Say man tossed match into sleeping brother's bed •j WNMN GOLDSTEIN atTaifnmeat this moralaj to municipal co«rt here Another suspect, I Juvenile, ww arrested at the same from the original bias* and battening to make repairs. LONG BRANCH - A 11-year-old city man arrested In fe allegedly threw a mate* Mo U» bed In which M* 17- time, according to police. Police here had been seeking Spinetli for more than a CMHIUUM wtth ltd May's suspicious fire at UM Nortt End ysaisM brother «u afcaplag, accordhig to polfce. HJa SpateUI has been free on tU.MO baU on the previous weak on the charges relating to his alleged attempt to act Beach Qab Is now charged with allegedly attempting to set oroth*rwasnotla)ured. charge*, pending action on the case by a grand Jury, police hi* brother's bad on fire. He was arrested at I a.m. Or* la the bed In which Mi younger brother »u deeping, SftoelU ni arrested last Hay In connection wtth the •at yesterday on the boardwalk following an extensive search, dr/aoBea report. a»sp*ctou« fire which caaied extensive damage ta the ctty- The beach club was the scene of two fires, occurring ponce said. Wctar48a*eai,U. of 512 Church St., hai been charged owned North End teach Club. / wttak days of each other In early Hay. The fires were Detective Bruce Newman has been the Investigating «Kh aasaatt and battery, malicious damage to property, At the time of ale trrwt oa charges summing from the cUsstfiad as suspicious by city fire and police officials officer on this case and the beach chib fire. Md attempted anon la connection with the incident Re li fire, he had been employed by the city recreation depart- The second tin broke out during the afternoon of May 5. Patrolmen Richard Female wd Michael Hughes btt*t Md ta the city Jail In Ueu of $1I,MO b*U, pending while city workers and fire officials were assessing damage made the arrest yesterday morning. The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 65 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1978 15 CENTS Brookdale union's defying court

By MARK MAGYAR "It points out how strongly we all feel about the way this LINCROFT — Brookdale Community College's striking college bargains," she said. Non-Academic Staff Association decided last night to defy a More than 1M NASA members, faculty, administrators and Superior Court injunction ordering Its members back to work allies packed the Christ Church hall In Shrewsbury last night to today, and the Faculty Association was expected to follow its hear their leaders tell them they could go to JaU for defying lead this morning. Superior Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccarlno's Injunction. "This la the first time In the history of organized higher "The Board of Trustees is exercising its power the only way education that three unions - NASA, the Faculty Association it knows how — using the courts to break our strike," said and the Administrators Association - stood together [or the Margaret Rice Moir. NASA president, drained after 40 sleepless common good." proclaimed Sylvia W Smith, Faculty Associa- hours of negotiations and meetings. tion president. "Our people are using the only option available to them by standing firm and united until a breakthrough contract Is won," she said. "We had a standing consensus last night. Our people overwhelmingly reaffirmed their determination to stay out until we win the contract we need" The Faculty Association is expected to reaffirm Its inten- Student tions of honoring all NASA picket lines ai a special meeting at 7 30 this morning, Ms. Smith said. "We had a meeting of the M faculty members there after NASA decided to defy the Injunction and we overwhelmingly agreed to support their action," Ms. Smith said. "But we also felt an obligation to tell the entire faculty what could happen If confusion they defied a court order, so we scheduled the morning meeting. "The temporary injunction the college obtained against By MARK MAGYAR NASA could probably be turned againit us," she noted. LINCROFT - Brookdale Community CoUege will officially Martin M. Barger. general counsel to the Board of Trustees, be "open" today, but whether It's worth your while to cross the and Malachl J. Kenney, representing the board's negotiating picket line depends on who you talk to. team, obtained the temporary injunction against NASA from Sylvia W. Smith, Faculty Association president, Insists that Judge Yaccarino yesterday at 12:30 p.m., Just seven hours after only tt faculty members crossed the Non-Academic Stiff NASA broke off conlract negotiations to prepare for Its strike. Picket! march at main entrance to Brookdale College. (Forino photo) Association picket lines all day yesterday. Judge Yaccarino's Injunction prohibits NASA from striking, Philip Carting, college public relations director, Is equally or conducting a slow-down or any type of Job action during insistent that Si faculty members taught their 9:30 a.m. classes working hours. yesterday. The injunction permits NASA to picket during non-working Sadat, Begin to testify And a Daily Register spot poll of 40 students strolling the hours, but forbids the unit from picketing or congregating In any aptrtajy-populated campus between 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. found way which blocks access to the college campus. that II of their (1 scheduled classes met yesterday. Judge Yaccarino ordered NASA to appear in court Thurs- Brookdaie's I,W students won't receive sny refunds for day to explain why his court order should not be continued until riaaaat missed because of the NASA strike, no matter how long there Is a full hearing on the Issues. the Job action lasts, Mr. Carllng said Mr. Barger said last night that he would probably meet "The only way students can get any money back Is by today with Brookdale President Donald H. Smith, special labor Pair faces congress dropping the course entirely," Mr. Carllng said. "Our normal counsel Robert E. Murray, and Dr. Smith's "Cabinet" to discuss add-drop procedures would apply. further legal action If NASA and the Faculty Association WASHINGTON (AP) - Hussein and Saudi Arabia's see, a potential challenger to ho. soon to become chairman "If a student drops a course by Wednesday, September to, decided to stay out. The leaders of Egypt and Is- King Khalid Carter in the 1180 election, of the Senate Foreign Rela- which la the end of the second week of the term, he'll get 10 "We have the option of asking the court for contempt rael, about to embark on the Vance's goal, President called the agreements "a real tions Committee, said the first percent of his tuition refunded," he said. "If a student drops a citations against NASA members if they refuse to comply with delicate Job of selling the Carter told a nationally tele- accomplishment." hurdle is the vote In the course by September 27, the end of the third week, he'll get 40 the court order," Mr. Barger said. Camp David accords to their vised joint session of Congress House Republican Whip Knesset, although he said he percent. There will be no refunds after September 27. ind no "And we could also obtain an injunction against the Faculty own peoples, first face a round Monday night, is "to secure Robert Michel of Illinois pre- thinks "what has been ac- exception*." Association for assisting NASA in its illegal strike," he noted. of questioning on Capitol Hill their support for the realiza- dicted Carter's standinx in complished at Camp David Dr. Donald H. Smith, Brookdale president, met with a "They are also college employees and, unlike NASA, they have Uppermost in the minds of tion of the new hopes and public opinion polls would constitutes an offer they can't delegation from Associated Students of Brookdale CoUege yes- a four-year contract they're violating." members of Congress as they dreams of the people of the shoot up 20 points or more In refuse." terday at noon to discuss the strike situation with them. Philip Carling, college public relations director, said that prepared to meet with Egyp- Middle East " an AP-NBC News poll last "Next is the degree of sup- "We asked him how long the strike would last, and wanted telegrams were sent to the officers of all Brookdale bargaining tian President Anwar Sadat The support of both nations month, only 26 percent of the port given Sadat by other Arab to know what students' rights were In terms of getting the units yesterday restating the college's basic attendance regu- and Israeli Prime Minister is considered vital to the out- respondents rated Carter's governments," said Church education we paid for," said Amy Blatt of Englishtown, vice lations, and similar letters were mailed to all employees. Menachem Begin were the come of the "framework for performance "excellent" or Most important among those president of the student association. "We didn't gel too many "In addition, we informed them that all new vacation leave critical tests facing the agree- peace" which Sadat, Begin "good " governments would be Jordan anawen." has been suspended for the duration of the strike," Mr. Carllng ments reached by the two long- and Carter signed at the end of After the speech. House Re- and Saudi Arabia, he added ~ Students who called Brookdale yesterday morning for in- said. "And all sick time must now be supported by a doctor's time adversaries. their 13-day summit publican Leader John Rhodes Carter telephoned Hussein formation were greeted by a recorded message by Mr Carllng. certificate." Both men scheduled ap- And Carter, in an ex- of Arizona said he would like to on Monday In hopes he would assuring them that "The college Is open today, Monday, Sep- Both Dr. Smith and Michael Townes, chief NASA nego- pearances today before the traordinary appeal to the Is- ask Begin and Sadat "how dif- support the accords, but the tember II, although the Non-Academic Staff Association has tiator, said they were willing to return to the bargaining table Senate Foreign Relations raeli parliament, asked it lo ficult it will be back home to Jordanian king said he wanted called an Illegal strike ..." when Gloria Korman, Public Employeess Relations Com- Cdmmltlee and the House In- approve the removal of settle- obtain support for what they to see the details before he The message never mentioned that the Faculty Association mission (PERC) mediator, contacts them, probably today or ternational Affairs Committee ments from Egyptian territory achieved at Camp David " would commit himself planned to honor the picket line, and stay out too. tomorrow. Secretary of State Cyrus R. as a condition for peace. Sen Frank Church. D-lda- See Pair faces, page 3 NASA strikers backed up traffic from Brookdaie's main NASA leaders set up 29 shifts consisting of 11 to 17 strikers Vance, meanwhile, was pre- "It is my strong hope,' he entrance on Route 520 as far east as the "Five Corners" each to picket the three entrances to Brookdale on a 24-hour-a- paring to leave on a hastily said, "that the question of Is- Intersection and as far west as Crawford's Corner Road before day basis. arranged trip in hopes of win- raeli settlements on Egyptian police ordered them out of the roadway to do their picketing The NASA picketers were Joined at 4 p.m. yesterday by a nlng backing for the agree- territory will not be the final Say Sadat gave from the grass. See Breekale unl«n, page 3 ments from Jordan's King obstacle to peace ." The Knesset is scheduled to vote within two weeks on the settle- ments. more, won more Although heated debate is CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - President Anwar Sadat appears to Suspend 75 in student walkout expected on the issue, most have given more ground at the Camp David summit than Israel, Israeli leaders' initial reaction but he got everything Egypt wanted •y MARK GRAVEN day after they staged a walk- crackdown in the township's At Thompson, students are The Thompson protestors showed support for withdraw al "He has gotten the maximum under the art of the possible." MIDDLETOWN - Approx- out at Thompson Junior High secondary schools. being given three minutes to did not return to the building of the Sinai settlements get to class, instead of the four until about 11 am. just after a senior Egyptian source said, commenting on charges by Syna imately 7} students were sus- School, the second such protest The students walked out Begin appears to have an they had last year, and are they were drenched in a sud- and the Palestine Liberation Organization that Sadat was pended for three days yester- In four days over a discipline shortly before I a.m. lo dra- easier domestic task ahead of being issued lavoratory den downpour The morning selling them out and concluding a separate peace with Israel matize their demands for more him than Sadat, who faces passes. In order to cut down on was punctuated also by a Sadat, his senior advisers and the govermentcontrolled time to pass between classes. trouble selling the agreements smoking, according to Ms. bomb scare at about 10 am Egyptian press said the "framework of peace in the Middle elimination of lavoratory to his own government In- passes and freedom to sit atop Taylor Marijuana use is not a which proved to be baseless East" he signed with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin deed, Sadat's foreign minister safeguarded essential Arab interests The Egyptian president a hill outside at lunchtime. problem at Thompson, she Some students had second The Inside Story and close friend. Ibrahim maintained It established principles that Israel's other Arab Ms. Victoria Taylor, princi- said. thoughts about staying outside, Kamel, resigned, reportedly neighbors could use In negotiations to regain their lost lands THF. *K VTHKK pal at Thompson, addressed The students did not give up and when they started back to because of a difference with their protest until about 11 the building their compatriots Warn aad kuald leday and late lemerrow, urelag the protestors, who had con- Sadat over the accords gregated on a knoll by the fool- a.m., and Ms. Taylor held firm urged them to stay: "II you go Local reaction. |>age 20 iy by lemerrew attenraea. Camplelr report ea ball field and were chanting: to her promise to suspend In now, you'll be suspended Few observers of Congress It "We want our hill! We want them for not returning to the and nothing will be ac could remember a joint ses- our hill!" building. The three-day-out-of- complished," said one stalwart sion comparable to this one There is an outside possibility of that But It is much more Fregtewa Frelie leaps le the fere 14 "You have five minutes to schoolsuspenston gives stu- protestor, who successfully Members stood, applauded, likely that the projected negotiations over the West Bank of the Mater Del (his halt RBC II choose three representatives succeeded In convincing his whistled and shouted. Jordan River and the Gaza Strip could drag on Inconclusively Meaaey sends off 7 to discuss your requests and See rtory. page 4 companions to stay "Bravo!" asoSadat and lie-in and present no attractions to Syria, the other main Arab entered the VIP gallery with belligerent DAILY REGISTER return to class, or else you will Parents, notified that their Bridge Advice.. .11 first lady Rosalynn Carter The West Bank agreement, however, allowed Sadat to PHONE NUMBERS be suspended." announced Ms. dents only two more unex- children were suspended. .7 Taylor. drove Into the parking lot to One of the loudest bursts extract his major goal from the summit — total Israeli 11-11 Mala Office Ml *** cused absenses before they fall withdrawal from the Sinai Desert and its return to full Egyptian Several hundred students courses, she said. take their children home came when Begin and Sadat Caatfes.. ' it Tell Free I7I-MM linked arms as they turned to sovereignty. That has been Egypt's aspiration since the end of .11 Tell Free MMIH walked out al Middlctown One embittered parent, One upset mother marched Creaawerd P«H High School North last Friday, Into the crowd to find her leave after Carter's speech ' the six-day war in 1M7. when the Israelis swept to the Suez I Classified Depl MM7M who said his son was one of Canal and dug in their chief demand being the those suspended, In a tele- daughter, who chose not to go Carter, interrupted by ap- EaterUiaaieal... I Clrcalallea Dept MI-4HI "ZII Snertt Depl »O-4»M reinstatement of designated phone conversation with the home. plause II times, said. "We A hero's welcome already is being officially prepared for smoking areas at the school Daily Register, charged that a "My mother would stand up have a'chance for peace be- Sadat on his return to Cairo, expected on Saturday Comments Ufettyle.. 14-is Ma»uiiainni» tn-zm ...... 1$ nnHH—raa. OMB The administration has in- double standard exists be- for me," one student yelled cause these two brave leaders from average Egyptians on the Camp David agreements In- Make A Date.. The protestors argued that dicate no particular opposition 4 U stituted a ban on smoking at cause student* at North were found within themselves the OMhMitet. the high schools In an attempt not suspended. they are Inconvenienced by the willingness to work together to Starts. . 11-11 Si Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel resigned in disagree- to curb the use of marijuana, The students al North were new rules, some of them stat- seek a lasting peace " ment over the concessions Sadat made on the West Bank and according to Superintendent of given unexcused absenses but ing that Thompson "has be- Resle OGrady's J.C.S.C Open House Ski Party Even the most partisan of Palestinian Issues, but the president Is expected to take thai in a Schools Bernhard W. not suspended because they re- come like a prison " Republicanvand the severest stride. Predictable criticism from the small leftist oppostion Jack HID Trio Tues. through Wed.. Sept 20.8:30p.m.. Roale Schneider. Sat., 1:11 UU closing. Hwy. ». OGrady's. Call 741-MKffoor de- turned' to the building to con- Ms Taylor said she would of the president's critics ap- party here also will have little effect, and it won't be tolerated latoatowa. tails. tinue their protest, said Dennis discuss the new rules with rep- plauded loudly when he en- for long Giaal Scree* Mtvlri Kane, public relations director TeaMl "Pheealx" Have a drink and watch resentatives only. She noted tered lo report on the promise The reaction of Saudi Arabia is likely to be more important Many'* Reataanat-laauaa for the township's schools, that student council elections of Camp David. Salad, aonp bar with delT-style Wed... "Friday." THiurs.. "6mehey • The Bandit' t» for Sadat than the domestic repercussions The kingdom's reached for comment last are slated for this week, in baflat hnches. 7 day* a wk "Baby Blue." Trade Winds. night Wharf Pub. Shrewsbury Senate Republican Leader conservative rulers' have not openly supported Sadat's direct Ave., Highlands. night I»UU. HUM. See Sasaead 7i, page J Howard H Baker of Tennes- See Sadat, page 1 2 The Drily Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. SEPTEMBER 19. i97B State approves bill 'People- HACKENSACK (AP) - New York Times reporter Mjma Falser, who was jailed for refusing to sur- fixing minimum render his notes on Dr. Middle income Two quit limiting pottlM Mario Jascalevlch. repeated may receive lax break . WASHINGTON (AP) - The govern- Ids refusal Monday while ment's top two fair housing officials have testifying In the doctor's WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Fi- resigned their posts following reported murder trial. It was the first nance Committee Is weighing a proposal high-level disappointment with their ef- diploma standards time the Jury in the seven- that would give middle-Income families i forts to expand housing opportunities for month trial learned of the greater income-lax break than the one minorities Housing economist Chester C. TRENTON (AP) - A high Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, grade. If he flunked again, he fair trial-free press confron- already approved by the House. It could McGulre Jr., the assistant secretary In school minimum standards bill said he was afraid of giving would get thorough tutoring tation between Farber and mean an extra Jill a year to a couple with charge of HUD's Fair Housing and Equal requiring students to prove state bureaucrats additional until be passed and could be court officials. "I respect- two children and an Income of 110,000 a Opportunity section, announced his de- they can read, write and do power over local school dis- required to stay after school, fully decline under the First year. The same couple with a $25,000 in- parture effective Sept. 10. His top lieuten- math competently in order to tricts or even to be held back a year Amendment of the Con- come would get til more than in the House ant, Herman "Tex" Wilson, also quit HUD get a diploma was approved Dumont said the bill repre- or more. stltitullon, and the New York version. Generally, the measure under con Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris has Monday by the New Jersey sents another intrusion on the If the student fails to reach and New Jersey shield liberation on the Senate side would offset been unhappy with the performance of Senate rights of local school officials, the required level of skills, the laws," Farber said from the for one-earner families making 120.000 or McGulre and the fair housing staff, but The measure passed, 32 J, responsible to local voters, to district could award a diploma witness stand when asked less the Social Security tax Increase thai HUD officials said she did not directly ask after speaker upon speaker de- run schools the way they want without a state endorsement. for the documents by de- goes into effect next Jan I That increase for McGuire's resignation McGuire, one of nounced the decline of educa- to. Statewide minimum stan- fense attorney Raymond will cost a $10,000 earner $8, a $20,000 the highest ranking black officials in the tion and cited stories aboil "They certainly know how dards for high school gradu- Brown. Gbrta Swaaua worker $155 and those earning 123,000 or Carter administration, said he was quitting graduating seniors who to run school better than any- ation were also endorsed by more 1333 In most cases In which family to return to his work as a housing econo- couldn't read The bill now one In Trenton or Washing- the New Jersey School Boards NEW YORK (AP) - 30 years. As tar as I can Income Is under $20,000, there would be mist In the pplvate sector goes to the state Assembly. ton," Dumont said. "You've Association yesterday. Gkria Swaassa walked onto ascertain, I have no com- enough relief in the Senate package to Sen Matthew Feldman. I) got to be for home rule or The association, which has the big sound stage of municable disease, obesity offset the tax effects of inflation, which Six die in boat miMhap Bergen, said the vote puts the against it It's as simple as supported local establishment Astoria Studios, where many hasn't yet become a prob- pushes workers into higher brackets even Senate on record as insisting a that " of standards In lift past, an- of her great motion pictures lem, nor has my mental though their real buying power has not BRIDGEPORT, Calif (AP) - The bod high school diploma should Feldman's bill would re- nounced that it will endorse were shot, and said being health - but that Is subject risen. les of five people were recovered and a stand for solid achievments. quire the state education com- "uniform, statewide standards there gave her "goose to change at short notice." sixth person was missing Monday after a "It is a cruel hoax to give a missioner to set standards stu- in reading, writing, and com- pimples." Joked Charles, who cele- small boat was capsized by high winds graduating student a piece of dents would have to meet to putation" as a requirement for The Tt-year-old actress brates his 30th birthday Nov. howling across Mono Lake near Yosemlte Jim Btahop hit* paper paper and send him into the get a diploma, and to back graduation. led ap entourage of politi- 11 Park, authorities said. Mono County Un- •at) world when he lacks the ability them up with standardized, Local boards of education cians and film industry rep- on anti-caMino 88 aid dersheriff Bud Mann said the identities of MIAMI (AP) - A federal to read, write or compute ade- statewide tests. Local school should still be able to impose resentatives on Monday to MIAMI (AP) - A national newspaper the bodies pulled from the cold waters judge on Monday dismissed quately," Feldman said. officials would be free to add their own standards that must dedicate the 58-year-old stu- columnist who Is working to help pass a were being withheld pending notification of a |10 million libel suit banker "He cannot hold a Job. He their own requirements. include, but may exceed, state dio as a cpty landmark. "I casino gambling proposal In Florida has relatives. Boats and a plane were Charles G. "Bebe" Rebau, does not have the skills to Students first would see the requirements, the NJSBA said. believe once again New filed a complaint with a media watchdog searching for the sixth person, he said. former President Richard carve out a living In a world effects of the bill in September "Our position calls for a York City will be pre-emi- organization against The Miami Herald Mann said the six went out on the lake Nixon's friend and Key Bis- that can be very cruel," he 1(81. partnership between state and nent in the film Industry," and Herald president Alvah H. Chapman Saturday, and were to return Sunday. A cayne neighbor, had filed said. During the 1*81-82 school locality which assures certain said Mayor Edward I. Koch. for making contributions to the anti-casino search for them and the 18-foot-long boat against the Washington Post. Feldman cited a case of an year, all public school ninth statewide minimum standards During the IMOs, the stu- campaign. Jim Bishop, an author and syn- began later Sunday. U.S. District Judge Sidney unidentified high school gradu- graders would take a stan- but maintains a precious dio was busy with films that dicated columnist who heads a statewide Aronovitz ruled that Rebozo ate who had to ask his 7-year- dardized, statewide test in heritage unique to American starred the Marx Brothers, steering .committee for the Miami Beach- had become a public figure Health care plan pa*MC8 old sister to read his diploma reading, writing and schools - that is. control of the Rudolph Valentino and W.C. based Let's Help Florida pro-casino com- by the time the Post re- to him. arithmetic. schools by local citizens," said Fields, among others. mittee, mailed the complaint to the Na- WASHINGTON (AP) - Legislation to ported In 1173 that he had One of the three senators to If the student flunks, he Lawrence S. Schwartz. NJSBA From Work) War II to tional News Council In New York Sunday, a provide more home health care services to cashed ttl.SOO In stocks after vote against the bill, Sen. would take it again in 10th president. 1970. the U.S. Army used It to spokeswoman said Monday. Bishop Medicare patients was passed Monday by being told they were stolen. make training and propa- charged that Chapman and the Herald, the the House. A bill to amend the government Since Rebozo was a public ganda films. It then fell into state's largest newspaper, "attempted to health program for the aged and disabled figure, Aronovitz said, rules disuse, but was reopened Influence the outcome of a referendum Included this provision along with a set down by the U.S. Su- last year by a community Issue through direct contribution to, and number of relatively minor benefit liber- preme Court In 1174 and 1M4 group and renovated with solicitation on behalf of, groups opposed to alisations. The measure now goes to the Little Silver OKs prevent his winning a libel the help of a 850,000 federal the referendum," according to a Let's Help Senate. Under existing law, part A of Medi- judgment against the news- grant. Landmark designa- Florida news release. Bishop's column is care, the hospltalization Insurance, pro- paper. published regularly by the Herald, but he is tion win" protect it from dem- vides 100 visits per year by health special- ••• not writing about the casino Issue during olition. ists such as nurses or therapists, and part WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - the campaign. Chapman responded, "The After the ceremony, Koch B, the physician's service program for law office plan A single-engine plane carry- Miami Herald Publishing Co. made a busi- and Miss Swanson walked which beneficiaries pay a premium, pro- ing LWIaa Carter, mother of ness decision to contribute to the antl- through the studio where a vides another 100 visits. The bill would By HILDY McCORMICK three weeks. posals were subject to change the president, landed safely caslno campaign because we felt that this Paramount film about youth authorize unlimited visits under either sec- LITTLE SILVER - George G. Whitmore. after the hearing. at Mid-Continent Airport community and our shareholders' Interests gangs, "The Warriors," was tion, eliminate the present requirement Borough Council approved last borough attorney, warned that Monday night after the pilot would be severely damaged by the In- being shot. On the far side of that the part A home care benefit is avail- night the Issuance of a tem- the temporary certificate reported a possible problem troduction of 'Las Vegas South' Into the the studio, Columbia Pic- able only after three days of hospitalization porary certificate of occupan- could be rescinded, and that Reject with the aircraft's landing prosperous South Florida economy. "Jim tures was preparing a set for and eliminate a $«o deductible which Part cy to James P. Hurley to open steps could be taken to see that gtar. "She wasn't ntrvoui at Bishop, of all people, given his long connec- a movie to be called, "All B patients now must pay toward such law offices In the Shrewsbury other certificates of occupancy all, I think," said the pilot, tion with The Miami Herald, knows very That Jazz." services. State Bank Building, Prospect were voided until the de- James Smith. "She waa very well about the division of business side and board •a* Avenue and Markham Place veloper compiled with the site gracious. I certainly ap- the news side responsibilities," Chapman LONDON (AP) - Prlace Natural ga» fight continue* Issuance had been delayed plan requirements. preciated It." said. Mr. Bishop is formerly a resident of because conditions regarding In addition to the tem- Claries, a former Royal So- WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate oppo- offer ciety "Non-smoker of the ••• Sea Bright N J (Editor's note: Mr. Bishop landscaping, a required catch porary certificate of occupan- nents of the natural gas compromise say Is a columnist for the Dally Register). basin and park benches at the cy, a $9,000 performance bond LONG BRANCH - City Year," admits he used to CLEVELAND (AP) - their fight Is far from lost, although they site had not been met. is being used for security. school employees have re- take an occasional cigarette Michael Dwuer, editor of a concede almost certain defeat in the first Refuse ItiiHMans' request Mr. Hurley told the council Councilman Richard J. jected what the Board of puff. games magazine, labored showdown vote. An unusual coalition of that he was unable to obtain a Roddy announced that a mas- Education has termed Its "fair "I gave up smoking at for M hours to win the First NEWARK (AP) - Two Russian na- conservative Republicans and Democrats certificate of occupancy be- ter-plan hearing would be held and final offer" for settlement school, which simplylserved Annual World Claas tionals accused of espionage will not be opposed to deregulated gas prices have cause of the deficiencies. at Borough Hall at 8 p.m. on of a contract dispute Involving to make me intolerant at a Crossword Puzzle Marathon given access to electronic surveillance ma- eight days to reverse the tide behind the When he learned of them, he Oct. 17. The area near the rail- 506 teachers, custodians, sec- young age," the heir to the - but still didn't complete terial concerning themselves gathered by White House-supported compromise, said, he undertook completion road station has been proposed retaries, corridor aides and British throne told the Eu- the S3t-entry puzzle. Donner, the FBI for counter-intelligence Informa- arious counts indicated today's test vote to of some in an effort to obtain as a commercial or CS zone, coaches. ropean regional committee IS, of Mt. Klsco, NY., editor tion, a federal Judge has ruled. The elec- send the compromise back to a con- the certificate. and a fourth residential zone, During negotiations last of the World Health Or- of "Games" magazine - a tronic surveillance In question was "not gressional conference committee would John Bayliss, chairman of requiring 40,000 square feet of night, the board notified nego- ganization. publication devoted to all related to the subject matter of this case" fall by five to 10 votes. The prince also said Mon- but was gathered without warrants under the Shade Tree Commission, property per lot, also is being tiators for the school employee types of puzzles — won the told the council that he had considered, he said. Present associations that It would ac- day night he had been mys- first prize of (1,000 by cor- the approval of the U.S. Attorney General, 5,000 visit Tut exhibit tified at the group's request U.S. District Court Judge Frederick B. visited the site, and estimated residential zones are slated to cept the recommendations of a rectly completing the most NEW YORK (AP) - About 5,000 per- that It would take three weeks remain unchanged. Public Employment Relations for him to give Its inaugural entries in the allotted 24 Lacey said In an opinion made public Mon- address until he discovered day. sons, standing In an eight-block-long line to complete the required work. Urging residents to attend Commission (PERC) con- hours. Some of the clues — outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art Mr. Hurley and John C. the hearing, Mr. Roddy said, dilator for settlement - rec-that 1(78 Is the 30th an- and the answers — were: 10 niversary of both the WHO Greyhound cuts price* and entertained by clowns and musicians, Malmone, developer, agreed "There Is nothing cast in con- ommendations which the em- Across, subdlvlslonal epoch braved lousy weather Monday to reserve to have the work done within crete," adding that all pro- ployees have already rejected, and Britain's National of the European Ordovlcian PHOENIX, Ariz (AP) - Greyhound is tickets for the "Treasures of board member Burton Resnic Health Service. period - llanvlrm; ISO reducing its maximum one-way fare on Tutankhamen" exhibit. The show, now in said. "I can only assume that Across, wife of Cecrops (one any scheduled bus route from $75 to $69. Seattle, has been in four other U.S. cities — Negotiators for the school somebody wanted to bring of several spellings) — Charles D. Klrkpatrick, vice president ol Washington, Chicago, New Orleans and Hazlet poll shows: employees have asked for me along as an example of Agraulos; and 110 Down, rit- sales, said Monday. Kirkpatrick said the Los Angeles - since it came to the United talks to continue. what has been achieved In ual formulas of a Sufi broth- new fare, effective Tuesday, will be in States last November. It has already at- Meanwhile, notices have the health field over the past erhood - bhlkrs. effect until Jan. 8. Children aged 5 to 11 tracted an estimated 5 million visitors and Prefer H.S, busing been distributed to city em- may travel for a maximum fare of $34.50. Is expected to draw an additional 1.3 mil- ployees asking them to turn By BOB BKAMLKY Middle Road opposite the high be said. lion this winter In New York. The four- out in force for tomorrow HAZLET - After nearly a month stop here is the last before the school. night's regular board meeting 8 feet ofsnou tails hour of discussion at last fabulous collection of ancient Egyptian Mr. Marino and Mr. Cac- to belp "hasten a contract HELENA, Mont (AP) - Elghtloot- night's special meeting of the Weather: Warm treasures, dating back to the 14th century agreement." Board of Education, an In- cavale agreed that Middle deep snow drifts were reported in southern B.C., returns to the Cairo Museum in The settlement proposed Yciterday's high Mm- TOMORROW - High 11:0) formal poll of board members Road Is top hazardous for the Montana on Monday, as accumulations of Egypt- last night by the board, along •entire at the Register's a.m. and 11:28 p.m. and low showed they would rather bus youngsters because of speed- up to 38 inches fell in the mountain areas. the lines of the PERC con- weather stalloa was 74 aad the 4:52 a.m. and low 5U p.m. high school students along Un- Ing motorists and heavy traffic Most roads into Yellowstone National Park ciliator Robert Mltrani's sug- lew U degrees. AI 3 p.m..the For Red Bank and Rumson New uc<>lir\ ion Avenue than elementary on Middle Road and high were closed, snowplows were called out. gestion, Included an 18.4 temperature was 73, the rela- bridges, add two hours; Sea WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of the youngsters along Middle Road. absenteeism among crossing Freezing rain near Red Lodge and Billings percent salary Increase spread tive timidity 18 per ceal and Bright, deduct' 10 minutes; scandal-ridden General Services Adminis- The straw vote came after guards. caused some power problems. Idaho and over three years (about ( the temperature timidity la- Long Branch, deduct IS tration is trying to alleviate what one top board members considered Wyoming also received accumulations of < They also declared that Un- percent per year), expansion dez 71. Overnight lew tun minutes; Highlands bridge, official calls the underlying cause of the recommendations by Vincent Inches or more during the day. ion Avenue Is too hazardous of prescription drug benefits, peralire wai II degrees. add 40 minutes. agency's problems: lack of a central J. Caccavale and Martin for high school walkers be- and, In the second year, In- There wai .17 Inches t>f pre- purchasing policy GSA Administrator Jay Marino, members of the Did Ca*tro know about it? cause of the lack of sidewalks stitution of a dental Insurance clpttatloa in tte 24 tears ead- WAIMCHOTOX - MM WMtMt Solomon said Monday he will have in place board's transportation com- tag at I a.m. May. TherStrylcea ratlrl al momma tin. and the narrow pavement. program, Mr. Resnic said. •araHru Mr lUw parttd, mum— WASHINGTON (AP) - The House as- by Oct. 1 a new "office of acquisition mittee, that busing be pro- were i eteJfag degree days IIIM1IHHM Hr IKWvr PHM aftt prt sassinations committee, in a cautiously policy" reporting directly to him. It will vided on both routes. CWAMN Mr Mw Mrtt. Mkal yesterday, 13 far Ike meila U f « . (Ml MrtcM MfH.taa Uiab worded statement, said Monday it has been standardize and police the billion-dollar-a- The two board members dale aid HI for tte season. • HIIIIMtmm told there may be some support for a year purchases of the GSA, which Solomon Albany SI 11 rn made a survey of conditions on Zoners: Racquetball club Warm and humid through report that Fidel Castro knew in advance said now "are decentralized among the tSBmt V a) clr Union Avenue and Middle Wednesday with some morn- Amorlllo •4 SI cdy of an assassination threat against Presi- services in the central office in Washington Allanto clr Road after parents protested ing cloudiness and fog; becom- Atlantic Cly nM nIt cdy' dent John f. Kennedy. Castro has called and in the 10 regions." Vincent Alto, the must submit request aolllmort tl tl clr hazardous conditions at last ing mostly sunny by afternoon. the report "absurd." Rep. Louis Stokes. D- special counsel hired by Solomon to head Slrmlnatam tl II clr week's regular board meeting EATONTOWN - The Zon- As a result of the decision Highs both days in the upper BothM SI It coy Ohio, the committee's chairman, refused the internal investigation of the federal MMt It SI .11 cdy in Lillian Drive School. The ing Board of Adjustment last the Racquetball Club will have 70s to low 80s. Lows Tuesday OtorliMC H N clr to go beyond an ambiguous statement that government's landlord and storekeeper parents were especially con- night decided that it did' not CtarrtlnWV tt It cdy to resubmlt a variance ap- night Mto 70. Chance of rain SO Chicago IS U III cdy said an unspecified source had informed agency, said Monday that no GSA adminis- cerned about elementary have jurisdiction to grant a plication to locate a planned percent Tuesday morning and Clnclnnotl ti n .,'•" the panel that the story might have sub- trator since the first one. Jess Larson in school children walking to •t n .11 rn time extension for for a vari- 23,000 square foot, 18 court rac- 20 percent Tuesday afternoon dtMtaM tt n ctfy stance. the Truman administration Middle Road School adjacent ance granted Him ytn t» th» quetball facility on South and night, Light, southeast to DOIFI WtK N It CtfV lo Township Hall from the n 4i ctfy Eatontown Racquetball Club, Street adjacent to Bendlx Cor- southerly winds Tuesday. DnMoInn 1)1 ctfy development on OttraH . •7 41 M cttv Greenway Inc. poration. Ocean water temperatures are Honolulu M» nM :8 c" Houtfon •t a cdy The board denied the ex- in the upper 60s. Manasquan to WCapilll it n clr Cape Henlopen to 20 miles off- Jotki'vllla •i a .« err The Daily Register tension, requested by the club, Kon'i City •t a l.» cdy because the club had failed to shore, winds will be southerly LMVaan 14 St clr at around ten knots Tuesday UKM • n cdy Sound system bid approved file for a building psrmit within LatAnatln n » clr and Tuesday night. There will Unrt.lll. cdy The Sunday Register the specified six month period. n n EATONTOWN - The viewed by the board secretary, might be paid to the installa- be scattered showers and thun- Mlom, ti n PvMltrwday Tht R«d lank RMllttr Board of Education last night who will then make a recom- tion of sidewalks along roads As a result of this failure, tt tWaKll it a (ay EftaMMw* In 1171 by John M Coo* o"3 Henry Clay was determined that the vari- dershowers and some dense M cdy awarded a bid for a com- mendation to the board on that currently have none, but ••m si p tt SI ncdi ance— which was subject to fog Tuesday morning. It will NnOrltonl n it cdy munications and sound system whether to accept it. Mr. Tarantola said be felt that Haw Yark tl U .11 cdy construction beginning—had be fair Tuesday afternoon and NorMlk clr •finch OrflcM in the Meadowbrook School to It was not within the scope of OrkMa n n ll ca> mm. JS. MIHIIIIII. N j I7W In other action. Alf Berg expired. Tuesday night. Visibility will n n mnmcmmn (KMtmiu. ftntuM, N.J,»« Koskey's Electronics Systems the board to identify danger- PMtad'pMo II a cdf m fcnmi, um inw, »,JIM proposed that the board write be from one Mile or less In fog ti a clr Inc.. North Brunswick. ous roads and Intersections In Arnold Levin, a West Long finiaunr, « a .11 cdy i ».ll TrtnWn. H J Mil to the mayor and Borough early Tuesday and two to four Pltand. Or. tl 47 clr * «M ASMCtaM Prm Tht Astaclafad Preti It Cfltlttrt the borough. Branch attorney representing miles In haze Tuesday after- am st it clr t> The bid. which was the low- Council to suggest sidewalk clr 11 Mi mil *• •£*•£•"* " " •**"• prlnlod m the newteopt r 01 «»ll Charles Vincelette, a board the AME Zionist Church which noon and night. Average wave akHMM ts a est of two received, totalled and traffic Improvements in SI. Louli t4 IT cdy member, suggested that It ask opposes the planned facility, heights will be two feet or less St. P. Tompo ti n cdy K470 order to increase the safety of SaflLatl SI M lit cdy the coundl whether tyllt had had during an August 7 meet- Tuesday. Sa»DM*a 14 14 clr children walking to and from SanPran tS 14 clr Hldlff*—[•' ' • I—-•-*•»—• —- N J 07Wl •noBIMWdlttowrt. The board also received a planned a sidewalk construc- Ing, suggested lo the board .SWaV »l»ai» I* SoMoy UxouQh Friday. Moll utocrlftUm poyobW M the Vetter and Memorial MM* 44 O edi Sl.no bid from Triple-A A-Line tion project In the Vetter-af e- that since a condition of the MMM cdy Schools. W1ilw|tan _ • 11 Exterminators. Staten Island, mortal schools area. He said club's variance concerning to n cS DWv Svaday Daily ••• TIDES U-YdMrdanMaT Only O»ly Swidw to control an identified termite Gerald Tarantola. the that the board should know suiting construction had run Saaiy Hatk «••• «••• •*••> Prc-Piutjuaain Mr M km oa* l —"- —i ~ -•-' S problem in the district's three board president, agreed with what the Council planned to do out, the variance would have TODAY - High 10:40 p.m. »••.. IDTyMMm. niri -iiiim ilium mini schools The bid will be re-Mr. Berg that special attention there over the next few years. to be applied for again. andlow4:4lp.m Sadat gave, SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.1976 The DMfyRegfeter 3 (continued) Say river' dealings with Israel. But neither hive they opposed him. ud la the context of Arab politics that meant they have given him a me hand to tar. Sea Colony chiefs Saadi Arabia hu glren Egypt billions of dollars since the ID! October war. Sine* It aUo bankrolls Syria heavily, It often entering play* the role of arbiter In Inter-Arab disputes. Its particular concern U East Jerusalem, site of the third hottest shrine In Islam after Mecca and Medina. Jordan cap- ask year extenion tared It in the IMS war and Israel annexed It after the 1M7 war. By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN included Sabatino Russo, the Mr. Falvo pointed out also -Sadat said he and president Carter were In full agreement the pipes LONG BRANCH - The original developer of the that the Mattone DeMatteis oa the status of the holy city, snd the Egyptian media has given new developers of the long- project group has been making the the impression that Carter will be personally Involved In the By SHERRY FIGDORE Ing at the river are causing the dormant Sea Colony are now Finalization of the purchase 120.000 monthly payments to final disposal of the Arab part of the city. However, Israelis of SEA BRIGHT - Borough excess water, he said. asking the city for a one-year and of financing for the project keep current with city taxes tO palittcal parties are agreed they will never relinquish It, and Councilman John Forsman The borough system was extension, until next October, has been delayed, however, by and to pay the holders of the there was no mention of Jerusalem in either one Camp David thinks some of the wide vari- hooked Into the Northeast of the project's building per- a succession of lawsuits both first mortgage, as required by tgrwmenU or Carter's explanation of them to the UN. Con ations in the amount of water Monmouth regional plant in mit. by Mr. Russo's investors and the bankruptcy court pen Monday night. Robert Hahey going through the borough's May, 1972. The beleaguered ocean- partners in the original, As now proposed, Sea Co- "As for the Rejection Front, they can do nothing since their sewer system could be due to Mayor Cecile F. Norton, front high-rise was begun bankrupt project. Peter Falvo, lony will include 414 rental only alternative, which is to fight Israel, is implausible," said an Infiltration of Shrewsbury who has anxiously awaited the some five years ago, but the attorney for the Mattone-De units, in three 18-story towers. Egyptian diplomat. Meeting River water Into leaky old first sign of any equipment In- only construction ac- Matteis group, said. The new developers have •— pipes. dicating the emergency re- complished at its Ocean Ave- The legal complications already sunk about $1 million If the councilman is cor- pairs on the seawall are about nue site has been a mastve should be resolved wilhin the into the project, although they set by rect, the borough may get to begin, announced last night excavation and erection of a month, and a closing on the don't yet even have title to the Carter star soars away with a cheaper sewer that "a sign (announcing the sales pavilion. federally-guaranteed construc- property, the attorney noted rehabilitation project than that project) came Saturday and a tion loan should take place WASHINGTON (AP) - and Senate members after The original developers, "We have not for a moment proposed last night by Schoor portable lavatory came to- shortly after. Mr Falvo added President Carter's past and Carter reported to a Joint ses- U.S. Properties Ltd., of dragged our feet," Mr. Falvo planner Engineering, Inc. day." future rivals for the White sion of Congress Monday night Princeton, declared At the time of the closing, said. "The delays have not "I demanded that some- House, praising his high-risk was that the president's By BARBARA KATELL The borough was put on no- bankruptcy on the project in the city will be repaid tlje come about because of a lack thing come," the mayor said venture In Middle East peace- achievement has silenced FREEHOLD - The county tice last month by the North- March, 1976. $136,000 in back taxes owed it. of good faith or diligence on wryly, "and that's what they making, predict It will greatly those who painted him as as a Planning Board wiU hold a east Monmouth Regional Sew- If granted, this would be the he said our part, but because the third sent. enhance his popularity and re- faltering and unsure leader. series of meetings with groups erage Authority that the flow it fourth extension of the Sea Co- However, because con- and fourth parties involved "Perhaps the real equip- election chances. I think that with one bold of municipalities before It receives from Sea Bright Is far lony building permit since struction will be impossible must be assured their day in ment will come tomorrow." Both Republican and Dem- stroke he has erased any im- adopts any revision of its coun greater than what it should be. April 1977. during the winter, work on the court" ocratic leaden, some of whom age of Incompetence," said ty master plan, Robert D. The engineers took dozens The sign, opposite the Fair- The new developers. David site probably won't begin until recently dismissed Carter as Senate Democratic leader Halsey, Planning Board direc- of water tests, both for quanti- banks Motel and Restaurant, Mattone and the De Matteis next spring Council decided last night likely to be a one-term presi- Robert Byrd. tor, said yesterday. ty and quality, and urged marks the most seriously Organization of New York, Within a year. Mr Falvo to continue discussion on the dent, now say be has trans- "There is now a presump-^ The planning board staff Is borough officials to first clean eroded section of the seawall. promised Council last night assured the council, construc- extension request tonight, and formed the political landscape tlon that the president of the currently updating the master out all the pipes in the system. and lists sponsors of the re- that this building permit ex- tion should be 10 percent com- to take action at a special and probably earned at much United States is In charge of plan adopted in 1*70 lo reflect then run a video Inspection of construction, which will be su- tension would be different — pleted, which, under city or- meeting tomorrow. as a IS-potnt boost In opinion his affairs and that he knows changes that have occurred in the sewers. The cost could run pervised by the state Depart- construction on the site should dinance, would allow for an Mayor Henry B Cioffi. polls. what he Is doing," said House the past eight years. The 1970 anywhere from 115,000 to ment of Environmental Pro- begin next spring. automatic renewal of the however, urged council not lo Sen. William Roth, R-Del, Democratic Leader Jamei plan has stood up well, Mr. $50,000 tection. The Mattone building permit delay extension of the permit recommended that Carter, Is- Wright. Halsey observed. "But we Barry Silberstein, of Schoor De Mattelz group won in feder- But Mr. Forsman said Engineering, outlined areas to raeli Prime Minister Men Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, think It needs fine tuning. "Mr. before the borough spends any al achem Begin and Egyptian D-Mass., mentioned with in- Halsey noted that the plan is be contained in applications bankruptcy court its bid to buy Newest member tangles money to carry out the engi- for fifth, sixth and seventh President Anwar Sadat be creasing frequency In recent not binding on any municipal neers' recommendations, the land and assets of the a nominated for Nobel Peace weeks as a potential Carter tty. However, he said that it year federal Community De- bankrupt Sea Colony, over an- manholes should be opened on velopment Block Grant funds with the older guard MM. challenger In 1M0, said Carter was; the hope of the county Center, Beach, Surf and New other group of investors which The borough has already Some Republicans sug- hu proved himself adept at planners that municipalities Streets and water levels alive then stalled a vote on a received fourth year funds for By DAVID TTRNER gested Carter's rising stock dealing with a tough and com- would use the plan to see how checked during new and full teacher's appointment by ask- work on East New. East FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP will not rub off on con- plex Issue, "a fact the Ameri- they relate to adjoining towns. moon tides. ing that one name be removed Church, and Surf Streets. Hold man — The newest members of the gressional races next month, can people will surely under- Mr. Halsey told the Plan- Water flows at the plant In- Freehold Regional Board of from a list of 13 proposed ap- and Sen. John Tower, R-Tex stand and appreciate." ning Board that the updated Fifth year plans include Os- pointments take ranged from 100,000 borne, Center and Beach Education last night tangled as, said that while Carter has Senate Republican leader plan would Include more detail who fled Board President John F gallons to 300.000 gallons, and, Streets; sixth year, Sout and with the senior members over undoubtedly Improved his for- Howard H. Baker, KTenn, on residential patterns of de- Morrisberger responded by said Mr. Forsman, "I think River Streets and Peninsular personnel policies, and both eign policy image, "It doesn't who has said he will consider a velopment and would recog- calling for a closed discussion Irregular readings are due to Avenue, and seventh year, sides came away claiming vic- get him out of the woods on a try for his party's presidential nise the Impact of important hospital on the personnel matter, river water." New and Church Streets and tory. lot of domestic problems." nomination in ltW. said Carter court decisions and of the new MARLBORO - Township Theodore Bloom, ol saying he did not think he had state Municipal Land Use Act. An old terracotta pipe creation of second-floor meet- However, the prevailing should be given "high marks storm sewer system dating police, working with the Jer- Marlboro, and Louis Goselin. the five votes needed to ap- Mr. Halsey said the up- ing rooms in the Community mood as expressed by House for a Job well done." back to the early 1900s was sey City Police Department, of Freehold Township, both ul point the teacher dated plan would propose lim- Center. Incorporated into the have apprehended a man who whom Joined the board earlier iting high-density development The borough Is limited to When the board emerged borough's sanitary sewer sys- escaped from Discovery this year, began the fight after also In those areas where applications of 1250.000 each after a 30 minute discussion. tem, and there Is a strong pos- House at Marlboro Psychiatric being asked to approve the utllties are already in place or year. Mr Bloom and his allies voted Suspend 75 sibly that cracks In the pipes Hospital last Thursday police creation of Iwo new staff posi readily available. He noted Council awarded a three- in favor of the appointment, and leaks In the bulkheads at report. tlons in the district. (continued) you to the child-study team," that the availability of public year garbage contract to the and Mr Bloom said his point the ends of several streets end- sole bidder. Michael F D«ll«a, John Paul Raratta. 22. of Mi Goselin protested the had been made which the students can select chimed In a male classmate, transportation Is becoming an 233 Liberty St., Jersey City, new positions, saying the spokesmen to discuss the new M>- Taylor said that the Increasing consideration also West Long Branch, for "We're going to discuss was picked up at a Jersey City board should review new posi- things now," he later told re- rules. school's policy requires the for those considering in- 1127.188. Bus driver police station by Detective tions to be sure it has the mon- porters Ms Taylor said she has al- students to "conduct them- dustrial development Robert Holmes of the township ey to pay for them under the ready received a petition with selves as adults ' "The energy shortage has police at 1236 pm yesterday, state-imposed 'caps ' on But Mr Morrisberger said more than NO signatures ask- Ms. Taylor said that both shifted the emphasis of In- assaulted, Set meeting police said spending the board was keeping its poli- Ing for a change In the rules. faculty and parents were dustrial development to where Baratta was one of four "It Is a district in which cy, which he said gives the One student said that she pleased with the discipline transportation has become a on contract persons who escaped from the there are two executive secre- school administration "flex- walked out because her father clamp down, prime consideration," he said. hold pair facility that night Two others, taries for Ihe superintendent," ibility" in filling new positions had taught her to tight for "This has been the best "A company in an urban coun- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP including one juvenile, were he said "I've worked in sever- it deems necessary before the what she believes In. opening In the history of ty no longer Just picks up and — An off-duty driver for the — The Delegate Assembly of arrested that night, according al large companies, and I've board formally votes on the "Mrs. Taylor wouldn't let Thompson," she reported moves to the suburbs They the Freehold Regional Educa- new job Ms Blue and White Bus Co.. to police. never heard of such a thing " us talk," said an articulate Taylor said that the are thinking twice before leav- Leonardo, was assaulted by tion Association (FREA) will Baratta was charged with Mr Bloom noted one of the In other business, the board youngster, addressing Fred «•* nilei prevent students ing the urban areas." two young men last night dur- meet tonight to discuss the un- escape and contributing to the positions had been filled - read a letter from John Tergls, Gemsbeck. assistant prind- from congregating in the bath The county planners noted ion's ongoing teacher contract a former board member from r nu ing a dispute over the driver's delinquency of a minor, in before the board voted to pal, who attempted to con- °° between classes. She es- also that the updated plan refusal to transport the youths. negotiations, a spokesman said complaints signed by Patrol create It. Marlboro. vince the students to quit their Umated that only about IS of takes better account of exist- police reported last night. man Daniel Schick. police "That's the way they de- demonstration. "We didn't «>• achooTi 1.200 students ing natural features and public Patrolman Burton Murray Rubin, the FREA said cide things here." he said come out here to get In trouble »moke cigarettes, but that they Infrastructures and has de-cm Waltman was on car patrol at president, said his group would An investigation by Detec- "The superintendent decides COLLEGE but to talk." could make the atmosphere in phaslied political boundaries about 6:30 p.m. when he ob- probably have a public an- tieve Holmes revealed that everything." Some of the students were the lavatories miserable when In the delineation of land use served a fight in progress on nouncement to make after the Baratta and a 17-year-old juve- Mr Bloom was supported S.A.T. disgruntled that they are not they are crowded, designations. Route J6 near First Avenue. 50-member assembly meets nile youth were involved in a by Mi Goselin and by Dwighl allowed to show affection In Students are permitted to The bus driver, Calvin He said no new date has breaking and entry and larce- L Reddick. of Knghshtown. school. "You can get sus- alt on the side of the hill out- been set for the next round of REVIEW Schaefer of Long Branch, was ny in a home located on High when he moved that the board Classes Start pended for holding hands," «** •« lunch, but are not al- negotiations with members of table the resolution to create Pair returning to the garage in an Street, police said The home, Sunday. Ocl 1.9AM lo 12 Noon said one young woman. lowed to go to the top because empty bus when the two the Freehold Regional Board located In the Wickatunk sec- the new positions "Yeah! And It you get of their tendency to "drift Into (continued) youths apparently flagged him of Education. tion, is north of the stale hospi- Mr Reddick was sworn Into caught kissing a girl they refer "•« woods," she said. One agreement would give fora ride, police said. The board and the union are tal grounds office al last night's meeting Hussein a role in shaping a Mr. Schaefer got out of his In the process of choosing a Baratta was committed to Mi Bloom's motion was de- negotiated settlement for the vehicle and the two assailants "fact-finder" from the state Monmouth County Jail In lieu feated by a vote of 4-to-S Coll 222-8704 or 681 -6009 Brookdale union West Bank of the Jordan began beating him with their Public Employees Relations of $2,000 bail, police said He The Marlboro represent- River. Hussein has refused to fists and a belt, according to Commission (PERC). board faces a hearing tomorrow (continued) participate in any peace talks official reports. Mr. Schaefer President John F Horn- before Municipal Court Judge sberger said. contingent of eight Monmouth County Education Association unless Israel agrees to sustained various head in- Charles Brodsky. police said leaders, led by Eleanor Guercl, association president. withdraw from the West Bank, juries during the Incident. Board, and union represent- Charges are to be (lied Mr. Businessman: seized In the Six-Day War of Patrolman Waltman ap- atives agreed to go to "fact- against the 17-year-old youth "We didn't hear that the strike was definitely on until late, You are invited to do your banking and we'll have more plcketers out tomorrow." Mrs. Guercl 1917. prehended one suspect, 19- finding" after an all-night ne- through the Monmouth County with one ol Ihe finest Full Service promised. "MCEA is supporting NASA 100 percent because Its He must now decide wheth- year-old Kelvin Henderson of gotiating session that began Juvenile Court, police said Banks in New Jersey cause is right." er Israel's promise to end its East Keansburg. who has been the evening of Sept 11. Baratta had once been ar- Marie Panos, leader of the Matawan Regional Teachers military occupation, while charged with atrocious assault The fact-finder is expected rested for assault and battery Association strike last tall, appeared later and addressed the keeping security forces there, and battery. Patrolman to meet with both sides, and to on a Jersey City police officer, Joint meeting at Christ Church last night. is sufficient. Waltman sustained minor in- develop a position paper to as- according to police. Police said juries while making the arrest, sist the teachers and board in that Baratta stabbed the of- ($', CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Rhodes said he was en- and the youth has been further their efforts to reach a settle- ficer in the eye with a broken- * iJUiS '0 MIM K\l WCttlWi IKpmXjV* 0CIW< J(«JH State briefs couraged by the agreement of charged with assaulting a po- ment off car antenna the Saudis and Jordanians to lice officer and resisting ar- Senior citizen* but* plan receive Vance on his mission rest. to explain the accords TRENTON (AP) - The state Senate Transportation The second alleged as- -Foreign briefs- Committee released a W million proposal yesterday to "The fact that they did not sailant, a white male In his allow senior citizens and the handicapped to ride free on reject this whole thing out of twenties, fled on fool and is Slay in Lebanon Greta (joes inland buses and trains at non-peak hours. Committee members still being sought by the police hand is very Important." said TEGUCIGALPA, Hon- approved the bill JO and sent It to the full Senate, after UNITED NATIONS (AP) Rhodes. duras (AP) - Hurricane deciding a proposal to allow free travel 24 hours a day for — The Security Council ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Greta, its strength reduced senior citizens and the handicapped was too expensive. The voted Monday lo renew the - A 20-year-old Middlelown by its passage along the lion members then amended the proposal, sponsored by Senate mandate of the UN. Interim man was arrested in the har- duran coast, hit the small Majority Leader John Russo, D-Ocean County, to reduce Tavern Force in Lebanon for four bor area last night after Spe British colony of Belize Mon- Its price. The bill would allow the special tree fare from months. It established the cial Officer Louis Papa Sr day night and moved inland 9:30 a.m. to t p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. during peacekeeping unit March 19 spotted a car. filled with Juve- llufBreds of huts were re weekdays. II also would be In effect all day on Saturdays, damaged to patrol southern Lebanon niles, being driven "erratical- ported destroyed on the Sundays and holidays. after the withdrawal of Is- bv fire ly" and called in borough po- raeli forces that invaded the coast of Honduras lice for assistance. area In an operation to ••• Van Wagner enter* bill ar JACK MILL TRIO The car under suspicion had eliminate Palestinian guer- TRENTON (AP) - A bill that would create a per- UNION BEACH-An early To hit rebels been driven into a fenced-ln rilla bases manent commission on state-local relations was introduced morning blare at the Pay Pub. MANAGUA, Nicaragua for your Danciiifi Vlvunure H7 Front Street, has been dirt area and parked there, Monday by Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner. D-Mon- according to Mr. Pappa. a har- M4 (AP) - Government (orces termed "suspicious" by Fire were airlifted into positions Kvvry 7wf»i thru Stih mouth. Chief Henry Gunsauls. bor security officer. When Pa- Aftershocks hil Van Wagner said the bill would provide an advisory trolmen Burton Waltman. around Rstcli in northern from 8:30 til The fire, which started al Nicaragua Monday to attack group of legislators and county and municipal officials to about 11:49 a.m. this morning, Timothy Duncan and Sgt. TABAS, Iran (AP) - Af- ad as 1 liaison between jftie Legislature and local govern- Louis Papa Jr. arrived on the tershocks rolled Monday the last guerrilla strongholds damaged the inside of the tav- there Esteli has been In re- ments ern, owned by Failh scene, they found the driver. across the parched coun- John L. ChiMs III of Mid tryside of northeastern Iran bel hands since Sept. 9 al- Gildawdle. though the national guard Byrne VCloex lire IIM* bill The interior of the building dlelown, and six Highlands Ju- where an estimated 15,000 " TRENTON (AP) - Oov. Brendan T. Byrne conditional- veniles aged I) and 14 persons are reported dead said Saturday It had over- suffered smoke and water powered sniper positions in ly vetoed Monday a bill that would allow a card to be damage, but was saved by the As Ihe officers were ques- from a giant quake that de- attached to a driver's license Indicating the driver's Inten- tioning Mr fhilds, he alleged- molished 49 villages and bad- the town of 39.900 Earlier, efforts of 50 firemen from the the guard, Nicaragua's 7,509- tion to donate his organs under the Uniform Anatomical borough's four companies, ly became disorderly and at- ly damaged 69 others In this oasis city, hil by the quake's member army, recaptured GUI Act. f #, who extinguished Ihe blaze tacked Patrolman Waltman. who was treated tor neck In- epicenter, the dead were the towns of Masaya, Leon, TRENTON (AP) - A bill that would eliminate "legal- within ten minutes, according Chtnandega and Penas Blan- to Chief Gunsauls. juries at Rlvervlew Hospital. stretched out under the palm ate" in most apartment leases, consumer loan contracts trees, their bodies frozen in cas, routing rebels who are County Fire Marshall Fred Red Bank. and Insurance policies has been approved by the New grotesque postures of sudden led by guerrillas Intent on Rout* thlrty-fWa, latontown, N.J. Legged and the police depart- Mr. Chllds has been charged Jersey Assembly. death and wrapped In while overthrowing the author- phone: flv», four, two-oti, at*, oh, oh! ment are Investigating the with resisting arrest, assault • *. The bill requlres-piain .English to be used in standard sheets or colorful hand- Itarian government of Presi- cause of the fire. Chlei v.un- and battery and various mo- woven cloth. dent Aaastasto Somoza. (ami agreements for personal transactions involving less sauls said tor-vehicle violation). thai IM.H0, except for real estate deals. 4 TIM. fUj P< IjlKl I SHREWSBURY, N J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.1976 lllttlMi I i IIIII11 II II1I1IIIIIII11III 1111II1111IIIIIIII Ml I111111 14 i 11111 III J Plan b oard to study Obituaries R 1.36 development

