Planners surprised by Riverview's plans By CORSON ELLIS Lee did say that the proposal was consistent with the Included in those departments are materials man- 1 RED BANK - Several members of the borough Plan- building specifications of the borough Master Plan. agement, medical records, radiology, respiratory thera- ning Board were caught by surprise by Riverview Hospi- "I can say that it is consistent with what is in the py, physical therapy, pastoral care tal's announcement on Thursday of its $26 million ex- Master Plan," Lee said, referring to the board's designa- Conditions in those departments are now crowded, pansion plan. tion of that area as a hospital zone according to John W. Kawlowski. hospital administrator The hospital unveiled its plan to build a four story link Mayor J. Arnone called for both the planning board Riverview has an adequate supply of beds, following between the main building and the east wing, along with a members and hospital officials to "be patient before an expansion of 150 beds to 500 several years ago But no connecting bridge spanning North Washington St. But everyone has seen the plans." additional space was made for additional equipment board members Marriane Cannavo and Norman Lee ex- I do feel that expansion within their own property storage and several of the hospital's departments pressed surprise at the announcement of the plans that should be encouraged," Arnone said. "The plan won't The hospital is planning to fund the project primarily they will eventually have a hand in approving. hurt our tax base, because it is vertical growth and not the with a bond issue, according toPawlowski "I was surprised," Cannavo said yesterday. "Nobody sprawl that we have seen.'' But the proposal must go before several boards and ever that it was going to be unveiled." The hospital's plan confines all building to the proper- agencies for final approval 8L "I would think it would be prudent to consult with ty they presently own. The bridge connecting the new The Monmouth County Advisory Council, upon her local officials before coming up with a plan like this," she addition with the East Wing would, however, cross over studying the plans, must make a recommendation to the added. North Washington Avenue, through the borough's air Central New jersey Health Coordinating Council concern- Lee, the chairman of the board, also admitted that he rights. ing the proposal had not known of the hospital's plan. And it was the bridge that Cannavo said might be a The Coordinating Council would then have to go to ,. "The proposal took me by surprise," he said. sore point with the planning board. state Health Commissioner Or Joanne Finley for final Both Lee and Cannavo said that they had not seen the "We're concerned about the connecting link," she state approval. plans yet, and could not comment on the Riverview said. The administration would simultaneously rpm° *"»*""• pro The board had rejected a similai uveipass plan in 19T*t. the planning board lor site plan approval of the addition, Hospital officials have said that they have waited to go The planned addition would add approximately 75,000 with Cannavo sitting as acting chairperson Lee lives before the board until they receive approval from their square feet to present facilities, providing needed space within 200 feet of the hospital, and will exempt himself Physical therapy area'« cramped. (Lordi photo) Board of Governors. for some 25 "ancillary service departments " from the case. The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 76 SHREWSBURY, N.J, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 15 CENTS Anti-nuke rally draws 200,000 NEW YORK IAP)-It was billed as a protest against nuclear power. By the time it ended, sunny skies, free music and a controversial issue drew an estimated 200,000 people to Rally is ridiculed, the tip of Manhattan for a "No Nukes" rally Why did they gather here on the crisp first day of autumn? "It was mainly for the music that I came, and to 9 remember Woodstock and the 60s," said Princeton student Janine Verbinski, 20. labeled a 'love-in "People here will learn about the cause," said Jonie Miller, who came to take a stand against nuclear energy and By MARK MAGYAR the few people at the "establishment" Slalehouse Correspondent sat in the front row. gathering who did not disparage the integrity The peaceful day-long gathering was the largest anti- NEW YORK -- The "Old Politics" looked of the demonstrators. nuclear, pro-solar rally in history and the focus of a day of down on the "New Politics" from 107 stories "It looked to me like there was more similar protests nationwide There were no arrests or other high yesterday and couldn't understand what lovin' goin' on down there than anything incidents here It saw. else," James B. Huff, Metropolitan Trans- Elsewhere, however, protesters blocked the main gate to "It looks like a bunch of ants down portation Authority controller, drawled. "It the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant in Vernon to disrupt its there," N.J. Assembly Speaker Christopher was a regular love-in. Battery Park was a annual refueling, and police arrested 167 persons on charges Jackman, D-Hudson, marvelled, looking good place for it, though, because it kept of unlawful trespass. down on the estimated 200,000 "anti-nuke" them away from the rest of the city." The festive crowd on the edge of New York Harbor heard demonstrators in Battery Park from his "Don't they know if they cut off the speeches on the dangers of nuclear power from political and perch in the ornate Manhattan Prospect Suite nuclear power plants at Indian Point, there'll environmental activists and listened to the music of a loose uf the Windows on the World atop the World be no electricity for their electric guitars?" a new alliance of musicians committed to a solar society — Trade Center. Port Authority official asked. Including Pete Seeger. Bonnie Ram. Jackson Browne, and "I was invited to attend the demonstra- "What do they think they're ac- Crosby, Stills and Nash tion through some people connected with complishing down there anyway?" asked "We are here to propose a conversion program from a Tom Hayden," Jackman said. "But I don't Kathy Ishmael of Memphis, Tenn., whose nuclear to a non-nuclear society, community by community, know what they want. All I want is for husband, Houston Ishmael, is chairman of state by state, region by region, to an age of solar energy and somebody to give me some solutions. If not the American Public Transit Association. renewable resources." said activist Tom Hayden, who heads nuclear power, then what?" "Don't those people have anything else to do the Campaign for Economic Democracy His wife, actress Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J , guest of on a Sunday afternoon?" Jane Fonda, also spoke honor at the two-hour American Public Tran- Down at Battery Park, in the shadow of Consumer advocate Ralph Nader urged the crowd to sit Association reception, said he would sup- the World Trade Center towers, environmen- oppose presidential candidates who favor nuclear power and port a bill being drawn up by Rep. Morris K. talist Barry Commoner announced that his support those who oppose it. making energy a major political Udall, I) Am , to put a moratorium on plan- Citizens Party would run full slates of can- issue in 1980. ning arid construction of new nuclear power didates for all major offices in I960 "To stop nuclear energy is patriotic, It is fighting the plants "until all the problems are worked "We have decided that the Democratic cancer vrar," he said. "Do you have the will?" out." and Republican Parties are dead," Com- The crowd responded with chants of "No nukes! No "Udall and I agree that you can't shut moner said. "They are ghosts. They come to nukes! ' down the existing nuclear plants and it us every four years for votes, then forget us. Barry Commoner of the Center for the Biology of Natural doesn't make sense to halt those already We're going to form a new party, the Citizens Systems in St. Louis announced the formation of a new under construction. Chicago gets fifty Party, that will stand for 'Solar Power Now' political party, the Citizens Party, which he said would lobby percent of its electricity from nuclear power. and 'No More Nukes'!" for anti-nuclear issues. But I'm not too keen on nuclear power, and I Consumer activist Ralph Nader asserted Yesterday's rally, organized by a committee sponsored by don't want to see it spread any further until that 200,000 people attended the demonstra- the non-profit Musicians United for Safe Energy, capped-a we find out what's wrong," Howard said. tion, but pointed to "some significant absen- week of concerts at Madison Square Garden by major rock Retired New Jersey Superior Court Judge tees" in his keynote speech. performers who volunteered to raise money for political Theodore J. Labrecque, Little Silver, chair- "Westinghouse executives aren't here," activity against nuclear power man of the Monmouth County Transportation Nader noted. "Con Ed executives aren't Those concerts were not free, but yesterday the crowd was Coordinating Committee, said he saw some here. Exxon officials aren't here. It is they only asked to place donations for the anti-nuclear effort in red positive effects from the demonstration. who are behind this nuclear power jug- plastic bags. It was not known how much was donated "I took the train in to New York from- gernaut. It is they who are unable to solve the Rally coordinator Donald K Ross said the event cost Red Bank today, and the train was packed problems they said they would solve before $175,000 to produce. He said donations and the sale of food, with kids going to the rally. At least it Three Mile Island. tee-shirts, buttons and bumper stickers would be used to pay encouraged the use of mass transportation," "Nuclear power only supplies three the bills. Labrecque said. percent of our energy needs and we can Hayden congratulated the crowd for what he called one of But Howard and Labrecque were among See Rally ridiculed, page Z 'Twin Towers hover over demonstrators. Inset...Jane Fonda speaking the best demonstrations ever held, saying it reminded him of the anti-war rallies of the Vietnam years. Later, he and Fonda launched a 50-city tour before an enthusiastic overflow crowd in Camp Hill, Pa., not far from Contract ratified, classes resuming today the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor — site of the nation's worst commercial nuclear accident six months ago this week Fonda said there that corporate executives cannot be By CORSON ELLIS teachers a salary increase of the 1980-81 school year, when tration." chairmen ought to be on a classes," he said. "This is 8 '/i percent during the 1979-81 both the faculty and adminis- The college has scheduled regular schedule right essentially where education entrusted with the public interest — "not because they are WEST LONG BRANCH - See-Draws 200.000, page 2 Classes were scheduled to be- academic years. Tentative tration have pledged to re- late registration from 10 through the week " is and where we should be, gin today at Monmouth Col- agreement had been reached solve several non-monetery a.m-4 p.m. and S-7 p.m. today Stonesifer said that some working in the classrooms." lege, after the.faculty voted Saturday night. issues, such as vacation days through Thursday. classes will be extended sev- The maintenance workers, overwhelmingly yesterday to The average faculty for library workers, com- College President Richard eral minutes, and Friday all members of Temasters ratify a two-year contract salary is $19,000. pensation for teaching gradu- J. Stonesifer said that the classes will be increased to Local 11," went on strike 20 The Inside Story and end a two-week strike. "Many people felt that ate courses, and reward for first semester will be fin- make up for time lost during days ago, demanding a 10 Rut while the faculty will the offer wasn't completely the amount of time spent by ished before the Christmas the strike. percent wage hike. The col- THKWEATHEK return to work, the strike by satisfactory, but most felt physical education teachers break, a prospect that looked In a prepared statement, lege has offered 7 percent. the college's maintenance that it was all that could be on the athletic fields. increasingly doubtful as the Stonesifer expressed relief According to Donahue, of gotten," Philip C. Donahue, "We set the target date of strike wore on. that a settlement had been the 88 votes tallied in the con- workers is nearing its fourth Mosth sunny today with highs in Ihe upper 60s. faulty association president, July 1, 1980 to have them re- "This is being worked out reached. tract ratification last night, week. Cloudy tomorrow. Complete report page 3. The faculty association said. solved," Donahue said. "If by the dean of the faculty," "I am heartened to report 70 were cast by faculty as- both sides fail, we have Stonesifer said. "We would that the faculty has joined sociation members. Eighteen Giants don't find liiil win 9 voted 73-15 last night to ap- An additional one-half Hair stylists are important 12 prove a contract which gives percent has been set aside for agreed to binding arbi- assume that all department with the students to reopen non-members were invited by the association to participate in the voting to "let them express their feelings." Bridge advice 17 WAILV REMSTFR The members voted 59-11 Business 5 PHONE M MBERS lor ratification, while the Classified 14-16 MalnOffirr 542-4009 Freehold considers rent control nonmembers supported the Comics 17 Toll Fre<> (71-131* pact 14-4. Crossword puiile 17 Toll Free 5((SIM By CORSON ELLIS the controls would be, but said that "some form Praysichsaid. Donahue heralded the set- Editorials 6 Classified Depl 542-17M Circulation Drpt 542-4M9 FREEHOUj — Citing recent rent increase! will be adopted." The landlord is charging prospective tenants a tlement of the strike as a Entertainment 7 "that border on gouging," Mayor Roger J. Kane Kane decided to call for rent control after $50 application fee, and the leases it Monmouth turning point in the role of the Lifestyle , ,. 12,13 Sports Drpt 542-4M4 has directed borough Attorney Richard T. receiving a report from the borough Multiple Village are on a month-to-month basis, Prayslch association Make A Date 13 Middlrlown Bureau €71-2259 O'Connor to draft a rent control ordinance. Dwelling Review Board advising the borough said. "For a very long time, Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 431-2192 Kane said his decision is based on several administration to review its hands-off policy on The board's three recommendations would the administration viewed us Sports 9-11,13 Long Branch Bureau .222-MIO reports of landlords raising their rents, including rents. force all Apartment landlords to sign full-year with annoyance, as if they Televison 7 Stalrhouse Bureau 6W-252-935N one Incident that "left us no alternative." Board Chairperson Ellse Prsyslch said that leases, ban application fees, and establish "some wanted to get rid of us," he her board had made three recommendations to kind ol'citizen-landlord form of communication." maintained. "Now they see Happy Anniversary Sharon Plant Sale. 20% off all Plants. "We have tried to hold off on rent control, but Tues & Wed , 9/25-26 at Gift in recent months, we have had a caw where the the administration after learning of the rent hikes "It would amount to a forum for the tenants us as permanent, and we Love, Tom. and the apartments owners to discuss their prob- have some constructive and Winds. 531 Prospect Ave., rent was Increased 28 percent in a two-week at Monmouth Village Apartments on Jerseyville Little Silver period," Kane said. "When you get a couple of Avenue lems," Prayslch said. creative things to offer in Happy Hour landlords raising the rents, we have to take a The first two recommendations were a direct Both Praysich and Kane maintained that they helping govern the college." Mon thru Fri 3-6, Jumbo Inlet Cafe Fall Special arc basically'against rent control as a method of Throughout the faculty drinks and hot hors Mon . Wed and Thurs. sec- stand and protect the people." result of rent hikes ranging from 28.5 to 38 percent doeuvres. JM's Riveredge. Kane said that he isn't sure what the form of for units at Monmouth Village Apartments, See Heat control, page 3 strike, the student body ac- ond dinner 'i price I choice of 336 Branchport Ave., Long five I 872-9764. See Strike ends, page 3 Branch. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1979 nightmare that threatened war between U.S. and Sovi- her marriage et officials that kept her Ms Burnett, who said plane grounded at Kennedy AT1ON Draws 200,000 she eavesdropped on her International Airport for three days (Continued) daughter Carrie's telephone evil . . (but because) their job depends on bringing in conversations to confirm "I would like to hear Kev. Jackson meets Hussein prohts.