Your stolen car could wind end up in a fchop shop' WASHINGTON (AP) - la the time It take* to read three transmission, which carry vehicle identification numbers, and Outside Chicago, Senate investigators found chop shops in paragraphs of this story, an automobile will hive been stolen parts. The chop shop drafts a "pull sheet" with instructions for quickly market the rest. Secretive as spy agencies, chop shops Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Indianapolis, Miami, somewhere in the United Sutes Chances ire one in 14J that It a "mule" — or thief — on what kind of car to steal. don't allow thieves, chopping crews, or marketers to know one New York City, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Hammonton, N.J., and wlUbeywn. The mule searches shopping mall, theater and restaurant another. rural North Carolina. But the racket has victimized virtually parking lots Within M to 120 seconds, a professional can A carls stolen every It seconds Th«t'« :,7«0 a day, MS.500 a This picture emerges from a four-month investigation by every automobile owner. year. The cost it $4 billion annually, including the cars, higher penetrate door and steering-wheel locks. According to the FBI, Illinois Republican Sen. Charles Percy's sUff on the Senate It contributed to a 52.4 percent rise over three years in the auto Insurance premiums, police and trials. he can steal 30-15 cars a week at 1200-1500 a car One ring in Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Hade available to cost of automobile insurance Because chop shops target their Chicago used teen-agers, paying 125-150 per car. For yean, auto theft was one of the most frequently solved The Associated Press, the staff report shows that chop shops area for thefts, Chicago central city residents pay an average of crimes, but now that has changed dramatically. If your car is The most likely targets are expensive. In one city, Cadillacs have grabbed much of the market and extended operations 9138 for theft insurance compared to $30 for suburban residents, are as common as American Motors cars, but 12 times as many stttton the chance of recovering it has dropped from 86 percent across state lines. according to State Farm Insurance. to "ft U)» percent and the chance of the case being solved has Cadillacs are stolen In Chicago, (or instance, police say 25 to 40 percent of stolen Ironically, while chop shops inflate insurance prices, infla- dropped from MS percent to 14.1 percent. The mule leaves the car at a drop-off point listed on the pull vehicles end up in chop shops. The parts end up across town or tion in the cost of new parts contributes to chop shop success^ sheet. The site is watched to detect police. When it's safe, In (act, if your car Is stolen, there is a growing chance that as far away as Los Angeles, Dallas or San Antonio Texas For Instance, Investigators were told a new nose for a 1975 another crew delivers the car to the chop shop, usually an within 48 hours it will be chopped Into untraceable parts and officials suspect Midwest chop shops supply salvage yards along Chevrolet Monte Carlo costs (1,(07 with labor. A used nose from abandoned bungalow or an empty gas station sold to a salvage yard. Texas highways that have late model front ends stacked up four a legitimate salvage yard would cost $1,290, but a chop shop The chopping crew drains the gas tank, removes the doors, Once primarily committed by teen-age Joy-riders, auto theft and five deep. could provide it for WW-1800 • and cuts the car apart with a circular saw and blow torch. A has increasingly drawn professionals The FBI calls It "the With organized crime has come violence Percy's staff And service is faster. Automaker delays can range up to two good crew earns $400-1800 per car most lucrative, illegitimate business today." Organized crime linked II unsolved murders in the Chicago area and four in New months. But chop shops deliver overnight and can provide has refined it by establishing smoothly operated "chop shops." According to the FBI, one Midwest chop shop operator York City to auto theft rackets. Last month, three shotgun assembled front ends, which come from Detroit in 12 pieces. grosses 135,000 to $40,000 a week and pays $10,000 for protection Operating with pit-stop efficiency, chop shops dismantle a blasts were fired into the bedroom of an Illinois investigator The staff report said chop shops operate this way: to police and local officials and $5,000 in "tribute" to a crime car in two to three hours, dispose of the engine, dashboard and working on auto thefts. Another investigator's car was burned The crime begins with a call from a salvage yard ordering syndicate. • The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 106 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 15 CENTS For Monmouth County votes Bell, Bradley push hard By SHERRY CONOHAN dale and Sen. Edward (Ted) talk about issues. I just want to other end of the line." fight inflation any belter than four or five issues and yet no Jeff Bell. Republican can- Kennedy, D-Mass., Into New thank you for the whole team," Earlier in the day, Mr with a 10-cent beer," Mon- matter how we blow them out didate for the U.S. Senate, and Jersey to attack his tax cut he told members and guests of Bradley received warm praise mouth County Republican of the water with the facts. BUI Bradley, his Democratic plan. He cited particularly a the Bayshore Democratic Or- from Lillian Carter at a Demo- Chairman Benjamin II they have stuck to those is- opponent, stumped for votes In statement by Mr. Mondale that ganization at Buck Smith's. cratic breakfast in Union for Danskin quipped as he pre- sues." he complained. Monmouth County yesterday . a 30 percent tax cut Is the He said he and other can- his endorsement of the Equal pared to introduce Mr. Bell "I guess it's the technique In their final campaign swings "most dangerous idea" In the didates on the Democratic Rights Amendment and the other Republican can- that if you tell a lie often through the area before tomor- nation today. ticket in Monmouth County "Bill stands for all the didates enough, people will believe It." row's election. "When they are saying that, had been at it day and night for things women need today." A man in the crowd, beer in As examples, he cited Dem- Mr. Bell helicoptered in to they are saying the American months and have done all they President Carter's 80-year-old hand, shot back with a laugh. ocratic assaults on the county Freehold Raceway after a tel- people are not taxed enough," can do. "At this stage of the mother told more than 1.000 "Tryaihcentbeer!" reclamation center as a money evision appearance in New Mr. Bell asserted. camapign, it's pretty much up guests at the breakfast, before After the speeches were losing operation, and on the York for a "Let's Roll Back In choosing between him to you," he told the party heading to Long Island and over and the rally broke up. use of federal revenue sharing the Taxes and Prices" rally and Mr. Bradley, he continued, faithful, and urged them to get more campaign stops there. Mr. Danskin said he felt the funds in the county's operating sponsored by the Monmouth the voters will be indicating out the vote on election day. Without mentioning him by election looked good for the budget With regard to the lat- County Republican Organiza- whether they want to keep Turning to Assemblyman name, "Miss Lillian" said Mr GOP. ter, he said both Freehold, tion and said the outcome of going down the same road as Walter J. Kozloski. D Mon- Bell is "absolutely negative to "I just feel we've got a lot where Mr Kane is mayor, and New Jersey's Senate race now on taxes or start on a new mouth. he added with a smile, everything women stand for." of momentum going our way." Middletown. where Mr Mac- would determine the future of path like the one President "Walter told me he's even peti- Freehold Raceway was a he said. "Bell is coming on, the Donald is a township commit- the nation's tax policy. Kennedy followed with his tioned the Pope on my behalf." sea of red balloons emblazoned polls show it, and Coe (Bruce teeman and formerly was mayor, use more than 10 times Speaking from the winner's large tax cut. Mr. Bradley said he felt in white with "Re-elect Lar- G. Coe, Republican opponent rison and Kavalek Free- of Congressman Howard) is as much federal revenue shar- circle under a brilliant Indian "That's why Walter Monmouth County was his sec- ing funds in their budgets as Summer sun to several hun- Cronklte will be watching this ond home and extended a spe- holders" and "Coe for Con- close to Howard — closer than gress" when Mr. Bell arrived anybody has ever been. Just a the 1 percent of the county dred men, women and children race In New Jersey Tuesday cial thank you to Rep James budget they account for. gathered on the rail, the GOP night — to see what the future J. Howard, D-N J . whom he for the GOP rally harkening little shift will do it." Senate hopeful said the one- of tax policy will be not only in said was "out there with me" back to the "good old days," In the freeholder contest, "They have Just been ir- ' third cut In federal taxes that New Jersey but nil across the early In the campaign. At the with beer selling briskly for a where Republican Freeholder responsible." Mr banskin slid he advocates is more neces- country," he said. Shore Casino, where he at- dime and hot dogs and Harry Larrison Jr. and Ernest of the Democratic opposition sary than ever in view of the Mr. Bradley steered clear tended a cocktail party given sauerkraut going for a quar- Kavalek are generally be- Monmouth County Demo- $14 billion in additional taxes of the Issues in his ap- by the Atlantic Highlands ter. lieved to be locked in a tight cratic Chairman John R BASY TO SWALLOW - The cotton candy goes Americans will pay next year pearances at Democratic pre- Democratic Organization, he Kids lined up for pony rides race with their Democratic Fiorino took sharp issue with dtywn easily for 6-year-old Derrick Van Vechten of with Increased social security election cocktail parties at extended another special on the racetrack or munched challengers, Roger Kane and Mr. Danskins charges whi Freehold Township, as he samples the confec- withholding and inflation. Buck Smith's Restaurant in thank you to James R. Snyder, on cotton candy while the New Allan MacDonald, Mr. asked about them a short time tionary delight at Republican pre-election rally In He assailed Mr. Bradley for East Keansburg and at the former mayor and longtime Jersey Hurricanes Color Danskin charged the Demo- later Freehold Township yesterday, but some of the polit- his "adamant rejection of any Shore Casino in Atlantic High- Democratic leader in the Guard and drill team per- crats have run a "rotten" cam- "The reclamation center ical rhetoric that abounded at a host of Democratic tax break," but thanked him lands. borough who also was an early formed to the steady beal of paign filled with "misstate- lost some $330,000 this year and GOP functions that took place during the day for bringing President Carter, "With only two days of the supporter, calling him a drums ments." alone," he retorted. "And It's might have been harder for the guests to swallow. Vice President Walter Mon- campaign left, I didn't want to "friend, helper and pro at the "I don't know how you can "They started in June with See Bell page II Candidates fight erence By DONALD M. KOTHBERG several of the nation's largest $18.7 million to congressional seats. didates to state legislatures. smoking in most public places AP PtdttcW Writer states now appear headed for candidates. -Contests for one-third- of Democrats control both in California and allowing peo- WASHINGTON (AP) - The re-election. A total of 155.5 million Amer- the Senate. With 35 seats to be branches of the legislature in ple in Oregon to buy false teeth 1178 election campaign en- Whether Republicans or icans are eligible to vote on filled this year, two Democrats 36 states to the Republicans' without going through a den- tered its final day with signs Democrats, candidates em- Tuesday, but most forecasts are unopposed. Of the con- five. tist. the mood of America was phasized pocketbook Issues — are that under 40 percent will tested seats, 17 are held by —Variations on California's President Carter, who sent marked by an Indifference un- inflation, taxes and govern- go to the polls. The figure Republicans and 16 by Demo- lax-cutting Proposition 13 in 16 his absentee ballot to Georgia likely to produce dramatic ment spending — and polls might be as low as 33 percent. crats. In the 95th Congress. states. Proposals to ctjl or lim- last week, - campaigned for change In the Democratic Par- show most Americans see lit- In the 1974 mid-term election, Democrats controlled the Sen- it taxes and spending are on Democrats in 19 states over ty's control of Congress and tle difference in how the two 36 percent of the eligible voters ate by a margin of 62 to 38. the ballot in Alabama, Arizo- seven weeks. The president's moat state governments. parties deal with the economy. went to the polls —The governors of J6 states. na. Arkansas. Colorado, Ha- principal theme was "Stick Despite get-out-the-vote Those who do vote will de- 26 of whom are Democrats, waii, Idaho, Illinois, Massa- with me Stick with my pro- campaigns, a low turnout was In an Associated Press-NBC cide the following: nine Republicans and one an chusetts, Michigan. Missouri, grams and we will be suc- expected Tuesday. News poll, 48 percent of those —The entire makeup of the Independent. Overall, there Nebraska. Nevada, North Da- cessful." If historic patterns hold, the responding said their lives will House of Representatives in are 37 Democratic governors kota. Oregon. South Dakota Interviewed on the ABC tel- Republicans, as the party out be neither better nor worse no the 96th Congress, a total of 435 and 12 Republicans. and Texas. evision-radio program issues of power In Washington, should matter who wins the election. seats. When the 95th Congress —Legislatures In 45 states. —Other measures on state and Answers," Sunday, both pick up seats In Congress. The An uncertain factor (his adjourned last month there The Republican National Com- ballots dealing with issues Democratic Party Chairman most optimistic forecasts of year was the heavy flow of were 285 Democrats, 146 Re- mittee committed $1 million to ranging from a ban on the un- John C. White and Republican GOP gains, however, leave the money from special Interest publicans and four vacant a campaign to elect GOP can- ion shop in Missouri, barring Chairman Bill Brock predicted party far short of ending Dem- groups, many of them con- the GOP will gain House seats ocratic control of the House cerned with a single Issue such Brock forecast a gain of 15 THE AMIN SOLUTION - Democratic Nation and Senate. as the Panama Canal treaties to 20 seats, while White said Chairman John C. White, left, theratens GOP Na- As the year of Proposition or federal abortion aid.. he'd be happy if the Demo- tional Chairman BUI Brock with a mock punch 13, of tax protests and de- Federal Election Com- Presses roll again crats lost no more than 33 before taping In Washington yesterday ol ABC's mands for cuts in government mission statistics show politi- In Senate contests, it looked "Issues and Answers." The two discussed tomor- budgets. It would seem like a cal action committees not af- like either party could end up NEW YORK (AP) - News- representing editors and re- All the contracts agreed row's notion election. Brock predicted a slight pain difficult election for Incum- filiated with specific can- porters, followed suit shortly upon call for a pay increase of gaining a seat*r two in seats by Republicans in Congress. bents. Yet the governors of didates or parties contributed rooms and pressrooms came alive as The New York Times after 1 a.m. today, ratifying its $68 a week over a three-year and Dally News went to press agreement with the Times by a period. today, ending the city's three- 22640-121 vote. The Guild had gone on month newspaper blackout. The Guild called Its strike strike in a dispute over fringe With tentative agreements at The Times only Saturday benefits, job security and un- The Inside Story night and talks stalled on sev- ion jurisdiction. The Times River Plaza firemen: with striking unions In hand, the Allied Printing Trades eral demands, including a non- unit said It wanted the same THE WEATHER discrimination clause to pro- benefits accorded Guild mem- Partly waajr May wllk klgas la tke mW te ipper Ms. Council — an umbrella coali- tion of the newspaper unions - tect homosexuals. The coali- bers at the Daily News, when ClsaflTir taalgki twt Umerrew wttk a ckaice of tion made it clear that other those employees ended a four- 'We get no respect'' told employees of the two big skewers. Cematele weatfcer rcptrt page 1. unions would not long support morning papers to report for day strike In June. RIVER PLAZA - Local firemen are company, and they don't give a darn about a Guild strike Jets ts eaatekaek whi II work Sunday for the first time fighting their battles close to home lately. it." Stereotypers were the first The pressmen walked out Dana Htgkci wku S.C. gyauastlrs II since Aug. 9. For the second time in two years, van- He said that last night's fire was started of four unions taking ratifi- Aug. 9, closing the Times. Dai; Beaatleiaeealhelr sleep I* Together the papers serve dals last night set fire to the front door of sometime between 9 p m and 10 p m . just cation votes yesterday to ac- ly News and the New York Meamwtk CtDege LJkrary kMk sale 2* some 3 million readers. the River Plaza Hose Co., leaving its paint after firemen returned from' a two-hour cept contracts. The union Post. Their contract would run AO but one of the unions scorchedand blistered, according to John battle with leaf fires near Chris' Marina on DAILY REGISTER voted tSM4. to go back to six years and guarantee all of Involved had ratified the Flicker, the company's captain. West Front Street. j PHONE NUMBERS work. their 1,508 members work until agreements by yesterday eve- Capt. Fncker noted that both last rhffWH .... tt-MMala Office JU-4»M Pressmen, paperhandlers 1984. while at the same time ning. The Newspaper Guild. allowing publishers to reduce "We get no respect," he lamented, not- night's fire, and the bla'ze of two years ago, ., II Wirree I71IH9 and machinists followed with ing that vandals have also painted graffiti were started with official proclamations TtflFree HMIN Election Day Sale. M% off. easy ratification of their con- manning to levels com- CnamtMl Pmle mensurate with those of press- all over the station's backdoor. Mr. Flicker posted on the door to announce, a general ClaasHMDept J4H7M The Wlckef Basket, Colts tracts by I p.m. By then, edi- said that he suspects local youngsters of election. ClrariattMDept S4MIM Neck. tors at the Times and News rooms of their competitors In IWfrtah—»•• .... II the suburbs. wreaking havoc at the firehouse by litter- The total cost of this year's vandalism HllWItft -.-. SI Sptrtt Dept. 542-49*4 Skrtwstwrv Vtiers had completed most of their ing Us backyard, and by shooting holes in now amounts to "a couple of hundred Ltfeatyle ». iBansm. 171-8*9 Support your Police Chief. work on today's editions. Ster- windows with BB guns. dollars." the captain said im Vote Yorg, Crothers & eotypers and paperhandlers Ten of the II unions had Make A Dale M "It's been one thing after another," He said that the township police depart- Hanklns. (Paid for by reached tentative agreement been without contracts at the laMMJ Capt. Flicker said. "It's their own fire ment has been called in to investigate. nwiiiti „.. Shrewsbury Democratic Cam- with the newspapers Saturday three newspapers since March ip«*u— ... 11-11 paign Comm ) night. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 6. 1978 People

CLAREMORE, Okla. (AP) Wiley Dost, another famous ing from some 200 residents of Churchill family nia. ers' tomb in a short memorial Crawl Prlatess S*a)a of Nor- She will tour Concordia Col- GREENVILLE, Miss. - WU lUgert Jr. blew out M Oklahoman. also died service. their Upper Peninsula home Then they'll cross the Eng- way Is In the Midwest meeting lege and visit a farm in the (AP) - Politicians often win candles on • birthday cake "I have many memories of tows who had helped raise the lish Channel and head for Par- Norwegian-Americans on an Red River Valley before de- voters that if they don't go to here as residents of CUremore this house," the younger Rog- NEW YORK - Weather- nearly fM.NO It U costing Is, where they are scheduled to Informal, 8-day visit to the parting for Washington on the polls they won't change the and Oologah paid homage to ers told a crowd of about 80 at man Tei Aatelae has been them to make the trip join President Vaiery Giscard United Slates Wednesday. status quo But Mikammad All Oklahoma's favorite son, the the homestead where Rogers find by WNEW-TV news, the d'Estaing Friday on the re- She was to visit Augsburg "We got checks and cash warned people that he'd late comedian Will Rogers, on was born. "But to be honest station confirmed yesterday vieiwlng stand for an College yesterday and attend DETROIT (AP) - Elevei from all over the country. Peo- change the shape of their face the Nth anniversary of his with you, I spent most of my Antoine was fired In 1176 by Armistice Day parade. services at the Norwegian Lu- •W swldltn from Saul! Ste ple were Just so nice," said if they didn't vote. birth younger years with my moth- WABC-TV after he made a Oral J "Moose" LaCombe, 82, NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - theran Memorial Church in Marie boarded an airplane "If you don't go to the polls, A parade through down- er's parents in Rogers, Ark. 1 tasteless remark about a rape who plays bass drum. "They President Idl Anla has named Minneapolis. yesterday for a trip back to we'll bust you in the nose," All town Claremore and a roundup sort of feel more like an Arkan incident. made it possible for us to go." number M Kagera River. The princess will go to England and France, for most told crowds yesterday when he club race were among ac- san than an Oklahoman. But It WNEW-TV blamed poor Uganda Radio has reported. Fargo, N.D., today, to meet of them, the first since the The group will visit with and singer-actor Kris Kristof- tivities that kicked off a year- feels good to be back here ratings amd Antolne's high Number M is a boy and 34 is with Norwegian-Americans. Armistice was signed M years British veterans of the "war to ferson barnstormed the Missis- long centennial celebration again." salary for his dismissal. the total number of children Gov Arthur Link will give a ago end all wars." make a atop at sippi Delta to promote the In- Saturday honoring the cowboy At the Will Rogers Memori- officially fathered by Amln. He will be repalced by a luncheon in her honor. Among the last survivors of London's Beefeater Medieval dependent candidacy of philosopher. al In Claremore, members of And he was named Kagera former Hiss New Jersey, Lin- their World War I Drum and Hall where the Corps will give Fayette Mayor Charles Evers the Claremore Pocahontas River in honor of the current Rogers died in a 1935 Alas- da Gialanella. Bugle Corps, the veterans got a concert, and a visit to for the U.S. Senate. kan airplane crash, in which Club placed a wreath on Rog- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - a big sendoff Saturday mom- Blenheim Palace, home of the war with neighboring Tanza- Tomorrow! Support Proven Productive Leadership: Protect our 14-year Re-elect Mayor investment: JOE FRANKEL For Borough Councils TONY NANCY Re-elect IACOPINO WOLCOTT Congressman — RICH LISZANCKIE ^ Your Democratic Team In EATOMTOWN Jim Pild tor by campaign fund lor Frank*, Ucoplno, WoleeH a LIuancM*, J. Flclschmtn. Treat. Howard They've earned Vote your trust Column Paid for by the Howard lor Congress Committee. Bill Eyres, treasurer. One 813 Belmar Plaza. Belmar

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McGrath & Rossomondo THEY PLEDGE TO: STOP MASSIVE APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION END NEPOTISM WORK FOR A COUNTY PARK IN MIDDLETOWN STOP POLITICAL ABUSES Re-elect THROW OUT THE POLITICAL HACKS Larrison & VOTE REPUBLICAN Monmouth Kavalek TUESDAY Freeholders TOMORROW NOV. 7,1978 Nov. 7-Col. 2 Paid lor by: Clllzena for McGrath & Rossomondo, Box 282, Middletown, NJ. 0774S, G. Htspe, Treat. ADVERTISEMENT SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBERS, 1976 That DtUy RcglStCr 3 Shah of Iran bids to save monarchy RUE, BERRY & guage Ayandegan TEHRAN, Ir«n (AP) _ pointed prime minister today law regulations warning any Azhari, a 61-year-old, four citizens Iran's chief of tuff, Gen to form the first military gov- gathering of more than three star general, has been chief of In addition to Sharif- Security men outside the BASSLER ON TAXES Ghotam Ren Aihirl, was ap ernment In IS years and prop persons will be "smashed by staff of Iran's armed forces Emami, the ministers of newspaper offices checked the up the not-torn rule of Shah force." since 1(71 He graduated from education and higher educa- identities of all reporters and Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Iran's last military govern- Iran's war college and then tion also resigned They were editors, and witnesses said (he agents seized about 30 of them Rue Saves Fair Jaafar Shanf-Emami, a ci- ment held sway In 195) when went through several military protesting the army's sup- and sent them to the military vilian, resigned at prime min- Gen. Failullah Zahedl took courses In the United States pression of a student demon- governor's office for interroga- Haven Taxpay ers ister last night as mobs over following the overthrow He is known as a top military stration in Tehran Saturday. tion and investigation pillaged and burned sections ol of Mohammed Mossadegh administrator, is said to be ex- The government said three $15,000 Tehran. Rioters also were re- Shah Mohammed Reia tremely honest, has no busi- persons were killed and more Martial law authorities ex- ported to have broken again Pahlavi's decision to appoint ness ties and is a devout than Kaajinjured. but student panded the midnight-4 30 a.m. In 1977. when miny muni- into the compound housing the Athari was believed a last- Moslem groups said the death toll was curfew to t p.m. to 5 a.m. and cipalities consulted expensive British Embassy's employees ditch attempt to save Iran Sharif-Emami. 69. was ap- much higher ordered all schools and univer- outsiders for the Master Plan and the fire-damaged chan- from total destruction and an pointed prime minister on Aug The only newspaper pub- sities in Tehran closed for a required of them under the Municipal Land Use Act. Bill U cery.' archy as well as preserve the 27 with hopes that his close ties lished today was a four-page week Few cars were on the streets due to gas shortages Rue gave the job to the Fair Tanks and troops ringed monarchy The rioters who to Moslem leaders could end edition of Rastakhiz The pa 4* from the strike ^y 37,000 oil Haven Planning Board. The key sites In Tehran, martial rampaged through Tehran the bloodshed that has taken pers suppressed were the Eng- refinery workers A million saving in the Boro. $15,000 by law authorities banned four ol over the weekend had shouted, more than 1,000 lives since lish-language Kayhan Interna- conservative estimates, or it civil servants also remained five morning newspapers and "Death to the shah," the im- January. The shah also is tional and Tehran Journal, the in every dollar on the lax rale, off the Job demanding political the government radio re- perial ruler who has run Iran Moslem as are 90 percent of French-language Journal de is an example of how the Re- concessions peatedly broadcast martial for 37 years. the country'^ 34 million Tehran and the Persian-lan- publican learn believes in care- ful spending . . . and local William C. Rut ability. Peace treaty talks are pressed Rue learn Calls WASHINGTON (AP) - diplomatic relations between peace talks and get a briefing .six hours yesterday but did not Licensing Of Health Progress Is still being made Israel and Egypt was held by from his top two negotiators, act on military aspects of the toward the completion of a Secretary of State Cyrus Butros i.lull and Osama el- proposed treaty. Deputy Inspector Expensive peace treaty between Egypt Vance, Israeli Foreign Min- Baz, who flew to Cairo from Prime Minister Yigael Yadin. and Israel, but Egyptian Presi- ister Moshe Dayan and Egyp- Washington Saturday night referring to reports that the W 5495 Medicine for dent Anwar Sadat has told his tian Defense Minister U Gen and are expected to return treaty is almost finished, said av>i<11 OFFSET Taxpayers negotiators that there should Kamal Hassan All tomorrow. "obviously there are matters be a strong link between the After the meeting, Sherman Khalil said Sadat gave his about which there Is no agree- XEROX COPIES It's not enough far ihe Dem- pact and a solution to the said, "The three delegations negotiators "clear instruc- ment " ocratic Majority in Trenton that Palestinian question moved close to completion of tions" to seek a a link between In addition, both Khalil and I INSTANT ] for years Fair Haven has had a State Department press of- the non-military annex." the peace treaty and the Vice President Mostly competent health inspector (re- ficer George Sherman, acting Some diplomatic sources Palestinian question. Mubarak declined to say when j PRINTING I member how he contained (he as spokesman for the talks have indicated that the treaty they thought the treaty might hepatitis outbreak'I. mm he has in be licensed. The diagnosis'1 being held here, said yester- is almost complete but in He added that a six-mem- be signed White You wait day that agreement has nearly Egypt yesterday Prime Min- We' II have to dig deeper into our ber committee to examine the pockets and come up with more been reached on certain non- ister Mustafa Khalil told re- West Bank and Gaza Strip is- Khalil said progress had fl*Vcdf press IOC money for the same kind of ser- THIS WEEK'S military aspects of the pro porters after a 45-minute sues was formed as a result of been made while Mubarak 170 Monmouth Street vice The Rue Team is mil DINNER SPECIAL posed treaty. strategy session with Sadat the session with Sadat. said "there are still some Is- Red Bank, 741-9300 against spending money—It's Discussions on the military and his top aides that a com- In Jerusalem, meanwhile, sues that should be discussed" against spending money Breaded Pwfc Chop portion of the treaty were prehensive settlement "can the Israeli Cabinet debated (or but he would not elaborate. unnecessarily Wltll.m (. Bassl.r with tomato lauci scheduled for today. never be agreed upon if the •nd Mngulnl A session yesterday at Blair legal position of the Palesti- Molly Pitcher Salad House to discuss treaty annex nians is Ignored." Mayor Kiely and witli House Dressing. es and'ittachments spelling Sadat met with his advisers Rolls, Butter. Coffee out military, economic and to review the progress of the Rue learn Fear 5" DEMOCRATS Prevailing Uaataw law* Ina IMS The Daily Register Wage Act Sunday Dlni»r> PutolUhtdby The RtOBan* Rvgntvr from 12 noon E iiabltthwl in ll'l by John H Cook am) Henry Cloy Both the present mayor and the candidate for mayor agree Wain Ottict Ont Rftjlittr Plata. Shrtwtbufy. N J 07701 that the prevailing wage act will cause a terrible impact on Branch OHicti 17* Rt 3S,MtiMltlown.NJ Q/J4I all public works contracts. Miwmowtt*County Cowrthowt, FrtthoM, N J 0/711 1» •roodwoy, Long Ironch. N J 07740 Trenton now requires that Fair SloHrhoutt. Tftnlon. N J M6» Kane & Haven pay the prevailing wage Nmirtmt ol tht AHOC 101*0 Prtu Th* Auotiatta Prvti n tnlilltd (based on union wages) plus 18% to 25% additional ben- moll AP ntwj diipolcrnri efits. Thai's at least double the rate of local labor. In other words, with the prevailing Stcond Clou poilaft pa* al R«l lank N J OHOI ana ot Midd'»io*n wage act. inflation will prevail! N.J.V7N PytoliihMSundoy through Friday Moil lubicripham payable ir George L. Berry