James. H. Cans, By BOB BRAMLEY titude of existing homes which by Seacoast Products Inc. and would have to be bulldozed lor sale for »15 million MIDDLETOWN - Thomas away to permit construction of On this tract - always as- headed two firms J. Lynch Sr, former mayor any substantial commercial or suming the Navy doesn't take LOCUST - James Howard as, and was a first lieutenant in and current chairman of the Industrial ratables. it - township officials have Can., M, of McClees Road, the Army Air Force during Planning Board, summed up "I see Route S6 as a com- envisioned a commercial cen- died Sunday In his home. Wolrd War II. the need for planning along munity-oriented area with ter based on a marina. This, said the mayor is a project Born In New York City, Mr Surviving Is his widow, Route U at the end ol last some ratables, not as a big tax which might have con- . Cans had been a resident Mrs. Adalr Gould Cans; three night's special board meeting generator. There could be per- siderable impact on the whole here for24years daughters, Mrs. Jonathon M. In the township library: haps a couple of office build- Bayshore area. He was a graduate of Yale Logan of MUford. Mrs. LucyC. "When 1 first came Into ings, and maybe a big chain University and a member of Cans of Westtown, Pa., and public office eight years ago. I motel in Leonardo. But The planners adopted a mo- the Delta Kappa Epsllon Miss Elizabeth Cans of New asked what the planning*^ basically the homes are there, tion offered by Mrs. Stanley Fraternity there. York City; two sons, James H. for the Bayshore area, jflfas and we won't live to see a need that the Citizens Advisory Mr. Cans was president of Gana Jr. of St. Paul, Minn,and told, 'Nothing" Now It's eight to bulldoze homes down for Committee on Planning be re- the Perkins and Goodwin Co John G. Cans, at home, and years later, and looking at that businesses that may not be activated, with Mr Lynch, Mr, and of the Kytnmene and Per- one grandchild. map, I see It's still nothing," needed," said James W. Davidhelser and Edwin S. kins Co, Inc. both In New Posten's Funeral Home, At- Mr. Lynch observed Davkthelser. another board Stark sitting with it as citizen member. membera of the Planning York City, and had formerly lantic Highlands, is In charge After two hours of dis- Mayor Robert J. Eckert Board The committee Will been employed as an executive of arrangements. cussion with Robert Tublitz, agreed, pointing out that the confer with Mr. Tublitz on a with the Penick and Ford and township planner, and half a only tract In the district which regular basis and come up Georgia Kaolin Corporations Victor dozen interested residents, the might become a large tax gen- with recommendations for the He was the former director board adopted unamimously a Lagomarsino erator Is the old township land- Route 36 planning district — of the University of Maine motion proposed by Township fill adjacent to the Navy prop- the only remaining blank spot Pulp and Paper Foundation WALL TOWNSHIP - Vic- Commltteeman Richard V. erty in Leonardo, now owned In the township master plan. and a former governor of the tor L. Lagomarslno. 71, of 2220 Kelly and seconded by Mrs Runuon Country Club. Mr. Ramswan Drive, died Sunday Judith Stanley, his colleague Cans served on the board of at Point Pleasant Hospital. on the board. The motion directors of American General He was born In New York directs Mr. Tublitz. who re- Mutual Funds, Houston, Tex City and he lived in Wall the NEW PROSECUTOR - Superior Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr., county quested direction, to plan the past 23 years and was formerly assignment judge, left, swears In Barth F. Aaron, Ocean Township, as an Route 96 planning district so asy Mrs. Ethel Walking of Red Bank. assistant county prosecutor, as County Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer to maximize ratables while at Mr. Lagomarlno was an ac- holds the Bible. the same time maintaining the SHREWSBURY - Mrs. countant, operating his own area's essentially residential Ethel M. Watkins, 81, of IS business form from his home. characteristics. Meadow Drive, died yesterday He was a member of St. at Rlverview Hospital, Red Denis Roman Catholic Church, Decision on school rules In their discussion the Bank Manasquan. board members commented Born In Long Branch, she Surviving are two brothers, that the area, which includes was a lifelong resident of this Lorenzo Lagomarslno of Tam- both sides of Route 36 from area. pa, Fla., and Alfonzo is postponed to Sept. 27 Leonardo to the Keansburg She was the widow of Lagomarslno of Kings Park, border, Is and will probably Charles Watkins, who died N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Caterlna By BOB BRAMLKV Dennis Kane, public rela- students. But they're holding remain essentially residential about 45 years ago. Mlsciagna of New York City. tions director for the school off action of any kind until they in character because of a mul- Surviving are three grand- The Robert C. Neary Fu- MIDDLETOWN - The at- district, who sat In on the ses- hear more from parents and children, James L. Longo of neral Home, Manasquan, is In tendance and discipline pro- sion, said it was not an emer- the elementary school princi- COP candidates Oceanport, Robert C. Longo charge of arrangements. cedures which have resulted in gency meeting, but had been pals. They've received tele- and Miss Linda Longo, both student walkouts in the school adjourned from Aug. 20. phone calls from parents on lo be honored here, and two great-grand- Mrs. Eva district will remain In force at "On the agenda were the the procedures since they ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS children. Ledgerwood least until the end of the revised procedures on atten- were published in the School — Trudy Ruddy and Donald The Adams Memorial month. dance and discipline, but since Scene — some pro, some con," Spivey, Republican candidates Home, Red Bank, Is In charge BELLEVILLE - Mrs. Eva Dr. Bernhard W. Schneider it's a K through 12 situation, Mr. Kane explained. for Borough Council, will be of arrangements. M. Ledgerwood, 68, died Sun- met yesterday In closed ses- they held off action until Sept. Action may be taken on the honored at a cocktail party to- day at the Clara Maas Hospi- sion with Nicholas Campanile, 27. when the full council of procedures Sept. 27 when the night at the Highland!.! Apart- tal, here. Mrs. George principal of High School administrators meets," Mr. full council administrative ments, 10 Ocean Ave. The af- Born in Kearny, she lived in North; Dennis Jackson, princi- Kane explained, meets. fair will begin at 7 p.m. McCONNELL Kukawa Middletown before moving pal of High School South; The full council includes the Expected guests include here five years ago. "It's a holding pattern until FUEL OIL COMPANY FT. BELVOIR, Va. - Mrs. Joseph Cole, principal of principals of the district's 12 the end of the month," Mr. Bruce Coe, GOP candidate for She was the widow of Marlon Lovgren Kukawa, 36, Bayshore Junior High School; elementary schools in addition Kane commented. Congress, and Harry Larrtson Call... 291-3200 James Ledgerwood, who died Mrs. Victoria Taylor, principal to the secondary school princi- MJ-B Peterson Loop, Collier ft 1*7. The controversial atten- Jr. and Ernest G. Kavalek, Village, died ysiterday at the of Thompson Junior High pals. dance and discipline pro- candidates for freeholder. Storing N.J. Since 1882 f Surviving are two daugh- Walter Reed Army Hospital. School, and Joseph J. "The administrators have cedures will remain In force in The party is sponsored by ters, Mrs. Evelyn Price of She was bom in Sea Bright, Czamecki, principal of Thorne heard from the staff, the high the meantime. Charles and Jesse Johnson. N.J. and had lived In the shore Leonardo and Mrs. Jean Seda dunior High School. school administrators and the area most of her life until the of Scotch Plains; six grand- past three years when she re- children, and three great- sided In Germany. grandchildrnen. Couple injured as car hits pole Posten's Funeral Home, At- Mrs. Kukawa was a coun- TINTON FALLS - A First Aid Squad after the two selor with the U.S. government lantic Highlands, Is In charge of arrangements. Rumson man was listed In fair had been pulled from their car for alcohol and drug abuse. condition In Rlverview Hospi- by bystanders, police said. She Is survived by m her Mrs. Grace tal, Red Bank, after the car he Mrs. Hensler was treated at husband, George Kukawa; a was driving crashed into a util- the hospital and released. son, Karl Kukawa and a Newhard ity pole on Sycamore Avenue, Mr. Hensler received a daughter, Miss Kiersten police reported. The accident BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Mrs summons for driving on the Kukawa, both at home; a occurred at 2:11 a.m. yester- E. Grace Newhard, 17, of 1880 revoked list. He Is scheduled to brother, Robert Lovgren of W. Union Blvd., died Sunday In day. Sea Bright; and a sister, Mrs. appear in Municipal Court St. Luke's Hospital, here. She Timothy Hensler, 26, of 31 Nov. 28. Patricia Krug of Hollywood, was born In Highlands, N.J., First St., Rumson, and his Fla. the daughter of the late Harry wife, Laird, 29, were taken to Patrolman Louis V. Vitale The Damlano Funeral and Edith Cashlon Johnson. the hospital by the Tinton Falls investigated. "What good is Home, Is In charge of arrange- Mrs. Neward was the widow of ments. Henry Newhard who died in this card to me Mrs. Alice Brigle y 1968. She was an owner and Senate approves ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS breeder of champion show at the 'Gateway to the - Mrs. Alice Brigley, 85, of 5» dogs and a member of the /f Leonard Ave., died yesterday Cathedral Church of the mass transit plans at King James Nursing Home. Nativity, here. West'Arch in St. Louis? Middletown. She is survived by a son. TRENTON (AP) - A bill authorizing $600 million in Born In Halifax, Nova Sco- Henry Newhard Jr., here; a mass transit projects by the Port Authority of New York tia, she had lived here 22 daughter; Miss Eleanor New- and New Jersey was approved yesterday by the New No good, but if you go years. hard, at home, and two grand- Jersey Senate. She was a communicant of children. The measure, approved 32-2 and returned to the As- St. Agnes Roman Catholic The Burkholder Funeral sembly for approval of amendments, would give $120 to4914 Gravois, Church, here. Home, AUenlown, Pa., is in million to both New York and New Jersey to spend on new She was the widow of Or- charge of arrangements. buses. Bohemian Savings, 'ville Brigley, who died In 1967 It also would fund a $160 million expansion of the Port Surviving are several Mis* Margaret Authority's 42nd Street bus terminal in New York City, nieces and nephews. l.oomis Each state could then use the money to to attract (480 you can replenish your million in federal mass transit aid, which New Jersey plans The John P. Condon Funer- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — al Home, here. Is In charge of to spend on improvements to the Central Railroad of New Miss Margaret Loomis. 90, of Jersey and other projects. arrangements. 261 Monmouth Road, died yes- money supply by Identical legislation must also be approved by the New terday at Jersey Shore Medi- York State Legislature. II has cleared the Assembly there Harry S. Jones cal Center, Neptune. and Is now in the Senate. making a withdrawal MONMOUTH BEACH- Miss Loomis was a lifelong Money for the Port Authority projects will come from Harry S. Jones, 67. of 50 resident here and a retired tex- 1875 toll increases imposed by the authority. Naveslnk Drive, died Friday tile consultant from your savings at Monmouth Medical Center. Surviving Is a sister, Miss Long Branch. He was a self- Louise oomis, here. employed consulting engineer. The Woolley Funeral account right here at He is survived by his Home. Long Branch, is In charge of arrangements. INSURANCE widow. Mrs. Mary Louise Keystone. That's how Jones. The Mathis Funeral Home Mrs. Frances CORNER In Bedford 1s in charge of ar- Masrolo good Prestige Card is rangements. KEANSBURG - Mrs. by H. WILLIAM MULLANEY Frances Mascolo, 85, formerly mi. Deoth Notices _ of 1 Church St., died Saturday in St. Louis. GANS — Jomn Hgword. on Sun at the Atlantic Highlands WHERE THERE'S SMOKING Day. Mfrttmtor 17. nil, 01 McClees Nursing Home. Rood. Locwil. N J fir loved husBond of For ytara, lire authorities have been yelling them- And, St. Louis is not the only place. There are over 4,500 Adolf Gould Cant Devoted lolhtf of Born In New York City, she Mrs JonothonM Looon. Mn. Lucy C. selves hoarse about careless tmoklng. Despite thtlr places in the U.S. where your Keystone Prestige Card can Cons. Mlti Elliobett) w. Cons, Jomn moved here from Hoboken 25 H. Gom Jr., John C. Gafit and grand warning, smoking is still tht number one flrt menace get Emergency Cash. But, in St. Louis, Bohemian Savings & child Mrlen Logan. Services 01 All years ago. In this nation, causing Borne 200,000 tires a year and Loan' has nine offices where you can make a withdrawal Solnts Episcopal Church. Locust, ol II She was the widow of claiming about twelve hundred lives. o m Wednesday, I»IM»' 10 In tltu from your Savings Account at Keystone. For more of ftowers. conlrIbullons lo the Ameri- Adolph Mascolo. who died in It's appalling how quietly and effectively one little can Cancer Society, c/0 John Hyer. 777 information, call 775-3131. It could do you a world ol good. Ird Avenue. N.V.C.. would be oreotly 1(64 cigarette can do you in. The cigarette, because It Is Surviving are her daughter. treated with sodium nltratt to keep It burning, don Mrs. Frances Alice Pawelek of not go out. After you take that llrst drag, the tobacco JONES — Horrv 5 . on Seel IS, will bum and burn, until it consumes Itself In tan to K ' SettveO rutaond ol Mary Leulse Inverness. Fla.; a grandson; (nee Wlhnar), of so Novesink Drive. fifteen minutes. That's plenty of time for II to sat MonmouTK sWoch. N.J. Memorial Ser four great-grandchildren, and through the mattress or upholstery cover. Igniting the vices will be held Saturday, Sept JO. at a great-great-grandchild. I RfeyatoneSaving* I • m. In DM T*>nK Hill Church. Bed stuffing below. And don't think a cigarette lacks •or* fentrlBUtlom. In his memory, The John J. Ryan Home for kindling power. Its Interior even without the draft »outd be ouprecsaMd 10 o charily ol Ne tune your ctMlce. imernstnl will be privote. Funerals is in charge of ar- supplied by your puffing, Is over 1,000 degrees Fahr- ^kaBBakaBaV P * Asbury Park • Manalapan rangements. enheit—hot enough to melt leadt Ml. IB Mtrnftom Seventy per csnt ol all cigarette fire victims die because smokers doze off In bed or In chairs. Don't do # When you'f» In St. Louie, call Bohemian Saving*. 314/352-3100, FROM MOMMYS HEAUT - To Lottery winner ( tt l W1 W hnKl. SMran Hojw airlMoi ID It's far to easy to kill younell. Move* .wit. Do**-lijL ». l»» TRENTON - The winning number In New Jersey's Pick- H Will W* MMI.I A*i;r ACBIIIT IM LOVIHG MeMO«Y-O It lottery yesterday was 830 A 714 W. PARK AVE. 520 MAIN ST. straight -bet pays $M8: a box 1.0166 'CO* HWtti JTi S 5returS n of SMJJS Ml bet pays $48. and the pairs pay TOMS RIVER 240-9300 »«IIJJ (28 50 one stop answer to complete i nse coverage 4 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19,1978 The DfcfyRegMer 5 Homeowners due for $5 hike in monthly gas bills ASBURY PARK - October gas biUs will probably rise panies to average out a projected rise in their own costs over a The $2 million shortfall was caused largely by excess During the evening session, only one person, Robert •bout S3 for I "typical" homeowner, if a price adjustment year, rather than hit customers with bills that fluctuate sharply demand for fuel during last year's harsh winter, forcing New McAUen, here, made a statement. requested by the New Jersey Natural Gas Co is approved by from month to month. Jersey Gas to buy emergency gas supplies at double their Mr. Me Allen said the rates would, like similar stiff hikes for the Mate Board of Public Utilities (BPU). Russell C. Schultz, corporate secretary and assistant treas- normal price. telephone, electricity and other utilities, "affect the people least At • public hearing here yesterday, gas company executives urer with the utility company, blamed most of the current price The firm had filed its original request with BPU for a 4.81- able to afford them, " the poor and the elderly. asked for an increase of 5.8 cents a therm, raisins the price per rise on two rate changes In wholesale gas prices from Texas cent per therm increase. Asked to estimate impact on users, Thomas B. Toohey, vice therm from 31 cents to 17 cents. Eastern, the company's major supplier. But the company's own costs rose even while yesterday's president and treasurer of the gas company, said a user of JO For a typical home, using about l.ZM therms each year for One increase, already in effect, increased the New Jersey hearing was being scheduled to the final S.B-cent figure. therms a month would find his bill rising from 111 91 to 113.17, span and hot water heating, the annual bill wld be about M8' company's price OOJ cents per therm for a total annual increase A second hearing emphasizing company accounting and for 100 therms per month, from $31,74 to t]S,M, and for a 300 higher. of 1830,500. therm a month user, a bill would go from 184.42 to $97 08. Texas Eastern has filed for a new rate increase of $M2 other financial procedures is scheduled for Monday in the The request for the Increase is not a straight rate increase Hilton-Gateway Downtowner Motor Inn in Newark. The fuel adjustment factors first permitted to be added to resulting in more profits for the company, but is, according to million, Mr. Schultz said, which will eventually cost New Jersey gas M 5 million. In the next fiscal year, the wholesale rise will Walter M. Braswell, the BPU hearing officer, said only a utility bills last January will expire next month, and adjust- the BPU, an "annual revision to the levelized purchased gas ments will be made each October in the future. adjustment factor." go up {1,790.700, or .006 cents a therm handful of persons made statements during the sparsely-at- Mr. Schultz said the company underestimated its own pass- tended daytime sessions of the hearing held here in the Shore BPU officials confirmed the gas company's claim that Begun last year, with the first adjustments made in bills through charges by |2 million last year, and the current rate Area VMCA, and most of them asked questions rather than despite the projected cost Increase, New Jersey Natural Gas going out since last January, the system permits utility com- adjustment request takes that figure into consideration register protests against the rate increase. Co. rates are still the lowest in the Northeast. Coe offers plan to reduce County won't scrap plan for park at Pews Creek taxes, stimulate economy ' By BARBARA KATELL first county park in the with protected dunes," the let- Bayshore. LINCROFT - The county ter states. In its letter, the township M1DDLET0WN - Bruce life of the plan. ment should be "reassessed through regular audits. Parks and Recreation Com- The Environmental Com- said that it ''believes the that G. Coe, Republican Con- He also recommended that and reconstituted to dis- Such a commission — pat- mission will again ask the Mid- mission concludes its letter by this area of wetlands and gressional nominee, unveiled a the government Increase courage state and local gov- terned after the Commisson on dletown Township Committee suggesting that the county pro- beach should be protected 10-point program to curb infla- America's rate of product ex- ernments from pursuing infla- Capital Budgeting and Plan- whether it wants a county park ceed with its proposed plans to from further destruction from tion, cut taxes and stimulate port by "drawing on the In- tionary spending policies." ning which Mr. Coe chaired fo In the Pews Creek area of Port create a park In the Pews private commercial develop- the national economy at a ternational Monetary Fund, In- Finally, Mr. Coe called for for two years before resigning Honmouth. However, the com- Creek area and that acquisi- ment. The area of the pro- press breakfast yesterday. volving Itself In the sale of gold the creation of an independent to run for Congress — would missioners stressed they do tion of land as It becomes posed park has one of the few Mr. Coe charged that the and issuing treasury "Independent, non-partisan "have the benefit of not having not intend to abandon their available be started Im- untouched shallow beaches federal government Is "the secrurltles for foreign curren- spending review commission," to function with the same kind plans to develop a natural park mediately. principal engine of inflation in cy" as well as stepping up Its consisting of members of Con- of political and institutional In the area. efforts to open up foreign mar- this country because it is the gress, the executive branch pressures that are part of the The parks commission kets to American manufac- principal beneficiary. and the government, to review federal establishment at all acted last night after receiving turing. 'The higher Inflation goes all major spending programs levels," Mr. Coe said. Brwe G. Cee a letter from the Middletown the more money the federal Mr. Coe's fourth point Environmental Commission in bureaucracy has to spend be- called for the use of tax incen- support of the proposed facil- cause of the outmoded struc- tives to reward labor unions ity. ture of the federal Income that accept non-inflationary At the request of the parks tax," Mr. Coe said. "This can contracts. Seniors protest commissioners, James J. be remedied but it takes a "I would also push for a Truncer, director-secretary of hard-nosed approach to both plan that would enable buzl- the parks commission had met government spending and the ness to depreciate new equip- with Middletown officials and our HUSKY or federal tax structure." ment over five years," Mr Port Monmouth residents last Mr. Coe endorsed the Coe said. He said his depreci- rent increase bid month to find out whether the WASHINGTON WHITE Kemp-Roth Tax Relief Act as ation proposal could increase By JULIE WOLF "You have to address these Poplar Village, located on park was wanted. COMBINATION WINDOW the solution to his first goal of business Investment from nine questions to the authority," Skinner Road, was built in the However, at the com- reducing taxes for individuals percent to 15 percent of GNP WHEN YOU BUY 6 or more OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A Mayor Palaia replied mid-1960s mission meeting last night, Mr and businesses. "in a relatively short time " proposed 32 percent rent In- George Schueler, repre- Truncer reported that no de- "The Kemp-Roth Tax Re- He also called for the trim- There was much public dis- crease at Poplar Village, a senting the Township of Ocean cussion at last night's meeting" cision was made by the Town- lief Act ... would achieve this ming of "unnecessary and senior citizens complex, drew Taxpayers Association, ac- ship Committee at that public Shop and compare. You goal by reducing the current often contradictory federal concerning two proposed or- protests from some residents cused the mayor of not taking dinances. If adopted, they meeting can't beat these quality win- tax rate range from 14 to 70 regulations," and said that the of the development at last enough interest in the "plight" would ban the parking of large Some residents of the Pews dows at this low price, tree percent toeighttoMpercent," federal govemnment "must night's Township Council of senior citizens. commercial vehicles on town- Creek area had previously ex- Mr. Coe said. "Overall, it stop competing with the meeting. 'You mean to tell me that measuring service with your ship .iirii:, and private prop- preaaed tuning opposition to would reduce the average tax- private sector In the arena of you appoint the members of Although the council is not erty located in residential the proposed county park, con- order. payer's federal Income tax by job training (because) the the authority, but then have no directly responsible for the zones. The ordinances would tending that it would mean the about one-third over the next private sector Is better able to control over what happens ?" complex, members of the affect trucks weighing more loss of many homes in the three years. satisfy its own job training Poplar Village Housing Au- Mr Schueler asked the mayor "During the next seven needs at less cost than the gov- than 6.000 pounds area thority are council appointees Mr. Schuller Is a frequent OUR 52nd YEAR years the Kemp-Roth bill ernment." "How are we supposed to critic of a number of the pres- Mayor Palaia said that the Since then, however, the would result In creation of Mr. Coe's eighth point pay more money? What about ent administration's policies. council would continue to hold Port Monmouth Taxpayers As- OPEN FRI nearly 5 5 million jobs and an called for the federal govern- the sick people? They just "You are a taking a serious public hearings on the pro- sociation. Middletown Police Town's Til 9 increase of $240 8 billion in the ment to revamp the way It can't afford it," Mrs. Ella problem and turning It Into a posed ordinances because "we Chief Joseph McCarthy, and 12 BKOAD ST., RED BANK Gross National Product funds housing by placing the Brown, a resident, asked coun- political issue, and 1 resent want to study this more other township residents have (GNP)," he said. "At the same emphasis on rehabilitation of cil members last night that," Mayor Palaia replied carefully before we make a come out in support of the pro- 741-7500 time, the capital gains tax existing units as a way of Mayor Joseph A. Palala angrily "We have always been decision ' posed park which would be the should be reduced to the fulfilling the nation's need for said that he had not been given concerned with the seniors pre-1970 levels of a maximum housing "while simultaneously details on the reason for the These people are solid ol 23 percent." Improving the living conditions proposed increase, but he as- citizens," the mayor said Mr. Coe proposed a 10-year of those who need but can't serted: "1 understand that The housing authority spending reduction program find or afford adequate hous- costs at the project are going meeting will be held at 7 p in based on an annual formula ing." , up so much that they have to Tuesday at the West Park Ave- that would reduce federal He also said that federal raise the rents," nue Recreation Center p Madison House spending from 22 to 17 percent programs which provide fund- The mayor said that a 123 South III!noii Avtnut. Atlantic City. N*w Jtrwy 0*401 of the GNP over the 10-year ing to state and local govern- meeting had been scheduled Open house staled f by the housing authority for next Wednesday to discuss the b\ medical service» Keyport raps delay increase with residents of the ABERDEEN - The South Dear Children, complex Aberdeen Emergency Medical According to Mayor Palala. Service will hold open house It's hard to believe three aonlhs have gone on traffic signals the development receives both Sunday at Its headquarters. by since you left for Idaho—and we caae here to state and federal funding Church Street and Lloyd Road Presbyterian Hoae's Madison House. If we had known In further business, the However, he said ho did not Hours are 10 am to 2 p.m By MARK GRAVEN know the breakdown on the It would be like this, we would have moved her* two council received a letter con- Free blood-pressure years ago. A sun deck. And th* cosiest library. KEYPORT - The Mon- gratulating the borough on the funding, or what percentage of the Poplar Village budget was screening will be offered to all It's like a small, very class hotel. But, mouth County Road Depart- installation of a temporary who stop in to meet members ment Is tardy in installing traf- barricade at the end of Provost provided through rental fees. of course, there's th* delightful sea air. Every Myles Merllng, chairman of of the squad and Inspect the fic signals at the two accident- Street by the American Legion equipment. morning we stroll along the Boardwalk. Reaeaber that prone Intersections in the meeting hall the housing authority, could little shell shop you used to love, Annie? The owner borough, Councilman Richard not be reached for comment The squad has announced a still remembers you. I showed hla a picture of I. Volpe said last night. The barricade is re- last night. need for new members to han- Danielle. We're Just steps from the post office. And movable, thus allowing the Mrs Brown also com- dle the growing demands of According to Mr. Volpe, borough's fire companies to plained that residents were not daytime coverage Those in- there's all the exolteaent about the new Atlantic City. Richard Sweet, county traffic get through the area in an properly notified of authority terested In joining should app- Dad says he hates to say It, but he doesn't safety engineer, told the emergency, according to meetings. "They don't invite ly to Steve Levine. Mary Reilly miss By cooking as auch as he thought he would. borough that the lights would Mayor William A. Ralph. us to their meetings," she said. or James Harriot You saw the dining rooa. It's like dining In a good be Installed at Maple Avenue and Broad Street and at West restaurant and yet like hoae, too. Front and Broad Streets by And with our old four poster—well, last June. Phil nizzuto Bays: Here At we could alaost be hoae. The Intersections are now But we do aiss you all. Is Irv's ara controlled by four-way stop better? Give Goldilocks a billion bearhugs. sign, Mr. Volpe said, noting THE MONEY STORE that there was a lot of traffic congestion in the area. QUALIFIED BORROWERS Mr. Volpe said that there have been several serious traf- Are Now Eligible For fic accidents at the intersec- tion. The new traffic signals have already been approved, according to borough officials. In other business, Borough Administrator Ed McLane said that a citizens advisory committee would meet Thurs- 'day to discuss how to use 1750.000 worth of federal Com- CALL NEAREST BRANCH OFFICE munity Development block grants over the next three 1021 SUTI HWY. NO. 35. MI0DlET0WN..67t-9OM yean. 1880 STATE HWY. NO. SS W. BRICKTOWN 458-1000 A likely target for the block 152 STATE HWY. NO. 371. TOMS RIVER ...244-8300 grant funds Is the Fulton •37 ROUTE 9, PARUN/SAVREVIUI 291-5000 Street area between Atlantic 746 ROUTE IB. EAST BRUNSWICK 23S-S300 Street and Route M, Mr. 141 W. UNION AV.. RTI. 28, BOUND BROOM McLane eaid. 284 MORRIS AVE.. SPRINSFIEID 407H 221 CHESTNUT ST.. ROSEUE 1414 The block grants provide S73 BIOOMFIEIO AVE.. BIOOMFIEIO 428-7800 money for housing rehabilita- 418 ESSU 8T, HACKENUCK 408-3030 tion, and loans lor families. 49 W. PALISADE AVE, EMLEWOOo" Families of four with Incomes 286 U.S. HWY. NO. 48, FAIRFIELD.... • i under I11.M0 may be elglbtlbe 440 ROUTE 23. POMPTON PLAINS.. (or loans, according to federal NEIBHtORHOOD PROGRAM LOANS ARE guidelines FIRST M0RTBA6E LOANS FOR THE r—Out Of Area CALL TOLL FREE PURCKAtr OF MUSH IN ELIGIBLE 1 IV block grants wUI also NEMW0RH0MI III CERTAIN CITIES If you would like full information, please call or write Edward D. Conklin, Administrator. be used to finance the repair of WUTfPFUNKAWULUU —800-672-1001 A Non-profit Facility ol The Prwbyttrian Home of Atlantic City serving all faiths. tlreeti. sidewalks and curbing. «_ tfitn THE NONEV »TOM • - - - -. ~. The Daily Register Performance means little search program had not been ganized crime." But we have •y JACK ANDERSON Established in 1H7S - Published by The Red Bank Register asked for their content obtained some of the group's The federal trough Is so WASHINGTON prompted Rep. Harold confidential files, which in- ARTHUR Z. KAM1N deep and free-flowing, and the Volkmer, DMo, to order a dicate It has been keeping bureaucrats who shovel out federal probe. The in- President and Editor track of members of such po- taxpayers' money ao dis- SCENE vestigators are checking the litical group* at the American organized, that a determined accuracy of the county cor- Indian Movement, Students for oner's lab work. Local officials Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor entrepreneur cm skip from Illll II HIM HUH a Democratic Society and the one lucrative contract to the have also started digging into Black Panthers. After a year and a half, the case. g TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1978 next no matter how dismal his The names of Individuals performance record recalls FAA attorney R. Bruce Meanwhile, the Air Force, Carter, "we determined that have been excised from the One contractor with just apparently unaware that this group was not going to ANDERSON files, but they provide an such a knack Is Dr. Raymond Thabet was having problems produce." He said Thabet ominous sampling of civil 'Lord knows you're trying to save us, honey. Thibet, the county coroner in with his government work, complained that the work was Kane. "There was no negli- rights and antiwar activists Mansfield, Ohio. Government awarded him a contract to test impossible to perform, though gence in the contract with the who have been lumped in with Billy Graham himself couldn't do better.' Investigators are trying to fig- the Pap smears of thousands the Navy had been conducting Air Force," Kane (said He the chieftains of organized ure out how he has managed to of military women for cervical added that Thabet it suing crime. such analyses for years. cancer and other uterine infec- keep the federal dollars flow- some local newspapers for One was described as "ac- The case was eventually tions. After several com- ing for six years, despite a charging that the doctor tive In peace moratoriums and history of costly and oft?n settled out of court But when plaints. Air Force technicians buried fetuses behind his labo- marches. She is an agitator the FAA retrieved the frozen re-examined 1.290 Pap smears questionable work (or Uncle and narcotic user." Another blood samples, Carter said, it that Thabet had tested and ratory and steered county Sam. was reported to have "trav- turned out that they had been found problems with 3 percent business to his own firm. The Thabet's laboratory, Auto- elled with a most violent ele- thawed out and re-frozen. that he had pronounced nor- attorney refused further com- mated Medical Services, Is a ment Drinks and ... travel! They were about as useful as mal. The Air Force let its con- ment. milllon-dollar-a-year operation with small group which hat defrosted popsicles. "We Just tract with Thabet expire, but PRIVATE DOSSIERS: A based in a rundown house in been known to assault on or had to drop the whole pro ject," had to go to court and call In private, police association Mansfield Investigations by off-duty officers." Another Carter said the FBI in an attempt to re- which has benefited from $1 the FBI, the Justice Depart- person's card admitted that he Undeterred by this minor trieve the 32.000 Pap smears In million in federal funds has ment, the General Accounting had no criminal record, but Office and local officials have setback. Thabet plucked an Thabet's possession. been poking into the private even juicier plum from the fed- lives of Americans for more detailed his political organiz- somehow failed to interrupt its The federal government ing activities steady diet of government con- eral money tree in It73: a isn't Thabet's only dissatlsified than 15 years. The Law En- LEIU chairman Steven tracts. $175,000 contract from the En- customer. Several Planned Pa- forcement Intelligence Unit vironmental Protection Agen- Bertucelli told our reporter Thabet's first federal snack renthood clinics In Ohio, Indi- (LEIU) has been compiling cy to test the levels of Deborah Goldberg that his was In U72, when his modest ana and Michigan which used criminal dossiers on Mafia fig- pesticides in fetal tissues. files have information on non- laboratory was awarded a his laboratory are urging their ures, but Its files also Include Evidently unaware of Thabet's criminal Americans because $20,000 contract to analyze members to have their Pap the names of some political prior record, EPA stuck with they might someday become blood samples of air traffic smears retested. One official dissidents. him for two years, to the tune involved in "major criminal controllers for the Federal said the new tests are turning The California-based group, of $319,000 To this day. the conspiracies ' He said his out- Aviation Administration. The up problems that Thabet's lab which shares Its criminal data agency says it hasn't gotten an fit Is now purging information agency was studying the stress failed to discover. acceptable final report from with more than 200 police that Is "only pertinent to the experienced by the men who Thabet's lab. Footnote: Asked for com- agencies, which ire members time It was collected." The make split-second, llfe-or- ment, Thabet's office referred in the United Stales and Cana- General Accounting Office has death decisions for millions of Complaints that mothers our reporter Vicki Warren to da, Insists that its secret files now started an investigation. air travelers. being tested in the delicate re- the coroner's attorney. David "are Just about IN percent or Dealing with public strikes