™ that the teen-ager was us- from him very much." she Meanwhile, in Omaha, Neb., a crowd of about 150 turned ing drugs, told People mag- said. When a reporter told NEW YORK (API - Rev Jesse Jackson met privately out for music and anti-nuclear lectures at a "Human Survival azine the girl was suc- her she was beautiful, she here with King Hussein of Jordan Sunday night and later said Gathering" sponsored by the Breadbasket Alliance. cessfully treated at a Hous- responded: ton laciiity last June the Arab leaders estimate of the PLO is that it is the In New York, Sgt. Prank Mangani said police made no "Tell my husband legitimate and sole bargaining agent for the Palestinian official estimate of the crowd's size, but an unofficial tally NORTH VANCOUVER. "We were devastated, that." people." rose to at least 200,000 - eclipsing the 100,000 that thronged British Columbia IAP) — crying ourselves to sleep Jackson, who departed later Sunday for Israel — his first Washington this spring shortly after the accident at Three Bobby Hull, who once every night. " the actress LOS ANGELES (AP) - slop on an eight-day Mideast tour — (old reporters following Mile Island threatened to quit hockey if said, recalling how she and her husband, Joe Hamilton, Two Soviet ballet dancers ihe meeting that "there are 113 nations in the world that People wore "anti-nuke" tee-shirts, and waved "Phase Ihe game's violence was not discovered Carrie was on who defected to the United recognise" the Palestine Liberation Organization. "Thus It Out" and "No Nukes" banners. Overhead, a single-engine tuned down, has been found drugs at the age ol 13 States last week slipped out must be negotiated with." he said. plane pulled a banner that said: "Phase Out, Shut Down — No innocent of a charge of 1 of Los Angeles to head for Jackson, who mef with Hussein for I 2 hours, was seen common assault. "We were helpless and Nukes!" New York and an audition shaking hands with the Jordanian leader afterwards Hussein Hull testilied he broke totally incapable United States, it's world- movement because "every- liners. McHenrv served as Young's deputy before being jets this spring, analysts say. They point out that they've The DC-10s were grounded wide opposition to nuclear thing about the nuclear fuel named to the top post by President Carter. "People who are making recently received orders for Instead, McDonnell when investigators found power and nuclear weapons." cycle is dangerous." fleet planning decisions are several DC-lOs from two for- Douglas has been hoping to cracks in the assemblies used KFK: Bay of Pigs helpful "It was amazing, it was a Bastian said she is op- doing it now for five or ten eign airlines, although compete with modified ver- to attach engines to the sea of people, " said Jo Ann posed to nuclear power be- years from now," said Alitalia Airlines said it was sions of the DC-10. But sales wings. An engine fell off an BOSTON (API - The 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion "might Bastian, 19, of River Plaza, cause of concern about nucle- Michael Derchin, who dropping its order for DC-lOs of that plane may be crippled ill-fated jetliner that crashed have been the best thing that happened" to John F. Kennedy's also a member of the 300- ar waste, about protection of analyzes the plane builder for and buying Boeing 747s in- by the publicity surrounding in Chicago last May. administration, the slain president's brother Robert said memher Monmouth SEA Al- Plutonium, and about other the Wall Street firm of Op- stead. the plane's grounding follow- before His own assassination seven years later. liance safety hazards. penheimer & Co. "They're While experts expect ing the May crash of a DC-10 The emergency landing Robert Kennedy, in an oral history taped in 1964. said the While most of those at the "I don't see how you can thinking twice about McDon- McDonnell Douglas to stay in Chicago that killed 273 per- last week of an Air Canada failure to rout Fidel Castro from Cuba convinced his brother rally ranged in age from the wipe out the incidence of hu- nell Douglas because of the financially healthy for the sons. DC-9 after the plane lost its to rely more on his own judgment and less on military and teens to the mid-twenties, man error. It is just too dan- problems with the DC-10 and next few years as it finishes a "The guys who are mak- tail cone over the Atlantic intelligence advisors. she said, there was a "pretty gerous, just too lethal to bs in the DC-9." backlog of aircraft orders, it ing the plans for future air- Ocean brought more adverse good cross section" of age the hands of man," Bastian "We think they're going may face rough going in the plane purchases are aware of publicity on top of the DC-10 Grain strike nearly over groups. • said. to be hurt by It, all right." middle of the next decade if the problems and are hesitant problems. Bastian said that she at- Bastian said she feels the DULUTH. Minn (API - Striking millers and the last of tended the rally more to hear rally will help the movement eight grain elevator companies have reached a tentative the speakers and support the progress. contract agreement that could end a two-month labor dispute cause than to hear the well- "It was exhilarating, it Reveals late Pope Paul VI was knifed which blocked the shipment of a bumper harvest and cost known rock performers gave me the feeling that we Midwest farmers at least $1 billion scheduled to play. really can do it. We may just MILAN, Italy (AP)-The chest, fortunately not lethal- bis assailant. But his smile and the Pacific region. Men- Grain shipments from Duluth and its twin port, Superior. "People say things like have a chance of stopping nu- private secretary to the late ly." He did not say how seemed to me as he was en- doza a Bolivian painter, was Wis . could resume as early as Wednesday if the 530 members all those people showed up at clear power," she said. Pope Paul VI has revealed scriouly the pope was hurt. joying an unexpected happi- convicted by a court in the of Local 118 of the American Federation of Grain Millers the rally because it was a "Better active today than that the pontiff actually was "If you would ask me ness," Macchi said. Philippines and served 38- wounded by a knife wielding approve the new contracts in balloting set for Tuesday, said to really nice day, but I don't radioactive tomorrow," was what is the (pope's) most After the attack the pon- months of a four-year sen- John Rogers, spokesman for the Federal Mediation and think that was really true, among the popular slogans at man who attacked him at an beautiful smile. It was when I tiff's behavior was that of "a airport in the Philippines in pushed in a rather rough way tence before his was deported Conciliation Service. people showed up to lend the rally. total will of identifying to his homeland in 1974. The last of the proposed contracts was reached Sunday In 1970, but the Rev. Pasquale the assailant who had himself with Christ's sacri- Pope Paul died of a heart Minneapolis after a 19-hour session between the union and the Macchi,. said the pope forbid wounded the pontiff... fice, a sacrifice that for be- any rerjort of his injury. Kiant General Mills Co Rogers said union negotiators would "After I handed over the lievers is suffering, but at the attack on Aug. 6, 1978 at the . recommend approval of all eight agreements, but no details Rally ridiculed Reports at the time of the assailant to police I turned same time a guarantee of age of 80. were released. incident, said the pontiff had my eyes to the pope. I will salvation," Macchi said. Macchi made his dis- (Continued) Krishnas!" the Plasmatics not been touched by his at- never forget that sweet Benjamin Mendoza, the closure less than a week ( in If r ihniun a Inn n //arty • replace it through conserva- chorused. tacker. But in a speech Sun- smile. When he looked at me pontiff's attacker, struck as before the current pope, John day at Milan's cathedral, tion," he said. "When we On the stage, a succession he made a little sign of disap- the pope stepped off a plane Paul II, leaves on a trip to WASHINGTON lAP) ,- President Carter threw a lawn Macchi said the "assailant proval for the rather violent stop nuclear energy, we will of popular rock performers, at Manila airport in Novem- Ireland and the United purl) .n the While House with Broadway museial entertain- wounded the pontiff in the way in which I pushed away incnl Sunday night for members ol Congress, and said he was usher in a new energy alter- including Graham Nash and ber 1970 during a tour of Asia States. pleased .it liie turnout. native — the sun — which Bonnie Raitt, kept the crowd This is the first majority I've had in Congress in quite a Exxon doesn't like because it entertained between speak- 9 • while ihi'invsident told Ills guests on the South Lawn. is abundant and Exxon can't ers. ; control it." Hope called 'Pentagon's Comedian Carter has suffered a number ol legislative defeats-recent T6m Hayden, former anti- Nader was forced to inter- Iv including House rejection of a bill to implement the war activist, said the rally By NIKKI FINKE memorating the second an- Soviet citizens go to the ticket here is cheap, ranging Panama Canal treaties. rupt the "No More Nukes" reminded him of "that point Associated Press Writer niversary of President Anwar cinema an average 17Vk times from 45 to 75 cents. liui Sunday night he joked about a reported threat he made chant that greeted the con- in the movement against the MOSCOW - The Soviet Sadat's precedent-setting a year, making them one of While many Russians may in a smaller group ol congressmen last week at the While clusion of his speech for a Vietnam War when a handful press is calling Bob Hope the journey to Jerusalem. the world's leading movie- never get the chance to see a ..Miiusi'. wlim he said lie would cut off favors for those who warning to the crowd. of protestors turned into a "Pentagon's comedian" • as Just last week, Tass de- goers, behind Singapore and high quality Hollywood prod- opposed his legislation. "There are some bad majority the Kremlin steps up its nounced Miss Taylor's just- Hong Kong. In America, peo- uction, Soviet artists often However SIIIHI.H nn'hi ihe annual presidential parly for drugs in drinks going "Ten. years ago, people swipes at that most Ameri- completed trip to Cairo, not- ple go only about five times a look to the West for inspira- .ill Ihe members ol Congress — was different. around," Nader said. like me were on trial in Chi- can of institutions — Holly- ing that not too long ago her year. tion and technique in their This is a nighl we did nol use any computer analysis to "Please do not drink bad cago for protesting the war in wood. films were boycotted in And the price of a movie film-makinK decide drugs from people unless you Vietnam," Hayden reminded The list of film stars and Egypt because of her strong know them." the crowd. "Nixon and movies attracting Moscow's pro-Israeli stand. Western governors add more terms The crowd started laugh- Agnew were in office. Now attention is growing almost "After the conclusion of ing, and Nader retreated. the people who put us in jail weekly, including Elizabeth the separate deal with Israel, Foreign briefs VAIL. Colo. I APi - Governors who insist that Western Outside Gate 11, the are out of office and their top Taylor, Jane Fonda, John much had changed in Cairo," energy Wealth be developed on the West's terms have added a Plasmatics, a top punk rock people spent time in jail. We Travolta, "Apocalypse Tass noted. couple more terms to their list. are still here." group, poked fun at the seri- Now," and even James "In this situation, Wash- China to talk with Soviets Members of the Western Governors Policy Office agreed ousness of the demonstrators Hayden called conserva- Bond's "Moonraker." ington had instructed Taylor during a weekend meeting here that a proposed federal- MOSCOW (AP) — The Chinese are preparing to open and satirized various liberal tion "the religion of the .The latest target of Soviet to perform a new role — that Energy Mobilization Board should not be allowed to override future" and called upon Pres- barbs is Hope, whose recent reconciliation talks with the Soviets Tuesday after more than "sacred cows " of an advocate of the makers two decades of public hostility, but how much pcagress will be state laws and regulations. ident Carter to "bail out New trip to China irked Tass, the of the deal which in fact reD- "Nuke the whales!" the made depends on the border issue, sources say. There have been assurances from the Carter adminis- York City, not Three Mile Is- official Soviet news agency resented a sell-out of the The Chinese delegation arrived Sunday. Its leader/Deputy tration thai an EMB would not usurp states' rights but group shouted, passing out' land." this weekend, and not just Arab world." Wyoming Gov Ed Herschler said he and other WESTPO blank green leaflets to Jane Fonda, who is mar- because of what it said was Foreign Minister Wang Youping, was greeted warmly at the Why this avid Soviet in- airport by the head of the Soviet delegation. China specialist members were concerned that the government was full of startled passers-by. "Two- ried to Hayden. warned the his "low standard of com- "doubletalk " terest In Hollywood's people Leonid F. Ilyichov. four-six-eight, we all want to crowd against trusting feder- edy" about Chinese laun- and products? In the bargaining that led to the talks, Soviet diplomats And another resolution urged Congress to exempt states radiate! Give Fidel a al and state regulators. dries. The reason may well be liiim the proposed tax on increased revenues that oil com- Plutonium cigar!" "We can't leave our fate ir "Now this clown, an en- said the Chinese did not raise the question of withdrawal of that as more and more 500,000 Soviet troops from their common border. panies would realize if domestic price controls were lifted. A dozen safron-robed Hare In the hands of the regulators ' voy of the American military Western influences penetrate Krishna devotees, filed past who have an incestuous rela- establishment, has visited Soviet society, the govern- But the Chinese said recently they would ask for withdrawal of Soviet forces from the Mongolian sector of the the group, chanting and ring- tionship with the very people China and made a movie ment is feeling the need to <.M remains mum <>n electric car 1 frontier ing bells. they're supposed to be regu- whose goal is to advertise the combat what it sees as Holly- DETROIT (AI'i — The General Motors Corp. may have "Nuke the Hare lating," Fonda said Pentagon-backed policy of wood's dangerously alluring Deposed dictator off again made a breakthrough in car battery technology, but the giant military and political rap- glitter. automaker is keeping mum about reports that a practical prochement between Peking PARIS (AP) — Deposed dictator Jean Bedel Bokassa took One in five considered moving A Siberian schoolteacher electric car is in the oiling. and Washington," Tass main- to the skies again today, heading back back to Africa in search proudly displays a West Ger- Company spokesman Cliff Merriot said GM president tained. of asylum after spending 56 hours at a military base west of PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Nearly one in five persons man magazine cover of teen- Klliott M Estes would "make some announcement" in It said Hope will be in- Paris in an abortive effort to gain sanctuary in France. living near the Three Mile Island nuclear plant has considered idol Travolta, though she has Washington on Tuesday But he wouldn't say whether it volved soon in a "New ven- Official French sources who reported Bokassa's departure moving elsewhere since the accident which drove 144,000 never seen his films. i oncerned a copyright report in Sunday's Chicago Tribune people from their homes and cost residents $18 2 million In ture of a dubious nature," in- declined to give the precise destination of the former self- quoting a "high-ranking executive" on the breakthrough in evacuation expenses and lost wages, a new survey shows. volving the Middle East. And Soviets line up to see proclaimed emperor of the Central African Empire, over- developing a long-life zinc-nickle oxide battery. The survey conducted for the Nuclear Regulatory Com- According to the news Miss Taylor's U.S.-made thrown in a bloodless, French-backed coup Thursday by I. tea has said repeatedly that General Motors expects to mission says the March 28 accident, the worst in commercial agency, Hope has Instruc- "Cleopatra," now showing at former President David Dacko. market an electric car by the late 1980s, probably for around- nuclear history, had profound economic and social conse- tions from Washington to star local movie theaters, though Bokassa was in Libya negotiating for aid when the coup lown liseTK first. quences for most people residing within 40 miles of the plant. in a show ' in Cairo com- it is years old. occurred in the former French colony. Strike ends SHREWSBURY. N J, ' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1979 The Drily Register 3 (Continued) permanent injunction against tively,called (or the teachers the strike but — barring an STATE to return to classes. agreement — the teachers The students have held said they would set up picket rallies and. brought legal ac- lines again today at the dis- Basic skills tests proposed for college students tion in an attempt to end the trict's 12 schools. TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey college studanu should be strike. Negotiations also resumed required to pass basic skills tests before graduating, uyi Student Government As- Sunday between the Perth State Higher Education Chancellor T Edward Hollander sociation President John De- ' Amboy Federation of Teach- He is looking for money to set up a collegiate skills exam Genito said on Saturday that ers and the school board. The that would be given to students at the end of their sophomore its lawsuits against the col- teachers were ordered to an- year. Students who fail the exam would not be allowed to lege have been dropped. De- swer contempt charges continue college, he said Oenito could not be reached brought by the school board New Jersey would be the first state to establish a state- yesterday for comment. at a hearing Tuesday in New wide collegiate graduation test Strikes continue at two Brunswick before Superior "Every college graduate should be required to meet a New Jersey school districts Court Judge David Furman. minimum standard of proficiency in communications," he and at the Sussex County Richard Johnson, chief said, adding college students should be able to write, "have Vocational Technical High spokesman for the 440 strik- an historical perspective, a sense of values and international School. ing teachers, said he was literacy." Bargaining began at 2 "hopeful" the dispute would Hollander's proposed exam would test communications p.m. Sunday and continued be resolved soon. But there skills but mighf also include history and what he calls through early this morning in was no. word of amgregnenl. iiiiiTii.itniii.jl hli-iji) the kniiwltUiie ill » foieign Ian the contract dispute between early today. Monmoulh College faculty group it thown at it prepare* to vole on contract. (h,,rin<> photu) guage or culture, or both the Morris School District No new negotations were Hollander wouldn't say whether he thinks college students and striking tecahers, said scheduled immediately at the are now meeting "a set of expectations about what college- Robert Broderick, a union Sussex Vo-Tech school in educated persons should be like ' ' spokesman. Sparta after talks broke off "I have no way of knowing now whether many students Morris teachers faced con- Friday. Mayors seek president's ear would flunk such a test 1 would guess most students would tempt of court charges if they Robert Walker, president pan it," he said. fail to return to work today. of the teachers association, ference of Mayors, which ac- every city in the country," heard the ramplaints of big "We're still far apart," said the union was waiting for DUNELLEN (AP) - Be- Slate gears up for waterfront renewal cepts only mayors from cities said Livio Mancino, mayor of cities and small towns alike Frank Luzzi, chief