Sunday Daily and MacDonald Only Sunday III 00 U0 00 IS, M lank Home dcllvtfv by Corrllr - Dolly and Si Mfk. Sunday And a Word About Our Schools ly »ttnt» (Ml) 747-lStO Smgl« copy otCounlff-Dolly lUfnt*. Sunday ]»ctnt» For the past several years. taken sicps to reiiuiale the 8th graders from the Fair program so that youngsters Haven Elementary School have may study local government enjoyed and profited from a and share with the Mayor & RED BANK RESIDENTS GUARANTEE mini course on local govern- Council in running an OIIUIJI ment which Mr Rue intro Borough Council Meeting. duccd into the school system. The Republican Team believes FOR LEADERSHIP - PROGRESS - ECONOMY Under (he Democratic Majority in good government und that in Trenton. Ihe program was you're never too young to learn eliminated Recently. Bill has about it' NOT TO RAISE THE COUNTY TAX "The Fair Haven Republi- member of the Board of Trust can Party has always fielded an ees of the Monmouth Commun- outstanding political team and ity Action Program and is pres- this year is no exception," says ently Vice President of the Fair Eleanor Ellis, party .chairman. Haven Board of Health. He has RATE "We're proud to present to the actively involved himself as a voters such highly qualified member of (he Mayor's Advis- people as William C. Rue with ory Committee on the organiza- his 15 years experience on the tional structure of the Public council; George L Berry with Works Department Mr. Berry his fine record of service to the lives on Church Street with his community ol Fair Haven, and wife Myrtle and daughters, William G. Bassler, an attorney Gaylc-Jean and Phyllis-Jean DURING THEIR highh regarded by the bench William G. Busier, a and the bar graduate of Fordham College, William C. Rue. a 21-year received his law degree from resident of the Borough, with Georgetown University Law 15 years experience on the Center where he was a member TERM OF OFFICE. Borough Council, is seeking of the prestigious Georgetown the Mayor's office. Rue has University Law Journal Sub- served on all council commit- sequently he received a Master tees and is former chairman of of Law s Degree from New York the Police Committee, the Fire, University Graduate School of And we will sign our names Fust Aid and Civil Defense Law. Upon graduation he Committees Mr Rue has served a judicial clerkship w nh represented the Borough in The Honorable Mark A Sulli- to this pledge: joint municipalities' feasibility van, then a judge of the New study commissions for the Re- Jersey Superior Court. Appel- gional Sewerage Authority and late Division and now a Justice the County Landfill. He is a of the New Jersey Supreme voting member of the Planning Court He is a member of the Hoard He has been instrumen Board of Trustees of the Mon- lal in ihe planning and de- mouth County Arts Council velopment of Fair Haven and has served on the Presi- Fields Mr. Rue is a graduate of dent's Advisory Council, at and Rutgers) the State University. Brookdale Community Col- He is married to the former lege. He and his wife Eileen Jean Denise and they reside have four children, all of whom DR. MICHAEL j. ARNONE WAITER (PAT) THACKARA Roger'Kane Allan MacDonald with their three sons. are enrolled in the Borough's For Mayor For Council George L. Berry, was public elementary school. Mr. raised in Fair Haven and edu- Bassler practices law with Democratic candidates for Freeholder. cated in its school system. He Labrecque. Parsons and Bass JOHN MU1HEREN JOSEPH FAIVO graduated from Monmouth ler and is a member of Ihe College with a Bachelor or Sci- American, New Jersey and For Council For Council ence Degree in Physics and is Florida Bar Associations. He presently employed by Ronson and his w 1 fe are members of Ihe A full guarantee has been made to every Corporation. Waodbndge. Mr. Church of the Nativity, Fair I THE OBVIOUS CHOICE! registered household in Monmouth Berry served as a dynamic Haven. County. The Republican Team of Rue, Berry & BECAUSE Bossier are aware of tax payers' dollars ... and how they should be spent! Vote YOU CAN DEPEND ON THEM • for The Team, Tuesday Nov. 7! Paid for by Monmouth County Democratic Organization. Charles Fallon. Treasurer. PD Iw by Fair Ha< KapuMcan Campaign Commit! •«. Win. Kwn, Jr.. Iraaa.. Fair Mamn, NJ Mn. Elizabeth 4 The Daity Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER6, w« Fraud* Toughill, Mrs. Palmer Turner Uriah O. Hubert Ryder IIIIIIMIMIIHIMIH •IHimilllllMIMIIimiHIIMHIIIM Mrs. Helen Senion retired reporter MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Red Bank, is in charge of ar- COLTS NECK - Uriah 0 rangements. GLASSBORO (AP) - Tbianc Lee Turner, U, ol 7t CLIFFWOOD BEACH - LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Hubert, 7, of 12 Fairway East, Francis Toughill. who scooped Powell Ave., died Thursday at Helen Virginia Senion, 80, ol 41 died yesterday at borne. Mrs. Eliiabeth Ryder, 74, of other reporters at IheMonmouth Medical Center, Boulevard West, died Saturday Obituaries Amelia Circle, died Saturday Born in Red Bank, he lived Mrs. Anna Vernell Lindbergh baby kidnapping Long Branch at Bayshore Community Hos- UIMMKIIIIMMIMIIIMIMIMIMMIMIMIIMIIIItMKIIIIIIllllllHIIIIIIIMIIUIIIMIIMMINMIMIMItHI at the Shrewsbury Manor here all his life trial of Bruno Richard COLTS NECK - Mrs pital, Holmdel Nursing Home, Shrewsbury. He was a student at theHauptmann by signaling out Born in South Hampton Anna K. Vernell. M, of Lovett Born in Germany.she and Born in Freehold, Mrs. Se- Conover Road School, here. the verdict, has died al the age County, Va., she hd lived here Road, died yesterday at Rlv- Harry N. Caplan, 79, nion had been a lifelong resi- Surviving are his father, of 75. 47 years. loved in Brooklyn, NY., before erview Hospital, Red Bank. dent of the area Edward Hubert of St. Peter- moving here 15 years ago. Toughill, a reporter in the Born in the Phalanx section She was a communicant of sburg, Fla., his mother, Mrs. insurance underwriter Philadelphia area for almost Mrs. Turner was a member of Ihe township, Mrs. Vernell She was the widow of Wil- Si James Roman Catholic Pamela C. Hubert, with whom M years, died Saturday at oT Quinn Chapel AME Church, lived here most of her life. liam Ryder who died In MM president of the Temple Beth Church, Red Bank. She washe lived; his paternal grand- Elmer Community Hospital OCEAN TOWNSHIP - here, and its Usher Board, She was a former member She retired IS yean ago as El Mens Club. He was also a the widow of Charles E. Se- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everard here Harry N. Caplan, 71, of 1517 Flower Club, and board of of the Lincroft Ladies Aid Soci- a dietician at the Mldwood past president of the Asbury nion, Sr, who died in 1MJ Hubert also of Si Petersburg; Known primarily as a po- Rustic Drive, died yesterday Trustees. ety and a member of Ihe Lin Hospital, Brooklyn, NY. ..Park Lions Club and a past Surviving are a son,his paternal grandparent^, Mr lice reporter. Toughill was on at Monmouth Medical Center, croft Presbyterian Church. president and member of Life Charles E. Senion Jr. of Red and Mrs. William L Berhan- d when Ihe dirigible Hin- Surviving are her husband, Surviving arc a daughter, Long Branch. Her husband, George Underwriters of Monmouth Bank; a daughter, Mrs. Jane ryman, here; his paternal denburg blew up on May 8,Palmer Turner; a son, Alvin Mrs Eleanor M Weston, here; Born in Baltimore, Md , Mr Vernell died in IMC County He was a member of Garrison, with whom she great-grandmother, Mrs. B. B. l»Jt. and helped, crack an C Turner of Neptune her step- two brothers, Mr. Otto Haaa of Caplan lived in the Shore area Surviving are, a brother, New Mllford and Mr. Herman for most of his life and spent the Shore Lodge of B'nai Bnth, lived; a sister. Miss Catherine Norton of St. Petersburg; and arsenic murder ring mother, Mrs Mary E. Council and a member and financial L. Coyne of Neptune; six a maternal great-grand- of Franlln, Va.; three Ernest Salm of Tampa, Fla.; Hess of Salisbury Mills, N.Y.; the past 13 years here "He was Ihe best police re- four sisters, Mrs. Matilda two sisters, Mrs. Emma Aeeck He was a life insurance un- secretery of Middlebrook Te grandchildren and three great- mother, Mn. Cloyd Shipley of porter who ever worked oul of brothers, Clifton Council of nents Association grandchildren Gaithersburg, Md. Bridgeport, Conn., Thomas Chamberlain and Miss Flor- of Fort Laudcrdale, Fla., and derwriter for 4] years with the city of Philadelphia," said ence Salm, both of Red Bank. Mrs Edna Knlpe of Bergen- The John E Day Funeral The Freeman Funeral Council and Charles Long, New York Life, Tlnton FaUs. Surviving are his widow, William Lawrence, head of the Mrs Fredricka Harklns of field; four grandchildren, and Home, Red Bank, is in charge Home, Freehold, is in charge both of Franklin, Va.; six sis- Mr. Caplan was a member Mrs Lillian Goldberg Caplan; Philadelphia Evening Bullet- Middlelown, and Mrs Lena two great-grandchildren of arrangements. Of arrangements ters, Mrs. Ethel Hester of of Temple Beth El. here, and a a son, Aaron Goldstein of Nor- in's Delaware County bureau Vernell, here. former member of its board, walk, Conn ; two daughters, "Some newspapers used to as- Brooklyn, NY, Mrs. Mary The Worden Funeral Home. Day Funeral Home, Key- and a member and former Mrs. Edward Novick of New sign reporters jusl to watch Brooks of Newport News, Va.. port, Is in charge of arrange- Mrs. Haltie Jenkins of Long Red Bank, is In charge of ar- Bedford, Mass, and Mrs Toughill." ments Island, and Mrs Susie Branch, rangements ReniO ( ! Harold Traub of Wanamassa, He was mayor of Glassboro a brother, Morris Caplan of Weather: Sunny for four years in the early Mn. Willie M. Jones and Mrs. FREEHOLD - Remo Richmond, Va , a sister, Mrs U50s, the first Democrat'' Marjorie Dardin, all of Frank CipeUI, 7«, of II Mechanic St., Bernard Collins of Denver, elected there in SO years. lin, Va., and four grand Colo.; six grandchildren and Yesterday's high tem- Amorlllo 43 49 . Toughill worked for Ihechildren. died yesterday in Freehold Atlonlo 77 el SHOP & COMPARE Area Hospital, Freehold Town- one great-grandchild perature at The Register Allonllc Cly H. SO Bulletin, the Philadelphia Dai- Baltimore II 46 ship The Richard C. Holdal Fu- weather sUllon was M degrees Birmingham .. H Ml, ly News and the old Philadel- and the low 4f. II was S2 al I Boston S3 4S clr phia RiTord. COLONIAL • MODERN Bom in Ascoll Piceno, Ita- neral Home is in charge of Buffalo U 47 ly, he lived in Philadelphia, arrangements. p.m. and the overnight low Chorlstn SC n II Chicago n a CONTEMPORARY Pa., before coming here in was 42. Today al f a.m., II was Cincinnati n n 43 (dense fog) and there was Cleveland 74 4! TABLE • DESK IM Columbus J\ el cdy Mr. Capelli was a rug no precipitation In the 24 hours Ool Ft. wtti •0 SS • FLOOR David D. Sands Denver » » Clr weaver for the former A & M ending al f am today. There Des Molnes e) SO OS cdy were nine keatlag degree Detroit " » cdy Karagheuaian Rug Mill, here UNION BEACH - David Honolulu Later, he was employed in the D Sands, 88, of 187 .Miirn- days, (3 for Ike month aid 437 7e U for Ike healing season lo date. Ind'apolls rn food service department of the ihgside Ave., (He'd Saturday at Jocks'vllle 76 M Koni City M SI .01 cdy Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- Rlverview floWtal, Red Los Vegas •0 5_3 clr tal, retiring In 1(71 Bank. V It will be partly sunny to- Linie Rock •I S* Los Angeles n s« Louisville Mr. Capelli was a com- Born In England, he came day, with the highs in the mid " 41 • I SI municant at St. Rose of Lima from Scotland to/live here the to upper 60s There will be Miami »v 66 Mllwoukee 71 11 Roman Catholic Church, here, last 53 years of his life. considerable cloudiness to- Mpls SI p SS 47 c and a member of the Freehold night and tomorrow with New Orleans « u New Vorh cdy 63 SO coy Italian-American Club * Mr Sands began working chance of a few showers. The Orlando II 41 Surviving are his widow, lows tonight will be in the 40s. Phllod'phla 61 41 for Gulf Oil Corp. in Staten Phoenlv •1 S3 Pittsburgh The highs tomorrow will be » 40 Mrs. Ida Bonfinl Capelli; a Island, In 1922. He organized Reno tin m our Hitctlon of: 60 26 ton, Vincent J. Capelli of from SS to 00. The chance of Richmond and was president of the Petro- 7S 4S SHADES • GLASS • CHIMNEYS Sarasota, Fla.; a daughter, rain will be 20 percent today SI. Louis n 60 leum Workers of America In- St. P. Tempo 79 SO REPLACEMENT PARTS Mrs. Rita Sheehan, here, and ternational Longshoremens and then 40 percent tonight. Salt Loke SI 37 San Diego 70 6) five grandchildren. Association, until retiring in Winds will be mostly westerly Son Fran 71 st HARPS • AND MORE! Seattle 3o The Higglns Memorial IKS. at five to ten miles an hour. Spokane Washington H Home is In charge of arrange- He served on the Board of Marine forecast Manasquan to 4V Hl-YeslerdoHlV y iti|h ments Education, here, from 1943 to Cape Henlopen and Delaware Le-yesler«y slew Bay: Winds will be west to Prc-Precl#lloll»n ler 14 heurs end 1M« He also served on the ingtpm 1ST yesterday iOl. Quoth Nutlet* borough's Planning Board northwesterly at ten knots or Otl«-Uy cendltlens ealloM ler le less today, then southerly at TURNER - ™.m L . o. it from IMS to 19S7. Complete election coverage Powell Ave . Mlddltlown, on Nov Mr. Sands was a life-mem- ten knots or less tonight. It will Our 54th Year e.lWI. tovlno wlft of Pnlmif, devoted be fair today and will be partly mother of Alvln lowing stepdaughter ber of Crawfords Bum Lodge starting 8 p.m. Tuesday 32 Broad Strett of Mrs Maryy E. Council; fond siller of cloudy tonight. Visibility will d Th il. Chorle Free and Accepted Masons in Clifton and Tho Co TIDES Rtd lank Long, Mrs. Ethel Htlttr. MM Mil. Greenock, Scotland, for (0be five miles or more, except Brooks. Mrs. Hattle Jtnklr locally one to three miles in fog It Branch. MM Willie Jon and Mrs years. Saidy Hook 741-7500 Morlorle Oordln. loving gr ndmother and haze this morning. Aver- Optn daily 8 am -5:30 of four. Funerol Wednesda Nov. • at He would have been mar- TODAY-High-p.m. and . at Qulnn Chapel, ilddlclown ried S3 years in January. age wave heights will be from low 1:21 p.m. Friday Ev». till 9 p.m. nltrmenl Fo. I Cemi tery. New one to three feet. WRLB 107 FM . Friend* may call al Ihe church Surviving are his widow, TOMORROW - High 12:34 Tuesday i?p m Mrs Hannah Campbell Sands; a.m. and 12:59 p.m. and low VERNELL— «nnoK., age n on a son, Gordon C. Sands, at (:47a.m. and 7:33 p.m. Nov. sL 1971, ol Lovetl Road. Colts home, and a daughter, Mrs. WASHINGTON - Notlenol weather For Red Bank and Rumson peraturei tor 11 hour ptrlo , minimum bridge, add two hours; Sea Davlna S. Embler of Whip- temperatures lor llhour period and pre Funerol services on Wed. Nov. I at 10 pany. cipnotlon lor M hour period ending I Bright, deduct 10 minutes; cm ol IM Worsen Funeral Home, u p.m., plus forecast hlfh. low and weather E Front SI . Red Bonk. Rev Harold The Bedle Funeral Home, for neit 14-hour period. Long Branch, deduct 15 Turner officiating Interment Fair Keyport, Is Is charge of ar- HI Le Prc Otlh minutes; Highlands bridge, View Cemetery, Mlddletown. viola- Albany 6S 33 Cdy tion Tues 1-S and 7-9 p.m. rangements. Albu'que a 38 cdv add 40 minutes.

FAIR HAVEN RESIDENTS Its Easy to pamper family and friends! THIS YEAR ELECT A DEMOCRATIC TEAM TO: • Provide Effective Leadership to Improve Services • Deliver Economy in all Borough Agencies • End 1-Party Control of the Mayor's Office

For Mayor, CHRIS KELLY Chris Kelly has served on the Fair Haven Council for four years and Is a leader In controlling local expenditures and stabilizing the local tax burden. A resident of the borough for 25 years, he and his Wife Joan have raised five children and have been long active in community affairs.

For Council, HARRY OSBORNE Harry V. Osborne, II will bring to the Fair Haven Council an active Interest in civic affairs and a Simply join our commitment to provide answers to concerned borough residents. He is a lawyer with Evans, Koelzer, Osborne, and Kreizman. He resides with his wife Molly and their daughter, Emily. Christmas or riChannukahClub Its fun to treat those you love to the best of everything... For Council, CAROL SALOMON especially that extra special gift! When Christmas comes Carol Salomon earned her M.A. In Speech again, you'll be able to enjoy giving gifts galore. Pathology and is a speech and language thera- pist at the Harbor School. She will provide Your good feeling will start sooner and last longer... responsive leadership to the Fair Haven Council if you join our club nowl and accessibility to the residents of the borough. Her husband, Mark, is a chemist. They have three children. FOR FAIR HAVEN'S FUTURE Where banking is easy... TUESDAY, NOV. 7 CENTRAL JERSEY BANK AJSJD TRUST VOTE FOR KELLY, OSBORNE, SALOMON MEMBER FOIC 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION i»e*f1or b» m» FalrHn»n Democratic Club, Lol« Howard. Traaumr. P. O. Bon 86, Fall Hann SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1978 Thf FW) ffl flfcjl I 5 New tax reform act could affect your tax return •y LOUISE COOK the standard deduction means shift spending and, therefore, ductible spending from 1979 to your bill by $25 to increase next year — be- ing spouse — you might want can take them when you are in Now Is the time to start you'll have to do even more deductions. 1178. You would take 1978 • If you expect your income cause of a new job or a work- to save the deductions so you a higher bracket. planning lor the tax return you figuring than normal - but the Suppose you are consider- itemized deductions of J3.5O0 must file by next April 15 and work can pay off. ing buying a new car or other - S3O0 over the standard. On the recently passed tax reform Start by estimating what big-ticket item. If you make your 1979 return, you could still art could affect your actions. your 1178 deductions would be the purchase in December, take the standard deduction of Host of the bill's provisions If you itemized them Try also you would be eligible, If you $3.4?0 Total for the two years: do hot take effect until 1171, to estimate your deductible ex- Itemize, for a sales tax deduc- t«,«00 If you are in a 20 but that doesn't mean you can penses for 1971. Check past re- tion on your 1978 return If you percent tax bracket, you have watt to find out about them. cords to refresh your memory. wait until January, to buy Just saved M0. nwest* A key change is the In-How much do you usually give you'll get the deduction on the Because the standard de- crease In the standard deduc- to charity? Is the amount like- return you Ml out in 1980 duction increases next year tion - formally called the ly to change? Do you antici- Here's another example: and because Congress has "wro-bracket amount." And pate any big medical bills — You've pledged 1200 to a chari- eliminated the deduction for knowing about the change braces for the kids, for exam- table organization. Do yougasoline tax, most people will could help you decide whether ple? Compare the totals to the want to make good on the find it makes more sense to try to Itemize your deductions (or standard deduction. pledge now or wait until after to shift spending to 1978 rather Under existing law, a mar- the first of the year? Are there than the other way around am ried couple filing a Joint return medical bills that you can pay There are some exceptions, &RIN4 IN IHFLATioH When you spend can some- gets a standard deduction of early? however. times be as important as what 13,200. If your income is less Assume you are married, The higher your income, *AJU»rS AM* you spend in determining your than (1,200, you pay no tax at filing jointly and you expect the greater the value of deductions and you may beaU. (The figure is $2,200 for a your Itemized deductions for itemized deductions If you are able to save money by advanc- single person.) The new law, 1978 and 1979 to be about the in a 10 percent bracket, each THIS BALLOT ing or delaying major which will apply when you file same - say 13,100. At first |100 you deduct saves you $10 THIS BALLOT purchases and payments. your return in I960, increases glance, you would be better off on your tax bill. If you are in a The idea is to use deduc- the zero-bracket amount to with the standard deduction 25 percent bracket, however, is WORTH tible expenses when they will $3,400 for married couples fil- both years. You would get a the same (100 deduction cuts do 'the most good, lumping ing joint returns and 12,300 for tax-free total of (6,600. TOWARD AMY them together into one year or single people. If, however, you can boost another to boost your total de- If your Itemized totals will your 1978 deductions to over ductions above the standard be on the borderline — Just (3,200 by shifting spending, you ASK US FOR level. about equal to the standard may be able to itemize Let's The procedure is com- deduction — you might want to say you shift $400 worth of de- EXTRA COLOR plicated - and the increase in PRINTS BY KODAK y M m w ••V i^tr av t>aaaj e^^ ^ar ai ^—"j THIS ff/U Banking official may seek bill IS WORTH &<£ is WORTH to hike mortgage interest rate f ow/mo AN* TRENTON (AP) - State allow a "floating" mortgage how far above the government Banking Commissioner Angelo rate based on the monthly per- rate New Jersey's home mort- Blanch! says he may seek leg- centage rate of long-term gov- gage loan rate should be. islation to raise the state home ernment bond sales. The float- gage interest rates above ing rate would be from 2 to 2.5 Bianchi said his special ad- the current 9.5 percent. percent. visory banking board, an 11- Bianchi's move comes in The commission also could member group which apprises the wake of Increases In the allow a combination of the two, the commissioner on the status discount by the Federal Re- which would allow a monthly of mortgage money, will meet Mad* rigrrt (torn your favorite rms *£-"T with him soon to discuss the color prints taken with Instant serve Board and prime in- percentage rate of long-term or conventional cameras terest rates by major banks. bond sales and still allow the problem and make rommenda- Order as many extra prints as The commissioner said eco- commissioner to determine tlons you with. nomic decisions made last Ask about week In Washington, DC, KODAK FREE LECTURI Color "will undoubtedly hurt not only Enlargements lo»l htollh tiprt tritm Mthlmon M.S. M.S.W.. the home buyer but the home too construction Industry as well." WEIGHT CONTROL COLOR PROCESSING , He said the Increases and Kodtk the shrinking value of the is easy dollar "Is making it tough to CASHIER WiUfc ftfiftVCT BAULaT VAUIE get a mortgage loan In New Ms, Mehlman promises an interesting, and in- 20% OFF Jersey." formative evening at her presentation of a revolu- Bianchi said his depart- tionary new Weight Control program without Kodak Processing diets, lood supplements, medication, hypnosis ment is looking Into to several or behavioral modilicalion It is easy, comtortable at all times alternatives. and permanent Existing laws provide for the department to set the • • • Eltct to Do Somtthing lor you • • • mortgage rate between 6 and iMI.. N«. 7 I pm 9.9 percent. One alternative Iki Mall .1 Did lank ,i r u jewelrt) art would be to allow a raise in the M liMrf «. (C«™« ».iu.i»lk| '•' l»'»r""ill" "» limit as much as 1 percentage point. 842-3443 u.i., 1 ilia < N» I I..U JS .i Another route the com- w.w rk.r. i.i HI »I n»t«it«r «••• mission could take would be to

•ECLETCWN REPUBLIC f AHPAI6N MEETING *78

So Let's make What will our some UP. We can refer Good idea! issues be in this to the Nixon Handbook of Heres some Great Dirty Campaign Tricks. Campaign? Words."NePotism". "Questionable That's a Contributions". So What. problem boss. Those But we Have The people of Democrats have been But That's Middletown have doing a fiood job on all to Have Issues! been buying our fronts Nonsense. It's not true. lies for years.

• * Don't Buy Any More Lies * • VCTE DEMOCRATIC CN NCV.7,197§] The Daily Register People should talk back -In 1177 Massachusetts Established in 187H - Published bv The Red Rank Register By JACK ANDERSON versaries whose cooperation is had more than 4,«M suspected In a voice soft but solemn, essential. Thus he found anon case* But when the President Carter has lectured ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON state fire marshal's office the American people on the program without volunteers asked for tut,** to tram in- President and Editor evils of Inflation. Perhaps the Carter favon the lonesome vestigators, set up t reporting time has come for the people SCENE Nixon style of solitude and or- system and buy an oa-the- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor to talk back derliness, undisturbed by trivi- scene dime lab, LEAA told He has called on them to al Interruptions. He gains in- them to forget It. formation in the most efficient 6 tighten their belts. The greater -In im-77, Mtify half of MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6 1976 need is for some belt-tighten- try has no excuse not to adhere way — by reading more than rapping. He encapsulates the fires In San Jose, Calif., ing in Washington. The federal to these standards." were Identified as anon. But a himself from unnecessary tur- ANDERSON government Is bloated with the No excuse? The oil request to LEAA for a regtonal 'I'm beginning to feel a bit over-protected.' people's tax money, which is sheikdoms are threatening to moil, poring over piles of pa- and wages. They can write to perwork. arson Intelligence system was often misspent for frivolous raise oil prices another 5 to 15 President Carter at the White turned down. projects, overpriced equip- House,Washington,DC 20600. percent. This will trigger a "I value solitude," he once -The federal agency also ment, plush surroundings and new round of price increases. told us. "I spent my life as a Or they can phone the White turned down the Houston fire world travel. Money intended A higher minimum wage will young person in the fields or in House, 2M-4MV1414, and ask for department when K asked for for worthy purposes is often increase labor costs, which the woods or in the swamps or the comments section. an anon laboratory. diverted into needless studies will also be passed on to the along streams by myself. And ARSON APATHY: Arson Investigators lor Sen. and endless evaluations. consumers. And sky-high in- when I go home to Plains, at lor profit Is one of the fastest- terest rates will raise the cost every opportunity I go off Into Charles Percy, RIU, have dis- The president suggested growing crimes in the country covered that where a city has that Individuals could learn to of installment buying a field and make the security By one estimate, arson-related men stiy away from me. I the proper tools, anon caaes manage their finances more The "tax cut" that Con- fires cause more than tt billion can be more successfully de- efficiently The greater need Is gress voted, on closer ex- kind of hunger after lone- in property damage each liness." tected and prosecuted. After for the president to manage amination, has turned out to be year; and In 1177 alone, more an Intensive training program, the economy more efficiently. a (ax Increase. The average The trouble with this Is that than 1,000 persons died in de- for example, the arson detec- The United States is the American will actually pay a a seething economic en- liberately set fires. tion rate in San Antonio In- wealthiest naUon in human his- higher tax in 1978 because of terprise like America cannot Despite the magnitude of creased 1,000 percent, over a tory, endowed with abundant increased Social Security de- be led from a glass bubble. the problem, the Law Enforce- seven-year period. resources. Yet the economy is ductions. Inflation has also Labor leaders who are not con- ment Assistance Adminis- floundering, and the value of pushed the average income sulted will turn against the Footnote: Under prodding the dollar has skidded to an all- Into a higher tax bracket. president's program. Busi- tration, which hands out about from Percy, the LEAA has fl billion a year in federal begun to show a belated In- time low. Clearly, the nation's EverydaEd y Americansi , nessmen who are cut off will grants' to police departments economic affairs have been caught In the updraft, can be grow uneasy. Political leaders terest In the anon problem. mismanaged. expected to resist the 7 percent who are denied trust will be around the nation, was unim- Massachusetts has been asked to reapply for a grant next Carter has set voluntary pay limit. Indeed, Jimmy come untrustworthy. pressed. Between 1975-77 year. And an internal directive wage-price standards, which Carter's assault upon the wind- All this has reduced the LEAA provided only $1.7 mil- from LEAA Director James are supposed to hold Increases mills of inflation was doomed prospects for a Carter victory lion for arson-detection Gregg noted "growing Interest to 7 percent. "As far as I am from the start. He neglected to over Inflation. projects. on the part of Congress and the concerned," he told the nation, arrange the advance support Footnote: Many readers Among the brushoffs LEAA criminal justice community" "every business, every union, of the union bosses, business •have asked us how they can gave to local authorities were in the arson problem. every Individual in this coun barons and political ad- register their views on prices these: Right-to-work laws