By JAMES J.KILPATRICK "MIIIIIIIIPMlNllllHMIIIIIIIHIHIIIIC.il bidden strikes. The pending order to meet the cost of an federal bill contains the same increase in wages. SEATTLE—The papers out CONSERVATIVE portentous provision. But And one of the troublesome here last week were filled with these anti-strike clauses are problems Is that In these Infla- news of teacher strikes. stage weapons, fashioned of tionary times, wage Increases Teachers were picketing in VIEW papier-mache, and the unions often are Justified. Yet, many Seattle, Everett and Tacoma know It. The Injunctions of public employees are over- Half a dozen other school dis- IIMll II Illlllllll Illll Judges are as Impotent as the paid; Inexperienced postal tricts were threatened with fuse to dish it out. statutes. workers, beginning teachers, walkouts. Tempers seemed to The conflict will not The melancholy truth Is union garbage collectors— be rising everywhere, and no diminish. It can only get that no Jurisdiction yet has their salaries and benefits fre- solutions were in sight. worse, Of the nearly 10 million found an answer to the prob- KILPATRICK quently are far out of line. But No solutions to the prob- public employees, half already lem. This is probably because what of the Tacoma school lems of public employee un- are unionized. The American we persist In seeking an an- on a wage Increase and test teacher with IS or » years' ionism are in sight anywhere Federation of State, County swer to strikes In the public their Judgment against the experience, who is offered a A framework for peace else. By one count a few days and Municipal Employees has sector as If we were seeking an market. The public interest pay increase of 2.S7 percent? ago, teacher strikes have oc- become the largest Union In answer to strikes in the private was affected, of course, by the The Tacoma teachers have The historic Camp David summit curred this month In IS states, the AFL-CIO. Half the states sector, and we will never find prolonged strike, but the pub- been without a contract since meeting which brought Egyptian affecting a million pupils. permit collective bargaining It this way. Public em- lic health, safety and welfare June. They have equity on President Anwar Sadat and Israeli These walkouts come on the between local governments ployment and private em- were never put in jeopardy. their side. Prime Minister Menachem Begin to- heels of the much publicized and public employee unions. ployment are fundamentally None of these factors exists But as a general proposi- gether ended happily on Sunday when strike of police and firemen in The civil service reform bill different. They have only the In public unionism. The ser- tion, the taxpayers have a Memphis. Philadelphia went now headed toward the White most superficial similarities. sound case also. They have it was announced that the two men had vices of police and firemen through Its own agony In July. House significantly broadens Until that distinction is fully can't be stockpiled. The people witnessed a growth In state signed a wide-ranging accord that Here and there the details the rights and privileges of un- grasped, no answer will ever have no alternatives available and local employment out- could bring peace to the Mideast. differ. Cleveland's police hit ion workers In the federal ser- be found. to them. School boards and stripping the expansion In fed- Although the accord is generally the bricks over work rules laid vice. Last winter's strike in the city councils are In no sense eral agencies. They look at regarded as a "framework for peace," down by the mayor. In a few of Almost without knowing It. coal mines points up the night- owners or proprietors or in- their public schools and find the teacher strikes-very few we have crept up on the situ- andday difference. Coal con- vestors. Here In the state of them wanting. Eleven states not everyone is convinced it will end —walkouts have been trig- ation that prevails so widely in sumers were able to build up Washington, their bargaining will vote in November on tax the 30-year conflict between Israel and gered by genuine disputes over Europe, by which public ser- stockpiles In advance of the room is limited by a state law limitation proposals. The peo- its Arab neighbors, Jordan, Syria and academic issues. For the most vants become public masters. walkout. In many cases, con- restricting voter-approved ple have had It. The Impasse Lebanon. part, the gut question is mon- In virtually every law that has sumers could seek alternate levies. There Is no way a cries out for cool, Imaginative Although there are still many un- ey Public employees want It; been passed In this field, the fuels. The mine owners could school board can raise the thinking on both sides, but we Sadat, left, and Begin school boards and councils re- states and localities have for- make their own final decisions price of the product it sells, In have seen little of this so far. certainties which must be resolved, the accord gives Israel security ar- us pledge to make the spirit of Camp rangements and an Egyptian commit- David a new chapter in the history of ment to peace. Egypt gets the return our nation," Mr. Sadat said. "May Blue law repeal advocated of the Sinai, which was lost during the this be God's will," said Mr. Begin in Six-Day War or 1967, and military asking that he and Mr. Sadat be economic reasons with the airfields there. The Palestinians get Matawan Harvard commencement "blessed with good days of construc- To the Editor: Men's Wear Retailers of N.J.? speech. Are we beyond com- self-government and a chance to de- tion, brotherhood and under- Sidney Schleslnger, the FROM OUR READERS We think the latter. prehending? termine their own future, including standing." West N.Y., N.J. clothier, has Lttttri U tfM «diior mwtt b« tlfntd and havt ttt* writtr'i c»m»i«l» ad Sol Laperdon Spiritual rebirth—personal *•» and Wtpfcww numktr. Thty mutt no) ti»td M wtrdi. H«l octtpl the possibility of ultimate statehood. stated the following points In •ki* «ri Mttry. iMvrinnMiti •! coFwtidaIt» for •rflci or indontmtntt »f Just Men and national—is our fun- We're certain that all people of Matawan, Princeton, Linden For the United States, the accord opposition to the Sunday blue damental need. Therein we'll good will are offering an "Amen" to law repeal. Bernard E. Seeman find the strength for the heavy means that American military in- those pleas from men whose stature as He states: "There should Increase in police budgets, the retail trade one day of rest. Clothes Closet demands of the years ahead. volvement will not be needed. statesmen has grown considerably in be one day that a man canwhich would be reflected In How about all the restaurants Matawan, Princeton Mary H. Owen Mr. Begin and Mr. Sadat were spend with Ms family. We the minds of the majority of Ameri- higher taxes. We feel Just the that choose Monday as their lavish in their praise of President agree, but where they spend It opposite. Police wouldn't have day off. Conversely, Mr. Rebirth needed cans. Fine care Jimmy Carter. Both of them .com- together is their choice. Many to be annoyed by the clothier Schleslnger, how would you West Long Branch To the Edi- families enjoy going to malls mended him for his "courage" and Most U.S. citizens appeared to be selling shirts on Sunday, and feel If this retailer said you tor Highlands to do Just that-shop together heartened by the summit meeting's could concentrate on real must choose Saturday? We How typical It is of the way- To the Editor: "initiative" in arranging the meeting, as a family. crime. would like to point out a store success, but overall optimism is ward, errant people we have Praise to the living is an which lasted 12 days, with Mr. Sadat He states that there would He Is said to be the leader In In Linden, N.J., The Fashion become that in our discussions Inspiration, to the dead use- complimenting Mr. Carter's "com- guarded. That's because Mr. Begin be a 10 percent to IS percent the fight to allow members of Loft, who because of religious of "Sunday closings" or "Sun- less. I would like to, here and mitment to be a full partner in the and Mr. Sadat still must face opposi- reasons is closed on Saturdays. day openings" we ignore the now, commend the staff of our Does Mr. Schleslnger feel this peace process." tion at home and at a new summit Hrrhlorli is on IIKIIIIUII word of God, "Remember the Monmouth Medical Center In meeting tomorrow in Damascus, at retailer should have two days Sabbath Day, to keep it Long Branch, a hospital with a We find it most encouraging that of rest? which the Palestine Liberation Or- holy, the Lord blessed the panoramic view of the Atlantic both foreign leaders expressed friend- Another consideration, Sabbath Day and hallowed It." Ocean, which I enjoyed as I ganization is expected to be a domi- ship for each other. Such mutual re- Schleslnger says, Is the energy Consideration of this should recuperated from a gall blad- spect, which presumably has replaced nant force. crisis. Energy Is in short supp- be prime In our thoughts, yet it der removal and exploratory antagonism, should be helpful in get- ly and expensive. We suggest is utterly Ignored. surgery... Whatever the future may hold, the that more energy Is now being Those who control the ting on with the negotiations which lie My surgeon was an ace in Camp David summit meeting was a wasted by the Middlesex shop- temples of materialism-the his talent and compassion, and ahead. diplomatic triurnph, an achievement per going to Mercer, or theshopping malls—built to entice the captain of my team, Dr. It also is interesting to note that for which Mr. Carter deserves credit. Monmouth shopper going to us, try to wheedle us now Into E, has such, a bedside manner Mr. Begin and Mr. Sadat ended their That will have favorable domestic re- Ocean. Even staying In one's thinking that we'll want to that you feel physically better own county necessitates an ad- shop for everything on Sunday, brief talks in the White House on just from talking to him. sults for him. Our more important ditional trip to the store on that is our prime concern. Sunday with prayers for divine gui- The nurses must have all hope, though, is that his efforts will Monday, to shop In the section Bitter evidence surrounds gone to charm school, all so dance. "Let as join in prayer to result in a meaningful peace that the. roped off. For example: Ram- us testifying to our already friendly and pleasant, like Almighty God to guide our path. Let entire world can applaud. mer and nails are allowed, but faulty priorities. Vandalizing, Shelly — she wouldn't let you wood is not. Also, Mr. Schles- demoralized young people con- feel down. I thank her and all lnger, do you really feel that found authorities; poorly the nurses and resident doc- none of even your own cus-educated students face schools tors for their talent and sin- Curbing violent crime tomers are going to New york closed by strikes, and are ill- cere concern. on Sunday to shop, and then prepared for the real world; Then there's the matter of We often hear complaints that that the court system is threatened, sending it back to New Jersey energy and natural resources food. I think it was excellent. criminals are walking our streets and the chief justice says he's inclined to to avoid the tax. Surely a loss are wasted heedlessly; air, I've eaten in restaurants up of energy, but also a loss of water and earth are polluted alleys because timid judges refuse to think that "some judges look too and down the shore, in fact all business to New Jersey. beyond comprehension, yet the across the country, and I rate incarcerate theni. Such criticism is loosely on the crime of mugging." He states that he Is hopeful inertia to clean them up or the M.M.C. food with the best. often voiced by police officers and To make sure there's no "soft- the Assembly can be per- prevent more pollution is also All good, all fresh and all hot, "law and order" political candidates, headed approach" to dealing with suaded to reinstate the Sunday beyond comprehension; mil- served attractively by pleas- but it's seldom, indeed, that it comes hoodlums, he says he wants judges to closing law without a referen- lions of dollars have been lost ant people. in gambling at one casino since from an eminent jurist whose quali- tell county assignment judges why dum. We suggest that he Is No^me likes to go to the afraid of letting the people de- May In Atlantic City, while a fications include a liberal background they have not imposed prison sen- few blocks from the casino a hospital Md. I. like all the rest. Mercer County was the was glad to gH, home, but as I in government and a high degree of tences on those found guilty of violent county to vote, and it was 2 church, a school, a family, a ctvlc group is in want for some look back at m/^ay there, I compassion. crimes. 1 in favor of their right to money for a special project, or must again say "lliwrlkyou" shop. New Jersey's Chief Justice Rich- .We realize that each case must be for mere existence. for myself and all the people ard J. Hughes is the juris) to whom we bandied individually, but we heartily Mr. Schleslnger, is your op- who have had and will recelvi> position to repeal the anti- endorse the chief justice's "get Our lives, our values need a this kind treatment. Love you refer. Saying that mugging and street quated blue laws based on toe close look. Alexander all violence is so widespread in the state tough" stance. OverlWail points you make, or purely on SobheniUyn told us this in his Walter Sykes Business SHREWSBURY. 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Smith, president of AHS, with II n 44* 44* IIH- H OuaLi i nu in ITH IIHItH 19%, tt ' i 40 ? m PrKIO III UlItH IFVt bouse have cost as much as $6,000 ) 4M»- H MVt-IVt costly repairs? refreshing honesty. First, consider how handy you ATT 4.111 wo MH to* 17%. % PSvCol 1-4*11 M IIH IF IIW, H EaUAIr S IW UH IIHlltt- V> In areas where it has a concentration of cus- AMPInc HI) ill CaUCF on] 111 UH MH PSvEG 1II I IMI UH UVt 13H. vt Since 1171, more than IM companies have are around the house as well as the house's age and Amtw II m IIH MW PlSPL mi u IIH IFH IIH. tl im EtKaO 1141711 14 I) UH. H Putlmn I.mi in uv. 4IH emerged from coast to coast, offering warranty tomers, AHS has its own in-house repairmen. It also -condition and decide whether you really need a plan • Eaton us 4 S] MV, MH 41 - tt an a* MH PuriK 1 mo 41 IM ItH ItH. H plans that cover the cost of home repairs — andhas a network of 2,500 licensed contractors in the 15 of this sort. Then, carefully investigate the com- EcMIn Till II M u 14 - W OuotO I Mill* BH 14H nmcm i IM t IPOU lit I 401 I7H ItHUH- H OuokUOMI] III It II today warranties on resale homes are available In 35 states, who are authorized to charge up to $50 for pany. Emr.fll.lOI3 117 17V. ISM lSW-1% Arrant* ill M n EnoMC I a 7 K BH 55 states. (California residents buy more warranty parts and labor without prior approval from AHS. Read your contract with utmost caution to make AMTCa .40 Itl in, Eaud. i M 7 ?4 an anBH •CA laiiw IN IN I AM.1OII J, Mtw 44™- u tmrk I H I tt Nv. aw plans than anybody else; Ohio residents are sec- Beyond that, the company decides if bids from other sure it spells out precisely what the warranty cov- AlOTM I SO I 111m aw- H P.LC MI M4 UVIFVt t IFH- Vt n» 11 eiftyi i it s u nv. nv,11H- V. Kolifu, soil Ml IS I4H I4H- H ond.) You, the homebuyer, may sign a contract contractors are required. And it samples repair ers, the cost of service calls for your area, whether EvamPOki i sis 13 IIH nw- H Bomoa 11,44 MIS IIH UVt l4Vt-IH I1H I3W US., % E«M«. i.4otisss si a work done to check performance and price I »H aw- v, Ronca 1.0411 Ml 14H calling for a fixed annual fee and deductible clause they are deductible, if you can phone the company •QVtMl I Mil II] SOtt nit a -Itt |M J as? ft! ft I1H fMC I.a ) NO 17H~17H I7H RradAol I t am MH 41% itlt-IVk In return, the cost of your home repairs will be paid You are guaranteed one-hour emergency ser- toll-free. Inquire about the company's repairmen. Avnit .1% I II? PalrCm MIO 104 an 17VITH. - W RllchCh 74 I II uvtItv. Mtt- H by the company. vice plus regular service within 4)3 hours — except They should be licensed contractors, not just hand- 14k i!Z. Z Fatrlnf B t !» IIH mt Avar. 14014 m a -iw "•pill I U I U M'4IS II - tk Faditri SU IV, |H As an illustration of how the plans work, Ameri- where a house is in a remote area. In that case, ymen. «s i7nT«» SF sm-m 7 . W RMVOII .Ml] IB lltt KX. »H_ Vt F«>M» I II I 747 IIH IIW «lvlan I MIS MF S4tt IIH IIH— tt i.a • u at >k »« FMOSI I 40 I 17? ii v, MHIIV, can Home Shield Corp., Dublin, Cat., largest com- another time limit is specified in the contract. Ask your broker about the names of other home- 1.111 « a* > atk- M 17 - H • •vnln in I nt IIHntt HH-IH FlrMn I.nil m in, |3H KlyMII I SO 1 O4 Mtt Service calls cost between $20 and $50 and are 14010 HI 4W 44W ,Z Z FICMI B I MS It IIH UH- H « MH-I pany in the US. selling comprehensive home ser- buyers who have bought the warranties, check to IIH • IMAM ail IM M 15H ISH FMCIilcl.il I 174 nu nw DoUni Bll 111 IIHUH »H- H vice contracts, charges an annual fee of H20 to $250 applied toward the deductible amount. To minimize see if they are satisfied with the services Finally. B. s | $ «-.• Fllr*. I 3010 111 MV, 17nwH - H Hr A A FtoPL IM I Ul »H »H1SW- W •or« Mil Ftl ItH Under Its plan, the company will service, repair customer, will be given free advice (it you choose) lure! FWowl.M 7 IS nw IIH»H RC Co. I.MII n Itlt wit lrv,_ £ HHg.S§§;8 Fluor IN I M 41V, 40H RaylO .14. I Ml M llVt ItH- vt FdFoIr IS|B 117 I |H n . w R|*fS 40 I Ml avtIM IIH. Vt II IP 4k 4U 4H- It ForOM 140 1 7M 4SH IIH•H- H UH UH. H 1411 IB auk au »»-i* Fo»MK l.M I IM llu IIHIH IIH Iltl- vT FrankM .ail 111 II IOHUH- H a* mt an «? IIH- W KM I 10 Sm IIH II IIW. W 236 Middletown FraMlnlMM 471 MV. »U Satanr 1 MIO II UH11V. 4IW- H 232 Long Branch 232'Long Broncn i.an>i4 am 41 tm-m Frumi IB S IIS n IIV, IIW- H JJOMl. 1301. c iIInS I it »«,_ v. ISH- W 14 a 17 77%. H Meany attacks plan disposal receptacles where pro N J & A u 4in. etsotr Clerk, ond may be inspected SrLSof IMI —-i i.n T »u itv.- H IIW- % t 40H MW MH- H video It no such trash receptocifls MOW THEHCFOP.E, BE IT OR A public hearing wtll be htU on in m, Monday evening, the 2nd day of Octo aacf* l.M 4 H »t OAP 4| III"!? ~| ,]„_ ^ SI««P 17i i BI m a a - w ATLANTILANTIC CITCITY (AP) - Meany noted recent reports or* available, then trash shall be DAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IN M»- h lw Vantoi Mil IN IIH carried away from the pork area THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH ber mf, ot • «> M at Township Hall. Oorta i i4it K Bit M* » 0o«nalll.MI7 >«O 01 - W I7U ITH- H SFlInO I.a F lit MH IS'-- 34 ', AFL-CIO President George that "wage controls of some by the picnicker to be properly COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND MKJdtekrwn. New Jersey, at which MM 11 MConm ion ut IIH i?H II - v, SF.Inl MIS disposed of otMwhere- STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AS FOL time you may appear either In perion Irlll" l.tlll Fll ISO int IM- it III >'> Meany on yesterday assailed or by agent or attorney and present any GmDyn I 471 I7W UH UH IS $«l»Plol 1410 M0 MH nu iiu- H sort" are being considered as SeCTIONJ. ADDITIONAL RULES LOWS. in 11 , « O«.E( 14010IUI S1W SIH OH- H Schlmb 1.4111 AUTHORIZED While In a public pork MCTION I. The Tea Assessor ot eblectton which you may have !• gr onl .10 I MIUII Mtt MM- It IIS KH M ItW. V, Carter administration plans to part of a tough new anti-infla- Ing this application GnFa* I.44W 411 llu UW ntt. W S»oHP .041 MW MU or recreation area, oil persons shall the City ol Long Branch Ii hereby at IF int »»- w OnlnM Mil MS UH IIH HH-1% combat inflation with volun- conduct themselvet tn a proper ond directed to allow tax abatements Dated I/1J/7I aucytr MI in im im IFH- « OnMIII. Ill ni llv, IIW IIH- W nw nu. w tion program. orderly manner, ond In particular, no mreughout the entire City ol Long JOSEPHP GKABLER Ounta .Ul I 143 iiv, a aw- v. CMol I.7SI S 1401 44% 4]H 41H-1W tary wage and price person shall. Branch In accordance with provisions Attorney lor oppJIcortt aarllnai.40 I "Whether these controls tl) Br.no okohollc beveroget, drink ofN.j.S.A.S4:«]71.etseq. VMPOYNTEICOUP ill aw 4W ««-iu, SMIIOIIIM 7 171 IS MW MW- H guidelines, charging that 1.4014 in 4» OTIr. lai IM take the form of guidelines or some at any time nor shall any per SECTION 3. Any ordinances or Soot if u in MM »m-| Grwuo II III »n- H SMUT i.JS I I ISH ISH ISH. H sen be under the influence ot Into* portion) ol ordinance! int. on sitter. I m UK. IH I I - vt sxrxn a ISH uw aw- w workers would become vic- Icatlng liquor Inapork NOTICI Of NIAKINtt cat 1401 att Mrt-IH GoPac 111 S7I guideposts or benchmarks or with thd ordinance Is hereby repealed Please take notice thai the under CIT I 41 I H «Ui Oallv I.MII 131 att UH ItH- vt "Oral IMI W BH MW MW-I tims of employer-enforced (2) All dogs and domestic animals are oi to such Inconsistency W IS M14 in.- it m IM VH-IH SlmaPal Ml? ao IIW IIH lltt- H whatever, once the govern- prohibited from' all ocochts, SECTION 1 The effect ol this Or signed has applied to the Board of Ad CPC 111 t SI SI -I SlbrFn M I Ml lustment el the Township of MM Camlo 11010 HI Jin Olll.lt. I Mil THIM It ItH Slnoar M 4 at IIW IIW IIH- W wage controls. boardwalk ond pork property dlnance shall be trom the dote ol the 141 IFVt MH >4»- It IIH- H ment sets the figure it be- Nothing herein shall be construed dietewn for • variance from the pro CarPw 111 1 Goadrh in I in BH IIH Origin*! resolution Ol Jut* 13,107* visions of Articles » 33 and If I;, Uc M tw mt nit It Ml. ItH ItH In a stinging address at a as permitting the running of dogs at SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall CaaHCtMl UK lilt- vt Caady. I.a 711S7 comes the ceiling for workers largo. ^^ hens (MB ond (1) ol the Zoning Or CalraT I ml » a% GauW l.M I IMIFVt IFH IFtt SarrrCt Itall OB TH in take effect upen final passage, public a dlnanct to os to permit applicant to 4is u 111. m II - vt IH IH- vt United Steelworkers conven- and the workers are stuck with (1) Appear at any place In other man tion and according to lew. CaMaoal.il I OH OH. It Greca l.M 7 474» II KrEO I 41 7 M4l UIOH proper clolhtng Introduced- September II. Itn USE VARIANCE TO BUILD AD0I CanlaWI.il I If OH OlAIPc ISaM B7 MH- H SaCHt 114 I Bl MH ii nvt. w TION (LIVING ROOM 4 BEDROOM) in m in 11 a MH IH tion here, the labor chieftain It," Meany said. Ut sniff o*i area posted as Closed to The Ordinance published herewith CaMrOol III OIWFIa I I 171 SaiUKtlUn til ISH OTOT^W ••'%-— 1% TO FRONT OF EXISTING DWELL Ml 1414 Mtt > » » IS 7H llVk- H the Public". nor tholl any person was Introduced at o regular meeting at SCIanl I MIS ItH a Mtt SaNltait.8 7 Ml ISH IM ISW. H said he Is convinced a program "It does not make a dif- ub>, or abet in the use of ony area in the City Council of me Clt of Long ING WITH FRONT SETBACK OF 7J * Omtl IH I It? MVt- H IS IM- H r OR WHERE SO ARE REQUIRED MH UH 11*1- H SavPKI.MI at nu of voluntary guidelines would vlOlotton ot posted notices (JrarKh in the County ot MOMTiouth. R9 Grwmml.a I 10S SauHv IB 7 II IIH, H ference whether the limitation (SI Fall to produce and exhibit any per New Jersey held on September tl, i»7l SIDCYAROS TO BE CONTINUED AS Ckmam.ui i 144 Wt- H 14 IIH 111 SS Mtt SM- H EXISTING STRUCTURE, on premises 11 irm 6irw.tr. .70 1 47t H SprryR in f SII 44H penalize working people be- mlt from the Mover ond City Ceun ond will be further considered for final -« HI im. it GultOII l.M I I1SI nit avt an- SwarO I 4011 ISH It - H ii affected by voluntary Cll Mo Claims to have upon request passage after a public hearing thereon (ocatedOt 4J WILLOW STREET, PORT 14H 1414 Uvt UVtMVt- Vt S17 15% MONMOUTH, alse known as Block on, OtfSIUI I.M I SOT Swrit* I.MI3 ai nu MH MH- H cause It could not guarantee a of any aufhorlied person who shall ot o meeting of sold City Council la be Chmltl.nit W II IM mi- tt GvltUM M 7 IH0 SH MH MH- H ntt aw- w guidelines or mandatory con- a>*lr« to inspect the some for the held at City Council Chambers, Third tot II on me Tan Mop. CMPaaT 111 44 IIH IIH WirM I.Mil Bl ItW slowdown in rising prices. A copy of the (application hos been lift 11% 111 . IIH, H SIOIICI III I IM Itv, trols. purpooe of enforcing compliance Floor. 144 Broadway. Lang Branch. ChrMCII tl HI14 Mt M • It IStt I4H ISVt, H MS 4SU IS 4SH with any ordinance or rule New Jersey on September M. tlT* at filed to the Office al the Towninip SlOlrrf 1 M I IW MH Clerk and may be Inspected CkryStr I OH IM II II . Halllbt 1.4011 7?S 7JHH FIH Flit- H SlOIIOtl MM SIH SM- H Ul Disturb or Interfere unreasonably MM, IFIt KH HarMHIBM » M with ony person or porty occupying The public hearing will be held on M k M n«, Hvt BH- H MaufCl, || H If k tot if m.» Monday tvenlng, the loth day of Harculai III IIS 4tU 4SH OH- H any oroa er pbrtklpatinf in any ii BH snt H IW UH MVt UVt- Vt SlirlOo .7711 6cT0BER, ItH, at 100 pm at isausi % o ~ MawHIHI.MII IFVt mt- Vt 741 1?H IIH 17H- H Renewed selling on market activity under the authority of a IF* MM I4H It 17] I7H SltvaUI.M I IH 17V, Township Hall. Mlaolelown, New Jtr CltyM I 1 401 • '5 MHIFH a - Vt SluWo, 1 4 MH MH- H Please take notice mat at the regu soy, at which time you may appear » avt alt- It Ut 44% SECTION 4 PERMITS FOR SPE- •or meeting of the Long Branch Plan CaarUE 111) a ItV HalKay Sill .43411114 BVt MH Ik •MCa IMI lit UH-IW NEW YORK (AP) - After The Dow Jones average of CIAL EVENTS. either In person or by agent or attorney CWvtl 1.14 • HI IfH* % 14 % MH Kt MH UH 44 ning Board; hew on August Jl, lf7|, the and present any objection which you lilt . H.llyS M MH a brief early show of en-M Industrials, up more than 1 Ml Whenever o person desires to use o following action was token HamaMk lal? If BH UH avt- H — T—T - park or a certain orea at the pork may have to or anting this application caooati .0)11 ai IIH- H SUBDIVISIONS. I - Vt Hamril 1 a I 711 MUUH Mtt-IH Tint IK I IM OMa aiH thusiasm for the new Mideast points in early trading, was off tor a period ot one (1) doy or any CacaCI I74IS 711 11 lilt. port thereof, that pe>son shall moke Guill. No n J. Block 117. Lots S, 41H-I ^1.45 7Mt IIW Tollty 1 5 IH UHII IIH, H M). 11 was approved with condition. "Re submlu CaiaPol 111 171 7« n BVt HH- TamaC III 71 ItwIM IIH peace plan, the stock market 8.40 at 870.15 by the dose application to the Mayor ond City ColPar, I.a I lit im. vt 111 BVt BH. Council tor a permit for the special Long Branch Inn. i>o Cosev Jones Sept. If an- w : it MI a TanaV II lilt nw a an- ran Into renewed selling yes- No. Tt-K. was approved with condi Canoi l.M 7 114 UH IIV, UH IM- _ Tonaycn II B4UBH event, which Includes, but Is not tlont. CambCr. Bis I avt, it HawOMa .0111 m MH- H IM ItH limited to. a performance, show or 14H- it HvoMTI .till nt ow Tanaer .om 44S IIWIIH Ilk- terday and suffered Its fourth That extended the aver- Aftargaret Manuel No. TIL, Slock 243 Shrewsbury '««> i • i as « IN SM- » T«m> MM 171 4Ttl entertainment The opplicotlon ft. Lot 4 wot approved SM - l-l - MH 47 - broad loss In the row. shell state the following CUM* 140 I m MH M M- Vt IC In* l.M I 17 IIHMH MV.-I TIM, I 111 I 4SS WtH age's decline over the last four Borhor, No i» i. Block fl. Let 13. Townthip C4mat 111 « IUH IUH-4 la) The name and address of the 4M 4M 4IVk— It INACa 1.40 I 110 44 4S 4SVk- Tuarm tl oa IIHIM 1M- applicant. 11A. conditions hove been met. maps fUBLH: leOTICB ~ CaaM i.a I 7H UH lit. ait, vt IU mt OS I The gambling stocks, which trading days to Mil points, will be slgnod- no IIH UVt IM- TII*. ii nn OH FH I - (btThe name ond address of the SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING Mote* l.M • SITE PLANS a MW MM Mvt- Tanaca I 7 III mtIIH IIH - had posted some dramatic and put it at its lowest closing person, persons, corporation Tokonostee Associates No. 79-1, MEETING FOR THE PURPOSE OF uaM* 1.MI 111 MVt BH M — I0H HIH- or association sponsor Ing the DISCUSSION. ACCEPTANCE ANO American ImaICo M S Tattrt OM loth gains last week, were among level since it finished at 8(0.71 Block IS. Lot I wot given preliminary ai nv. IIH IIH - TtKOCa I I MB MH MW MH. octlvlty, If any. approval with conditions ADOPTION OF THE FORMAL AP INCO .Mil Ul The doy ond hours tor which PLICATION FOR YEARS S. 4, ond J OF «W rOHKlAP) 41. ITHUH Ilk T..E.I i.a 7 n MHMH ItW- the most prominent losers. on Aug. 1. Long •ranch Inn, Inc No. Tt Ii t/o Inaica .1017 ia itH IIH the permit I, desired COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WillA TaiHHII.MII Ml M OM MH-I Cosev Jones, Block nt. Loti M and 7* FUNDS WITH THE MONMOUTH tM t m In9«ra. Ill lti to Ttllnt IS MS twtH M was given preliminary opprovol with InMUUII 7 M 17V, 17 17H.. h such o permit Ii desired condlllons COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOP * "* XSX' Intrlk law TtrOOl M I in »kMH 10H. (el A < MENT PROGRAMS II ItH a BHJ. TlPcUOMll I 17 MH ItH. Wheelock signals No 71-lt, Block THIS SPECIAL PUBLIC: HEAR- H Ml HM L.« CI9H Ch« I0M li.Stll IMS 711* torinotpKMItvenf. ISt. Lot IA. Block m. Lot 13 was given AatllCa III K It »V|- W a7V* BT - TliUIII I.H I Itl BHNH MH- Chapin set to retire ('I *£ estimate ot the onl.cipoted ING MEETING IS FOR THE Jtfh of IntFtoy Ml? 1134 14',. »H TtxtgH i.an IU n final approval. * AIMArt 40H m *H IU 4 nn. BH n . HAROLDS. KAYE September \*Tt. el 7 30 lo be held at ?( AHacCo III 17 IH IH InlMarvl.lO I 7a nwIIH II - ToalraolMI 714 nwIIH IIH. DETROIT (AP) - Roy D. Chapin, It, has headed IgiTke anticipated charges ar tees Barker Avenue. Shrewsbury Township IntMIr, l.M I ai an Chairman AnneC Swltett AScIt OM 41 IV. IH IH- % a*, a . Thin.ii.aio iu awan as. to Humbert or person, attend- Stpt if ieoo Anaai .HIM a tH tv. *v»_ * in itw ISH U'A-I Tkriny SIH in IS IIH I4H- Chapin Jr., chairman of Amer- AMC since 1967 but was re- Clerk IrtTT !! IM nw (h)Any ether information which Amr.ii > w > ilk UH- H nw HH- Tlnrlnt MM ttl It Itv, MW-I ican Motors Corp., announced placed as chief executive of- ANtCM 11 »S IH IV, IV, IMnray Ml 111 MU an MH-i Tlmaui III u MHMH 14V,- the Mover ond City Council 233 Marlboro & if •"-*"'«•« AMoCtwl Mill la—ai SI 5 4i aw«u x - Tlmkn l.M 7 71 BHM SOH* today he would retire from ac- ficer In October 1977 by Gerald shall find reasonably neces sory to o talr dtlermlnotton os NOTICE »m»ioo it Vi iv, iv,- lgned has applied to the Planning Retarded Children, inc USSMalLHM Ml IFWMW MH- H In or on any pork or recreational net entail e•Iroordinary or board ol the Township of Middle town. FHtit 17 404 TV. IH 7 . H l.M I 71 Mlt 11 m-K UnlTil l.M I 111 IM f NtW 6 S£V ill Brood StreeStreett It', ItH MFOLLOWS™ ° ' " ' •acuity n burdensome tKpente or pence so en to permit applicont to subdivide ShrewsburyShr . NJ 07701 Front* .aa I It ITH IIH MH— H Ufjata 1.1114 Ut SIHaw MW-IH SECTION I. DEFINITIONS Far MOt Bring or have -fl his possession, or operaHen by the City. parcel Into two conforming lots, which aai .an in w n ni- vt — L-i. - set oft or otherwise tovsa to e« Attention Mr r Lawrence Co*sCo*selie o 1M ItHnvt IM. tt UILIFE a i Mt ntt IM nk- it llu puraan al Ihl. Ordtnonci. Itw tol (e> That the tocllltles desired hove front on public street which does not Office off SpeciaSpeill PPrograms Or.IY.ll.4S.ll lit IIH IIH IIH- H lowing tif m,. ahrotti. wardt and Hialr ale* or discharge or burn, any meet the township itonctordi On ore I 114 BUitH an- H — V—V net been reserved tor other mt New Jersey Deportment QIIOTIIIO H HI I I — H Vortoi 4011 Mt MW •iwiviainuu BnaM nave n^a TOitowing firecracker, torpeoo. racket, or el the dote and hour reauetled mises located at: Church Lone. Mid Ol Traniporlotion Odrkh»t a IH IH IH . I II MHMH MH ether fireworks or explosives ol dletown AIM known os Block 114 Lol IIS IIH ItH II VaEPln F 4M UH ICHPwrk Way Avenue GlowitnP IS II) TH 7 TH . (D'-Cltv" U Hi* City of Lang Inilommobie materiel, or dls sfcriar U on tht Tax Mop Trenton, New Jersey BU2S OltkCh .4114 »wlOVi 40H UH • H I Itl HHBH BH- H charge them or threw them into A copy of the application has been Attention., Mr Joseph Huogier LOF la II n T7H IFH IFH ttmnrmmi , racrtotlacrtotlan ctnter or any such area from tond or high ta taw at any tit* kind or oncrla time, tn such pieces and under LaMTot ?a II . ItH IIH H WhulF loll 117 Vk •wck con#Hor. H corrtaoti and vehicles tn the itr proved by the Mayor one] Council (I) Any person who shall violate any Marmpnil I 1 IT Tl MOIC .71 t 701lltt W. MH-I WMMMI W1 IIW vice of any City Porks (HI Enter upon Ice except such ice MtCulO 14 jm SH IH 5', >. IM IIH-1'. provision of this Ordinance shell be Macmlll .44 I IM nu nv, IIW- H WNItot 15*10 Ul IFHISH MH- H (I) "Dlrvctor ' it a person immediate- summarily evicted trom the porki MMtlnl 1413 III IIH IIH II', '. Mocv I.M 7 B « 41H IIH- H WICMl tl I 171 IIHIIW IIH- W ly In charge at ony pork or to orxt id ID) Swim, bathe, or wodo In any wo- ond may, at the discretion of the MllcME .11 0 HlOO 7TH IIW !!'»- '„ »ttt4 .Itt 171 IIH . tert ar water ways In or odlacenl IS 1H> 1 William. IIS 111 IIS»', II - ', octtvlttet, on« to whom all pork Deportment of Recreation, be do NKMnav 111 IH IH ]<•• H MaaKCISOl 174 in, im II *- H WlnnO I till II OH aWendenti of wch arm ore re to any park, txcept In such wo»ri med further admittance to the UV, UW and at such pieces ot are provided Ntpotifii ia t iv, IVI- to. MApcoi.an no IS'. M MH- H Wh»*ai IS Ml SHS'» SH- tl parks NPrac Mil III tH IH tVi. H SIH- H J1CTI0N 1. PROHIBITED AC merefar, and In compliance with a)Am» Ptrton violating any provision MoratOIN I 4S1 SIH 11% Wolwthl40 4 Ml IIHaw »k- oven regulation! as are herein set Mill. 4I4UIIH IIH IIH. H MorMM .Mil 44l>% MH UH- H TIVITIU H* person In ony pvolic of this Ordinance shall, upon con NaCOO I 14 ItH ItH IOH- H IIH-1 forth er may be hereinafter vlctlen thereof, be punished by o Marrtol .1111 BSt UH 14 adopted Nor than any person frt fine nol exceeding two hundred OiartA IS! I Ml IH I IH- '. MartM lit I m M% M * H «rl nTwilihvlly mark, defoce, Wiftgvre. nu UHj-l Kitwre. tamper with or tMiptoce or avert any waters or placet cus- dollars (I3N.M) fer each effense er 99 IIMJ 17 IV, IH IH . MOKE Sill Ml » UH Xifl« III IMI MH MH MH- H rwytw owl Ming, bridges. tomarily designated lor the try imprisonment tor a term nol pacpfwi.s? i an an an If. Io»Cp I t >M II MH MH MauvF 100 II IOH "Oa#*es. oentTi*jiT rolling paving or pwrpm el swimming or bottling, exceedlmg thirty (101 days, or both. PECa 401 I III IH 1 I MtVOIIB? Tl a ISH M . H ZlflUha. 1 4M IFH IIH ItH- H aavtng mattrtali. water lines or or cenaregeti there at when such plus the cost ot any ctomagei PrtMtOINIO IT! I7H aH US- H •Uytol.MolO M HH ISH "'. Copyright by Th. A.MKloM Priu ItM. other aubltc utilities or parts ar activitie•citvltiest oore prohibited by the SECTION 7. WHEN EFFECTIVE Prrtayltr 1 III IK* II ItH- H McDrrmt I I Itl? » MH MHj-Iti Oppwtenoncts thereof, signs, no MbTo"r en-no dCity Council upen a This Oretnence shall lake effect •nhCll Mil II MW IIV. nV|- H McDnU Mil SMan sin O . % lteet, or ptocordi, whether tem finding thatt such use ot the water upon final pat to* bliti d rrout or otherwise Karl A SI HIS IH 14411 IM -II McOartDM t ISIS MM nu us. H fporary or •errnoneni. •raufcTMO cording te Hurl Aw! MIS UH SSL StH-4 McOEOI M I 111 an a a - H stoke* ppast * « toh e baw introdced •Man * IS IIH II II - H UcSrH 111 ia moThers. or other slrwcture 1141 FrttMAl any waurt or pkK.t n M% «'.- 'i Local Securities atMlraUd Iv IM pu'pom or •Marten M 8 UH UH UH- V. Waad I M 7 IMI n nu IIU-I'4, IM Mac* tMMn cmrtiiy Out MaMIMI.UII 7S4 s*** I mm **4g or oeming, or • ton- SacMlg II 4 IH IH . n% ii ]l%- H WaT*er os Wrei.s. A sour y rorH. Tnowsfriai gregote there at. except between Mtrck 1 7014 441 ajuesftlam cowrtety Fanneiteck 4 Co.. XS£2SZ%geither real or personal Ihe County of loJtantTnoojfh Hew Jer SMaonO I? »• »V| DV>- H 41U 4H« IIH. H 11) Ota or remove any sand, earth, bweft havrs of the doy at than be -. jhew en lepNu.uei it. t«i end win lalrrron a 70S u IH 4V, IH. 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Wlet or ather ItH ItH ItH- S tree, plant er BWIMSM. place, except tn such bathing Ualvftl U t BT UV, IIH IIH- H MahkUtt IS 4MII 11% IIV,. H OKonttrurt or ortct mt awiwtng or heutet or structures os may be Varrttn. t 147 IH IH IH- H Uanunim SM an S7v. I7V.-IH Jersey Shore" '.'.'. \1 It structure of wt»ote»Of klne, when* pravtded tor thai pur pose WtmCal.OI IM IIH 17V, II',- H MntOU 1.10 7 M IIH II II aVvnewicii Bank I Trwsl H'.i u er permonent or temporary In itor I1?>FWI In any waters eicepi In wa CaarrMI tv TM AnacMMO Prill IWI. ManP» in I Mt nu »% mt- H "Ow Jertev vsertanai worp ,.. oj )e acfor. ar run ar string ony public •on anlgwatia by the Meyer and Martini» I Ml a Mw MV.-I Ocatn CwrHy tMlanal IIW ISW service utility Mta, Mpen, or across Cltv Council Hrthoi use and under MtfMorl.MII III nu at a** H oN^iSaBBaVl*» ** —*l- — —, , —a-_ . _ - j tjjpj JI •wch regulations and rostrtcttoftt ANO/OH RIHAIlLtTATCO IN TMK Matrott III 171 r^f^BOBiaoj a atM^OJ toJnBJt, L.wa\arVrvetj . ^B • I at neve or may be prescribed by Footnote* 41'. 4IU 44U-IH SArnnaury SlaH. II IIW MIFUIItan M 17V. I? 17H- H tt».wja Ine Meyer and tlty Council " MtjTii I.M i n Unnaa" CayfiHat TrvM Ct M l?w IIITVaw. «KMra<. ar (••I I* bsnkn any area where bathing u MIWMRMT ITH MH MU- ') IMMnmila* UW UH PHOKcmtu — N ^^^^ INOVITHIAL wetert a* any tmmtUtm. pane. lake. WHCRIAS. the Monmoulh County -01- "Veairnan. ic t i IWB •tripju. pay ar etner aae> at water ^^^^a^LaMabOu a I !!• I !•>• • J • _ j •rKtaav IIW IIU C? •• caf^apaevery evrtnoutsnea ond NLM law mnv, n TTH . " "!aX s«e^w?sl«H*oI H BH »v,- % &"SSS&::::::;:::::::: '5 * betere eH tresn Is pieced In Me NLT I I M| CaMntol Pat* IH IW NoMKII.a » MSanH aMw aw- w MM 4ss MHH aiatnnu- u Da Tamaw InOuMrMt IH 1% U— IF 4S HS4 MH MHBH— % iltctmik Aitaclalai tH tH IIV. H 1 MS. % at 1 r MH it W^tt. papers, beaes. cons. HMOml a I M an ., ItH- V, il?. .Trr:::.; ::,.. & & The 5th gallon WSMIIC M ion BU ITH ITH- H 7U I Nanui rat IM nw iiw IIW- H •oh tnetl be pieced tn any we. Natam I M I 444 OFH 01H •H- H i"l IW I HuPa II M HH IIH BH I IIH IIW is on us! NE.ajElt.MI in nti nv. It*. H AtrNaat. u I Nia>« JKM a OH im nu.- % CaarW IW IH Wrwn you boy « gaHonoi ol any UW NMM* IJ4I IIS 14V, lltt int. H CMymptc pitxJocI tt ragular price. Narnmi.M in MH- t, NaAPMLM I IMn aw HH NaaMUIIJIN MlM OH • {i M OH MH- H M I OS »H MH an- H I; - Ml B TTH MVt41 -IH .•.'.•.'.':::: J* if MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER OH OM a -i •am Maw IH IH miifi.101 aw n irta. H Trlaiwjlt HMvllrlit ,...;... IIH llti MMMII ia . iru >m- tt u. I. Tttmai. '.'.'. '.". II IIH NartM II II Bv.au SIH- H UWttoTlHciiril I IV, Nartkn .011 BOam sm IOW- H t TheCMyRegkler SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I9,1978 Television Today A new look New York Channel* — 2 , t , 5 , 7, 9 , 1111 , 1133 " 9 DAYTIME MOVIES (DIBl PAfCRCHAK enma ptograma which aiagad- Jtmei T Mart, in engagingly ly mfluaftcat him to commit tha at the 5Os OD naive !«•> yee. la. .lud.nl he I murdar (2 hra) •n unultling encrmnler wtih • •:00 By BOB THOMAS brilliant third-year aludani, _ l«0 whan haf car knocks him off hit (2) Dwblt Feature: btcycla But tha incident naa rti HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Were the 1990s all high school CD MOV* • the Tuesday °a>M Encwattar twialiti for Mad aa lha girl proms, beach parties and happy days? S) MOVIE oflan a •oiution to a problam You might think so. Judging from how that era has been ha lacat in Kmgiiiaid • cleat OM Daaita' Start John Houttman. Jamat portrayed In movies and on television. But there was anoth- _ 4*0 Stephana (Pramlara) er, darker side of that postwar decade, and It is being (S now CD MKTINO HOUH C»»v»WMk portrayed In a new film. "Heart Beat." We re No Ang.l. (A) QRAHOPA aOM TO WASHHMTON S«plamb«f IJ-M Nick Nolte stars as Neal Cassldy, a free soul of the _ 4:10 Fifties, Sissy Spacek is his durable wife Carolyn, and John 1W0llllPCI/.9 MOVIttI - Heoven CanWdll IPO) 7:41.9:10 BEST OF QROUCHO CIHIMtM- STUATHMOUE CINEMA II - Heoven Con Walt (POI 7:30.9:30 CINEMA III — Whodnnnltl bor, commltlad during an al- An Unmarried woman IR 17 IS, 9 IS -SIAtJ MCK THt PALUSERS Rlvtne* or tht Pink Ponttitr IPG) TMEytiolLowfOMaftlK) J IS, V li MOVIItll- lamplad robbery Zamora's H NEWS 7: JO. 1:10 ATLANTIC HIOHIANDI PrenyBaby |RI7:45.9:43 MIDDLItlX COUNTY Nril Simon's dalanaa was baaed on hla MOAN'S HEROES ATLANTIC CINEMA — MIDOLITOWN BDI10N - AUWISON TM Clwap CUttcti v« (PG17 30,9 UA MIDOLITOWN I — MINLO PARK CINEMA I - addiction lo vioi.nt t.l.vi.ion MOVIE - ODD COUPLE Poetry reading UAMIDDLITOWNII- MINLOPARK CD I DETECTIVE Hoop«rlPGI7:JO,9:30 Houte Call! IPG) 7:30; Goodbye Girl Heaven Con wall IPG) 1.1.1.1,10 11:30 COMMUNITY II - Almost Summer IPG) 7:15. t:3S 1PG)9:IO MPAA lATINOs r •mrhl CD ® CBS LATE MOVIE set for Sept. 27 UA MIDOLITOWN III- IAT0NTOWN OKIVE IN - The Buddy Holly Story IPG) 7.9 Barnaby Jonaa: To Calch A C*n>tntlon Gbli (III ! «. 10 45. No ktdRMr IR) f 30 OCIAN TOWNIHIP • Oaad Man' LINCROFT - A writer In FREEHOLD MIDOLEBROOK MOVIES I - R - Bistrkted IPerte.s m*K a M< •amlthMl iMlesi accemaanlea .v aaraal or CD (1 THE TONIGHT the artlst-in-resldence pro- MALL I — CMW Inspector IPG) 74S, 9:30 SHOW Rtvflng* ot th« Pink Pontfttr IPG) MIDDLEBROOK MOVIIIII - LOCAL NEWS gram at Monmouth Museum, ? Ji,9 J! House Colls (PG) 7:». Goodbye Girl 'Baal 01 Carton' an outreach program funded MALL II — (PG)»: I CD (7) TUESDAY MOVIE OF Warlordi or AtlantlKPG) 7:30,9:30 UP TO THE MINUTE I by CETA, has been working MALL III — • *D SANK THE WEEK An Unmarried Woman «R) 7: ».9:35 MONMOUIH ARIICINTin - MualC M.k.n with 10 residents of Discovery HAILIT Eyes ol Loura Mars (R)7:30,9:30 al HONEVMOONERS MOVIES III - Thtalrai WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS IN 91) DICK CAVETT SHOW House, a drug rehabilitation pun- CreoselPG) 7:4S,t:4S 12:00 MOVIES IV — MONMOUTH COUNTYi YOU'LL HEAR program at Marlboro. Pr.ttyBoDyim; 30,9.30 Mouse Colls IPG) 7:30; Goodbye Girl MONMOUTH KONMOUIN ALFRED HITCHCOCK • T MDHIVflN- ABOUT IT ON WRLB - 107 FM. Conv.ntmn Glrlt IR) 7:30. 10 30, No- (PG)9:IS ARTS II, MS i»M« TWILIGHT ZONE Sandra Jacobs of the kedftld«r(R)f SHREWSBUKV CENTER HITCHCOCK: THE EARLY KIANiaURO CINIMAI- THOSE OTHER STATIONS SEEM TO PrtttyBat-y WWII STItn HD UNI 747411) and to explore new avenues of A John Travolla thought and self-awareness. •V^GOODIY7:30 PLUSI M9:1 Sl GREASE HOUSECALU 7:45-»:45 HEAVEN« «i. is i WAI «OAO CKIAH IOWI summer CAN WAIT GOODBYE GIRL I MSi 7:M-plua-»:15 DEAR INSPECTOR is over but i a* urn HOUSE CALLS I 7:4S-»;»0 'House CaHs