nego- an offer from the school cause big cities have political of 35,000 or more — 700 of the Kenilworth, N.J., population while serving on the energy tiators for the teachers, said board of a state mediator. pull, says Mayor Larry TRENTON (API - The Year of the Coast is coming in 15,000 communities In the 9,000. "We dpn't have a voice panel. Many times he said it Saturday. "But as long as The Kearny Education As- Anzovino, small towns are 1980 and New Jersey will concentrate on redeveloping the United States, Anzovino said. now. Who's going to listen to was the bigger communities we're back at the table, satiation, representing about losing out in Washington. As slate's many waterfront communities, the new environmental me?" that took priority. there's always hope." 400 teachers in seven public chief executive of this town of "They've got their own commissioner says. tremendous problems, and Anzovino was appointed Superior Court Judge Jac- schools, was expected to con- 7,200, he's pushing a plan to In her first official interview since her appointment to the because of the concerns of chairman of the ad hoc ques Gascoyne has issued a tinue its job action today. give Small Town U.S.A. a "Just about every piece post in August. Jerry Fitzgerald English said the "riverlands piece of the action. the large urban cities, the Mayors Eqergy Committee of legislation that is handed renaissance' is the most important task she faces Anzovino is executive di- smaller towns are losing out by then-White House energy down is mosi of the time to Next year has been tagged the Year of the Coast by the Two youths badly hurt rector of the New Jersey on their problems," he said. czar William Simon during the detriment of small federal government which plans to focus its attentions on Mayors Association, which "They don't represent the 1073 oil crisis. He said he towns," he said cleaning up the nation's waterfronts. lobbies for small towns. That Ms. English says her plans include completion of the in Holmdel accident group, which represents 260 state's clean water and Green Acres programs, establishment of New Jersey's 590 com- More drivers uninsured of resource recovery programs^nd the use of solar energy HOLMDEL - A 14-year- The car, a 1977 Flat con- munities, wants to form a na- But, she said, the key to reversing the plight of New old youth remains in critical vertable, burst into flames tional organization to give NEWARK (AP) - In- Blaustein said, based on personal injury protection as Jersey's cities such as Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Pater- condition and another, re- after striking the tree, police small communities the ear of creasing auto insurance costs statistics from July to^ugust well as liability coverage of son, Passaic, Trenton, Hackensack and Camden is an urban mains in stable condition fol- said. the president. are causing more motorists which show about 5.7 percent $15,000 lor each accident. waterfront revival. lowing a 1:27 a.m. car acci- "We feel that there is no than ever to take Weir of those involved in accidents Cotillion and com- She will outline her renaissance proposal to the Hudson dent on Holmdel Road near Officers Dennis Fahey and closer official to the people during that period did not prehensive coverage are not • liiver Planning and Study Commission on Friday. Michael Motichka, who hap- chances without coverage, a Gorjean Drive yesterday than the mayor," he said, top motor vehicle official have coverage. required by law. but if a,per- morning. pened to be in the area at the "But unfortunately, the "Maybe it's a lot more, son is financing a rar the len- Underground Grammarian writes a book time of the accident, worked says. Police said the two boys great potential of the office of we can't be sure...but we ding company requires that to put out the car fire and The latest figures clearly CLASSBORO I AP) - An English professor at Glassboro/ apparently took the car of one mayor collectively has not know there are more out coveragi' assist the injured youths until show "that more and more ; of the boys parents when his been used." there driving without insur- The average ru- s! J min- Sutii College, who harpoons the verbosity of colleagues in a both the fire department and motorists are taking a chance widely circulated newsletter called The Underground Gram- parents weren't home. Small town chief ex- without Insurance because ance this year than there imum basii policy with col- first aid squad arrived at the marian, has written a book.to be published Oct. 9. The youths names were ecutives, he says, are tired of they Just can't afford it any- were last year," he said. lision and —oomprahantivo scene. In 1977, Richard Mitchell, began printing a newsletter withheld because of their being excluded when de- more," said Seymore Blaus- Other estimates by insur- coverage u about $350 per ages The passenger In the car cisions are made by the tein. assistant director of the ance industry officials run as car tilled with examples of foggy, wo[dy, imprecise and confusing Police said the driver, now suffered knee and head in- states and federal govern- state Department of Motor high as 600,000 motorists But in large urban cities writing of fellow Glassboro State College teachers and admin- in critical condition in Mon- juries and was admitted to ment. Vehicles. driving without protection. such as Newark, coverage Ktrators. Their writing, he said, demonstrated that they could not mouth Medical Center's life Bayshore Community Hospi- Big-city mayors "have Of the 4.5 million cars reg- The exact figure is difficult to can run as hiRh as $H50 and up think straight support system, failed to tal Holmdel. the opportunity to meet with istered n New Jersey, "one establish because only those to$1.800acjr if the motorist Last year Mitchell extended his targets to include the make the curve on Holmdel No charges have been is- the president, sometimes at can assume that 256,500 mo- caught can be documented. is under 25. haj motor vehicle national education establishment. Road and that the car left the sued pending further in- short notice." he said. torists out there are driving State law requires motor- points, or lias had an ac- Now the war is widening. On Oct 9, a book called "Less road and struck a tree. vestigation, police said. Major cities are repre- without car insurance," ists to purchase "no fault" cumulation of accidents sented by The U.S. Cor Than Words Can Say" will be published by Little Brownie Co. Mitchell says the book is a 'gloomy contemplation of the new illiteracy, its roots and consequences," politicians and Rent control bureaucrats mired in jargon fare little better than pompous and indecipherable "educationists." (Continued) the property." holding rents down. "But we also don't want (louri to hear ea§e involving tenants'1 safety "We held off for a long to see our tenants gouged," time, because I don't totally she said. "It's a special con- TRENTON (API — The state Supreme Court tomorrow believe in it," Kane said. cern to our senior citizens, donates an issue of whether landlords are responsible for "We tried to hold off because who ara on fixed i ncomes." i. n.inls safety. It's a case that began when a Hassaic woman, of the inherent problems with Praysich said that the beaten in a hallway, sued her landlord for having no lock on It, but we don't have any al- Monmouth Village apart- the building's front door ternative." ments had not been able to On Dec 21. 19?3. Florence Trentacost. 67, returned home Prayslch said that she raise rents last year due to from shopping show hoped -the administration litigation, and was trying to As she walked up the inside stairway of her Monroe Street would consider the three rec- make up for some of that loss apartment building, she was attacked and beaten. ommendations In an effort to this year. Her arm and leg were in casts for six weeks. She believed "avoid rent control." "Their increase was due In.r landlord. Nathan T. Brussel, could be held responsible "Our board has con- in April of last year, but was because he never installed a lock on the front door of the sistently made recommenda- put off in the courts until apartment building. tions against rent control." April of this year," she said Trentacost filed a suit and won a $25,000 judgment. Now, three years later, the state Supreme Court will NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Praysich said. " This year Kane pointed to an apart- NOAA U.S. O.pt of Comm.rt. rents hadn't gone up dis- ment crunch in the borough ilebate the legitimacy of Trentacost s arguments and how the proportionately to Inflation." as part of the problem. Roger Kane inurt's derision will affect every apartment building in the APMtMo "But this one complex "We felt that the new ter Tenants rents are oasea stale. TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — Rain Is expected today has begun to be a leader of a Hudson Manor complex The legal positions are simple: for portions of the mid-Atlantic and southeastern on their ability-to pay. and Sandy Hook few others in raising its would help ease tHe housing Trentacost says the landlord should ensure his tenants' states. Showers are predicted for portions of Flori- the balance is paid by state rents," she added. "The oth- crunch," Kane said. "But funds. safety Brussel says he is not obligated TODAY-High 9:27 p.m. da, according to the National Weather Service. ers seem to be following." there is still a shortage of and low 4:38 p.m. Praysich said that too str- apartments, and the land- Hudson Manor is a state- New law snarls return of stolen property Local forecast funded senior citizen (musing TOMORROW - High ingent rent control measures lords are able to demand 10:55 a.m. and 11:08 p.m. and complex completed last win- NEWARK (API — Under the state's new criminal code, Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather could result in "degrading what they want." law enforcement officials have to get the thief's permission low 4:45 a.m. and low 5:15 station was 65 degrees. The low yesterday wai 57. It was 61 p.m before they can return stolen property to its owner. at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 55. Today's 6 a.m. At least, that's how police departments in the state are For Red Bank and temperature was 55. There was no precipitation in the 14 interpreting an amendment to the code passed by the legisla- Rumson bridges, add two Give a big hello to autumn hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were no cooling degree ture and signed by Gov Brendan T. Byrne last year. hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 days yesterday, IN for the month, and 877 for the cooling By CORSON ELLIS reading was expected to drop Highlighting the change of Ironically, Sen. Steven Perskie. D-Atlantic, proposed the minutes; Long Branch, de- season to date. It was goodbye summer to the mid-40s, according to season was the marked de- amendment to help crime victims recover their property. duct 15 minutes; Highlands, crease in automobile traffic and hello autumn yesterday. Register .weather observer The amendment says prosecutors should notify defendants add 40 minutes. Coastal forecast on the Garden State County residents wel- Paul Croft, that property they have taken is to be turned over to its owner. Prc Otlh Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Small craft advisory in Parkway corned the first official day of The rains on Friday and Defendants have 10 days to protest and can sign a form saying effect. Winds northeast to east 10 to 20 knots today, the fall, which brought blue Saturday prevented many Park-way offtcrais re- easterly 10 to 15 knots tonight. Fair through today, some ' they won't protest at all. skies, and cool temperatures county residents, from enjoy- ported that traffic to the cloudiness tonight. Visibility over 5 miles. Tides 1.5 to 2 Ben Fitzgerald. Perskie's legislative aide, says the pro- to the area. ing the traditional opening shore yesterday and on Fri- feet above normal may cause some minor coastal flooding vision was added for those cases where there is doubt about The official transition day gridiron contests, break- day was light II wnership of the property. Baltimore at times of high tide this morning. Rough seas today. from summer to fall occured ing a string of several days of Birmnghm But instead, many police departments are hanging on to il.smarck Jersey Shore at 11:17 a.m., but yesterday's warm and clear weather No accidents! were re- Bom ported all stolen property 10 ten days, including stolen cars, keys, lloslon Mostly sunny today, highs mid to upper 60s. Some weather was a continuation Croft predicted that fair credentials, perishables and other necessities, said Robert nsville of the crystal clear skies that skies would continue into late Buffalo cloudiness developing tonight, lows mid to upper 50s. "The summer is over." Graysori, Citv Crime Victim Advocate in Paterson. Cnrlstn SC Considerable cloudiness tomorrow, highs again mid to have come to the New Jersey tonight, when clouds will said one official. chrism WV area over the past two weeks, move into the area, bringing Up ,, i.rit upper 60s. Precipitation probably 10 percent today, 20 Reviewing the month of percent tonight. Ocean water temperatures in the mid to Yesterday's temperatures a high probability of rain Classified Way reached a high of 65 degrees either tonight or tomorrow September. Croft said thai. upper 60s. Tides around 1'»feet above normal may cause dial some minor flooding at high tide this morning. in mid-afternoon, but the morning. except for the heavy rains of 4 Tropical .Storm David, the "The Action Linm" Southern Jersey weather has been dry. 542-1700 BVu.11 OFFSET Mostly sunny and pleasant today, highs mid to upper Smith sees no problem Crnft reported nine days 60s. Some cloudiness developing tonight, lows in the low to of rain during EEe month."and XEROX COPIES mid 50s. Considerable cloudiness tomorrow, highs mid 60s that for a seven day period COLLEGE to around 70. Precipitation probablity 10 percent today, 20 in seeking two offices from Sept. 7 lo Sept 13. no percent tonight. precipitation occured. PRINTING South Jersey extended forecast JERSEY CITY (AP) - S.A.T. Southern New Jersey extended forecast Wednesday Mayor Thomas F.X. Smith While You wait through Friday: Considerable cloudiness Wednesday, fair says he has "considered and The Daily Register REVIEW Thursday and Friday. Becoming gradually milder through examined" running for both (USPS-145-4401 , Held al. the period with highs ranging from the low 70s Wednesday Hilton Inn. Eill 101. OS P., SI P another term as leader of this Tlnton Falls 170 Monmoulh Street N.ishvilu- to the upper 70s Friday. Overnight lows throughout the Sheraton Inn, Rl. 3S. Hallel 1 North Jersey city and as gov- Red Bank. 741-9300 Nt i subscriptions aeva£}ie.in advance Ml • Yesterday' East Pennsylvania extended forecast LB Yesley* tions included running for re- Term Dally Sunday Daily and Precipitation ' Eastern Pennsylvania extended forecast Wednesday election, seeking just the gov- Only Only Sunday - * pm EOT vesterd One Year HI 00 tie 90 . tM 00 Outlook SUV through Friday: Considerable cloudiness Wednesday, fair' ernor's office, or dropping Mom* delivery bv Carrier — Daily and Sunday 11 00 « week. Sunday only 11 I. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK lor today. cents M-Mlssin«. Thursday and Friday. out of politics altogether. Single copy at Counter — Dally IS cents. Sunday Jb tents AIVJD TRUST CZOt^TFV^KV 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1979 """"" ""HIM IMIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllil Hum 1 iHiiiui 1 Charles H. Wood Rumson young people PINE BEACH - Charles Obituaries H. Wood, 71, of this place and retired teacher, died Friday involved in decision """"llllmilHIMilllltUIKIIllllllMHIHUHHIIHimiMtHllttUIMMItinilllMIIMIIIIMMI at Lankinau Hospital, Phila- delphia By HILDY FONTAINE tween (100,000 and $150,000 of Green Acres." Born in Jamesburg, he RUMSON - The Mayor If the borough does not re- The Recreation Com- JVIrs.Joan Mcliugh, lived in Long Branch before and Borough Council aren't ceive funding, park develop- mission supported the de- moving here 43 years ago. the only decision makers ment will be phased over a cision to seek state funds, ac- Mr. Wood was formerly here. period of yean. If funding is cording to Jeffrey Lown, 4 dies of crash hurts the head of the social studies Young people are, too. granted, the entire park de- Tuxedo Road, a commission department at Toms River School children in kin- velopment can be completed member. He said that if the BELFORD — Mrs Joan James McHugh. at home, and High School North and Toms dergarten through -eighth in one phase. borough attempted to fund E. McHugh, 48, of 284 Linda Mark McHugh of River High School South. He grade have a chance for a Plans call for regulation- the purchase on its own, there St., died Saturday at Riv- Piscataway; a daughter, was a public school teacher notability that ahould carry size soccer and baseball would be an additional and erview Hospital, Red Bank, Mrs. Susan Smith of for 43 years. well into the future. fields, and a combination soc- direct tax burden on local as result of injuries sustained Mountpelier, Vt.; her pa- Surviving are his widow, The governing body has in- cer-softball or soccer- property owners. in a crash involving a car and rents, Mr and Mrs. James Mrs. Vivian Woodhall Wood; vited all borough children to baseball field to be con- Callman said that if fund- a pickup truck at McGarry of Yonkers; six sis- a son, Maj. A. Barry Wood, submit suggestions for a structed on 10 acres of the ing is not granted, the Leonardville Road and Con- ters, Mrs. Kay Call of East- stationed with the Air Force name for the borough's site. borough will do whatever is cord Ave. • Chester. NY, Mrs. Georgina at Dayton, Ohio; a daughter, newest park and recreation Councilman J. O'Neill necessary to create as low a The accident occurred at Burke, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Dianne King of War- area, a 23.4-acre tract at Duffy was the only coun- tax Impact as possible. He 752 p.m. No other details of Salavec, and Mrs. Marjorie wick, NY.; a brother, John Ridge and Hance Roads, the cilman who opposed seeking also pointed out that there is Mr.lV .it nki Mrs Wood of MiddlstownUwo sis= former Lovett tract Green Acres funds, noting a definite need for the pro- from police yesterday. Gertrude Cronin of the ters, Miss Edna Wood and Only after a name has that all bond issues must be posed park and recrea Bom in Yonkers, NY., Bronx, NY., and