ByJAMKSJ KII.I'ATHK k IIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIlinillHIHIIjMllltllMIIIIIIIII be sanctioned when It In- strate that the AFL-CIO Is NEW ORLEANS-At the terferes with the common doing better In right-to-work top of my yeUow tablet I lad CONSERVATIVE good. In the Interest of "genut states than in the othen. written, "Debate on Repeal of ine freedom," individual rights Neither Is there evidence to Rlghtto-Work Laws, Loyola often are restricted. As for show that wages are depressed University," and below that VIEW Point Three, right-to-work or Industrial expansion hin- heading were the points I in- laws are union-busting laws; dered by the enactment of tended to argue: (1) Morality, Ill Illl I I Ml they have no other real right-to-work laws. (J) Freedom, (i) Effect on un- purpose; they depress wages ions and economy. do not believe. and contribute to Industrial un- The argument about "free My opponent this October The issue will come to a rest. And besides, it is man- riders" falls of Its own weight. afternoon was a towering head in Missouri tomorrow ifestly unfair to permit free KILPATRICK The non-union worker sees Jesuit priest, an authority on when voters take sides on riders to enjoy the benefits of a himself not as a free rider, but labor relations, a passionate Amendment 23. The proposi- contract negotiated by a union speaking Newspeak, the lan- as a captive passenger. What- defender of trade unionism. tion would outlaw the union without paying their share of guage of Orwell In "1DM." ever benefits may flow from a and a constant adviser to un- shop. If it carries, Missouri the union's expenses. Freedom Is slavery, and union contract, these are not ions in the New Orleans area would become the 21st rightto- Speaking for the negative, slavery is freedom. Those of us benefits of his own choosing. Opening for the affirmative!, in work state, and because of against repeal of Section 14 (b) who advocate right-to-work Why should he be grateful? Pine Barrens' preservation favor of repeal, he too bad Missouri's importance In In- of Taft-Hartley, I argued pre- laws are pleading the cause of Why should he pay for un- prepared an outline on a yel- dustry, an affirmative vote cisely the opposite view. When a voluntary society, in which wanted services? Preservation of the Pine Barrens Pinelands Planning and Management low tablet. And behold: His would be influential elsewhere. labor and management gang men and women* are free to Here In Louisiana, right-to- in South Jersey (part of the area Commission which would have juris- first three points were: (1) Mo- The issue also will figure heav- up in a union shop agreement, join, or not to join, a union. To work has been on the books for actually stretches into Monmouth rality, (2) Freedom, and (3) ily in the New Mexico compelling every worker to compel membership, or to diction over a district of about one a little more than two yean. Effect on unions and economy. gubernatorial elecUon where join a union in 30 days or be compel the payment of dues County) is a subject which has been million acres. The district would in- The economy tootles right - Perhaps there are other is- Republican Joe Skeen is urg- fired, morality goes out the and assessments under an discussed for many years. Ecologists clude S3 municipalities in Atlantic, along, with no indication of sues — abortion would be one ing right-to-work as a key point window. This is brute coer- "agency shop" agreement, is have warned us for decades that de- cion, striking at the very es- massive unrest or economic Burlington, Camden, Cape May, — on which disagreement is as In his campaign. to deny freedom, not to expand total and diametric, but there sence of human existence: the disruption Blacks In construc- velopment of the Plnelands would Gloucester, Monmouth and Ocean The Jesuit father's argu- It. threaten a major source of pure water cannot be many controversies ment, if I can summarize it right to earn one's living. It Is tion work are doing better than Counties. that divide liberals and con- simply beyond me how the un- and, at the same time, cause an en- fairly, is that right-to-work they ever have done before, The committee suggests two areas servatives as completely as laws weaken the workers' ion shop possibly could be de- • If righttii-work laws are in- and such old-line unions as the vironmental nightmare. • be designated. A preservation area of light-to-work. Either you be- bargaining power, and are fended as a "moral" exercise tended to break unions, you longshoremen appear to have Because of the Pinelands' vast- of power. about 370,000 acres would be set up in lieve In the principle that no therefore "morally would never know it by the lost none of their clout. Right ness, purchase of the land by the state man should be compelled to the heart of the Pinelands that would reprehensible at their very The same arguments apply statistics from the 20 right-to- to-work Is both a symbol and a or federal government is just about an pay tribute to a union as the core." As for freedom, a naked to the matter of freedom. My work states. Department of reality, and on either count It be preserved for its unique agricultur- price of holding a job, or you economic impossibility. Ownership of rugged individualism cannot friend the Jesuit priest was Labor figures clearly demon- merits active support. al, wildlife habitat and natural fea- a good portion of the property is in tures such as dwarf forests. Surround- question, even if the state did attempt ing it would be a "protection area" to to buy it. Lawsuits concerning the f es be managed with guidelines designed transfer of lots abound, and the mu- to strike a balance between environ- nicipalities involved, in most cases, Natco y ' votes urged experience considerable difficulties in mental and economic interests. Hazlet Some N.J. legislators are The state must come up with a claiming title to land on which no To the Editor: Smoking rules threatening to cancel the pub- taxes have been paid. workable plan that can save one of its On Nov. 7th, voters of FROM OUR READERS Shrewsbury lic health regulations. Hazlet will decide whether or Because builders have already en- great natural resources while, at the Ltttwri H NM t4»t m.il ba itf*** mi liavt ttw wrllM-'i compttt* • To the Editor: The support of the non- not our town should acquire • art pwofry, M«*r»tftwiti *, CMHtilM r#r •fflct ** tMtWMHWHl 1 This is It. The chips are smoking public will insure croached on Pine Barrens land, a same time, acknowledging the rights the "Natco Lake" tract. As a down. these regulations becoming special Governor's Pinelands Review of property owners. The commission long time resident of this com- Here are the revised regu- law. munity who has always taken Committee was put to work to make idea may provide the solution to this lations proposed by the Public A short letter to Dr. David an interest in its affairs and In recommendations relative to the pro- mighty problem, and we believe the Today, when I look out of that reason can be a valuable aid to Health Council so that the peo- Sencer, secretary. Public its future, I earnestly hope that tection of the ecologically sensitive legislature should give prompt atten- same window, I see nothing the science and environmental ple of New Jersey can breathe Health Council, *50 HUlcrest my friends and fellow citizens but houses and more houses... programs of our schools... clean air in public places. Road, Rldgewood, N.J. I7M0 area. tion to the committee's report. will vote in favor of saving Second, and in line with my No smoking in school and letters to the state sena- The committee has issued its re- Environmentalists should keep Natco Lake. There are three Finally, there is the con- concerns about the protection tors and assemblymen sup- major reasons why I think It is sideration of rapid and un- classrooms and auditoriums, port, a 148-page document, in which it tabs on this study to make sure that it of the environment, is the porting these regulation! will vital that we save this area. checked growth. Nothing Is pharmacies, retail food stores says the major problem is that no is put to use, and not permitted to rest thought that there are many carry weight and help to make First, when I moved Into more harmful to the future of a over 2,500 square feet, patient significant educational values N.J. a pleasant, healthful place single agency has' sufficient authority on our legislators' shelves to collect Hazlet 21 years ago, the community than for that com- rooms In health care facilities to be gained from It. The Natco in which to live (and breathe). and resources to keep developers from dust. New Jersey already is late in makeup and character of the unless aU patients placed Lake area has great potential munity to grow in a haphazard Virginia Hudson destroying critical regions. It suggests community were quite dif- therein have requested that acting to save the Pine Barrens. Let's for the education of our chil- and unbalanced manner. If the smoking be permitted. the creation by the legislature of a make sure it isn't too late. ferent. I can recall vividly dren. Perhaps many voters Natco Lake tract is not ac- looking out of my back window No smoking sections re- are not aware of the fact that quired by the municipality, it quired in all restaurants with Shadows and watching my young boys the Natco Lake area practical- will certainly be picked up by playing on a raft in the area over SO seats, all places of as- Uttle Silver ly duplicates the Pine Barrens developers who will build sembly used for religious,rec - directly behind our property. of New Jersey, and for that To the Editor: MAF's 25 years homes upon it... reational, political, educa- In the old days, tt was a For these reasons, I urge tional, social or any other pub- The Monmouth Arts Foundation Besides promoting fine arts in the case of kiss and make up. Now my fellow citizens to give this lic purpose (except casinos, the makeup comes first every this year is observing its 25th an- county, it also encourages and helps issue their thoughtful con- race tracks, bowling alleys, time. niversary, and in grand style. It talented county youngsters by provid- skating rinks, dance halls and Currently, this sad fact best 1*tL sideration and cast a vote to other places of ambulatary opened its concert series on Friday in ing them arts scholarships which are Tlie HonilyAiy save Natco Lake. Is exemplified by the fashion- recreation). able Raccoon Look, consisting the Presbyterian Church in Rumson, paid for from proceeds from founda- Bonnie J. Mitchell with three more to follow there, and on tion activities. Alcohol Smoking permitted sections of blue eye shadow, applied may not be the place in its heavy handedly and Thursday night at the Monmouth Arts Information about MAF is avail- Broder story enUrety, may not be unique trowelwlse. Center in Red Bank it will present the able at the Monmouth Arts Center or it areas such as ticket areas and The writer eyes Elizabeth first of four "Theatre at its- Best" may be obtained by writing to the Holmdel registration areas (except ho- Taylor as the most famous To the Editor: performances with Neil Simon's "Cal- foundation, PO Box 453, Red Bank. tel and motel lobbies), have eyeful whose blue eye shadow Who is Marvin Broder? higher ventilation require- makes him blue. ifornia Suite," starring Carolyn Jones Our congratulations to MAF on its How dare he deem to speak for ments. Who knows what evil lurks and James Drury. the Jewish community? anniversary. It has been an important Signs are required to identi- on the eyelids of women? Last Friday, I opened the MAF has done a superb job in part of our cultural life, and we hope it fy no smoking and smoking , The Shadow knows. is able to function for many, many Register and saw an article permitted areas. bringing quality entertainment to this with headlines "County Jewish Avery Giles area and in enriching our lives., years to come. Penalty of $29 - lioo fine, Support Swings Toward Mr. enforceable by state and local COB." Tell me, how does Mr. departments ol health, by oth- Conventions Broder know that the Jewish er enforcement agencies (In- Mlddlelown vote b swinging toward Mr. cluding police) and by private To the Editor: Fairview squal's victory Coe? citizens by complaint. Convention time Is here. Now I come to my second Public hearings are set for The N.J. school boards and On the team representing the Middletown's Fairview First Aid point. How dare the Register Monday, Dec 11th,»: JO a.m. at municipal officials will have ' Squad is proud of its record of service squad were Charles Donovan, captain, print this fiction as' a news the War Memorial Building, their conventions this month in i to the township and residents there John Maguire, Michael Mehler and story! And print It in half Inch Trenton. Atlantic City. Now that we headlines and surrounded by a are proud of it, too: The newest reason Peggy Letts. We congratulate them. The Tobacco Institute Is have gambling In Atlantic box! City, it would be interesting to for pride in the squad is that, compet- They really didn't have to go to the against these regulations. I think that Mr. Broder, Mr. The tobacco lobbyists are the public to know how much ing against 43 other squads in the convention to prove themselves, Magyar (the reporter) and now in California with a multi- our public officials have voted state, it won first place in an "ex- though. Middletowners are well aware The Register owe all readers million dollar advertising cam- themselves as expenses? cellence contest" dealing with (he of the squad's excellence, and of their In the county an apology for paign to try to defeat the clean No wonder we have propo- Indoor air act on the ballot sition 11. handling of a "victim." dedication as well. 'Ah, yen, we've brcn doing very well with k.dn.' ' ' BurtorTs°Llebesman there. Joan Adamson SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 71K My Tariffs, weak dollar spur spiral By SYLVIA PORTER Illllllllllin t MlHI IHI tMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIl economist Robert W CrandaU told my Washing- (Sixth la a series) ton associate, Brooke Shearer. "The Japanese have done more for the Ameri- Quotas, tariffs, voluntary restraints, other sim- can consumer than Ralph Nader," a government ilar barriers — are they really necessary to safe- economist said privately a while ago. YOUR MONEY'S guard American Jobs? His meaning: Cheaper imports — whether A dubious rationale, says the Work) Bank. And 'steel from Japan, Jogging shoes from Korea or other studies show that, within any given Industry, textiles from Pakistan — help keep down prices WORTH more Jobs are lost through technological change you pay for these and a multitude of other goods. (automation) than through imports. The weakness in the U.S. dollar has become a Trade protection tends to encourage Industries prime factor In fueling the speedup of Inflation in IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIMIIIIi Involved to delay making the changes, say some 1178 and pulling up prices of the once-cheap im- developing countries, wholesale prices rose only experts, u well as to put off cost-cutting steps ports. Every 1 percent decline in the dollar's M percent. they Inevitably must take to survive and prosper. buying power In terms of Japanese yen, German And prices for such consumer electronics as Direct, temporary payments — wage subsidies marks or other major currencies has added an TV sets and stereos actually fell 2 5 percent during — would be a leu costly, lesai inflationary, more estimated 1 that span. efficient way to help workers in dying industries to 10 of 1 percent But the danger is that "there is a growing move Into new jobs. to consumer prices across-the-bosrd. And im- demand from producers in industrialized coun- The U.S. government could psy mon than PLANTINGS — New Jersey Bell has helped the Eatontown Board of Educa- ported materials, metals, foods' are part of vir- tries for protection in a wide range of products, 93,750 to each of the roughly J60.000 hourly work- tion plant more than MO Douglas firs given the schools by the borough. from petrochemicals to bicycle tires and tubes," ers in the steel industry, and the total cost to U.8. Municipal agencies dug the trees from borough land being dared for a senior tually everything you buy (whether or not you citizens housing pro|ect and transported them to school grounds where the realize It). says the World Banl in a new World Development taxpayers would be no greater than what current Shade Tree Commission replanted them. On Bell truck above Is Robert Meanwhile, actions and inactions by Congress Report. If thess pressures are not resisted, Import protectionist policies now cost in the form of Corrow of Point Pleasant, while Victor Fetzer of Neptune guides the drill in the past session may force the Treasury to slap curbs "will inevitably tend to push up prices in the higher prices, Crandal) argues. auger. Gil Glllesplte, of Bell community relations, watches from hnrir- more duties on a long list of Imports — and Industrialized countries, adding to the already The subsidy would lead to lower labor costs for ground. intensify the already powerful drive toward"pro- difficult problem of persistent inflation." steelworkers, thereby hiking the number who tectionism In this nation. You, the U.S. consumer, pay heavily for im- would be hired. Most significant, this type of aid Instead of being geared to fighting inflation, port limits designed to protect jobs of workers in would not boost steel or other prices. Temporary our trade policies are swinging toward spurring sheltered Industries. wage subsidies to ease workers' transition to new inflation! — Relief from Imports for sugar producers fields probably also would be easier to phase out Instead of encouraging cheap imports to curb already costs you an estimated $160 million a year than Import restraints. Upgrade portfolio the price spiral in our nation and protecting U.S. in higher prices, and sugar producers are lobbying And substituting direct payments for the im- workers from unfair foreign competition in other, for even more costly Import restraints. port protection now given the meat, steel and •y DAVID R. SARGENT iimiliiiiHiiiimmimmimimmHiuttum A— General Motors Is the more direct and sound ways, we are moving to — Import quotas on meat, though recently sugar industries could, CrandaU predicts, lead to a 4— I mil very nick to dominant company in its restrict the Imports. Our policies are upside down! relaxed somewhat, cost you 400 to 800 million drop in prices of as much as $2.7 billion a year. Increase my keMiags la Amer cyclical Industry. Finances are Evidence of the inflation-offsetting effect of dollars annually. Artificial restraints on imports are an obvious lean Tfkpkw bit iced lo SUCCESSFUL very strong, providing the re- Imports is abundantly available. Wholesale prices The average cost to consumers for each job force for Inflation. So an hikes In Social Sscurity (Me ap wttt cask to da this. sources to make major Invest- in general rose U percent between 1070-76. But for preserved through trade protection amounts to taxes, minimum wages. More of these other fac- WMM JH M il >) list tad INVESTING ments In new facilities and clothing, some of which the U.S. imports from more than $50,000 a year, Brookings Institution tors in tomorrow's column. Id Be U any are dags wkkk models. sfcMU be MUT J.F. Minnesota i in Dividends typically fluc- A— The only stocks on your plan allows up to $1,000 In cash tuate with operating results. IW that should be sold - and to be invested free of all fees However, they have trended they are not doga — are Co- and brokerage commissions. higher on a long term basis as lumbia Gas System and Phila- You should certainly take ad- earnings have risen For in- delphia Electric. It will be a vantage of the cash invest- stance, management hiked to- few more yean before Colum- ment privilege whether or not tal payments from 13 80 in 1D67 bia'* cash advances to Alaskan you have your dividends In- to $6.80 last year, a ten-year producers begin to pay off in vested. Increase of 7»%. Dividends will additional gas supplies. Until Most of your other holdings probably total about $6 this that time new customers will also have dividend Investment year, including a yearend ex- not be added, and growth will plans. I am forwarding to you tra. be restricted In the Interim. a brochure which gives details Forthcoming labor nego- Philadelphia Electric serves on 450 of these plans. Other tiations make a strike possible an area where population readers may secure a free in 197V. Your substantial other growth has peaked and busi- copy by writing to me c/o Sue-" Income should give you the ness expansion stagnated. cessful Investing, 210 Newbury flexibility to "ride out" any Earnings and dividend growth St., Boston, MA 02111. temporary downturn in earn- will probably be below aver- Q— Several weeks ago you ings or dividends. I therefore age in coming years. This capi- slated that U.S. Treasury recommend that you continue tal can be better employed In Nates were available la II.Mt to hold this blue chip issue. an expanding situation such as IRIMIBLS My bank says only (Column readers should Telephone. $8,Mt. Wko Is correct? H.L. send their Investment inquiries You seem to have over- Mkklgai to David R. Sargent, Suc- looked one very painless meth- A— What your bank was. cessful Investing, c/o The Reg- od of adding to your holdings In probably telling you Is that ister) AT*T, their discounted they will only purchase In min- dividend reinvestment plan.. imum amounts of $25,000 for ADVERTISEWEHT By taking advantage of this, their customers. In the last To The Editor you automatically increase for several years notes with short and RexidrnlH of yourself the dividend return on maturities — under four years your shares by the 5% discount — have only been available in MiddleloH n Twu. at which your dividends are muumums of I5JM0. However, I was very happy to see that Invested Furthermore, this longer notes are still sold in bee ordinance was voted down 11,000 amounts Notes of one In Middletown maturity or an&ther are issued I was very much impressed Coordinator usually monthly. '^l by tha way the decision was reached.''It was very obvious Your best bet would be to that Mayor Eckert had spent a appointment call or write to the Federal lot of time studying the ques- Reserve branch office in De- tion. Since the hassle about the troit for information on these bees started I have had many offerings. When a new issue is requests from residents of the for line due bought directly through a Fed- township to help them get rid TRENTON - The state De- eral Reserve Bank or branch of yellow jackets, hornets and such. I have used many cans of partment of Transportation office, you pay no commission Raid wasp spray, gotten stung win appoint a program coordi- for the transaction. many times, too. Many have nator for the North Jersey asked what they could do to Coast Line this week, Cathy Q~ 1 have 7N shares of defeat the bee ordinance. Arnone, DOT spokeswoman, General Motors and kave beea told tose U them because of a Mr. Eckert did that through reported yesterday. study and action, not based on "The program coordinator passible strike next year. I'm emotion but on fact. Perhaps will report directly to Robert retired and depend on Ike he has earned our support in A. Keith, assistant com- dividends. However, I da kavt the upcoming election. sabstaaUal imounls af atker Jerry Menhennett The easier, missioner for public transpor- tation," Ms. Arnone said. "The laeeme. What da yoa advise? Middlelown. N.J. coordinator will be a member R.C. Florida of DOT'S program staff Who money saving, has previous experience with the North Jersey Coast Line We are the people who 'The primary purpose of time saving, the appointment I* to establish firmer control and coordi- put it all together at nation over the numerous ac- tivities being performed interest paying throughout DOT with regard to daily equipment, track maintenance, station Improve- ments and new construction account that projects," she said. Ms. Arnone said the ap- pointment would probably be a pays all your temporary assignment lasting NJ.'s #1 Haircutting Salon three to six months. "The program coordi- nator's first assignment will be bills by phone. to keep track of various efforts currently going on to ensure reliable service this winter," But, that's only Mi. Arnone said. Commuter Wives of Mon- mouth, Ocean and Middlesex Counties have been pushing half the story. for a "projects coordinator" for the North Jersey Coast Line for several months. What's the rest of it? Bake sale set SEA BRIGHT - The Sea Blight Home and School As- Telephone 775-3131 sodation will hold an Election Day bake sale beginning at II a.m. Tuesday In front of the Willow Cleaners, 11.12 Ocean or stop in. Aft, In addition to the tradi- tional home-made pies, breads and cookies, the HSA mem- SPECIAL ben will also be selling blue for all and white "S.O.S." (for Save high school Our School) tee shirts. The association will hold a students testimonial dinner on Friday in Is* $11 baton! t Mew-dry DM the Fairbanks Motor Inn, hon- MAMKUSK Keuatone Saving* oring LeRoy von Entress. CM NEPTUNE - ASBURY PARK • MANAIAPAN CM former superintendent of the PWCUM closed Sea Bright School, and •NKB Coming to Shrewsbury the school's former faculty 21 Broad SI. 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RETURN TWO PARTY top Puerto Ricans' list GOVERNMENT TO LITTLE SILVER CHERRY HILL (AP) .- Vazquez said traditional po- ilies by middle-class whites "We're sure we will be tQe Housing, employment and litical organizations tend to Ig- moving back into urban areas. first ones affected by any dra- education top the list of nore the plight of Puerto HI- "All of a sudden, the matic tax cuts, not only in ser- VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM priorities drawn up by New cans, who make up about half brownstone and rowhouse vices to people but in em- Jersey Puerto Ricans during the state's 621,100 Hispanic neighborhoods that many ployment as well since we're DORIS strategy sessions at a three- population but have a median Puerto Rlcan families live In usually the last hired and first day statewide conference. Income 43 percent below the are looking good to de- fired," Roman said. EATON The tth annual Puerto Hi- average New Jersey family. velopers," said Miguel Torres, The convention also can Convention, which ended "The Democratic Party, a Jersey City delegate. "It & adopted resolutions opposing yesterday, drew more titan 700 which Is the party most Puerto isn't fair that we should be budget cuts and tuition hikes at LARRY participants from around the Ricans belong to, takes us for pushed out of these neighbor- state universities and calling stale under the conference granted," he said. "If they hoods that we have struggled for an Investigation of condi- THOMA theme of "Struggling for Our don't start helping us with eco- so long to survive in." tions of migrant workers in Rights." nomic and technical as- Alfonso Roman, director of' Nov. 7, COL. 1 South Jersey. "We're going to start de- sistance, we're not going to the Puerto Rican Congress, a veloping political pressure," support them." statewide advocacy group that In a keynote address Satur- said Jaime Vazquez, the con- Convention delegates said sponsors the annual conven- day, New York Supreme Court vention president. "Things will one of the biggest problems tion, said Puerto Ricans also Judge John Cairo told dele- change -for us once we start facing Puerto Ricans In New fear the tax-slashing mood gates getting jobs has taken on being more actively involved Jersey is the displacement of engendered by the success of more importance for minor- In the process " low-income Puerto Rlcan fam- Proposition 13 in California. ities than getting an education. WHY NOT THE BEST?

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Anton blamed Tor nine deaths Six killed in crash HONESDALE, Pi (AP) - Arson LAWRENCE, Kan (AP) - Five per- caused a fin that killed at lean nine resi- sons returning from a family funeral ware dents of a ltth century hotel, a coroner among the six killed yesterday when a says. Six others are missing and may have pickup truck collided with a car that was perished In the intense blaze. "There is no towing another auto on the Kansas Turn- doubt that it was a suspicious fire and I pike The only survivor was a 9-year-old believe it was arson," Wayne County Cor- boy who was pulled from the flaming car oner Robert Jennings said of the yesterday by a highway patrolman who arrived on morning fire at the Alien Motor Inn in this the scene moments after the accident. Of- small rural town in northeastern Pennsyl- ficer Larry Foster used a fire extinguisher vania. Nuw bodies bad been recovered to break out a window, then yanked the from the rubble ol the hotel when the child out as flames consumed the car and search was called off Sunday night, and killed its occupants. Foster, 37, cried as he Jennings said six residents were still unac- told a reporter of having to watch the other counted for. "I have an idea where the fire victims burn to death. "1 couldn't get to the started, under a stairwell, but I won't talk others," he said "They were screaming, about that further," said Jennings, who but I Just couldn't get them." The boy, | OVER 10,000 SHEETS Medium. Loan 4" Riverview Hickory... 7** was being assisted in his investigation by Ulysses Brlnston of Westminster, Colo., the New York City arson squad and Dr. was reported In fair condition at Lawrence IN STOCK Period Pecan 5" Paladin 8" Marvin Aronson, Philadelphia's medical Memorial Hospital, suffering burns on his examiner. 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Belts, 3«; Rodgelle 99 a shopping mall department store today, Belts, 18, Andrae Belts, 17, and Zaccatias • Gray 7" Harthside Pine 9" searching for an 11th person missing and Griffin, 22. The Belts and Griffin were 3 feared dead in a blaze known to have killed from Commerce City, Colo. All were re- simulated wood grain Ranchhouse Cedar... 7" Cranbrook Oak 9" 10 store employees. Des Moines Fire Chief turning from the funeral of the father of Lee Williams said he had "no idea" what Mrs. Betts and Mrs. Brlnston in Clarks- en hardboord or wood Blackthorn Hickory.. 7" Blackthorn Hickory.. 9" caused yesterday morning's fire but that it dale, Miss. Also killed In the crash was the batting was obvious it spread "with an explosion- driver of the pickup, Richard C. Jones, 19, like force." The fire — the city's deadliest ofTopeka. — started about 9:15 a.m. as an estimated 20 employees were preparing for the noon Gets protection in prison opening of the Younkers store. Workers NEW YORK (AP) - Reputed or- told officials there was a rushing sound, ganized crime chieftain Carmine Galante, possibly gas. They said they did not hear fearing for his We at the hands of rival an actual explosion. "There was this really mobsters, managed to place two bod- 1 big rush of wind," said stockroom employ- yguards outside his cell at a federal correc- ee Craig Stlllman "I hate to think what tion center here and later at a federal would have happened if this fire had prison In Connecticut, according to Time started later in the day," said Richard magazine. Time said yesterday that two Lynch, a security guard at Merle Hay Mall, Mafia "soldiers" were permitted to enter Iowa's largest. "It would've been complete the Metropolitan Correction Center "with chaos — people would've killed each other unidentified inside help" on a nightly basis trying to get out. This mall Is just packed to protect Galante shortly after he was re- on weekends." arrested last spring. However, the New York Post, In yesterday's editions, quoted Galante as saying the alleged death threat Second quake hits Solomon** was "baloney" and merely harrassment on the part of government officials. Lt. Percy SPARK Ql GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) - A second ma- Pltier, correctional supervisor at the cen- , Jor earthquake In two days hit the Solomon ter, said last night of the magazine report: Islands area yesterday, the U.S. Geological "That's wrong ... We would never let some- Survey said. There was no Immediate re- thing like that go on." Police recognize port of damage, but a watch for tidal Galante, 68, as ruler of the Joseph Bonanno waves was Issued for Hawaii. Yesterday's crime family, one-time heir apparent to the quake measured 7.9 on the Richter wale, title of "boss of bosses" of organized which makes It a major quake capable of crime. Galante was returned to prison to causing widespread, heavy damage. It hit serve the final J^ years of a 20-year sen- south of San Cristobal Island in the tence for narcotics trafficking. He had SHEETROCK GUTTU t ifADHt been on parole for three years, but was Solomon Islands at 5:02 p.m. EST, the LUMBER DEPT. INSULATION 3 WHITE ALUMINUM survey said. A USGS spokesman said Sat- picked up again for associating with known criminals. !S. t» * H 4x8x /. 349 10 Leader 3.59 urday's quake measured 7.0 on the lUchter 4x8x'/i 3.79 scale. It was located 400 miles east of hi STRIKE. 911 3Vlx15 Untacod 13*s,.n. 10 Gutter 4.99 .Guadalcanal. No damage was reported. 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WILLIAM H. HYATT, JR. GEORGE H. MOSS, JR. MONMOU efficiency—economy—progress-— concenw and a willingness to listen REMEMBER NOVEMBER 7 — UILDII CE YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT D«II+7» 777 SHRE Paid lor by the Rumson Republican Club. P.O. Box 133 . Rumaon, N.J. Carolyn C. Callan, Traaa. (OPPOSITE SYCAHOR! STARTING THEM YOUNG - Eight-year-old candidates for re-election Tuesday, under the YOUNG ADMIRER — Bill Bradley, former Prince- Democratic Organization yesterday while Demo- Dlanne Wenner of Woll Township gets some early watchful eye of clown Rick Knlesler of Freehold at ton University and New York Knlcks basketball star cratic Borough Council candidates Herbert P. political advice from Republican Freeholder Ernest GOP pre-election rally at Freehold Raceway. before hitting the campaign trail for election to the Moore and Jack Kelleher, left, and James R. G. Kavalek, left, and Harry Larlson Jr., right, both U.S. Senate, signs an autograph for young admirer YSfrycler, the former mayor, look on. at a cocktail party hosted by the Atlantic Highlands The Daily Register

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Register photos by Larry Perna JUST TO SAY THANKS — Bill Bradley, second from left, Domocratic PUSHING GOOD "NEW" DAYS - Republicans gathered at Freehold canldldate for the U.S. Senate, dropped In on two Monmouth County Demo- Raceway yesterday for o pre-election rally boosting the "good old days" and Carl Forino cratic pre-election cocktail parties yesterday to thank party workers for before higher taxes and Inflation dominated the economy and heard GOP their help during the campaign and urge them to turn out the vote on behalf of Senate candidate Jeff Bell, center, call for a new order with lower taxes. the Democratic ticket tomorrow. With him above at a party of the Bayshore Joining him In the appeal were, (ram left. Republican Freeholders Ernest G. Democratic Organization are, from left, Roger Kane, Democratic candidate Kavalek and Harry Lorrlson Jr., who are seeking re-election, Bruce G. Coe, tor freeholder; Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J.; Allan MacDonald, Demo- Republican candidate for Congress in the 3rd District, and Monmouth County cratic candidate lor freeholder, and Monmouth County Democratic Chair- Republican Chairman Benjamin H. Danskln. man John R. Florlno. Bell, Bradley press for Monmouth County votes Continued when they came to office in holders for two years in 1975-76, Mr. Fiorino said he be- term in Congress and pre- vote in their towns. He asked usual In order to ensure he said. "We have to win big to their respective communities. the board used all its federal lieved the freeholders' race to dicted he would outpoll Mr. each Individual to promise to Democratic victory. make up for the Holmdels. the lost |3 million over the past get out 10 extra votes over the "We can't just win here," Sea Girts and the Rumsons " three yean. Just look at the "Tliey are trying to cut revsnue sharing money for be "very close." Coe by 29.000 votes. He said records." down on the revenue sharing capital improvements and said "Who wins Tuesday de- Mr. Bradley should carry the He acknowledged that money in their budgets. They the Republicans should make pends on who can get their county by 20,000 to 29,000 votes. Freehold and Mlddletown have know It's wrong," he said. their comparisons to what the troops out," he said. "I'm con- the amount of federal revenue "What they are doing Is telling board did under its previous servatively confident we can Speaking to the Bayshore sharing dollars In their the freeholders they shouldn't Democratic leadership. do better than they (the Re- Democratic Organization, budgets that Mr. Danskln said get started." "The point is the county publicans) can." which comprises Democratic they had, but maintained that Mr. Ftortno pointed out that didn't use it when it had a Mr. Fiorino said he was clubs in 10 bayshore com- was a situation "inherited" by when the Democrats had con- chance to with the Democrats confident Mr Howard would munities, Mr. Fiorino exhorted Mr. Kane and Mr. MacDonald trol of the Board of Free- in power," he stressed. win re-election to an eighth the members to get out a big Only fire was in the fireplace MIDDLETOWN - Two township fire companies re- sponded to an alarm at ] Pauls Place last night, but when they arrived, (he only tire was in the house's fireplace Fire officials said a resi- dent started the blaze, without remembering to open the lire- place damper Smoke from the fire backed up in the fireplace, filled the house with .smoke, and set off a smoke alarm shortly before 7 p.m., a fire department spokesman said. Firemen from the Did Vil- lage Fire Co. and the Port Monmouth Fire Co. opened the damper, and worked to clear the house of smoke, the spokesman said. The only damage to the house was mi- nor smoke damage, he said. The house Is owned by Nell Kennedy, he said. Township Fire Chief Charles Wldmaier urged all residents to make sure that MONARC AWARD- John J. Rellly, second from Rosell ot Lincroft, MONARC's president, and dampen are open and chim- left, the executive director of the New Jersey State Thomas J. Mitchell of Malawan, MONARC's chair- neys are clear before starting Racing Commission, was honored Saturday night by man, present the award. Mr. Rellly was commended fires In their fireplaces. BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS - Jamie Frans Franznlck, 8, beams while his the Monmouth Association for Retarded Children at for helping to set up "Charity Racing Days" at state dog "Daisy" appears a bit frightened ot the blessing of the animals by Father Its annual dinner-dance. Mrs. Virginia Klernan of race tracks to benefit retarded persons throughout There wen no Injuries re- James Conover, right, of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, New Mon- Long Branch, the dinner chairwoman, Edward M. thestate. ported in yetterday'sinctdent. mouth. The ceremony was part of the church's 100th anniversary celebration. 14 Tltc Dts&y Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAV, NOVEMBER 6,197s ADVERTISEMENT-ADVERTISE MENT.ADVERTISEMENT Kitty Hawk Flyer to fly again Republicans pick • j CHARLES CHAM Rue, Bassler & Berry the craft that Orville and Dean's home since January. plane before." he said. "We flight of lift feet in 12 seconds. •ERLAIN Wilbur Wright built and flew "We'll have spent about thought up the idea to more or It was namPbuilt by the Wright CLARENDON HILLS. Ill into history over the sand •4.000 when it's finished," said less publicize the Illinois Wing brothers (AP) - The Kitty Hawk Flyer dunes of Kitty Hawk, NC Blela, who runs Aerodynamic ol the Civil Air Patrol Well "Our plane will carry two will be airborne once more, Dennis Biela, 22, Randy Enterprise with Dean Blela display our plane at air shows gallons of gasoline and cruise Just In lime for the 75th an- Dean, 18, and several other does skywriting and banner and gatherings, and any mon- 45 to 50 miles an hour," he niversary Dec. 17 of the Wright members of the Illinois Civil tows, and Is a student flight ey collected will go for flight said. "We'll remain airborne brothers' first flight Air Patrol have been building instructor. scholarships of the Illinois about 25 minutes and will fly It's a scaled-down model of the plane In the garage of "But I've never built a Wing. no higher than 500 to 1,000 he was a member of the Law "We scaled it down to five- feet." "The Fair Haven Republi- can Pally has always fielded an Journal, and his Muter of eighths the size of the original The first lest flight, he said, outstanding political team and Laws Degree from New York so we can transport it," he will be at the Lewis Univer- this year is no exception." says University. He served as judi- said slty-Lockport aviation depart- Eleanor Ellis, party chairman cial clerk to The Honorable Biela made the ribs of ment southwest of Chicago. "We're proud to present to die Mark A. Sullivan, now a Jus- plywood, the spars of spruce voters such highly qualified lice of the New Jersey Supreme and the covering from doped Copies of preliminary people as William C Rue with Court. Mr. Bassler is oa the muslin, unbleached cotton sketches by the Wright his 13 years experience on the Board of Trustees of the Mon- cloth the same kind the Wright brothers of the Kitty Hawk council; George L Berry with mouth County Arts Council Flyer were obtained from the his Tine recordof service to the and has served on the Presi- brothers used. dent's Advisory Council at Experimental Aircraft As- community of Fair Haven, and "We've done some im- William G. Bassler, an attorney Brookdale Community Col- provising and have carefully sociation museum at Hales highly regarded by the bench lege. He and his wife Eileen checked weight and balance," Corners. Wis., Biela said. Oth- and the bar. have four children, all enrolled said Biela. "We're using a er material came from the William C. Rue. a 21-year in the Borough's public newer wing foil for better per- Smithsonian Institution. resident of the Borough, with elementary school. Mr. Bas- formance and a modified "Our best guidelines came IS years experience on the sler, a member of the Ameri- Volkswagen engine rated at (0 from a full-scale drawing of Borough Council, is seeking can, New Jersey and Florida horsepower to turn the two the Kitty Hawk in a model the Mayor's office. Rue has Bar Associations, practices law served on all council commit- with Labrecque. Parsons and propellers And we'll have aircraft book." he said. "The Bassler. He and his wife are ailerons for control. The ori- Wright brothers kept most of tees and is former chairman of the Police Committee, the Fire, members of the Church of the ginal didn't have them." their plans in their head. And First Aid and Civil Defense Nativity, Fair Haven. their aircraft was so un- Biela said the original Kitty Committees. Mr. 'Rue has George L. Berry was Hawk Flyer had only a 12- balanced they had to use lead represented the Borough in raised in Fair Haven, has a hnrsenower engine for its first weights to try to level it." joint municipalities' feasibility Bachelor of Science Degree in sludy commissions for the Re- Physics from Monmoutn Col- gional Sewerage Authority and lege, and is employed by Ron- FLYING MACHINE RE-CREATED -Randy Dean, 18, holds the controls of a the County Landfill He is a son Corporation, Woodbridge scaled-down replica of the Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk Flyer which he and voting member of the Planning A dynamic member of the three others have been building in the garage of his home In Clarendon Hills, Restaurant plea Board. He has been instrumen- Board of Trustees of the Mon- III. The four plan to fly the replica to commemorate the 75th annlversay of the , tal in the planning and de- mouth Community Action velopment of Fair Haven Program, he is now Vice Presi- Fields. Mr. Rue is a graduate of dent of the Fair Haven Board of denied by court Rutgers, He is married to the Health,and a member of the former Jean Denise and they Mayor's Advisory Committee FREEHOLD - Superior havtor concerning the permits reside with their three sons at on the organizational structure Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. for the restaurant. Dogwood Lane of the Public Works Depart- ment. Mr. Berry and his wife ruled that Mlddletown Town- Judge Lane had directed William G. Bassler re- hahnes ship could not be sued for dam- Myrtle live with their two township officials last July 7 to ceived his law degree from daughters on Church Street. ages In a lawsuit in which a issue a temporary certificate Georgetown University, where restaurant contends that it lost of occupancy so the restaurant profits because the township could be opened. The permit PaMlwp«tonatybyRoa«rF.Coatnt,P»tMenlC«*ury21 CmmFtato.P.O Boi 1<7.FikHmn. delayed in issuing it the per- was issued last August. mits it needed to open. Judge Lane said that under save 1/3 on the N. J. Tort's Claims Act, tha township was immune from le- butte knit gal action In connection with the Issuance, denial or revoca- tion of permits. fall collection The Judge's ruling came on A Program For a motion by the township to be 2 pc. dresses dismissed as a defendant in a legal action filed by Woodmont Realty Corp. of Holmdel, 3 pc. dresses which is leasing a portion of a building at (23 Newman suits and pantsuits Springs Road, Middletown, and is operating a restaurant PROGRESS! there known as The Country This season's best fashion Place. looks from this famous Woodmont also named Paul Reinhold, township construc- maker of easy care tion officer, as a defendant in • Unify the Red Bank Community polyester/wool knits to the legal action in which It collect now and wear maintained that township de- • Convert River Street School Into lay In Issuing It permits caused all year long. In fall It to lose anticipated profits. colors, size 8-16, The restaurant opened last Au- Municipal Complex orlg. 52.00-144.00, gust. In his ruling. Judge Lane •ale 35.00-96.00 noted that under state law both • Permanent Senior Citizen Center a public entity and a public employee are not liable for • Strict Code Enforcement Department damages in connection with the issuance, denial or revoca- tion of permits, adding, how- • Continued Lower Tax Rate ever, that an employee is liable If his conduct Is outside the scope of his duties. The judge held that Wood- mont had raised a sufficient factual issue concerning Mr. Reinhold's activities and is en- titled to go to trial on on the Issue whether Mr. Reinhold's conduct constituted actual malice Maxwell X. Colby of Shrewsbury, representing Woodmont Realty, maintained that Mr. Reinhold had acted outside the scope of his author- ity and urged the court to con- sider the whole pattern of be- Annual drive set by Roy ales EATONTOWN - The Roy- ales Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Eatontown will con- duct their annual letter fund LEADERSHIP FOR RED BANK drive this month. The donations, which are solicited from businessmen and residents, are needed to purchase horns and drums. The Royal Junior Drum and Bugle Corps is a youth pro- gram which serves over 100 Frank McKenna Mayor youngsters In the local area. In addition to the letter drive, plans are also being Stafford Thompson Councilman made to conduct tag days at local-businesses. Fund-raising projects for the future include a flea market, a championship Michael Ellegood Councilman Color Guard indoor show,! a disco dance, raffles and, ten- tatively scheduled, a Senior Drum and Bugle Corps Cham- Ed McKenna Councilman pionships contest. The contest will feature the Hawthorne Caballeros. The Royales are presently looking for youngsters be- They Care About People...it's that Simple! tween the ages of 10 and 20 to complete their organizational plans for IS marching com- petitive members. The Corps practices at the youth center in CONTINUE RED BANK'S GROWTH AND HARMONY Bradley Beach on Sunday from the hours of 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Donations to the Corps may VOTE DEMOCRATIC-NOVEMBER 7 be mailed to the Royals, P.O. Bex WS, Eatontown, New Jer- PAID FOR BY R.B. DEMO. COMM. SAUL DIAMOND, PO Boa JS2, RED BANK SHOP 6 NIGHTS TIL 9:30 AT MONMOUTH MALL sey, Brick 9s Hughes noses out Hagan, Filardi in gym tilt