GFallis ASBURYPARK MENLOPARK SEAVIEW SQUARE TWIN MENLO PARK TWIN 130,3 30. 5:30.7 30,1:30 J. 4,11.10 BRICKTOWN MONTCLAIR CIBCLETWIN CUIRIOGE K HOLLY 7J0.t36 ""» STORY NEWTON NEWTON TWIN

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By HILDV McCORHICK alcoholic It," he declared dangerous," he said. people. And because his own drinking problem was aggravated by Also dangerous Is combining beer drinking with smoking "But women are doing more to correct It," Mr. Mills RED BANK - Wilbur Mills, former Democratic Con- the use of drugs, primarily « muscle relaxer used for back marijuana. "In time you can become cross addicted on two declared. gressman from Artaruu, U on the cimpaign trail agatn. trouble, Mr. Mills advised that an alcoholic never be given a things, alcohol and drugs," he said. And cross addiction Is a He had no firm feelings about raising the legal drinking age Tkli time the purpose Is not political. He Is campaigning mood changing drug. "Sometimes It Is necessary, but don't common and serious problem. Cross addiction, he said, is from 18 to 21 "It la not my decision to make." against alcoholism, a problem which he has had to deal with In prescribe any mood changing drug. Even a sleeping pill Is becoming more and more common among women and young But he added, "If I had children, I would not want to subject hit own personal life — a problem which he has overcome. them to drinking early." He was guest of honor at a reception yesterday In the Molly He pointed out, however, that when the legal age for Pitcher Inn, hosted by the local chapters of the National Council drinking was 21, young people would begin at 18 to drink. Now on Alcoholism (NCA). His brief stop here was sandwiched in that the age has been lowered, he said there is a tendency for between a reception In Bergen County at noon, and a dinner and youngsters at 14 and 15 to begin drinking. reception last night In Middlesex County. Mr. Mills said that he discovered he had a serious problem The veteran congressman, who ended his political career in The Daily Register In 197J and 1(74. And because he had a problem with cross January, 1177, after J8 years of public service, spoke candidly addiction, he said, "It took me six months to get off the drug about his own problem with alcohol and drugs. Because he atone." knows how serious an addiction problem can be, he willingly SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.1978 He has spent the last two years on speaking tours, devoting ottered advice on how to deal with it. weekends to speeches on alcoholism. His favorite audiences, he "Never tell an alcoholic, if you suspect he is an alcoholic, laid, are composed of doctors and public officials. that he Is an alcoholic," Mr. Mills advised "You cannot be blunt Doctors, he said, have very little training In dealing with about It," he added. An alcoholic, because he rationalizes and alcoholism. "They have a total lack of knowledge of alcoholism. believes that he cannot have a drinking problem, will even "lie "From my own experience I think I could do a better Job," to the doctor," Mr. Mills said. he declared He suggested trying to learn about the alcoholic's problems. Mr. Mills was the chief speaker at a $50 a plate dinner last "Make him realize himself that he has a problem " night In New Brunswick, sponsored by NCA. The event focused A doctor has to be a psychiatrist to deal with the problem, he on the need for alcoholism services in the nation generally, and said. "Most alcoholics develop in their own minds what an in New Jersey specifically. Mayor criticizes •^Construction of shutdown threat bridge further on construction into the future

By DAVID TURNER Mr McKenna said the cur- By BARBARA KATELL shifting the bridge and its ap- RED BANK - Mayor proaches out of the wetlands, a rent problems at the site were FREEHOLD - There will Frank McKenna last night raised by county soil conserva- "major action" can be criticized a Planning Board be further delay apparently in avoided, thereby considerably tion officials He said Lanid construction of a new Pews member's threat to shut down Corporation officials are "per- reducing the federal permit re- the Lanld Corporation's Tower Creek bridge in Port Mon- quirements. It is the permit fectly willing to correct any moutn. So what else is new? Hill condominium project, deficiencies. requlrementMfor a wetlands saying there Is no reason to Construction of the bridge project that could cause the "There is nothing so major has been stalled for a variety stop construction workers that It would require a shut- CONGRESSMAN WELCOMED - Wilbur Mills, left, director of the National Council on Alcoholism of two-to-four year delay there "at this time." of reasons ever since the old Mr. Van Benshotten said down," the mayor said. "That former Democratic congressman from Arkansas Central New Jersey. The former congressman, a span on Port Monmouth Road Board member Paul Shaf- reformed alcoholic, has been engaged In speaking that the extra time needed to would hurt the borough as well and former chairman of the House Ways and Means was removed by Mlddletown fery had said the borough tours for the past two years, delivering talks around redraw plans if the bridge Is as Lanld Corporation." Committee, was greeted In Red Bank yesterday by eight or nine years ago after It would order a halt to work on the nation about alcoholism. shifted would run weeks or Mayor McKenna said he Republican Congressional hopeful Bruce Coe of the was ruled unsafe. the $10 million project, if the third center district, and Barry Johnson, executive months instead of years. How- will ask Hr. McNally. Mr. In recent years, the town- developer failed to solve soil ever, he acknowledged that if Menna and the chairman of ship and county have been co- erosion problems along Wil- land has to be purchased from the planning board to meet operating In plans for con- liams Street by yesterday homeowners in Port Mon with him sometime In the next struction of a new bridge to be morning. mouth for a new bridge align- week to discuss the project. partially financed with federal Mr. McKenna said the ment, there could be further Mr. McNally said he "ex- funds latest set of allegations about pects" to attend the mayor's Cartoonist gets the girl delay. Now, however, the federal the project "have been blown Freeholder Ernest G. meeting. government has suggested a little bit out of proportion." Kavalek. a Middletown resi- At a planning board meet- By JULIE MCDONNELL that the alignment of the "I think some people spoke Hr. Baft, who became a widower last year after U dent, said, however, that he Ing last night, board members L*» Oary CMpar IB "High Noon," Fred Balk of Bloom- yean of marriage, said he couldn't get Jan off his mind bridge, and apparently Port too quickly," the mayor said thought it was time the free- said the current problems at rtthfct after their chance meeting. Monmouth Road, be shifted, Gerald Menna, the the site are not serious. holders and Mlddletown "lost r. Balk, a cartoonist who had been searching since "She's turned my whole life around." be said Charles B Van Benshoten, borough's Building Inspector, their patience." But they agreed to ask i find Maa,' an Katoatown woman he met just Jaii also apparently turned around his kick at tot county engineer said yester- said he visited the site yester- "The alignment of the Lanld Corposratlon to prepare fowl hwSuaday night racetrack. day. The federal government day morning, along with bridge was decided years a new set of site plans contain- Or tobe more wad-an* found htm. "When I met her, I was losing about got." he said. has said that if the bridge is Borough Engineer Daniel ago,"Mr. Kavalek pointed out. ing all planned revisions. Atwr reading a story and cartoon about Us search In "Than altar she left, after the seventh race, I got lucky, aid not moved, construction could McSweeney and members of "Everyone keeps throwing "I think they should redraft aty i ittfMtr, Jan called Fred. eased up about $M ahead." be delayed another two to four the planning board. roadblocks on the reconstruc- their plans," said Marianne "We're g«ta| to meet May," he said Mr. Balk wont predict what the future will bold years. Shifting the bridge, He said the Lanld Corp. has tion. The decision as where the Cannavo, board member. t wa* "love at ftrst sight" when he met , "We're starting out with the Intention of becoming good however, would mean a delay been ordered to Install addi- bridge should go has been "This is crazy, every day there jjHHMknih Park Jtckey Club Aug. M. . friends," he said. still while the preliminary tional "ties" In a retaining wall made. There is no reason why Is a new problem, and every Hi ran several cartoons in the Register last week, "Aad If, after a while, we find that we cant get along plans for the bridge are above Williams Street, and to we should change it now. day we have to run up there." attract h«r attention, and on Sunday, a aews story tad start fighting and yelling, then well probably gel withdrawn and a new right-of- redirect the water flow there "The people In Port Mon- Board member John **& descrtsUuj teia starch. married like every other couple," he Joked way laid out and lands to prevent a reccurrence of an mouth have been patient for 10 Mulheren said he was "tired of purchased earlier soil "washout" there. years," he continued. "We (the the board being an enforce- Mlddletown officials were The company has until Thurs- freeholders) have been pa- ment officer slated to meet this morning day to comply, he said. tient My patience has run out "I think we're overstepping with the Board of Freeholders If Lanld does not comply Unless the.federal government our bounds, "he said. in closed session to discuss with the orders, Mr. Menna and the state Department of Mr. McSweeney, the whether to realign the bridge said, then he plans to meet Transportation (DOT) can borough engineer, said the and its approach roads with the mayor, the Borough company has made many of show justification for moving Assembly committee kills Mr. Van Benscholten ex- the bridge location after all Council and the borough at- the Improvements requested dained that the current bridge torney to decide what action this time, then I'm against it. by the borough. illgnmenl places It in might be taken by the borough. It took us 10 years to get to this "But we the board and •vetlands. The federal govern- Charles McNally, the presi- point with the plans, and now Lanld agreed last Monday ment has indicated that by dent of Lanld Corp., said work night that we would meet at Sunday sales referendum they could be ruined." has been underway for some the site Wednesday to discuss time on the permanent retain- changes," Mr. McSweeney By JULIE MCDONNELL "We're going to correct the error, and then the legisla- ing wall above Williams Street. said. "We get there Wednes- TRENTON — With a blast at Bamberger's and Two ture can consider the question thoroughly," he said. He said he was "dreadfully day and the changes have been Guys for an "assault on the legislature." the Assembly's A spokesman for Bamberger's said the store put "no mystery embarassed" by the publicity made already." county government committee yesterday apparently killed pressure" on shoppers to sign the postcaids. and that the surrounding the erosion prob- James Deak, another board any chance for a referendum on the Sunday sales question results of the postcard campaign showed that the public lems at the site. member, said that action was this fall. wants the right to vote on the question. Last month, Mayor McKen- "unconscionable." The committee unanimously voted to release a bill "The people have that right already," Mr. Contillo is still unsolved na had threatened to stop work Board Chairman Norman which would reinstate the "blue laws," now scheduled to be replied. "What you are trying to do Is force referendums in By MARK GRAVEN Mayor Ralph accusing the po- at the project after Prospect Lee said the current problems repealed next September according to the revised state counties that don't agree with Bamberger's position " KEYPORT - The mystery lice organization of "ravaging Avenue residents complained are "not critical but irritat- penal code. Assemblywoman Marie Muhler. R-Monmouth. said af- of who placed the effigy of the borough," and Detective that erosion was turning their ing," and directed Mr. The measure, Introduced by State Sen Martin J. ter the committee meeting that she now doesn't think Police Commissioner James Tomasello reversing the street red. McSweeney to tell Lanld to Greenberg, D-Essex. and passed In the Senate last month, anything will be passed before November on the Sunday Birmingham In police head- charge. The company had also re- prepare a set of revised plans will probably be voted on by the full Assembly next week. sales question quarters remains unsolved. Mayor Ralph said he had no moved several large trees for the board Another bill. Introduced by Sen. Frank Graves. Mrs. Muhler, the deputy minority whip, favored the Last week, Mayor William comment last night on the ne- from the front of the property, Mr. McSweeney said the DPassalc, that would put the blue laws question on the Graves bill permitting a referendum and said she will work A Ralph charged that mem- gotiations which have gone causing Mr. McNally to public- county soil conservation of- November ballot in the 10 "closed" counties, was not even to defeat the Greenberg measure bers of the police department into binding arbitration with a ly apologize at a planning ficials have requested that the considered by the committee yesterday. "There's no need to rush the (ireenberg bill through were responsible for the hang- representative from the Public board meeting. The company company reseed areas along Assemblyman Paul J. Contlllo. D-Bergen. committee since the repeal of the blue laws doesn't go into effect until Ing in effigy of Mr Birm- Employment Relations Com- also fired the project manager Prospect Avenue and Williams chairman, criticized both Vornado Inc, parent company of next September anyway." she said "If the Greenberg bill ingham and invited the party mission who had ordered the trees re- Street. Two Guys, and Bambergers. for what he termed "an isn't passed then the legislature will have to com up with responsibile to claim his handi- The mayor has said that moved. .(V "They're a very reputable assault on the legislature by a small group of businessmen some solution by September" work at the mayor's office. police overtime has put the "There are no problems concern." he said. "They're who have been misleading the public with their advertis- The blue laws, which prohibit the sale of furniture, But Mayor Ralph reported borough into a financial there now, to our under- very concerned about what ing." clothing, and major appliances on Sundays in the 10 coun- after last night's Borough squeeze - with more than standing," Mr. McNally said happens in Red Bank " Bamberger's launched a postcard campaign several ties which have adopted the laws, are opposed by the large Council meeting that no one 150,000 already spent this year, yesterday. "There were prob- Mr. McNally said that prob- weeks ago. providing shoppers with cards to be sent to shopping centers and chain stores accepted his invitation as compared to 130.000 for all lems with washout early in the lems at the site have been legislators urging them to put the Sunday shopping question They are supported by small businessmen, who main- Detective Louis Tomasello, of last year construction." caused by unusually heavy on the ballot in November. tain that they would [ace unfair competition from the president of the Policemen's Detective Tomasello main- He said the corporation's rains this summer. Mr. Contillo said the postcard campaign was mislead- larger stores If seven-day shopping were permitted. Benevolent Association, as- tains that the council should business has suffered because He said his firm has al- ing because it didn't Inform voters that they already have Mr. Dashosh termed the laws "stale and unnecessary." serts that anybody who works have insured itself against of the adverse publicity. ready sold 40 of the U! units the right to vote on the Sunday sales issue - by collecting and said they are "inherently anti-business and anti-con- for the borough, including the paying officers being absent "There Is no legal reason In planned for the condominium the signatures of 10 percent of a county's voters and forcing sumer " mayor and council, had access because of sickness. the world the job will be project. He said some "70- a referendum. A Bamberger's representative testified that, according to the place in police head- Borough Attorney Gordon stopped," he said. "We are not to-80" workers are employed "Why can't you just put it on the ballot now and make it to a study of charge account activity at its Rockland quarters where the effigy was Litwin informed the council In violation of anything." at the construction site. easy for everyone?" asked Jack Dashosh. attorney for County, N.Y., store, 13 percent o[ the charge account displayed last night that he has received Mr. McNally acknowledged The Tower Hill project Vornado. "What are you afraid of" business on Sundays comes frum neighboring Bergen Coun- Mayor Ralph questioned no confirmation on how much there "have been a few prob- earned the American Institute In an angry exchange with Mr. Contillo. Mr Dashosh ty In New Jersey last night whether someone the borough's insurance car- lems" at the Tower Hill site, of Architects New Jersey area maintained that the public is demanding Sunday shopping. During the rest of the week, only about eight perce nt of could walk into police head- rier Is willing to pay In but, he added, "There are award for best "land use, land and that "government has no place In the business of the store's business comes from Bergen County, he said quarters with a machine gun workmen's compensation for always problems." planning, and building de- setting store hours." Mr Contillo continued to object to the wording of the and get away unnoticed Sgt. George Nadler, who has sign," Mr. McNally said. Mr. Contillo responded, "It's not that simple. It's a very Bamberger's postcard, which asked shoppers if they Meanwhile, Councilman been out of action since a complex problem." wanted "the right lo vote " on the question of Sunday sales Birmingham says that he does Christmas Eve accident at po- Mr. Contillo said also that the repeal of the Sunday blue "They already have that right." he said "And you could not bear a grudge against the lice headquarters Planners withhold laws was "mistakenly" Included In the revision of the ask people about anything, of course they'd say they want party responsible tor his hang- Mr. Litwin said that the in- state's penal code, which was adopted last month the right to vote on it ' ing In effigy surance carrier's attorney, "You haven't made it until Ferderlck Raffetto , has not you've been hung." said Mr yet confirmed whether the OK on townhouses Birmingham "As long as the company will pay for all but 10 LONG BRANCH - The posed H-unit patio-home de- noose really doesn't go around weeks worth of compensation Planning Board last night de- velopment. First aid squads need volunteers your neck. It'a okay." when Sgt. Nadler was alleged- nied approval for a major sub- The city Zoning Board of Mr. Birmingham said he ly available for "light duty " ABERDEEN - Mayor Ed- deen Emergency Medical Ser- falling short of the required week to be of service. Please Adjustment has already could "stand the heat," assert- Last night the police budget division to an Elberon couple ward E. Kaufman sounded an vice and the Aberdeen Town- numbers of personnel, particu- volunteer- the council and granted a use variance to al- ing that It showed that he was was tapped to pay a >52 bill who wants to build six urgent plea for help last night, ship First Aid Squad for ex- larly during the daytime community will be "forever low construction of the K-unit doing his Job correctly. from the Animal Humane Soci- townhouses on Patten and Rid- calling upon area residents to emplary service In the com- hours. This shortage will seri- grateful to you," concluded condominium project, al- The halt he has Imposed on ety after the Board of Health dle Avenues. volunteer their services to the ously hamper our emergency Mayor Kaufman. though that variance Is being munity, but noted that lack of all police overtime will be con- refused to pick up the tab. of- The six-unit project, pro- township's two first aid squads organizations' ability to re- appealed by area residents. personnel would soon servere- Applicants tor the volunteer tinued Indefinitely, Mr. Birm- ficials said. posed by Arnold and Marilyn whose nmmbers are rapidly ly curtail the effectiveness of spond to community needs. The townhouses would sell work will be thoroughly ingham said. CrisclteUo, owners of Marcris diminishing, he said, both these organizations The Board of Health ap- Construction Co., l« located (or between I5» 000 and "Our squads mutt be trained, tl no expense to the The council and the PBA parently has a contract with just across the street from W.M0. Peter Falvo. attorney in his remans the mayor "Our first aid squads now manned and volunteers need Individual, In emergency medi- are atlU deadlocked In a bitter another organization to handle Patten Avenue Associates pro- for the applicants, said. praised both the South Aber- advise us that they are rapidly give only one or two days t cal techniques 1171 contract dispute, with asimal calls. Mater Dei girls halt RBC

HOLMDEL- Mater Dei may have pulled one of the bricks Erin McKenna. another Seraph sophomore, was fourth in things as the season progresses. We have two freshmen, Staoey from the foundation of the Red Bank Catholic High School girls 21:50 with RBC7 Kalhy Kerrigan fifth UcMuUen and Beth Baler, who show great pranist." crass country dynasty yesterday At least the Seraphs may have Mater Del then wrapped it up by taking (our of, the next five Mater Dei made the afternoon a complete success by etched their names on the cornerstone places with Megin KaypeJ and Debbie Graver sixth and seventh winning the boys meet from the Caseys, B-il. The Seraphs came through .with a 27-29 upset over the respectively. Chuck Quackenbush, Red Bank Catholic Catholic's top Caseys on the ikmdeJ Park course and became the first learn to "Suzzane Minogue. Kaypei and McKenna are new to the top runner, had a brilliant race winning in 17:11, but Mater Da's defeat the Caseys in a dual meet since Red Bank Catholic five this year," Attridge said "Kaypei is. only a freshman while Ken Mcdoud. Chris Feeney. John Barnes and Bob Sprouts took started the sport back In 1967 McKenna saw only a little varsity action last year. the not four places respectively. "It was just great to see the competition between the two "The addition of the new people has strengthened the team It was the second victory for the Seraphs without a loss schools," said Mater Dei coach Ken Attridge "It makes both since we have had injuries Graver is Just back from an injury wMle the Caseys are 2-1 leans better." while Ann Courtney is also hurt. MaMMlf. tMNrDWB. Suzanne Mincgue. a sophomore out for cross country for the "Sue Shaw, one of our top runners, hasn't run either because R»4 •«*. CaHMtiC It MMCIH I Chuck OuakMbusMR) 17:11, I. K«n first time, outfaced Casey star Tracy VanDyke to win in 19 54 she came out for the team late." I Suioww Mln«au* vwit out for track in the spring She was one of the Shore's top discouraged. nolMD) Jl So, J Kattiy SproulKMD) II 01. 4. O Froi* Fran* KtrrloanlR) II U. ft.Mefll n KoypcllMDI O'HaroIR) II Ot. 7 two-miters and ran an 11:22 in the Meet of Champions" "I didn't feel that my team was ready for this meet," she II ». 7. DMMt GfOvtf lot CMfiNiO) II U. MH" »«cnl«l VanDyke placed second in 11:58 followed by Casey said. "However, I was very impressed with Kevin's team today. (MDI 73 OS; I Stotty McMullaMR) »:0l. »:M.f JOfC t. Kottiy MlnooiMtMDt CottnocMRI II M, 10 CXxOon •o«(«l sophomore Maura Taylor who was third in 20:31 "We still have a great club and we look for bigger and better 11 01.10 Carolyn FollwilMDIirt! II X Reggie, Lou slug Brewers, 4-3