Mrs. Carol Mrs. Jessie' Nifson, both of been chosen, and design and paid back out of taxes. area in the borough. she lived there before moving Layfield of Raleigh, N.C., Monouth Beach, and four engineering plans for the rec But Councilman Charles S. Hyatt said the property here 22 years ago. and two grandchildren. grand-daughters. reation area are completed, Callman said at a public will be graded and seeded in neflliter staff oheta av Cart Ferine She was employed for the The John F. Pfleger Fu- The Kedi Funeral Home, will borough officials submit hearing on the matter that it the spring and fall, but that it GERMAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL — Karen Kraft, 19 past 17 years at Sears neral Home, New Monmouth, Toms River, is in charge of the plans to state officials for is the borough's obligation to is not expected to be ready of Irvington, and Richard Zoeller, 16 of Union demon- Roebuck & Co., Middletown. is in charge of arrangements. arrangements. Green Acres funding through apply for any kind of as- for use until the summer of strate their talent as "schuhplatters" (dancers) with as a merchandise manager. the state Department of En- sistance relating to a project 1981. the Bavern Verein Newark dance group. The two par- She was a communicant of Mrs. Laura Brenn Mis. Bessie Riley vironmental Protection. of this type. Hyatt also noted Hyatt said the Green ticipated In the sixth annual German Heritage Festival St. Mary's Roman Catholic OCEANPORT - Mrs. RED BANK - Mrs. Young people were chosen that when the issue went to Acres program has a built-in at the Garden State Arts Center yesterday. The festival Church, New Monmouth. Laura M. Brenn, 61, of 81 Bessie M. Hiley, 58, of 101 to name the park "because voters in a referendum, the system of ranking applica- Included German entertainers, folk dancing, culture Surviving are five sons, Horseneck Point Road, died Shrewsbury Ave , died Satur- some are quite imaginative," vote was "decidedly in favor tions. exhibits, German dishes and a soccer tournament. Daniel McHugh of Tinton yesterday at Riverview Hos- day, at Monmouth Medical said J. Gary Sammon, Falls, William McHugh of pital, Red Bank. Center, Long Branch. borough administrator. Shrewsbury. Lawrence and Born in Bridgeport, Conn., Born inSuffern, N.Y., she Children enrolled in any of she had lived in Stratford, had lived in Tinton Falls and the local elementary schools Hornick announces 10-point platform 202 Death Notices Conn before moving here 30 Katontown before moving — Deane-Porter, For- years ago. here three years ago restdale, Holy Cross, MARLBORO - Re- infighting which has charac- His priorities include: township jobs for political pa- BRENN—LauraM iNeiBHni, publican mayoral candidate — Allowing Freehold and tronage. of B1 Hort«neck Point Road, Ocean She was a member of the She retired in 1963 as a Rumson Country Day or the terized nine years of Demo- port, on Sunday. Seot 73 al Riverview First United Methodist presser for Nu-Fashion Ranney Schools — are Saul G. Hornik has announced cratic control in Marlboro." Old Bridge residents to tie in — Codifying township or- Hospital Memorial services Wednes- a ten-point platform outlining with the Western Monmouth dinances in a single, bound day, Sept 26 at 10 am from the First Church, here. Cleaners, Eatontown. eligible to submit sugges- "Marlboro needs new United Mtlhodist Church. Main S! . his priorities for the town- Utilities Authority, thus lim- volume. Oceanport. N J No tailing hours in Surviving are two daugh- Mrs. Riley was a member tions, he said. leadership now," Hornik lieu of I lower v donations may be ship. iting the number of new home — Increasing supervision made to the Choir of Oceartpori Meth ters, Mrs. Laufette C. of the Ml Zion AME Zion "We want to get the stu- stated, "which will analyze odlH Church Hornik is running against hook-ups in Marlboro without of the township building in- Schlitsey of Eatontown, and Church, Ealontown dents involved and to stir up and prepare for present Democratic nominee John F. adding to the system's fixed spectors to eliminate com- GUINEY — C J IV. on Seot 22, Mrs Billie L. Endelman of Surviving are her hus- their Interest," he added. changes taking us ten years 1979, of 60 Glenmarv Ave.. Middletown Croddick and former mayor costs. plications in the awarding of Infant son of Neil and Jane Gujnev, Palisades, NY.; her mother, band, Lewis (Gentl Riley of The deadline for submit- into the future, not leaving us grandson of maternal orandoarents Neptune; eight sons, Harry Morton Salkind, who is run- — Curtailing new home Certificates of Occupancy. Mr and Mrs William Thomas, and Mrs. Grace L. Beers of Strat- ting suggestions is 4 p.m. where we were ten years ning as an independent. Crod- "Uke many others, I've patei ford, and a grandchild. Jackson of Long Branch, Thursday. They must be sub- ago." construction. • J Ouinev, set my roots down in this will be held i The Robert A. Braun Robert, Lewis. Jerome, mitted in writing to Sammon <>•i s ppresident of thhe TownT - — Reducing taxes and flowers, contributions to Rivervicw Laurence, Marc, and Wade The following priorities sewer rates. community, and when I'm Hospital, Chapter of the National Faun Home for Funerals, Eaton- at Borough Hall. ship Council. dation for Sudden infani Death. Red town, is in charge of arrange- Riley, all here, and Ricardo A (25 savings bond, plus In announcing his plat- would, he said, "protect — Hiring or training a spe- elected mayor I know I can Bank, would be appreciated , ments Hiley of Eatontown; five the distinction of having form, Hornik called for an Marlboro's unique quality of cialist In handling federal ti- direct the administration of MCHUGH — Joan E . INte daughters. Miss Diane Riley municipal services to the McGarrvl. 48,ol 184 Linda St , Beiford, named the park, will be end to the "bitter political life and fiscal integrity." tle grant proposals, so that «d mother Mrs. Ralph Runyon nl Katontown, and Ihe Misses awarded winner. the township can receive benefit of all our residents'" nce Mark, Towanda. Yvonne, Sonja, and Hornik declared James, and Mrs Susan Smith, devotad MIDDLETOWN - Mrs The Borough Council has more federal grants. sister of the late James. Mrs Kave Sharon Riley, all at home, Call, Mrs Gsorflina Burke. Mrs Ralph A Runyon, 78, for- approved seeking state Green — Instituting a teacher- Gertrude Cromn, Mrs Dorolhv and nine grandchildren. Salkind asks debate, GE TOAST-R-OVEN^ Salavec, Mrs. Manone Daly, and Mrs merly of Lincroft, died yes- Acres funds to help defray run pre-teen and teen-age af- Carol Lavfield; dauohter of Mr and terday at King James Nurs- The Robert A. Braun ter-school activities pro- Mrs James McGarrv Funeral Thurs 01 purhchasinT'tni h e Croddick: Yes, if... dav al 9:15 am from the John F ing Home after a long illness. Home for Funerals, Eaton- gram. Ptleaer Funeral Home, US Tindall JSSS Road. New Monmouth, N J Mass of Born in Colts Neck, she town, is in charge of arrange- — Requiring builders to The purchase price was MARLBORO - Former October 3." Christian Burial will be offered at Si lived most of her life in Mon- ments. leave a "green belt" be- Mary's R.C Church. New Monmouth $500,000. At a hearing author- Mayor Morton Salkind last "That debate should be at 10 a m imerment Mt Olivet Ceme- mouth County. izing application for state tween new developments and tery, Middletown. Visiting Tuesday CJ. Guiney IV night challenged Council the first of a series of debates and Wednesday. 2* and t 9 p m. township roads. She was a member of the funding, Councilman William President John F. Croddick to be held in every section of United Methodist Church,' H. Hyatt said that if funding -- Stopping the appoint- RUNYON —Eiliabelh. ;e,of Kino MIDDLETOWN - CJ. to a debate, as the this year's town," Salkind said. ment of township officers to James Nursing Home, on Sept 23, Red Bank. (juiney IV, six months, of 80 is granted, the borough will mayoral campaign con- "The public must be al- 1979, Wife of Ralph A , mother of be reimbursed for half the more than one board or agen- Dorothy Bonner. and Ralph A Runyon Surviving are her hus- (ilenmary Ave . died Satur- tinued. lowed to participate fully in Jr ,i grandmother of seven Friends band. Ralph A. Runyon; a purchase price and develop- cy, and preventing any are invited to can at the funeral home day at Riverview Hospital. "I challenge John Crod- these open debates so that we ment costs. The engineering elected official from serving from i-J P.m on Tuesday Funeral daughter, Mrs James Bon- Born in Red Bank, he was dick to quit hiding behind the may have election decisions services will be private and at the ner of Belvidere, III.; a son, estimates and development on the Western Monmouth ii broil convenience of the family the infant son of Neil and gavel and join me in a full- based upon the facts and is- Ralph A. Runyon Jr. of costs are estimated at be- Utilities Authority or the GE TOAST R-OVEN™ RILEY — Bessie M INeeAdamsi, Jane Guiney. fledged discussion of all is- sues concerning the future of Of 101 Avf . RfU Harm, en &alu' .!)?() Ill 4 Sept 22 a\ Monmouth Medical Center Surviving are his maternal sues in front of a live au- Marlboro Township," Salkind » Automatic oven lot baking rolls, Funet.il Itrvictl Wednesday. Sept 26 children, and seven great- Bradley Beach man — Stopping the use of dllpm from the Ml Zion AME Zion grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. dience," Salkind said. added. biscuits, potatoes, casseroles Church, South St . Eatontown, N J grandchildren. Saves energy d ••. (ail ai the Robert A William Thomas of Pierce killed in crash "I have no problem in de- e lor f-un.-frtls 106 Broad The Worden Funeral • Broils hamburgers, sleak, hot I City. M" . and his parental bating any Issue that Salkind dogs, chicken, sealood St . Eatonipwn, Tuesday. 2 4 and 7 4 Home, Red Bank, is in charge PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES H in inlemu-ni Monmouth Vemonal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - A should choose," Croddick • Automatic 4 slice toaster toasts of arrangements. Cornelius J. Guiney Jr. of Bradley Beach man was said. "I'm only going to de- Currently Covered Under hoth sides at once, shuts oil when Highlands killed Saturday when his car bate though if It is done Automobile Accident No Fault In*. toasl is ready crashed into another vehicle Blue Shield 'Major Medical Insurance • Automatic Top Blown leaiure lor The I'osten's Funeral through the League of Wom- melting, crisping or toasting gust near the intersection of Cedar / Workmen'* Comp. 'Medicare Home, Atlantic Highlands, is en Voters, and their format." Madlcaid* Q.H.I, ot NY the tops ot foods in charge of arrangements. and Norwood Avenues. "I'm not about to get into 24 Hour Emergency Service. UUffl E.irydy Lg» Price $39.47 PRIME RIB Rocco A. Dileo, 26, of a shouting match with Leu Rebate Kalph Hardy Bradley Beach, was taken to Morton Salkind," Croddick MATAWAN Direct Irom Q. E. -5.00 KEYPORT - Ralph Har- Monmouth Medical Center by said. YOUR ACTUAL SO*147 REBELLION dy. 72. of 72 Broad St., died West Long Branch First Aid Republican candidate Saul CHIROPRACTIC CENTER COST *34 Saturday at his home. men where he was pro- G. Hornik has challenged Born here, he had lived in nounced dead, according to both candidate to a debate. 566-3342 police. Ihe inn uuli all his life. Sakind said that at this DR. ALAN LEDERMAN, B.A., D.C. He was employed in the The other driver, Joseph Thursday's Township Council CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN transportation business for B Kastner, 23, 2 Fernwood STARTING meeting, he would "publicly Diplomats N.B.C.E. — Mamber AC A. — N. J.C.S. most of his life. Court, Colts Neck, was confront Mr. Croddick with Licensed by N.J. State Board ol Medical Examiners. SUN. Surviving arc two sisters, charged with death by auto, the demand for a debate at 842-3676 $ 95 Mrs Hazel Jardot of Morgan- according to police. the township meeting hall on Villa, and Mrs Jenny Scacco SEPT. 30th 6 of Red Bank, and many neices and nephews "THE NO FINE PRINT' INC. The Waitt Funeral Home, EVERY SALAD BAR Morganville. is in charge of SAVINGS ACCOUNT &' arrangements. POTATO Effective SUN. thru WED. Annual a year Yield On TOWNSHIP OF 5.50' interest MIDDLETOWN Township CommiMea Melting: TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS Saplembar 25. 1979 BUSINESS PORTION: AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1. Public Hearing On Ordinances: 94 BROAD STREET-EATONTOWN • I3P5- sios Iraersectlon - Jei and Washington 542-0404 Stieels • 1327 - Amendment Fee Gehed ule Ordinance — Firs and First Aid Permits • n?fl • Street vacations — Van- 2. Introduction of Proposed III (.lilt I) 35 EATOMTOWN Ordinances. NOW OPEN A Abatement of Ta.aini" Ceitam .> 12-0800 Home impiovemeni!, (tentative) In The Former Fields Furniture Location B Amenomenl to Land Use Pro- ceduies C Capital Surplus Ordinance - ryuipment Purchase (Public KEYPORT Works Depl) D Establishing Minimum Street 19> MONMOUTH ST. Width Ordinance (tentative) RED BANK J. Resolution. A Chapter 159-Youth Services B Cancellation Tax Sale Certificate (O'Neal) C LiQuur License Transfer (Mulramsl D Bingo and Raffle Applications E Payment ol Bills Hilda Collleon To«nsh« CM Beacon Scrap Co. 9Sm 215 THROCKMORTON ST., FREEHOLD, N.J. &&S2Z CASH BUYERS WANTED \c,e* JUNK CARS i SHOP & COMPARE OF ALL TYPES Buy now before the TRUCKS Sept. 24 PRICE increase OF METALS PICK-UP SERVICE OVER 11 STOP FULL tOt COPPER—BRASS—LEAD IN FOR DOOM Oil FREE APPLIANCES AND ESTIMATE CAST IRON-STEEL AND HBff LIGHT IRON WANTED DEMONSTRATION TMNTlOMt ALUMINUM & BATTERIES roums tTC- 1925 OffHUJlY IIsS JO FOR OUR NEW mm in HIM BALING PRESSESI 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK Open Tuee.-Sat. m~.n nr-*r\ 741-7900 8 AM. to 4:30 P.M. 462-0543 Secondary Mortgage Loans, i SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1979 The Dteuly Register 5 IBM in doldrums By David R. i , Broker's advice infuriate you? tive plans should help spur capitalization This figure Q- Why has IBM bees ac- outright purchases. Earnings does not include $M0 in long By SYLVIA PORTER millllllliliimiiNllltltliiiiiliiilllllillltllllli dispute with your broker is to complain to the ting 10 poorly? Earnings should reach 15 60 this year, term debt owed by the finan- firm and try to resolve it right there If this were up In the first half of the with a more impressive gain (First of two columns) cial arms, Aristar and Are you among the ever-widening number of doesn't seem the proper course to you. you may. year. It there something anticipated next year. This Gamble Credit. file a formal complaint with the Securities & goinj on that I ihould worry investors (in all income groups) infuriated be- premier quality growth com- Those notes issued by YOUR MONEY'S Exchange Commission and the New York Stock about? Do you think I ihould cause of the action of stocks, options, other secur- pany is also attractive for its Gamble-Skogmo are income Exchange; submit your claim against a broker to sell or buy more at this fast rising dividend, which ities, the executive in charge of your brokerage notes, that is, the interest is formal arbitration: use the courts to seek re- price? H. T. Massachusetts yields over 5 percent current- account has recommended for you in recent paid if earned. To date, no 9 medial action A— This giant computer ly The shares are a buy. months Do you feel that the investments you payments have been missed bought on his (or her) advice were not suited to WORTH To get any satisfactory settlement, you must company has had some prob- Q— I would like tome in- on these unrated obligations your stated financial goals? Do you want to assemble detailed records to document your lems, but they should be formation on Gamble- Those notes issued by "strike back"? "iimiiiimiiiimiiMiiimmiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii claims In small claims cases, your arbitration short-lived So great has been Skogmo (NYSE), particular- fee wll be $15 On larger claims extending up to the demand for its newest ly on their notei. Are these Gamble Credit and Aristar If this is you, you are challenging the rule of (formerly Family Finance) "suitability" — a rule that is causing increasing are winding up in the courts $10,000 or more, your fee may range from $130 to product offerings, the com- suitable as high yield Invest- ' Negligence lawyers are finding this sudden $350. pany has been unable to push ments? A. G. Nebraska do not carry this stipulation. concern at the New York Stock Exchange i among They carry BBB and BB rat- others) and individual brokerage firms as well awakening to the rule of "suitability" a bonanza The decisions of the arbitrators are considered the machines through the fac- A— A lot has been happen- On a contingency basis, a lawyer will take from 'ib final and InannH cases yuu < annul appeal * tory doors fast enough and Ings, respectively. The BBB- There is no missing the upsurge in the number of ing at Gamble-Skogmo since to 40 or more percent of what is recovered as a Here are the addresses .you may need in tiling some buyers have defected rated 8-3/8 percent Gamble customers who feel they have made, wrong and the 1877 retirement of Bertin result of a lawsuit complaints ' * Plant and labor costs have Credit note yields 9.9 percent extremely costly decisions as a result of following Gamble. Acquisitions have Even on a fee basis, the hourly charges can Securities & Exchange Commission, Com-' eaten into margins, and lieen made al a rapid pace in to the recommendations of their brokers. Nor is ificance of com result in hefty legag l bills. On a relatively simple plaint Section. 500 North Capitol St.. Washington, leases Tiave increased to the both the retailing and finan- ' ffll K TOT B detriment of outright cial service Industries. of investment grade and rase, the lawyer's fee will coffll in K tTOT B u. ju \ J2.000 If the case is complex, costs can run up to purchases on its System 30 Gamble intends to become could be purchased for its at- National Assn of StcttrlUtl Dealer- 1735 K aims. $10,000 and above And while no tally has been models. The result was aone of the majors in the finan- tractive yield. However, Si.. N W . Washington. DCSOOOS The "suitability" complaints actually repre- made of the success of the law suits, the con- smaller than usual increase cial services field. This area some of the AAA-rated Ford Securities Investor Protection Corp W0 17th sent no new concept in the buying and selling of sensus is that the number of investors winning in in first-half profits, and contributed 30 percent to fis- Credit issues offer almost the St. N.W , Washington. DC 20006. securities. New York Stock Exchange members, the court house is not necessarily matching the weakness in the share price. cal 1978 (ended January 31, same yield, with con- The New York Stock Exchange Investor Ser- for instance, have long stressed to their regis- upsurge in the number of cases. Volume production on the 1979) pretax earnings. Ex- siderably less risk. vice Bureau. 