Ho4md»l. M.M. 1. lM Film*. Rorltan. M 10, 4 oorfcaro Totorlc*. OCMft. M U, i MIDDLETOWN - "The high caliber of girls competing in a strong showing of Mil, and fifth, to Happy Capoana, Brick, But the final results reflected the continuing prowess of Happy Copoona. Brick.35.71 "•** "o*1 how much the Bport haa grown in the area," 95.71. VAULTING - I Sut FHordl, Rorltan. f 13. 1 Donna HughM. trick, 1.17. 3. veterans Hughes and Hagan, whose top finishes were virtual re- Willo Coir,. Morlboro t 03, i Hoppy Capoonu trick, t 6, S Amy Power, Monalapan. Shore Conference Individual Gymnastics Cham- "There were no surprises over the two-day period;' said runs of last year's performances. Filardi, however, is a relative I.f7 •ALANCE tEAM - I. O«ill« Dour lo, SoultreGreen Bay Packers gained 385 yards and his arm do the talking against the Detroit Lions and the crippled Philadelphia Eagles 148 The Eagles NFC Roundup the result was yet another victory for Minnesota, won 10-3 which has dominated Detroit since 1M7. As a result, the Eagles evened their record at "I don't feel like talking today; my mouth 5-5, and held on to an outside chance for a wild card "The pressure came from all that was being said hurts," said Tarkenton, who took a vicious hit by berth in the National Football League playoffs. The and written about it. We didn't talk about it at home Detroit's Dave Pureifory midway through the sec- Packers, still leading the National Football League all week But we thought about it The tension was ond quarter. Central Division by a game over Minnesota, there." Tarkenton lost three caps on his teetlt and left dropped to 7-3. Otis, a ninth-season NFL performer, reached the the field to receive 12 stiches on his lip, but returned It could be said the Packers beat themselves, threshhold of the 3.608 career yards standing as the to start the second half He finished with 18 comple- something the Eagles have done many times in old St. Louis record on a 5-yard run off a draw play tions In 27 attempts for 211 yards and one touch- recent years. The Pack turned the ball over five early in the second quarter. down. times — three intercepted passes, two fumbles — Then, after being thwarted by a penalty, he Falcons 21,4lers II and was hit with seven penalties for 74 yards. crashed 6 yards past Johnny Roland's six-year-old ATLANTA — San Francisco fans worried about Philadelphia, meanwhile, had just one turnover previous team standard on the third play of a 99- it J Simpson's shoulder separation might be en- and only three penalties' for a total of 15 yards. And yard cards drive couraged by the experience ol Atlanta Falcon quar- the Eagles played with two substitute running Seahawks II, Bears 2J terback Steve Bartkowski CHICAGO - The struggling Chicago Bears kept backs, themselves nursing injuries. Six days after separating his shoulder, clawing away, but the Seattle Seahawks wouldn't let Wtlbert Montgomery,,tine of the top running Bartkowski was back on the Held to guide Atlanta to them burst Iree. backs in the NFL, and his running partner, Mike a lackluster National Football League victory over Chicago scored six times But the Seahawks Hogan, sat out the game. Billy Campfield, 34 yards . the staggering 4(ers. who were lorced to play most retaliated lour of those times with scores on the on 11 carries, and Cleveland Franklin, 15 for 22, took of the game without their superstar running back. over the starting job.. very next series. And the swiftness with which they Atlanta's fourth consecutive victory kept the (-4 Even tbe Eagles' passing was nothing lo brag struck was enough to take the spirit out of any Falcons' playoff hopes alive. The 4lers, however, about! Quarterback Ron Jaworski completed IS of 20 comeback. fell to 1-9 in dropping their fifth straight game and for just 106 yards. Green Bay passer David The result was a victory for the Seahawks that lirst under Coach Fred O'Connor, who replaced Whitehurst completed 18 of 33 [or 220. The Pack's wasn't decided until Cornell Webster picked off a fired Pete McCulley at midweek. Terdell Middleton ran for 87 and Bartv Smith for 97. desperation pass by little-used Mike Phipps on the Cardinals 21, Giants II last play of the game. ST. LOUIS - On a difficult day to run. Jim It was the seventh straight defeat lor the Bears, Rams 2C, Buccaneers 23 Hart's passes served as a scalpel to lacerate open- who are 3-7. The Seahawks, 5-5, never trailed and LOS ANGELES - Coach John McKay of Tampa ings (or the meat cleaver rampages of St. Louis' Jim hardly bear the markings of the expansion team Bay did not charge outright that quarterback Doug Otis. they were In 1976. Williams was fouled in a tackle that broke his jaw Otis, the Cardinals' fullback, plowed to two "We got a lot of yards, lor the most part, when but the mentor who gained fame in Los Angeles came very close. touchdowns and set a club record in helping them we needed It," said Seattle Coach Jack Patera. beat the New York Giants. The Seahawks got their touchdowns on drives Tampa Bay, with a host ol players from the APPktlt "I'm just glad it's over," said Otis after plledriv- covering 70, 73. 72 and 73 yards They also had a 69- University of Southern California where McKay TOWER OF POWER — Tampa Bay Buccaneer Dewey Selmon makes like a ing 78 yards on 22 carries en roule to becoming No. 1 yard drive end deep in Bear territory when Sherman became legendary, challenged and tied the Los Angeles Rams before losing with just three seconds bird to stop Los Angeles Ram John Cappelettl (22) at the goal line as offensive on the Cards' all-time list ol rushers with 3.6S4 Smith fumbled and Chicago recovered at the 1-yard and defensive blockers pile up at their feet. left when Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal. yards line Dolphins confuse Cowboys with Griese's sharp calls MIAMI (AP) - While Miami Dolphins quarter- (Oiler) defense was as good as any I've ever played back Bob Grlest's clever play-calling and exact against. passing kept the Dallas defense confused, the Cow- "I tried everything we had in the game plan I boy offense continued to confuse itself. AFC Roundup tried and tried but I couldn't find the right answer." Griese, shifting his teammates around like a Other Oiler targets included Cleveland running Grand Master moving so many chess pieces, kept backs Mike and Greg Pruitt and any other Brown the famed flex defense in flux. The Cowboys, mean- happy after rushing for 101 yards on 28 carries to who tried to carry the ball. The Oiler defense while, yielded three fumbles and two Interceptions help the Chargers beat the Cincinnati Bengals stopped the Brown running game at a mere 28 yards on 22 tries. , to help Miami to a 23-16 victory. Mitchell cracked the 6,000-yard career rushing "It's my job to find the open receivers. They mark, — he now has gained 6,011 yards — making Greg Pruitt led Browns rushers with 16 yards on seemed to be there a lot. They seemed to have a lot him only the 12th player In NFL history to do it. 13 carries and Mike Pruitt, who gained 173 last of mixups on defense. I had receivers with nobody "It is a big thrill for me," Mitchell exclaimed. week, managed only eight yards on six carries. near them," said Griese, who hit 12 of 18 passes for "It was something I looked forward to It was one of "Brian isn't a very mobile quarterback," Greg 185 yards the high points of my life." Pruitt said. "As soon as they knew they could "We were shifting our tight end. I used Delvln San Diego's Rolf Benlrschke booted Held goals of contain our running game, they started teeing off on (Williams) when they didn't seem to be expecting 20, 26 and 37 yards Sunday. The first came with 5:21 Brian." It," he said. "I think they were a Uttle bit confused. left In the first quarter and gave the Chargers a lead Oiler middle guard Curley Culp, relishing the It was Just something that seemed to be easy for us they held the rest of the way Oiler comeback after a 28-13 loss to Cincinnati last to do today." / week, had to agree with Sipe's assessment of the The victory kept the Dolphins, 7-3, one game Patriots 14, Bills II Oiler defensive effort. behind the New England Patriots in the American BUFFALO, NY - Running back Horace Ivory "We out-executed them and won the contest." Football Conference East. It was their first victory skittered through and around Buffalo's defense for Culp said. "Sacking the quarterback is a defensive over a contending team and moved the usually 128 yards and two touchdowns as the New England lineman's dream. We're still in contention for a wild card spot and that's what It's all about." restrained Griese to say, "It was a great, great Patriots whipped the Bills. win." The game solidified New England's position atop Steelers 21, Saints 14 For the Cowboys, It was another step on a Eastern Division of the American Conference at 8-2. PITTSBURGH - Archie Manning made It close, treadmill no one had expected (or the defending and tied a team record of seven consecutive vic- but Rocky Bleier made It to the endzone champions. tories Buffalo absorbed its seventh loss in 10 con- That was the difference as the Pittsburgh "I'm perplexed," admitted quarterback Roger tests. Steelers withstood one of Manning's finest days as a Staubach "We have not really had a game where Ivory, a second-year performer whom the Patri- pro and beat the New Orleans Saints on Bleier's first we walked off the field and said we had a great day. ots drafted to provide an outside threat, scored on touchdown catch ever in a National Football League We've maintained a pretty consistent pattern of sweeps of 19 and five yards in the second and third regular season game. middle-of-the-road football. We've kind of main- quarters respectively. "We came here to win. We didn't come here to tained that level of mediocrity." Oilers 14, Browns II play good and make It close," Manning lamented Chargers 22, Bengals It HOUSTON - The Houston Oiler defense, slung after hitting 22 of 32 passes for a career-high 344 SAN DIEGO - Running back LydeU Mitchell last week by lowly Cincinnati, decided to go out and yards. has found greener pastures with the San Diego hit someone and Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe "Every dog has his day. This old dog Just had his FEET, DO YOUR STUFF - Roger Stauboch, quarterback for the Dallos Chargers after leaving Baltimore in a preseason wishes It hadn't been him today.." said Bleier, who turned a short pass from Cowboys, has to do some scrambling to get away trom Miami Dolphin dispute with the Colts' management. "Their defense was playing Super Bowl foot- Terry Bradshaw into the winning 24-yard touchdown defender Vern DenHerder (83) in Miami's Orange Bowl yesterdoy, but "It's great to be with such great company," said ball," said Slpe, who was sacked seven times for 54 with 1:51 to play and also led all rushers with 84 DenHerder succeeded in sacking him anyway. the former Penn State standout, who was expeclally yards In losses by the angry Oiler defense. "The yards on 17 carries. Robinson finds Walker with upset victory pass DENVER (AP) — A pair of fuzzy-cheeked New York Jets, Turner, a former Jet who has kicked 287 career field goals wide receiver Wesley Walker and quarterback Matt Robinson, to rank second on the all-time NFL list behind George Blanda, were in the spotlight after hooking up on a perfectly executed 75- said he is perplexed , yard pass In what turned out to be the decisive play of the game "I have n,o answers for what's going on." he said "Really, I But In the Denver locker room, the talk was not so much don't Nothing like this has ever happened lo me I've had about the Jet whiz kids as about 37-year-old Jim Turner, whose slumps before, but nothing like this I have no excuses on either once-accurate toe has lost Its reliability kick today I should have made them both " Walker's reception with 5:45 left in the game lifted the JCts But he didn't, and the upstart Jets boosted their season to a 31-28 upset victory over the Broncos. It capped a flurry of 24 record to £4. the same record as l)envt>r straight Jet points after Denver had taken a seemingly com- "Coming back from a 28-7 deficit is another part of our fortable 28-7 lead In the first half. growing up. another step toward our becoming competitive, Still, Turner might have pulled the game out for the which we have not been for a while." said New York Coach Walt Broncos. But he missed a 30-yard field goal attempt early In the Michaels I final quarter and, with three seconds remaining, failed on a 42- Denver built its early lead thanks ft> its defense, which yard attempt that would have sent Ihe game into overtime. accounted for two scores on a fumble recovery and an intercep- "Yes, I would have toiay we have a problem with our field- tion. Linebacker Tom Jackson's 28-yard 'TD return with an goal kicking." Denver Coach Red Miller said in response to a interception gave the Broncos their biggest lead with 8 19 left m reporter's question. Failures In the kicking game cost Denver the first half two games earlier this year, and Turner missed a chip shot In But tbe Jets bounced back, with Robinson passing 4 yards to overtime last week before getting a second chance on a penalty Derrick Gaffney for a score and Pat Leahy kicking a Jt-yard and making good. field goal. Early In the third quarter. Scott Dierking ran 3 yards "I don't know what we can do," Miller continued "Our for another TD, cutting Denver's lead to 28-24 and setting up the SLIPPERY — Denver Bronco running bock Jon the end zone for a first quarter score for the Orange kicking game Is definitely way down. A field-goal kicker has to bomb from Robinson to Walker Keyworth proves too much to hang on to tor New Crush. The Jets came back to do some "orange be part of ihe team, Just like everybody else. He's got to "II was a fly pattern and Wesley just outran the coverage," York Jet defender Burgess Owens as he heads Into squeezing" themselves with o31-M victory. product." said Michaels. "The throw was perfect " 16 The Daily Regfcicr SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1978 Levi, Mann survive challenge in Disney

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) - A five-year was "absolutely secondary" to getting their quali- finish was third in last week's Pensacola Open., pro who hid never won a tour event and a mini-tour fying exemptions from each and every PGA event "They beat a hell of a good effort. We got a player completing his tint season on the PGA they enter in 1I7», said the 5-foot -». l«5-pound Levl bunch of birdies and didn't make a bogey all week circuit are the new National Team Golf champions. through an ear-to-ear smile. and they beat us by three shots." Bob Wadkins, the Wayne Levl, B, and Bob Mann, M, won the title Although the best-ball event does not count in younger of the brothers, said about Levi and Mann. by Untying the final two holes on Disney World's official PGA money winnings, their victory did "Everytime we'd get close, they'd make another treacherous Magnolia Course to withstand a grant them the all-important exemptions. birdie," said Lanny Wadkins, the tour veteran who challenge by the brothers Wadkins, Lanny and Bob "I waited until the last minute to get it, and It has won five tour events and $737,154 in official PGA "I'm sorry to see this come to an end. My sure feels good," said Levi, who had made $25,039 on money winnings partner was )ust getting hot," said an ecstatic the 1178 tour but had not won a tournament since In third place, far off the pace at 27-under-par Mann, the Indianapolis mini-tour graduate who free- turning pro in ltn. 261. were Keith Fergus and Phil Hancock, who had ly admitted he was just along for company most of Mann said he felt he deserved his exemption begun the day tied with the Wadkins brothers in the time. although he spent a good part of the time standing second Levl, a Tampa, Fla., resident who plays out of around watching his partner sink birdies. In fourth place at 262 were the teams of Joe Herklmer, NY. dumped in more than M percent of "I'll take it. I'll stand right out there and tee it up Porter-Bob Zender, Forrest Fenler-Larry Zlegler the S4 birdies the duo picked up over the four days to in every tournament. I think I contributed some- and Ed Sneed-Tom Welskopf give them a three-stroke victory with a 254 total thing, maybe only the three winning shots," said Defending champions Glbby Gilbert and Grier score. They played yesterday's final round in 9- Mann. Levi heartily agreed. Jones finished in a three-way tie at 273 with Perry under-par 63, as did the Wadkins brothers. "It's a lot easier to do it with a partner, I tell Leslie-Fuzzy Zoeller and Frank Conner-Orvllle But their $20,000 split of the 140.000 first prize you," said the modest, soft-spoken Levl, whose best Moody. 0 Blazers top Knicks as Lucas shines Kaotem Abdul Jabbar and PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - son asked with a laugh when Adrian Dantley scored 26 Maurice Lucas, playing his someone asked how it felt to first National Basketball As- have Lucas back. "Seriously, points each and Norm Nixon sociation game of the regular he made a big difference." added 25 more in Los Angeles' season, scored 30 points to Thompson said now he most recent victory, which had spark the Portland Trail doesn't worry about going out all the appearances of a run- Blazers to a 111-96 victory over of the game for an occasional away until the Cavaliers the New York Knicks. rest. And he said Lucas made rallied late in the game. Lucas scored the first 10 things easier for him on the The Lakers were ahead by Blazer points of the fourth backboards. 18 points with some nine quarter and the last seven. "Luke is so strong he just minutes to play but Cleveland The 6-foot-t power forward clears everybody out of the narrowed the gap to four showed no sign of his long way and if he doesn't get the points, 100-105, with 1:32 re- layoff — scoring from all over ball, I've got a clear lane to go maining. At that point, the the floor, rebounding and after It," Thompson explained. Cavaliers called a timeout. handing out assists. He had Still, the Knicks, led by been sidelined with a broken Marvin Webster with 13, outre- "I told the team, 'there's bone spur on his shooting hand bounded the Blazers 51-44 still time to score six points,'" since September and played Lucas blamed the difference Cleveland Coach Bill Fitth with his second and third fin- on Portland's failure to block said after the game. "But we gers taped together. out and said It was something didn't mean for the Lakers to Mychal Thompson added 21 the team would have to work score the six. on. JUBILATION - Wayne Levl, of Herklmer, N.Y., raises his arms in victory points for the Blazers and "Our game plan was to after a birdie putt on the 18th green In the final round of the National Team teammate Lionel Holllns con- Lakers 117, Cavaliers 1(7 keep them out of their running LOS ANGELES - The Los Championship golf tourney at Walt Disney World. tributed 16, 12 of them In the game and generally we did," third quarter, when the Angeles Lakers have played added Fitch. "But we played Blazers took control. like one of the National dumb in the last two minutes Spencer Haywood Basketball Association's finest of both halves and that was the furnished 18 points and team- teams lately. But it's not coin- ball game. mage Bob McAdoo 16 for the cidental that their last five "We felt we had to keep U.S. looks ahead Knicks, whose record fell to games have been at home. them under 120 points to have •r put** 5-7. The Blazers won their fifth "I'm pleased with the way a chance to win. We are more HAULING IT IN - Trail Blazer Mychal Thompson straignt game to raise their we're playing but I'll be more concerned with the pace of the goes high Into the air as he pulls down a rebound record to 6-4. pleased if we play like this out game than they are." while Knicks Marvin Webster (40) and Ray Williams After the game, Lucas said on the road," said Coach Jerry One thing that helped the (13) watch. after losing Cup West after the Lakers' victory Cavaliers keep the Lakers out his fingers felt pretty good but he was tired. over Cleveland. of their running game was the "That's more than I ex- Los Angeles is now a fact that Cleveland won the pected to play and my body's perfect 6-0 on their home court rebounding battle 62-44. tellln' me," Lucas told re- but It's been a much different When asked about that, to gritty Britons porters. He played 37 minutes, story thus far on the road, West said, "We try to help out entering the game for the first where they're 0-4.' The Lakers on defense. Then, unless return to action at Chicago LONDON (AP) - "I still think we are the Tracy's other conqueror was Sue Barker, time at 5:04 of the first quarter you're really active rebounds tomorrow night and then play better team, and we will be back next year," who beat her 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 Saturday at a vital to a standing ovation from are hard to get. They're a good at Indiana Wednesday eve- , rebounding team and they play said Chris Evert after the United States wom- stage of the series. Portland's 67th consecutive ning. well together." en's tennis squad had lost the Wlghtman Cup to The British blonde admitted she played on sellout crowd. Britain. Tracy's inexperience. Lucas got more playing Games played weekend of Nov. 11 time than anyone expected pri- "Tracy Austin and Pam Shriver still have "1 knew that if I could get her down in the Deadline Thursday Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. marily because Tom Owens their Wlghtman Cup futures ahead of them. final set she would start getting desperate and got In early foul trouble, pick- Top 20 results When they get more experienced and finally make mistakes," Barker said. "I knew she n establish themselves, they are going to put ing up his fourth with 6:12 re- D Matawan Reg. D Neptune couldn't have felt too good after losing a close How the Top 20 teams in The Associated Press college America on top." maining in the first half. a match against Virginia Friday night." footballl poll fared this weekend: D Middlelown No. • Southern Reg. Tracy, IS, and Pam, 16, played gallantly but Owens only played 14 minutes a 1 Oklahoma (9-0-0) beat Colorado 28-7. • Raritan . D Cedar Ridge failed as Britain completed a 4-3 victory over The last day seesawed dramatically to the and only scored two points excitement of 7,000 fans who filled the ornate 2 Penn State (9-0-0) beat Maryland 27-3. D the United States in the Royal Albert Hall while grabbing seven re- J.Alabama (8-1-0) beat Mississippi State 35-14. D Howell O Middletown So. Victorian concert hall turned tennis stadium. Saturday night. Both were making their bounds 4.Nebraska (8-1-0) beat Kansas 63-21. D Montclair D Brick Twp. a Wightman Cup debuts. Evert played some of her finest ever tennis to But Lucas forsees a lot 5Maryland (8-1-0) lost to Penn State 27-3. D Rahway D Marlboro They played five matches between them crush Virginia Wade and put America in front more of Thompson moving (Southern Cal (7-1-0) beat Stanford 13-7. a • Rumson-E.H. during the three-day competition but won only 3-2. But then Barker downed Austin and into the center spot as the 7 Texas (6-1-0) did not play. • Manalopan a one - a doubles In which Tracy partnered with levelled the series, and finally Wade and three big men rotate to keep S.Michigan (7-1-0) beat Iowa 34-0. D Long Branch D Monmouth Reg. a Barker won the decisive doubles against Evert fresh. Thompson needs more BiUle Jean King. 9.UCLA (8-1-0) beat Oregon 23-21. D St. Joseph's D Shore Reg King, 34-year-old player-coach to the team, and Shriver. They aimed all their fire against playing time at center so he D 10 Houston (7-1-0) beat Texas Christian 63-6 D Red Bank Reg. D Asbury Pork insisted on staying outside the singles so the Shriver, who faltered on her ground strokes as can learn the plays, Lucas U.Navy (7-1-0) lost to Notre Dame 27-7. D youngsters could play. And Joanne Russell, a the cup hung in the balance. said, 12,Louisiana State (6-1-0) beat Mississippi 30-8. • Point Boro D Ocean Twp. • D doubles specialist, was also left out with the Results in the series (British names first): "Our success depends on 13.Georgia (710) beat VMI41-3. D R.B Catholic • Hammonton D same object. how well he (Thompson) plays Barker lost to Evert 6-2, 6-1; Michele Tyler 14.Purdue (6-1-0) beat Northwestern 31-0. D St. John Vianney D Keyport Tracy, the bouncy little baseliner, was still beat Shriver 5-7, 6-3. 6-3; Wade beat Austin 3-6, In the center," Lucas said. lS.Notre Dame (6-2-0) beat Navy 27-7. • cheerful after the United States had lost the 7-5, 6-3; Sue Mappin and Anne Hobbs lost to Thompson had another 16 Clemson (7-1-0) beat Wake Forest 51-6. D Mater Dei D Holmdel D cup.- King and Austin 6-2,4-6,6-2; Wade lost to Evert good game offensively and 17 Arkansas (5-2-0) beat Rice 37-7. D St. Peter's (NB) D Keansburg grabbed 12 rebounds while a "I don't think I played that badly," she said. 6-0, 6-1; Barker beat Austin 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, and 18.Mlchlgan State (5-3-0) beat Illinois 59-19. D Princeton D Yale D "Certainly against Virginia Wade I had my Wade and Barker beat Even and Shriver 6-0, playing 35 minutes. W.Pittsburgh (6-2-0) beat Syracuse 18-17. Q Temple D Rutgers chances." 5-7,6-4. "Who needs him?" Thomp- 20. Washington (6-3-0) beat Arizona 31-21. a • Jets D Philadelphia D D Giants D Washington D D Oakland D Cincinnati D TIE BREAKER - Totol number of points scored by oil teams Society has forgotten Smith, Carlos, Name Address City and State but their personal wounds still bleed Telephone Ten years and three weeks after the two American sprinters pic Committee, the USOC suspended Smith and Carlos and Mall or deliver to: Football Conlett, The Daily Register. shocked the Olympic Games with a black-gloved, clinched fist ordered them to leave the city. One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by 5 P.M. salute from the victory stand in Mexico City, Tommie Smith and Smith joined the Cincinnati Bengals of the American Foot- Thursday Nov. 9. ball League in July, 1969, and stayed with them 2 % years. In John Carlos have blended into society - more resentful than FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES resented. WILL 1972, he was named assistant athletic director and head track The country, which survived the burnings, the marches and and field coach at Oberlin College In Ohio where he remained ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AN ENVELQPf more violent racial demonstrations of the 1960s, has forgiven until this year when he took a similar post at Santa Monica and forgotten. The two young men still wear scars from what GRIMSLEY Junior College. NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED they consider to be wounds dealt by the bigotry and politics of "All my life, I felt I wanted to teach," Smith said. "I gave up 1150. In Pruw money will b* Etch contestant It permitted the day. Neither is repentant. football to get Into education." given ttw persons wltctlng up to sli tntrtet. Switch your Ihs moil wlnntrs from th* selection around as you Given the same circumstances and the same stage, Smith Carlos came home to continue his track career at San Jose football giniM listed •bora. State. He signed but never played football with the Philadelphia wish. Contestants „, ,\. and Carlos insist they would do it again. But it is a page in 1il Plict, 1100.00, 2nd lowtd to submit on* haml- history that has been turned and consigned to the past. The Eagles, defected to the Canadian League where he said quarter- Pltc*, (30.00, 3rd Plict. •ktichtd facsimile. Entry world moves on backs were instructed never to throw Mm a pass. $20.00. forms rsproductd tltc- The world moves on for Tommie Smith, 33, parent, school On Oct. 16, 1968, Smith, from Lamoore, Calif., won the He worked at odd jobs for as little as $60 a week before In cm ol > ll«, slngw winner Ironically art not tcctptebw. teacher, administrator — an intelligent, sensitive man who Olympic 200-meter race in 19.8 seconds, world record time, with landing an aide's post with a Los Angeles city councilman. will bf dcwrmlntd by th* All mlrtei mutt bt In th* Carlos finishing third. cloMtt to ttw total number ol Rtgliter otflct by 5 P.M. on chose the role of educator to that of a professional football Lately he has been working with playground kids in the Los point* acorad by *tl tesms mt Thursdiy preceding the player. When the two rangy sprinters took the podium to accept Angeles area and pushing for a John Carlos Youth League. on ttw contest can). gsmtt. Only on* award will their gold and bronze medals, they wore black scarves around The world moves on for Carlos, also 33, father of three, "I am sort of a Pled Piper for underprivileged and bad Mark an "X" In In* square ' be mtde to any contestant or embittered for a while, temporarily a drifter but now dedicated their necks and a black glove on one hand. On their chests were kids," he said. "They can relate to John Carlos." opposite tnt team you b*- household In any wit week. to helping underprivileged kids in the Los Angeles area. pinned buttons proclaiming "Olympic Project for Civil Rights." Smith said the Mexico City Incident was not a spontaneous Htve will win. II a gam* ends Thlt la a m» contest open to As the American flag was ratted to the strains of "The Star gesture, that feelings had been smouldering among black ath- In ill* and you eewcl on* of all tiupt Register employ- "What we did was not derogatory — It was like a bean the (•arns at a winner. H will ees and members of their shooter compared to a shotgun measured by other events of the Spangled Banner," they fixed their eyes on the ground. After letes for days. count as a lost In your total. famllwa. time," says Smith. "I am not sorry it happened. I am at peace the medals had been hung around their necks, each raised the "My action was not that of a punk 17-year-old kid," tie However, N you designate a with myself." black-gloved fist in a defiant salute. added. "I was 23.1 knew what I was doing. I felt it necessary to Ht tnd th* gamt tndt In a Gasps of surprise rolled through the huge stadium crowd. nuke a small contribution to my people in my own way." tn, It will count In your "win" "It's been tough - I was ostracized," says Carlos, a more column. militant and outspoken man. "I was run out of track. I never got The U.S. Olympic .Committee, after a few hours of delibera- Carlos said he warned Olympic officials that they were a fair chance in pro football Now I hope to organize a national tions, Issued a public apology, deploring what it called the wrong In bearing down so hard on such a minor incident. "I said By participating in this contest, the winner or winners ., "discourtesy" shown by the athletes. Two days later, pressed by somebody else would try it in a more violent way," he said. eonaenl lo Ihe use ol iheir name, address and rSSphTJew youth league - to help underprivileged, mixed-up kids every- atlv8r sln where." militant President Avery Brundage of the International Olym- "Then four years later came Munich." 2SE.222,'" " ll P"*™""" ol this contest XJut further SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, i97e The DMty IfegMer 17 Sabres start long climb up frrom cellar tot Buffalo Sabres hid > one-day taite ol last place In the and Phil Esposilo In the first 4: W before Vancouver pulled even home on Saturday night and didn't arrive in Philadelphia until Black Hawks ], Blaes 1 National Hockey League's Adams DlvUlon, and they didn't like on tallies by Dennis Kearns and Rick Blight. 4:45 am Chicago's J.P. Bordeleau 'swept around St Louis de- It one Mt - nor did the Buffalo fans, who let the Sabres know It Esposito added two assists, Including one on Ron Duguay's Capitals >, Red Wiigs ] fenseman Barry Gibbs and backhanded a shot past Phil Myre at before their game against the Minnesota North Stars last night. third-period Ully. Thommie Bergman's goal with 2:31 remaining completed 4 43 of the second period to give the Black Hawks their winning "I don't think the (ana were exactly on our tide when we Ciiidleis 1, Bralai I Detroit's two-goal third-period comeback and gave the Red goal. **rtM playtag," said Buffalo goaUe Don Edwards, weU aware Rejean Houle's power-play goal at 1:01 of the third period Wings their tie with Washington Referee Greg Madill was going to call a hooking penalty on o( a five-game Sabres' wlnless streak. brought Montreal even with Boston, which had nursed a 1-0 lead The Capitals, who have won just one of their last 10 games, Gibbs on the play, but Bordeleau retained possession of the puck Ttat streak Included a M loss to the Minnesota North Stars since Bob Miller's second-period goal. took a 2-1 lead on goals by Rob Sirois and Michel Bergeron and scored before St Louis could control the disc. Saturday night, a (Meat which dropped the Sabres Into the Flyers I, Hackles 2 before Dennis Hextail tallied for Detroit. Mark Lofthouse made That made it 2-0 Chicago Rookie Wayne Babych brought cellar behind the North Stan. Andre Dupont's 90-foot slap shot at 4:42 of the third period it 3-1 for Washington before Perry Miller's goal started the Red the Blues within 2-1 before the Black Hawks' Jim Harrison "When we came out on the ice, we were nervous," admitted snapped a J-3 tie and sent the Flyers past the Rockies, who have Wings' third-period rally added third-period insurance. Buffalo left wing Craig Ramsay. "EveryHody knew we had a won just one of their last seven games. Job to do," added Edwards Bill Barber and Barry Dean had two goals each for Philadel- The Job was to beat the North Stars and leave the cellar, phia, which rallied from a 3-2 deficit. U.S. Equestrians come from behind which Is exactly what the Sabres did. They trimmed Minnesota "I'm not happy with the way we played," said Flyers Coach 2-1 on goals by Ramsay and defenseman Bui Hajt. Bob McCammon, "but I'm taking into consideration that this NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. Equestrian Team, led by with 41 points He had scored in each of the seven previous "We ran Into a desperate hockey team that played with a was our fourth game in five nights and we had an emotional win Melanie Smith and Dennis Murphy, came from behind last night events, winning two of them. Smith finished second with it great deal of Intensity," said Interim North Stars Coach Glen against Boston last night (Saturday). to win the international championship of tha National Horse points and Ian Miller of Canada was third with 29. Sonmor, who replaced Harry Howell Saturday after the Minne- It was a troublesome loss for Colorado, which played at Show at Madison Square Garden. Canada was third in the team competition with U points, sota mentor was discovered to be suffering from an treregular The Americans had trailed through the first five days of the followed by Belgium. 22; Mexico, 9, and New Zealand. 8 heartbeat competition and were behind the Irish Equestrian Team 79-77 John Simpson of Canada, aboard Texas, won the Grand Prix Ramsay snapped a scoreless tie at 14:30 of the second Mavitsky scores going into Sdnday night's Grand Prix of New York, the final of New York with a clean Jumpoff round of 36.3 seconds. Smith, period, netting the rebound of a Lee Fogolln shot. event. riding Val de Loire, also had a faultless jumpoff round but was "I really felt good when I scored, because that loosened us But Smith, of Germanlown, Tenn finished second and timed in 39 3 seconds up," sakt Ramsay. "I think we played better after that." Murphy, of Tuscaloosa, Ala , placed fifth to give the Americans Hajt tallied a jhorthanded goal at 4::i of the third period, to spark Hazlet seven points and a total of 84. Ireland, meanwhile, failed to and Edwards kept the North Stan scoreless until Glen Sharpley score a point and finished with 79 scored from a faceoff with IS seconds remaining. RUMSON - Scott other touchdown on a 55-yard Of the four Irish riders, only Capt. Con Power made the In the other NHL games, the New York Rangers won their Mavitsky scored two touch- run with an intercepted pass. jumpoff and he was charged with 17^ faults. seventh In a row with a 5-2 triumph over the Vancouver downs on a 17-yard punt return Crawford kicked a two- Power did win the individual international title, however, Canucks, the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens tied 1-1, and a 41-yard run to spark point conversion while Dave the Philadelphia Flyers topped the Colorado Rockies M, the Hazlet (8-1-1) to a 27-8 victory Mazzucco ran over for the Washington Capitals and Detroit Red Wings tied S-3, and the over Rumson In Pop Warner nurd extra point. Chicago Black Hawks bested the St. Louis Blues 31. football yesterday. Rumson scored in the • Raagers 5, Cancki I An 85-yard touchdown run fourth quarter on a 10-yard run New York, off to Its best start since the 1971-72 Mason, by Mavitsky called back be- by Terry Shea. during which they lost Just one of their first 17, got second- cause of a penalty Hazlet took the peewee con- period goals from defensemen Ron Greschner and Dave Par- Chris Crawford also scored test, 15-12 rish and now have lost just one of their first 12 games. for Hazlet with a 78-yard run Freehold (, MaUwai I ten The Rangers started quickly, getting goals from Pal Hickey while Chris Cutro added the MATAWAN - A .M-yard NEIS e* Tie run by Rodney HcMelllon in .neo' the flrsf quarter accounted for the only score In the game as BILLINGS Freehold Entries Freehold topped Matawan. Matawan threatened In the m Pace.lM Itk Pan, I M, HJM. CMI|. 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AN0 MONMQUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPER HWY.35MIDDLETOWN COHEN WILSON ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY • 542-4000 PAID FOR BY DOROTHY CELENKO, r Unit*d DimocrM ol Highland* MT Llndtn Ar»., Highland* The DaiyRegkfcr SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1978 Bird hunters find additional woodcock have seen days when a dog could find 25 in an hour and when a Even though tome of us complained that October was much the state. five-bird limit was possible within 20 minutes. too warm and pleasant for vigorous outdoor exercise, and Woodcock migrate only at night, but they don't fly at 40-M complained about the heavy cover and absence of frosty nights, miles an hour all night long as Canada and other geese do. With It doesn't leave you with much to do for the rest of the day the woodcock season so far has been considerably better than woodcock the migration seems to be In short hops, taking off at even though other game is probably In season. For Instance, It U last year dusk and touching down to spend the rest of the night feeding a difficult to concentrate on quail when woodcock are popping out In (act, last year was the worst In a long time for woodcock. HENRY comparatively short distance south. of the brush every five minutes. The reason was much too much rain. Because the land was so If they happen to like the place, they might stay In the It Is probably true that Cape May County woodcock hunting thoroughly drenched through, the entire fall woodcock popu- covers (or several days, and if they don't, they might continue can be the best In the world during one of these big population lation could find earthworms wherever they happened to be and SCHAEFER the Journey as soon as dusk returns for another short flight buildups, but it can also be extremely poor immediately alter a therefore did not use their usual coverts. night of stiff northeast and east winds, when every bird on the cape seems to get into air for the trip to Delaware. That was Fred Ferrignos explanation for the desultory I doubt that woodcock ever fly mtre than M miles in a night shooting that prevailed from early October until the mid-winter and I am sure they can't do that without touching down at least I've been down there on days when I was hard-pressed to end of the season In Cape May County. The state's migratory once to feed and rest a bit Delaware Bay Is about all they can find two or three birds In a morning, yet also on days when It bird expert said that probably Just as many woodcock as ever negotiate and they cannot make that flight In the face of a wind. was easy to shoot five birds In an hour. passed through New Jersey last fall but they utilized the entire more birds In October than 1 did during the entire season last Woodcock aren't the brightest of birds, but Instinctively they Each year posting seems to become more serious In Cape. state instead of hopping from covert to covert. year. seem to know that they need a tall wind to make the roughly 20- May and during the past few years moat of the land that looks as This fall, we found woodcock in Just about all of the places Because of the consistent poor reports, 1 did not hunt In mile hop across the bay. For that reason, when the wrong winds If It might have birds has been plastered with no-hunting and no- where we look for native birds early in the season. The flights Cape Hay County last year. It seems doubtful that shooting are blowing, woodcock often pile up on the Jersey cape and trespassing signs. have been using the same covers. could be good In that county at the present time because heavy during such a buildup the shooting can be excellent. REMINGTON RECALLS UNSAFE FIREARMS As difficult as the shooting has been because of the foliage flights were not reported In Sussex County until the week of Contrary to some reports, woodcock never become so Remington Arms Company has announced that It Is recall- still on trees that should be bare by now, I managed to take October 2! and It takes time for the birds to travel the length of plentiful that you can flush them from the city streets, but I ing a number of firearms held to be dangerous. The company reports, "under certain unusual circum- stances the safety selector and trigger could be manipulated In such a way that subsequently moving the selector to the fire NFL Game Summaries position could result In accidental discharge." Remington firearms Involved are Model NO, Ml and Mohawk MO rifles and XP-100 pistols manufac;urered prior to New OrtMMt a j a ?-ii Oa*taM a 7 • Il-M A-44,314 IMl III i-u I 1 14 1-11 WWII* 1 | 1| ?-» KMSMCIty II) 1-11 Gtey 1*11(1 III / le February 1175 Ptl-FG17Gere.o Oa*-Chester 4 pots from Hooter First dowm is to I 4 >• IS—>f Mla-Buiatch 1 run (Yepremlan kick I But—FG Dempsty 11 tea-Smith I run (Herrera kick) The difficulty can be corrected by Installation of a new NO—Moutl I pass from Manning (Mann kick) Ruahet-vords M-lM MSI NE-lvory If run iPosey kick) Mlo-Williams 1 run (Yepremian IMIfce Mayer kick) KC-FGStenerud4j Passing yards 211 91 Chi-FG Thomas 33 kick, NE-lvory Srun (Pasey kick) Seo-Largen) I* pass Irom Zorn (Her trigger assembly. In view of the safety hazard, the company Is Plt-Swann 6 Irom Brodihaw (Gerela Ook-whittingtonSSrunlMonnkUk) Return yards » U Mio-FGYepremmr.45 Bul-Chortd,tr II post Irom Ferguson reraklckl kick) KC-Reed 14 pass Irom t ivlngiton Posse I II 33 3 11-30 1 (Dtmpiey hick) Dol-FGS#ptlenJ0 recalling all of these guns produced prior to February IKS for Chi-FG Thomas 16 Pit- FG 21 Gerelo ISlenerud kick) PunH 1 JO 1-37 Mia-FG Yepremlon?3 A -44.W7 CM-FG Thomas 3t Inspection and modification as required. NO-Golbfeoth S run (Mike Mayer Oak-Vofi Eeghen I fun (kick blocked) Fumbles-lott M 1-0 Nl i.f Dol-FGS*pt.en3t kick) A /v«il Penalties yards J-74 3-1S Sto Largent 31 pass trom Zorn (Her Dol-FG Sept ten 3