NEW YORK (Af) - Reggie Jackson and Jackson and Piniella connected In the sec- Piniella marked the third time this season that Lou Piniella slugged consecutive home runs ond inning against Travers, who allowed only the Yankees have hit two in a row On each of and Mickey Rivers' infield single snapped an three other hits Jackson's leadoff shot soared the other occassions, the homers were hit by eighth-inning tie as the New York Yankees Into the upper deck in right field, and Piniella Chambliss and Nettles. topped the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 last night followed with a long fly ball that fell into the Jackson's shot came on the first pitch of the lower stands in left field. second Inning, and was his 24th homer of the Sports Cecil Cooper's second home run of the season and the 337th of his career, moving him game had tied the score 3 3 in the top of the The Brewers tied the score on Cooper's first TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1978 eighth against Ed Figueroa, 18-1 home run in the third inning and a homer by Into 32nd place on the all-time list, ahead of Joe In the bottom of the inning, the Yankees Sixto Lezcano In the fourth. Adcock Piniella followed with his sixth, on a loaded the bases on a hit batsman and a pair of In the Yankees sixth. Chris Chambttss 1-2 pitch ending the threat. Then Lezcano tied the score walks, the second to plnch-hltter Cliff Johnson, opened with a single and raced to third when Cooper got one of the runs back with a two- in the fourth. who fouled off seven pitches before getting the Cooper booted Graig Nettles' grounder. Roy out homer in the third inning against Figueroa, In the sixth. Hisle opened with a single for base on balls from loser BUI Travers, 10-10. White followed with a fly ball to Larry Hisle. who went the distance and allowed seven hits. the Brewers and was sacrificed to second. With the Infield in. Rivers drove a ball off and Chambllss raced home just ahead of the The Yankees loaded the bases In the bottom Lezcano was thrown out by shortstop Bucky shortstop Robin Younl's glove, delivering the throw for the go-ahead run. of the third on walks to Rivers. Willie Randolph Dent before Hisle advanced on a wild pitch and watt* winning run. The consecutive homers by Jackson and and Piniella. but Travers struck out Chambliss. Sal Bando walked REFRESHING LIFT-New York Yankees man- ager Bob Lemon appears in the dugout with outfielder Reggie Jackson. The easygoing man- ager has been Instrumental In helping tur a sup- posedly Insurmountable Boston Red Sox lead into a 2 '/j-game lead In the American League East. Colts, Washington shock Pats FOXBORO Mass (At')- Si^ ^^_^^^^^^^^______,^^^^^^^j^^_ missed what appeared to be a Baltimore exploded (or 27 I ^^ % ^H ^r^F^B key extra point - his first fail 45 succ csstulni n fourth-quarter points as half- J , ^^^i K. > V "" """ L Cool twist back Joe Washington ac- I W ^tt versions dating back to 1976 counted for three touchdowns, I W The Colts capitalized In the ( Including a 90-yard dash with a I WT^i fourth quarter on New Eng- kickoff return with 1 IB left In I It k. I" "^••M land turnovers as Blackwood the game, and the supposedly I lL^sl^B#Tl ^^B recovered Johnson s fumble of Lemon' hapless Colts shocked the New ' W\\ B^^iT ^H leading to Washington's half- England Patriots 34-27 for iaP^^^l 1 BLVJ •fe*^ i back option pass to Can and their first victory of the Na- >AJ ^*» - ** •W^l«a¥ linebacker Ed Simonini set up tional Football League season I aWM W AW ft"TE * ^sflsfl Bfcl^^ ^.jl ifW the 67-yard score from Troup refreshing last night. *^^w8«im ** \^ •^CA ' F ffl to Carr with a diving Int.rc.p New England had tied (lie W «\m V. ^H R W ^J^^M s^^sT I B^B^U^B^sT But Cro an who was 3 No, Lemon is not some magician. But the easy-going manager of the New York Yankees has been instrumental In helping turn a supposedly insurmountable 14-game defi- cit to the Boston Red Sox In the American League East into from San Diego in the trade ¥ • ^^^Jtt • yard touchdown run and the a 2^-game lead through Sunday's games. Since Lemon took over for fiery Billy Martin un July 25, hat sent Lyde» Mitchell to the f *"^)H ^^B ^T M N°ew EnglandTlast change"' the Yankees themselves have caught fire, playing at a .717 tlckoff ami broke up the left H0*Bsfl ^Jkfl Hk. ^B «•«« • i • O-H clip with a record of 38-15. 1 "A while back, when we were 14 games out, it stung uur sideline behind a wedge of ^^ ••k1^A.^lBW^I\W^ ""K,.,,.^ ,"-" pride," said pitching phenum Ron Guidry, the Yanks' Mr blockers for the winning tnucli- IJDF^B ka^ksK s^sk \\ • ui-McCnuityiruniLinhoniiiciii Consistency all season long with a record of 22-2 "We are wn BavlliBLV Bk. sV^^H sV^I s^^ \\« ^ .•JfuSir9"" — "om Grdg" world champions and we wanted to make it closer. Now Baltimnre struck fm three ^hfH ^m ^^B \\ 1 ,,,!5i •5°;'I" "°"""" w""""»'°" • i A i- .AVBWJWJ BVJVJT BVJVJW^ (Linnon KICK i what has happened is unbelievable." :ouchdowns earlier In the »ai »o»ingun n w i.o» TI,W tt Of course, the turnaround Is a lot more than a twist of fourth quarter as Washington ^^^ M HT \ ^M "" BjI"S..«po..i,c-T,T,m,piLinr»,i Lemon passed 54 yards to wide re- iVHHBHBBBLffJi •aVjaVjaVjaVHsaVHaVBVsMHisflJjlV \"flBsl "°"Ht-orevm,,miimmvM It's taken a combination of Boston's near-total collapse ceiver Roger Carr on a half- '*r jtiiii NE-cunfiinohomirufiismuhkicki and a healthy Bucky Dent and Willie Randolph, who give ' back option play and took a 23- PATRIOT GAIN-As Baltimore Colts Lyle Black- forward progress last night at Foxboro. Johnson lunwnS""0 the Yanks one of the most dependable double play combina- yard strike from quarterback wood (44) pulls down New England Patriots Andy gained seven yards on the play. tions in baseball. Throw in Catfish Hunter's miraculous c>ltl Bill Troup, who was substitut- Jonn5on teammate Lloyd Mumphord (42) stops the ' F,,,, «.„, ,/•"« recovery from a shoulder injury to give the team an ing for, injured star Bert Jones. SUSJTjSi. M-H »m inspirational edge and eight important victories since he Troup apparently iced the R!I"!™W«* f?» "J returned from the disabled list July 17 — and all the game with a 67-yard bomb to Grogan dashed 31 yards to just New England mounted one receptions, Including his two Cauley had scampered in from P°>X> IMM nu-i elements are there. Carr with 8:19 left for a 27.13 outside the Colts'10 with 2:09 final scoring threat as Grogan long touchdown grabs In the the three-yard line earlier in F"™I.. ion Vi *" But It's taken Lemon's cool, steady hand to take advan- lead left in the game. A holding- passed 68 yards to Morgan to fourth quarter as Baltimore the period for Baltimore's first "•••MIIWM'* _ <" «•« tage of those elements and keep everything running in But the Patriots, 1-2. came penalty In the end zone by the Baltimore 14-yard line with came back from a 13-7 half- points of the season. INDIVIDUAL LfADcui smooth order, a state of affairs that was noticeably missing H back with a 4-yard touchdown Blackwood on a fourth-down 33 seconds left. But safety Lyle time deficit. Patriots' halfback Andy t.s3,"i.^ ,'?jirM°coX'i i"".."!!^ during Martin's explosive regime. J l> 0 run by quarterback Steve play, setting up Cunningham's Blackwood ended the frenzied A »2-yard strike from Johnson, the game's leading K£^, ,' c'1JJ1i12h!!5'if,'"' " ''"• To be sure, Martin did win a world championship with Grogan with 3:22 left in the touchdown. contest with an interception in . Grogan to Stanley Morgan late rusher with IN yards on 27 PASSING-BOIM.™... I, , the Yankees last year. But there were daily tensions OI game. The Colts, 1-2, had lost their the end zone to preserve the in the second quarter had giv- carries, had given New Eng- Ko™a"?T»Tm''''' Martin, ever the battler, knocked heads with owner George Don Westbrook then first two games by a combined Colts'first victory. en New England a 13-7 lead land a 6-0 first-quarter lead on wJfiLSfrnf^T'Tor^MV1'1 Steinbrenner and some of his players, particularly slugger grabbed an onside kick and score of 80-0. Carr had 187 yards on six after Colts halfback Don Me- a one-yard run, but Smith J I». HOII.U>«K J M Reggie Jackson. As Lou Plnlella noted last year, all the infighting was draining; it was counter-productive to winning baseball games. Martin's ego was so involved in the team's problems Guidry: He's responsible in Bronx that he tended to add fuel to their brushf ires, while Lemon's Stand next to Ron Ouldry and he looks like your single season club record set by Hall of Famer on the separate Cy Young and MVP committees and cool helps douse those flames Lemon hasn't made kid brother. He is a wisp of a man and to call him Whitey Ford in 1964 and his 225 strikeouts are second these men will have to weigh carefully the dominant Thurman Munson and Jackson fast friends but has made slender is to give him the benefit of the doubt. only in Yankee club history to the 239 achieved by year Guldry Is enjoying. For the Cy Young voters. It their feud irrelevant to the business of winning games Skinny would be a more appropriate adjective. another Hall of Famer, Jack Chesbro, in 1904. won't be a problem. He has no logical competition in "If you can't play for him, you can't play for anybody," Despite his size, no man Is more responsible for Add this season's 22-2 record on to the 81 mark the American League this season. Fvr the MVP said Hunter "Things are different now. Instead of every- the New York Yankees sitting In first place right he posted down (he stretch a year ago and Guidry voters, however, Its quite another question, body worrying about what the other guys are doing, they now in the American League's East Division than has won 30 of his last 33 regular season decisions as When Commissioner Ford Frick decided in 1956 are just going out every day and doing their jobs Ihe lefthander from Louisiana, whose voice still well as one playoff game and one World Series that the voters were ignoring pitchers in MVP "This is a better team than last year. We're playing as a -etains traces of his Bayou upbringing. game. In the 31 starts Guidry has made this season, balloting, the Cy Young award was born. Since then, team, not individuals. Lemon has been very instrumental, Guidry is 22-2. a .917 winning percentage which New York has won 27 games. In the four Guidry only five pitchers have won MVPs— Don Newcombe especially with our pitchers As a former pitcher himself, jecomes particularly significant when you consider games they have lost — two charged against his In 1H56, Sandy Koufax in 1963, Bob Gibson and Denny he spots little things" that no 20-game winner has ever finished a season record and two charged to other pitchers — the McLain in 19(8 and Blue in 1171. All, of course, also He also ignores downplays little things, which because with a percentage of better than .900. The closest Yankees have scored six runs went Py V^ra; -"ii of Martin's temperament often became big things in the was Lefty Grove, who went 31-4 for an 886 per- Whalthisall adds-up-tnTOffoufse, is that Guldry Some MVP voters lee.) that pitchers have their past. centage in 1931 - is having a remarkable season and he Is a virtual own award and that the MVP should be reserved for For example, early in Lemon's tenure, pitcher Ed He has won nine or his last 10 decisions and six of shoo-in for the American League Cy Young award other players. Figueroa left the mound in a huff before the manager could those victories have been shutouts, the last two He could very well be a unanimous winner and you'd For most of this season, It looked like Jim Rice yank him from the game. Lemon reportedly followed the consecuttive two-hitters against the Boston Red Sox. hear very little argument If that happened. would be a cinch for the AL MVP award because angry pitcher into the clubhouse and firmly explained that Guidry now has eight shutouts for the season and a But what about Most Valuable Player? Guidry's quite simply, he is having a frightening year at the Lemon was the manager and Figueroa was the pitcher. 1.71 earned run average Only five times since 1920 credentials also seem to qualify him for that honor plate. Rice is leading the majors In home runs runs End of message. End of incident. has a pitcher finished with an ERA lower than that, as well, and he could be the first pitcher since Vida batted In, hits, and triples and is second in' runs Asked about Figueroa's action. Lemon refused to and two of those were in 1968 when major league Blue in 1971 to win both awards. scored and batting average. He has clearly been as enlarge It. "Everything's all right." he said, declining to litters went on a season-long sojourn. Ballots are in the mail today to the members of dominant In his departments as Guidry has been In stan a controversy. Martin, who needed to constantly show Those eight shutouts tie Guidry for the Yankee the Baseball Writers Association of America serving Ms. •• Gs**ry and tell everybody that he was the boss, handled similar incidents differently. He often wouldn't let these disputes drop *• And now Figueroa is one ol Lemon's biggest boosters. "He treats me like a man," said Figueroa. who often Knight coach cites Matawan's Steward asked to be traded during the Martin regime "Heleti me pitch to the hitters my way. I have more confidence with NEW BRUNSWICK-An open date has given Frank Burns Burns. "They were on the field a lot and played vjTyWll until There was also bad news when it was learned that Mm than with Martin." and the Rutgers coaching staff a chance to study the film of last getting worn down. Jim Hughes (1976 All-East litibacker) had sophomore center Frank Naulor, who broke his arm In the pre • Then there was the game in Baltimore last month when week's opener against Penn Slate more deeply and the extended one of the best games he has ever had." A double'hernia season, will not see action this year. Naylor, a 6-2, 230-pounder, Jackson pulled himself from the lineup, complaining of a evaluation has brightened the Scarlet picture in preparation for operation kept Hughes out of the lineup most of last year. was expected to earn a starting assignment this year, bellyache. He was later seen devouring soft-shell crabs. the Bucknell game this weekend. Another defensive player cited by Burns was Eddie Stew- Otherwise, Bums has not changed his starting lineup from and some of his teammates suggested his illness was "After looking at the film, we saw that we had more ard, a sophomore and former Mala wan Regional defensive star that which went into the Penn State game, .caused by seeing his name in the No. 8 spot in Lemon's breakdowns than we thought We were not getting off the line "Steward Is as quick as any middle guard in the East. He Junior Bob Hering will get his second start at quarterback very well at all and the defense was on the field to much. Of had 10 tackles." against Bucknell and will be backed up by sophomore Ed No one can-be sure how Martin would have reacted to course, it's true thai we didn't often have good field position Several Scarlet players have picked up a virus, including McMichael. Senior Glen Kehler, limited to just i^yards against because ol renn State's excellent punting game," Burns said. starting offensive tackle Kevin Kurdyla, but Burns hopes the the Nlttany Lions, will start at fullback with sophomores Ted llto *ttaation The Scarlet defense, however, came in for praise from bug will not take a serious toll. Blackwell or Lester Johnson at tailback SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IB, 1978 11 Giants9 Jennings leads all NFL punters Dive Jennings, gradu.it of the National Foot- back with good field position, and maybe we score. their faces." ball League's Punt, Pass and Kick competition, There Is nothing the defense likes better than to see Jennings likes to see the other team frustrated. radio announcer and eligible bachelor, It the new the offense score — especially on a long, time- He knows how It feels. He's an ardent Boston Celtic leader of the NFL In punting, one of Its most vital consuming drive." fan, and a cousin of Boston Red Sox catcher Carlton statistics. Yet, Jennings almost never played football Flak. The recent problems of both those teams has That should come as no surprise. Jennings was JONNI Basketball was his sport, but one day he showed the Jennings a bit frustrated. booting them so high and so far Sunday that the grid coach at St. Lawrence College what he learned QUICK KICKS: The JJ yards Larry Csonka Kansas City Chiefs must have thought he had t In Punt, Pass and Kick. He got the kicking job and gained against The Chiefs Sunday leave him one helium in the ball. Jennings has averaged over 40 FALK later tried out with the Houston Oilers. The Oilers yard short of the 7,000-yard career mark. He Is the yards a punt since he joined the Giants In 1174, and cut him, but Jennings got another tryout from the second leading active rusher in the NFC, behind Sunday he whacked the ball seven times for a 52.1 Giants and beat out John Blanchard (now with New O.J. Simpson, who will visit Giants Stadium Sunday. pace. That Included a it-yarder, his longest in a Orleans) for the punting spot. Kansas City quarterback Hike Livingston regular season NFL game. That was back in Yale Bowl, and Jennings, a passed only 24 times In the Chiefs' first two games This year, the slender Giant has panted 20 times Connecticut resident, remembers It well. "The first Sunday, he had to throw 28 times against the Giants for an average of 46 7 yards. But his 52 1 average seriously. Yet, he has one of the best senses of couple of games they drove us back to the locker as the Wing-T offense showed that it is not a come- against Kansas City was not the best day of his humor on the team and often after a good game will room In a bus up there. After that, they gave us from-behind attack. career. In 1175, he averaged 511 on seven kicks give a Chester Weaver Imitation, dragging his punt- tanks," he laughed. "It's a lot better to be winning " Brad Van Pelt left the game after the first period against Dallas. ing leg as he heads tor his shower. It may sound strange, but Jennings says that he with a deep thigh bruise and did not return. He was When the offense falters deep in Its own territo- How Important Is Jennings to the Giants? Harry never feels his best punts. "That's how you can tell replaced by Dan Uoyd, who received one of the ry, Jennings is the guy who has to ball them out. Carson, the middle linebacker, put It this way: when you hit a good one," he said. "You really don't game balls. Doug Kotar got the other. When the offense dies farther upfield, he Is also the "When Dave kicks them deep Into the hole, we know feel It. If you hit the first couple real well, you get In the 3—5 defense, the linebackers are supposed guy who can get them good field position - put the they can't get very fancy with their offense. We can more confidence. Then, you don't second-guess to make most of the tackles. However, the Chiefs' other turn In the hole. yourself. When you put the other guy deep in the linebackers got only 12 against the Giants while the Dave Jeaalags gamble a little, especially on first and second down. It's a responsible job, and Jennings takes it If that works, our offense is going to get the ball hole, it's a great feeling to see the frustration on front three got 15. Formidable roadrunners Promoters take back seat to rookies are sued; The numbers remained the same - but some of the names prune reason the Buccaneers upset Minnesota. And Dorsett, changed. who exploded out of the starting blocks this year with more than OJ. Simpson, Chuck Foreman, Tony Dorsett and Walter 100 yards apiece rushing and receiving In Dallas' season opener, Payton, who gobbled up huge chunks of yardage at one point or came up with a scant 18 yards rushing and 32 receiving In the AH rails another last year, stubbed their collective toes Sunday while Cowboys' loss to Los Angeles. Still, Dorsett is No. 4 In the league National Football League newcomers like Earl Campbell, In rushing with 2M yards. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Heavyweight champion Muham- David Sims and Tony Reed strode into prominence. Payton had a so-so day. He wound up with 77 yards rushing mad All said yesterday that a 11 million suit filed against two Simpson missed much of last season with an Injury, but was for Chicago - but it took him 22 carries against Detroit to black promoters of his Friday night fight was a racially- still expected to revive San Francisco this year after being achieve it. motivated effort to stifle black enterprise. traded to the 4ters by Buffalo. His 205 yards In two games raised One of the few other vets besides van Eeghen to chum up The suit —alleging a plot by promoters, Sherman Copelin hopes, but they were dashed Sunday when Houston smothered the acreage Sunday was Delvln WUliams of Miami. The fifth- and Don Hubbard In collusion with Butch Lewis of Top Rank him so thoroughly — seven yards In seven carries — that Coach year pro obtained from San Francisco rolled up 125 yards on 24 Inc.—was dropped. Pete McCulley benched him in the second half. carries and Is third In the league now with MJ yards. The fight, in which All regained his title from Leon Spinks, McCulley's explanation was that San Francisco clearly Reed, the mainstay of Kansas City's Wlng-T ball-control drew a crowd estimated at 70,000 and a gate estimated at K wasn't getting a ground game going and had to try more offense, continued to roll up the Chiefs' yardage against the million. passing. "With a It-game schedule and the best back In pro New York Giants. The second-year pro from Colorado got 114 In a bitter and abusive speech sprinkled with racial epithets. football, I'm not going to use him on every play In every game," yards on just 14 carries and has 287 yards this season, fifth In the All told reporters that Copelin and Hubbard were Innocent of he said. NFL. He had 505 yards aU of last season. any wrongdoing and were, in fact, victims of bigotry Inspired by The leading runner In pro football at the moment Is Sims, Seattle's second-year running back out of Georgia the success of the promotion. Campbell, the Oilers' (and league's) No.l draft choice. He Tech, swept through the New York Jets for 121 yards on 23 He spoke at length but did not deal with specific details of gained 70 yards rushing against the 40ers, raising his season carries, his biggest day In his brief pro career. He did It with one the suit. He said he had remained In New Orleans an extra day mark to a league-leading 924 yards, 12 ahead of Mark van Statue of Liberty play after another, taking deep handoffs from NOT ALL SMILES - Mrs. Tina Mayk and her Just to respond to the suit. Eeghen. Oakland's star runner, second to Payton In rushing last Jim Zorn and sweeping past defenders overzealously chasing daughter Laurie greet Muhammad All as he arrives Businessman Jake Dlmaggio and City Councilman Philip year, had the weekend's most productive day on the ground the Seahawks' quarterback. In Chicago's O'Hare Airport yesterday. All wasn't Claccio, who filed the suit Saturday, said today that their suit with 151 yards against Green Bay. Philadelphia's Wllbert Montgomery, another second-year all smiles yesterday. He was miffed over a suit filed was the result of misunderstanding and that everything had Like Simpson, both Foreman and Dorsett had their prob- pro who had 183 yards in 1977, has 297 this year as a result of his against two black promoters of his Saturday fight been straightened out to their satisfaction. lems. Foreman was held to just 21 yards by Tampa Bay, a 104-yard showing on 18 carries against New Orleans. with Leon Spinks. However, Claccio and Dimaggio were not at the press conference to be questioned. Their explanation was contained in a three-paragraph written statement. In their suit, the two white businessmen accused Copelin, Red Sox topple Tigers in 11 th, 5-4 Hubbard and Lewis—all black men— of conspiring to divert money and contracts away from Louisiana Sports Inc, the group which put up 13.5 million to buy rights to the live gate for DETROIT (AP) - Jerry Remy's run-scoring single In the BLUlngham when Carlton Flsk hit a sacrifice fly following run triple and Eddie Murray scored four times, leading the the fight llth Inning gave Boston a 5-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers last singles by Remy and Jim Rice. • Baltimore Orioles to a victory over the Cleveland Indians. "I expected this when I saw that Jampacked house." All night, keeping the Red Sox 2ft games behind the first-place New Dwlght Evans tied the score In the fifth with his 24th homer, Roenlcke, called up from Rochester ol the International said "I said to myself, 'Oh, Oh, this IS too successful lor the York Yankees In the American League East. then Rusty Staub put the Tigers ahead In the bottom of the League Sept. 1, hit his second home run of the season, high- night to go smooth. Butch Hobson walked leading off the llth and Jack inning with his 22nd homer. lighting a five-run first inning off Cleveland starter David Clyde, "Many sources were upset because they lost money betting Brohamer followed with a pinch-stngle - the first hit in 41-3 The home run derby continued in the sixth when Fred Lynn 7-11, who was knocked out during the uprising. against me. I'm a Muslim, and I'm black and I'm cocky, and relief Innings off rookie Steve Baker, 1-3. followed Ftsk's walk with his 22nd for a 4-1 Boston lead. The Indians cut the lead to 5-3 in the bottom of the first on that hurt so many bigots. John HUler came In and got Dwlght Evans to ground out and But Kemp tied the score in the eighth, tagging relief ace Bob Andre Thornton's three-run homer, his 31st ol the season. "For this nigger to get out on top must have hurt people But Rick Burleson to hit Into a fielder's choice, with plnch-runner Stanley for his 14th homer. Baltimore starter Scott McGregor, 15-13. then settled down not only that, niggers promoted the fight. Frank Duffy thrown out at home. Detroit threatened in the 10th, but Hassler got out of the and pitched shutout ball until relieved by Dave Stanhouse in the "Would you believe no blonde hair and no blue eyes in- Remy followed with his line single to center. Ron LeFlore Jam. Lou Whltaker singled, chasing Stanley, then Staub greeted ninth. volved? Would you believe no white man Involved in the brain might have had a shot at plnch-runner Garry Hancock at the Hassler with another single. But Jason Thompson struck out Roenicke drove in his fifth run of the game in the second work?" plate, but overran the ball. and Kemp popped to Burleson at shortstop, ending the inning. Inning on a fielder's choice. Baltimore stretched Its lead to t-3 in All said It was an atmosphere of racism which spawned the Andy Hassler, 34, the third Red Sox pitcher, was the Sprowl, Boston's second draft pick In June 1977 from the the fifth on Smith's bases-loaded triple. suit. winner. University of Alabama, gave up six hits in five Innings and Royals 7, Mariaers I "I cant tell you exactly what they're suing about, but they The Tigers took a 2-0 lead against rookie starter Bobby appeared to be headed for his first major league triumph in SEATTLE — John Wathan was hit by a pitch with the bases can," ht said, with a gesture to Lewis, Copelin and Hubbard Sprowl when John Wockenfuss homered after a walk to Steve three decisions. The 22-year-old southpaw was called up from loaded in the llth Inning, scoring George Brett and giving the Dimaggio and Claccio had complained —among other things Kemp in the second Inning. Pawtucket on Sept. 2. Kansas City Royals a victory over the Seattle Mariners. — of a 1200,000 finder's fee that Hubbard and Copelin were to The Red Sox scored In the fourth off Tigers starter Jack Stanley took over In the sixth In search of his 10th save. He Brett opened the 1 lth with a single off reliever Mike Parrott receive from Top Rank, which held the rights to the light The had given up only four homers In 124 Innings before Kemp's Amos Otis bunted and was safe on Parrott's fielding error. fee was to have been paid to Corporate Management Inc , which tying shot. Darrell Porter singled, loading the bases. the two own The homer by Evans, meanwhile, was his first since being Enrique Romo. Seattle's ace reliever, came In and hit Hubbard and Lewis said the fee was a legitimate business beared by Seattle's Hike Parrot! Aug. 28. Wathan with the pitching, forcing in Brett. Romo prevented How They, Stand deal consumated months before the formation of Louisiana •MIP.ICAN LIASUI NATIONAL LIAOUI Twins 10, Aagels 4 further scoring by getting Hal McRae to pop out and Al Cowens IAIT •AIT Sports Inc., of which Copelin and Hubbard were later made W L BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Hosken Powell drove in two runs to line Into a double play. W principal officers. New York ti a Philadelphia no with a pair ot singles'and scored one run and Jose Morales had a The Royals overcame a 0-4 deficit by scoring single runs in •ostan or ol jn Pittsburgh 10 M IV •oltlmors 01 u Ml Chlcogo u n m two-run triple, highlighting Minnesota's seven-run fourth Inning the eighth and ninth innings. ot « .101 » ii « 4» HI M II as the Twins beat the California Angels. Jamie Quirk's RBI single In the eighth made it 0-5 and 4J 04 U II Winning pitcher Geoff Zahn, 13-13, allowed nine hits and six McRae's clutch two-out single drove In Otis, tying the score 6-6 WIST Disgruntled fan L M Angela* •I M walks over 51-3 Innings before needing relief from Stan Per- Kansas City took a 3-0 lead in the first on Porter's RBI Konsai City 04 OS SW Cincinnati U 47 ssi Colllornlo 10 71 .» tan Froncltco n a .147 lanowskl. who earned his first save of the year. sacrifice fly and a two-mn double by Pete LaCock 7S » J07 SanUlrgo n n 117 In the fourth, the Twins sent 12 batters to the plate against Bob Robertson drove in four runs (or Seattle with a first- Minnesota 41 II .414 Houtlon u ii 454 tosses binoculars Oakland Atlanta 44 M three Angels pitchers, combining seven hits, two walks, two inning single and a three-run homer in the fifth. Bob Stinson had Cnlcago NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A disgruntled fan who tossed his leottl. S S IS Cincinnati 4. Los AngelesO wud pitches and a fielder's interference Into their highest tied the score 3-3 in the fourth on his llth homer of the year with u n 17< Only game scheduled scoring inning of the year. Lee Stanton aboard. binoculars at National Football League referees was arrested ooltlmore 10. Clove Modi Today's Samei •oslon S. Detroit 4, II Innings Pittsburgh (Condelorlo II 111 ol Chi- Angels starter and loser Chris Knapp, 14-8, almost escaped Brett's RBI double in the fifth gave the Royals a 4-3 lead after the glasses hit a police at the Superdome New York 4. Milwaukee 3 cago (Reuschel 14-131.1:30p.m. The incident occurred after the Saints lost to the Philadel- Minnesota 10. Colllornlo 4 Philadelphia (Ruthven 14 101 ol Monl the inning with just one run, but Rob WUfong barely beat out a Reds 4 Dodgers 0 KansasClly 1, Seattle 4.11 Innings real (SandersonMl. 7:30p.m. potential double play ball that would have ended the Inning. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Cincinnati's Johnny Bench phia Eagles 24-17 Sunday. The fan. Earl Gervis of Monroe, was OaktodlbChlcogoJ New York (Csplnoeo 10-141 at St Louis Only gomes scheduled IS.Forschli .|7l.l:lSp.m. Dan Ford, who knocked in Powell with the first run. scored analysed the National League West race, borrowing from one of booked aggravated battery after his binoculars hit officer Bruce Atlanta lOKM I II ot Houston (Rich Weatherford. toltlmofe (Palmer If HI ot CleveWnd ord 17.111.1:11p.m. on the fielder's choice. Mike Cubbage singled In WUfong for the America's great orators, Yogi Berra — or maybe it was Casey (Ponton lift. 7:30p.m. San Francisco (Mollckl I *) ol Son Oil third run, chasing Knapp. Stengel. Weatherford was cut on the head and received stitches to Milwaukee icotdwell nil at New go(Owchlnkoe.|3i.l0p.m. York ITWrew 7-10). 0p.m. Cincinnati (Norman IM or LaCass Reliever Ken Brett walked Roy Smalley and yielded a run- "It ain't over with until it's over with." close the wound at local hospital. •eston ITMnl 1041 at Detroit ISlohwi 3-7) ot Los Angeles (John 14-10 or Rhodcn An NFL representative, who asked not to be named, said he »71,10:11p.m. scoring double to Rod Carew before Dyar Miller relieved. Mike LaCoss, the Reds' rookie righthander, handcuffed Callfarn'sa (Aaee 11-11 ot Minnesota TemerreWs OMMSes Morales foUowed with his triple that left fielder Joe Rudl Los Angeles on seven hits Monday night, pitching Cincinnati to a was also struck by the binoculars, which were still in their case. lErlcklan 14 111,1)0 p.m. Pittsburgh ot Chlcogo. 1 30p.m. Chlcogo (Trout l-oond Stone 11-131 ot Phllooelphlo at Montreal, 7:10 p.m. mlsplayed and Powell capped the inning with an RBI single. 44 victory that prevented the Dodgers from reducing their as he walked with the policeman and the officials Oakland (Rene.0 4 11 and Nerrls 041. 11 Atlanta at Houston. 0:10p.m. Two years ago. a Saints fan was arrested after he came out New York at SI. Louis. 1:11 p.m. Orttlrs II, lidlaos ] magic number for clinching a second conecutlve divisional title ' ™ KonsosClty ISpllHorn 17 111 atSeatlle Son Francisco ot San Diego, 10 p.m CLEVELAND - Rookie Gary Roenlcke cracked his first The Dodgers' magic number remains at five, as the Reds of the stands to kick a referee after a New Orleans loss to IHaneycun Ml. t OS p.m. Cincinnati ot Los Angeles, 10 Xp m Only gomes scheduled. Only game s scheduled major league grand slam home run. Billy Smith added a three- closed to within 7V, games. Houston In the Superdome Bouton a joke, but under

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Baseball, It has been said, is a little races were aflare In all four divisions of the Big Leagues. The Lopes, who had struck out as opening hitter. A circus at- reporters, being likened to a circus, Bouton responded like drama - the art Is best when there is some comic relief to National League West was almost cruelly Intense, with Los mosphere, said Reggie Smith, who weakly grounded out In his "Anybody who's ever been to a World Series knows what a temper the high passions of the play. Angeles and San Francisco and Cinclnatti within arms length of only at-bat. real circus atmosphere Is. It wasn't that bad. I mean, the This Is why Casey Stengel, with his crazy logic and con- one another, clawing for the top. The next week, the Mighty Giants got their chance against Dodgers have seen cameras before, the Giants, too Maybe they voluted English, is the game's patron saint. This Is why no one And then came Jim Bouton, plopping himself right down in the 10-year-old rookie, and came up with a lonely run - just didn't like where the cameras were pointing " can tell you who won the home run title In 1H1, but lots of the middle of it all like the impervious drop-in neighbor who unearned - to Atlanta's 4 The Giants weren't gentlemen, The Giants themselves, he reminds us, once had a pretty adtoolklds know that 1191 was the summer the St. Louis Browns doesn't care If you Are late for a date with the Jones's, he wants either. good pitcher named Stu Miller "who made a career out of Inserted a midget named Eddie Gaedel Into the lineup as a pinch to chat. "He got us out, but he doesn't have anything." said the throwing slow stuff" hitter In a game against the Tigers (he walked). The Dodgers, the first Big League team to face Bouton In Giants' Darrell Evans. "II was the most humiliating experience "The rule only says you've gotta throw it over the plate. If 1971 Is remembered as a great basall year, and II most seven yean, were beside themselves when Atlanta Braves' of the year." "I don't want to see him again and I don't want to right? It doesn't say how fast it's gotta get there " likely will be. no small credit ihoud be given Its abundance of owner Ted Turmer decided to bring the old man up from Double face him again." said BUI Madlock "Bouton was a joke " When the dust cleared, the wan still were in high gear, the comic relief. A In the heat of a pennant race. But something happened when And what a fine Joke It was. Madlock. a two-time NL batting family Jewels still were safely In place. Bouton hadn't ruined Few would argue that New York, by nature a nervous town, Bouton took the mound. champ, went hltless against Bouton. anything; he'd Just reminded some, like Stengel and little Eddie became fairly hysterical when Its Yankees were embroiled In The balls be threw did strange things on the slow Journey to Bouton, this season's very own Falstaff. took It all In stride. Gaedel had before him. that baseball Is. after all, only a game the Martln-Jackson-Stelnbrenner brouhaha. Talk about high the plate — they bobbed and blooped and sometimes even "You aee, there's a very big macho thing In sports," he said What will happen to Boulon from here? drama But fewer still would deny that the resolution of that danced past swishing Dodger bats. during a visit to Los Angeles after the Giant victory. "I don't know. I'm a happy-go-lucky guy." he says, as If we dilemma - the oostdated rehlrlng of Martin - wat a fine bit of For three innings, Bouton kept the Dodgers hltless before "Ballplayers don't mind being overpowered, but they don't like needed reminding "I honestly don't know what my plans are. I comedy Uwy-ownbed him Inlhr fourlh. The Dodgers weren't gentlemen. being outsmarted." have no idea what I'll be doing beyond my next start in Aid when the season entered its final month, hot-tempered "A disgrace to the game," said Dodger team Captain Davey As for his return to baseball, with all the cameras and Houston." 12 Till nrf) Rl Him I SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.1978 Last week in sports: Comebacks of year

When pollsters start ruminating in late December over the over the Phillies in the final two weeks of the season. After winning the Triple Crown, a weary Slew was shipped peaks and valleys of the 1178 spots season they need look no Okay, quickly now, bow do you pick 'em? to the West Coast - against the advice of trainer Billy Turner - farther than a weekend in mid-September to determine "Come Here's one man's opinion, in order: I, Slew; 2, Ali; 3. and beaten by II lengths in the Swaps Stakes. Turner criticized be* of the Year." Yankees; 4, Pirates. the greed and insensltlvity of the co-owners, Mickey Taylor and Hoc is what happened in the 42 hours between midnight At dramatic as was All's comeback, as unbelievable the late Jim Hill. He was promptly fired. Friday. Sept 15, and I p.m Sunday, Sept. 17: WILL summer surges of the dissention-rent Yankees and the roller- Slew developed "tired blood" and other nagging ailments It -Muhammad All, at age SI outlasted B-vearold Leon coaster Pirates, the year's most fantastic performance came appeared be might never race again. He didn't win a stakes apnks wtth an unexpected display of footwork and finesse and from the flying hooves of the 1177 bargain basement colt, Seattle race for IS months. He had a couple of set-up preps, then lost his became the first man ever to win the heavyweight ring cham- GRIMSLEY Sew first comeback teat at tleadowlands — the second defeat of his pionship three times "He flew like an airplane." said his substitute rider, Angel career. His regular Jockey, Jean Cruguet, said the hone wasn't -Seattle Sew, horse racing's "Wander Colt" of 1(77 and Oordero, after Slew had leaped to the front, kicked din in ready. Cruguet was fired, replaced by Cordero. bust of 1178, ran Affirmed and his celebrated kid rider, Steve Affirmed's eyes all around the Bdmont track and won by an In the Marlboro Cup, Affirmed, 18-year-old Cauthen In the Cauthen, into the ground in the Marlboro Cup in the only impressive three lengths. Irons, was bet down to 1-2 odds. As an older horse, Slew had to meeting ever of Triple Crown champions Affirmed had built up a reputation of invincibility after spot him four pounds. Pew gave the 1177 Cinderella colt a —The New York Yankees, 14 games out of first place on July -The Pittsburgh Pirates, after falling 114 games back of beating Alydar this year in stirring head-to-head duels in the chance. 1*. beat ex-teammate Mike Torrez Saturday for a sixth straight the Philadelphia Phillies on a 10-1 bombing on Aug. 12. staged Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Bdmont Stakes Cordero took Slew into the lead and the brown thunderbolt victory over the Boston Red Sox, moving Jft games in from in their second September rally to cut the Phillies' advantage to Seattle Slew, a thick-chested, gimpy-legged speed merchant never looked back. Affirmed, supporters say, likes to look rivals American League East (This was the last naU in Boston's two games. Earlier, they had sliced it to half a game only to see who was hailed by some as the best of an Inferior crop, swept in the eye. Against Slew, he never got close enough. coffin, observers insisted, although the Red Son salvaged the the Phillies spurt five ahead on Sept 11 Sunday's victory was the 3-year-old Jewels the year before but suddenly fell upon bad "I thought I could catch him," said the disappointed final game Sunday). the sixth in a row for the Bucs, who have a home advantage times. Cauthwi. "But ba never fell back - he Just kept going." The same was true of Muhammad All, the man Insiders insisted was too old and too uninspired to beat a tough street fighter II years his junior. Ali mustered Just enough of his oldtlme dance-and-stick 'em-magic to turn Spinks Into a raw amateur. Wilkins explodes as Rockets top Fliers As for the Yankees and Pirates, we'll have to wait and see.