11 Wall St . New York. NY 10O05; tered representatives (salespeople i the necessity Meanwhile, the use of arbitration to settle new products this quarter pansion has not been without (Mr. Sargent cannot an- American Stock Exchange. Department of In- to follow the "prudent" investing theory. broker-customer disputes has jumped. Propelled should unclog the earlier or- costs — long term debt stood swer all mail personally, but quiries. 86 Trinity Place. New York NY 10U06 This concept, in essence, holds that skill and by new procedures that expedite handling of dis- der bottleneck. Increases in at $435 million last January, will answer all questions pos- The fundamental message to you is. You DO good judgment must be used by sales represent- putes of $2,500 or less, arbitrations on the New rental prices and sales incen- representing 65 percent of sible in his column.) have sources to which to turn tor help if you have atives in recommendations to customers for the York Stock Exchange are up a full 30 percent over a legitimate complaint against youl broker. investment of their resources. 1978 These sources cover a much wider ranee than you The Securities & Exchange Commission ex- "The problem," says the head of one bro- probably have suspected Thi rule ol suit pects to process approximately 4,000 complaints kerage firm with a seat on the Big Board, "is that ability' is alive and kicking - Inyoui favor if you this year from small investors, up roughly 15 Chrysler gets terms everybody's against Wall Street'' learn about it and use it properly perecent over last year's volume Sour grapes or not, more cases are going up Tomorrow: Settling a Uitpuie With Your Bro- The first and cheapest route to settling a to receive U.S. aid before the NYSE for arbitration, and more cases ker DETROIT (AP) - Rep. William Brodhead, a revised proposal for finan- Chrysler Corp will have to D-Mich., said Miller revealed cial assistance to the govern- Transit rehabilitation aid asked develop detailed plans — in- the demand for the plans at a ment. cluding how it would repay meeting Friday with a state's On Sept. 15, the automaker creditors in case of Democratic congressman, presented a plan requesting NEW YORK (AP) - The Sagner called for the in- costor ideally on the basis ol bankruptcy — before the fed- according to a story pub- $1.2 billion in loan guaran- rehabilitation of the Newcrease of federal aid for capi- need, the same as police and MONMOUTH BUILDING eral government will provide lished Saturday in The De- tees. Miller rejected the pro- York-New Jersey region's ex- tal and operating assistance fire protection and other vital any aid to the ailing com- troit News. posal, saying it was "way out isting public transportation for public transportation urban services." CENTER pany, Treasury Secretary G. Brodhead said the govern- of line." network will cost $20 billion "We in this region must see According to Sagner, "We William Miller has told some ment wants Chrysler to pro- In the Sept. 15 proposal, during the next decade, the to it for ourselves that feder- are faced with a great PANELING Port Authority's chairman of Michigan's congressmen. vide: the company asked the gov- al aid formulas are more challenge. That is to provide 'l Over 10,000 (AQQ —A system for monitoring ernment to guarantee $500 sys. equitable." the neces«iry funds —from 7^ Shteti in atocK y <*9 cash flow on a monthly basis million in loans immediately "Despite the region's But, he added, local and whatever source — to assure > from ' "J and reporting findings to and $700 million on a cont- heavy dependence on public state governments must be the continuing contributio Cioffi's Treasury officials. ingency basis if the company transportation, our transit prepared to appropriate their usefulness and attractiveness —An exact plan for repay- couldn't obtain\he money on systems have for years been shares "We all agree that of public transportation for MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER ing Chrysler creditors Miller its own. starved for funds for main- public transit is a public ser- the economic and social bene- 777SHREWSBURYAVE SHREWSBURY rights wants to assure that the gov- But Miller has said the tenance and rehabilitation," vice and should be made fit of the urban regions they 747-5220 ernment will be the first to be government's commitment Port Authority of New York avable at the lowest possible repaid if the No. 3 automaker — both fixed and contingency and New Jersey Chairman goes bankrupt. - "would have to be sub- Alan Sagner said in remarks P*r«*<>r«r%«t upheld —A detailed look at labor stantially below $1 billion." prepared for delivery today costs for the next two years. Alter meeting with Miller at the opening general ses- FREEHOLD - A Superi- sion of the American Public or Court judge has held that Miller wants Chrysler to pre- on Friday, Iacocca said in a Beehive dict how much labor it will statement that Chrysler in- Transit Association annual Long Branch Mayor Henry R. meeting here Cioffi can say what he wants take to revise its product line tends to submit a new plan about alleged housing code vi- to include more small cars "as soon as possible on the "Programs to maintain eHRISTMAS GIFTS olations. and four-wheel-drive models, firm conviction that it will existing systems are not Judge Patrick J. Mcliann which the company has said receive administration sup- nearly as glamorous as pro- Jr. held that under the First will help solve its financial port and swift congressional gramss to build new ones Amendment there could not problems- action." Yet, rehabilitation of existing be any restraints placed on Lee A. iacocca, the new Chrysler says its losses systems v; at least as good an the mayor's speech. Chrysler chairman, said Fri- this year could hit a record $1 investment as building new ones," Sagner said. The judge also directed day the company will submit billion. FOR PROVIDENT SAVERS 1 Long Branch to issue (If you're not one—Become One ) certificates of occupancy to Come to Rfovident's Christmas Gift Cenier and choose the owners of a garden apart- . B. 10" stuffed Teddy Bear lovelv gifts for the entire family—a perfect way to save as ment complex which had you shop and make your savings account grow with brought legal action against Provident's high monthry dividend return. Happy holidays' the city The judge said these certificates should be issued airaoi i inland if there are no violations of the housing code. 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Both Additionalp4K«Mltingt •vailablt cdn 'CdflSpl#t»( the high quality and cost sav- &•)•. ol tug*/ ftcreame r Mi. ntm*\ ai«J vagvtatjte ings of the pre-alloyed OUTERWEA powders have stimulated their use. Bring us your passbooks—we II transfer your funds to Provident without charge. '"The new capacity ESTABLISHED 1B39 THE OLD BEEHIVE comes on stream at a time when our capacity was sold out and will go a long way OVIDENT toward meeting current de- mands," Mr. Friedman said. SAVINGS BANK The company had published a NEW JERSEYS OLDEST MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK-OFFICES THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY new six-page brochure on the MEMBER FDIC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO MO.000 pre-alloyed powders which provides information on vari- 636 Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Street, Red Bank ous grades available for cut- Seaview Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township (DRIVE-IN) ting tool, mining tool and wear part applications. The Daily Register A White House conspiracy? Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON if not to fix Vesco'i problems, Referring to the last WASHINGTON-Sources at least to Impress Vesco that change of prosecutors, Ulmer ARTHUR Z KAMIN close to the Robert Vesco in- something was being done for wrote: "An attorney un- vestigation believe they have WASHINGTON him. Harden west to the pres- familiar with the case is to be President and Editor largely solved the mystery, ident, the investigators sus- placed in charge. I consider although some jigsaw pieces SCENE pect, to arrange entree for the Department's decision to Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor are still missing. Their ver- Lee to the Justice Depart- be arbitrary, imperious and sion of the case would appear IIIIIIHIHHIHIIIHIIIHIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ment. to Implicate the White House deplorable. It follows ten 6 In Harden's presence, months of work by this jury MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 in a criminal conspiracy. of momey" to get his legal Carter wrote a not* to Griffin Vesco was a financial troubles fixed, persuaded Lee made difficult by Justice De- Bell, then the attorney gener- partment attempts at manip- freebooter who skipped the to pull out of the conspiracy. al: "Please see Spencer Lee ANDERSON country to avoid criminal Both participants have stuck ulation." 'He definitely feels he's the underdog' from Albany when he re- SOUND OFF: Q. So much prosecution. He wanted the to this version. quests an appointment." Bell Carter administration to drop But Justice Department therefore, with the transfer hell was raised about oil com- has claimed that he never panies selling Alaskan oil to the-charges and halt extradi- sources say Lee agreed to saw the note and that Lee of the $12 million stock This tion proceedings against him. take a lie detector test, the never sought an appointment. was achieved, in typical Ves foreign countries that a spe- In return, he offered to results of which Indicated co style, through a complex cific prohibition was put in transfer stock, worth an esti- he'd lied about this. Tele- But this was followed by financial maneuver In Pan the pipeline act. Now key mated |12 million, to some phone records also show that two developments: (1) In ama, using straw men. members of the House and Georgia fixers. he did not cut off his contacts June 1977, the administration There has been testimony Senate have introduced an A $10,000 advance was with Vesco but remained in abandoned attempts to ex- that the Georgia fixers tried amendment which allows paid to Spencer Lee IV, an touch with him for another tradite Vesco from Costa to cash in the stock and Alaskan oil to be sold Albany, C.a , buddy of White Rica; and (2) a month launder the money through earlier, the president ap- (abroad) only~tirIsrael. — House stalwarts Hamilton On Feb. 15, 1977, accord- their Nassau corporation. But Ex-Sen. James Abourezk, Jordan and Richard Harden. ing to the White House ac- pointed Lee to a Judicial nom- they were thwarted by the inating committee to- help Sioux Falls, S.D. On the eve of President count, Harden met with the Securities and Exchange A. Even without the Carter's inaugural, Lee flew president to brief him about select federal judges. Commission, which got wind to Costa Rica to discuss the Lee's involvement with Ves- amendment, the United There Is no evidence that of the transfer and States is committed to pro- deal with Vesco. co. Carter supposedly said these moves were made with challenged the ownership. An understanding alleged- that Lee should go to the at- any intention of aiding Vesco. vide oil to Israel in an emer- ly was reached, and Lee flew torney general if he believed In fact, a Justice Department Our stories about the Ves- gency. By our standards, the to Nassau where he helped anything illegal was involved. memo suggests that the ex- co caper led to a grand jury amount would be small. Their form a dummy corporation to But again, the polygraph tradition attempts were investigation 10 months ago. annual consumption is no launder the anticipated machine indicated that Lee abandoned in favor of n dif- The Justice Department has more than we burn in a day. payoff. Then he flew to Wash- did not tell the truth about the ferent strategy to s»'_«. Ves- switched prosecutors three So far, the Israelis have not ington where he huddled with purpose of Hardens meeting co's expulsion from Costa times but has refused to ap- invoked the emergency pro- Harden on Feb. 8,1977. with the president, according Rica. point a special prosecutor. vision. They have preferred The White House has put to our Justice Department But Vesco had reason to This led the grand jury fore- to pay high prices for spot- out the story that Harden, sources. believe that Lee was getting man, Ralph Ulmer, to protest market oil. Last month, they upon learning that Vesco was Investigators believe Lee results in Washington. The fi- to Judge William B. Bryant also made a deal to purchase willing to pay "a large sum enlisted Harden in a scheme, nancial fugitive went ahead, last month. oil from Egypt. The dam and the darter By JAMES J. KILPATRICK ' HIIIIIIIIII After all, what is one sound — to protect our pre- WASHINGTON - Hard darter more or less? The dam cious natural Inheritance cases, they say, make bad CONSERVATIVE was virtually complete. Jus- from perils created by what law; and the recent battle tice Powell, dissenting, passes for civilization. over tbe Tellico dam and the VIEW pleaded for "a modicum of Former Sen. James L. Buck- snail darter suggests that the common sense and the public ley Jr., a political con- maxim applies not only to the weal." Congress responded servative, makes a super- halls of justice but to theIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMHIMIIIHHHIIItlllllllllllll by emphatically reviving the lative case for the law in the chambers of Congress also. project this year. current National Review. Both House and Senate now world knows, a Uniersity of The House voted 258-156 to During the course of Sen- have voted to complete this Tennessee ichthyologist, ex- complete the job, and a few ate debate, J. Bennett John- misbegotten Tennessee dam. ploring the Little Tennesse in days ago the Senate reluc- KILPATRICK ston of Louisiana testily re- On balance — on very close the summer of 1973, had dis- tantly concurred, 48-44. marked that a completed balance — I think their de- coezred new species of the I would have voted aye, fences, roads, bridges, trees dam ought not to be nullified cision is regrettable but snail darter. It was hardly a but not without some serious and buildings restored to for "some asinine reason right. discovery to make history; misgivings. The time to have their original condition. like the Endangered Species The background is well roughly 130 species of the halted this project was in The dam would provide Act." The preservation of know. In 1966 Congress au- darter are known, and new 1986, when It first was author- enough electric power, at a unique genetic pools is not an thorized a dam and reservoir ones are discovered all the ized. There never was any considerable savings in the asinine objective. Howard project on the Little Tennes- time. But this discovery did valid justification fQr flood- equivalent consumption of Baker of Tennessee was. see River at the Tellico site. make history. ing thousands of acres of oil, to serve a community of closer to the mark when he This was to be a multipurpose Under the Endangered productive farmland in the 20,000 persons. The data are commented that the snail Enter Edward Kennedy? dam, providing a relatively Species Act, any federal ex- first place. A 30-mile reser- disputed, but some figures in- darter, bearing responsibility, minute amount of hydroelec- penditure that might voir may provide soms addi- dicate annual benefits of $5 for blocking a. $111 million: would welcome a confrontation with the tric power to the vast TVA jeopardize a species of tional recreational op- million against annual costs dam, had become "an un- really matters very little which system, plus modest recrea- animal, fish or plant life is last of the Kennedy brothers, a confron- portunities, but abundant of $2 million. fortunate symbol of environ came first — Sen. Edward Kennedy's tional, industrial and flood flatly forbidden. It appeared lakes already exlat in the decision to explore a 1980 presidential tation that would be all the sweeter for that this new darter might be These practical considera- mental extremism." • control benefits. The govern- area. The prospect of new tions have to be weighed candidacy or the acquiescence of his the president if Sen. Kennedy and Gov. ment proceeded to spend $80 wiped out. Tbe Supreme industry in Blount, Loudon The good news is that 700; million acquiring and clear- Court, speaking through against the damage that is snail darters, transplanted- family in such an effort. The important Brown divided the anti-Carter votes. and Monroe Counties is most- being done to a most valuable ing 38,000 acres of land, and Chief Justice Burger, found ly speculative pie in the sky. last year from the Little Ten ' fact is that Mr. Kennedy, who declined to With or without the presence of Gov. another $30 million, more or the language of the law ex- act, the Endangered Species nessee to the Hiwassee, seem; run for president in 1976 when an un- Brown, a Kennedy-Carter primary race less, on the dam and as> plicit, and 15 months ago or- But the dam is now built, Act of 1973. The law might to be thriving. If no big bass elected Republican was the incumbent, would almost certainly be a bitterly per- sociated canals. By June of dered the project haltad in its and what has been done can- have been improved by some swim along to swallow them, is now seriously weighing the far more sonal one, if only because Sen. Kennedy last year, the project was 95 tracks. „ not well be undone. The 350 gestures toward Powell's up, perhaps we will have, for: percent complete. displaced families cannot "modicum of common good or ill, the dam and the; difficult course of challenging an incum- and the President Carter share many On.the face of it, the de- sense," but its purpose is bent president of his own party whose positions in common (indeed, on foreign Meanwhile, as the whole cision seemed absurd. readily be returned, nor darter too. election he vigorously-supported. policy issues they are all but indist- One thing.seems clear in the after- inguishable). And even if Mr. Carter math of the Kennedy family's "author- himself assiduously avoided referring to the Chappaquiddick affair and Sen. Ken- Partially agrees on SAT reaction ization," and that is that Mr. Kennedy's apparent change of course is extremely nedy's family and personal problems, his Middletown supporters would be under no such con- If you want the effect, look at guidance that worked direct- unlikely to produce the gracious To the Editor: SAT and I predict even lower ly with the Parks and Recrea-. withdrawal by President Carter that straint. The result could be a nomination In reading Bob Bramley's FROM OUR READERS scores in the future unless lion Department have been! some Kennedy partisans claim to forsee. campaign so bitter and bloody that who- article on the SAT scores that Lfftert lo ttw oilltor mull bt ilgnod and tMvo IM wrlttrt ctmpUlt ad teachers are freed to teach given a positive and reward- appeared In the September «rou ana totaahoM number Thty mutt not txcttd MO words. Ntt accofM- Even without the potent political ever emerged as the Democratic can- abli arc pootry. ondonomonti of condtdalot for otflct or ondsrtomonts of kids daily and challenge them ing work experience. didate would enter the general election 10th issue of the Daily Reg- :lol product! to better achievement. T&E I believe Mr. D'Antonio legacy of his two assassinated brothers, ister, I find I can agree only campaign at a serious disadvantage. is not the answer. organizes a well-rounded rec- Mr. Kennedy is a formidable candidate partially with the comments CHARLES E. GOODHART, reation program for the peo- — an orator of unsurpassed eloquence, a Mr. Kennedy's response — or, at this of the noted educators in- I see the reason for this to special treatment. They are President assigned to classes that allow ple of Red Bank and find that, veteran of the Washington political es- point, the response of his supporters — is terviewed. be that the faculty and ad- Middletown Township Em his employees function effi- The gentlemen quoted ministration at Rumson Fair- almost a one to one tutorial tablishment and an unabashed liberal at that Jimmy Carter's evident honesty and arrangement. Education Association ciently. seem to agree that TfiE is not Haven are geared to As a former Red Bank res- a time when other Democratic politi- even his successes are overshadowed by really to blame for the slip- challenging the college bound This means that the aver- age and better students are ident for 2S years, I was cians are hedging their ideological bets. his inability to manage the government ping SAT scores. In this I can student to meet his/her full Praise proud to return this year and And the sagging political fortunes of and to inspire confidence and support in differ somewhat In their potential. In other districts forced into large classes where the challenge to the Red Bank work in this outstanding com- .Jimmy Carter, together with the certajn- the nation. But many of the failures and viewpoint. It is interesting to bound by the constraints of munity. My thanks to the me to note that Rumson-Fair "caps" that are an offspring student is blunted by num- To the Editor: ty of a challenge to the president from embarrassments of the Carter adminis- bers. This is basically dis- My contact with Mr. Parks and Recreation De- Haven Regional scores gen- of T&E are forced to use their partment and its staff for* California Gov Jerry Brown, lend tration are arguably traceable not to Mr. erally run above the national staff in a different manner. crimanatory at the expense Frank D'Antonio this sum- of the better student to serve mer as a counselor under the running such a professional plausibility to the contention that Mr. Carter but to the contentious times in norm while others in the Comp Ed students are man- organization. Kennedy has moved as far as he has only which he has had to govern. county run below. dated by legislation to get the low achiever. CETA Summer Youth Pro- gram has been an enjoyable Mr. Richard Mosca because Mr. Carter's vulnerability It is my feeling that the It Is far from clear that Mr. Kennedy legislature must get off their one. The employees under my CETA Work Counselor threatens Democratic control of both the could do a dramatically better job in duffs and face the reality that White House and Congress. dealing with economic malaise, the long- state mandated programs But .Jimmy Carter, whose self-con- term energy shortage and the larger such as Comp Ed must be national "crisis of confidence" of which paid for in addition to regular Today in history fidence propelled him from political ob- state aid not by earmarking a scurity to the White House in two short both President Carter and Mr. Kennedy certain amount for the pro- By The Associated Press by President Franklin Roo- years, is unlikely to be intimidated by have spoken. And yet that must be the gram from the regular aid. Today is Monday, Sept. 24, sevelt and British Prime Min- the 267th day of 1979. There ister Winston Churchill. Mr. Kennedy's standing in the polls into test of a Kennedy candidacy. That Mr. You may recall that T&E was an outgrowth of the lawsuit are 98 days left in the year. In 1955. President Dwight withdrawing from the race. Even before Kennedy has not made a full-fledged Today's highlight in his- Eisenhwer suffered a heart declaration suggests that even he may be that was to equalize educa- his now-notorious remark about whip- tional opportunities to all stu- tory: attack while on vacation in ping a part of Mr Kennedy's anatomy, unsure about whether he can make and dents. Instead, T&E has be- On this date in 1963, the Denver, Colo. the president had made it clear that he then fulfill that promise. come an avalanche of paper- U.S. Senate ratified a treaty Ten years ago: Sen. Hugh work for teachers and admin- with Britain and the Soviet Scott of Pennsylvania was istrators taking precious Union limiting nuclear tests. named by Republican sena- time that normally was spent On this date: tors as minority leader. on teaching kids. In 1780. in the American Five years ago: Soviet It came (yawn! ) from space revolution, Benedict Arnold Foreign Minister Andrei I do not want to give the escaped to a British ship af- Gromyko told the UN. Gen- Contrary to the message of numer- evaporation inspired the NASA scientists Impression that I oppose ter attempting to betray the eral Assembly the Soviet Un- ous Grade-B science-fiction movies, the to store the remaining two blobs in a "capping." What I oppose is West Point fortifications on ion could restore diplomatic unrealistic capping! That is 5 the Hudson River. Unknown is not necessarily terrifying; deep freezer at the Houston space cen- relations with Israel if good to 6 percent cap with costs of In 1789, President George sometimes it's merely boring. Just ask progress were made toward ter. utilities, transportation and Washinton named John Jay Mideast peace. Sibyl Christian of Frisco, Tex., who re- heat escalating at a Conceivably the exhaustive tests as the first Chief Justice of cently found three "purple Mobs" on her phenomenal and unpredic- the United States. planned by the scientists will end the table rate. Our local board One year ago: It was dis- front lawn, the arrival of which she In 1869, thousands of busi- mystery, by confirming their only made an effort to budget for nessmen were ruined in a closed that a mysterious ex- promptly reported to NASA, the space hypothesis, that the extraterrestrial pud- these cost increases and after Wall Street panic after finan- plosion had destroyed a 500- agency. NASA was intrigued, but not »• this summer of horrors in foot section of the pipeline ding was spilled by meteors. Equally ciers Jay Gould and James lot of help; those fields, they find their Fisk attempted to comer the carrying natural gas from likely, however — and hack writers, pay After an on-the-spot scientific estimates short. What alter- gold market. Iran to the Soviet Union. attention — we may never know! natives do they have? Cut In 1905, Sweden agreed to analysis, one of the agency's programs! Cut Comp Ed! No, Norway's complete independ- Thought for today: The geochemists described the blobs as Even now, we can see rolling off state mandated! Force larg- ence. savage in man is never quite "kind Qf like plum pudding." paperback presses next year's checkout- er and larger classes for the In 1941, nine Allied govern- eradicated — Henry David The plot thickened when one of the counter best-seller: "Dessert Topping average and better Student! ments pledged aherence to Thoreau, American writer Yes, they can't be hurt by it! 1817-1862. blobs thinned — out of existence: Its of the Gods." 'So much for a no-hitter' the Atlantic Charter drafted V i SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1979 The Dtaily Register 7 Murphy and Rockland to appear at county library

SHREWSBURY - "An Afternoon With Authors" lecture The series will be given at the eastern branch of the Walsh, directs the concerns of the Papacy away from matters series in which prominent writers apeak informally about library on Rt. J5 strictly theological to focus directly on issues of social justice their work again will be sponsored jointly by TV Dally and The first lecture will be Sunday, Oct. 7, from 3 to 5 p.m. — and human rights. As Pope, Declan Walsh attends a meeting Sunday Register and the Monmouth County Library. admission, as always, is free. Walter F. Murphy, author of of Latin American bishops in Mexico, schedules a visit to "The Vicar of Christ," and Michael A. Rockland, feature Poland and a visit to address the General Assembly of the writer for New Jersey Monthly and Channel 13 reporter United Nations — all actions Pope John Paul II has taken specializing in New Jerseyana, will be the speakers. within the last six months SERVING Murphy's novel, in the writing for more than 13 yean, is LUNCHt Michael Aaron Rockland, the other speaker at the first said to be remarkable for the ways in which it anticipates DINNER Sunday lecture of the season, is also an academic; he's ,,' many recent events connected with the Papacy. FOR chairman of the American Studies Department of Douglass 45 YEARS Professor Murphy is the fifth distinguished leacher-schol- College at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. ar to hold the McCormick Professorship of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, specializing in public law with em- Rockland is a contributing editor to "New Jersey Month- phasis on judicial decision-making and the role of the Su- ly" magazine and a contributing reporter to New Jersey preme Court in democratic political systems. Although "The Nightly News. FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS Vicar of Christ" is Murphy's first novel, he is the author of six Another prolific writer, llockland has published three books on jurisprudence and has been a long-time Vatican books on American subjects, including "America in the MONDAY & TUESDAY watcher. He currently lives in Rome, where he is researching Fifties and Sixties: Julian Marias on the United States," VEAL or CHICKEN ATA a book on the Papacy. 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EAST RUTHERFORD - Nobody knows what Coach Ray Perkins of the New York Giants will say if he ever wins a game. Yesterday's 17-13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles was "a total team effort." Perkins was not being kind Moments after be said it, he walked out of the interview room, apparently to cool off for awhile. w "It seems like we invent new ways to lose games," the coach murmured. "It was a total team effort. The defense, two kicks blocked on special teams, and we don't score on two opportunities where we should have scored. "It boils down to one word, discipline. We need discipline in all phases of the game." Oddly, the game may have been the best the Giants have played this year. The rushing game averaged 4 6 a play, but Randy Dean, who played all the way at quarterback, earned only 83 yards.passing And, oddly, Die game was much lite die first Eagles. The Giants had a chance to win that one late in the fourth period and were intercepted. Yesterday, they also had a chance to win in the waning minutes, but Dean underthrew Al Dixon and was intercepted by John Sciarra. Perkins would not say who would play quarterback next week. He did say that Joe Pisarcik did not play yesterday because of the various bruises he is nursing. However, It was obvious that he was not thrilled with Dean's performance. "Randy was 10 for 22 with two intercep- tions," he said sarcastically. "He didn't have a good game throwing the football, and he got into trouble two or three times running the ball." But Dean also rushed eight timss for 58 yards, including a touchdown scamper of six yards late In the fourth period that put the Giants back into the game. He was sacked only twice for seven yards, and one of those sacks was questionable. The Giants took a 3-0 lead after a fumble, Just as they had at Philadelphia. Wilbert Montgomery muffed a pitch out, and Ray Rhodes recovered at the Eagles 21. The Giants moved to . the 5 but had to settle for Joe Danelo's 22-yard field goal. The Eagles struck quickly to take a 7-3 lead before the period was over. It was a one-play bomb, Ron Jaworski to Montgomery, who had outrun Brian Kelley, and it covered 53 yards. Tony Franklin converted. See Eagles, page 18

attliur MwM »» Dav« K IT'S MINE NOW — Cornerback Bobbv Howard of the Philadelphia Eagles (23) Sports intercepts a pass from New York Giant quarterback Randy Dean Intended for SWAT IT QUICK — Phil Tabor of the Giants bats the ball down after it was tight end Al Dixon (84) to end a Giant offensive drive and guarantee the Eagles' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 fumbled by an Eagle ballcarrier yesterday. Running In to help are Jeff Weston victory. (73) and George Martin (75). The referee ruled the ball dead before the fumble. Pirates defeat Cubs to prep for Expos CHICAGO (AP) — Gearing for their.upcoming four-game doen't mean anything unless it comes down to one final at- series with the Montreal Expos which could very well decide bat." the National League East title, the Pittsburgh Pirates Bibby pitched the type of game Tanner would love all his whipped the Chicago Cubs 6-0 yesterday behind the three-hit starters to duplicate against Montreal pitching of Jim Bibby. He allowed a single to Larry Biittner with two outs in the "This four-game series now has become the most impor- first and a double to Ivan DeJesus with two outs in the third. tant series of the year for the. Pirates and the Expos," said Steve Ontiveros singled in the eighth but was erased on a Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner, who found his team still double play as Bibby. boosting his record to 11-4, faced only 29 one-half game behind Montreal. "That one-half game doesn't batters. mean a thing. What happens in this series could decide the Against the Evpos at Pittsburgh, the Pirates will send title. And pitching will decide the series." Bert Blyleven, 11-5, and Dock Ellis, 3-7, against Dan So far this season, the Pirates hold an 8-0 edge over the Shatzeder. 10-4, and Rudy May, 10-3 today. Expos, and Tanner figures a split "will not do either team The Cubs will open a four-game series against the New any good or harm. The team that wins three of four will be in a York Mets at home today at which time Herman Franks is commanding position and the team that sweeps would be in expected to officially announce his resignation as manager the driver's seat." Willie Stargell's two-run double keyed a five-run second Expos 7, Phillies 4 inning which led Bibby and the Pirates to their victory and PHILADELPHIA — Andre Dawson hit two solo home runs helped them keep pace with the Expos, who defeated Phila- and Chris Speier drove in three runs with a squeeze bunt and a delphia 7-4. ' homer, leading the Montreal Expos over the Philadelphia Bibby hurled his first shutout and third complete game of Phillies. the season and said, "This game was just as important as any Expos pitcher Bill Lee, 16-10. doubled home a fourth- coming up in the Montreal series. It's the type of game you inning run for the National League East leaders, who open a like to have. I had control of it most of the time. Everything four-game series against the second-place Pirates in Pit- was working, and I put the ball where I wanted."' tsburgh Monday night Tanner agreed and called it "a gutty perforamance and Philadelphia's Pete Rose cracked a fifth-inning single and one of the big wins for us. It was a must win, and Bibby gave extended his hitting streak to 21 games, equalling the major us nine innings, which means our bullpen will be rested for the league high this season. He has 199 hits for the season, one doubleheader tomorrow." short of a major league record 10th 200-hit season. Stargell, who noticed Chicago starter Rick Reuschel was Dawson hit his 24th homer with two out in the first off Nino high with his pitches, said, "He's a sinker-slider pitcher, and Espinosa, 1412 He connected again in the seventh, boosting if he gets the ball up high it's going to hurt him. We were lucky the Montreal lead to 7-4 to get to him early. He's one of the premier pitchers in the Larry Parrish singled in the second and Speier followed league." with his sixth homer of the year Ellis Valentine was hit by a pitch, stole second and scored on Lee's double down the right- Stargell, the 38-year-old marvel, also was exhilarated over field line to make it 4-0 in the fourth. the upcoming Montreal series. Manny Trillo tripled home Rose in the fifth and scored the "We'll be ready," he said. "It'll be very exciting. It's a Phillies' second run on Keith Moreland's single to make it 4-2 thrill to be there. We'll be doing something everyone wanted to do in spring training." The Expos came back with two runs off reliever Rawly Eastwick in the sixth. Valentine doubled and took third as FOOTE LOOSE — Chicago Cubs catcher Barry Foote Garner, who scores on Tim Foil's flv ball to center field Stargell refused to predict what might happen but said, gets kripcked for a loop by Pittsburgh Pirate Phil during the second inning of yesterday's game. "We'll play one game at a time, and the homefield advantage See Expos, page 11 Butler's sticky fingers 3 pull Buffalo past Jets BUFFALO, N.Y. - Lightning struck the New York Jets 75-yarder on the last play of the first half - gave the Bills a twice yesterday, but the jolt was embarrassing rather than lead they never relinquished. fatal. Steelera 17, Coin II It was lightning in the person of Buffalo Bills' rookie Jerry PITTSBURGH — Terry Bradshaw and tight end Bennie