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Lack of sleep can also cause the skin to b "beauty sleep" a catchy phrase that means nothing retain fluids that cause puffiness and baggy under-eyes. or does sleep really have powers to make you more How much sleep comprises "beauty sleep?" Experts physically attractive? seem to agree that each woman has to determine the Eileen Ford, who has operated her famed model answer to this question for herself. If you wake up looking agency In New York for 32 years, insists that her models and feeling refreshed and rested, but not heavy or slug- get their "beauty sleep." If they keep late hours, she says, gish, you're on the right track. they develop "tired eyes and tired skin" that can't be Tips far msamnlacs hidden from the camera. Host models, she says, know For some, sleep comes easily. For others, it's hard to their basic sleep requirements and live accordingly court. Since it's essential to good looks — who needs to Eileen believes in sleep to recharge her own batteries. feel weary and look exhausted? — here are some tips that She spends Saturday morningz in bed, snoozing and will help you lure the sandman: catching up on paper work. It's what she calls her Eat a well-balanced nutritional diet and get some "recharging time." form of daily exercise and you'll be in exactly the right The Better Sleep Council, a New York group that is a frame of body relaxed. source of information about sleep, hedged when I put the Make sure you have a comfortable mattress and foundation set that support your body comfortably. A lumpy mattress that doesn't provide proper support can keep you awake or make your sleep restless A NEW YOU Don't drink coffee before bed. It's a stimulant that can keep you wide-eyed, brain racing long after lights out. For real beauty sleep, heed these two hints: "beauty sleep" question to them. Their answer was a Yes Don't sleep on your stomach — it could press wrinkles UTTLE SHOPPERS - Peter Hack. 5, Mlddletown, Mlddletown Reformed Church set for Friday from 10 and No. Yes, it's believed that sleep enhances good looks; and Gabrlelle Babbitt, 5, Fair Haven, already know Into your face. a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. no, there's been very little scientific research to back up JUST FOR YOU what their choices are among the handcrafled Items in the Educational Building, 123 Kings Hwy., Mld- this fact. headed tor the 30th Annual Holiday Boiaar of the dletown. . Dear Emily: I aeed to get tame exercise. What klad Sag aad Bag do you thlak Is best? - C.H.K. Even so, it's generally believed that the essential Dear G.H.K.: Any kind of exercise that's done regu- repair and regeneration of skin cells accelerates during larly is "best." I think the trick Is In finding a form or sleep. If you don't get enough, skin tissues sag and are exercise you enjoy, and then you'll make It a habit. colored by the dark protein substance, collagen, especial- Walking, swimming and bicycling give the body a good Bazaar offers handcrafts workout. Tennis and running are very popular at the moment. Yoga is delightful and one of my favorites. If it HIDDLETOWN - The 30th annual Holiday Bazaar of the popular dessert buffet. However, the kitchen wUl close on interests you, send 29 cents and a self-addressed, stamped Mlddletown Reformed Church will take place Friday from 10 Friday from 4 to 5, after which a lasgana supper will be served envelope for my "10 Little Yogas" bulletin to Emily a.m. to 9p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. here In the from 9 to 9 p.m. Wilkens' Yoga, P.O. Box 5179 Grand Central Station, New EducaUon Building, 123 Kings Hwy. The Village Pantry, under the direction of the Maorai Circle, York, NY. 10017. Mrs. Edward Pajak and Fred Mlnut are general chairmen, with Mrs. William Carwile serving as chairman, will feature Lifestyle When it comes to exercise, the rule to remember is: with each of the various church groups sponsoring its own homemade cakes and pies, cookies and breads. There also will Find a form you enjoy, then stick with It faithfully - no "shop." Featured will be hundreds of handcrafled articles. be jellies, jams, pickles, relishes, salads and baked beans. slip-ups allowed. The Holiday Mart, supported by the Fellowship Club and JOhn Findlay, assisted by Floyd Gulllaudeau. will head headed by Mrs. Pajak. will offer pre-hollday shoppers an "Santa's Bargain Barn, where toys, games, dolls, both new and assortment of gifts. used, will be offered. Mrs. JOhn Flndlay will supervise the Ruth Circle's Special- Of special Interest to male shoppers, will be a hardware Handcraft ty Gift Shtfp, with handmade sweaters, aprons, mittens and doll section, offering tools for home and garden use. clothes. The popular community event, will be hosted by the Rev Guild A display of needlework by Mrs. Frida Bedacht will Include and Mrs. William W. Coventry. her quilts, pillows, hats and sweaters. show Nov. 8-11 Mr. and Mrs. James Green serve as advisors to the youth EAST BRUNSWICK-Bob group, which will offer handcraft Items and a variety of plants and Betty Levy, Atlantic High- and books. Talk on lands, lapidary specialists, and A Urge assortment of handwork and items for Christmas Joseph and Dorothy Sinclair, made by the Dorcas Circle workshop, Is headed by Mrs. Joan CUffwood Beach, who deal In Jones. The Dorcas Circle is sponsoring the Coffee Shop. legal status dolls and miniatures, will Throughout both days of the baiaar, the luncheon menu will NEPTUNE - "The Legal partcipate in the Holiday Craft offer homemade clam chowder, salad platters, hot dogs, ham- Status of Women Today," will Show being staged by the burger', tuna sandwiches, beverages and a selection from be discussed by E. Lillian Handcraft Guild of Central Kawut Gordon, Interlaken, at Jersey at Brunswick Square the fall Council luncheon meet- Mail, Route 18, Nov. 8, 9, 10 Ing of Monmouth Council of and 11 from 10 a.m. to 9:30 Girt Scouts Thursday, Nov. II p.m. from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Jumping Brook Golf and Country Club, here. Reserva- VFWsponsors tions deadline is Nov. It. Tickets may be purchased at Deborah sale the Grtl Scout office in Farm- PORT MONIIOUTH-Vet- Ingdale. erans of Foreign Wars Post Highlights of the National 1178 and Its Ladles Auxiliary Council meeting will be pres- are sponsoring a merchandise ented by council elected dele- sale Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In gates. E. LUUia Gardta the VFW Hall, Route 38 and Ms. Gordon, a member of Veterans Lane, to benefit De- borahHeart and Lung Founda- the board of the League of Auction Friday PROMISES - Mrs. Gloria Kanton, Llncroft, left, president of Sisterhood of Women Voters, has held the tion through its Red Bank Chapter. Monmouth Reform Temple, Tlnton Foils, checks details with chairmen of Its Legal Status of Women by junior club dinner and theater party Andrea Hersey, Llncroft, center, and Deborah portfolio since June 1977. As a MATAWAN-Matawan Merchandise offered for Rislck, Rumson. The benefit will take place Saturday at 7 p.m. In Club Benet, league representative, she Junior Woman's Club will have sale will Include handbags, Morgan, featuring the notional road company of "Promises, Promises." speaks publicly on the Equal its fourth annual Restaurant Jewelry, lingerie, watches, Rights Amendment. She has a Auction Friday at 8 p.m. in cosmetics, aprons, umbrellas BA degree In sociology from University of Bridgeport and Don Quixote Inn, Route 34, and miscellaneous items. an MSW degree in adminis- where hot and cold hors Walter Barber is VFW post We can't wait to tration from Rutgers Univer- d'oeuvres will be served. commander, Mary Weber is sity Graduate School of Social Dinners and luncheons auxiliary president and Grace give youjyour gift... Work. donated by numerous restau- Bogoslan is chairman of the rants will be auctioned event.

ARRANGEMENTS BOUTIQUE - Samples of ori- ginal arrangements made by the members of the Another Lean Line Naveslnk Garden Club are shown by Mrs. Richard C. Owen, Rumson, left, and Mrs. Martin Cain, Tln- ton Palls, chairmen of the boutique featured at the and round Story. club's sandwich luncheon and flower arrangement program slated for tomorrow at noon In the Parish House of Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Bank. Mrs. Charles H. Rohmann, master ludge, chairman of the Garden Club of New Jersey and first vice president of Flower Show School, will present "Christmas," In a demonstration lecture. Mrs. Karl H. Meyer, Paulette tried everything. Little Silver, is in charge of reservations. Jogtring, stretching, even starvation diets. In fact. She would usually end up gaining back Two FREE months when you more than she lost. Deciding that 208 pounds was enough, she joined join Elaine Powers now! Lean One and found thai the smartest place to start a diet Is in your head. Elaine Powers has a special holiday gift for you - two tree 'Cause we teach you In your head. .4. Quattfo, how to lose weight in your tummy. months ol membership when you enroll now In our regular R.P. Or in your nips, or your bottom, or 13-week program. all over. Start now. Use the salon and equipment as often as you We teach you psychologically how APPENDICITIS to lose weight physically with an like. Get yourself in good shape for all the holiday food and exclusive university tested "Behavior festivities. Free! IS STILL A KILLER Modification Technique." Backed up by an easy-tolive with Then, in January, start the new year right with your lull Dnpilt all our wonder drop, a iwglfctrd acute diet that even lets you eat spaghetti, Elaine Powers' program of exercise and sensible eating. You'll •pptndicltli it at deadly at il w» fifty yean ago. Tkt bagels, tax and peanut butter pay just $4 50 a week lor the complete 13 week program — So come to Lean Une like Paulette average hospiul admin If appciidkltb cam a and the first two months are on us! month. and be among those who have lost where others have They an difficult for even a phyiiclan lo dla|note. United Tim* Ofleri Symptom an tlmibr to acute indigestion. Vomitinf and diarrhea may occur. Pain may become un- bearable.. If you tver ban luch tymplonu trkich Get in shape for the holidays...FREE! da not toon go away, never like a laxative wMck Start your full program In January can came the appradli to bunt, throwing Hi poison Mo the lyilem. Instead, call your phjwkisn. We will rath any needed medicine. CAU TODAY FOR YOUR TWO FREE MONTHS! 7 YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wfcen you «cd a iMdjcW Pick up tow prcKrisllon V (Why, or we frill deliver promptly without CEIsmt Powers Fiquf* S«iont tlira cfcar|*. A ptal many peoplle enlrwt m whha •Mr pnetflpnoaa. May wt compound yonr«? Elaine Powers

Shrewsbury Pharmacy II1HMWW If! »a>»«,fi»mnfc*T».«iniM» Route Salons —inirrntr iin'n—IT-• *i -|- ~r~ M0AD 9T. ttl-MH SHIEIWIV t^>telkl.Ma>a.Malilui1il>ailMai<«» SHREWSBURY BRICKTOWN rauMuvui Shrewsbury Shopping Plaia Bay Harbor Plan KWMMMI omit i <•» «i,l »li»»»<.»ii«nmii:'l>» 544-1773 20 The Daily Regfcter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6 1978 Weddings Friend in the kitchen * Hallam-Erickson ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Miss DenUe Ann Erickson and Jeffrey B. Hallam were married Saturday in Central Baptist Church by the Rev. Harry Kraft. There was a reception in the HI: Well, thai aeeau I* ke Sasa's favarlte place U American Legion Hall, Leonardo. Gonna talk today about garbage disposals. lake als menu aapa. He sleeps la Ue fish peat, The bride is the daughter of Roy Erickson, 62 Ocean Blvd. Do you use, abuse and misuse your friendly HINTS FROM wttk Htk aad scads, wltt Ma kead kaaglag ever Ike here, and Mrs. Ronald Beagen, 81 Walling Ave , Belford. garbage disposal? aWe. Mr. Hallam, of Eatontown, is the son of Mr and Mrs James Those little gadgets are pretty hardy and take a Oar risk d*a'l seen I* salad bit, aeeslless U say, Hallam, Jacksonville, Fla. lot (from lettuce to stale cat food). HELOISE we kave la eleaa tar flta paad every week-ead. Linda Taylor and James Hallam were the couple's honor He evea waters tar attaU at ke gels Ml, ttaie- attendants Also attending the bride were Jean ZigareUe and Simple care and a few precautions will hetp you Usaes Uklag Ike plaits wltk Mm as ke st gracefully Barbara Miller. Sherry Hodgkiss and Drew Hanvey were flower keep it In running order for many years. eitti. -RkkaadlarU girl and ring bearer. Ushers were Dennis Stone and Thomas The first and most Important thing is to be DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: Erickson. careful and take all safety measures. Hew may ttaes kave y«i pressed ywir pretty Atoeg wltk Ike Idea tf prepariag neat leaf aid Mrs. Hallam attended Middletown Township High School, •ylta dps, pal tkeai la Ike drawer tad wkea ready freexiag II, I Ike ta Irene mlae la Ike small pail her husband's alma mater. Mr. Hallam is employed by Mid- You know to never put your hand down there far wear, Itaad Ikcm all wriiklea? Ikat aetl pies came la. dletown Board of Education until the switch is off and the motor has stopped My hasbaad ulved this pretties tor me by Tkey make wtaderfal laalvldaal seal leaves aid After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Hallam completely. biytag me a awtktle rack aad alUcklag II la Ike side are te kaady far tae calMrea to Mi If I'm t»l itme. DENISE HALLAM will make their home in Eatontown. Don't put stringy things like celery (the tops are afnyelttel. We Uke tan wltk strips tf bacta ta Ike tap tar OK, and never, never artichoke*. added Haver, aad I pat ikls « kefere I freete II. - The most Important thing to remember is to run New wkea I press my slips, I kaag eaek MM tf Deris Btwker a lot of water. Run it while the disposal Is on, with a tken separately •• Ike little Ue rack.tteki. Shellenbach-Grogan lot of pressure and then after you turn the disposal Net mly are my slips wrinkle-free, bat I eaa (lid DEAR HELOI8E: off, run the water a few more seconds. RED BANK-In St. James Roman Catholic tae me j wan quickly because Ikey are aU la view. LeveyearceluBi! - L.CJ. Jail a Wit (tr Ikate, Hke myself, wit wear Church Oct. 7, Miss Karen Ann Grogan, daugh- You have to remember that after that little ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Grogan, 1M ckarm bracelets. , monster chops up everything you force down there, LETTER OF LAUGHTER I always gtl Iktte kind af glaaees (like wky Ike Statesir PLace, Middletown, was married to the remains must go through the pipes and the only Richard J. Shellenbach Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. keck did yea wear tkal atlsy Iklag) wkea I ware my way to do that is with enough water. Get the DEARHELOISE: bracelets. Shellenbach, 87 Leedsville Drive, Lincroft. picture? The Rev. William Bohnsack celebrated the We Jasl waaied to tell yei about Sam, air Oae day 1 derided It de stmelklag abeil II. I And again, as I have told you before. If it doesn't Itvable but mlseklevtas >-moath »ld. M-poaad pup teak aa tld necklace eaata aad fasleaed my bracelet nuptial Mass. There was a reception in the start, look under your sink at the unit and look for Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. It eack ead aad pal II araaad sty Beck. the red button. Push this and then try to turn It on. He Is a mixture at Germta skepkerd aad Labra- II leaked quite alee to me, st I martked aff It tke Mrs. Robert Gibson was matron of honor. Many times this works and will save you an ex- Bridesmaids were the Misses Kathy Shellen- dtr retriever. efflce. pensive house call. We kave a beautiful lisa pead «• «tr treat perch, Well, yea skttM kave keard all Ike etmpU bach, Patricia Daley and Kathy Ward. Have a nice day! — Helolse Kevin Conley was best man. Ushers were surraaaded by wted chips aad plants. meats! -E.E. John Robinson, Frank Robinson and John Shellenbach. Mr. and Mrs. Shellenbach are alumni of Red Bank Catholic High School. She was grad- uated also from Monmouth County Vocational School of Nursing and is employed by United Cerebral Palsy School and Treatment Center, AND MRS. RICHARD SHELLENBACH Long Branch. Mr. Shellenbach is in the U S. JR. Merchant Marines. Happy with a joint The couple reside in Belmar.