HAZLET • Pete Wilkins scored five goals as Raritan High and Bob Frizalone. Hayes, John Kessler and Tom Rafferty. School's soccer team rolled to its second straight win with a 1-1 CBA J, MMdlelewa Santa I Middletowns lone goal was scored by Greg Gallo. CBA Prevent • decision over Neptune yesterday. MIDDLETOWN - Marty Lutschaunlg scored twice to lead goalie John Raymond made five saves while the Eagles' Steve Tim McDonald was credited with the other Rocket goal. the Colts over the Eagles. Other CBA goals were by Charley Springsteen stopped 18 shots. Teammate Vlnnie LaMattlna stopped seven Scarlet Filer shots •transmission. MIMIetewa Narta I, Red Baak Catholic « MDDLETOWN - Paul Maggio scored three times as the i set a new school scoring mark. The victory was Mid Golden Falcons nip Panthers dletown's second straight. trouble Other Lion goals were scored by Bob Monka, Ed Corbran, TINTON FALLS • Pam Lewis and Judy Madea both scored the only goal they would need as they shut out the Rams. The Kevin Hopf, Pete Gallagher, Tom Trewella and John Kelly to lead Monmouth Regional High School's field hockey team to victory was South's second straight while Southern dropped to Middletown had 48 shots on goal while the Caseys managed 12. Its second straight victory with a 2-1 decision over Point 0-2. ' Pleasant Boro yesterday. Darlene Maxson had eight saves for the Eagles. $]145 Lion goalie Del Bentley had seven saves while RBC netman Vic McKenna stopped 18 shots Point Boro had taken a 1-0 lead on Joy Clevenge's tally, but Mlddlftovvn North I, RarHaa I J^J^ includes r Lewis' and Madea's goals put it away for the Falcons HAZLET - The Lions outshot the Rockets, 24-3. but neither Maaalapaa 3, Hlghtslewa I D Road test D Clean sump G screen* ENGLISHTOWN • Rich Margolies halted all 1J of the Rams Monmouth goalie Kendall Gray made three saves while Sue team could score in this "A" North battle. North goalie Karen • Remove pan D Adjust bands & linkage* shots on goals as the Braves opened their got their season off to Ball had four saves in the net for the Panthers. Young made three saves while Patti Devine stopped eight shots D Visual inspection D Replace pan gasket & fluid a good start. Mlddlelewa Sailh I, Southern I for Raritan. lianalapan goals were scored by Rich Ciullo, Scott Kulick MIDDLETOWN • Meryle Nadler provided the Eagles with

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SF—Concpclon. tecctr „— IP H R IR Hi SO Aibury Park at Monmouth Htnry Hudwn at Rumion Southtrn at Tomi Rlvtr North Travtrt L.10-11 7 1-11 4 1 0 1 4 1 MCGrgr W.I5-I1 ChKlRMll 542-6822 111 I Holmdtl at Rtd Bonk MUdlttown South at Rorltan CaHTO 110 0 0 0 0 I 1 1 1 Wmhouu LoC©t» W.4-7 t 1 Ntptunt at Middlttown North DMIIMr ill 4)11 OrM. Control atJac It Mri Flgu.ru win 0 1114 1 Horti.ll W.lchL.i-4 .11 1 4 4 S Ctdor Rldgt ot Rarlton SI. Jottph-1 (TR» Ol Rtd Bonk Catholic H»P—ChombllH I Iby Trovtnl. WP ClydaL.llI M 5 10 Rautlhon 110 0 0 0 Rtd Bonk at Motfboro Marlboro Howtll at Tomi Rlvtr South - FKunoo, Trovlri. T-144. A-10.U7. Fr«lil.t*.n 3 1-1 114 I mtilln 1 10 0 1 eirti Crtti Ctwitrv Control otH Jachton Splllnet 4 J I 1 1 S Tin Axm Wall. Marlboro at Ho/1 ton OyiMiaollct BOITOI4 D1THOII St. Joitph'i(TR) at St. John All oi Sayrtvlllt Mrkkl •'>>! Point Boro at KtonitMtrg Olrlt CroM CMHtrr lurlwi u S 0 0 0 L.FIor. cf I 0 I 0 Ktyportat Rumion Moftotquon ol Octon •fmy S> I I 1 I Whlfokr » 4 0 I 0 Aioury Pork of Long Branch Polnl Boro. New Bruniwlck ol Monoiopan HOMCH dunips'Freehold Short al Matowan «lc» 10 10 Sloub dti > I I I FWM Hocttir Manchtiltr at Htnry Hudwn Yitnm Ib 10 0 0 jThmpt Ib SOlO Southtrn ot Rarlton Ktyportot Rumion Fu* c .1 lot K«mp It 4111 HOWELL -Strong play by the Howell High School girls' Tomi Rlvtr South at Middlttown South Toms Rlvtr South at Jackton Mlddlatown North ot Ntptun* r l Classified Way Ctntrat at Tom* Rlvtr North n? 1 ioo w«WockntMfiirt i?! i leiinis team resoundingly defeated the Freehold team, 5-0. The Tami Rlvtr North at trick Duftv * 0 0 0 0 Cwtorn rl 10 0 0 singles and doubles contemts were all won in straight sets. T«MrS Ttattli GktU Ib ] 0 0 0 MStnly ph 10 0 0 "The Action Line" Marlboro at Raritan Hofltonot Short tfofwnr pt) HID ARtVfli » 3 0 0 0 Yesterday's match had originally been scheduled for Fri- Brick at Southern Point Boro ol Octan Game* played weekend ol Sept. 23 Aibury Park at Octon Honctck If 0 110 MnHtkl » t 0 0 0 day, but rain forced the postponement. Howell is now 1-1 for the Middlttown South ot Motor Dtl B>«m rf 4 111 Tfomml u 3 0 0 0 542-1700 Ktoniburg at Holmdtl Llnatnal Rtd Bonk Catholic Deadline Thursday Sept. 21 at S p.m. MMoy ph ft 0 0 0 ni Dlltord pr ft 0 0 0 WotjMf u ft 0 0 0 • Son Francisco D Giants T*M a I 0» T«W «IM4 D •M lit 0M 01- I D Jets D Washington D eLoftoro Dr*-B«*lon 1. Dtrrolt t. I.CWJ Boet— t. Dttrtlt 1 HR-Evont D Princeton O Cornell D (Ml. Lv«W int. Wtctuituu (t), SNK* mi. em#(14) SF-Fft* D Rutgers D Bucknell D If N IIIHM D Red Bank Catholic D Rtd Bank D 4 1) ) I I I 0 D Long Branch • Rumson F H • I M I i I a ] O Short O Keyport D IM* 4 4 1 1 MwrL.U 41-1 I I 1 4 I D Jackson D Middlttown South D WHO* I I ft ft 0 I Mileaae Sale HBI»-BwrkhS*n (ky ttltlrujhomi T- )H A-IU4f D Bayonne D Middlttown North D D Monmouth Reg. D Ocean Twp. D Caulfield's D St. Peter's (N8) D St. John Vianney D • Howell D Matawon D kick wins D Keansburg D Green Brook D D Mater Dei D St. Josephs (TR) PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y.- • D Freehold D Marlboro Former Shore Regional kick- • ing star Mark Caulfield made D Raritan D Wall D his varsity college football de- D Point Pleasant D Holmdel D but at Pace a memorable one D Manosquan D Freehold Twp. Saturday. Uniflor^^^i^lUniflo D Caulfield, a 6-3 sophomore D North Bergen D Brick Twp. D booted a 2t-yard field goal with D Minntsolo —^^ D Chicago D ] seconds remaining to give Pace a 30-29 football triumph Uniflo Over William Patterson Col- *$AEiOW4ii £1OW4O TIE BREAKER - Total number of points stored by all teams. lege. S. QUART tU.S. QUART Name The setback ruined Frank Glazier's coaching debut at William Patterson Glazier took over this a year after SAE10W-40 City and State three years of coaching at 1 U.S. QUART Telephone Long Branch High School. Mall or deliver to: Football Conteat, The Dally Register. Caulfield also kicked field One Register Plata, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by 5 P.M. goals of 33 and J5 yards and Thursday Sept. 21. kicked three of four extra points FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES

Save 50* a quart on gas-saving Uniflo' motor oil. ol'Uniflo could save you even more money. After a ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELOPE Gillian, condition Just bring ihe money-off coupon to break-in period.Uniflos special friction modifiers help NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED your participating Exxon dealer engines turn easier. When an engine turns easier, it •150. In Prix* money w«t be Etth contestant IB poxmlnwl still critical and gel 50* off per quart when needs less gasoline . . . saves money. given the penont Mtactlng up to ali enMet. Switch four you get a Uniflo oil change. Make Ihe change to Uniflo now and save, during the moat arlnnan tram me selection around as you INGLEWOOD, Calif (AP) tooe^N games Hcted above. „; Illter and chassis lubrication. with. Contestant! art al- — The condition of Jim your Exxon dealer's Mileage Sale. Every day you let Place, $100.00, 2nd lowed to submit on* hand- Gilliam, former star player And the gat-saving quality wait could be costing you money. Place, $M.0O, In) Place, sketched facsimile. Entry 120.00. and currently a coach with the lormo reproduced elec- trontcaHy an net acceptable. Los Angeles Dodgers, re- on cate ol a Ue, tingle winner mained unchanged yesterday ww ofi QfnernHnM oy me All atiMea mutt be In the Gilliam. 41. is In a coma and cleeett to the total number ol RegMer office by I P.M. on point, tcered by all teams ft. Thurwlay pr*c*dtn. ttw in critical condition after suf- onmtcontttlcafd. OflHIM. Only on# cwsfo wW fering a brain hemmorhage. Mark an "X" In KM tquan b« mad* to any contestant of Officials at Daniel Free- nouMnoMlnanyonevtMli. 50* OFF «•»• wtH wi». H a ruaM tmlt man Hospital said Gilliam. TMB la a trae contnt optM to PER QUART WITH UMIFIO OIL CHAMQE, m a He end you eeleel one ol who collapsed at his home on all (icapt Register employ- ma teamt ae a winner. N will tea and memben of Ihew Friday and underwent count ae a tow m your total. lamllln. surgery, has not recovered Itoweoei. H you dettgnatt a consciousness He and me game met m a He, N wW count In your "win" A member of the Dodgers' organization for 20 years, By participating m tha contest, the winner ot winners expressly Gilliam played with toe club consent to the uw ol their name, addim and photogripn in new from 1IO-M7 and then be- stories and/or advertising promotion ol ttiis contest without lurther cam a full-time coach remuneration SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.1978 The Dtfly Register 13 Freehold Todav Your local New York, New Jersey, Connecticut AaaUr iCamM) ..8-1 AMC/Jeep dealers invite you to see and drive... UanaMt Lll (Paralarll . ehjrcran (FaBllaranel .t-l J M Ellaoteth (Oanaall . n teak* TKe La* |7aeer* Mite Jethre Ittellyl »l CfJIW IM, I**.) HItaMul •rah Ceurlor IBecclel »l Pact, I M. Pant MR, CBB*. ruin Ma (SavMI Utk Boter ICrvtal ]aVI Mi. Willy WMeXKIn,! —is Paca. IM, Pana luat, CMS. l Uva ITullal..: aj I - - Otieen (Starrl Yawih llMartl 1 FJHallUnatrl ™ M Ont And All IK4lly) KaiB Caftan (Paratarli .. H • 1 tfonh IScafpal ..e-1 1" Malar IOI • amalnmialMorthiilll ... SI •awlliww SlfMSMI IIMoO.1 Allan lanker IB, Filler,) . II MlaMv v TTammla iPoowcn Crimea Rocket ISranMoel II Hanry T Fan ItatdiKCII in ssTiFU t PellncelCreok model •I Mlghl Heave (Kellyl 1-1 rta; Pea IM, Pana SIM, Ctaw. tauthampten Bean iBohner I M Vintage (H Flllonl 1> Gonoelle IDanaeal 4-1 •aval Appeal IKellyl ' 1 Normon Brown (Apical S-l Petite MollFAgllaranel 4 1 Irlbal IPIIIIal e-l Right In Style (Bretnatian) I-I Kama Chief I Hotel 10 I Hlllcretl Columbo (Sovorol Ii I Freehold Results nth: Pace, I M. Pana II JOB, CKM HU.«.F«.|,«.1»|,, etlyJeKnlahllBavotlJr I SCO Lucky Rokph IH. Flllanl 1-1 MIH Oofg N IPakuialel IIKllli• -a y Yankee A (Grom 4.10 Jubilee Chip IR Plllonl 1-2 P T OuMlnar (Carnal) ].« 1.10 •aacta 11 sit Jt Baattle Barrett IMcGeal.. f-t AMERICAN •rather EMfi N ISIIvol 4 » I-I Braden Chorlet IGogllarol) S-1 IWKHU4WIN atanay Lone Nello (Hawhlntl Andrew Scon N (FAgllorone) t-1 Mi rtat, IM. hra urn TUM 1:11.1 : 1140 i K 100 Little Klkl (King Jr.l t-l ihnaydolt »l Lor,, |Corn»Delll Ultle Jerry Rich IH. Flllanl 4 to 4 00 Sugar Crett (Palaiialal II '» Sleuth (G. Flllanl » i 1.10 J go KBTJa» Arrnara PUm (FMirlck) loo loo ore Paca.l M. Pane turn TlmeiH I ••MM y i ui ee _ w ua M Choromor Spori (DIM > 1400140440 Selections Meaio. Dlrecl IGogllordll \ 11.00 4.10 M: Pact, l M. Pane am TMM 1:01.4 I - tafi City. Terry Knlfht. Dr. Jallai Mlllor iMMtrto lOeCemple Jr.l Flnlui Foul! < tretnohan) 10 M ClKllMIWN m: Paco. IM. Pana UMtO. TUM I: M 4 1 - Sente Ma|er, ArM Mai. Lille Pllcka •ad Abtwt Knight (lavardl.... miuia 1 - F W Jekn. Bye Den. Dea Creil HOTLINE Overfill fVInd) 100 J M Chey IH. Flllefi) 4 40 4 00 4 — Traa Special. fMrcrafl. ttarpelat Lll •MHHU Brett Gem (Cahnartlll 4.40 • - Arten Banter. lumen Ooean. CaMce at: ha. IM. Pant tl jot, TMM I« • aactallUIX Racket BeoueaeelMecooctlOMPaco, iIM.PeTtetMtt taim. uTlraellll I - OI Brtgaae, Iker Alley, Jet Rat N LirMeftHwrn lOreea) s.oo IN WovlneEaaie (Campbell)...».» 11.00 S » 7 - Peltte Mel, Aaerei Shv M, aeyol Herriaae •enae (R. Pllieni l.« • Illyfi Byr d IDorwrtv) 4.10 )M •aadal-im.il Pk A Pop (Scorpol 4.40 l-ra«>M,l(laaUk< Ml: NM, IM,PinoU.MO.TWO t:00.l •aattal-lllll.io I - Peatkar cape, taacbcafi. Gleriai haw Dell (Orofll 7 4010010 Award Tlm4 ILuch#nlol n.40 7 40 » 00 Hoi •oyolSohOrallnlerelanolol 4.10110 Nylon Sloaingi I Boi.l jr.l 4.001.00 10 — RMM la Style. Hlllcratl Celambe. Lumber Daol (Contal) 1.00 Clou Hull ivii.cn I.M Norman Brewn • mhllwa TrMada M4 tun.ro II - Little Klkl. L-acfcy Ralph. Beatue Mt:Paca.lM.Pertelut».T»ol:M« Atttodonco: M77 Jamfco Captain IPowxIl 1.40 ! 00 1» Hortdlt 1410.110. FOR 79! HIT IITO) anpnai itni See the full line of new 1979 AMC passenger cars Meadowland and Jeep vehicles on display now in your AMC/Jeep dealer showroom. ID: Pana aMOO, Ckat.. I yet. 4 Far Upendlculor 11101 No Bay >o I Choice ol Power (III) No Boy M Thuiaeraaaue (114) Perei I Swift Spruce 1 IM) Lively 10-| Oorlene T. (114) Arellona 4-1 Tuft* Llglttenlno 1114) Tanner 3 Hh: Parta tMM. Clmf., I ya Pill., IM Glow Early IIOTI Flgueroa S-l Poppa Shorty (164) Tekault 4 Mlu Maw Illll Nled 41 •Pel: PwrteUlJtt. Allw. lye*«p.4Ft»r Whotoulhlnkunk III4I Lively 10 PrlnceuM'Sellellll) Adomt PoweIMr (111) Tanner.- 4-1 tr* Receiver (104) Fernanda! >.... 0 Bold Ooro 11071 Flgu«roo t-1 Am OetlraWe (III) Brocclole 11 Joe Poll (1141 Mot Ben 4 Bood Chomp (III) Milt H Night t Upon UI (HI) Nled S-l Let the Spirit move you. loeoll 1107) CaaMnaOa I Eoiter Orchid (1111 Brocclole trj-1 Satin Dancer Mill Brocclal* S-l KlngofJockillttlMcCouloy I-I All Trace HIS) Hemondei ft I The all new AMC Spirit is the right Ma P«M IIIIMtMt. . Maae e . 11 yy< t »»»». .I F«r Amolle (III) No Bay II RicRh h ondBlghleoondBlghleout t 1114) ) MocBttMBth1h 0 10 II Fotclnodoro (111) Thomot 4-1 car at the right time. Styled Old Time Robber (117) Tanner Hi 7th: Purte fll.OM. Clmt . 1 yt Fill . IM Shonly la Cattle (II?) Adornl II Meadowlands Tokeo Peek (103) Mlronoo to I with flair and pizazz, this Jertey Bounce (1101 Flaueraa I-I Sao Belle(ll4) Brocclole II Juliet Laugh, mil Tanner 10-1 sporty subcompact features J-l Joyful Suite not) Lea ft 1 Two Polr (117) Talelra let - Make.esult I TM HOMsO I Par Ooyok Nlghtt 111*1 No Boy. ...S-l Peanut Patch (1171 Uyoyoma II value and performance i I Megolopolli IPerr.l) 4 40 J M] 00 Smokey Rote (114) Tanner ...M Mitt Sixth Ave. 1101) Fernandei Cattle Rood (Thomat) 10.40 7.10 Joyful Pleature (111) Solom . 10-1 in both sedan and (loMlcally Polted (117) Solamofla 1010-1 IM Not to Much (Atmuuea) a.0a Mldnlte Oonct (1091 Flgueroo ...e-1 Brondy't Jet (III! No lay IM >M-lTa4UPtUttlla Fence Slrelcher (11*1 Edwardt... . H liftback models. Bucket H Pana «UM. Cant,, I ra a. ap. < Par. Mlcottor (Ceetonado) 1.00 J to J 40 tlh Pane II4J00. Altar. 1 ya B ap. I Far seats, color-keyed carpeting Jock Spry 1117) BroccloleMM Florolet (Aimutten) 4.40 1.40 Royal Rainbow (IIS) No Boy t-l Da Unto III7I Nlea 4-1 Jlmmy't Around (Mini 4.00 Evening Boo Boo (111) Telelra II and new four spoke steering wheel. Prince Boroori Hill HIM S-l DAILY DOUBLE 111! 117JO Jane Porter 11171 Lively e-l Aboy wlnilt (117) Livery 10 I iXACT A |M0| HI 41 Wlndlc 111]) Lively S-l SuniMneBaylltllNaBay 0-1 M - Mam. 1 Ve I UP SIM* Per. Lady Lontdolellll) Thomot M Belgnet (1101 Atmutten 4-1 Wettern Brook IBrocclole Jr) 1.00 >.» Hey Noncv Hill Mlcell 4-1 Hempen Rood (117) Thomat II Chicken Image (Mliel 1.40 Bimbo Sue (100) Aimuiien I-I Concord-the new American /*— -1 Ye tup 114,4*0 4 Fw - meal Oltejty, Plain Talk. American JCrul Htn III at u i4i mCoupon Rate (Maple) it 10100 4 X Everybody talks about that "big car feel," bul OarvtyLOarveyLA 1)0 M H IH MO Braaia Northern Joke (Orocclle Jf) IM4 40 rteodChamp, OeM Dora, Derlene T ClarClorkk »SF lei iii H 111 IBSChina Clipper (McHargua) 1.M it took AMC to do something about it Pacer's WlnfteM SO 147 SIS K IIS HI - latta Daaiif. Paarae. Pail laaHai 0 Rote cm M-lYeilll4M4F»r - Dayafc Nlghl. Fence Stretcher, MM ingenious and innovative wide body design 147 n 104 High Aitho Sky (Mlnarvlnll Cromartle Mil .. 71 171 .Ml alto Deuce Canadian Cm , SI 00 14 4011.40 offers you big car spaciousness without the lat VJt 71 lit .MlIntrapM Courier IMIiel 4 40 1 to me Raae Title Botln IMocBeth) 4 00 - Blmme A tree*. PBU'I Image. Bol big car. The Limited includes such luxuries as Faettr. Clnclnnotl. 11; Lullntkl. Phlla TRIFiCTA IM4) line te aelprllo. II. RSmllh. LetAngelet. It, Altieteece K.704 - HaaHa II.4U411 ••IT BBT Sana DaKer Meal leather seats, power steering, adjustable tilt Porker. Plttabarfh, 17; Klagmon, Chlco ga.M. steering wheel and power windows and RaatBanea door locks. Porker. PlttoBurfri, 107; Falter. Cin- cinnati. 104. Gorvey, LatAngelet. 104. Clark. SonFrancltco. 04; Montonei. New Yerk.tl. Wlnlleld, Sar.Dlego.tl AMX-a sporty liftback for PltcMoa (M Dtcltltall Parry. SonDlego. 1*4. .7*0, Bonhom, Cincinnati. 111. 410, ORoolnton, Pit- performance minded drivers. ttburgh. 114. .404; Heolon, LolAngeln. IM, 447. Dan. LoiAnoelei. 114. 411 1 Grlmtley. Montreal. 10-10. .441. DMurrav. Inside and out, AMX says excitement Rally HewYerk. t I. .oil; Blue, SonFrancltco. 104. .040. tuned suspension system, unique steering gear, heavy duty front discs, 258 cubic inch six AMRRICAN LIAOUI and four speed manual floor shift add O At R H Pel conviction to the racey appearance. Corew Mln 140 lit 71 I7S .117 Rice Bm 14* 411 110 1*7 110 AOilver Ten 111 471 SO 111 117 Plnlelld NT may be tied up 110 117 II 111 .114 Yount Mil 111 * IH .100 OtltKC lit US 4) HI .117 Singleton Bol i» tu io iir m Jeep. We wrote the book on 4-wheel drive...again for 79. MuntanNV mm is its m III 414 II IIS US in your home. LeFlore Del 144 lit lit IN .104 Homo Rvni RKt. Boiion, 41. Baylor, Colirarnlo. Jeep Pick-ups-a purebred n. Hltle. Milwaukee, 11; OThomot. MM- Horizon Creditcorp waukee. II; Thornton. Cleveland, 10. four-wheel drive pick-up Rice. Batten. 117; ItM, Detroit. 110; will let you have HUM. Milwaukee, 101; Thornton, Cleve- designed from scratch. land. IS, Cafty.OokloM.tl. Pltchlat (14 Oecltle.il $3,000...$30,000 Guldry. New Yark, 111 111. As versatile as you can make 4 wheel drive; •Stonily, iotlja,,!!-!. .171, Gura. Ken- totClty, 14 4, .774Ucktrtley, Boiion. 174. ...or more! low profile for easy loading, QuadraTrac far 100 Caldwell. tVllwovkea. IM. .trf; Jinklni. Te«ot 144, Ml: Knapp. Calllar If you re a New Jersey tough going Extensile options and special nlo. 14-7. .447; Hunter. New Yark. ios homeowner, you have been equipment for all your needs M7. building equity in your home That equity can be converted Otis named into the cash you need lor Put a family in a any worthwhile purpose PlaverofWeek Jeep Cherokee. • Perfect multipurpose family vehicle, great NEW YORK (AP) - Out- • education tiaction, smooth ride, excellent cargo fielder Amos Otis, who bitted • medical expenses capacity with QuadraTrac available for 4M. drove In 11 runs ind • payoff bills avid off the roaders. •cored three for the Kanus City Royals last week, his • home renovations been named American League • business Jeep CJ-the all time player of the week, It was an- Call for a confidential nounced yesterday. consultation and information Otis had 27 total bases for . 4-wheel drive favorite. the week witth two doubles, a about our new 11 Vi% (Annual Percentage Rate) loans. lough, durable, mane.uvero.ble, all the triple and three home runs and recreational capabilities you could want in a drove In at least one run in small sports/fun vehicle. No wonder CJs each of the Royals' seven Crystal Brook Proi»*»lonBl Bldg Rout* 35. EBlontown, NJ. 07724 games. are so popular. Reliever Jim Kern of Cleve- land, who had a victory and two saves in three ap- in lh« Frwhokl Aral Jeep Wagoneer-the ultimate pearances last week and al- lowed Just two hits in 51-3 in- 780-1066 in 4-wheel drive. nings, finished second to Otis. Talk about luxury in 4 wheel drive. Standard Julio Cnu of Seattle was third equipment and comfort uncommon in off the In the vote, stealing five bases road vehicles Combines performance, In as many attempts to lift his season's total (o S3. durability, versatility and driving pleasure

Filion close Horizon CrwJNcorp is a wholly owned subsidiary ol Horizon Bancoro to Abbatiello Licensed under the provisions ol Ihe COLUMBUS, Ohjo (AP) - Secondary Mortgage Act. New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Herve FUion. thanks to a re Chaptw205.PL 1970^ «f conl eight victories on one rac- i n I ing program, remains close be- AMC/Jeep Dealers. hind leading Carmine Ab pitkUo In the U.S. Trotting AfMriatton's North American M Spiderman added to Frogtown Frolic fun

HOLMDEL - This Saturday's Frogtown Frolic, an annual benefit for MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Service staged here at Cross Farm, Old Mill Road and Route 520, will pose a compatibility study between spiders and frogs This year, for the first year in the 43 year-historyof the pel show and fair, the amazing Spiderman will make his debut Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaheen, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Boileau and Mr and Mrs. William Richards, Rumson, and William Overman, Fair Haven, head the committee for this year's event, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date is Sunday Pel show entries in past years have included cats, dogs, exotic birds, snakes, gerbils. rabbits, donkeys, turtles and frogs There are 48 categories in which to enter pets, including the pet "who looks most like his master," "the bird with the best vocabulary," and the "fastest carrot-eating rabbit." In addition to the pet show, the day's activities will Include a kitchen boutique for early Christmas shoppers, children's rides and gamss and visits with Spiderman (who will supply auto- graphs),booths featuring produce and homemade preserves, and refreshments served in a special family dining area. The annual Sketch-a-Pet Contest will be held and artist Donna Robbato will do drawings of children and their pets. The day's actlvites will conclude with the traditional frog race and the awarding of the Bunny Fox Memorial Trophy for Best in Show Assisting with plans for Frogtown Frolic are Mrs. Isabel Marshall, Red Bank; Mrs. Robert Scott, I.incroft, Mrs. John Henri. Mrs. John M Stewart, Mrs Dan Swaim, Mrs. F. K. Peroittl. Mrs. Harvey Stewart, Mrs. Edward Daly, Mrs. John Miller 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Remalda, Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. William Suter and Mn. John Cleaveland, Atlantic Highlands; Charles Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Cameron, Mrs. William White, Mrs. Davd Godvtn, Mrs. Robert Winters, Mrs. Robin Balding, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kelly, Mrs. Robert Rose ami Mrs. Karl Gordlnler Jr., Rumson; Mrs Joseph Thompson, Mrs. Michael DelPrior, Mrs. B. Macon Brewer, Mrs. Frederick Eyerman, Mrs. Dan Seslar, David Donnelly, Dr. and Mrs. Frank McGuire and Mrs. David Roth. Little Silver; Mr. and Mrs. John Rossomondo, Mr and Mrs. Harry Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. William Durr, Mrs. Maurice l<»pt»oto and Mrs. Roger L. Shipp, Mlddletown; Mrs. Law- rence A. Carton 3rd, Locust; Mrs. Daniel Kink, Freehold; Mrs. Bernard Left, Englishtown; Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sullivan, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Arthur J. Beebe Jr., West Deal; Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCulllon, Colts Neck; Christopher Hoffman, Keaiuburg; Mrs. Edward Cruz. Holmdel, and Mrs. Frederick KING OF THE HILL — Barry Cameron, Rumson, sits astride a pile of Schmidt, Cloiter popcorn to publicize the fun and games due Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., when Frogtown Frolic, an annual benefit day sponsored by MCOSS Family If rain necessitates postponing the fair until Sunday, an- Health and Nursing Service, arrives In Holmdel. Highlight of the outing Is the nouncements will be made on WJLK. Also, persons may call pet show. The fair will feature also games, rides, refreshments and boutique. MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Service headquarters, In case of rain, the event wl II be postponed until Sunday. Bodman Place, Red Bank.

PTA MEETS TONIGHT THAT'S FRIENDSHIP! - Mr. Frog, the annual host EATONTOWN - The of Frogtown Frolic which comes to Cross Farm, Meadowbrook PTA will meet Holmdel, Saturday, teams up with his new friend, tonight at 8 o'clock here in the the amazing Spiderman, who will be making a per- school on Wyckoff Road. This sonal appearance at the event. The pet show and Is the season's opening meet- Lifestyle fair, which benefits MCOSS Family Health and Check ing and will feature a get-ac- Nursing Service, will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 quainted program with the fac- 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19,19/8 p.m. at Route 520 and Old Mill Road. Rain date Is ulty, parents and PTA officers. Sunday.

By ERMA BOMBECK It's probably a trade secret, but I am Intrigued by waiters and waitresses who Instinctively know to whom to give the check Shaved head attracts A friend of mine who waited tables this summer said he's no expert, but he followed certain guidelines. The man who summons the wine list is fingered \ as the man in charge and gets the check. Fashion Center Dear All Landers: In April Its realities. Learn the facts by The man sho says in a loud voice, "I think you'll my husband had his head reading "Booze and You —For 51 years In Red Bank like this place. I'd personally recommend the shaved like Telly Savalas. He Teen-Agers Only," by Ann barbecued ribs," set himself up as an authority 24 Broad Street keeps it that way by going over ANN LANDERS Landers. Send 50 cents in coin check-figure. It every two or three days with and a long, self-addressed, The man who sees the check coming and still an electric raior. II has Im- stamped envelope to Ann doesn't bolt to go to the reslroom or to make a phone expert doctors and she even Debbie gets some counseling proved our sex life a lot which Landers, P. O Box 11995, Chi- call gets the bad news. had tulorlng so she wouldn't so she doesn't make the same gives validity lo that old wives' fall back In school. mistake a third time. (Contact cago, Illinois, 60611. The man — even if he just stopped by a table full lale about bald-headed men Last week we received a Planned Parenthood. It's in of women to say hello — gels the check. being more virile. phone call from some wealthy- the phone book.) FURNITURE RESTORA- Last week I asked my hus- people who heard about Deb- band if he would shave my CORRECTION: In Ann TION bie's condition. They have of- Landers' column yesterday on COLTS NECK - The Colts bead. I've always wondered fered to pay her 17,5H If II Is a AT WIT'S END what It (ell like lo be bald. I hair dyes, the sixth paragraph Neck Historical Society will healthy baby. Should she have should read: "Involved in the meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the wear wigs a lot so II wouldn't healthy twins they'll pay This last bit of information fascinated me. With make any difference In my study were 123,000 nurses - 32 home of Mrs. J Ned Tollingt'r tll.tM. percent of whom had colored, Jr., president. Mrs. Tollinger all the freedom that has been accorded women they usual appearance. He was sur- Is (here a law against this? still feel more comfortable with "separate checks." prised at my request but not their hair at least once." (In-' and Walter Scherer will pres- I have a feeling II is immoral stead of "never colored." ent a program on furniture res- Every woman at one time or another has been to disturbed. Ills reply was, "I'll even If II Is Irrftl. Please an- Ann Landers discusses toration. Prospective mem- one of those famous luncheons where the waiters, think about It." swer. — Mrs. X. teen-age drinking — its myths, bers are invited. ignoring pleas to bill individually, puts it all on one I could shave my head Dear X It is against the check He places it In the middle ol the table like a without his help If I wanted lo law to sell a child. Your daugh- hand grenade, then stands back so.that each may surprise him but I am un- ter could accept compensation quickly toss it back and forth from one another with decided as to whether or not I for medical care but the trans- cries of, "I had the iced tea and the apple brown should. action as you describe it is betty Do they still charge for extra whipped This is the age of "do your illegal — and. your insticts are cream?" own thing". What do you think, right — morally it is rock bot- "How much is the pot of tea and the meringue Ann? — Jeanne In Hanover, tom. the stretch bra sandwich ?" Mass. PS I hope you will see that "I'll get the parking if someone gats the lip." Dear Jeanne: I can't im- to wear when "I only have a ton. You owe me 13.26." agine any decision thai Is more "I'm paying for Ruth's lunch. She drove Take your business — and less mine. DANCING you uurtl to feel back Ruth's money." It's your head and if you want CJattical Ballrl • Ethnic bare.,. "I'm not leaving a big tip. When I asked where to shave It for whatever rea- Morfrrn J"-- • '"/' the women's room was. he just grunted." son, be my guest. If you don't (.vmfifisfini now with easy- Men generally regard all this as tacky. My like being bald you can always floor Kirrrri"-. husband took me to lunch the other day and when let your hair grow back in front closing! the check came. I Instinctively reached for it — an Dear Ann Landers: Our lf- impulse from raising three teen-agers."What do you \ear old daughter Is pregnant think you're doing?" he shouted "As long as.vou are with her second oul-ofwedlock GET eating with me. I assume the responsibility for the child. "Debbie" is In her flflh check Frankly, 1 still find it a blow to my ego when month and the doctor said he a woman picks up the tab. Just sit there and be thinks she is carrying twins. YOUR feminine and thank me for being so generous and During Ike first pregnancy accommodating By the way. you got (wo bucks for (she was only 14) she signed ACT the tip'" her baby over lo the home thai Maidenforrrv Now. that's lackv. look care of her. They were TO6E1 AT ACT II

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HINTS FROM HELOISE DEAR HELOISE: Our kitchen drawer holding ladles, pancake turners, and Outer bag on my sweeper vacuum (replacement costs |20) other large-headed tools was always a jumble — everything also got slashed. I'd sewn it up - ugly result. I removed the shifted when the drawer was opened The heads of the tools got stitches, and pressed three strips, overlapping lengthwise on the Jammed in the back of the drawer cut. Again, success We solved our problem by putting the tools in the drawer Why not share this and see who has other uses for econo- with the large head to the front instead of the back my's sake? — "Bobble" It works like a charm — Regina Marlon

DEAR HELOISE: DOUBLE DECADE — Mrs. Coert Engelsman, At- Silver clubhouse. With Mrs. Engelsman are, left to I would be delighted, Bobbie. Your hints - as well as your right, Mrs. George K. Plasket Jr. of Mount Laurel, The foil wrapping on draining flowerpots often cracks and lantic Highlands, left, chairman of the 20th an- idea - are super. Anything to economize and to help Evening Membership Department state chairman; leaks. I have Just repotted all my small plants and not one leak! niversary dinner of the Evening Membership De- "Waste not, want not" — Helolse partment of the Woman's Club of Little Silver, In- Mrs. Albert T. Berlch, Little Silver, charter chair- Before wrapping on the foil cover, I drop lie pot Into a vites special guests to partake of the cake she made man, and Mrs. James C.Hull, Oakhurst, fifth district LETTER OF LOVE plastic bag, fold over the excess and hooray! No rings on things! and decorated for the event , staged In the Little vice chairman. DEAR HELOISE: - Dorolly Slice I am left-handed, I consider you my right hand... - BREASTFEEDING Dally Reader DEAR HELOISE: MIDDLETOWN - Women $ Whenever a zipper sticks, either metal or nylon, a little table Interested in nursing their SAVE ABOUT 40 A ROOM butter or margarine applied carefully (don't get it on the You're a luv....-Heloise babies are invited to attend a garment), does the trick. series on the subject sponsored 'BisedoninivengfliOtl x 12 M DEAR HELOISE: Good More walls for less room using 10 single rolls, with i To be sure to get to the spot of the trouble, zip it up and by La Leche League ol price range ol SS 95 to $26 95 per Our lew house has a carpeted bathroom. With three small apply the butler to all of the zipper, work it a little and no more Holmdel. The first meeting money with genuine single roll Actual savings will vary toys, I was coiceraed about protecting the carpet. problems with sticking zippers. — Mrs V.C Jones will be Thursday at 8 p m in p^p^ according to room size ind Watl-Tex® Wallcovering [flffll price per (oil Anniversary We bought a clear plastic runner, the type used to protect the home of Ellen Quirk. 20 Up. collection excluded THIS COLUMN is written for you. the homemaker. If you Rutledge Drive. The dis- eilrywaya tram wet boots Cut it In half, pal one half aider the have a hint or a problem, write to Heloise in care of this potty ckalr awl cut the other half to III snugly around the base of cussion will focus on the bene- newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise fits of breastfeeding Babies Come In lor a lint-rate deal on icrubbable, alrlppablt the ran mode. eaty-to-hang-lt-your«elt Wall-Tei But hurry, our tale Is unable to answer Individual letters. She will, however, answer are welcome. Interested wom- end* October IS. Tke nuuer slays pal aid Ike beanty of (he carpel still snows your questions in her column whenever possible en may contact the hostess about attending.

Advertise in WALLPAPER FASHIONS The Register 951 Highway 35 North Middletown 671-0978 Make a Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- SEPTEMBER 24 tions. Rates: 12 00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each The Women's Club of Calvary Baptist Church. 23 River additional line; $3 00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line St., Red Bank, is sponsoring a Fashion Show & Dinner at t$ (or three to five days. $1.50 each additional line; 16 00 for Buck Smith's. East Keansburg. Sun.. Sept. 24. 1 Ml . 10 days.; (2 00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days Fashions from Hit or Miss. West Long Branch Mrs. Janice before publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-40JM, ask for Newman of WOR TV will narrate Donation flO.OO For the Date Secretary tickets call 7471842 or 5421493 SEPTEMBER IS Sr » Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. (44, Choraliers of Eatontown will hold auditions for voices PARENTS..TEENS & CHILDREN NIGHT at DON.QUIX- at Meadowbrook School. Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown. 7:30 OTE'S, Rt. 34, Matawan Dancing, cash bar at 8:30 PM p.m., Sept. 18 and 25 Male voices needed Information Come join in on this new and exciting event All guests & HMIM. members invited Information: 566-0653 SEPTEMBER II Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No 644 "The Invention', a live children s show slated for Sun . Cocktail Party & Dance, HIDEAWAY. 2 Fearey PI., Sept 24. at 2:30 PM at Thompson Park Theatre Bam. off Morgan. Cash bar & free buffet. 8:30 PM All members & Newman Springs Rd . Lmcroft Tickets II 00 available at guests welcome. INFORMATION: 566(1170 door or by calling Monmouth County Park System 671-9283 Mon -Fri.BA.M -4:30PM Children's Choir of the Monmouth Conservatory of Music, begins its 10th season. Auditions at 7 p.m. Church of Treat your family to a pancake breakfast and you'll The Nativity, Hance Rd , Fair Haven. Children eligible help your Fellowcraft Club Until 12 at the Moxley Masonic from 4th to 8th grade. Director Felix Motor, former Lodge, 78« River Rd . Fair Have'n Adults 1195. Little Director of Vienna Choir Boys. Call 741-8880 family members, (under 12), II 25 SEPTEMBER 14,11 Join the fun of Square Dancing, meet friendly people at Middletown Rambler's Square Dance Club. Classes begin Nearly New Sale. National Council "I Jewish Women. Sept. 19 at Navt'sink Library. Sears & Monmouth Aves'. good clothes and housewares at low. low prices, at The Navesink. 264-3541 or 787-5486.' William Left Furniture Store. Rt 35, Muldlelown. across from, Cobble Stones Restaurant. Sim . Sept 24.12 noon to 3 HERE'S THE KEY —Joseph W. Hammond, direc- by the "builder" Mrs. Gen Rlndner of Tlnton Falls. SEPTEMBER II, 21 pm.Mon ,Sepl 25.10a m to 2 p m Parking in rear tor of the Monmouth County Historical Association, The tiny reproduction will be on permanent exhibit Shrewsbury Corners Antique Show & Sale. Tues.. 10 receives the miniature keys to the scale model (one In the restored facility, which was a tavern in the am. toRp.m; Wed., 10am toSpm. Presbyterian Church SEPTEMBER 2( Inch to one foot) of the association's Allen House at 1600's. It Is open to the public. House, Sycamore Ave Luncheon and Tea both days Dona- Malcolm Smith, noted Hiblual Author and Lecturer, Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, tions (1.50. will speak at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Red Hank at 1 P M Sponsored by the Middletown Bible Study Admission FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, by developer of Free revolutionary new and weight control program Followed Golden wedding by party in celebration of its opening. AM Centers of Parents Without Partners. Bayshore Chapter No. 644 MARLBORO - Mr and Mrs Joseph J. Soporowskl Sr. ] America, for Sept 19th, 80 Broad St., Red Bank (The Hospitality Night & Orientation at COBBLESTONES, Rt RJdgewood Court, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Mall). Sept 20th. Malawan Library, 8p.m. 842-3443. 35, Middletown Music by Joey Sudyka Dancing & cash Saturday with a Mass of Thanksgiving at St. Gabriel's Roman bar.8 30PM Information 5660170 Catholic Church. A special Papal Blessing was bestowed upon SEPTEMBER i, It, 2Mb Monmouth Civic Choms will hold general auditions at Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical Author and Lecturer at 1 the couple at the Mass, which was followed by a dinner- Embury Methodist Church in Little Silver at 7:30 p m Call PM Sponsored by the Middletown Bible Study Admission reception hosted by their children. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J George Sumrall for information. 922-3177 Free Soporwoski Jr.. Marlboro, at the Battleground Country Club. Manalapan SEPTEMBER N Keyport Adult School - Fall term begins Sept 26 - Broad Mr. and Mrs. (nee Angelline A. Kaczorowskl) were married The Ladies Auxiliary of the Wayside Fire Company, curriculum • 10 hours of tennis Instruction. 115 Course A Sept 5. 11% in St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church. Perth 900 Greengrove Rd is having a Chinese Bazaar at 7 pin begins Sept 26, course B Oct 31 Register now Informa- Amboy. Mr. Soporowski retired in 1175 as executive dlrclbr of Donations: $1 50 Prizes and refreshments tion. Mario Crupi, Director, 264-0902 the Housing Authority of the City of Perth Amboy. They have SEPTEMBER 21 SEPTEMBER 28 three grandchildren. Band Concert at Little Silver Gazebo - 389th Army Friends of the Middletown Township Library annual Band, Thursday evening, Sept 21. 7 30 P.M. meeting, main library, 55 New Monmouth Rd.. 8 pm Speaker from American Littoral Society; Sandy Hook CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY SEPTEMBER 22 Ahepa-Daughters of Penelope annual Greek American SEPTEMBER 25 dance. Essex & Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake Mideast Dan- The United Methodist Women of the First I'nited Meth cers. Adults, 18. Youths, |5. Call 922-1653. odist Church of Sea Bright will hold a Rummage Sale & Bake Sale in the church basement on Ocean Ave & Church PIANO - FAST FREE DEMONSTRATION Com- St., from 9:30 AM to4PM STANDARD munity YMCA, 166 Maple Ave. Red Bank. 7 p m 8 weeks MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH J. SOPOROWSKI SR. is all It takes to learn how to play the piano in this unique SEPTEMBER 31 CHAIR YMCA course which begins Sept 29 Call 741-2504 Keyport Historical Society flea Market Broad St & to 1 cushion American Legion Dr. Keyport 9-4 1' M , Sept 30 Ram Friends of photography, 8 p m at E.A.I. John Vest will date Oct 7 Spaces 15 00 Call 264-7515 -MM* talk on photographic exhibits Scon and to be seen 222-4926 ENROLL $ 00 6th Annual Flea Market, Lincroft United Presbyterian SEPTEMBER 23 Church. West Front SI & Everett Hd . at church grounds 180° The Middletown Jaycees will hold their 3rd Annual— Fabrics to $12.00 per 1M 15 per space. S42 J47S. Ram dat» OvlobeF-3 • Cloiui Starting Health Fair at Middletown Shopping Center. The fair is yard. Wide assortment free to the puUc. For information call 787-1888 or 264-4939 READ fast FREE DEMONSTRATION Community BALLET-TOE-TAP of beautiful first quality STANDARD SOFA YMCA. 166 Maple Ave . Red Rank 10 a m In six weeks materials from the to 3 cushions MCOSS 43RD ANNUAL FROGTOWN FROLIC PET you will improve your reading speed three times or more JAZZ - GYMNASTICS finest Mills in America. SHOW * COUNTRY FAIR, Cross Farm, Rl 520, Holmdel with better concentration and retention YMCA course Rain date Sept. 24th. Spiderman will be making an ap- begins Ocl 7th Children from 3 yri. ALL WORK DONE BY 00 pearance Rides, games, food, boutique, treasure & trivia Ah* todies Cl«sei MASTER CRAFTS- *369 10 AM to 4 P.M. Admission: 50 cents Children, Adults: OCTOBER 7 MAN Flea Market, benefit IPCA Spaying Fund held Ely Ballroom Mill. Pleasant Valley Rd . Holmdel. » :'l p in Embury United Methodist Church, Little Silver. Annual Classes I CALL 747^25431 Fair, » All. to I P.M. Barbeque dinner, S47 P.M. or take- OCTOBER % Member ol N.J. out. Advance dinner tickets, call 741-7340 Hazlet Spurts Club bus trip to Broadway Play. Dracula. Ballot Theater Guild FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE cost 124 50. includes food, bus and ticket Call 264-3754 or Flea market. Saint Clement's Church, comer Hwy. M 7877852 and Church St.. Belford 10 a m.-4 p.m Table space IS CaU ANDREA KUZIAK WOWMOUIH COUMT HHCI \w) 2MU2. Bake sale, hot dogs and soda Rain or Shine. OCTOBER II SCHfXH Of DANCf Dinner-Theater bus trip to New York to see "Annie" RED BANK DRAPERY Port Monmouth PTA flea market, school yard, Hwy. M. and have dinner at Toots Shor's. St Catherines Altar . M ft Woodttrook DA and Main St.. Port Monmouth. II a.m.-4 p.m. Space ft CaU Rosary Society, East Keansburg For ticket information Mtfwn 39V. BROAD ST. RED BANK 717-WB. Rain date. Sept. 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VOLKSWAGEN 1*73 - Super Beetle. Low mlleoge. automatic ilick, good condition, othlng %),W. WlrWO, VOLVO tM» - 147S7oood condmon. 2 Aulos For Sale 101 Apartments dependable trantporfallon Atklng 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rent 1700 Call weekday*, after S p.m., | 74MSS0. ____ 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share VOLKSWAOBN FASTBA~CK~ I*M 5 Auto Service Parts 104 Winter Rentals 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals 1979M0NZAS ARE HERE Coll ^4007 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms VOLKSWAGEN - 1MI Yellow Ghlo convertible, UM. 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes 1*M red Ghlo Sedan, SSSO. 11 Wothlng- 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals ton St., Rumun, 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings/Garages VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE - 110 Wanted To Rent 1MI, 69,000 mile*, good tire*, top. 1900 AT or be*l otter. M7 7730 evet, >43-efW. VOLKSWAGEN BUG t*«* — Auto- matic, good condition, need* work. ^?_**^ i. 7J4-4575. VOLKSWAGEN - 1M4, good condl 21 Business Services 1 --rt. 1400 130 Open Houses 22 Arts & CraltS Call 143 SJ44 131 Houses For Sale VOLKSWAGEN- IW. S75O Fair con 132 Condominiums KITSON CHEVROLET Olllon White. 47 (ion after 0 Town Houses VOLVO STATIQN WAGON - 1*71, MS 133 Income Property OL, AM/FM, eight trocK itereo, ex 134 Farm Properly cellent condition Only 9O00 mile*. Call •41-73M aHer 6 p. 51 Help Wanted 135 Commercial Properly 52Babysilling/ChildCare WHELAN PONTIAC BUICKOPEL 136 Industrial Property 53 Domestic Help 137 Lois and Acreage 54 Situations Wanled Female 138 Mobile Homes 55 Situations Wanted Male 139 Cemetery Lois Trucks And 56 Situations Wanled 140 Real Estate Wanted Trailers Male/Female 57 Day Care/Nursery School