Butler and it led to a 46-31 Bills' victory in a wild and woolly Cunningham combined on a 28-yard screen pass touchdown battle which Buffalo Coach Chuck Knox called "a beck of a with 5:41 left to play to rally Pittsburgh over the winless game to watch." All the skinny, 178-pound wide receiver did Baltimore Colts and extend the Steelers' win streak to a team- was catch ten passes — two shy of the club record — for team record 12 games. records of 255 yards and four touchdowns. Butler hauled in all Just as they had done in two of three prior triumphs this but one of the club record five scoring passes by Buffalo season, the Steelers, 4-0, came from behind In the 'inal period quarterback Joe Ferguson. even though they began the game with seven starters on the "It was wild," Butler said afterward. "It was probably bench with injuries, then lost receiver Lynn Swann and guard tho best day I've had. That tipped pass was the type of thing Jerry Mullins with hamstring pulls during the game. that probably happens one time out of a thousand." Their victory streak, extending to last season, broke the He referred to a 75-yard scoring pass on the last play of the old club high of 11 set in 1975. first half which he caught on the Jets 32-yard line after it was On a first-down play at the Baltimore 28-yard line, Cun- tipped by a teammate. The .Buffalo version of the "Im- ningham took a screen from Bradshaw, got a crushing block maculate Reception" cut New York's lead to 24-19 and gave from tackle Jon Kolb and ran past three defenders to the the Bills a new lease on life. endzone. Ferguson, who completed 19 of 30 passes for a career-high The Colts, led by quarterback Greg Landry, drove inside 367 yards, said he and his teammates were worried when the the Pittsburgh 45-yard line twice In the last five minutes. Jets took a 12-pojnt lead in the first half, but felt they got the Linebacker Jack Lambert stopped one drive with an intercep- momentum back on Butler's reception. tion, and the Colts were held on downs at the Steeler 33 with "There was some concern," Ferguson said. "We were six seconds left. worried. But we scored then and then came out and scored Steve Mike-Mayer, signed last week by the 0-4 Colts after quickly in the second half." they cut Toni Linhart, snapped a 10-10 half time tie with a 24- Ferguson's 367 yards in 19 completions marked his all- yard field goal with 3:52 left in the third period. time best passing day In NFL play. Butler's 10 receptions The kick was set up by Lyle Blackwood's interception. were two shy of the club record but his scoring receptions of 5, Bradshaw was momentarily knocked from the game a 75, 74 and 9 yards and 255 yards established standards for the series later by a hard tackle, and backup quarterback Mike Bills. Kruczek's pass was intercepted by Doug Nettles and returned The victory was Buffalo's second in four starts this year 20 yards to the Steeler 25. and dropped the Jets to 1-3. Steeler linebacker Jack Ham intercepted a pass by Landry ONE MORE INCH — Johnny Lynn of the New York Bill Jerry Butler (80). Butler caught 10 passes for 255 Butler's last three touchdown catches — starting with the See Boflalo, pig• II Jets (29) tries to intercept a pass intended for Buffalo yards as the Bills rallied to beat the Jets 46-31. 10 The Ekuly Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER24,1979 Buffalo's aerial attack shoots down Jets, 46-31

i continued i Sherman Smith's 1-yard run, to seemingly put the game away. at the Pittsburgh 10. then Steeler running back Sidney "Thun- But Morton then replaced Norris Weese at quarterback dering Bull" Thornton bolted 75 yards off the right side to the and promptly got the Bronco offense moving as Denver scored I Toll 11-yard line on its next four possessions. Morton completed five of five Dolphins 31, Bean 16 passes on a seven-play drive which culminated on his 2-yard MIAMI -- Rejuvenated fullback Larry Csonka scored on scoring toss to tackle Dave Studdard, who was lined up as a brutish charges of 1. 9 and 12 yards to carry the unbeaten tight end on the play, with 4:59 left in the quarter. Miami Dolphins over Chicago Seconds later, Denver linebacker Bob Swenson in- Csonka. back with the Dolphins after four years with the tercepted a Zorn pass and Morton connected with Haven New York Giants and the World Football League, had the first Moses on an 11-yard scoring play with 3:48 left. (brea-toiichdawn eame of his 11-year career, which included (Mien 30, Bengali 27 three 1.000-yard seasons with Miami. CINCINNATI — Houston Oiler kicker Toni Fritsch, on » It was the precise passing of Miami reserve quarterback 29-yard field goal, hit the left upright and the football bounced Dun Stiuik thjt got the Dolphin; moving. They trailed 6-0 at through tu end-jbattle ofromebarks In Wkjcli tit Otters DeaT the half, but Si ruck came out throwing after the intermission the Cincinnati Bengals. iind quickly moved them in for a 3-yard scoring run by The winning field goal came with 33 seconds left in halfback Delvin Williams overtime after Cincinnati kicker Chris Bahr tied the game On Miami's next possession, a 24-yard completion to tight 27-27 with a Bengal record 55-yard field goal late in the final end Bruce Hardy set up Csonka's 12-year run up the middle quarter. ,md gave the Dolphins a 17-6 lead 9:23 into the third quarter. Bahr missed a chance to win the game in overtime when a The third field goal by Chicago's Bob Thomas, a 36 yarder. 32-yard attempt fell wide of the goal posts. cut the lead to 17-9 at the end of the quarter But Struck, who Chlefi35,Ralden7 i ompleted eight straight passes in one second-half stretch, KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Art Still turned in four quarterback marched the Dolphins in for Csonka's clinching 9-yard run sacks, Gary Barbara sped 70 yards with a Ken Stabler early in the fourth quarter interception and J.T. Smith returned a punt 88 yards, longest Broncos 37, Seahawki 34 in Kansas City history, as the Chiefs dumped Oakland. DKNV'ER — Veteran quarterback Craig Morton came off Stabler, who passed for almost 350 yards the week before the bench to fire three touchdown passes in a span of 2't against Seattle, managed only 91 yards against the fired-up minutes, igniting a furious second-half rally that carried the Chiefs' defense before he was replaced by Jim Plunkett with Denver Broncospast the Seattle Seahawks. six minutes remaining. APMMW Denver, looking lethargic on defense and being thoroughly Plunkett's one yard touchdown pass to Derrick Jensen HAPPY FEET — Don Calhoun (44) of the New England Chargers. Russ Francis of the Patriots, third from left, outplayed by the Sualuwks. trailed 34-10 with 9:31 left in the with 3:33 left prevented the Raiders from suffering their first takes out Chargers Willie Buchanon, left corner, and third quarter Seattle had scored twice in the period, once on Patriots flies over teammate Sam Adams on his way to shutout since 1966, but the loss plunged their record to 1-3, a 10-yard first quarter touchdown against the San Diego Rav Preston (52). • ; Mm Zorn's 13-yard pass to Sam McCullum and again on their worst start since 1964. Tampa Bay passes to victory TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - twice for 12 yards, then around and outraced the rest feat in four games. Saints 30, 49ers 21 Doug Williams, throwing into Mucker beat cornerback Hod of the Green Bay secondary St. Louis, which lost three SAN FRANCISCO - the teeth of one of the NFL's Perry to the left corner of the for the winning score. fumbles in the opening period Archie Manning threw for best defenses, hit Larry end zone for the TD catch. The touchdown came on and one in the closing two touchdowns and Tony Mucker and Jimmie Giles Tampa Bay made it 14-6 the first play after Rashad minutes, fell to 1-3. Galbreath ran for two more with scoring passes in a with 6:32 left in the half by had been called for an of- Lions H, Falcons 23 as the New Orleans Saints put three-touchdown second peri- driving 84 yards in nine plays, fensive pass interference PONTIAC, Mich. - De- on an awesome offensive dis- od that gave the unbeaten Bell bursting though the penalty, moving the ball from troit rookie quarterback Jeff pjay in beating the stubborn Tampa Bay Bucanneers a middle for the final 5. the 28 back to the 50. Komlo, starting only his third San Francisco 49ers. 21-8 victory over the Los An- The Bucs got the ball back The Packers, 1-3, had game, threw a pair of touch- The Saints rolled up more geles Rams yesterday. with 2:48 to go in the second taken a 21-14 lead early in the down passes and the Lions than 500 yards total offense Mucker's 15-yard recep- period after Frank Corral 'fourth quarter on a five-yard hung on for their first victory for the second time this sea- tion 47 seconds into the sec- missed his second 47-yard run by Terdell Middleton. of the season — a triumph son, with Manning throwing ond period and Giles' 29-yard field goal try of the half Redskins 17, Cardinals 7 over the Atlanta Falcons. for about half that. Saints' catch with 33 seconds left in Eckwood ran for 11 yards, ST. LOUIS — Don Hover Komlo, who last year led mistakes, including two the half were sandwiched then caught Williams' 35-yard scooped up a fumble in the the University of Delaware to fumbles and numerous penal- around Ricky Bell's 5-yard pass before Giles caught Wil- end zone. Buddy Hardeman the national small college ties, kept the game from touchdown run. Those two liams'scoring pass. scored on a pass and Mark championship game, was a turning into a rout. , scoring passes obliterated a Vikings 27, Packers 21 Moseley booted a 47-yard picture of poise in front of The Saints trailed 7-0 after 6-0 Los Angeles built on line- BLOOMINGTON, Minn. field goal leading the Wash- Atlanta's tough Grits Blitz an early Steve DeBerg touch- hacker Jim Youngblood's 31- -- Tommy Kramer fired a 50- ington Redskins over the St. defense. The 6-foot-2,, 205- down pass, when Galbreath yard scoring run in the first yard pass to Ahmad Rashad Louis Cardinals. pound rookie completed 19 of scored his first touchdown, a period with an interception. who ran in for a touchdown The victory by the :I'I attempts for 289 yards. one-yard run, after an 80-yard The Rams, 2-2, were slim with 3:18 elapsed in over- Redskins was their sixth in Atlanta dominated the New Orleans drive. Garo favorites going into the game time, giving Minnesota a vic- seven games over the error- third period, and led 16-10 Yepremian missed the extra and, displaying the National tory over the Green Bay prone Cardinals, who wasted going into the fourth quarter point to lead the 49ers ahead. Conference's best total de- Packers. a 306-yard passing per- on the strength of a Steve But Manning came back fense and passing defense, Rashad ieaped high at the formance by Jim Hart. Bartkowski touchdown and a with a five-yard pass to Wes held the Bucs to just 30 yards Green Bay 30 between two It was Washington's third pair of field goals by Tim Chandler in the same quarter in the first period, all on the Packer defenders, spun victory to accompany a de- Mazzetti. to put the Saints ahead 13-7. ground In the final minute of the period, though, nose tackle Bill Kollar of Tampa Bay re- covered Lawrence Mc- Rookies star as Nets win, Cutcheon's fumble on the FLYING THROUGH — Green Bay Packers halfback Terdell Middleton goes Rams' 27. airborne for a first down in the second quarter at Bloomington, Minn, yesterday. Jerry Eckwood carried Knicks lose in exhibition

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - Rookies Cliff Robinson and Kelser led all scorers by pumping in 23 points in front of HolmdePs Pop Warner squad 4,466 fans at the Lansing Civic Arena. Piston coach Dick Calvin Natt sparked a New Jersey rally in the final three minutes to give the Nets a 111-101 victory over the Washington Vitale said he was pleased with the 6-foot-7 rookie's 30-minute Bullets in a National Basketball Association exhibition game performance. keeps its win streak alive, 28-7 last night at the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Pistons played without newcomers James McElroy After veteran Ralph Simpson tied the score at 96-96 with and Bob McAdoo, both sitting out the game with injuries. MOI.MDKI, -- Unheaten for the extra point. Eggleston scored on a port nipped River Plaza-Lin- 3:17 remaining in the game, Robinson and Natt paced the Nets Following Kelser In the scoring column for the Pistons Holmdd 13-01 scored all of its Humson averted a shutout three-yard run and added his croft to 11 straight points, locking up the game. Robinson finished was second-year guard John Long, who banged in 21 points. Veteran center Bob Lanier and rookie guard Terry Duerod touchdowns in the first three late in the game when Mark other touchdown on a 30-yard Mike Brooks passed four the game with 16 points and Natt with 10, while Bernard King contributed 13 points each. t.Ts .iml had little dif- Thompson went over from pass interception. yards to Tom McDavitt for led the Nets with 18. liciilty in defeating Eaton- the one. Thompson passed to Darryl Yarbrough scored River Plaza's lone touchdown The Bullets were paced by Elvin Hayes with 30 points. The Knicks were led by guard Ray Williams with 15 points town-Fort Monmouth, 28-7. K;irl (iordinier for the extra tWo touchdowns (or Red Bank late in the game, but a kick The game, which was the NBA's first appearance in New and reserve guard Mike Glenn with 14 points. yesterdqy in "B" North Pop point. ' • on short runs while Jim for the game-winning two Haven in three years, attracted 6,892 fans, many of whom New York jumped out to a 29-16 first quarter lead, but the W.irner action. Long Branch's peewees Dudley added the other points was blocked. came to see city native John Williamson. The Nets backcourt Pistons reduced the deficit to 47-46 by halftime. With Kelser Jim Zawacki opened the stayed unbeaten with a 34-7 touchdown on an 18-yard run. star scored 15 points. and Duerod leading the way, Detroit surged to a 75-67 lead •i "'ing with a two-yard run romp while Rumson took the The Red Bank peewees In a battle of unbeaten Pistons 104. Knicks 95 after three quarters. The Knicks never caught up. .1 nd Andy Gennusa followed junior peewee contest from won, 18-0. peewee teams, River Plaza- LANSING, Mich. - Rookie forward Gregory Kelser made Rookie guard Roy Hamilton turned in a strong effort in his with an eight-yard scoring River Plaza,7-6. Keyporl 7, River PlaiaUn- Lincroft romped to a 31-0 vic- a triumphant NBA debut as he led the Detroit Pistons over the first NBA game. He handed out 12 assists while scoring only 2 PUT lor llolmdel. Red Bank 37, Keansburg 0 croft 6 tory. New York Knicks in the pre-season opener for both clubs. points. (i.irv I.OIMI.MIKKI.' ii 20-n BED HANK .-- Jim Egg- ' KEYPORT - Ed Lawson with i 30-yard run and Dave leston scored two touchdowns capped a-50-yard drive with a Calabrese added the other and kicked three extra points nine-yard touchdown run and HFL to lead unbeaten Red Bank America* CeNfortawe touchdown on a-10-yard run. Tom Rogers ran over for the last Sean Scanlon kicked a pair (3-01 past Keansburg, decisive extra point as Key- » I T M Miami 0 0 000 46 ut two-point conversions. NFL Summaries New England 1 0 710 111 Detroit, Buisey. 1544, Kane, »31. Hoo- New YKk Jttt I 11 t 1—II Fumbles lost 17 00 Buffalo I 4 JOB t21 Eatorttowji'FoTT Mon- luffele 4 1111 6—44 Peneities yards 7-S6 MS , Ill J 16 1 mon. Ml NY. Jets .110 47 mouth 10-81 ieored its first .Bul-FG Mike-Meyer 11 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS J 1 • 1414—ai PASSING - Atlanta, lartkowskl Baltimore .000 49 NYJ—FG Leahy 30 RUSHING - Philadelphia, Monlgom Mia—FG von Schamann 11 12-21-1 ill. Detroit, Komlo 1»-3i-0-2t9 touchdown of thr' so;isdn on si Brisk winds bring But-FGMike Meyer 29 Chi—FG Thomas 30 RECEIVING — Atlanta. Francis. 3-30. Pittsburgh 0 1.000 91 ery 29 lit, Harris * 41. Camofield 4-20 r NVJ -Nrwlon SI run I Leahy kick) Now York. Kolar 17-63, Dean 4-14. Chi—FG Thomas 33 Jenklni. 2-37, Slanback. 2-4 Detroit. Cleveland 0 1.000 61 >!i-y;ird screen pass from Jim NYJ—Newton t run (Leahy hick) Moor head6 18 Mle-Wllllams 1 run (von Schamann Thompson. 4 II, Hill. 3-61, Scott. 3 Si, Blue. Houston " 7J0 46 ( 3-14, G. Washington, 3-28. Duncan to Harlin Hill Bul-Butlfr S pin from Feroulon PASSING — Pniladelphla. Jaworskl kick) Cincinnati 0 .000 61 111 (kick (tiled) Mia—Csonka 12 run (von Schamann ii-II MM New York, Dean 10-32-2-90. kick) lUrM . • • •- 4 Eatontown won the mixed reactions NYJ- Wilder 37 Dais from Todd RECEIVING - Philadelphia, Denver BtKcaneers t 11 • 0-11 Carmlchael 4-29. Krepfie 3 14, Montgom Chi—FG Thomas 36 San Diego peewee contest, 14-0 (iNftyMckl Mia-Csonka f run (von Schimtnn LA—Jim Youngblood 11 interception KantasCilv Buf-Buller li Mil from Ferguson ery 2 49 New York, Kotar S-40, Moorehead return (kick failed) I 0 .100 79 3-23, Gray 1-11. kick) Oakland Fair Haven 33, Atlantic High- By LEA MALMQUIST iMike Meyer kick) Mia—Csonka 1 run I von Schamann TB—Mucker IS pass Iron) Williams Saattn lands 13 Buf Bullet 74 Mil from Ferguson kick) (O'Donoghue kick) Nette«at Ce«tere*on, Charmer. N.Y.OIairtl 7-11 3-14.Hardeman 1-44.St Louis. TillevHU. 114 Mever hick) 1 Dallas at Clevelandveland. f p.m its scoring in the second half RHODES 19 — I. Nile* Johnsen. Colt! Menmouth »o*t Club NYG—FGDanelo22 Pitt—FG Bahr 2S 4 3 11 7—13 «W»- M-*"*'»»«.6fWWI. Phil—Montgomery S3 Neck j 2 Bill Martin, Fair Haven; 3. Ed LIGHTNING — (Race I) I. Bob pan J a »t>rs BUI—FG Mike-Mayer 14 LMMI 7|| 14—14 ftaiien 4 4*7—7 Miami at New York Jets, t p.m. to hand Rumson (2-1) its first Pith. Fair Haven. Hutchlnwn, 2. Kevin Robinton; 3. Don (Franklin kick) Pitt—Cunningham II pass from Brad Del—Scott 1} pass from Koml... o CkWi ;... M 4 7 16-M Minnesota at Detroit 1 P.m. setback. POflTSMlTH — 1. Larry Colantuono, Rooster; (Race H) 1. Bob Hulchlnson; 2. NYG-FG DaneIo42 shaw (Bahr kick) (Ricardokkk) KC-Gaunty 19 pa si from Fuller New York Giants at New Orleans, t Red Bank Lighining; 2 Chuck Slauter, Kevin Coor; 3. Kevin Robinson, (Race Phil—Krepfie n pass from Ja ivorikl INDIVIDUAL L.IADIRI At>-FGMai»Mi24 (Stenerudklck} Carlo Campagna opened Ensign, M.drJIHown; 3. Dick Franks, ill) I, Bob Hutchlnson; 1. Jack Hunts- (Franklin kkk) RUSHING — Baltimore, Washington Dal—FG Ricerdo » KC—Smith 41 punt return (Stenerud Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1 P m Day Saner. Fair Haven man; 3. Kevin Coor PhJI-FG Franklin 24 lit), Leaks 10-21. Landry 4-a. Pittsburgh, All—Bartkewski one run (Mauetti kick) Washington at Atlanta, 1 p.m. the scoring for.I-ong Branch Atlantic Highland! America's Cup ALBACORE — (Race I) 1 Santo NYG— Dean6run (Danelokltkl Thornton IJ-IO, Hawthorne Mi. Blelcr kick) KC—Barbaro 70 Intercepted cast Buffalo M\ Baltimore, 1 P m. with a six-yard run and the Court* Peziuttl; 2 BIN Mergenlnaler. 3. Doug A-74,163 10-if A1l~FGMaiutti2l {Stenerudklck} Cleveland al Houston. 1 p m GOVERNORS CUP — Lelf Sigmond, Marsh; (Race ID 1. Santo Peuutll, 2. PASSING - Bill I more, Landry Ati FO Mauetti II KC—Mereado 1 run (Slenerudkkk) Tampa Bay at Chicago, 2 p.m. winners added a safety Valhalla, Morgan SI, 2.43.68. Bill Mergenthaler. 3. Doug Marsh. Pkli NYG IM«J MS Pittsburgh, Brtdshew Del-Blue 1] pais fro Komlo, OAK—Jensen 1 pass from Plunkett Cincinnati at Dallas, 4pm IOR - 1 Bob Ralnev, Scamp; (Race III) 1, John LAwser, 2. Doug First downs 19 14 1*»2-24f (Rlcardokick) (Breech kick) Denver al Oakland, 4 p m minutes later for an 8-0 lead. 1 23 Hi 2 Axel Rosentjlad. Bjlxl, Marsh, 3- Santo Penuttl Rushes-yards 44-117 31146 RECEIVING - Baltimore. Carr 4-61, Det—Kane 26 run (Ricardo kick) KC—Morgedo 3 run (Stenerudklck) Kansas City al Seattle, 4 p.m. Mark Johnson got the oth- 2 7} 46, J Duff Donald, Travesty, WOODPUSSY — 1. Jack Kline; 2 Passing yards lit 43 McCaulev 4 52. McCall 2 25. Doughty 2 23 Alt— Stenbeck 11 run (Mauettl kick) INDIVIDUAL L1ADCRI St Louis at Los Angeles. 4 p.m. 2 V 60 RussMlnton; (Race ill Same Return yards 125 91 Pittsburgh, Bleler 6-41, SUM worth 4-13. INDIVIDUAL LI ADI Hi RUSHING - Oakland, van Eeahen San Franc iKoal San Olego, 4 p m er touchdown from two yards MHH*F II -I LeitSlomond, Valhalla, BLUE JAY — 1 Tony Fink; t Donna Pastas 1) 19 1 10131 Cunningham 3-61. Thornton 1-13 • 11. Kansas Cily, Meroado 13 11. Me*#ef, Oct 1 2 43 68, 1. Arl OlSOn, HfV'n. 1:44 4*. 3. Kuhl. Punt* ill back. 3 y 510 McKnlaMU-M.Reod !4-«9 New England al Green lay, 9a.m. DUl ,ind Campagna ran over Bob Wilson, Cyrert*. 2 49 61 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1979 The Daily Register 11 Error lifts Royals, 4-2