Castiglione-Maute Dear Aai: Please alltw without getting stoned. An occasional Joint or two on eqaal space tar Iktte tf as wkt What are you smoking? Are weekends Is very different RED BANK-Mlss Barbara Lee Maute, 7 in the First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, dbagee wltk "Pkllttapky tf a you sure you know? You really from smoking several Joints ANN LANDERS DON'T know unless you're a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Maute, 32 to Philip John Castlglione, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ptt-Head." Here's wkat It's re- (or pipefuls) every day. It has SwarUel Drive, Hiddletown, was married Oct. ally Hke. chemist. Kansas or Joseph Castigllone of Normandy Shores. been proven that pot In heavy The Rev. Dr. Gerald Mills, pastor, and the My packets are ttt empty. "backyard" grass that grows Rev. Francis McGrath of St. James Roman I deal awe aiybtdy aid at- ports from hundreds of other You sound Uke a person wild has less wow-power than doses can distort the vision Catholic Church, officiated. There was a recep- btdy awes me. I kave a tab. I potsmokers. They say they en- who Is strong emotionally. The Mexican Gold or the stuff from and produce a faulty sense of tion in the Molly Pitcher Inn. wait tar a dtcler. I dta't twa joy it, It relaxes them, and it tone of your letter Is balanced, Asia. Moreover, some dealers timing and perception. A Mrs. Ruth Maute was matron of honor. Also a ear. I'm savlag tar tie aad If hasn't messed up their lives. I sensible - even polite. Many cut expensive imported mari- driver high on pot Is as danger- juana with alfalfa or hay (to attending the bride were Mrs. Pauline Uebelein II breaks dawa It's my respaa- believe them. teen-agers who smoke are un- ous as a drunk driver. and Mrs. Rita McCalg. slbUlty. I'm la school malt You asked me to show you stable, unhappy and insecure. stretch it). This stuff does Bruce M. Higgins was best man and ushers lalalag above-average grades. the "bad" side, and I will. They have a lower threshold of nothing more than an ordinary Most of my psychiatric con- were Leo Uebelein and Douglas McCaig. My like b okay. I plan to be a The reaction to pot varies, tolerance for everything: an- clgaret. Other dealers (to hook sultants say the worst thing Mrs. Castlglione was graduated from Mid- cellege grad la tke 'Ms aad Uve according to (1) the emotional ger, stress, failure, disappoint- a new user) will lace a load about pot is that it kills In- dletown Township High School. She and Mr. a kappy life. I kave gtod stability of the smoker, (2) ment — and chemicals. These with LSD which can produce a itiative and makes dreamers Castiglione, an alumnus of Union Catholic High frieads wltk similar ambiUtas. what he smokes, (3) how often cats have enough trouble keep- terrific high. out of potential achievers. It's School, were graduated from Kean College of I'm a kappy persta aad I feel he smokes. Ing their heads together How often do you smoke? a terrible waste of time. New Jersey, UnionNShe Is employed by Mon- gted abeal myself - kigk er mouth County Library System as a librarian at tlkerwbe. Oceanport Public Library. Mr. Castiglione is Da yta wtader wky I employed by the Toms River Board of Educa- smake pal? Because It makes Make a Date tion as a high school science teacher. me feel gted all over aad more A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and at ease wltk my frieads. tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each NOVEMBER II MR. AND MRS. PHILIP CASTIGLIONE Mrs. Castiglione reside in Point Pleasant. Setter or later II will be legal- additional line; 13.00 for two days, 11.25 each additional Une. OPEN HOUSE, THE COMMUNITY*VMCA, 166 Maple bed aad people will accept II. 15 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional Une; 16.00 for Ave., Red Bank. 2-4 P.M. Complimentary swim, Y fitness Hew mack tf Its bad tide caa 10 days; $200 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days demonstrations featuring the JOY program. Refreshments. Keatihg-Casimir yta skew me, Aaa Leaders? before publication. Call The Dally Register, M2-40JM, ask for I'm open-minded eaougk Ikat the Dale Secretary. CAMDEN- Miss Joan Casimlr, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keating, 20 Lombard! It you told me It could kill me I NOVEMBER 14 of Mr. and Mrs. James Casimir of this city, was Court, Middletown. The Rev. Francis Leonard would quit. - Hlgk la Houston NOVEMBER I,J, 4,1, 11,11 Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 644 married Sept. 10 in St. Joseph's Roman Catho- celebrated the nuptial Mass. There was a re- Dear High In Houston: I'm Pine Tree Players presents "Seven Keys to Baldpate" General meeUiig at Don Quixote's Hwy. 34, Malawan. Cash lic Church, to Thomas Patrick Keating, son of ception in Silver Lake Inn, Clementon. not going to tell you that pot mystery comedy, 8:40 P.M., Spring Lake Community bar, dancing A featuring live music by "Prism". Orien- Miss Judy Casimir was maid of honor. will kill you because I don't House, 3rd & Madison. Tickets: MOO, 13.00 students & tation will be given to all new members, starts at 8:30 P.M. Bridesmaids were Joanne Fucile, Virginia believe it will. I AM going to senior citizens, available at door. Group rates. 528-6051, There will be a guest speaker, lawyer Len Atlas who will Frye, Jane Cassldy, Kathleen Halllgan and tell you, however, that while 988-6684. discuss wills for divorced and single people. For informa- most pot-smokers do NOT go Mary-Jo Porada. Sherri Crowley was flower NOVEMBER I tion caU 5664170. girl. onto harder stuff, M percent of the heroin addicts In every Star of The Sea Rosary Altar Card Party and Country James Keating was best man. Ushers were Store at the school, Third and Chelsea Ave., Long Branch NOVEMBER 16 Timothy Keating, James Maloney, Joseph study I have seen say they started with pot. 7:00 p.m. 222-1302; 229-2707. Sisterhood Fifth Annual Chinese Auction at Congrega- Krieghbaum, David Casimir and Richard tion B'nal Isreal, Hance & Ridge Bds., Rumson. Hand- You've told me of the Greater Red Bank Tenants Association will hold Its Casimir. crafted Items, needlepoint, paintings & new gifts will be "good"side of pot and I believe monthly meeting, 8 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 52 Mrs. Keating was graduated from St. available. Refreshments to be served. Admission $2.50. Joseph's High School here, and attended St. you are telling It Uke it is - Monmouth St., Red Bank. Members and tenants of Red Francis College, Loretto, Pa., her husband's within the realm of your ex- Bank are urged to attend. perience. I've had similar re- Sidney B. Johnson testimonial. Short Casino, Atlantic alma mater. Mr. Keating is a graduate also of, NOVEMBER 7 Highlands, 7 p.m., Thurs. Cocktails and dinner. Reserva- Mater Dei High School, New Monmouth, and is Asbury Oniled Methodist Women mini bazaar. Church tions, 229-3721 or 229-5277. a surety bond underwriter for the Continental ECONOMY dining room, 61 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch. Tues., 2-8 p.m. Insurance Co., New York. Mrs. Keating is a Handmade Items and refreshments for sale. medical records technician at Rahway Hospi- SHOE REPAIR NOVEMBER 17, II tal. 212 W. Front SI.. Rod Bank Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 644, The romantic musical story, "The Student Prince" will After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Cocktail Party It Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., be presented by The Monmouth Opera /Operetta Society at CONVERT STREET SHOES 8 p.m., Nov. 17th and 18th at The Monmouth Arts Center, MR. AND MRS THOMAS KEATING Mrs. Keating reside in Roselle Park. TO QOLF SHOES Morgan. Cash bar, featuring "Prism", dancing and free buffet. Starts 8:30 P.M. Information call SSS-071O. Monmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $5, 36, $7. $1 discount for RESOLE students and senior citizens. Children 12 and under, half Annual ElecUon Day Sale, at the Salvation Army, 20 price. Group discounts available, for ticket information, Dress Boott Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 7 to I p.m. call 741-8880. PTA presents Players Cowboy Boon Frye Boott NOVEMBER I OCEANPORT— "The low and will offer thoughts uary, a bluegrass concert is Chinese Auction, sponsored by ECW Guild of St. Marks NOVEMBER II Work Boots Rage Within," featuring The from a member of Parents scheduled; In February, a pi- Espiscopal Church, held at Buck Smith's Restaurant, E. Monmouth Museum Premiere Benefit Evening. Don't Forum Players, will highlight Anonymous and an area com- ano concert and March will Tennla Shoei Keansburg. Donation: 11.50. Refreshments. 8P.M. miss the most exciting Premiere in Monmouth County. 130 the PTA program Nov. 15 at munity services director. bring a show on dinosaurs lor Molded Shoes to S50 per person. Celebrate our 15th Anniversary with' 7:30 p.m. at Wolf Hill School. The cultural arts program the younger grades. Card Party, Over 55 Club at Field House, Washington • cocktails and hors d'oeuvres & premiere look at the new Ave. C, Atlantic Highlands, 1 P.M. Prizes & refreshments. of the PTA continues to offer a Monmouth Museum Junior Museum, a "please touch" The presentation will focus Donation: $1.50. on the prevention of drug wide variety of presentations Also In March, a group museum for children. Lincroft. Reservations: 747-2266. from the Monmouth County abuse and alcoholism among to children in both district NOVEMBER I, I pre-teenagers and parents, schools. Artists and sculptors Arts Council will do a theatri- NOVEMBER 19 cal presentation in mime. Oceanport United Metbodist Women Rummage 4 Bake teenage sexuality, physical spend periods of time in the Sale, 50 Main St., Oceanport, Wed. Nov. 8, 7-t P.M. Thurs, Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. Members Opening 1-5 and mental abuse in the home schools and leave classroom Nov. 9,9 A.M. until noon. P.M. Visit the new "Please Touch" Monmouth Museum and problems of parenting in teachers with resource materi- Junior Museum — bring the children. general. als and ideas, and the picture NOVEMBER I A discussion period will fol- lady program is active. In Jan- QUEST, weekly forum for single adults. You bring the NOVEMBER 17,11,34, U conversation & conviviality and we provide the free & The Holmdel Players will present "My Fair Lady", Fri. forthright discussions on subjects of Interest to single, and Sat. evenings, Nov. 17, IB, 24, 25, at 8:30, Holmdel High 'pursHer separated, widowed or divorced people. Refreshments t School Auditorium. Tickets: Call Recreation Office, Ladies' Handbags, Jewelry. Accessories dancing afterwards. $3.00 donation. Non-sectarian, 8 P.M 946-2870. Adults 13.75. Students and Senior Citizens, $2.00. Fashion merchandise at discount prices Thursdays, Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. NOVEMBER 27-M NOVEMBER 11,11 Senior Citizens of Monmouth County Bus Trip. Fabulous In Addition to Our Everyday 20% Holiday Bazaar, Reformed Church, 62 Hance Ave., four days, three nights at Resorts International, Atlantic Discount on Handbags Tinton Falls, Fri., 6-t P.M., Sat., 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. City. Breakfast and dinner at Pavlllion Super Star Theater, Handcrafted gifts, decorations, refreshments, bake sale. ELECTION DAY SALE Cameo Ball; Senior Citizens of New Jersey Pageant. on 30th ANNUAL BAZAAR, Reformed Church, 123 Kings Complete package, (125. Ask about overnight package, Highway, Middletown, Fri., 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sat., 10 AM $50.95 Day trip, 122.50 988-5252 or 774-1411. ALL SOFTEES & to t P.M. Handknlts, holiday decorations, baked goods, toys, hardware. Coffee shop service all' hours of bazaar. DECEMBER 1 SELECTED GROUP OF Lasagna dinner served Fri., 5 to I P.M. Colts Neck Historical Society Annual Christmas An- ELECTION DAY LEATHERS & CLUTCHES NOVEMBER 10 AND II tiques Show It Sale, 9:30 A.M. to 4 P.M., Cedar Dr. School, Monmouth College Library Association Book Fair, Ctdar Dr., Colts Neck. Ample parking. Snackbar Dona- Contests Genuine Leathers Wilson Hall, Monmouth College, West Long Branch, Nov. tion, tin.Chairman,Mrs. Harry B Whitney. SALE 30% OH Fashion Belt!, Scarves t Tlet 10,8a.m.-8p.m.; Nov. 13, 8 am ,-2 p.m. HE f.)£$ Jawelry Company JAN. 17 TO FEB. 1,1971 NOVEMBER II St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Puerto Rico, WICKER BASKET 1864 Highway 35. Middletown Rumson Sr. Citizens Christmas Bazaar-Bake Sale, American Airlines, El San Juan Hotel k Towers. All Route 34 Colls Neck ]_ "South or Delicious Orchards " (nexlto Koch Florist) Blngham Hall, Btngham Ave., Rumson, Sat., Nov. 11, 10 breakfasts and four dinners, $539 per person, double oc- (Openi Mon.-Mon.-SaS L 10-5 671-4688 AM. to 4 P.M. cupancy. CaU 291-0876 or 291-0272. (tin. 1-5 462-8855 Daily 10-S 30 Th & Fri Irl 9 Television Today SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAr, NOVEMBER 6. 1978 Till P>JI) Rl tjktLI 21 New York Channel* — 2^ t\ S, 7, 9, 11, 13 " 9 Hugh Downs. Quasi: MAGAZINE 'Paul N.w MOVIE -(DRAMA) e.oo < laaal»««cc Slern, violmul man: Movie Star WITH A 'The Miracle Worker •••* "Joa" 1970 • »NEWS Faal Car'; 'Evening Paler Boyle, Susan Sar BRADY BUNCH GROWING YEARS Fighta A Firs' andon. A hardhal bigot JOKER'S WILD . ISRAEL TOOAY i» • IN SEARCH Of blackmails a man who's 700 • CBS NEWS •Qraat Lakas Triangle' murdered his daughter's TODAY IN • THAT'S HOLLY- • CAROL BURNETT hippie boyfriend (2 DELAWARE opens in artistic triumph WOOD Tha Rocky Road FRIENDS hrs) If JJUUA CHILD AND To Romance' $25,000 PYRAMID COMPANY 'V.I.P. Lunch' 0 LET'S MAKE A By MARYBETH ALLEN Taken as a whole, though, The fears, the frustrations, rental love vs. education and NBC NEWS HOLLYWOOD DEAL For very apacial gutsti, BRADY BUNCH r the play is an artistic triumph the love and the laughter are there is drama in the Kellers' SQUARES LINCROFT - Liz • Choullbltx o( tr»sh 9:30 0 0 ONE DAY AT A TK TAC DOUGH O NEWLYWED Stemberg Is among Uiose tal- and those In the cast do dif- ill there; and, through careful decision to bring Helen back •ol* and lith mouui in • ABC NEWS TIME Ann and the girls characterization, there is au- into their home, rescuing her GAME are shocked when an ented children — skilled ficult jobs weU. light piitry |t BOWLING FOR from the unyielding discipline • ti.W BEAUTY unmarried classmate of beyond their years — whom Tom Brady and Pamela dience involvement. DOLLARS t CONTEST Barbara's arrives with one tends to think must be 16- Snyder are convincing as Capt Talented though Mr Brady of Annie, with whom she has • CONTEMPORARY NEWLYWED • • NEWS been living in a small house on SOCIETY OAAMK E her new baby. year-old midgets in disguise and Mrs. Keller amd capture and Ms. Snyder are, it is Ms 0 DICK CAVETT 0 TO TELL THE well the horror and fright they Lowenstein and Ms. Stemberg the family estate. PUBLIC ODD COUPLE SHOW Guest Author Program credits, though, TRUTH who carry the show — and Ms. Lowenstein excels in ENDER ASK WHYY Maureen Howard. attest to the (act that she's a experience when they realize 01 0 VISIONS 'El Corrido' conveying Annie's indomitable 6:28rDAILY DELAWARE DICK CAVETT • MACNEILLEHRER student at an intermediate that their child, Helen, can they emerge from it as bat- TATE LOTTERY SHOW Guett: Journalist A group of contemporary neither see them nor her their tered and dlshelved as though spirit and Ms. Stemberg REPORT farm workers sees their school in Ocean Township... so 8:30 9 NK NEWS alvin Trillin. • NEW JERSEY it seems she's an exceptionally frantic screams. they had lived through It in speaks volumes via her ex- I LOVE LUCY lives paralleled in a bal- SI MACNEILLEHRER NEWS talented young actress who's Helen, at that point, is real life. pressions and movements. It's ABC NEWS REPORT lad about the travail of a 8:00 SO WKRP IN CINCIN- Mexican farm laborer in well up to the demanding role portrayed by a doll. When first Particularly impressive is a "heavy" play, but it is DATING GAME • MARIA PAPADATOS 1 NATI Andy Travis ex this plsy in song snd seen in action, as portrayed by the scene in which Helen is sparked with enough humor to CBS NEWS SHOW ol Helen Keller in William girlfriend, now s famous dance by Luis Valdez prevent it from deteriorating SANFORD AND 7:30 • MUPPETS SHOW Gibson's play, "The Miracle Ms Stemberg, she is like a taught table manners. Her recording stsr, shows up and El Teatro Guaat: Cheryl Ladd Worker" small wild animal and it is a family is requested to leave into pathos. - in Cincinnati for s serlea Csmpeiino 0 OVER EASY Host: • EVENING The show, which J case - in miniature — of "The the room and. in the ensuing And, In addition to the act- 01 concerta. 10:00 0 O LOU GRANT Laurence Lowenstein directed Taming of the Shrew." brawl, the child - after a fash- ing skills it features in the Unsble to face the fsct ion — learns to fold her napkin limelight, it's a technically (4) "little House thsl his mother la cri- with minute attention to every Coming to the rescue of the ... a major triumph for one sound accomplishment which MON. NIK * On Th. Proiris" tically ill, Art Donovan detail, opened last weekend al Keller family - which is total- fOOTIAU puts a strain on the city the Performing Arts Center of ly it a loss as to how to handle who has been accustomed to comes complete with sound ef- Mory Ingalli and room that leads Lou to Brookdale Community Col- her — is Annie Sullivan, who takimg food with her fingers fects and memorable in- ON OUI Adam Are Married give Billle an unusual lege. Additional performances formerly was blind herself from everyone else's plate. terludes during which Annie is CIANI Atf*. assignment death (60 are set for 8:30 p.m. Friday Cast in that role is Laurie Low- The characters portray haunted by memories of her O S LITTLE HOUSE minO and Saturday, 7 30 pm Sun- enstein, who gives an well the conflict between pa- brother COIOI ON THE PRAIRIE Mary 000 NEWS Inoalla joyfully accepts a day, and 11:30 a m Thursday energetic, yet sensitive IV 10:30 0 FOCUS: NEW portrayal. Her job is difficult proposal of msrrisge RSEY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS from Adam Kendall, but The set, designed by because for long periods of 11:00 8 1000000 NEWS Charles Miller, is like an CINEMA 291-0148'1.50 MLY DINNER SPECIALS as the day approaches I GONG SHSHOi W time she is on stage alone with enormous doll house, open al ahe begins to have I LOVE EXPERTEXP S Helen, who during the cuurse [VININGS»Wor.dM! MONDAY & TUESDAY second thoughts I ODD COUPLCOU E the front so that those in the of three acts, speaks but one bscause she fesra that 11:30 J• O CBS LATEaudience can simultaneously word: "wawa." Mick Nolle two blind parants MOVIE 'The Rockford witness action upstairs and VEAL PARMIGIANA A 0 . couldn't safely raise a Wtioll Fllea: In Pursuit Of Carol downstairs. The only problem Helen, Annie notes, is like a StopThe wMi spaghetti or macaroni iJ *• J family. (60 mine.) Thorne' Rocklord is Is Its position — it's set back so little locked safe that no one • CROSS WITS hired to trsil s young far that scenes which take can open — and, after assum- Bain O S ALL-STAR FAMI- woman, just relessed ing her job as teacher, she andsdod V LY FEUD SPECIAL from prison, in the hope place upstairs (Including the Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank Richard Oawson Is host thst she'll lead him to the dramatic opening) seem far tries desperately to find the Hstbort 31. Ampl« Ol» Sir..t Parting to the stara of Barney spot where s million dol- removed. combination. Miller,' 'Soap,' 'Eight la lars is hidden. (R) Enough' and 'Welcome Ladies Ot Crime' Stsrs: AMI Wtil IM Uitf BfMch 170-2700 ARTHUR MURRAY'S Back, Kotter' who will be Osvid Janssen, Martha MIDNIGHT EXPRESS competing egainst each Hyer. State orchestra set INTERIORS 7:50-10:00 other for charity. (60 7:45-9:30 mlns.) 0 B THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host Don B PENN STATE FOOT- Ricklea. Gueata: Victor WH1I HKttl IIP IANI MIDJ1) BALL Maryland vs Psnn to play Asbury Park Where you learn BorBorgeg , Chero, Helen Gur- RICHARD DREYFUSS Woody Allen's "late tomorrow's ley Brown. (90 mins.) ASBUHY PARK - Tie J p.m. at the Paramount TH E I < FIX TIC TAC DOUQH . 1J?. » L INTERIORS dances today! HOGAN'S HEROES New Jersey State Orchestra Theatre, on the Boardwalk, WNET REPORTS: TAKE A GOOD 7:45-9:30 SPECIAL EDITION will present an all- Asbury Park. TirkeU are LOOK Tchaikovsky program today at available at the box office. 8:30 iS PEOPLE 0 HONEYMOONERS «I 35 t OUl IOAD OC'AN tOWNIHIF 491-2177 MERV GRIFFIN Murray Glass directs the Prove II to S 0 DICK CAVETT Guests: Dsvid Soul, orchestra in Suite Number 3— yourself with a SHOW FREE Sheckey Greens, Jim Theme and Variations, violin 11:45 00 NEWS Red Bank WTMOUCTOIIV LESSON Bsiley, Charlie Catlas, concerto with Joey Swensen, lor one or both ol you' 12:00 0 AADAD M 12 I««C«« MAIMfl mini MO Ul I MM Lido Show Girls, Sparky and Symphony Number J. with Sgt. Dupont. 0 MMOVIO E -(DRAMA) arts center Swensen has studied with YOU DON'T SAY "Look In Any Window" Alexander Schneider and is a CALL NOW 8 EVENING AT 1061 Paul Anka, Ruth SYMPHONY Guest con Roman. A teenage boy, sets trilogy student at the Juilliard School 741-5858 ductor Colin Davis lesds the eon of an unhappy in New York City. CINEMA 34 the orchestra in Dvorak'a marriage, turna lo RED BANK - "California MATAWAN (ABERDEEN) N.J. masked prowling. (90 Symphonic Variations Suite" will be performed at the 583-3601 and Bruch's Fantasia on mlns.) 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Monmouth Arts Center this Scottiah folk melodies Thursday at 8:30 p.m. as part for violin. Soloiat on violin 12:15 OVIE -(MYSTERY) of the Monmouth Arts Founda- le Joseph Silverstein •• "Night o« the Gener- KM «1 «T[ B 0»W « MOO SOUM) DISCO DANCE STUOtO tion Theatre Series This is the (60 mins.) als" 1M7 Peter O'< "INTERIORS" Toole, Omar'Sharif A first performance in the series. IC. IN-CAR HIATCR1 OPTIONAI 12 Broad St., Red Bank FILMMAKERS Lost Rlvtr Lake was Warsaw prostitute, dur- The Neil Simon play will star AN INTENSELY MOVING DRAMA Jonas Mekss' • thriving rtsort ing the Nazi occupation Carolyn Jones who played BOO SOD M.A.S.H. Charles til Ihev discovsrsd assumes heroic propor- ia lound brutally mur- Morticia on the television tions alter reviving a dered, with auapicion series "The Adams Family" WRITTEN AND DIRECTED dying patient with heart falling on three Nazi and is directed by Jerry Adler massage, and ha Generals (3 hrs ) who has worked on many BY Smdhscs. becomes more Insuller- 12:30 0 MOVIE -(COMEDY) Broadway shows Ticket in- Onto! The Slop & Shop Companies able than ever when a •'» "The Errand Boy" formation may be obtained ITNES photo-journalist Irom 1M1 Jerry Lewis. Brian from the Monmouth Arts Cen- ITS AWAKENING WOODY ALLEN Stara and Stripes arrlvea COLOR PORTRAIT Donlevy. A zany errand ter. 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A woman sa- CONTBtUOUS OUT W0W«KI 'Rainbow' Stare: Andree crifices everything for 12 NOON lo MIDNIGHT 2 - 5x7's McArdle, Don Murray A her daughter but ia un- TRAVOLTA WALLET portrayal ot the legen- able to enjoy happineas 10- SIZE dary Judy Garland during for all her efforts (2 OUVIA her rise from a struggling hrO vaudeville performer to 1:30 0 JOE FRANKLIN ENTIRE PACKAGE.$10.96 the atar of The Wizard SHOW .96 LESS DEPOSIT 98 01 Oi' (2 hrs.) 2:00 0 NEWS OB MONDAY NIGHT plus tax BALANCE $9.98 O MARCUS WELBY, FOOTBALL Washington M.D. ENTIRE PACKAGE Redskins vs Baltimore 2:05 0 THOUGHT FOR ORDERS ONLY ALL AGES Colta TODAY FAST DELIVERY PIUS: "JUDGMtNI DAY" SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR DEPOSIT REFUNDED At the movies $O CA loditi ( b. (Mam MONMOUTHCOUNTV FMBHOLO AlIRDtlNTOWNlHIP MALLI- TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY CINEMA M- AWMMtnB(PGI 7 ».t « lnt«rl*ri(PG)r 30.» » MALL II- NOVEMBER 7-11 STRATHM RE CINEMA I- Almoit Si/mmtr IPGI 7 IS. Scjl Pfp 0f««M(PGW 10,* P..IPGIMS TK. 2:30 P.M. FOR STRATHMOM CINEMA II- MALL in Sgl Ptpp*r (PCI t ». Aimoil Sum MWntahlEnpreMim 7 30.9 40 STARRED!*! FEATURES HOURS tnt IPG) t HAILBT AT ANTIC HIGHLANDS PLA1A- ATLANTIC CINIMA- MldnlQMEaprtulRI fill 40 TUES., WED. & SAT. 10-1 • 2-6 Who IISlDpthfRolnlR) / DO. 9 tj BT. UDRIVS-IN- IAT0NT0WN PlronnolRll.M'll.ThlEvlllRII 41 | THURS.4FRI. 10-1 • 2-8 COMMUNITY I- KBANSBURO Sgl Ptpptx (PG) F:4li Aimotl Sum COLONIAL- CHEECH « m*r IPG)*:4S Grt*WIPGI7:3O.«:]O COMMUNITY II- K1YP0HT CHONG'S Bu*X)v Holly Slory IPG) t.X; Some 1THANO- IJ J 4 IS » 1 Rt. 36 & Poole Ave. body KtllttJHer Hutbond (PC)*:M UP IN IATONT0WN DRIVI-IN- t JO. StUiKllonolAmy IX] I 01. ] 10. S SMOKE Hazlet, N. J. > AntrrxH How (Rt 7 IS, 10 JO. Slot 7 JO. 10 K , ShoMRtf LONG SHAHCH MOVItl I- IntrrlorKPOIT 4S.f JO MOVIES II- Mldnlg*»IE«pr»MlR)I.IO The Monmouth Art* Foundation present.... MIDDIST0WN NOW PLAYING UA MIDDLBTOWN I- ASBURY PARK LIVINGSTON SAYREVILLE UA MIDDLSTOWN II- SEAVIEW SOUAfl£ TWIN LIVINGSTON 0 I AMBOY D I BROADWAY SHOWS! BROADWAY STARS! PlrontwIRll,* BLOOMFIELD NEWARK SECAUCUS CENTER RKOBRANfORD LOEWS •SO SANK at the Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank MOVItl III- BRICKTOWN NEWARK HARMON COVE Inltfleri |PG) 7 41,< JO ClFCL£TWIN NEVitVRKOI QUAD MOVISI IV- ALL PERFORMANCES AT 8:30 P.M. TMeigFimPCii.n CLIFTON NEWTON SHREWSBURY SMIBWSSURV CUFTON NEWTON TWIN SHREWSBURY CINBMA I- CHEECH ft N.H simon a CALIFORNIA SUITE <££?&? THURS.. NOV. 9> FoutPIOVlPO»7.4i.» 41 V EAST BRUNSWICK NO. TOMS RIVER CINBMA II- !H' CHONG'S OCEAN COUNTY 3 P!fo«holRI7 jl. t LOCwsnouTEierwiN BRUNSWICK BLACKSTONE MAGIC SHOW <**»*«** TUES., DEC. 5 0 UP IN EDQEWATER BflUNSWrCKOI TOTOWA CINBMA III- A*«Jtfl«g(RI7 ll.t.40 SMO SHOW BOAT 4 OAKLAND T0T0V«»2 SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM H*n».o« OH*** THURS., JAN. 11 .1111 COUNTV OAKLAND TWIN UNION MiDoiaiaI0IMx M< 1 V|*[*!T "''"""j FREEHOLD CHICAGO) Orson Baan THURS., FEB. 1 MBML0 PAUK CIMSMA I— PON0B0AD PARAMUS RKO UNION TWIN Dttffli CM llu HIM IPGI 1. 4 II. 7 M. RKQROUT£« UNION • • HANOVER EXCELLENT SEATS STILL AVAILABLE MSHIO PASK CIMSMA II- TOWNSHIP PARSIPMNY UNtONDI TM Inn From Bfoni im I II. 4 so. DUASNUJS. CADOllUaMTI MORRIS COUNTY 1 LOEWS WASHINGTON 710 » SO THOV HH.LS TWIN Tickets ft Information it thi Monmouth Arts Ctnttr WOODSRIMI HAZLET ONEMA2 WASHINGTON 2 WOOOBRIOOS CINCMA I- RARITAN 99 Monmouth St., Rtd lank 842-9002 MI*il«M Ciprtu IB) 1 II. 4 «. 7 10. JACKSON SOMERVILLE WATCHUNG BLUE STAR TWIN JACKSON CINEMA CIRCLE after 6 P.M. coll 142-4327 WOOOSRIDCB CINIMA II- UplnSm(*»(tl?. 4.4..1.10 JERSEY CITY TWIN WEST ORANGE SOMBBIITCOUHTV LOEWS ROGEWOOO ESSEX GREEN UMIIIII JERSEVCTrVTF»Pl£X FKOMWNER TWIN Charge F** Hcktl* by phoning CHAROIT toll frtt ol 100-223-0120 RUTOSRt PLAIA CINSMA I- tan* Hmtxnm IPCI7 J«. t:IS LEDQEWOOO RUTHERFORD W0O0BM0OE RUTtflRS PLAZA CIMSMA II- LEDQEWOCXOI W1«H HI 7:».»« FWUTE30I WCO08BOGe2 The Datfy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.1978 54 Situation* Wanted 71. Merchandise Tiger Female for Sole 2. Autos For Solo 2 Autos For Solo JAMAICAN LADLADY - L*4*lnL*4*lng *r livlivee- In or llvt-owt w#e*t*yt worortt or days To ll otter S p.m., FORD I97S PINTO - Air, automatic PLYMOUTH FURY 19*7 - Eight da h«w»et»ee»tai toll tt S pm 34000 il Nd ll titi Will cylinder, power slMrlng. oir, good ANTIQUE it$4 - Straight el grit Pock- Coll condition, asking 1350 717 5794 or WOMAN - Withes to watch children In anl Clipper Deluxe 41.000 original WS-OS34 miles Inside good, needs body PLYMOUTH OUITE Beri offer o7CT£l. FORD IM0 - Two-door, custom, good 74 Hotcft condHlon Besl offer Call 544 14* bock, floor sh" iIn, power steering WOMAN - EiHTWiM «ltn OilMno. •oxel - c«r AUSTIN HEALEY t*M blue/while root Excellent 11750 Mill tgr HUM FORO LTD 1970 - 61.000 miles, asking «IUW I. » tatnttilne In ewn rtoma I7M Call Ww am n BT7. Mild cor. MKH work 7174515 unm • RAU LIOHT FIXTURE - OS. tww Coll after •, IM MS BROUGHAM 197} - Two-door, full. FORD IWI LTD - Station wagon. oTr, 55 Situations Wanted MIDI 1f73 - On* •wn«r, iW+peM equipped, 37.550 miles, 13550_747 mi JiA^ia. torn Mt^s ««•«• "•• 9JM mile*, rwni well, bul needi Ha3 per «••* wltWn a month! I t Daily-Sunday **!?? " * _ counti off Manufacturer'i sugg«sted lilt price T4T Motors Inc., Highland PERGAMENT reached It ond beyond I train you so CADILLAC lt7S - Fleetwood AT Hwy 3$ t. Pocte Ave. H«W, N.J Port 5722577 thai MU will, or else 741 34*4 Matthew Brougham. All eilro options Big. Interior, (ill wheel, whilewall SALESPERSON - Full and port time W Grum As—elates, s» Investment roomy and Impressive Runs great ond KINGSWOOO CHEVORLET WAGON belted radlols Mint condition REGISTER VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE - 1972. L tor Christmas season Responsible per- GuarantM return of Invettment it de looks better Priced for quick sale 1977 — Power steering, power brakci. Call 741 ft* Irunswkk of cutra parts Call son to sell camping equipment ond 133JO CoH 143 1437 olr, spalr mow tires ond rlmt, w» RABBIT - "You've got to drive it to 7J9 9327 ONCE! clothing Musi be enthusiastic, apply In Classified Ads 47)9lTl _ 'Aim LAC SEVILLE IffM - »,.„ WSBURY MOTORS, APPLICANTS WANTED - person Klslln's, Red Bonk 62 Mortgages miles. All option. 17100 Call between KITSON CHEVROLET CO. cook wore denonitrotlons In MidLocal compony needs several people SCHOOL BUS 'DRIVER - Marlboro »y 34 EatDnlown 4 Auto Rent/Lease illelown Shopping area Applicant must immediately In our Marlboro head as low as 7 a.m. andjpm !•! I/M RED BANK VOLVO Twp Board ot Education Excellent MAROlq PET - FtfJTl»coi 541 1000 be continent ond be able lo work with quarters, You con earn up lo. CATALINA 1970 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RO ECONOMY AUTO RENTAL benefits 7M IBM. E»l If. tWrd fnewrfaejes, lSl LABRIOLA MOTORS INC DANK. 741 StU the public. Port-time. II 0 m. to 4 p.m Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ott IntorMt rato* Good condition, UOO. and 6 p.m. to 9 p m , Monday through 41 cents tOTM off r * X Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank SECRETARY - General clerical tin Mai Ul >kJ por IIM, for day REDIKER -SHERMAN , TrOinln 18.05 PER HOUR Dodge Datsun 741 2433 work. Middietown area IHOMO on IM« Munlonl CHEVROLET WAGON IH7 - *TJ DODGEPEUGEOT RENT A VAN - Low, low rotei C< Koiler collect, It After brief IntrodUtlon lo boom In- MITffl __ Meeds motor work body good Coli LANCIA BETA COUPE 1976 — Air Rl W won Township-44v 7100 Marly. TOM'S FORD, Hwy 15, Ki ASSEMBLY du**ry of tht IfTO * <3 Money To Loan conditioning, sunroof, AMrFM itereo. port. 344 1400 Mechanical assembly, will train. Apply SECRETARY - Real Estate Office. For FAST RESULTS- leather interior Excellenl condition in RITTENHOUSt LJNCOLN MERCURY. Inc. Systems Corp , 61 Rlordon PI , Mo to wan area Steno ond typing o CHEVROLET~ NOvV lf» - Auto and out. H.O0Q mltei UUD Ul 4«7I USED*AUTO t VAN RENTALS AT LOW COST «0 Hwy 15 775 15O0 Oc«on I»p Shrewsbury, oft Shrewsbury Ave. Call must Some bookkeeping preferred LOAN BY PHONE motlc. power steering, good condition MECURY ZEPHYR - 1971, four-door, 17 A DAY/107 MILE CALL 536-2223 Foi Foil servlcel Secondary mortgage osfclno U7i 14? 9374 CALL lOt I F RLE NO §11 f/03 Send Resume to Box M IN. The Dally sl« cylinder, automatic, air condition, SHORE MOTORS fa stiff LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT leans. MAJEITIC FINANCE CORP Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. tfW. phone CHEVROLET IMPALA — If47. Con power ileerlng, beit offer. Call after 4 Volvo-Triumph Dealer ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER — Re- ATIVES - Opportunity |ust knocked Ut Rt. t. HOW.11 ask for Mr. Lewis SECRETARV vertlble UOO Call Good running condi Hwy. 35, Monasquan 521 7500 7 Auto Insurance loll luggage ond gill store Employer Sterling Thompson wants you.) CALL Ul TOLL t*HEE Hon. Coll a*4437f. willing fo train for good tulure position Progressive markets, creative under- (WO) 872-Wt9 MERCEDES BENZ - 1961 SF, M.000 STEIN CADILLAC Inquire Surroy Luggage. US Broad SI , AUTO INSURANCE writing, wide variety at products REGISTER CHEVELLE Ml - 317 buTltTVover miles. power stter- A1BURY AVE., ASBURY PARK Redjank. M7-JBT7 sided duties To 1200 FREE quotes and binders by phone Leads! Leads* Leads! Expanding In Ing'brakei/wlndowi, air, AM/FM. 775 2100 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CALL TOLL FREE WO 122 9701 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC turonce company seeking professional firn, 717-WQ7. mint condlhon UVK 142 4179 eves, or » Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Classified Ads STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Musi be skilled in complete aulomoblle lite agents thai wish to succeed Call Ed 7414153 " COMPufERIfcED "QUOTES* CHEVROLET - J07, rebuilt engine ond NINE ACRES ol New ond Used Can repair. Very busy shop. Five day work Gllroy, 44*0400 SECRETARIES ANY CAR DRIVER AGE transmission UOO. MERCURY 1944 Hwy 35 344-4000 Keyporl week. Excellent pay plan ond benefits TYPISTS 542-1700 CALL 747 2900 LOCAL — Regional High School look Coll 717-0M4 Asking S400 Apply In person or call Circle Chevro- it you hove recent government security THE FINEST SELECTION Ut RM J. REID HARfhSON AGEJ*CY ing for an osslttonl swim coach tor 1971 Merchandise For Toll Fret trorn Metawan Area 7174444 after I 30 let compony, 641 Shrewsbury Ave., clearance, come m ond register Our CHEVROLET _~»7.rebulllenoine« ond used con In Monmouth County, Winter seoson Coll HMW. Ext. 54 illent Is moving his office Into our Sale fconsmlsslon. IH0 Call 71? Mil Over 100 olr conditioned new cars In MAINTENANCE - Person wanted for MERCURY MARQUIS 1971 - Four Mnnoger._ _ area All positions are tee paid 566-8100 J slock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC , a lorge apartment complex Musi have CHEVORLET NOVA itTt - SI --\ 1300 miles Air, rodlo Monv *« low down payments. Free quot ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury AUTO MECHANIC - First Class and experience In carpentry, plumbing and nder. running condition, till i . Mew guarantee, 14500 319-ISiJ. J44 3M7 Phoenix Brokerage. 65 Hw 10 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury Toll Free from Middietown Area bracket A only need apply Lead person electrical work. Call 7lf 7100 tor ap i offei 741HM between 10 ond 5 MERCEDES 1974 2»C ^~Whlte with 3 LINES tor Dodge dealership. Excellent pay 671-9300 navy Interior Under 31,000 miles CORVETTE 1945 - Convertible, DELTA HEATER Meael LBN, Owtpat Many extra* tlO.000. 747 4K4, 7 10 0 m MAlfcRICAL HANDLERS - Nallonol 5 DAYS twill 337. tour-speed, 13404 C tionr r. im at FiH Some steno and diversified duties n.000. HIS, Silent Csrrh Burner unit. or 730-f P.m. 10 Wanted cosmetic compony seeks individual 0 after S p.m. Ion, . 542-111?. •300 US While Rogers stock control. IIS. MGB 1974 - Four speedd. AM/FM TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb with strong background in wore- IVAIR IMS - Automatic, new bat Automotive AUTO SALESPERSON - Opening ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY $3.00 IISI stolnless steel sink and rim, 111 stereo, red with block interior, ex- service DOWNES PONTIAC, 42 Low housing, shipping and receiving. Musi The Register FAMILY ADS can sell , »IH llrts, in good condition. Ben available for the right person to sell Thomos Aye 747 3494 Shrewsbury Jos cellent condition, 23,000 miles, 13900 er Main 51 , Motowon 544-2399. be accurate with figures. Good starting your unneeded Items for you quickly JUNK CARS WANTED AMC's new lineup of new can and salary with benefits for right person SECRETARY - Weekends only, for DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, add- 7T5-47t>, Bf> tor Mory or 170 14S3. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1949 Merchandise for sale ONLY con m-\mT _ 741-1079 leeps. Experience helpful but notwith an oftlrmoiive octlon company. ing machines, typewriters, office Very good condition, MOO eal estate office Good typist o must, Originating from household, not ex- Mon mouth absolutely necessary. Coll Jim at AH Coll 93*7777. equipment, elc. at bargain prices N CREDIT PROBLEMS 471-9111. JUNK CARS :oll Mrs. Cummlngs, Ml 3913 ceeding a sale price ol 1100 per ortlcle Chrysler Plymouth American Inc., Hoifet, N.J., 144-1774. or used. A.A C. DESK OUTLET. l h? If you're working, we ton MEDIATE CASH PAID MECHANIC'S HELPER - Fulltime SIDING MECHANIC - No experience PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Each Hwy, 34 tdtontown M2-55OO Twin Bora Motori Inc. Rt 35, Qofctwnt. S3IWW ' ip to get you financed No money AVON permanent lob. Valid N J drivers necessary. Call after 6 p.m., additional line, 11.00- No discount if Ill Newman Spring Rd. Red Bonk CHANGE VOUR LIFESTYLE canceled before expiration. ~i- Poyments arranged to sull you) MONZA I97S 2+ 3 - Four-cylinder ou license required. Compony paid bene- IN-till DINETTES - «•«, choirs, %\\.H( i Many New and Quality Usec tomollc, 25 mpg Low mileage. Very AMC/JEEP ?i?4M JUNK CARS WANTED WITH STYLEI fits Pleasant working conditions. Coll No Changes In copy tables, IH»S, new motfress, UfM lt> choose from. Coll Mr. Freder tltqn Wnt\ VOLVO 1945 - PI MO Engine, body HIGHEST PRICES PAID Sell Avon ond odd money to your In- 471 l«s oner 2 p.m Middietown Tire Have something, to sell? Phone Factory, call after I p.m., 4*J OO»S ly store desires permoi ot Rossas Pontloc. MS Broad It.. ond Interior In good shape. 1500, BtC TOWING come, excitement to your life. Set your Co , 1335 Hwy. 35. MUSTANG II 1977 - Excellent condi- 291 5993 own hours. Be your own boss, in salesperson. Applicant must be ex- DINING ROOM SET - French Provin- (tank. 74I-SH0. tion, power iteerlng/brokei, auto- lereitcd? Call Mrs Korieliui, S64 SII3, MEDtCAL TRANSCRIBER - Strong perienced in men's wear, retailing and cial, lighted breoktrortt, oval table wlfti IATSUN 410 - 1*74. Four-door, four matic, AM, four cylinder, good gat VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1975 - Fuel TOP DOLLAR knowledge of medical terminology and well-dressed Please send relume to 542-1700 pods, Two leaves ond six chairs. Tee> or Mrs. Archer. CT-4SJ1 mlleoge. besl offer. Coll after 4. FOR USED CARS dictaphone experience. Excellent typ ln|ectlon, semi-automatic, AM'FM ra- BARTENDER (M/F) - Full lime Box D 300. The Dally Register. Ity, asking W7S. must sell. Day*. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO - INC, Ing and tier I tot skills, previous ex •Ml evenings. 747-440), atA ft> dio, ttMO miles. Beautiful condtttun days Apply In person between J 5 p.m Shrewsbury, N.J. 0771)1. Rt. M Soyreyllle, N.J. 77.7-li perlcnce In medlcol records or slmlllar THE DAILY MUSTANmum G 1970 - Good condition Call 741 9149 after S p.m. SURVEYOR'S HELPER - Port time, Jock. • DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1977 - SI NO PtJONE CALLS, PLEASE. The deportment. Evening and weekend TtirreifMed IMJOor best offer. 544 3713 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1975. Air, Sun USED AND JUNK CARS WANTED must have experience running transit. cylinder, automatic, air, power sleer- Pour House, MO Shrewsbury Ave., Tin- hours avalloble. Call or apply tag, rodlo, beige, deluxe Interior, fiveofter 5 roof, radlali, AM/FM stereo, fuel In- TOP PRICE PAID. U 00 per hour_1210MI onyllme. REGISTER DIRT-STONETOPSOIL: ton Foils. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mrw rodlali, top carrier, under 73,000 CALL 7411241 SURVEY CREW~PE~RSONN|L - LAND CLEARING. Htl-.4»7 MUST SELL - 1970 Chevrolet Comoro, jection Excellent condition. 51,000 PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT miles. UiOO 471-W93, orter S:30. Transit persons ond rod persons Ex- CLASSIFIED ADS e •mori. sftae th> 1350. mites, moo Call 291-3741. WANTED CLERK 33 East Front St , Red Bank DISHWASHERS — •• tmari perience preterre d for civil ond munic- A GOOD PLACE TO KNOW - A good worehouse way. Bes•t 'buys in lowif DODGE WAGON 1972 391-9262 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1949, red, ex- A l used con. Top dollar paid Some cashiering experience helpful 741 2700, Ext m ipal engineering firm ALFRED L. pioce for values. Complete 10-plece Barnes Sales •> ServdIce, Inc., m-*>\1 Fully equipped, excellent cellent body, rum good, automatic OASIS MOTORS (201) 721-71 Diversified duties, excellent benefits OLDSMOE1LE 1971 - Station Wagon MESSENGERS - 10 needed im- MESSANO ft ASSOCS , Ut MM dining room suite of the 30 i, in ex condition. I7M 471 IW6 stick WOO Call 2ft-S7M. itJO. DRYERS - Be omort, shop the wore 40,000 miles. 1373 WE NEED USED"CARS" mediately Car necessary. cetlenl condition, W95 Some style ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY bedroom suite, comprising of dresser OODGE POLARA - 1973, four door, 143 0541 WHELAN PONTIAC ( Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEVR 251-4174 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — 3 to 30 Thomos Ave. 747-M94 Shrewsbury with mirror, cfilfferobe. cedar lined. rwo new tires, needs front brofces U50 LET, Hwy. 34, Matowon, S44-Wf" II shift and I to * shift. Full ond port OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1*73 - full sliebed, vanity wlih mirror, bench, Call 7*7-1417. WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCK CLERKS EARLY 40 S - Duncan Phyfe tyjrvtT, Excellent condition. Low 44,000 miles OFFICE CLEANING - Part time eve •Inr, loop-term, m-7300. chair and night table. »79S AilO I9» SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth TYPISTS "" Lady's U" Vista, 10 speed, ustfl ^IAT 1974 X1/9 - 34,000 miles, new v-i AM'l-M stereo with otl other •>- nlngs, Monday through Friday. Call SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Port Phllco radio, with record albums, Glen SECRETARIES . J, lllo Old trunk and boxes, tT svleel belted rodlol tlrei, 13300 Coll troi. 12050. Coll 747-4934. 3 Trucks And Red Bank, 747-0717 lime. Iwo/three nights, midnighanluhtl lo I Miller, Artie Show, Horace Heidi, BOOKKEEPERS Cabinet maker's bench top. llj • 9'0' ring, USDUSD. CalCl Louie OPEL IHe KAOETT tfrlpei, new Goodyear tires (snow) Accounts receivable, light typing per school day Apply 9 to J. Murphy Studio couch, «9 Htde-o-Bed. (con- lighter, new battery. Timing ond alter- Freehold area. Start 1130. TRAVEL AGENT F «ueriem eil only, ot 717 44** after 3; nator belts, undercoated. No rust, but Stotlon Wagon. UOO hlgftbock seats. 12595 Coll 7323440 Bus Service, Middietown, (behind minimum ot two yearsTravelers One. ertible), U9.50 Also French style ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY EXERCISE BIKE - Like new, od tsos seen accident Body o little rough, 41,000 miles. 764 1513 _ ' >erstein Paints). Call 741-SOM anlry, andirons, screens, floor lamps, 1 FORD PICKUP 1970 - With extra*, 20 Thomas Ave. 747 1494 ShrewsbL lustoble tension control, US. — id mechanic's, good station car. PEUGEOT - 1974, wagon, excellent roll bar included. clothes trees, grate for fireplace, TRUCK MECHANIC - Diesel ex portable sewing machine 1000 son cov 7I7-XQ4, batw4W 4 3 p.m 30+ m.p.g .14,500 miles. U7S. John, condition, standard shift, stereo, ask Call 544-0325 AGENT/MANAGER - For on ente COOK - Part-time, flexible hours. er books. Bric-a-brac, etc RUSCIL S, 747-9115. Ing 13295 Coll WIW, talnment act being created to perforn Lily Langtry's, ask for Roy or Tony. POUR - It", light weight chrome PINTO ivl* — Two-door, equipped TRUCK INSURANCE In schools and shopping centers In th PART-TIME - Two position, deliver. U E Front St, Red Bank 741 IW3 wheels tor Ford or Mercury proaucts PORD l»73 LTD - Two-door, air, 711-W07. with crash bumpers, ale conditioning, FREE quotes ond binders by phone. N.J., NY., ond Pennsylvania oreo Ing afternoon newspapers to carriers In beautiful condition, 171 »M4ii. power broke*/steering, etc. 50,500 CALL TOLL-FREE 1001339703. the Llncroft and MFadletown area, sev- sunroof, vinyl lop. Five new llres. A 1 Salary plus commission. Alts Gym DAYTIME CASHIER - Over l« ond; miles. Excellent condition. 11400. See WANTEO - Truck 131 to 14" box, prefer nasties inc., 1175 Broad it responsible Experience preferred en days a week, IVl hours per day. Musi FUHNISHINO condition. Asking 11315 717-1773 be- Squankum-Yellowbrook Rd., Fan at 34 Elliotwtn Drive, Oceonport. Call with power tall gate, must be In good Shrewsbury. 5431530. Regulor hours. Apply to manager any hove o cor. Ul lo Ul per week. 471 -5300. -Check the USED FURNITURE CEN tween M p.m. . For on coll duty, Write Box Q 117. The Ingdole, nexOo Howell Park. Tf II OF RED BANK. Fine furniture hsr condition About 17000 5421SI9. time between 2-4, Mon.-Frl., NontuUet McLAIN, WMI71 17 doysi AIDES • HOMEMAKER - HOM Ftsh & Chips, 423 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. leu If? Shrewthufy Awe. PART-TIME CLERK-TYPIST - Four HEALTH AIDES - Full or part tlr Bank, 07701 hours dally, Monday through Friday. 11 » GALLON AQUARIUM - And ston*. %. Auto* For Sole 2. Auto* For Sale ond 34-hour duty No experience nee worehouse way, Best buys ... 4 Motorcycles sary. Free training course Earnhout DENTAL ASSISTANT - For dynamic month* o year Full benefits Apply at TYPISTS - To work ol home. Electric has complete setup for salt or frteh lames Soles ft Service, inc., 4*3-10)7. wages plus mlleoge. Cor and telepnan oirhodonlt office School trained only, Highlands Elementary School. High- typewriter preferred. Red Bonk orea «ler US Bb carriage 115 CYCLE INSURANCE^ necessary Call Family & Childrei experience preferred- Excellent BABY GRANO PIANO Service, 322-9100 or 542-4140. salory'benefils Send Resume In strict confidence to, P.0 Box 571, Red Bank. PERMANENT POSITION AVAIL- TYPISTS Call 747S4fl GARAGE EQUIPMENT - With bo I ALARM SERVICE SALES N.J. 07701. ABLE - For Qualified person Driving Musi en|oy working with figures, goad HARLEYSI973- 12). 13SCC ond 90CC. and selling Apply In person, Marine • fteflls, local area, 1110, •AR STOOLS - Pre Holiday Sale Or- gncer, large stands, fransmisslah Both excellent condition. 1325, 1195 ASS Lumber Co., Seo Bright, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY der now ol slieoble sovlngt. Driftwood lacks, battery charger, etc. Ce.fi NEED A CAR? Call after 6, 717 7434. nings. » Thomas Ave. 747-34*4 Shrewsbury An1 Teak. » Monmouth St . Ul uu Coll HONDA 450 - Cuitomlied, a let of PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE? - WAITRESSES M/P-Apply In penon, BAR - U1.1», n gallon fish tank with GAS STOVE — 1)2. Round taM«ri3 GET RE-ESTABLISHED chrome, needs carburetor. Must sell, NOW DENTAL ASSISTANT - Middletawn Our plant hos recently expanded Its UW Ocean Ave . Sea Bright, between accessories, US, ping pang table, 110, Office choirs, U Fireplace screen, W W50 or best offer. 495-0311. office, full time, choirslde experience. operation ond needs a conscientious, 3-5 p.m. weekdays. ge. slS, pool ll"ler, 110. olt Oak mirror. 135 »1-W1. Musi have cor. Send resume to: Box self-mot I voted person to learn ond con- UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY HONDA 1973 - 35OCC. Good condition. r, us. all negotiable. GAS STOVE - sit, round toble, M. DO0Z The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, trol our night shift mechanical photo WAITRESSES M/F — Full or part- U90 firm. ti Mt b ied. Apply in office choirs, si. Fireplace screen. WJ 7J9-OJQ3 N.J.. 07701. products dept If you ore Interested In person, Ren Diner, 1U W. Front St., BAR - Walnut, five-pieces, (70. Elec Oak mirror, US. Coftoge toble. 115 1 personal growth and have a strong 1V1-U71. 1977 KAWASAKI - 1000. Excellent con HIRING DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR - desire to learn send resume fo: Univer- Red Bonfc. trie heater fireplace, old-fashioned 'HOMEOWNER SPECIAL dltlon Low mlleoge, 12000 firm. Ac- Three years experience required, year brick, HO, 671 IW. sity Graphics inc., 11 West Ave , Atlan- WANTED - Delivery personnel, port round position, benefits. Apply In per- cessories. LTD seal, sissy bar, Ker tic Highlands, N.J.. 07714. No phone time nights, must hove own car. Apply son, Long John's Ltd , II Beach Blvd , • EOROOM SET — Four piece, IBM TYPEWRITERS UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED Headers. 471 2136 after 4 pm. Ings calls please In person, Lulgls Plna. 477 Middle modern, dresser, two night tobies, mir- service departments. No expert* Hiuhionds. D RENTAL $19.50 peerr mo m.o PHONE SALES - No Experience nee - "-net. ror, tISO. Migh-Boy dresser with six necessary. Rapid advancement Sta Rent with option to buy ANCE - Reasonable rales. Groislnger DISHWASHER - Full lime. Apply In essory. Call 747 9131 or 747-9124 be drawers, S10S. Call Sot. and Sun.. earning up to: and Heller Agency, 15 Wikoff PI., Red person, 2-5 p.m.. Shore Point Inn, 3340 tween 9:30 ond 12:00. Light delivery Bank 741 2100. hwy OS. HoilCt. LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS 100% FINANCING must have own car. BED - Single, mattress, box sprlhO, VERTICAL BLINDS SUZUKI RM 135 C 1971 $8.05 PER HOUR ELDERLY PERSON - In need of live- PRESSMAN (M/F) - Chief 17 and MX OFF LIST I No Co-Makora — No .Olmmlcki Excellent condition, 1725. In companion and assistant. Mentally Multl 1210, full-lime, local. Write lo Free delivery. Elenby Products. Coll 946-2775 alert, bul does nave a mobility handi- Box G 330, The Dally Register, W JM-ISM Tor qu+ir on Hi* Spot Approval ll.Quallll.d CALL 536-2223 cap due to arthritis Excellent occom Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. WELDERS - All positions, some MlG, YAMAHA modatlons. One bedroom In con- permanent benefits Apply to Lyco, 19 J & R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. BUS DRIVERS - Mull have b dominium apartment. Good salary, PRINTER - Offsel printing shop, Mul 51 Help Wanted Vondtrburg Rd., Marlboro. 411 4*40. Sl.HelpWonttd nlon & 3rd. Avt.-Long driver » license ond experience six-day week. Should have some prac- II 1150, A.B. Dlcx 360, experienced tf Mr. Banks 566-6120 or 6411 Branch 2» 5100 Coll Ml IIM tical nursing experience. For In-only- WHIP. X-RAY TECHNICIAN - Part time terview, coll 741«00 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - mornings, registered license. Coll 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Ability Meimed Realty hos immediate opening lo act on ones own, extremely Impor- tor bright, aggressive, reliable as- tant. Strong technical skills required sociate. We win provide buyers, ad- 52 Babysitting/Child including shorthand and ability lo com SERVICE pose oncUyp* own letters 291 4000 Care RXF-IftlENCED - Bortendtr'shorl REAL ESTATE SALES - Are you In- order cook. Call 229-3131 between 9 BABYSITTER - Full tine, additional O.m.-S p.m. salary for live-In, Middietown. 3 chil- come opportunities to be unlimited? dren, t« to tm. 7174300. MANAGER fcXPtHltNCtO HE SPONSIBI f 1 Join one ot the largest agencies In Front end specialist 7. Truck/lire per- Central Jersey, Bob Grimm Agency. son. 3. Passenger lire person. Good BABYSITTER - Reliable teenage girl Molawon office. Call Rick Grimm, In West Keonsburg area to babysit on EXPERIENCE ON BOTH TRUCK money, fringe benefits. Good working 544t40O. conditions. Advancement pottntlaf school holidays ond vacations for two CROWN TIRE, Rl. 34, Port Monmouth REAL ESTATE - Licensed sales schoolaged children. slO per day Call & CARS PREFERRED person, earn salary plus bonuses. No evK.7l7-.aU. experience necessary For details and MATURE Established lull line Chrysler, Plymouth. Muda and operators wonl__ confidential Interview, Call 7479431 Union Shop. Apply Michelle Reng. 37 And relloble woman tor a two-year-old, International dealership seeking individual capable ot Wall St.. Red Bank. 741 JJ33. REAL ESTATE — II you are ambitious IS hours a week, 671 7017. - wont to be a winner • and would like generating total customer satisfaction & strong profits EYE DOCTOR - Office oisttont. must to work In an office that moves ahead, Excellent pay, Incentive program, lull benefits Incl. be allert, pleasant, reliable. Type reply $3 Domestic Help compare we have an opening for a full-time sales hosp.. major medical, lite ins , plus demonstrator. Must to Mel property, 325 Brood St., Ridassociate Must have license ond some HOUSEWORK - One day weekly, Bonk. experience preferred. Coll Mrs. Cum- have warranty experience. Call Ed Schwartz lor con- Colts Neck, own transportation. Phone FACTORY HELP - Needed. Mon mlngs (o'r appoinappointmentt . BECHT RE lidenlial interview appointment. ALTORS, Mi3?33 RECEPTIONIST 54 Situations Wanted BOBCAT FOOD SERVICE WORKERS - Grill, good on phones, start S)B. Female M. SCHWARTZ & SONS Utility ond porter