CIO CHEVROLET PICKUP 1*70 - Re- "" 'It 305, excellent condition. 11,100 152 Boats and Accessories TV 717 »S3 153 Camping Equipment CHEVROLET CUBE VAN - l»77, Ov- 154 Recreational Vehicles 61 Business Opportunities 62 Mortgages 63 Money To Loan DODGE VAN 1*75 - Fully cuttomlied. low mlleoge. excellent condition Coll 64 Money Wanted 3TI-US4. FORD ECONOLINE VAN 1*7* — Power IteerIng/braket, AM/FM elghl- trock, wide llret and magi, tlnlined 209 Legal Services Interior Ui-iX), otk tor Jim. 210 Lost and Found FORD PICK-UP - IMS, 6W oedt, Itep 211 Special Notices 71 Merchandise For Sale 212 Travel/Transportation INTERNATIONAL LOAOSTAR 1400 72 Garage 'Yard Sales 213 Instruction 1977 - Aluminum body, hydroullc loll 73 Machinery For Sal* 214AIIOccas6mn lift, excellent condition, reasonable. IT'S TIME TO LOOK, TIME TO TRY, Call 1475114. 74 Rental Service TOYOTA 1*74 HI-LUX - Rod'lalt, 75 Farm Equipment yoke wheel*. *un roof, many extra*. 76 Auction Sales I Coll after I, j43-f4W. 77 Pels and Livestock TIME TO BARGAIN . . .TIME TO BUY!! TRUCK INSURANCE 78 Aircratl Qot d bid b 79 Swap or Exchange 80 Bicycles. Mini Bikes 4 Motorcycles 81 Sports Equipment 82 Swimming Pools BATAVUS MOPED JOCC iW7 - E«- cellenl condition. VM Call after 4 B3 CBS/Electronics pm . 747-MS* 84 Merchandise Wanled CYCLE INSURANCE *R« MMMt «n

HONDA CftlUT - 1*71 Red. 4,000 mll«, like new. Sltty bar. wlndthletd 542-1700 \m. Call 144-40M. Classified Action Line MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR- ANCE — Rooumotole rote* Grosilnoer and Heller Agency, 15 Wlfcott PI., Red 24 Hour Service Bank 741 7 lib TUESDAY . SEPTEMBER 19,1978 The My Register 17 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! ^__ DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CAU TOU REE FROM MATAWAN AREA 5664100 CALL TOLL FREE FROM MIDDIETOWN AREA 671-9300.

51. Holp wonted 51 Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted SI.HtlpWonttd SI HflpWonltd si. Help Wonted II. Help Wonted 41. Business MOKKEEPEP. - AM | DEtlVERV PERSON - Port tlma HAi«O«EiSE« _ EasarMticaa. Ta MARINE - Wtrtilng mawagtf tor RESTAURANT PEOPLE - Clom TUTOR WANTED - In film and Opportunities •in Own car Mini apply In Parian, wark Ml n™ Call PauTi Hair AIMr. Mtrcwry fronchlMd ttrvict ctnttr PART TIME-FULL TIME opttwri. cownttr, grill, t*t Apply In corrtct ofommtr f#f pu#Hc tpooklng Si Help Wanted |Ji Fomowi f Ina, fl7 MWdli Rd.. Ei.por.Mct IInn owlbtord and In w« art iMAlno tar aaaan lour ptoolt ptrion. I If Al'ft, Long Irani h Samar In Man uftaal wanrt laVlna up NURSERY SCHOOL - Prt-KlK- toMd/owtboord ENCodtnt oppotiunHv M/F, lar axpanataf tart* carparallan. Mi UT tcara M Ml auMad. nlvir dtfoorttn Day Cort Locoltd In Male/Female HAT* CUTTEKTEKS -- MaMcurltt G and Mtort y InItt k kpt conftdtn Man. pailllaMattllaJa In ollitpwl Plan •acllan, MMaWaam Call Tarn, DENTAL ASSISTANT ad taailhar. RENT mtflttj Including fflOfioojtfntnl trota »HO7 ar n\**V. cMMrtirv Wrttt totoT cff It. Tht Dolly i HHt 14- * * aaptr w fc lll oratr, wtnwawm, wourtu IM'NI RtflHItr, Shrtwioufy, N.J. 877*1 UKOLAP ALARM INSTALLERS - CHAIRSIDE HYGEINIST - Two oayt, Rod Bonk Full llmt Ytor round position. Day •< aha. iwiUiiM only. EipMlantad In taur-totaad antlilry. WrH a# Wa naad an ambitious verfctr who It **•• J!. * *•"/••. THf Polly MARINE MECHANICS my. cmi Minn 63 Money To Loan ALUMINUM SIDING - Macftanlo •Illlng lo M poll OPEP.A na wnaMil^ lo"»l?f "pKana Maill, «««ti K«d •tort, MMdtttown orta. Porlflmt dtllytry. Coll n\7TH or *7l-tOW. billion dollar* a ytor We ore top-rated TOR/ATTENDANT - NloM» Apply In •ott ofltrnoow. tvtnlng «71 MM. ply In pet-ton, Family Pharmacy, 1M KITCHEN CABINET — Inntalltr. El In our Industry ptrtonctd. Call onytlmo. PART-TIME - ion JAR Suraxo, IH. SI H«T ». Brighton Avt.. Long tfonch. You'll bt guorontttd 2 wotkt training llwd. N.J. CLEANING MAINTENANCE - EXPERIENCED GLAZIER - Min- NURSING DIRECTOR - El immtdMt high oornlngs to start, K 542^1700 Homt* ond offlCM. Mutt have reliable proven salts mtfhod (to butlnttt pto (ANOUETWAITIIEUES M/W - Sal- imum on* vaor txptrltmc*. Morrli LABORERS - •amOomroi l ihop work In ptrltncod, lor tkllk-d nurtlng toclllty car. We gf»tr higntit tornIng*, 001 Ptof Gkm tc. Ph-vt 741-WM. htavy monuloclurlng ihop. Cell Fomlltor wltti ttott and Fodtral rtou pet md profoMltnat), bvtlntts hours). Babysitting/Child lay aortMtr Idayil Will Iraki Na oltowonct. hotpltalltollan, sold Mot) of you* day tptnt wiling, not THE DAILY aw CTlh. ftwm Hyiwar. Saa arl»l. EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE helktihoHdoym* onand vocatiowoe n Call Davt to IOM o-m. 1R moral chorocttr tt raprttonflte oMtit Care Dlmth, TUVim. — Opvniiori wantMl. Good poy. Pl«ow LADIEIMEH - Wort ol horn, on IM and loromt fomlly trottrnol ot lit hind 'ANCE loiter In HMll Coll W-1M. Phono, oarn US-UI woakly urvklno In mt world Coll t7l UN) belwttn Your commlHlort* bulk) ytor by ytor. REGISTER CLERK - Inoulrt In ptrion. CBS Su our coMaman kVIUu 1 j»7 p.m. oo lo movt up, no unw I JI 1 I hn na_a_ Hb.1* — • •.. • •" ptfmorttl, MMotn Si , Ktansburg FLOOR WAXERS/PORTERt M/F - mutt bt dependable To bt with t NURSES AIDE - 7-3. full llmt Ltbtroi or far you conChlWrtn whllt I work. Mutt have o CLASSIFIED ADS Part-tlmt. Port tlm» momlngt, 7 a.m. to 11 a m LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S btntflli. U.M ptr tMMir Comt in ptr PART-TIME S E C R E • t STOCKADE FENCES - Aiklna US BOOKKEEPtKTVPIST - Full chart* $U doyt KtyporTorto Coll J*7 im. HELPER WANTED - Full limi only lor »loht ponalt CLERK/CASHIER - No txptrlanct ton from Ml and from 1-4, MonTARY'RECEPTIONIST - Typing, Coll Now For Appolntmtnt ta MMM campltla oc FRONT END LOADER OPERATOR Exaarltnca nccoitory 74177U onor through F|l Holmdtl Convattsctnl dictaphone, oniwerIng pnonei muitbt ntntMry. ill a.m. thin. S:1Dp.m. Kaaurai. EKparlonca nac- — Mutt bt •Hpld T l Ctnttr, Hwy 34, Hotmdtl, N.J. good with numbtfi AloOltiown arto BABYSITTER - In my homt from AIR CONDITIONERmimS - Moo BTU - • Coll Call 1»W> Wrltt to BOM M-m, Tte Dolly Rtg F. GETZ H 10 to J IS, Mon through Frl , mutt m 1111 or TtlJ LAND SURVEYORS - Rodman. Iron t»ttr, Shrtwibufy, N.J, 07701 aTu suniitgmuni..iaad CLERK - Far mottl, dan. knowitdot llfmon ond Party Chlol Opportunlly hovt own cor, Tlnton Fold orto •t iwlichboard Apply. Holmdtl lad. Ovar M0 In itoU Will eoOKKUf M - Up la aanaral ... FULLY CERTIFIED - Tiocntr lo,odvo»cam«Mwl*tilolilU>idri,m 264-2400 Moktor Inn, Hiy. IS, Holmdtl nMdtd to t«och SHt Crodt, ttortlng PART TIME - Control .loc.ochh anad sanu. Imtall Coll HUTU gar. oltphaM* Only MparTancad naad Yaar-rowM] tmploymant. Frlnga bant- rrnWittnanct work AM or P M AApp apjJjjG.aaban.llti Coil MMJU tor Oct. ISthlo ItMtndotttw ytMr. Pltow Illl Wilto lo ko> Gill, TM Dolly Call • »S ptrton to cart tor leochtr COCKTAIL t«nd rttvtN to Henry j. O«h. Princi- ly In ptrton, Klnklt ond Son. M Applt We i Country Store, relocated at ! pal, R St.. Tlnton Foil* homt. I o.m.-l p m dally, own front Willow Drive, LIHI« Silver l Rod Bonk Middle School, Red NURSE - LPN for doctors oflict. n Eouol Oppoftwnlty Employtr M/F Donation ond recent rtftrtncti re Sank, N.J, Sat.. IM. ptrltnct ntctttory, with rtftftnett. PART TIME - ond full tlmt factory SALESPERSON - For outy, pleotont quired Satary H » ptr hour with paid HI drlvar> cou. Coll IM-MO ofttr tl noon, Mon tel. Do* and tvtnlna hour., il..it.it tvolkdoyi Wrltt to, BOB M Ml, ThtANTIQUE - Slovi. coo*lno and hael num. aflar s p.m. Dtjptndablt and ittodv Coll or apply, book Hore KnowKogt of book* rt HILTON INN through Frl. oulrtd Call 74' MOO Dally Rtglittr, Shrtwibwry, N.J. Ino. MO. wmiMri. c E ood Kamrtara, KM Pint Brook Rd , Eotonlown 07701. machanlc'i ipaclol. IIS t«h, two waad 700 HOPE RD. NURSES - RN, full tlrrw SALES HELP - Pad tlmt wttktftdj •OMUim - Oaaaral Man Ac •lorm doorl. IIU7. lit rah. Call TINTON FALLS, N.J. llmt. II 7 thin Allfrlnot* I H-itf, and tomt -tetdayt Knowledge of CHILD CARE RIOUlREO - S:» p.m commtmurolt with ability. Call houM ptont* and dry flowtrt htlprui •n-MOS. 471-OUT to 10 10 p.m., Mon through Thun CONSTRUCTION - An tttobllthtd GAL'GUY FRIDAY - With minimum PART TIME SECRETARY Your homt, Line raft orto. Call MWdtttown bulMtf tl In Mfd Of fli- LEGAL SECRETARY - Fvtl tlmo or " rwon km orfkt ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — HVM ytwi •MHf'Vnce In retail ule» OFFICE MANAGER SCHOOL BUS DRIVER NEEDED - Itl-4t14. Ltovt no ptritncod airponttr* Coll »14oH amd teo*k*ap.M. Call 741-Mu for m port tlmt, proHclant In oil phoui ol MM07S cation. Arto'i torottl and llnttl wlttHan. 37] SECRETARY With N.J tcnool bus driver i llctntt louonhuitvYclloatoroah Rd., Form COOK - Satna txaarlanca. AIM t torivw. Morrli Plot* Glats Co Itool wark. mvll hovt tuctllanl loert St. Help Wonted tartol i*lll«. with at laatt Ih,tt yto,i of Full llmt. cnolptnaino ond Inttrttting preferred Henry Hudson Rtglonol PERSON - To itay with two cftlMrtfi Idl*. nail lo Howoll Porh GAL/GUY FRIDAY - With minimum School. 1 Grand Tour. Hlghlond* App. In my homt, 7 J»« a.m.. wtokdayi rtcanl Naw Jtrary laaal •xpartanct. job ovolloblt. Wt art looking for a MCLAIM. CT-nn i; aani five ytori taptrltnct In retail tale* NOB madam air camifilaiiaii attlcai, ttabtt and tnora«tlc ptfton It act at ly ot tte Mo*n Oftlct onaVor ocaulonol tick ond no tchool ond atoaMtopTng. Coll 741 1BU tor m PART-TIME POSITIONS days, Hailtt, ntor Hoiltt Avt!., own BAav ITEMS - Carrlaaa Kan- I COOK - Part lion, apply In Barton, P#fttl#ft plOf^h llfV iMMfCVKffr hOfJpl our oftlct monottr. mutt hovt oc Wt nttd mtri and womtn to work day SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Dttlroble vartlbla). U Mtoh choir. U Slrollar. AmaW WaHar NunMgHom*. ul s ttrvltw, Morrli Plate Glow Co. tgllMtlan, oil nan contrltw*o*l« by tin- curatt typing iklllt. Itloctrk typt ond Biaht ihlftt Hourly ratt plut grot hawrt tor howttwlvtt. thin worker., tromportof Ion, rehrrenctt. M4 nil. of ttf t » IS Toddter f*, IS Jolly JMnptr, B RETAIL SALES Laura! Ay»,, Hartal, GAS STATION ATTENDANT — full 49 Sallofy ctjafwntftMtVfljtv with wrlttr), and tttno, bt occuratt with utltln to taual aktvt ovtroat ttaimg ctlle«t ttwvtntt, retiree. Sptcltl Matamin »aar. iaad •«• ufiou flgurtt. (tltctrlcotMlngrnochlntl.ond W« in Making in men wen time, day tnlft, experience preferred waon Uniform* provldtd No n drlvtf'B llctntt ntodtd Wt will train rtcltvt tht pukllc In a prompt and ptfltmt MCOMaiy at wt prtvMt ttm •EnpOM UT - CahWal. dart . .luda* ontwtrlno Apply In penon, J(R Sunoco, ito Hwy Call van Nortwlck ftrottwi. m«t>» to watch two ytor aw In i , groonwd Mleiperson lot a leVBelforil turnout rwonwtr. Mvtt bt occurott In pltf* training Mutt bt over II ytori of dlttawn homt, HVB hourt tprtad out Pma. tull tlta Thrat ytori aid. caat . Must apply In ptrton. Lulgl'l egtisffs&s taking toltphont nnnneii Thl> ptr oat wlltt dtptndoblt Ironipoitallon SECRETARY - ElCltlnotlno. opportynlty. IISO Eactllanl condition Ball orfar. part-time position in our ,i Plite, nil Sunitl Av« , LEGAL tECRETARY - Exptrltnct Itorn tntlrt Induttryy. aood letter ovtr 4 dayt a wttk. reftrtftce* ton tnoutd bt a good "follow up typt", F*r Inttrvitw coll btfore 11 o.m. and CII mim woman's sportswear depart N.J.. arlar * p.m. pntifn4. SI«M and typing. Call tar Excttltnl itortlnt Mlory, com ofttr 7 p m , 141 DS5 Frltndlv let writer and tank moth tklllitkl . plui typ tniw Go NAVY •MotohTMMtt, Mk Hi Otana, SU-MH Crtom Shop. 747 Broad St., ma. All btrwflh Stnd rt«um« to So. • EOROOM SET - Couch, diatl and men). w« need a sell- mtnturott with ouptrltnct; paid COUPLE holiday, and vacation!. CALL SftrtwitMTY, N.J. GOIS. Tht Dolly RtaltNirNSh. Shrtwtbwrvb . 53 Domestic Htlp g quo, LEGAL kCCRITARY - Eipcf ImtM Equal Opportwnlty Employer M'F NJ. OTTtl mottviled Individual who can Art yaw Intartttad In gooo living Call ihrinbury Full tlmt T|ICH%R AGENCY REALTORS, tan ana ora van raliabli and rraiMrta - SO 3300 FOR APPOINTMENT ADULT FEMALE - Tt Itvt In prlvttt provide (tie outstanding ser- ai ond »lh Call Ml WTl SECRETARIAL POSITION ~ Avail UMa at caratakar far oraunai on OWNER OPERATOR WANTED - obit tn mtntai healtilth ctnttcenter typltyplnMa oned homt Coll for Information, 717 MM or BICYCLE - Vllto tt>-ipttd, U ww* vice long associated with our I li I WlWrlll i Bo. LEGAL SECRETARY - ft Motowon E - Fstfilon loodtr nttd* •d E»ptrlenttdpre Tymt, 110 p.m. ^_ II fromt. ytllo*. like ntw, boyi. % Yeor found work, tonk and ftottwd, tlna tt tarn aood pay. Nt store Please contact. Mr i532 "ontoct Mr* W-fl otVtr i. •SCriaiiry, tar* taptrltnct ntcttMry. homt tvt- GENERAL — Motfktr't httptr HOUM Covtngton at 747-1800 lor Freehold Chief Snyoer ry night, avtraot WOO to tl,MO wetk can 7»iii7 mnn. work, otftmoon. wltilna ond very obit BOXCS - Corrwoottd Packing *M»> CUSTODIA LIVE-IN HELP M/W - Sam* cooking Coll Ofttr 3 p,n , IMini SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - Or Rtfoftftcw rooulrtd Call Utt-tfa. pttM tor Induttrv ond Mowlno and appointment. ••ptHttftc* Mcataarf, roam and koort PACKAGING MECHANIC - Mtchonl PART TIME - LpgMtvenlnaworh.No Woroat C1I W-Jm 1 4ti-Un. exptrlente ntCtMary, with dlvlilon ot thtdontlc oftlct. Eaptrlenct prt HOUSEKEEPER/CHILD CARE - •MrTcanlact Mr Anaanan at w-l» col/electrical knowlodgt dttlrtd App Miami PUM*mHf**£w m AvcTAtbury Alcoa 14.45 ptr hour Mult bt II or ttrrtd Eictlttnl tatory/btntfltt Con Light howstkttplng ond cort for twc Part ©t Coll m 4MB. ly ot Ntptunt Custom Cut, llftS nth ovtr Coll tor appointment. Mo 4 p.m.. ftdtnHol. Stfid RtfMtmt to P 0 Bo> S73. LhTl*en.ooe*lon«ri Four or flvt day* _. twin slit, like ntw t7S. GUY/GIRL FRIDAY - I »S. Mon- XV. Hoptunt, N.J, por wtt*. F|>e hour* per day Llncroft W4H3 afwK t p.m. LPN AND UN - ivfAlfl« Ihlfl. 3 II M T day Frtdoy. -tortlr- wlory .140 per PAINTERS WANTED SECRETARY - For Mtti office Ac 741114J BUNK BEDS - Comptttt *tt*. (not week, mull to oraarilied, atcuratt ryp Part flint. 4-3 tvtfiln

r Rttomt to Bo* MM, Tnt Dolly nHiKlfy. • 3. ttvt* or four wttkitay.. wlnptrson for port lime work tolling for rtoulor malnlenonce on prtmrttt tionoify known flrn, broktragt ••• reference* to Boi M1U. Tht Daily Rtgnttr, Shrtwibury, NJ WJgi, Quality homt dtcocotlna Mutt bt obit Loll ?fl S4ii ofttr S p.m. F-oodtown. W»il Cnd Court ft Morkft ptrltnct pr tier rtd Somt knowltdot gtoiiter. snrtwiftury. M.J PJ7BI. COBBLESTONES - IM PI. Long ftranth. apply In pvnon Aik to work MtKlMt hour I. may Itod to hill baokktMp'nt htlpfui Good Mlory ond Livt IN ~ Piiih in with mon tn *0 tor Donno HIM befwtlt* W-im. Carol MEN/WOMEN Mr \ homt ond I nttd a ptrton who con UHXQ Slar . u 51. Help Wonted MALE OR FEMALE - PIZZA PER SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - St cort of o nlct flvt room homt SON ANO WAITRESSES. Ml or port M/F - Full tlmt/port lime Inquire In For mort Information call after 7 p.m , llm Apply In ptrton I pm to Sp m ptrton. RlvtrtWt ExNon. Rt. IS and 74I«WU More Classified M/W, BUUMI Apply In ptrton. I PHYSICAL THERAPIST Rector. Rtd Bank. Eouol Opportunity EARN UP TO John i Ltd., .1 »t^ •IvJTMIghta Emptoytf M/F PERSON - To itay with two chlWrtn on Next Page REVLON Full tlmt itoft tteroplil with N J reo In my homt. 7.3M o.m wttftday MAN M/W - F«r stntrol form work PART TIME SALES - All ptodt pro I .(ration or tllglbllltv Modem SERVICE PERSON - For air ptr hour, plui all btncflti Do not QUALltV CLEANING^ Apply Right now. the Army Reserve has openings m this proud phone Apply In ptrion. Mon through ptrttnctd only Mutt hovt own ttolt SIS WEEK NATIONAL GUARD F.I only, I am to S p m Atlonfic Training Division Aportmtnt. ftotary 74)34i* CALL MORNtNGV H1-4J11 PERSONNEL DEPT. HloMond* Hurting Homt, I Mld- II you quality, you'll have unusual leadership op dttlown Avt. Atlantic Hlohlondi SUPERINTENDENT Fw HI RIM WIU BAIYSIT Rt 27 a Taknado* rhwd In RID IANK Call •REI&MAN (M/f) Chltf D" oportment, on river. Mutt bt t* pottunities as you teach others the tine points ol close order ptrptnctd In oil photwt of motnltnonct Edkwn, NJ. ptrttnct a mutt Fi l tim sititii drill and rmlitary courtesy M1-49M. ond hovt own loolt 0O-404S WOMAN - wtihtn dor* work Thrtt 747-0797 or fovr oay* ott wf* First, you take your own Basic and Advanced Teaming PRESSERS - Full or part tlmt. t» SURVEYOR - Etptrltnctd with Iron Tfl Wf otttr 4 » lit. You come home in a lew months to a pan-time (Ob with your prrltnctd only. Call Ktyport Cltontr*. M4 1000 Coll 74I-4M1. M local Army Reserve unit You put in 16 hours a month Plus QUALIFIED PERSON - Nttdtd ptrltoulki Prtilon Agent y minimum exptrlerKt Light, cttofl. In • ADDING MACHINES PAINTING 4V o71^4M. 1 Woodtond. Mtddtttown hjrtitlna work Good pay, ovtrtlmt CONSTRUCTION TOV gtl o* tilro TYPEWRITERS DECORATING REALTOR ASSOCIATES - Acllvt ond otntntt. Including ptntfon ond Business opjncy de*lre* tt Incrtott io(ei ltofl prom-shorlna ENGINtEREO PRE •or«[(! ASPHALT CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS EXIEPIOP. PAINTINO - •aaolllvl Tromwig, complete broker corporation CISION CASTING CO • t71KH. Opportunities - Wolkt. curtot and pallor Frat aill polnl lau aana av Eaola. I Kraea old and ttoor tlmt provided Mutt hovt TRUCK DISPATCHER - And citrlcol main Coll Ul-1». pom* on trinaawt and wain lham dufks. h>r tftlrd *hin m Corftrtt, N j E ST ABLISHE D BUSINE SS W* N TED tfttlrt to tuccttd Eaptrltnct not tl - Exptrlerntd young bu*!nt»mor> WGBTH Ooisifitd bafara rapaMHai. I racault oil won Mnttot. For Inttrvitw coll CAMMASSA Eiptfitoct not ntcostory but mini bt and laMH Hid M it. I «K« MolTaM rtlWoond willing to korti m l.iOor ooklno to tnttr hi* own ovtlntt*. pref AGENCY INC • ttjMHJP trably wnoteiale or a~liir>L>ufor*riip Ads laa amalt MM 700. M «ra>Hiii tail *l-« ta*waa«. VOV..C. WITH NICK - For — OCNEIIAL CONSTRUCTION ROOFING ANO SIDINS Frta aUI Salary, depending on experience and aoilily lolfnt jnllmmottia . Stnror rott*. OIM will T/A MartaflM Rtwafrt Sarvlcat matn. Olwn Raaflna a Sntma Ca. Call ranges Irom $10,400 to 119.500 Excellent Jrayal. Cmtt onyttmt, "' SJlHla. CM. IW DAAY REGSTtK OASSnfD AD benelils are included, along with profit thaiing B» (»»j«nling in* cOuDO" IM. Commercial PLUMBING * tlOMT HAULINO - and good working conditions at our convenient When placing your eitsvf«d ad Rental* HEATING location Qualified individuals please call Joyce (SoHf. not food (owardt famil; Aa Lynch at (201) 229-6000: or aend your resume PLUMBING PlOiLEMS or CorlkKI A-tnrVttit) UIW - Yara» aMctllan s •MM MMIWU »*a P^l '*- daanaanraai a) **J**>lgd Overlooking the Novetinfc River Iniuranca Call SetVOfJt BACKYARD PATIO l^Mo"^, nAT^P jevBanr, wM MR W*Ji ^"••Jon nvl. ana other furniture 4 ••King Knoll t>« Guild BMto* i.... Rd Middle town .71 7?f3 Tues IVOJ Rhythm unit, 1100 '41 LEONARDO - Multl family yard tale We wont you •.. To help us keep rents t Ideal for the new hi 1 HP MEHCUDT - OitbQmi. Uf* through iol . 1ft4 LIVING ROOM f-URNITURE — FurnNutt. wall oven, mitceiianeoui their lowest By maintaining IM* oc lovely ranch otter* o pictures, wooden chetl Col ttwtM HMfWd Avt mil Bryonl Frl cuaoncy we are effectively keeping Ing mar pten on* o tacattaw auoran • COUCH - Oi. double mopW bed MS 1 low Studios storting at II7S. one leetni privocy Front and back yard UM. 9»U 4TI-XM i one cofle* and md table71)5. two twl -..rooms stalling of 1)40, tw MIDOLETOWN - Luncnaonette. i: tore nicely HniH[n*m Backyard maple bedt MO purw coffee table. U OFFICE EQUIPMENT - It 11 Minolta bedroom, ttortlng al ISM. thre fl., potential for variety of « petto la perfect tar berteeulng or &£' baths Four yeor* Ship's Store ight to reject any ond oil proposals or phone L Imo* and Strlngbtont, old punbftd mole, likts children, call »*6ttv/ center, nearing completion and reod oM Large eat In kltchan *> *an with to waive any Immaterial defect or in EtSne B Moo • K p fit S30. HolmctoT , Lowlo Form*, cats, omtr dogs Needs LOTS ol run 'or occuponcy All suites air cond hall brlcV wall flreptoce. Central air formality in any Md should It be in the OBHed to MM ro^fimontl ae le caaat MMB1 ning spate Free to good nomt Serious SMALL APARTMENT - Iff Poi Honed, carpeted and decorated. Aval Ttefully decrated IBffOI Interest of the Borough to da M tkmt ot linollvlTOnt M bo okeervM collofi only. 747HW Monmouth Rd . Port Monmouth, N.J able space remaining ranges from one They alto reserve the right lo hold and minimum wage rale la be paid REGISTER PINBALL MACHINES - Full slit, ex- Bedroom, kitchen/living room area room offices at 1100 per month to 1SO0 all bids thirty (30) doys after opening under IM contract. cellent gift. (ITTENS - Hall Pert Ian* Utter bath sl»S plus electric No pets al •q. ft. twite*. Ample on-slte par FLAGSHIP MARINE Bidder ore rooutrodle comply wltn trained, free to good home owed Call 4t5-«74. Minimum one year lease Coll Ol Municipal Morlne Bosin Classified Ads •457*44* Walter Zlmmerer & Son. f46-l400 or Atlontic Mlghtoods PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTTR - IfM, MMStt, igtit cylinder, automatic, power KITTENS - Adorable Litter trained Tlnton Falls, $160 oom, large living room, tunroom 291-5600 The tuctnelul bkMer utell M re ,542-1700 —1. olr, whlttwoiii, rodio, SMTJ Pets ok Stylish one bedroom Coll. RED BANK - Prime office tpocc wit Open itolrwoy, natural woodwork, DYNAMOGLASS 1977 - 19', oulred to comolv with mi provlilon* el er 7 pm, flT-eW. 7474434 STATE RENTALS 6k Mlutfei wolli. lull otile and dry baard/outboord, encellenl condition K. w.1 opportunity <£«» ol •• Toil r,tw from Motowon Area 231 Long Branch ecutlveoroor 1IM POOL TABLE - Slate fop, Fisher, ment. Hot water heat Large lolot .all 7t7-*m. wixeo PUPPIES - inm u? Trailer Living, $180 lion ond shopping • entire floor Sing! school! and church Asking 13 The tucceMlvl wddM eholl bo re- 566-8100 original cost about 11000, win sacrifice Urt/Sprlnfltr Spanlilt. look llht office or three suites available - wl III 741 U94 Gl ASSPAR - 1971. IV. all flbergla NOTICi TO CO«T«ACTO«J le comely wk M lu l 1400 or best offer Daytime, 143 MOO. obedfoom comfort, fids ok. Ei divide to tult Coll HM445 doys Eves IM h.p. Johnson, trailer, oil r Notice ti hereby given that Meled Toil Frtfl liwn Mtddkelown Arm Coch>r Sponltlt. fa. W4in. RUMSON - Threebedroom Coloniol, Uflti t?V» lirm Wl W?V cm. ond weekends. tH-oWf UNLY ONt Adorable hltttn out or M-oTJl. PropoMH will be received by the City POOL TABLE - Good condition, 173. '<™W4 STATE RENTALS »k ormol dining room, lorge eat in hitch HERRESHOFF AMERICA - D ol Long Branch. Monmouth County, Tve HiJof« {\.9 mt, Sactton Ml el PL 671-9300 ll»t ipli O UNION BEACH - One bedroom, 1200 HfOBAHK - IdMonmoumSI tornt ft, central olr, new roof ond tiding, intlivefiogsait,6h p Johnson. 150 New Jeriey for HUD COMMUNITY f43e» ond WctHM 1H> ef ».L »WU Electric stove, working, 110. Call o month plu* utilities. Coll 164 9440 Brood Over ifOO *q ft Ideal office DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, odd »1-4371, evenings- Ul HOT on.. 1 pm 7SJ00 Principals only 741 «14. offer mushf oom and rode. Mead, dinghy. I. DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT ing machine*, ' between 9 3 on weekdays. dance studio, etc MOO a month Doys p.m. Of extra*. 14000 Coll 4714*77 PROGRAM lor hjrnlMMg ond Imlallo- . Secri . *a< Lobe? In acctraance equipment, etc POOL TABLE - Full regulation Hie 7J714SO Eves T3f-1M1. WEST END'S FINEST - Comfort on RUMSON EXCLUSIVE LISTING tion ol Concrete Curoi and Sloewowi with the pr oi " the Davis Bacon " ondltion. complete 1300 Greent Avt , utilities free Juil I33S ISLANDS 17- OAYSAILER - With C and other work Incidental thereto at Act, 01 aminatd (40 UK 1H» tf*»H. UNIQUE WATERFRONT ESTATE I Loader trailer. Johnson 3 h p outboar hldi ond Pttt ot 93 Eo*t River RL _ CALL FOR DETAILS 1300.000 vorloui location! within the HUD whichever previaes lar Ine higher rah) )er eyed, lemole perslan kitten olr conditioned, on-slte parking ond life locket* Excellent condition CODE INFORCEMENT AREA, and tf pay far each specific |ob clatel- DINING ROOM - Six piece Med PORTABLE DISHWASHER - Very 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bk CAMASSA AGENCY, Reolton. MLS Call 39)0511 after S. good condition, tM •43-0444 "I at Ln roneon. Includes server, oval table ize: WEST END - Lorge efficiency, land 4 Parker Ave., Little Silver 0 f OROER OF THE MAYOR AND four upholitered chain Coll 471-eiM lord pay* utilltlet only 1330 Won 747f3f3: Eves M3 S4ft KEYPORT MARINE SALES SMALL OFFICE - Or start. Prim HWY. IS, HAZLET CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF before II MM. REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - ».5 80 Bicycles/Mini location In Old* f olr Hoven. Groun utl 00PM Prevailing Time LONG BRANCH floor, 17K 11, lorge picture window, ei m 3S30 or 1U 7174 UININC, SET - Cotantol, dorfc Pine cu. ft G C side by side. Ice ond wal*r WEST END — Cedar Forest Garde, bedoo m I, 3J baths Controct Documents and ptons for DENNISONEIL hutch, •<» chain, excellent condtllon on door. 1200 or best offer Daytime. Bikes cellenl parking 1140 per month. Co us hree room, one-batb h tutulll e Spec LENTZE MARINA - For Rorlton Bo the proposed work prepared by Chories Ac tin. Chief furnished ond unfurnished ont ond tw 741-7*54 ony weekday, fcept wed. otlve Wftter three year*, old, cost IliOO best offer K. WOO, Evts and weekend, uh tf V GiTANE MOPED - 1974, OOOd condl bedroom apartments, M3S and 1 ocular oiill season hhmall dtslonedl a fofoir boating. In out berthinq service f C. WMoJi, P E ft L.fcity fenalrveer Admrnltfr olive Call 7W l»l REFBIOERATOH - Whirlpool, 17 cu heal, hot water ond cooking go* p' DNTON FALLS - Sycamore Pro oroclout enlerialnlng Large bbri Ickk tettr power and sail boats, 15 to »' Used hove been filed In the office of wid Ion. *3S0 act, specimen treet and plantings boot tales nnm Engineer ot 1H Westwood Avenue, OININO ROOM - Table, sin cholrt Jl, excellent condlllon One year old 471-04*3 after * vlded See resident manoger, fl Ced fesslonal Building, (adioctnl f ihtna closet, good condition I71S %m Coll mm after 0, Ave,, Apt W. Wfl114 Parkway), now completing ultra 1199,000. LYMAN - MAKO, Marqult, Sobr Long Branch, New Jeriey ond moy be MUPtU 1*77 Buluvut. bluih. mint modern addition, immediate oc* CENTURY 71 COZENS, Reoltort Duronoutlc, Boston Whaler, Johnton inspected by prospective bidders dur REFRIGERATOR - Electric stove, condition, I.WO milts cwpancy. Unlimited parking, bea "Independently Owned" OMC, EZ Loader, tupplles Ing busJrvesi hours More legal* SINOLtf BED~- Wth treeier. All good condition IM eoch 4714499 102 Houses For Rent llfully londscap«d Space ovaliable I 111 River Rd > Fair Haver Bry't Morlne, NephW 775 7344 Bidden will be furnished with o t>o» spr Ing ond mattrets, S4I Threepalr antique satin dropei. gold any medical specialty, will finish 741 74H copy »t the Controct Documents and ond whit*. U0 M3 TIM. MIODLETOWN - Two-bedroom OH pa fie 7 bedsprepd ond dropei, U10 J? I 4*03 12 Swimming Pools RUMSON AREA - Send for our rM. w*T\ r\ ^IV^^K. ,n«_ r» • j nun ptons by the Engineer upon proper no OlNlNft ROOM SFT -~Nineplec« RIDING MOWER - I H «, 13 tut, all ranch on *t ocre, U3S per month plus Call S43-4433 Homes For Living" brochure, pic*, uling, winterlilno. iloraot. boats u (wind carved. Mediterranean Like utllltlt* ond security _39^ 11Mjoftei^4 » Pisces M«liNe.TS H»y i electric, no nolce or maintenance, easy ABOVE GROUND - Pool, 14-11, with detcrlpflont, price* on available •ford 7*7 4001- new Moving out of stole. ffOO llrm operation. 1MB 43l-47ot. Iner, lone yeor old), excellent condl BELMAR — Spacious five bedroom 110 Wanted To Rent tomet APPLEBROOK REALTORS, 232 Long Branch 232 Long Branch 177 iea*ume_r ; p.m. '- 171 Call 717 3ffO offer S kids ond pelt ok. Just t3U, call Mon 1] Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumton, SEARS - Natural got heater, KMtOfr mouth Rentals 774-0150 Bkr US f«« •43 3900. New Jersey's AN MtOINANCI AMIN0IN4 AN ORDINANCE, CITY POLICY, AND DTNINO) ROOM SET - Knotty pine BTU. Heats one room. Vents through POOL — 13x34, niter, leaver and cov- DIVORCED GENTLEMAN - In the Complete Marine Centei FIXING AND OETfRMININO THI lffTB SALARIES AND WAttOI OF , littla uted. 10 pieces outside wall Never used. US. Some young 40s, doesn't smoke, teek* I URPP-lSEI — Here's • sensibly CERTAIN OFFICIALS AND IMPLOYEEI OP THI CITY OP LOftO model now Hits for tin See ol II Ave ent small apartment or room in jrktd home with tour bedrooms, ond BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OP MONMOUTH AND ITATfl OP NIW JIR >rivate home, Red Bank Malawi BOSTON WHALER ot Two Riven North, Rum ton. wo full batht - ond air the rooms ar* AQUA SPORT SEAL COAT -~i length, good condl SWIM POOLS - Warehouse Inventory area, willing to help with the main king sited. There'* a two-car garoge BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OP LONG :loieout Must sell brand huge COTTAGE - Threeoedroomt UMpe lenance of the home Reply to Bo and a basement too 179,500 E. A. •AYLINER tton, reasonable. Secretory desk, good month CoM 741-173* between 9 5; one HOIIE CAT BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTY, NEW JERSEY, AS FOL DIRT-STONE TOPSO1L condition Vending machines. Hunt', uNury above-grounove ground pooli complele M 30i, The Dally Register ARMSTRONG AeGENCY, Realtor, 555 LOWS; with sun deck, filler, „fencing ond lull 5, 741 157* Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Proipect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500 CATALINA 1 ond qaorlng WI-UJ7 tnocfc pock, IM toch. 7f7-oJ7* after e nilollatlon AskinAsk Ing Ii3fI4J9. Ful. l flnonclnfl LAUK SECTION 1. Section 3 of the above-entitled ordinance than be amended u'iS>OtA!LE DIAPERS - 10 doien ovaliable. Call Joey, Toll Fret, Country Cottaae. S160 WOMAN - And young daughter SHARK and supplemented lo reod os follows SHEETS OF CORRUGATED PAPER small house or ground-floor a . Call TRA (A) The following positions shall be governed by the hereinafter recited daytime, Itj W, 14 doitn daytime t> BOARD Ideal lor Camp. School, too-tn nsi. (idt, pels ok Jutt Souffi Coll r O'DAY ronget: ito, I1S.W U doitn overnight, IIS 99 h d Bl ll F47-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr ment, W Keaniburg-Unlon Beach. Bo 15 aoien toddler, lljffl Slightly Ir M 304, Dolly Register, Shrewsbury JOHNSON OUTBOARD An 1 Pork Foreman u.MO ill.loo regular^ Ffee delivery, a5-4W. 84 Merchandise DEAL — Luxury condo living, ju* TINTON FALLS — Four five AAARATfD Bldg. Maintenance Worker eJOO 10,000 1350, kids ok Laundry, carpet* ond bedrooms, 3Vi baths, roomy split level. SERVICE CENTER Carpenter IMO t.fOO DREXCL BUFFET - Blue, green SIX-PIECfurniture. E - Rectptlon roor Wanted extras golort REAL ESTATE Gorgeous 44-ocre treed tot, unique Carpenter'! Helper 7,300 • t,M0 from IMS 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bki „ FOB SALE occes*. Owner, 7414373 Eouip Operator (light) MOO 11,100 AAAAAA-LIQUIDATE UNWANTED EATONTOWN - Two bedrooms, kid* TWO-FAMILY HOMES IN 140 S Discount xn I0M SKV KENNEL - Airline specif ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR Malnt*Repalrmon ELECTRIC STOVE - Chrome ond Icatlont, for air trontponotion of mtdl pet* ok Wont last. Just U3i. Mon SHIP'S STORE •vhltf «•• top double oven, four colls CASH ^^"L ft«ntgl'774-01S0-Bkr.-Oi fee. MIODLETOWN - Three-bedroom, Mown i>milieonlmoluplo4SLb HO.74ISS40 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 31 Houses For Sale FLAGSHIP MARINE Mtchenlcol Repairman Helper I •.(•lletit condlllon 1101 *a»l7-f4JV STATE RENTALS, Bk arge, treed lot. Large tunny llvln( bedrooms, one b Jersey hold on September 13. lfTI and will be further considered tor final MVE-PIECE - Bedroom t, beige, king 17 Kcellent condlllon, 40 hour* Call ofte M 7oll HUMMELS - Wonted, oM or new LINCROFT — Cute two-bedrooi 4 p.m., J9I-4I9*)- pottage after 0 public hearing thereon al o meeting ol told City Council to be 1400 Good condition. ll lt belli, Needleworks house, basement, fireplace, huge lo ACADEMY AGENCY held ot City Council Chambers, Third Floor, 344 Broadway. Long ironch, Coll 747-Jetf e*t End. 333-03V3 1400 0 month plus utllltlei, one month with prlv< IfSI Hwy. IS Hoilet, N.J. New Jersey on September M. lfTI at 0:00pm FREE FOR THE TAKING - Md 130, dining M(, 125, deposit, references. 671 M03 dlately, a Tif-wa _. ..loot. Call tor September If 133 40 '47 mi after I p.m. •r iTMlirwIlHWl piece* ot wood MI Spring St , led LITTLE SILVER - Three bedroom WALKER 4 WAi KER Ittvef $T, 6ceonpori Bank or call W-JIH. 1OFA — Fourpltct blut tectlonal WHO IS FAIREST ronch. Family room, central olr, fire- REALTORS 239 Red Bank 239 Red Bank Three tablet. Two walnut itep table* OF THEM ALL?11 ploce, plu* other extras. Close to town BOB WARNCKE ASSOCIATES irewibury Office 741-5317 FURNITURE md coffee. Three decorator lamps, TRV 1431449 inter. 15W per month, plui utilities. 300 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown klddletown Office 671-1311 154 Recreational TAX NOTICI Furniture ot o frocllon above coil. Any Danlih walnut chair. Weitlnghoutt rcurlty, lease. l43-3JWf. EALTOR 747 7000 Real estate tale, Borough ot Rod Bonk for non-payment of tones ond nome brand available, such oi Ben ltclrk ovtn, electric meat grlndtr URN YOUR OIAMONDS INTO Vehicles water ond sewer charges o„s o, l DecDecembers.b 311V7. 1977 DOLLARS -» Convert Old Jewelry to LONG BRANCH — Coiy one-bedroom 132 Condominiums Public notice It hereby given that the undersigned, the Collector of Taxes n I nylon Pine, Pennsylvania House, n affiliate of the largest real < Public notice Ii heretoy given that the undersigned, the Collector of Taxes Drexel, Herltoae, Henredon, Boker, 1 aw. osh DON PON'S JEWELERS Will bungalow, won't last ol J19S Call Mon 14' SCOTTY TRAILER - SIMM four of the Borough of Red ton*, Coun' o'f Monmouth, New Jeriey. will Mil al Thomatville, Century, and many more luy ffror m private owners and estate* ilh Rentals 77«-01»Bkr. «J tee Town Houses compiettly self contained. ' public auction In the Borough Hall, d lank, N.J on the 10th day tf October, For more Information, coll weekday*, piece dinette set, ANTI ond elect/lcll" " [cityy . NeNw llres. Asking let 1f70olf:00A.M tht following gate d kd resses, »»tS Factory outlet, call ol MATAWAN - Super three-bedroom. HADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Rtsalet Sold land will be told la make tht amount of municipal lleni chargeable 17-f p ~ tr 1 p.m., 4*5-0075, Rlvtrdale Drive, kid*, pets o.k. Every Various model*. LAWLEY AGENCY, MWJlf or 74) -"iltt-. luNury, extras U50. Realtor*. 74141*3, eves. I43-SP9. ogalnit the tome on the thirty flrtt of December 1977, exclusive, however, ol 72666721-66666 >OUTH BEND ENGINE LATHE - WANTED 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. the lien for taxes lor the yeor 1971 a* computed In the following Iltt, which FURNITURNITURE CATALCATALOOG >"H34". Dtllo toolmoker grinder Call HADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Six Include* Interest todat e ot sale. The subscriber will sell In fee te the person SERVICERVICE OF NN.JJ . 1 plow for Chevrolet truck MIDOLETOWN - Ronch home, O1W W*'*B. ,' IMUIIB, •#« Wl «#^#>r , oomt, two bedrooms, two baths, go CALL TOLL-FREE IBMH-fJB). wtw bids the amount due. *vto|ecl to redemption at the lowest rate of Inttreti. offer 5. 747-fftTT furnished, three bedrooms, den, fire mest bedroom, two baths, sc OBt, air, 149.9W U3-4413 I UHNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? lichen, full basement. 130' lot. JT BEILINE - EMCellenl condition but In no cote exceeding 11 per centum per annum. The payment for the tote - Chfck the USED FURNITURE CEN WANTED - Flute, open twiti,. HolmHolnes* ploc*. Sett -canto Ined. awning, |och hitch IEROF RED BANK. FlMfurnlturt lor or Powell. 747J924 mirror*, portable tonk, thowert, mon '•SI 197 Stm«U»«(y Ave. 741-775* 133 Income Property extra*. Coll In eves., 741-5137 MMi MIODLETOWN - Ranch home, USTOM THREE-BEDROOM - G E- 10 PORTACOLOR . TV - In TABLE With lour LtiiiUi, walnut, furnithed. three bedroom*, den, fire onch, builder's home, den, beamed 25' SUPERIOR MOTOR HOME - 13 peVcentJm'per annum ond the" munRiartVti'iJwil hove the tame ramttfUt ll b. never uttd. Excellent with leaf, I7S, four-piece sectional sofo, REAL ESTATE place 747-3934. tiling, flreplact, new luxury kitchen wofomlly In Keyport Immtdlolt Equipped for year-round (ravel New and rights 01 other purchases, including fhe right to bar or foreclose the rle/ht 4710 needs cover, US, solid walnut buffet, RENTALS MIODLETOWN - Two-bedroom lo»ts galore Spanish design Sunken POIWSIIon. STERLING McCANN tires. Cruitomotlc. Call 671-Utl 1100. portable Whirlpool washer, 1100. house with living room, kitchen, both. vlna room, beautiful! 145,9« PAUL REAL ESTATE BROKER, 546 9444 The take will be mode ond conducted In accordance with the prevliltM ol i.'Hi S HOODED WINTER JACKETS Coll before 3 p.m., S4I 3301 id 1325 per month plu* utilities. One- . BOVA INC., REALTOR, 471-3544. APACHE TRAILER 1973 - the statute of the State of New Jersey entitled "An Act concerning unpaid - Sites 7 to 14, 111 Call today after 3 ABLE - Three In one, dining, core month security, references required. 153 JOB tlberglat, Mesa, link stove, Icebox tones ond ouettmenti and other municipal charge, til real property, and pm lor best selection. 3**ll*5. md bumper pool. Excellent condlllon 101 Apartments Coll Peggy, 9 S, 717-6400. CUTE N COZY RANCH wo-fomliy In Keyport Immediate Well cored tor 471S453 >ostestlon. STERLING McCANN providing for the collection thereof by the creation ond enforcement t) Ment QUEER - FlDkall wool tutu, yeTlow :ost 1400. One year old. Beit offer. Cal< AAA RENTAL 5ERVTCE"^ New r COACHMEN MOTOR HOME - 197 thereon (Chapter 5, of the Title 54 of the Rtvlted Statute*) and acts and green, ond pillows Mongolian MONMOUTH BEACH - Huge cutlom •eried itarttr Mlddletown ranch wltt tEAL ESTATE BROKER, 56«Vf666 WV. fully eoulpped, 10,000 miles. Ex suppiomentar y thereto ond amendatory thereof. tali dally, never a fee for tenon Cope Cod. Two baths, bar and FIRE ttree bedrooms, one bath, loroe 33 tEO BANK-INCOME PROPERTY — iamb carpet*. Never uied Ml* Furnlthed ond unfurnished home* ond vlng room and eat-In country kl/chen celient condlllon. Sleeps seven. Mov Al any time before the tote, tht undtrtlgntd win receive payment of the I etiontous |ewelry ond pointings PLACE 1350 with aorogt. wo one-bedroom apartments, lovely Ing, mutt Mil. 747^4* amount due on ony property with the Interest and cott* up to ihe time ot ill UH npartmtntt TEICHER AGENCY, RE 747-94J4 STATE RENTALS Bkr. his home Is In mint condlllon ond Ihe eo, ample porklng, walking dlstam ALTORS. 317 Oceonport Ave.. Ocean CONTINENTAL TRAILER 1971 - Set payment MIM AW . Electric Leii p"oui~copy. port •unsoo POINT PLEASANT 80RO - t.ovrly contained. II', excellent condition The told lands, tublecl to tale described on accordance with fhe tan block, looks good and ploys goad With two-bedroom, kids.petto k.1300 Mon liwlet. N J 7J9-27M •eatonoble. 3*4-5171. duplicate, Including the name of the owner at shewn an the last tax duplicate APE RECORDER - Open reel. Ttoc, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Coprl mouth Rentols moiSOBkr 135 fee. ILBERON - BeoutlFul expanded and oaareoate ol taxes, ond other municipal charge* which were a lien iaw 1110 (oil Sinn/ 1300 two speed*. 10 reels blunk lopes, Apartments, one and two bedroom FOR RENT thereof on the thirty flrtt day of December, 1977, exclusive, however, ol me GUITARIST - Cuifom node, electric, excellent condition U50. »4J 43*7^ apartment*. Close to (hopping. Heat, RIVER PLAZA - Two bedroom*. 1'/. . Three bedrooms, two both; 134 Farm Property "leepi tight lien for taxes for the year ot >fTO are listed below: life lime guotantee, from 1450. John V hot water Included In rent, ttartlng at bath*, den, Florida room, fireplace, ovely grounds and super location. 'I-TI04. * M"™ Bin e, " " THE USED FURNITURE CENTER central olr, In-ground heated pool, COUNTRY HOMES - Colt* Neck, five Slonemon, tuilom guitars m 'Jvt 1775 per month. Call 191-0006 for G & 6 Realtors S3< 3W0 4T34430 GILES RV - 19M, encellent condlllon W Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bonk polntmonl. mature couple preferred. Reply Bon ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR acre*, two houses, ahop; Wall Two., NAME Been*. Hoi been* ond Why Not* Q 734, The Dally Reglsttr, Shrewsbury, U acres, cottage, shop, brook; independent unit. IISOO. Coll days 4 II J Chlorullo IMSH.IrUooAvo. HAMMOND & BALDWIN N.J. 07701. Member Real Eitate Eachange Howell, ten acres, large born, pond, Stl-4747, Eves., 741-OHl THREE BEDROOM SETS - One IA S 6. Such I w. Front SI. PIANO AND ORGAN Hozlet, $150 cottaoe; Mlddletown, seven acres, four M oB E.SIM II* Frontll modern, one Colonial ond one child Three room spot, Palmtr Ave. Move RUMSON - Colonial with three warn «droom*. horse born, city utllititt, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT CENTER lll , Lki e ne b pi g ad mat today. bedrooms, dining room, porch, double (REPLACE SEVENTIES FREE MILEAGE ft INSURANCE IA I Oakland trwtitm.nt Co IIW Fronts! l Like i garoge. eMctMent location. 1450 :ios*lc Colonial, four lorge bedroomi Tlnton Fall*. 14 ocres, grand Colonial, CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW, » I AHutcll 1S-1I E. Pronl SI ess Also, like new 9*15 rug, living 747-9434 STATE RENTALS 6k V) luxury bath., dining room, gourme torn; or, 13 acre*, large Coloniol. Dlvliion of Altenberg »m furniture Bedtpreodt. curtain* 741-ofcs, 7477911. b H emn Bro LOW RATES 3394473. L. Mouor umivirlld Plono House iiKeilantous item* Will bargain HAZLET - Semi-furnished itudlo, n. ;ltchen, breaktatt nook, coiy den. Ful C. Forroll MOMxhonkSI Old you know lease, free bill*. Only 1170 Monmouth SHREWSBURY - Two^edroom, llv basement partially finished Two-cai all 3*4 17»1 before 1 ond after 4 pm Ing room, kitchen, both Close lo train* aroge. Molar appliance. Carpeting E SMMor We Are N.J.'5. Rentolt 774415^Bkr. *35 Ite TIRES - Two Dtlta Durattf*! ond butei, USO a month plu* utilities ME'LMFS AGENCY ^ ^ J,r My Shorl Scoh C ik ft. Largest and Oldest . Rrt u, studded radlol snow tires on HIGHLANDS - Woferwltch Ave., un Call 741-0357 or 747-0041. 137 Lots & Acreage Imt, 175. Walnut bedroom tet, twin furnished efficiency oportment, 1140 a 71-StM 4*34600 WINNEBAGO 23 - Completely sel .•road SI. Piano Dealer month. No pels. References. 391-3*40 T1NTON FALLS DELUXE - Hu_- GREAT INVESTMENT BERDEEN - 143 Orchard (Building contained. Many extra*, plus color TV Sn*rwood Rootty 7 .rood SI. bed, triple dresser, night stand, 1100 Low mileage Excellent condlllon MNodrlclitE oorn.1 S7»Shr,«,i>u,»»v. Matofl and Hamlln, Klmball. Sohmer, 495 3374. after e p.m. J two bedroom home on acre. Garoge wo bedroom ranch, aluminum siding 13, Lot 3). S0x9S', 13000 ntt. Realtor, Baldwin, Kawal. Knoba, Everett, Cur and country extras. Under 1300. 50X100' lot, 11300 towards closing Un P.O. Pox S1U, Riverside, Co. 93517. 671 Je*3. Slwtwtbvry Av. HIGHLANOS — One-two bedroorr 747-9434 STATE RENTALS B^r 11 OtFor.u AVI. ner, Mardman ond Player pianos TOP SOIL oportments, waterfront. For appoint on Beach. House rented tor !75t. good* HAZLET - Choice building lot. Will UNION BEACH - Two or three nvestmenl. PAUL P. BOVA INC., RE DoForoll Av* LARGE DISPLAY OF ment, coll 229-0*51 or 391 S7U. ALTOR. 471-3544. build to suite. SPECIAL EHeoly 15 Shrowitou, v Av. bedroom house, 1350 per month, 1250 264 #999 or 344-4194 WJohnson GRAND PIANOS. NOTICE S W Monmoulft SI HIGHLANDS - Efficiency, sultoble security. Avollobte Oct. lit. 495-0411 HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS E Stovotat JBIosI 7* Brldo. AVO. 300 MAIN STREET TRACTOR - Tore 34" cut, good con tor one person. 1175 per month Includes Call the Kerr Agency, Inc. 1EANSBURG - Building lot, 50M 100, ASBURV PARK, N.J. 07713 dlllon 1300 ' ulllitles, plut one months security and Idewalkt ond curb. Corner Woodtlde Rometcof Reolly 135-137 Monmouth SI 77ST10b •715*54 reference*. Call 391-3003. 103 Rentals To Share 43a River Rd., Fair Haven, 741-4477 ive. ond Grove PI. 14000. 717-3*05 Romescot Really t33Monmwner owns two homes, will deal, 11300 .MK Ent.rprlut Hjebuihel. 1700. IENGOFLORIST.il I celMnt, U0 Ar conditioner, 10,000 One bedroom, view ot the bay Heat, turntthed, efficiency aportmenft and awards closing cod Two bedroom FOUND - Little gray ond white ___ S 17A CMK E UM Morrlion Av. Ncwmon Springs Rd., Tlnton Falls ! BTU. needs tret n. WO 13-strino pulloi hot water and cooking got. 1335.motel unit*. Dally/weekly/monthly ADULT PARK — Two resole unil* Vk Rhodoi inc ovoiloble. One bedroom furnished, possibly Poodle, ot Noveslnk Counlr Klovotn, Inc Harrlion Avo. Ml 1O3I Modlero, — 717-4175. roles. Maid service/all utilities. Trod* Club. Coll 143 3364 until 5; 143-3471 ofte 101 ShrowU>ury Av. 1 Winds Motel. U7 1137. 19000. Two-bedroom, 114,000. Garden Sourlli. T JEWELRY - To settle estate Worn TV- KEANSBURG - J , room*, heat, alt Park Mobile Home*. J44-39M, HMoodows 117 H7AOoklondSt rn 1 diamond and aiiorted rings. Gold conditioner S735. 13 (art St KEYPORT — Ranch, three bedrooi GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - LOST - Female German Shtphei JPortir bracelet, platinum and diamond Cglt 7t;-6Ml 105 Summer Rentals spacious living room, country kitchen month* old, block fact, llgh J Porktr Nacelet, diamond stud earring., other iethony Rd.. Hoilel. Adult pork. Walk Pup, three M H aitorfld lewelry Musi sell Coll KEANSBURG - Four room opart ull bait), oil neat, hot a thopplng ond N.Y but. 344-J911. TWO BUCKET SEATS - Ideal to van ment. heat ond hot woter, 1110a month MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroom, wall carpeting, much Bras** conversion. 160, Jig Sow. Craftsman, Pel 1*1 occupancy. 495 3794 after 4. two bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private erent homes to see. From 131.000 to MOBILE HOME INSURANCE KENMORE ELECTRTC- Stove wlffl 140. Golf clubs, 13 Irons, two woodt, golf course, tennis courts, beach ond 143,000. 10% llnonce ovoilaUe through REE quotes ond binders by phone, LOST - Vicinity Sea Bright Pharma complete with mrl ond aolf balls. W0 country club. Close to all retort* builder. 364 3131 days. 739 Iff nlghf ALL TOLL-FREE IOM»-f7a3. cy, brown ond white Chlhuof.ua, re »3L.HMOnAv. 747-4445. dov! I 7735541 ward. Phone 741 MB1 or 139 7101 O.Aovnon exfrat _ LITTLE SILVER - New on the mar CWahon 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr ict. Three-four bedroom Cope on Vt 40 Real Estate Wanted KITCHEN IfT — Table, four 106 Furnished Rooms 211 Special Notices W Millar ULilgMonVl.' Ouod condlllon, S&S KEVPORT — Colonial Montlon on the II Wllllomi bay, one-bedroom apartments, »M5 -LLEN S, HAZELTON - Realtor, 7i N Sprlno*r Coll 747-4757 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Single Member Real Estate Exchange Quail ALL DRIVERS INSURANCE — Low TWO JET SKIS - 11.400 Cicrlltnl ond up Includes oil utilities. Sultoble ed Illtlnas deilred Bilford. 717/500. rate*, mar" NSprlngor LAWN MOWER/TRACTOR - • H.P., condition, hardly ever u»cd. Call )pr oikilts No pet* 739 3507. room, near but, shopptn LITTLE SILVER JOaify HOP monthly plm wcurl MINI ESTATE Rumwn, 143 JMO M Emnion eleclrk starter with M Itul swevpei. 49S-9J7t or 717 7)09. ofter 5 p.m. KEYPORT - Two bedroom*, _.. B «» or best offer Daytime, Ul 1600. TWO END - Table*, coffet toblt KEANSBURG - Furnished rooms and Spoclou. four-bedroom, three-bath ISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - Ii ANodUr Fves and weekends U749V furnished, Inquire for terim. 1775 a ulf-brlck home on over two acres Ktontburg-MlddltlownMailtt PSYCHIC 75 M voccorIlia ihelvlng unil. Trodlllonal 1150 month. 364-3)H Boyt. 739-1H9 tVt furnished apartment*. 7SA H NV t LB »» 7174OW or 7»7-9tSI his builder's home has many cutlom lolmdel aria THE SMOLKCI AGEN CLAIRVOYANT TSt IHA cii mts3a KEYPORT - Church St.. all utilities eaturcs including two rooms for enler Y, 7>7-om, 1 Pillllo IKMapliAv. y*or oli RED BANK - Room with kitchen prlv olnlng with wet bar. Quarry tile ver MRS. SYLVIA 7SB l<7 L Morrlf TWO COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD - rlvatc. Only 1*5, hurry. Gifted Reader eV True Advltor M Control Avo. i p rr> Bed\, bedding occessorle* eatro. Ont STATE RENTALS Bkr lleget. Sultoble for working gentlemen anaa with wrought Iron railing, Florida RUMSON - Building lot wanted. Quiet C Vlncinl ' J Shr.wioury Av. Coll 741-SJH. oom, den with fireplace. Born In rec street. Principal! only. Reply to Box On All Problem. Of Life E Krlto>lci LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS (fudtnl desk One carpet sweeper Cl Are Your Worried? 77 !7E 3»r«O.Av. 7I7-4IM. of property has electric ond water I 303. The Dally Regliier. Shrewsbury, 77 U ContlnonlalAdv. .UW.»igmPI VERTICAL BLINDS studio, one and ... suitable for horses, artist's studio < 7701. Afraid To Moke DeclilonsT C Yarbrouoh X\ OFF LIST! 108 Commercial Just One Consultation 71 I •3 Rlvor SI INE - Maytog. en , o 1340, all utilities. 3«S nobbles. Two-car brick goroge wit 71 II R. Wllllomi »tonk SI iree delivery. Etenby Products Coll :ellent condlllon. 1100 Ga, cRithrs Oceon Blvd., 739-3371. Will Give You The Answer A Monltlro »l 364 ibU tof Ojuatr Rentals lectrlc opener; etc., etc , etc. Call for 71 O !70Shr.wU)uryAv. appointment, 1141,500. For Appointment Call 71 !SC M Aliton ll3Wl.rj.nPI. (IKE NEW - Two piece Quetn Long Branch, $165 1700 SQ FT. STORE - Available Ot CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtors. MLS 542-9500 71 17 E Lowrtncc IM W. B.rv.n PI. Sleeper **ctlonol ond TV headiest Second Avt , utilities free, total com once. 774 River Rd., Fair Haven, 4 Parker Ave , Little Sliver II 13 WEBER BABY GRAND 747-3114 offer 4 p.m. TAKE TWO MINUTES - For freed Rust color SUS Call tM 3474 or 1700 tori 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-W93; Eves t4»-SSJ3 152 Boats & (y lift; coll 671 9011, Dial A Pray •I I1A JCoirT 114 L.lgnlon Av. CALL JfUMJf LONG BRANCH — Spartan studio, free LITTLE SILVER Presbyterian Church, MkMlttown. •I 131 J Coin IM L.lohton Av. •1 I3C COoan IKLilaMonAv. WEDDING GOWN - Beautiful, asking tilities red |l S35S M NEW ON MARKET Accessories WANTED - Loale*' who with to •I ISO C PtMl I7S. Coll CENTER HALL COLONIAL IllI Llhjrrtm *»•. •tvebedrooms;tWadftvsv wUI-lh Mich- fTVlEb BOAT - Utility ryot. IM celve free merchandise. •I II OBou 741 3iW en, family room with raised hearth Coll MJ tO*» after S Unknown ATTRACTIVE - Modern office In rt bottom, trailer Included Asking USO. ALucoi WESTINGHOUSE 14 LB. WASHER - (replace, screened porch. 741-9*15, between 4-7 p.m. S !? ii.^1!. search center, Red Bonk. Available Ir J Kotrill 42 Tllton Ave. NEVER USED- Wetllnghouse. heovy One week old, owner needs larger mo STATE RENTALS Bkr. two. three, lour rooms or larger unit* 212 Travel Unknown duty wosher ond stocked dryer, G chine, a yob ot 1121. ITMWt. ir lt» FLEETCRAFT - Cutty cabin. S !. Chopin Avt. Low renl, Full services 741-9595. portable Mat, IS h.p. Mercury motor H IC Unknown Chopin Avt. refrlpefotor'fre«i»r, IS.* cu ft., go MATAWAN - Ken Garden*, big one BEAUTIFUL - Office space. Broad Transportation M l<3 W Orlflln Beit of" 74I471S WHITE DOUBLE DRESSER - With ond two bedroom apartments starting Lllct n«w. Call t-s, Sa-iw. or M! »ll] litW. Wei tilde Ave l t mirror, white chest o SI., Red Bonk. Professional building. 1 HA 71 J Kawoll at UK. Carpeting throughout. Air con H MEYERS BOAT - Win Iralllr. »• W Bergen PI. f t d i dilloning Lois ot parking Swimming Multiple porting. 747-9100 LONG BRANCH — Four-bedroom, AUTOMOBILE DRIVER - Seek ..- MA n F Potllr If* UtflhtM Ave. LOVE SEAT - Two choirs, gold vtl two story, two baths, kitchen, dining Brond now. Two months ok). Polo W. Ryan pool ond Tennis Courts Your very own UM. wiling lor IIOM Call »I-47U WontlMe Individual to dtlvt officer I HA in av W WestsIde Ave, with mirror* on slde«. Three pH polio Walk to shopping ond N.Y. City BROAD ST I - Red Bank Moder, oom, living room, utility room, full 11 toHMoaaowt J7J Bridge Av. WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR - 1 toblt, glo»* lop Coll 3*4-4037. office suite* 175 per month Carpet, basement, full attic, wall-to-wall H FI1E8OLASOAMEFISMEB - Till 11 is CVartrougK »3 Shrmoury Avi. 17.9 cu. ft Excellent condition 1200 commuting. SU-4010 Open 9 ami large private parking oreo. Mott ot carpeting, patio with pot grill. Close to MACHINERY FOR SALE - EIL Rang* with oven, excellent condition, p m , Mon. to Frl. n 31 SI. Morki Lotto. m Shrewibury Ave. street sweeper minor repolrt needt tractive, convenient Telephone tores and transportation FHA 00 SSsagriKs N IA CTopol Ill W Berotn h. 1100 After 4 p m , 3*4-0535 _ MIDDLETOWN 741-3313 before 1 p.m. Rocor Company, •IPfl. 7»77Set 41 Monmouth St.. Red Bonk. Church ol Our Lord ii willow ii. WROUGHT IRON - Toblt. four Five furnished rooms - FIBEHCUtS (OAT ITO - III) SOukoi « Willow SI, MOVING - Mvditerranton toff choirs, bor, sewing machine, chest ol Coll 741-1771 DELUXE OFFICE SPACE - Avail LOOKING FOR AN ORIGINAL? - Co- WRyan IB Willow StSt. law*, modern coffee table, cele drowert. drowr, bed £al| 747^7^ MODERN APARTMENT - Near Ht Morgan Center. 390 Norwood onlol. solid brick, built 1116 Fine con- 213 Instruction C Tumor »lll WWillow BBI. green, Ih** *g»«< wrtwrt fr», h 2ENITH COLOR TV - Al U, US.transportation, best lime to call before ?ve.. Deal, N.J Approximotelv 500 *a. dition. Four bedroomi, two tireptoces 16' FUERGLAS STARCRAFT - If74 I MMewmo n IffIf Ingt • noon 495-0414. ft . corpeted, air conditioned' up. two down, modernlied kitchen, SO hp. Mercury engine with only 60 C Rultlnl a•Ate»I.A»r loroe two-car garage. One acre, beau hours, reclining wots, walk through ANEW « HOUR - Morning real n Mouror.S BI Hi* A OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Just 149 week ttully kind*coped. e> mite* North of windrtleld, Vinyl faced canvas t2£ "- llcentlng course. Ocl. itn. »l?s HSwOmon lISHuoOnAv. III. Comm#rctal " i, kids and pets o k No leot*! NearRI Blrvhomton. Nf Imm " •Me an* aaca rurtalni 1974 Long •- iiiMe, m«m. J Cott uponcy Call 115-733-U33. trailer. Excellent condition. 17m Property 747-9414 STATE RENTALS Bkr 774-4*79. ttiSStt. 72 Garage Sales DOWNTOWN RED BANK - Prime FOREIGN LANGUAGES REASONABLE RENT - Garoge office space with on-slte parking One CAT IfM - WIW trailer. or. poto mnT •FOR SALE Yard Soles apartment, all utilities Included. In n< Mock to-Broad street and Hospital. Will change for part time services Adult* ll to it E MUSIC LESSONS - PkMO, Ond . Noman GoMrns. COLTS NECK - Moiling Rd, oilpreferred, no pet*. Reply BON Q 331, ep! — and the absentee owner wonts wind*, btajwmr*, lw«trmt

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*••* f\* Beetle Bailev 20 TheDfetfyRegfcter SHREWSBURY.NJ TUESDAY.SEPTEMBERS, 1978 Prosecutor survey Leaders advise to save taxpayer $ By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI to evaluate the office. prosecutors only had to try FREEHOLD - An in-depth cases. cautious optimism office management and per- "We are In the middle of a sonnel survey began yesterday revolution In the criminal Jus- A prosecutor today must be By LINDA ELLIS soon, and no doubt Jor- agreement puzzling They of the county prosecutor's of- tice system," said Richard J. knowledgeable and skilled in danian participation in this can never settle that in just fice at the request of county Williams, Atlantic County budget management, per- Are* Jewish, Egyptian framework for peace will be three months Egypt badly Prosecutor Alexander D. Prosecutor, explaining that sonnel management, paper and Christian leaders are discussed, and It is likely needs peace, but how badly Lehrer. being a prosecutor today is not management besides knowing generally agreed on Hussein will make commit- Is badly? We can't forget the Mr. Lehrer requested the what It was years ago when how to try cases, he said. "cautious optimism" in the ments." Palestinians, the issue we survey so he could determine aftermath of the Camp Ismail Eldumlatl, a have fought for for over 30 how efficiently the office is David accords native of Alexandria and an years," Mr Saleh noted "I being operated and what "I am a little afraid that engineer at Bell Telephone trust Sadat is doing (he right changes, if any, should be people will expect too much Laboratories in Holmdel, thing. Unless Jordan be- made. He said that It should too toon," Rabbi Dov Lerner said he would like to see "the comes party to this, though, save him time by eliminating of Temple Beth Ahm. end of conflict" between his nothing Is settled. I think trial and error programs and Matawan, said. "There are native country and Israel. they will, but Syria will take should save the taxpayers many details to be realized "It's exciting to see that longer — much longer." thousands of dollars. and resolved. It will be In the at least there Is dialogue," "My feeling, and my hus- "I am not saying that there nature of the negotiators to Mr. Eldumlatl said, "and band's, was that most of the Is anything wrong with the of- be as hardhearted and can- President Sadat seems much pressure was put on Begin." fice," said Mr. Lehrer, who tankerous as possible in or- more reasonable than people Barbara Fleischer of Little was sworn In as county prose- der to reflect their consti- thought he would be. I give Silver, regional Hada.ssah cutor Aug. 31. He added that tuencies. him a lot of credit He lived vice president, said one of his goals as prosecutor "But to sit In front of the through the turmoil of the "Israel is giving up the Is to modernize and pro- TV and watch those men Nasser regime, and It took a entire Sinai and what is fessionalize the office. shake hands in the East lot of courage for him to visit Egypt giving up'' Nothing The survey team will look Room of the White House; to Jerusalem and now to come but fancy words The hug at at every aspect of the prose- bear M nachlm Begin as- to Camp David. People the end may be the most cutor's office, Including sure Israelis In Hebrew that should know that Egyptians important thing that hap- clerical staff, detective staff peace Is within our hands want peace as much as eve- pened. I am optimistic, but and the prosecutor's staff and gives me an overwhelming ryone else full of fear," Mrs. Fleischer will furnish Mr. Lehrer a re- sense of privilege and gift of "Egypt was never In full- said. "What If In five years port Is about a month's time. participation," Rabbi fledged conflict until we Egypt masses troops on the The survey will not cost Lemer said. "I saw recog- were attacked by Israel in Sinai? Israel will have no county taxpayers a cent. It Is nition on the part of the U.S ltM. The Palestinians are defense. We have been being conducted by personnel and Egypt that Israel Is the root of the problem and burned so many times by from the office of James F. NEW ROLE — Sidney B. Johnson, former mayor ot eager to make peace as long unless these people are ac- promises. Mulvlhill, deputy attorney gen- Monmouth Beach, center, Is sworn In to the newly at there are certain as- comodated one way or an- "Begin is a patriot, a eral, who is chief of the prose- created post of Assistant County Prosecutor for surances." other then not much has brilliant man, and I am sure cutors' section of the Division Administration. Superior Court Judge Merrltt Lane Tadeusz Swietochowski, been achieved. If the he would never, knowlingly, Rabbi Barry Dov Lerier of Criminal Justice, and by Jr., county assignment |udge, right, performs the a Monmouth College history Palestinians are given in- do anything that would lead personnel from prosecutor's swearing In as County Prosecutor Alexander D. professor who specializes In ternational status and recog- to Israel's destruction. Only adequate security guaran- have a vision now of free office of Atlantic, Burlington. Lehrer, left, holds the Bible. the Middle East and has nition, they will act accord- he could have made this tees The settlements In the travel between Tel Aviv and Camden, Morris, Ocean and studied In Lebanon, sees "no ingly and fight the ex- agreement. If the Labor Raflah Salient, the strips of Cairo. Israel gave up a tre- Union counties. ground for euphoria" and tremists among them- Party had done II, they territory southeast of the mendous amount because The office survey of the cautions that "disappoint- selves," Mr. Eldumlatl con- would have been dismissed Gaza Strip, will be a big is- our border Is so close to Monmouth County Prose- ment" will probably be the tinued. "People In the Arab as doves," she concluded sue. That was the corridor home, but it shows that we cutor's office is the first in- majority reaction In the world accept that Israel is "I feel a combination of used by the Egyptian army always meant what we said, depth office survey to be con- Arab world to the summit here to stay and is strong euphoria and boundless ex- when they Invaded. I pray," that all we want is peace. ducted by the Division of Crim- efforts. enough militarily to accept citement and gratitude to he concluded, "that this will "Sadat seems sincere, inal Justice. The division had "It will depend on their peace with some chance. If God, and pride," Rabbi Jack all be worked out In peace." but we have good reasons to conducted surveys in county political orientation, but Egypt signs the peace trea- Rosoff of Congregation Bnal The Rev. Dr Edward be skeptical. Begin changed prosecutor's offices in the there will be general con- ty, then It will push the rest Israel, Rumson, said. "For VanderHey, pastor at First many of his previous stands past, but they were of a limited cern about the West Bank of the Arab world toward a 30 years, Israel has been un- Baptist Church In Red Bank, for what he sees as the best scale, said Mr. Mulvlhill. settlements," Or. more moderate position, and der the gun and for the first sees President Carter's role thing for Israel, and he The deputy attorney gener- Swietochowski said. "I see peace will benefit the United time there exists the possi- In the historic talks as "in shows great courage," Mrs. al said that he believes that his the term of five years as States as well as the Middle bility of peace. accordance with his Chris- Balaban said. "His words office will make this In-depth being set In order to gamble East." "Begin gave the lie to all tian commitment to carry from a children's song in survey available to other coun- TRICORNE that a new, non-PLO leader- "I was amazed that so the editorials written calling out a ministry of reconcil- Hebrew. 'We have brought ties, adding that It could be ship will emerge In much happened at Camp him cold and inflexible," iation. peace to you,' brought tears helpful to new prosecutors Palestine. There Is no ques- David," Adel Saleh, a coun- Rabbi Rosoff continued. "I "I am proud of him; he to my eyes." when they take office. tion that Camp David is a tryman and Bell Labs col- have met him, and he is took a lot of risks," Dr. Van- Moshe Ben-Melr, state di- Mr. Lehrer said that before FARM blow to the PLO." league of Mr. Eldumiatl, warm and open, sincere. derHey. who made a study rector of the Jewish Defense he asks the county Board of Israel has said it will end said. "I felt Begin would not Now everyone knows that. tour of Israel last year, said. League's New Jersey Freeholders for increases in RIDING ACADEMY Its military rule of the West give In, especially on the We didn't ever want territo- "When I was there, It Division (JDL). said the staff or salaries, he wants to be Bank of the Jordan River West Bank Issue. Sadat is no ry for territory's >sake. We seemed hopeless - the search JDL will only favor "a real, sure that the resources the of- 207 Holland Rd. 671 105 7 Holmdel over a five-year period, fool, so I am sure Egypt has got peace and that is all we for peace. Jimmy Carter's meaningful and secure fice is given are being effi- while retaining some mili- been promised serious nego- ever wanted. After four faith generated the kind of peace from which normal ciently used for the benefit of tary outposts. tiations and practical points wars, we're entitled. courageous action he took trade relations and ex- the county. • QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS "Sadat's desire for peace of view on the issues of the "There will be a healthy because politically it almost change of diplomats can re- The county prosecutor said Is very real," Dr. West Bank. I see the Sinai as debate In the Knesset," he seems naive." sult. that his "office is an open • INDOOR RIDING RING Swietochowski said. "His an artificial problem, a said. "Jews are emotional "It was a beautiful sur- "We don't know the fine book" to the evaluators. country is poor and over- bargaining position that Be- people with many different prise," Anna Balaban of print yet, and it appears the The in-depth survey will re- populated and depends for a gin could take back to his points of view, so I can make Fair Haven, co-chairwoman agreement between Sadat sult in a tremendous savings of • REASONABLE RATES great deal on the U.S. The parliament so they would no prediction on how the of the Woman's Division, and Begin gives back all the tax dollars to the people of question of Jordan's reaction feel a part of this," Mr. Saleh Knesset will vote. But the Greater Red Bank Area land that thousands of Is- Monmouth County, said Mr. Is an Interesting one. King added vote will reflect the will of UJA, and an Israeli resident raelis fought, bled and died Lehrer, adding that it could Call 671-1057 Hussein Is coming to the U.S. "I find the West Bank the country for peace with for most of her life, said. "I for," Mr. Ben-Meir said. cost between 110,000 to 115,000 If a private firm was engaged

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