Our 10th Anniversary offer to you HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - MS. experienced only. Salary bas*d on BUSINESS DIRECTORY experience Coll J7v 1151 RN OR LPN - Full time, for 11 to 7:30 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - a.m. One Mil lime live nights o week, vf S. experienced only. Salary based on one port time tour nightso week, Good I A DAILY GUIDE experience. Call 719 1151. NEW 1979 MERCURY HOME AND COMMIr RCI Al Cl FAN ING SERVICE - Own cor. Col OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS UN'S, LPN'S, M/F — Geriatric S NEEDS YOU. We hove openings full HOUSEKEEPER - For general clean ond port time on 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. and ADDINO MACHINES Ing In nursing home Experienced only MISCELLANEOUS ROOFING 4SIOINC BOBCAT need apply. After short probation, U.W TYPEWRITERS per hour Excellent fringe benefits. Do HANDYMAN JOE - Momt repair ttr Slock No. 9116. Sid: 4 cyl.. 4-speed, Opt: moon- not phone, apply In person, Mon. ADDERS - Typewriter*. Calculator*, roof, all glass hatchback door, w w steel belted through Frl. only, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. •old. traded, repaired. Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home, I DISCOUNT price* i radials. power steering, power disc brakes, radio Middietown Ave., Atlantic Highlands SERPICO-5 ;«-04l> OOFING AND SIDING • IMMEDIATE'OPENINGS"" Full lime, It 7 Ml per doy. Liberal flexibility option, trim deluxe interior, light group, MEOICAL TRANSCRIBERS benefits, good working conditions, app- Part-lime, evening and weekends. Ex- ly in person. Mon. through Frl. 10-3 bodyside mldgs.. List Price $4726. Ctllenl salory, benefits, working condi- ALTERATIONS LIGHT HAULING - Attic ond oarages tions. A hospital owned shared service. ADDITIONS-Rool- Roofingl , siding, ceramic '-irotatlHIng^oli Located live minute* from Exit M, e lint of remodeling. Call MOVING A STORAGE Garden State Porfcway. Skills: Ex tile. Comcl.lt Mr» , ... ccllenl typing, knowledge of medical, Rich Molmoerg, Wiia. Serving Mori LIGHT HAULING - AIM willc cleae n «OVE WIIH NICK — Pw leu *.«. onalomy ana physiology terminology aowmmts, ottlci, gogorogtir , ondd houhl l otlmate*. Senior raliT 5S .u! mouth County 11 yean. * ravel. Call onytlmt, iu-.ni M *'" Coll Monoc Hospital Service Corp.. Christmas season. In retoifluggoge and CARPENTER KETIBED - 9n>> owoy. ColClll JJohhn W.Y.Y, 747-33*4. *4313 5»JJ» it store. Inquire Surroy Luggage, US *moll ond medium Hied |odi. Com- CURBS - Sidewalk* and patio*, can. rood St.. Red Bonk. 147-1$"' plett Interior remodeling itrvlct. Pan- K crete work ol all kind*. Fret eillmott*. TRUCK « AUTO eling. Kllctwn cotliat*. Room oddl- S.CC Conrrocllng, U7UH. llont/recrcallon room, rellnlthlng RENTAL t^*.naf *j*«^tB I , || I -• 1^,1. . _,. SALESPERSON WINDOW CLEANING - Relldtntlol. Price excludes tax and licensing. commercial. LADIES MEN - Work at home on the Light counter work, good starting hour- Happy window*, S4M«U phone, earn MJ-ISO weekly wrvlcli ly wage pluv lips. Paid holidays, voca our ruilomerv 744-3344. lions ond uniforms supplied. Hours CERAMIC TILE WORK available 12 noon t p.m. and II mid- General Cpnilructlon and R.poi.i PAINTIN6 « LANDSCAPE HELP WANTED W-CT9 one, J:3Q ™ Call otter S p.m.. night to • a.m. Apply in person only. DECORATING Mr. Hoefllng, I am -3 p.m.. Dunkln; 741-72S5 «A«IUS OVEIHAND PAINTING Donwfs, HO Broodway, West Long Inltrkv ant) i«ltrlor LAUNDRY - And iry cleaning affln rrt tilMnle*, Ul N4I &ZQ&&Z WAtfc UNCOLN MERCURY dont. Sot., Sun., 410 p.m Muslbe able AVIS lo fill in during week If needed. Apply IATING Bright N Clean Loundrefie. Mwy. 35, MISCELLANEOUS CorH.Jot» ftlSlraured Hailet Phua, Hoilct. SALESPERSON F»r tret etllmole* call » XM Experience preferred, but not nec*i- CAKES BAKED PROPEUIONAL PAPEP.HANGINO TrteONCT liNCOlN MOW KAM «»M lory, for light counter work. Good And prohulMoTly decorated, all oc Call now tor trtt ntlmote* Law Firm requires experienced legal storting hourly woo* plus lips, paid caMlon*. all lilt* reasonably priced. PAUL HORAN 47I-S314 teaeatry to replace retiring secretory holidays, paid vocations and uniforms m\/n or ism of mony yean. Position available after supplied. Hours available. II midnight WALLVS PAINTING EXPERIENCED - On houie wiring early 197?. Salary commenjurefe with lot a.m. Apply In person only. Dunkln' EXPtiT CRAFTSMEN 68! SHREWSBURYW£.,N.X 747*5400 ability All replies confidential. Send Donuts. Mr. Gill, US Hwy. IS, Mid- ofMj se?fvices, etc Inltncr* Our Speciality Resume to BOM M-JM. The Dally Reg. dietown, N.J. M4W iti-im. APTeYt P.M. Ister, Shrewsbury. N.J- 07701. 71. Mtrdwndis* 71 Merchandise 71 M«rchondtie F«r$olt Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1976 The DtJy Rf gJISf I' 23 For Sou For Sal* HAMMOND & BALDWIN LOW»tYCA«»IVALMGAM-«» PIANOS ORGANS YOU WE8E 6QrV TOO PAffT. 131. Houses For Sale Ul.HovstS FfS landscaped lot, brick 74J-44P.. mfcjor Jock^_ Four to Five Roomy Bedroomi BALL OUGAN - Fl.t monltit o HORSE STALLS - For rent, Full or KEYPORT - Giant five rooms, kids patio Immediate pottestlon, to RUGS - With podi. light 9r«en acrylic, NORTH LONG BRANCH - Two Rentals Motslve Country Kitchen PIANO - Winter Upright with Un I3«n. 9«ll,oU(i jmoliet liit% will tell rough board, cheap. ok. Alt utilities, 1304 On Second St l h Full Basement perfect you can |utt move in. I43.f00 Excellent coodll.o* AUlng tSOO C Mparatly Call lit i\U Til 3(07 anytime STATE RENTALS ^kr. 14?-1434 STORE FOR RENT - Otlice tpace Third Floor Gameroom neor railroad station, tecrurlty Call SAVINGS -^or tnote wTth' move KITTENS - Free to a g~ood homeTTii KEYPORT — Furnished, three rooms, Private Hill top ' | Acre LAWLEY POI «LLV »TOvt - Hi dough! Sixtn pice* iioinim ite«i and all utilities included, suitable tor single GAKMUUiT — Huge seven mm bog EMC#H«nl comjltlon. tlOD Coll ol gloit dinette with sis dtrcdoi lypc duplex, fireplace and on acreage Kids ireodlt tewing machine, no mu... adult. U06 month 719 6*41 W7,900 w 1 p.m . III—. ^ tnotri, con MM, at Our itorc, UVJ ok l call. KE YPORT - ( (ton, two bedroom, a g ( WALKtR 4 WALKER *y Ewotl burner, US Call J91-05 Modern dawn tuihlon Ufa. like new. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 9434 way), now completing uitro- HANTZ - mi rtttMr ltan>, M saau tor kldi. under Itti, call QUEEN ANNE CHAIRS - 14 U6S Jocobconttyl* dining room tulle, SIAMESE KITTENS - 1 en weeks old. STATJ RENTALSBkr 747-1434 ta addillan, immedlgtf occ ti ptr chonnil. two BIC formula t walnut and oat combination. In ex Blue Paint and SMI Pslnl Healthy ONfc BEDROOM - -etflciency, With bach, US eoch French walnut rou living room ond kitchen combination. cy Unlimited parking, beau- WHELAN Ofcm. IH wom per chortntl li cetlent condition, il» Hammond Or Coll ofl«r 1 p.m , Ml 70« ^ MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, Mg one eittntlon table, Outtn Anne leai. « Shower bath, suitable for single or re- landscaped Space ovoilable for tng itt l ll (7 00 plBtMtr l Bon, A-l, coil t!4*i, at our Horc. WVS ond two bedroom apartments starting REALTY GROUP REALTORS BO Bicycles/Mini tired person, slli ptui utilities, tecur- edical specialty will finish lo «# *l». J5WJ « " Chech prlcti and Me (he savings Ot ot 1210 Carpeting throughout Air con 842-7565 132 Condominiums court*, Antique!, lucti at china, Bikes onioning Lots ol parking Swimming Call ',4/ **ii glassware, paintings Sterling Silver, pool ana Tennis Courts Your very own KEANSBURG - Why rent when you etc., tic. RUSCIL S. Sycamore BICYCLE - Seort Free Splrtl patio Wolk to shopping ond N Y City Town Houses con own this coxy three or four- Greens W Sycamore Ave . Little Sil commuting 511*10 Open 9 a m S toted, V". never used UO 110 Wanted To Rent bedroom home? Large kltch*n and LIKE A PRIVATE PARK? — YOU will v«r 741W p.m.. Mon to FIT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES family room Yord completely tenred love this Shadow Lake one/two MERCHANT MAAINF - Officer, 7t. MtDDLETOWN - Luiury executive »M.9O0 V W Vonderbeck Agency, bedroom condominlmum In o prime TOU Ml ROM MATAWAN AHA 566-8100 ishes lo rent tmoll apartment or go location with Hi 33 It. combination (1 Sports Equipment town house, three bedrooms, l"i battn. Wt-NTALS WANlHl roge apartment Likes quiet and m-im. dining, living, den. enclosed patio, fireplace, air conditioning, wall-to Lincrort Four Bedroom, two both IW0 .•rfvocy 747 3267 TOU (Mi ROM MIDDIETOWN AMA 671-9300 wall carpeting, dishwasher, basement MARLBORO - By owner Four sing room ond many extras Come 17' ALUMINUM CANOE - »S Red Bank Four bedroom. IMS bedroom ronch with fireplace. >75,0O0 SEUIG COUCH -'•hich teathtr choir Eat In kitchen, laundry room, dining see onrfbuy^cali 747-6491 eves. Aqualung ton*, just letted, 140. Middlelown Four Bedroom »pht. Ulb Coll 536-44119 ton-Commercial Raits $4 minimum charge Ortd ottoman Smoll retrlgtralor Best room, overslte living room IJSO a Shrewsbury-Four Bedroom, IIS0 HEAL ESTATE MONMOUTH BEACH — Penthouse In offer 671 xn e. month Call weekdays between 9 3. MIDDLETOWN - Hove your business ihe Towers Completely decorator Per line Ocean Twp Four bedroom, 1675 Eott „ I-OR SALE 7 W1417 3330 Polnte Condo ISM in your home This spacious tnree five furnished, micro wove built In and t Day SHEETS OF CORRUGATED PAPER- bedroom ranch with formal dining lr 84 Merchandise MODERN APARTMENT - N»ar Rent plus utilities References, secur many extras Move right In BOARD - ideal tor Camp, School, n. has been given loll ot lender 2 Days (Conseculive) transportation, best time to coll before Ity. one year lease required For In- GIG Realtora, S3I 7000. S3HKU4 fi7c Scout. Church and Business projects loving care It boasls added leature ot Wanted noon. 49)-0416. formation and to inspect call Bob 131 Houses For Sale SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - ReK 3 Days (Conseculive) 61c Coll UtmttH **?«7I Dowson, Century 71 McGowan Ryan three car garage This delightful home AAAAAA - I IdUlUATfc UNWANTED MODERN ONE BEDROOM - Apart FANTASTIC .BROCHURE - •! li located neor schools, shopping, ond 4 Days (Conaeculive) 55c SMOCKING PINK - Living room sel. Agency. Realtor. 747-3004 ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR ment, M ighlonrJs. overlooking RUMSON - Three bedroom Colonial, homes In Monmoulh County' It s yours ran&porla'ion Just hsled. It is on e» 5 Days (Consecutive) tablet and draperies, excellent condi CASH rellenl value al 154.900 lllmensee 51c tion Call 7»OiI5 Shrewsbury. Available tor Immediate excellent location 143S plus utilities II you write or call Betsy Ross Agency. 6 Days (Conseculive) 47c INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES occupancy Dlihwosh. peti ond kids Nov. li Coll «47 179] 117 Rl. 15, Keyport. N J 07735 Phone Agency 443 317? More Classified 7 Days (Consecutive) 1W E Newmon Springs Rd • k Call otter 6.30 i> m , 791 4370 244 14M ' \ 46c Shrewsbury W-VXtt MIDDLETOWN - Send for our Shore OCEAN Gf*OVR~ One toe'd7oom7iii» RUMSON - Prestige tout bedroom AL GREENE 4 CO. INC- ' on Next Pogt 8 Days (Consecutive) n and Country Living' brochure, pica. ' 'ic month Include! all utilities. Call Colonial, waterfront wother. REALTORS per mo descriplioni, prices on ovalloble 10 Days (Consecutive) SOFABED - S7S, %i* oak chairs. 1100 ALL LIONEL TRAIN'S dryer/extras. Pelt o.h. 99 Hwy 3S Keyport 7* 3600 776 511? STATE RENTALS Bkr, 747 9434 homes. APPLEBROOk REALTOR5, 131. Houses For Sole dresser. ilO Oak loOle, U0 Chltlorobe. Or Ftyer Top coiti appraisal. 944 719] *35 Four-poster bed, IIS. Kitchen table 6cEAV TOWNSHIP - Suptr one- VV> Rl 35, Middletown. 671 ]300 Commercial Ralea $4 minimum charge bedroom, all utilities, kids ok 1700 SHREWSBURY - Furnlthed, un- prli_ _ and chairs. US Pair ol old lamps ISO ANTIQUES - Anything old Furniture. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - By ML fnihdd , llargee , restoretd hisloncoi 7' | baths, central air. two car garage, Per Line Stereo console, US Floor sweeper. ». owner Just remodeled Everything STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 UU hom*. Four-five bedro big gameroom, private yord! Only new Two bedrooms plui den, large 1 n«y 82c tooths, all new plumbi 141,000 EA ARMSTRONG AGENCY. RED BANK" n RIVERSIOE AVE country kitchen, dining room, living 2 Days (Consecutive) ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN Realtor, 5S5 Prospect Ave . Little Sil- 76c TIQUES. Rl 16 and Homestead Ave . RIVERVIEW TOWERS ver. 741 4500 room, much more Beautiful fenced in 3 Days (Consecutive) Leonardo. WlMiO "THE VERV FINEST IN yard on large lot Asking 131,900 Call 70c 7I7-JD43. LUXURY HIGH-RISE" 4 Days (Consecutive) fi4c NAN JOHNSON Mini motter STEEL-BELTED- Radiol snowtlres Overlooking the Novtslnk River 103 Rentals To Share BE ERn U. mminlr-fi tin new Volkswagen BUYS AND BUYS I Ffom on tntlrc household to u sinuie gomeroom, full dry basement, two-car MORGANVILLE - Older r>ou*#. three Bus wheels. us«d one season |60 En We wanl you!.. To help us ke(f) rtntiot VACATION 1 the lirsl 10 inspect this 6 Days (Consecutive) 54c item Antique furniture, tewtiry, sil •ks per yet florage, lertifd lot — cellent condition Mr Gabusl. 179 4IS4 their lowest. By maintaining 100'. oc- Ploybocy Club Greol ver Immediate cash Top dollar. MELMED AGENCY Hoys, eves . 59T9JW. *' 7 Days (Consecutive) 51c STEREO - Radio console, imoTi Colo cupancy wt ore effectively keeping mony other places immaculate 4 BH cen- uruund the U S and foreign countries 47I-S4S0 AVI IAOG 8 Days (Consecutive) rents low. Studios starting ot I77S, one 48c Also, full E use of all Playboy Club Colonial, water view from most rooms, OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, rooms starting at 1340, two ARMSTRONG 5 NEWEST -Thisorea ter hall Colonial in 10 Days (Consecutive) Futilities Good until I9B9 Ut 5515 high around, three bedrooms. I't 45c li? mt *""•»»• *S»T» glassware, ort objects ond bf ic-o broc bedrooms starting at IS00, three Is popular In young couples Join the bnlhs, 13x73 living room, formal dining Oceanpott with every- STOVES - Be smart, shop the ware Immediate cosh for anything and eve- bedrooms afto. smurf buyers who Know vulue when room, three fireplaces Atk ing house way Best buyt In town Barnes rythinhlng Ruse Us. 35 E. Front St Ihey see It Inspect this three-bedroom, 104 Winter Rentals *—W0 thing extra added to in- FAMILY PLAN RATES Soles and Service, Inc «n BOW 16« Central olr and heat, gas cooking, two bath home with separate dining THE U5ED FURNITURE CENTER balconies. U hour doorman. TV «cur SEA HRK.MI Newly i orpf'eil. room, huge master bedroom and lull sure comfort & pleas- 3 Linn — 5 Days — 13 00 SI 00 each line Available to basement Only 1)7,900 E A 1V7 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Ity. swimming pool, tauno, marina, furnished, efficiency apartments and DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor. S55 LAWLEY ure A smart buy at individuals placing, ads under "Merchandise For Sale" tor Beeni Hai beent and Why Not* also underground parking. Rental ot motel units. Dolly 'weekly /monthly Cash DON PONS JEWELERS Will fice open seven day* ° week. Call Bob Prospect Ave , Little silver u 14500 rates Maid service/all utilities Trade items not exceeding $100 each, items must be priced Buy from private owners and estoles CUcone ol 301 7411TW. SB9.900. Winds Motel, M3OI37 _ ATLANTIC HIGH! AN DS Br ond new Noncommercial ads only THREE WINDOWS - J'uJ'WV', with ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND NEW DEVELOPMENT SW S storms, us each, one Oulch Crass JEWELRY DESIGNED 7V9 River Rd, VACATION TIME SHARING — Two listing Beautifully decoroted older Three to four bedroom Ranches, Bi Contract Rales on Request Buck door (pre hung J. 2'tmi, JSO. on* Fair Haven. N J Ml-4157 weeks per year ol Ployboy Club Great three-bedroom Colonial, teoturlng levels, Colonials Full basemenft, ulili »" storm door, «S. Call otter S. new, dishwasher, woll-to-wall carpet Gorge. N.J or many other places anormous country kitchen, formal din- ty room, garage, hardwood floors, Ing, fenced yord. walk lo Stores, 142J around the US ond foreign countries Ing room, full finished basement, with hoose your colon plus utilities Call 711 7196 or 471 194J Fronklln stove. Warmth ond charm MELMED AGENCY TUB ETNCLOSURE"- Chrome7aloss Alto, full us* ol all Ployboy Club Foc'l FRONT PAG* READERS tnOr only on older no me can orfer 6ft-WP W-«6W doors, good quality. US. RED BANK - 4Vi i spacious rooms, Itlet Good until 19*9 Ut sflf SURE BOX REPLY SERVICE lllmeniee Agency 4*7 3173. DAILY 1100 Ptr Count Unt Call 74MIJ6 tuitury hi rise building Call 84? 4I6S OCEANPORT - Corner propertyrty,, bebesit Bold Fore Htodlngt MOO between 7-9 p.m. BRAND NEW i/0 S section, two bedroom ranch Ask In lo please the most dis- Minimum InwiilofU I lirtti 105 Summer Rentals PICK-UP $1.50 TV FOR SALE!!!!! Four bedrooms 17' W t ous I For Sale, PO Vu.imumKdnei All itaOtn REAL ESTATE RED BANK - Large unfurnished 7'i luxury bathi. din criminating buyer This plot ed ol toot of column BLACK & WHITE TELEVISON — IS" three room aportment. oil utilities In- MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroom, 69, Oceonport. 07757. Sllverlone. portable, with new Hand ft kitchen, full dry boti 4-Bfl home on a 2-plus- MAIL $3.50 SUNDAY ,„ MENTALS cluded SI Washington St Apply otter two-bom Chalet. Fireplace. Prlvote ana klrphonc. Principals SM0 P.. Count Lint Bold rabbit ears anteno Good clear picture golf course, tennis courts, beach and Way lid MO CoH M7-AM)_ Ot.t AN TOWNSHIP acre mini estate in Little For each box number assigned FoctHcodlngiU SO country club. Close to all resorts e Eleg RED BANK — Grondvlllc Towers lux 333 SS4J. TWO GAS HEATERS - ChlnrrTeiTtVPe, 101 Apartments 531 0505 Silver blends itself lo en- ury high rise, large one-bedroom. 91 BUY OR SELL - Your home through heats lour rooms, one MO. one 1100 floor, po ' RUMSON - Slory ond c half hiiitofi Good condiiion IM M7A atier 4pm AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New ren- an affiliate ol the largest real estate tertainment for all sea- «7i r company In the wortd-Century 11 ronch _ 1 CANCELLATION NUMBER tals dally, never a fee tor tenant M 106 Furnished Rooms TWO CHERRYWOOO End tablet Coiens Rtoltor. 741 76U Multiple list i, country kitchen, den, fireplace, sons Reduced to an at" furnished and unfurnished homes and RED BANK — Charming furnished Notice and Credit tor cancellation is given only on and cofiee table, twin bed and frame. EATONTOWN* AREA -~Furiiihed bedrooms, 7' i baths Room (or apartments TEICHER AGENCY. RE gortttn opartmenl One bedroom, large issuance ol special kill number to advertiser when can- lor bed and mattress, baby Items, roam. Call between M p.m., expansion Breeieway 13R30 leading to tractive S139,500. ALTORS, »7 Oceonporl Ave , Ocean kitchen, living room, available Dec. I. CAPE COD - 10 Broy Ave , Port Mon K speed bike. Tykes bike ond tricy- 1250. U7 9430. B1HII two-car goroge Ground level bale cellation ol ad is requested Advertiser must retain number cle TsVoMl ** porl S4J3S00. mouth, financing available Colt ment Asking 1144.000 lot future relerence ABERDEEN - Family, two bedroom RED BANK - Two rooms,nicely deco- HIGHLANDS - Rooms lor rent by 701 1W 41S4, llpm WAI I. -TO-WALL CAHI'tT week, month or yeor. Apply In person. COMFORT AND CONVENItNCb 0 1 W rated, all utilities Call alter i p.m.. No cancellations will be taken alter 4 pm Friday until 6 Green/gold, Installed 1976, In large Hfclf' " '"" ""' '"'"" Web Restaurant, 131 Naveslnk Ave , Lovely living with new sunny kitchen LAWLEY apartment. 13M W) S*U. Highlands^ Opening to dining room Secluded in- STATE WIHTAH Mr. _ 747 »434 AGENCY REALTORS am Monday RED BANK - Two-room efficiency. ground pool wilh large patio area. EH WASHERS Be smart, lhop the ware- KEANSBURG - Furnlihed rooms ond YOU AVAILABLE - Nov IS, Belford apart- furnished, Herbert SI. area Utilities fro large lot. three-bedrooms, one Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily house way Beit buys in town Barnes furnished apartments _ ASON - A rare opportunity for the ment, living room, kitchen, both, one Included Inquire Ivl Maple Ave both, large basemen). 161,900 Salts ond Service. Inc , «j Hi; TTTOIW or 717-9M1 ofessional mon Beautifully main can surround yourself Register cannot be responsible lor errors alter the lirst day bedroom, with corpetlng. Suitable two RUMSON - One bedroom, un RUMSON REALTY, 84! 1894 Cined. custom built home with sepa WOODEN PORCH (olumiiiHl 115 people No pets Heot. gos supplied furnished. s?30 per month Includes LARGE FURNISHED - Studio room with luxury & prestige Call 542-1700 to make corrections each Antique Dutch Door. 7'*"xet". rate four room office, living roam with 1330 per month Lease One month's heat, electric, ho) water. 333 3000 Private bath, entrance and parking SfUCCO. fireplace, dining room, three US Assorted wooden storm windows. security ond references required SEA BRIGHT - Beautiful modern, air Red Bonk Call 741 4792 atier s p m .. Jl», quiet Wdroomi. two baths, den and bate with the purchase ol this ti JO eotri ?V1 0H3 Write to Box G-3N. The Dolly Register, deadend street. 141,000 542 1461 DEADLINES conditioned, three-room apartment MlDOLETOWN - large sleeping ment Call for appointment Asking new 10-room custom- Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Rug (wall to wall), tile bath, dish- S14S.000 HIGHLANDS ~ Three rooms, sultoble room with kitchen privileges Coll TLLEN S. HAZELTON",~REA"LTOR AM — Set solid style ads — 4 pm day belore washer, refrigerator/fr eeier. Includ- CENTURY II COZINS. Realtors adults 1I7S per month plus utilities 7414771. evenings Member Real Estole Exchange built brick home featur- 72 Garage Soles ing all utilities, two private entrances "Independently Owned" publication — Friday 4pm lor Sunday publication Security required 791 7144 •413300 No extras Move rfght In U» Call •U River Rd Fair Haven ing 125 fl ol waterfront Classilted Display — 4pm two days prior to publication Yard Sales »47 1100 FAIR HAVEN - Custom built ranch. " ~ 4*6 Open V to 9 — Thursday 4 p.m tor Sunday publication Proot ads. HK.HIANOS AND SEA BRK»HT~- U7.9O0 Call olter i tor on appointment. bulkheadmg AAA — Brass chandeliers, draperies, One and two bedrooms, tor pel, dish 747-9717 RUMSON AREA - Send tor our SEA BRIGHT - Designer furnished RED BANK — Centrally located, park three days prior to publication Real Estate Today — furniture, toys, clothes, television Ut washer, UiS up. On the boy Anchor oge Shore ond Country Living" brochure, Ing, working gentleman preferred Call pics, descriptions, prices on available Twin Brooks Awe , Wlddletown. behind Apartments 143 (099. Wednesday lor Friday and Sunday publication Two Guvs Nov S ond * 10-4. 741 3S7S otter 6 P m " FLORIDA" homes APPLEBROOK REALTORS, KEANSBURG"- Newly decorated, CORRECTIONS — 4 p m Monday through Thursday lor HOH SOUNO-TEQUESTA 11] Ave Of Two Rivers. Rumson, BE LFOflD - U West Pork Awe, NL. first floor, heal supplied, 3V, room, bedrooms, luxury The Palm Beaches next day 4 p m Friday lor Sunday and Monday 4, S, 6. 10-5 p m Rain date following sultoble for one or Two adults, 1135 garden apartments, self t leaning oven, 108 Commercial RAYMOND C HOAGLAND. A&SOC weekend __ jfr 471 WO Eve* (JOS) 747 3333 VOTE dishwasher, refrigerator and private Rentals WNCOJI Gal'ery of Homes, me KEANSBURG - four rooms, 117S. marina I3U Ocean Ave.. U7UII, of WEEKEND CALLS ht 5 Reoiio's. MLS Tequesto for this sprawling ranch 77 Pets And Livestock second floor, adults preferred Coll ATTRACTIVE - Modern office in re 717 M4J, after 4 p.m. ANSWERING SERVICE —Alter 5pm Friday until 8am SEA BRIGHT - Modern new one- search center, Red Bank Avallobie in nestled on a park-like bedroom apartments From 1165 Call two. three, four rooms or larger units 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale Monday, an calls are taken by our answering service All Advanced And Beginners KEANSBURG - Three room*. furnished, oil utilities supplied. TV, oft Low rent. Full services ^41 9595 acre in the estate area ads, corrections and cancellations latien will be processed DOG TRAINING BROAD ST - Red Bank Modern ot street_parklng Call 4vS 3097. SMAUITTPARTMENT - 199 Port ol Fair Haven A BEST Classes eves and Sot. a fit moons. flee suites 175 per month Private Monday lor Tuesday'; paper Boysnorc Componion Doo Club KEANSBURG — T w* bedroom, Monmooth Rd.. Port Monmouth, N.J parking J4I 3111 before 1 pm Rocor 741 «Wt private home, »M per month plus utlll Kitchen, living room area, bath ond buy at $110,000. All ads are restricted lo their proper classification and to Company, 41 Monmouth SI , Red Bank tie), one month security 791 44)4 bedroom I19S plus electric and secur DOG TRAINING - Owner Handler DOWNTOWN RED BANK - Prime N.J. HOME OWNERS the regular Daily Register style ol type We reserve the rty No pels Call 495 0374 AsMKlatlon offers thow handling and office space with on site parking One KEANSBURG - unfurnished apart UNION BEACH - Bring the kids ond right lo edit or reject any classilied advertising copy obedience ilosses ot VFW Post. Rl 71, black lo Brood street ond Hospital Will menl. second door, one bedroom, liv- pets Nice Union Ave Just UQO. E«- Do you deilre to vail your homa yourself and aava Ookhurst For Information call UJ 76t« complete to your requirement En All ads once called in and processed il cancelled will be or ^72 I Tie ing room, kitchen, sun porch, both with Ihoutarids? tub and shower Included In rent, re- elusive agent. 77,000 sq ft , will divide charged a minimum charge ot S4 00 STATE RENTALS Bkr, 747-9434 L olter to suit, CENTURY 31 Coiens TUESDAY FREE - Small miird dog. ttmole, frigerator, electric, hot water and heal Havt you been Intimidated by people who mike II loo I Good with chll H3S per month One month security WEST END - Spocloui one ond two Agency Ask for Mr Coiem or Mr. complicated? is the day to vote Today Ofttr 6, 143-WS required Cooking gas extra Senior bedroom apartments Unfurnished Nettlei 701 741 -7tU._ DEATH NOTICES Cltliens preferred- No pets Call LHEAT, HOT WATER AND The Homa Owner* Independence Package can glv FREE — Smoll mixed dog, femote, HIGHLANDS ~ 3500 so. rt . suitable is the day to call & see 71? m? See resl you all the necesury I00I1 to do the job simply, y Death Notices. Cards ol Thanks. In Memonam and An- spade, nine months. Good with chil .Apt. 19 auto repair or auto body. 1100 per dren Muvtnij Coll offer t, t*7 Wli KEANSBURG - One and two bedroom wnat we have to o"er raversary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) 95c per line month plui utilities Seuclrly required ffl apartments Reasonable 791 7144 y FREE KITTENS - Good home you Call W-HM WEST END - Three rooms, oil utlll Two moles and one ftfnale ties furnished, adults preferred, no HIGHLANDS - 1500 sq rt gorage II •niwtra queiiioni Ilk* lhti« and many mort. 711 tiW KEANSBURG - Ptt (overt! Four peH. See ot 254 west End Ave Suitable auto body or repair 1300 per rooms Near shops ond bus 117$. Call month plus utilities Security required l)Ho«lo»d»ertl«B > >n I KITTINI STATERENTALS Bkr 747 9414 WEST END - Super one bedroom, m 3(4* 2) How lo show the property Good home, two mole ond one space lor pets, lull Hvi. rents now female 741 tSM KEANSBURG - Big five-room duplex, k REO BANK - 111 Brood SI . neil to 101 Apartments VTATE RENTALS * S 74M4J4 3) Whal't • lilt marfctt value 2 Autos For. Sale newly redone, family o.k 1370, coll. Colonial Bank, last lovely Brood Street FREE KITTENS - To good home, two WEST END - One bedroom apart 4) How to take a dapotrt CAMASSA 102 Houses For Rent STATE RENTALS Bhr 747 94)4 home now available for professional 3 Trucks For Sale males, one gray and white, one brown, merits, furnished and unfurnished occupancy. New owners will modify to 5) How lo obtain purchaxr financing 103 Rentals To Share KEYPORT - Club Village, out 4 Motorcycles two months old ft) MM Carpet, free pool, balcony, ocean view vulte Abundoni ott street parking Call t kl I Pure whltt. port Angora col. bedroom, efficiency, heal, hot water. AGENCY, INC. 5 Aulo Service Pans 104 Winter Rentals 119S year round Sand Costle Apart 3V1-O500. M' Latrd Sin months old. Litter bo» trained cooking gos supplied. 7*44311. 9-5' ments 400 Ocean Blvd . 773 I73S 105 Summer Rentals 6 Aulo Rent Lease Mult find aood home due to allergy of Monday through Friday Tereto. RED BANK - 333 Broad St.. thirdifioor office suite containing two rooms REALTORS MLS 7 Aulo Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms owner Cull 1648140 KEYPORT - Two bedroom apart menl U05 monthly, all utilities pold. (Large studio with private office) 107 Nursing Homes 8 Auto Finance one month security Coll 73? 301* 103 Houses For Rent Storage area Skylight, air condition HOME OWNERS INDEPENDENCE PAC 4 Parker *»e , Little Silver 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals Ing, carpet, decorated, all utilities in- BELFOfto - Available Nov*. ism cluded Ample on site parking " 109 Buildings Garages LONG BRANCH — Super two P.O. Boi 122, Homll. N.J.. 07731 10 Wanted Automotive Near tchool ond churches, teven jnlh HORSfc STALLS - For rent, full or bedroom, oil utilities, kids o.k. DM. 110 Wanted To Rent rooms ond both 11*0 per month plus Call ( mmerer & Son, 747-9292 rough board, cheoo 9*6 Mit between tecurlly and utilities JV 4770 between STATE RENTALS Bkr IV V4J4 hi p.tn S-7 p.m, REO BANK 17 Brood St One and Rf At I sifli 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise tATONTOWN - Older home, suitable 1*0 I n suites available will „. FOR SAl [ for office or on* family dwelling Four conditioning, decorating Ready to For Sale For Sale bedrooms, large living room, dinIno move In Sullet range from 19J per room, ond sunporch MOO per month 19 month to SI30 per month. Including all 21 Business Services 130 Open Houses While St. Available Immediately. Call utilities Minimum one yeor lease Coll 22 Arts & Crafts MI-0034 owner. Waller Zimmerer & Son 131 Houses For Sale This Information Is 132 Condominiums rental. Coty. fun, excellent condition RED BANK — 157 Brood St . Red Town Mouses Four bedroom with living room, dining Bank's newest financial professional room, kitchen and den Two fireplaces, 133 Income Property building has a few choice areas re two baths References and security re moinlng tor large Office suites Sites 134 Farm Property quired Available Nov 10th Write PO vary from 800 tq ft to 1400 sq ft Will Bo» 47, Mlddlclown. N J 07741 51 Help Wanted 135 Commercial Properly improve to lull on five yeor lease. Am Strictly Classified pie on site parking Call owner Walter 52 Babysilling Child Care 136 Industrial Property HIGHLANDS- Small, three room cot tog* Sultoble adults I17S ptr month Zimmerer k San. 946 3400 or 944 4717 53 Domestic Help 137 Lots ar Acreage plui utilities Security required RED BANK - 16 Monmoulh St oft 3*l-3t44. 54 Situations Wanted Female 138 Mobile Homes Brood Loft, Ideal artist or donee ttu We're CENTURY 21. all phases ol your purchase. Our dio Doys, 747 74» Eves , 739 1641 55 Situations Wanted Male 139 Cemetery Lots HIGHLANDS - Super two bedroom 'efed home, yard tor kldt ond pets, salespeople are thoroughly trained In 140 Real Estate Wanted 56 Situations Wanted ins, We've got plenty of hornet lo show the business. Call now. Put us to work Male/Female 7*434 you, because the CENTURY 21 or- 57 Day Care/Nursery School IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Two lor you. bedroom, living room, kitchen, Mg ganization leads the real estate world den. patio. 141S a nonth plut utilities, 108. Commercial lease and security required E A Rentals In listings and sales. You'll probably At Agency. '*'

131 Income Property 152 Boats And HI coirs NtcH LONG tRANCH - U* Incomt hMM Is hereby retained os on attorney lo flte Predict small gains for GOP Accessories on answer to lh« application of »son Mot«inf.cwnum. Marlboro Township lo withdraw from RED BANK-INCOME PROPERTY — TEAK 1 MAHOGANY - Lumber and Ihe Freehold Rooianal School Oislr Ic) campaign ' By a significant control little patronage and do Two eeie-fceoreofn apartments, lovelv plywood Saturday! only. *1 PM KNS 1 The Mayor and Township Clerk By LMJI Harris There arc three important how they would react if the orta. ample parking, walking distance Marine Woodcroftwnen, TO Seventh bt 0M they ore hereby outhorlied to 44-S2 percent margin, a plural- not have great power lo bring H kM M showing.. U1.SO0 Call Avt.. Long Branch otcute on bholf f th Thi t All the signs in (his election advantages working decisively American Conservative union m 1iiUix Colts Neck a point to relatively slim gains ity of voters reject the claim solicited their vote on behalf of back to their districts special Chall. E»q for Democratic candidates in rehowtc availa* e(or ) The Cold Neck Township Com that "It is poatible that a big a candidate, only 5 percent of projects and other tangible 137 Lots & Acreage boot itaroge Reotonoblc Call for the Republicans in the the House races, and these will WOm MrrLomn mlttee hereby tlndt ond determine* thai the required certificate from the House of Representatives, a tax cut would stimulate the keep Republican gains the voters said they would be help from Washington, they ABERDEEN - J4J Orchard, rjloifc jlj. WINTER COVER SALE chief (manual officer ot the Townthtp economy and economic growth are blamed for being too re- MlUHInttleitlllf, »X»5 Realtor Conwat or Pintle Complete range ot of Colt* Neck i* on Hie and indicate* virtual standoff In the U.S. modest. The Democratic loss more inclined to vote for that I7») m-m. ro Bo, sm. Riv lilts IN S1OCK Save 30 to »V at lhat (here ore wfikltnt fundt In lh« Senate, some moderate gains so much that you could have a will likely be well below the JO candidate, while 17 percent mote and for not tending to outdo. Co.. T»l> BOAT HOUSE, lin Ocean Ave . Sett line llem entitled L cool Serwicei Spe KEANSBURG - BulMIng lol Main. Bright Mittil ciol Account to poy lor the urvlcei ot by the GOP in the big tax cut and would not have to 39 seats that the majority said they would be inclined to home district chore*. ArnoidM Chall.EM) •Mewotkl and Curb Corner Woodudc WINTER STORAGE - Oolftoord. 4 The TownihlpClerhbeondhe ii to cut federal spending " Thus, vote against the endorsed can- Aye, fwl Grow PI. MDBD 7*7 MM stern, drive to V, free engine turvey. gubernatorial elections, and a usually surrenders -The most Importaat ad- hereby directed lo publish a copy ot the tented and locked yard, low r*tti. RUMSON - U>l». freeo, l«v.l. within Resolution In The Dally Deo continued Democratic hold on by SeVIl percent, most voters didate, and M percent said that vantage for the Republicans FLAGSHIP MARINE'. Atlantic High —The element of incumben- WM. nloU oral «r», beautiful. Ill«0 litliteer on one occaiioocc iion conclude that the Republicans limn. N the state legislatures of the cy is working for the Demo- such an endorsement would has been their ability to make country. arc really not serious about crats. Although Congress as a make little difference. In the the issues of inflation and fed- 13S Mobile Homes 154 Recreational their tax program and "will do case of a business political ac- eral spending work for them. AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORUt These results have been whole is rated M-29 percent EATONTOWN - IQMSS, two bedroom* nothing about it after the elec- tion committee, 7 percent woll-tOf«raU twp«linu. rool lull Kool Vehicles THE IMPDOVEMCNT. RESU«FAC drawn from intensive survey- negative on the Job it does, If these were the only issues, IMA AND/OR RIPAIII Of VARIOUI Scaled. redone Inside ond out Full tion, Just like politicians have would react positively to such RV VEHICLE INSURANCE WIATHEft DAMAGED ROADI ing of 8.967 tightly screened when asked about their own then it would have been pos- patio, one small thtd, one HU10 .tied WITHIN THE TOWNIHIF OF COLTS always done." Can rtmotn on pork tile Good .lie FREE quote* and bindtr* by ahone NECK AND AUTHORIZING THI EX voters during the election cam- representative, a M-41 percent backing, 16 percent would be sible for them to make gains of CALL TOLL FREE MO in ftfa PENDiTURE OP MMM.M THERE BROUGHAM MOTOR HOME lt>3 paign by the Harris-ABC News Th» bottom lin* on the tax majority of voters rates their influenced negatively, and 70 30 to 40 seats this year. FUNPORED OANF THDf TH TOWNSHIE APPROPRIATIOP OF COLTNS GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - NECOF KTHE SUMOF U»M»M FROM Survey. In September, the Re- issue is that nationwide, by congressman favorably. Dem- percent say it would make no But the tax issue mis- ftfthony Rd . Hatltl Adult pork Walk BE IT ORDAINED by the Town- to uSopp'nfl ond N Y h/i 144 JV11 JO-JO percent, voters tend to real difference. In the case of MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT ship Committee ol the Township ol publicans seemed lo be on ocratic incumbents are rated calculation, which was really • FREE MILEAGE 1 INSURANCE l.oMi Ntck, In the County ot Won the AFL CIO Committee on CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW. their way to a dismal showing. believe that the Democrats, slightly higher than Re- critical misreading of the 140 Real Estate Wanted mouth. 01 follows LOW RATES m-otn SECTION I. Tnefe li hereby op But in the latter stages of the not the Republicans, will do a publican incumbents. Political Education. 8 percent Proposition 13 phenomenon, pfopr toted out or Ihe CopHal Improve ELLEN S HAIELTON - Rtollor. menl Fund of the Township of Colti better job of "giving some tax would react positively to that Member R*al Edoli Eichong* Qooll campaign they gained some Freshmen and sophomore can be credited with chopping Neck Ihe win of M0.000 00 to be ulllliefl lied ll.tlrva, dttlred Belford. Tt7 7100 tor the Impfovemenl. resurfacing ond momentum, and they are now relief to taxpayers." This is members of Congress from group's endorsement, while a down the GOP gains. Rumiofl, Li MOO. repair ot various weather Damaajd the first time in at least IS much higher 24 percent would LUTINGS OF Bt 1 1r. H MOMfc S - In rood* within Iht Township ot Coll. making motions that could both parties are given higher At the congressional level, K eon (bur 9-Mlddle town Hoitet Neck years that the tax issue has react negatively. And 64 Molmdel aria THE SMOLKO AGEN 210 Lost & Found SECTION II: This Ordinance shall make this a relatively normal ratings than qlder con- the Democrats hold a M-J9 take effetl ofter adoption and publlca percent say it would not make CY. mOIZ) POUND Young, female yellow Lafc off-year election at a time worked for the Democrats gressmen, indicating that the lion according to law psreent lead nationally, rodor Call PUBLIC NOTICE when the Democrats control rather than for the Re- newer representatives have a lot of difference. equivalent to the 57-43 percent i I ftllONAI I4HMI The foregoing ordinance wo* in- WILL THE PERSON - Who phoned troduced ond poised al first reodlng af both the Congress and the publicans. been taking nothing for margin they won two yean 191 SOU Mon night, rtfutlng to talk, a rtgulor meeting ot the Township Committee of Ihe Township ot ColH White House. The tax bill cutting federal granted and have made it a pleaw mode an old lady happy by -Althoughhat40percentofth< ago. However, in the Midwest returning pin tor a generou) reward Neck field on October li. 1971, and will levies by more than til billion, point to campaign harder back 152 Boats 4 come up tor final consideration and The GOP could have done voters feel it doesn't make and in the East, the GOP has a passage ot the special public meeting passed by the Democratic-con- home. One key to the overall chance to pick up gains, while Accessories 211 Special Notices of Mid governing body to be held on much better in this election, much difference, by 38-20 November 14, 19'B, af I 00 p m at Ihe trolled Congress and signed by positive rating for individual the Democratic shift is most is' ZODIAC Lire RAFT - with Township Halt. Cedar Drive, Colts with key issues such as Infla- percent the remainder of the mahogany (worth, octllenl condition Psychic Clairvoyant Neck, Ntw Jersey, at which time and tion and federal spending President Carter, meets with congressmen is the fact that apparent in the South, where Ajfctng UBO. Call Ht-iJU. MRS SYLVIA ploce all persons desiring to be heard voters hold the view that, all nit BAVLINER MOSQUITO thereon will bt given lull opportunity working for them. However, the voters' approval by 69-19 an identical 53-41 percent ma- the Republicans will have Gifted Reodtr I True Advlior Doted October M, IW things being equal, it is "better W D#«p-V, IS hp Johnson Trim N On All Problem of Lilt George Handio, Cltrk the Republicans clearly made percent. Kemp-Roth Is re- jority nationwide gives them a some losses. The Democratic Till, lull convov many txtrot. Like Art You Worried7 to have Congress made up of mm, %*m WI 5*00, Afraid to Make Decisions? Nov. 6 113 M a major strategic error at the jected by the same voters by positive rating on the Job they vote gain will not produce the BOAT INSURANCE Jutt One Consultation public officials from the party Will Give YOU The Antwtr J8-J8 percent. Even In close do in servicing their own dis- 222 Eatontown beginning of the campaign: opposite that of the president kind of added seats that it For Appointment Call NOTICC they surfaced the Kemp-Roth districts where Republican in- tricts. might in other parts of the DINGHY'S — Ell, Skimmer, Dyi 542-9500 •OROUOH OF EATONTOWN in the White House." This feel- A Special Closed Workshop Meet- cumbents are running, a 37-31 country, since the Democratic Sumn«r, Zodiac, Mefieler If you eon t WANTED - Memben of OS Senior Bill, which called for a —There is solid evidence Ing has grown during the nnd your next dinghy ai BOAT HOUSE. Moonled Troup No TOO, from IM0 to ing ot the Mayor and Council will be held of the conclusion of the fieguior massive S3>/4 percent tax cut percent plurality is opposed to representation In the South is you don't wont 1964 or their whereabout* Write Judy that voters feel the Democrats course of the campaign. It is Aye,, Soa Bright. Cather^Porl Deposit, Maryland ?lfo/ Public Meeting on Wednesday Eve the Kemp-Roth approach. heavy now. ning. November I. 1*71, tor Ihe purpose over three years, and claimed have fielded a superior crop of an interesting issue which sur- DUCK BOAT - And trailer, all of discussing negotiations regarding that such a cut need not be The irony for the Re- llbwilw, Um f bctt offtr Ml-MU or 213 Instruction various pr«)«cU- candidates this fall Democrat- faced during the Nixon and In the US' Senate, races, : Nov. 6 UOO publicans Is that if they had not r—•— accompanied by a comparable ic candidates are by and large Ford years. People acknowl- the Democrats hold a 14-39 I KEYPORT MARINE SALES 228Holmdel reduction in federal spending. made this serious mis- f HWY 3J, HAZLET better known. In closely con- edged that having a Re- percent lead, equivalent to a 7Jf 3530 or J64-7I» NOTICE TO •IDDIRS This claim led a 51-33 percent calculator they would have a tested districts where Demo- HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP publican president and Demo- 58-42 percent margin. The iNTZE MARINA - For Rarltan Boy solid array of key economic Rock Salt majority of voters to conclude cratic Incumbents are running, cratic Congress might lead to GOP had poor luck in the draw Nolice Is hereby given that sealed issues going for them. As It is, Proposals will be received by the that the entire GOP proposal the Democrats are viewed as stalemate in government. But this year with their crop of Township Administrator. Township ot on tax cuts was "just an at- on the inflation issue, they vir- having more attractive person- LYMAN - MAKO, Marquil, Sabft. 221 Colts Neck Holmdel, tor Rock Salt tor Ice and by a wide 75-18 percent, they senators who came in on Rich- Duranoutlc, Botlon Whaler. Johnson, snow control, and opened ond read in tempt to get votes during the tually break even with the alities by 19 points. Where Re- OMC, EZ Loooer. luppliei public at the Township Hall, Crawfordi also added that such divided ard Nixon's 1*72 landslide for Bry'i Marine, Neptune. 775 fJM Corner-Everett Rood, Holmdel. New Democrats nationwide, a vic- publicans are incumbents, in Jersey, on Friday. November I?, 1978. 242 Shrewsbury government would work as an re-election. So the Republicans ot 10 a.m. prevailing tlmt. tory for a party that is down 2- i defense Borough close districts, Republicans effective form of checks and will be lucky to win a net gain New Jersey's of Ihe application of Marlboro Town Bidden art required to comply tol in terms of voter regis- Complete Marine Center thlp lo withdraw from the Freehold with the requirements of P. L. 1975, come out ahead on personality balances to abuse of power, of one or two seats, and might Regional School District; and tration and In the number of Bidders will bt lurniihed with a by only 11 points. On the ques- WHEREAS, the Colt* Neck Town THE BOROUGH Of SHREWSBURY corruption and other un- end up actually losing one or copy of the Contract Documents by Iht ship Board of Education has heretofore PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, thai on Congressional seats held, and Township Administrator. tion of being hard workers, two. employed Arnold M Chall. EM., to August It. 1971, the Planning Board ot desirable practices. BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR ANO represent Its Interests regarding the the Borough of Shrewsbury granted the that has only 12 governorships these Democratic incumbents TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF TOWN Discount application ot Marlboro Township to application at Jan* Covonaugh for a By far the best Republican SHIP OF HOLMDEL, MONMOUTH out of 90. On the pivotal issue SHIP'S STORE withdraw from the Freehold Regional Minor Subdivision with respeel to pre- are ahead by 11 points, while in COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. showing this year will be in the JOHNSON OUTBOARD School District; ond mises locoied at 2 Frances Street ond -Late In the campaign, the John J, Coughlln of cutting federal spending, AAA RATED WHEREAS, Ihe Cold Neck Town known ai Block I, Loti I9ond Wsubitct the GOP districts, incumbents Administrator Republican incumbents ap- contests for state governors. SERVICE CENTER ship Committee wishes to retain the lo the approval of certain variances which ranks second only to in- Nov. A 17 SO are viewed as harder workers services ol Arnold M Chalt. Eta,., '° Trom the Board of Adlusimenl pear to be capitalizing on their In those contests nationwide, file an answer lo the application of A copy ot the Resolution and map Is flation, Republicans hold a by a 10-point edge. On the key FLAGSHIP MARINE Marlboro Township ot herelnabove de- 134 Motowon Borough ' on (lie with the Borough Cltrk ond may own Incumbency, and many of the Democrats are ahead by Municipal Marine Bailn scribed; and be Inspected during regular business substantial 38-31 percent edge. issue of integrity, in these WHEREAS, the services to be per 90-42 percent, the equivalent of Atlantic Highland* LEGAL NOTICE hours. the freshmen and sophomores formed by Arnold M. Chalt, ESQ., or* Toward the end of the cur- Sealed proposals will be received ZAGER. FUCHS, Democratic districts, the 291-5600 professional services as defined In the apparently will survive in this a 94-41 percent margin. How- by the Motowon Regional School DIs I.ECKSTEIN I KAUFF Local Public Contract! Low; and rent campaign; the GOP tried Democrats run ahead by 16 trirl Board of Education until 3 00 NEW 1971 CATALINA 23 WHEREAS, the Township of Colls election. Among Republicans, ever, the Republicans are P M , November 17, 1971, ot the office Oelune Interior, ileepi tour, galley, Neck may award a contract for \ to give the deep six to Kemp- points, while these COP In- of the Secretory, Admlnstrotlon Build- ahead in the Midwest and are hood. Only two let). Sail oway for the most vulnerable can- ing, Brood ond South Streets Roth and coupled tax cut pro' «,WS. Cot! Wl-5600. cumbents can produce no bet- Malawan, New Jersey, 07747, for the didates are those with some close to the Democrats In the following 241 Monmouth County posals with commensurate ter than an 11 point margin. SOLVED by the Township Committee Trailer Rentals seniority—three or more East In gubernatorial races. In of the Township of Colts Neck os (oi NOTICE TO BIDDERS Plans ond spec I tic at) on i ond other spending cuts. However, the ls: Notice Is hereby given thai sealed an off-year election the most rtlottd bid documents moy be obtained —On the special Interest terms—who have been busy 1. ArnoldM. Cholt, Esq., be ond he bids will be received by the Monmouth memory of Kemp-Roth dis- at Ihe office ot the Secretary, 9 00 A M County Board of Recreation Com- with senior committee assign- likely source of gains for the (0400PM dally The Board of Educo missioners at the Monmouth County turbed voters to such a degree question, the voters hold a lion i Park System ADMINISTRATIVE OF' ments, so obviously have spent out party usually are the state refect ony or all bids. that Republican credibility on negative view on organized FICES, Thompson Pork, Newman less time back home. houses, and this year will be no Edward J. Scullion Swings Rd.. Llncrgtl. Ntw Jtrtey. un taxes has simply never been groups giving money and back- Board Secretary/Business Admin tlllODOam. prt vailing lime on Thurs Moreover, sirfce these men exception. Make It Yourself Molowan Regional School District day, Novtmb«r 16, imondlh«npublic Ing to candidates. When asked Broad ond South Streets Iv opened and rtadoloud lor Ihe follow restored. Matowon. N J 07747 Ing: NOV. 6 16 M ' CATERED FOOD Bid Oacumenti, Including Imtruc- Moni to Bidden, Proposal Forms, and tu Mlddlotown complete Planiand Specificollom mov Western Set! NOTtCH OP HEARINO be obtained by qualified bidden at the Please lake notice that Iht under- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ot me signed rioi applied ID the Board of Ad MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYS lustmenf of the Township ot Mid- TEW, located In Tnompton Park. New Teachers back at work dlelown for a variance from the pro mon Springs Road, Llncrott. New Jer visions at Article CHAPTER » 17(1), My, between the noun off: 00 a.m. and CAMDEN (AP) - Camden aides, office staff and security The strike effectively dis- reached between the board Section CHAPTER 29-2311) C of the 4 30 pm Monda t and union. Zoning Ordinance so os lo permit appll l old! t bt ubt on Education Association mem- and truant officers were ap- rupted classes in the district's cant lo REQUEST USE VARIANCE TO standard propotal forms In the mann Nine members of the ori- ALLOW THE VARIANCE GRANTEO bers were to return to classes proved by wider pluralities. 32 schools. Board spokes- TO ANITA O METCALF, ON MARCH Unofficial sources, who woman Pat Crawford esti- ginal negotiating team, repre- 10, 1970, WITH RESTRICTION ON today after a one-month strike THE SALE OF SAID RESIDENCE ended with ratification of new wished to remain unidentified, mated only 10 percent of the senting instructional aides and The western look is tops in WITH DOG KENNEL, TO PERMIT bid on Ihe outside, and addressed to fishion-aochet this set now! SALE OF RESIDENCE WITiV*EN The Monmouth County Board ol Recre contracts yesterday.' said the pact gives teachers an city's 22,400 students attended secretaries, were released af- NEL VARIANCE. REMAINING AND allon Commissioners. PO Box 376. Greit Christmas lifts lor TO INCREASE TO A DOG KENNEL Llncroft, N.J. 07731. All bldl mull be "I think it's obvious now we 8.4 percent realse this year, classes. ter they reached separate, ten- accompanied by the tol lowing mom ind daughter or big and FOR IS ANIMALS On premises lo tative agreements with the caledat also known as Block 199 Lot 14 A. Certified Chech OR Cashier s are one of the most potent po- retroactive to July 1; 7.6 little sisters. Crochet bit on the Tax Map Check OR Bid Bond drawn lo the order board of The Monmoutn County Board of litical forces in this city." said percent next year, and 7.7 Gayowsk! was one of the 17- brimmers and fringed ba|s of A copy of the application has been filed In the Office ot the Township Recreation Commissioners In on union president Paul percent the year after. member CEA negotiating synthetic worsted. Pattern Ml: Clerk and may be Inspected amount ot not less than ten percent MON) ol the total amount ol the bid, but team that was jailed Oct. 17 for hats, sins S, M, L bigs incl. The public hearing will be htld on Gayowskl. Teachers had been deman- The board has maintained Monday evening, Ihe Wth day of No not to ticeed twenty thousand dollars vember, .971, ot I 00 P.M. at Township I1M.0OC00) ding a 8 percent raise, while defying a back-to-work order there are five groups and Hall. Mlddletown, New Jersey, at AND Issued by Superior Court sought to negotiate with each which time you may appear either In B C l The 1,300-member union the school board originally of- person or by agent or attorney ond b uace copny cetfying o groups separately. the fact that II Ihe bidder Is awarded a ratified by about a 6-1 margin fered 7 per cent. Judge Peter Devine. $1.50 for each pattern. Add 40( present any ob|ection which you may hove lo granting this opplicotkin. contract, a Surety Bond will be tiled for four contracts for various The union voted to strike on The negotiating team was About half the secretaries each pattern for fifSt-class air- Dated October 10,1971 the performance of that contract. 1 WILLIAM E.WILSON Bids must be delivered at Ihe ploce school personnel. Teachers Oct. 5 and formed picket lines released for each negotiating represented by the CEA voted mail and handling SUM kc Nov. 6 110 W and before the hour mentioned above. The successful bidder wilt be re- ratified a three-year pact by the next day. The union had session and Devine last week on and accepted the separate quired to furnish a Surely Bond In Ihe NOTICE OF HEARING full amount of the contract The bond about a 4-1 margin, while sepa- been working without a con- discontinued the sentences af- settlement reached with the Please take notice that the under- Ing company shall be authorlied lo Is- board lauro Wheelir signed has applied lo the Board ot Ad sue bonds In the Stole of New Jersey rate contracts for Instructional tract since June 30. ter a tentative agreement was lustmenl ot Ihe Township of Mid ond shall be approved by The Mon- Needltxraft Dtp.. 61 dielown for a variance from the pro- mouth County Board et Recreation visions of Article* Section* of the ion Commissioners. Ing Ordinance so oi lo permit applicant "During the performance of this Tbt Daily Resistor to construct professional office build contract, all contractors are required Ing with front yard set back or 30 ft., to comply wllh the requirements ot where 40 ft . Is required, sldeyard IS ft. PL I97JC, 137." Where 75 It Is required, Percentage or 1 The Monmoolh County Boord ol Lot coverage Is 11.2V where IS , is la 1(1, 0M Chthu Sti, Nm Recreation Commissioners reserves permitted. Sign area of 40 Sq Ft. where the right to waive any Informalities In. PERC membership hit Yert, KT 10011. Print Htm, 4 Sq Ft. It permitted Providing » or to relect any or all bids, and to parking spaces, where SI spaces re Matnta Dt, Pattern Nnmbet. award contracts In whole or In part If quired. '79-22 Id), Ut, Id), |e), |h), (I)' Schwartz, former New Jer- deemed In the best Interest of the NEWARK (AP) - A va- While Schwartz must dis- ocratic chairman, Is Wee presi- NEW FOR 1979! NEEDIECSAFT on premises located at Highway 35 olso Board to do so known os Block 430 Lot 1 on the Tax cant management seat on the sey School Boards Association qualify himself on all school No bidder may withdraw his bid dent of New Jafiey Bell. CATALOG-Hundreds ol beauti- Mop. within thirty 130) days following Ihe president, has been required to ful things In make! 3 free A copy of the application hoi been Public Employment Relations Issues, Hipp must abstain only Parcells Is a retired executive. patterns inside. Send lit filed In the Office ot the Township Commission, puts employers disqualify himself whenever if the employee Is an NJEA The unoccupied PERC seat Clerk and moy be Inspected The public Recreation Commissioners shall .. hearing will be held on Monday eve serve Ihe right to hold bids for suty at a disadvantage, a published PERC considers a school case. member and Mrs. Graves, if was vacated by William ning the Wth day of November 1971, ol (60) days prior to award of contracts. I 00 P.M. at Township Hall, Mid By order of The Board ol Retreo report says. "School employers are the employee is an NTU mem- Druise, the former chief ex- dlelown, New Jersey, al which time tlon Commissioners of the County of you moy apnenr either in person or by completely without a voice, ber. Monmouth The seat has been empty aminer for the state's Civil agent or attorney and present any ob VICTOR E. GROSStNOER, Chairman lection which you may have to granting for 30 months and has and management generally is PERC records Indicate that Service department. this application. Printed Pattern Secretary Director handicapped because it Is out- when they can vote, Hipp and Peter A. Locoiclo eliminated a management PERC positions are ap- Attorney tor Applicant Nov. o

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