OAKLAND, Calii IAP)- scoring off loser Steve Me- single, but the Yankees came the Baltimore Orioles de- only run in the seventh on a A fielding error by third Catty, 11-11 back with two runs in the feated Cleveland and earned sacrifice fly by Willie Mon- baseman Wayne Gross Yukeet 7, Blue Jays S third on Oscar Gamble's RBI a split of yesterday's tanez Frost struck out five enabled the Kansas City TORONTO - Tommy triple and Chris Chambliss' doubleheader and walked none Royals to score three un- John reached the second 20- RBI single New York added F.ighth-inmng doubles by After they were limited to earned runs in the fourth in- victory season of his career a run in the fourth on Bobby Wayne Page and Dave Rose- one hit through, four innings . ning en route to a 4-1 victory as the New York Yankees Murcer s R.BI single and llo provided a 4-3 victory in by Ferguson Jenkins. 15-14 over the Oakland As yester- beat the Toronto Blue Jays chased Toronto starter Phil the opener for Cleveland, the Angels chased him with day John. 20-9. allowed six Huffman, 617. with four runs which had a two-run homer five consecutive hits starting By winning, the Royals re- hits, struck out one and in the fifth on Jerry Narrons by Cliff Johnson the fifth RBI double. Damaso Gar- mained three games behind walked none before getting Angels I, Rangers I Brewers I, Twlni 7 cia s RBI single and a pair df first-place California in the relief help in the ninth from. ANAHEIM. Calif. - unearned runs MILWAUKEE -T Gorman American League's West Rich Gossage, who recorded Carney Lansford's three-run Thomas slugged a three-run Division The Angels, who de- his 17th save John was 20-7 in Indian* 4, Oriolei 3 homer keyed a six-run fifth shot in the first inning and feated Texas 6-1. host Kansas 1977 with the Los Angeles Oriole. 3, ladltnl 1 inning and Dave Frost threw Don Money's sixth-inning ~6ity in- a three game series DsdgeM of^the National 8ALT4MORK—. Mike-. ,i M>I IIIIIIT as iiV Cililfiinii pineh -single- .sewed-tfce-fa- beginning tonight League Flanagan gained his 23rd vic- Angels beat the Texas ahe'ad run. leading the 'Mil Winner Marty Pattin, 5-2. Toronto took a 1-0 lead in tory with ninth-inning relief Rangers waukee Brewers over the fell behind 1-0 in the second the first on RicoCartvs RBI help from Don Stanhouse as' Frost, 16-S, allowed Texas' Minnesota Twins inning when Jeff Newman doubled, advanced on a grounder and scored on Jim Essian s sacrifice fly George Brett led off the Expos, Pirates to do battle; Royals' four-run fourth with his 23rd homer Pete LaCock singled with one out and went to third on Amos Otis' double NL East hopes ride on result With two down. Frank White grounded to Gross, the ball 'continued i their National League West lead to 1' i games over the Astros, skipping under the third Parrish Hied to right then scored on a squeeze bunt single by The Astro?, who lake their pennanl hopes on the road (or baseman's glove (or an error, Speier the final seven games of the season, left nine runners stranded enabling LaCock and Otis to Lee sacrificed and Jerry White singled lo score Speier. including a bases-loaded situation in the fourth inning score making it 6-2 ( incinnati closes out the regular season with six home games White stole second. U.L. Cincinnati 6 big fourth inning came with two out after Ray APMWM ' • Redi 7. Aitroi 1 •' Washington walked and Kmght hnriiinglcdfoimv Johnny Beneli with the Reds' second DON'T LOOK NOW — California Angel centerfielder Rick Miller can't seem tofind HOUSTON -- The Cincinnati Reds combined a two-run Willie Wilson lined a run- run of Ihe game the ball hit by Texas Ranger Bump Wills for a double In Anaheim, Calif. Right triple by Dave Collins and a controversial call al home plate scoring single to conclude the fielder Larry Harlow has a better idea of where the ball is. into a five-run fourth inning lo defeat Houston and stretch Plate umpire Joe West ruled catcher Luis Pujols bobbled the ball on an attempted tag. allowing Knight to score the third run on whal would have been the third out of the inning Colling then tripled to the ngpt-field wall, scoring Heity Cruz and Frank Pastore. and Collins also scored on the play Major League Box Scores when Rafael Landestoy s throw to the plate, dribbled a few feet to Pujols' right Collins narrowly beat the lunging, diving PITTSBURGH FIRST GAME TiXAS CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY OAKLAND NEW YORK TORONTO CINCINNATI HOUSTON •brhbi CLEVELAND lag by the catcher • ibrhkl ibihbl ab r h bi ab r h bl ab r h bl •I ab r h bl t Rlvcri cf 4 0 10 KM,ii. i a 4 i t o Wilson It 5 0 11 Htndrsrt II 3 Moreno cf S 1 0 0 O*Jesus ss t 0 i 0 ab r h bl Collins rf 4 112 Put)I Cf Ceorge Foster clubbed a solo home run for Cincinnati in Murcer cf S 1 I 0 AGfif*in .s ISM) | Wills 7b * a i o Lanilrd 3b 4 1 1 3 McRie dh 4 0 10 I iMu.i., Cf 4 Doyle 2b 4 0 0 0 Bailor rt Foli SS 2 10 1 A 0 0 0 Blair cl CRenlds ss AOIIver It 4 130 Garrdn 4 0 0 0 CBreil 3d S 1 I 1 n> .•• 11u dh 4 • l.tfiip* ID 10 0 0 vtlei ib Parker rt 4 110 BillMI g ca AS Morgan it, , dun. 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It n »i« U1 . M rl , UU 0 0 DETROIT I05TON ^ Htm rorn S39 \1 vafent.n rt 4 2)0 Andtnn rf ) i I 0 . jhos.i dn i a 0 a Chicago 71 77 »3 16 ab r h bl Otlroil 83 73 S3! IB Parrisn 3b 4 110 Bowa tt 4 0 10 p-uiit ft i 1 1 0 EMurrv lb 3 0 2 0 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Races Buriesn ss 3 Ntw York S6 98 164 i' . A1 Ion oh 0 0 0 0 Ch.sm lb > 0 0 0 Cleveland n 76 S10 1\- I Speier a i 1 1 3 Espinosi p 0 0 0 0 Snertior ?tj 3 WIST AMERICAN LEAGUE .Al.ndr t J U 0 0 Roenick if 4 0 0 0 Toronto S2 104 i3l 49 BLee o 4 0 11 McKnn ph 10 0 0 Dwver ph 1 Cincinnali H H K4 - WEST TCo> It 3 0 0 1 LMav dh Mil 1 WEST Bird p 0 0 0 0 nmrs 3 0 10 Pap> 2b 0 Houston B6 69 SIS I J I L Pet, Gl oh 10 0 0 BSrtMh 2b 3 0 0 0 California 11 n MS - McCrvrph 1 0 0 0 Tn- 3sn lb 10 10 Lot Anoelei Jt M 48/ M California I 71 542 — Dauer Jb 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 12 T4 »* 1 Eastwck p 0 0 0 0 Aocknfs c Games Played Weekend of Sept. 29 San Francisco 4f B' 442 IV Kansas City II1 74 523 3 Krnchc 3t> 3 0 10 Minnesota II 75 519 i McBridPh 1117 JeMris dh Sap Diego 6S 91 ,417 23 Minnesota VI Dempsv c 4 0 2 1 1 Ttia. S00 7 Saucier p 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 61 92 .399 IS ) ToUl 11 1 10 1 ARilrgt Jb 2 tl I 0 Dtadlfr* Thursday, Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. Ch.c*HO '*} It GMadx Ph 10 0 0 CALIFORNIA tfl-HOME Id' Tail* 0 0 Ulunlav'i Gamei (1). Sepi 23, Kansas City 13), Scot 74,7S. 000 000 100- 1 Sfatlle Total it J u ; Total H « 9 4 Mnkwk 3b Pittsburgh 4, Chuaao i 16 AWAY (1) Teias 13). StPt 18, 29. 30 011 001 001- J Oakland 53 103 340 37 Montreal 1» 102 110— 1 Wagner M St Louis 6), New York}] H R ER BB SO • clinched c Philadelphia OH 821 MO- I KANSAS CITV (M-HOME (JJ Oak Gre*ne ph I0O0 Philadelphia 9 2. Montreal • l in game land 13). Sept !fl. 29. 30 AWAY (41 Oak Cleveland E-Schmidt LOB-Monlreal 11. Phila OBerr* c 10 innings' Saturday's Games land Mi. Sept 73, California 131 Sepi la, Pillner L ft i delphia 1 IB-BLtt, Pent, Tnllo, Valtn Baltimore Total nin Tslal Atlanta 10, San Francisco I . New York J, Toronto 4 tine 7 UN Dimwn 1 (751. SPtier (61, IS, 26 HouslonJ, Cincinnati 1 lanagn w 11 8 Detroit 000 000 100- Oeiroit at Boston, ppd rain Mr. Bnde M7i SB—wnite 7 Valentine S- MINNESOTA (7)-HOME 16) CftiCBOO Boston San Diego 10, Los Ang*ie. S Minnesota b, Milwaukee 3 BLte 131. Sepi 71. 26. 27. Milwaukee 13), Sept. 900 001 01.- Yeilertfav'i Gamei California J. Taaai t tl* H ft EH II SO 20,29. 30 AWAY lt| Milwaukee ft I. Sepi Montreal 1, Philadelohla 4 Oakland!. KinsasCitvQ Montreal 23 Si Louis h New York 4,10 inmnos Cleveland T, Baltimore i, 1st game BLee W.I6 10 9 4 4 4 23 San Francisco 2, Atlanta 1 Cleveland al Baltimore, 2nd gams, NATIONAL LEAGUE Pillsburght.ChicagoO ppd . ram Espmos L.I4 12 5 3 3 0 EAST Cincinnati?. Houston 1 Seattleft, Chicag o 4 Montreal 92 60 606 - C.B.S. SUPERMARKET Los Angeles i, San Dieao 2 Yfliierdav'i Games PittlDurgh 9] 61 .601 1 Today i Cimti New York 7, Toronto S PITTSBURGH 1?) HOME (8) Mont 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG New York (Swan 12-U) at Chicago Boston 2 2, Detroit 1-3. 2nd game 10 real (4), Sept 24 <2i is, 7s. $t Louts in, (Lamp 11-91, 2:Mp,m Sept 17, Chicago 131, Scot IB. 29. 10 High School TIE Montreal (Schatieder 1D-4 and May Cleveland 4 1, Baltimore 3 3 AWAY (li Chicago ii), StPt 23 MINNESOTA MILWAUKEI 10 Ji at Pittsburgh (Ellis 31 and Blylevcn Milwaukee B. Minnesota' MOr^TR.EAL (lO)-hOME (31, Phila D MrrJdletown North D MatawanReg D 11 ••) i t OSo.m. California6. Ttxai l ahrftkl Rivira If 6 2 3 1 Mohtor 7b 4 110 delphia (3). StPt 28, 79, 30 AWAY (7) Houston (Williams *•* and Forsch 11-6) Kansas Citv 4. Oakland 1 D Tfl North • Middlelown South • Smallev ss 5 I 1 0 Bando dh 1 1 1 0 Philadelphia (D.Scpl 73, Pittsburgh it). al Atlanta (MtWilliamt 2-1 and Solomon Seattle a. Chicago 3 PICK-IT JoMrlv dh J 0 1 1 Money dh 2 0 11 SCPI 24 12), 23.2b Atlanta (7). StPl 1717) • Neptune D Wall Twp D 6UM.6 3Spm 1 TMay'l Gimt • Godwn dft 1111 Cooper lb 4 10 0 WEST SI Louis (Vuckovich 14-10) at Philadel- Kansas City IGura 11-11) at California D OceanTwp D Ward dh 1 0 1 0 Thomaicl 4 12 3 Cincinnati 87 68 361 *- • Raman phia (Larch 10-12), 7 ii am (Ryan 15 13). 10 Mpm RJcksn It) 6 0 10 Oglivie It 10 2 1 Houston. H U ill 1 JERSEY NUMBER GAME • Long Branch • Manalapan D Only games SIHMUIK) Only game scheduled Avnegar i J 1 } 1 Leicanorf 3 10 1 CINCINNATI [7)-rHOME (6) San Die- Tam«xr«w'i Oanwi SO (1), Sepi 21 2&, 27, Atlanta (3), StPt Tomwtow'i Gamei OEdwrdct 3 0 0 0 Yount |f 3 V 1 0 Pick any three numbers — you can play D Shore Reg D Marlboro ' O New York at Chicago, 1,1 P m Toronto at Boston, 1 30 p m 18, 79. 30. AWAY II)' Houston (1), Sept 73 Norwod rf 4 0 12 Gantnr 3b 10 12 Houilon at Atlanta. 1 )|pm Dcli-oit.it Baltimore, 1 JOn m D RumsorvFH D Long Branch O Castmo 3b S 0 1 0 CMoore c 4 12 0 HOUSTON (8)—HOME Ml Cincinnati from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week Montreal al Pittsburgh. J:3Sem. Cleveland at New Yorh.Bp m ID, Sept. 13 AWAY (7) Atlanta H),Sept Randall 2b 5 110 D Red Bank D Manasquan D Si Louts al Philadelphia, ?:3JP m. Seattle al Milwaukee, 6 Jt) D m 14 (71. IS, 2b, Los Angeles til. Sept IB, 29. Total 42 7 16 7 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Chicago at Minnesota. B J0P m TaUl 11 8 111 D PomlBoro SanDitgoat Cincinnati.I OJP m Mil 30 D Asbury Park D Los Anotlts at San Francisco, 10 34 Oakland at Teias, B 3S o m 001 014 000 7 Milwaukee IN 001 Hi— I D Freehold Twp • Keyport " D Kansas City al California, 10 JQP m CONSTRUCT A DFCK RFMODFI A BATHROOM • Keansburg O Holmdel "' • • • ParamusCalh D Mater Dei •D D Manchester • Red Bank Catholic D Shopsmith Challenges You • Si Thomas • Si JohnVianney D D Point Beach D Freehold D To Lean More About How To Protect The • Jackson Twp • Brick Twp D Colleges NewTCfT Q Princeton D Rutgers Value Of Your Home Pro Games That's right, you'll learn why over 325,000 •• Giants • New Orleans x American homeowners have found a perfect solution to combat the high cost of home D Miami • Jets repair and improvement. 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MY DEAR READERS: For "white butter": One cup sweet milk, one pound Son in hair-growing contest Aren't food prices soaring these days? Well, here's a margarine, one package unflavored gelatin. Warm small reminder of one more way to fight inflation, and that's in the amount of milk and dissolve gelatin, mixing until thickened. dairy case. Add all ingredients and beat at a low speed and increase to If you're like me, you love the taste of good, country fresh high speed when all ingredients are fully mixed. Should take Dear Ann Landers; Our shoulders like a girl's Is not Heavenly Father: Give me to turn the place upside butter, but oh-h-h the price we have to pay for it now. Even fifteen to thirty minutes. You cannot fry with this butter, son Jerry, age 16, Is engaged one of the four freedoms." me the patience of Job, the down looking for a document margarine isn't to be sneezed at. So here's what to do to though, as the gelatin thickens and burns. In a hair-growing contest Jerry Insists that how a memory of an elephant, and that is in his pocket. And have your butter and be able to pay for it, too." Here's a tasty one. Use margarine, canned milk and salt. with a friend of his, although person wears Us hair is his the hide of a rhinoceros. I above all, I pray thee, keep Purchase a pound of butter {ouch) and a pound of soft Mix margarine at medium speed and add four tablespoons of he has yet to own up to it. The own personal business. My could also use four more my ears from turning red margarine icheapest brand available or diet works fine) and milk at a time and beat thoroughly. boy looks terrible. I'm husband said, "As long as hands to answer three phones when he swears at his vice let them sit out on the cabinet until they reach room tem- Repeat until the can of milk has been absorbed. Then add ashamed to admit he's ours. you live under this roof and I at once and an extra one to president, lies to his wife and perature. salt to taste and beat again. To further tempt your taste buds, A few dayi ago, Jerry's feed and clothe you, It's MY keep my boss from throwing tells his banker a whopper. — Dullness, too." a lighted match in a waste- With your electric mixer, mix the butter and margarine add a little butter flavoring. father ordered him to get • Nameless, Of Course (I Love until smooth Then add a little butter flavoring and enough haircut. Jerry said he'd think basket filled with paper. Help This recipe doubles the quantity; it's delicious and I am enclosing a recent My Job) milk to reach the consistency you desire creamy, has a good consistency and really tastes like freshly about It. Yesterday was his picture of Jerry so you can me, Lord, keep me calm Letlt stand until quite soft and then whip it again and put churned butter. deadline - and still no hair- see how grubby he looks. when Mr. CEO gives me a Squad meets :o containers:—!— To add a little spice in your life, you might want to try cut. So, this morning his Please referee this one, Ana. four-page letter that made The result is delicious butter that's always soft and ready father went to Jerry's It's — Noisy In Our House me miss my train because it UNION BEACH - The these. Union Beach First Aid Squad to spread. Divide the butter into portions and to one portion, add bedroom with s pair of shears Dear Noisy: I thought HAD TO go out tonight - but Now if you're dieting and this sounds just too full of (the boy was still asleep), fighting about hair went out he forgot to sign it before he will meet tonight at 8 o'clock garlic powder or onions to taste, and beat thoroughly. De-' here in the Squad building, calories, try whipping a pound of diet margarine with one cup licious on garlic bread. and whacked off several in the 60s, but obviously I'm left the office. Dear Lord, of water and a dash of salt (Note: unless specified, these chunks of hair on the sides mistaken. still my tongue when he asks 310 Park Ave. New members Add honey to another batch for eating on those hot are needed. recirxjs call for firm stick margarine — not tube or softened.) biscuits, or even pancakes or waffles in the morning. Be sure and In the front. The picture was a big help. Really increases the margarine and decreases the calories. and label these containers, as I'm sure the family might not Jerry woke up and I can see why you are Since we all have different tastes, you might want to try enjoy "garlic toast" for breakfast. hollered blue murder. He ashamed to claim Jerry. I some of the following "stretchers" as well. You'll find by stretching the butter and margarine some screamed about the four free- can also understand why your Whip margarine (room temperature) at low speed with become lighter in color, so just add a few drops of yellow food doms, human rights and the husband went berserk. But — Now thru Oct. 2nd your electric mixer until light and fluffy. Add one cup of cold coloring during the mixing period. Soviet Union. I never saw the dad should have hauled the buttermilk in a slow steady stream while the margarine is Hope this helps stretch your food dollar just a little further boy so mad. His father kid to the barber and insisted mixing After completely mixed, whip it at a high speed fora and that you enjoy the end result as much as I have. screamed back, "Letting on a compromise trim. That minute or two I want you to know I love you all dearly. — Heloise your hair grow down to your Delilah number was out of "FAMILY line. Dear Ann Landers: A while back you devoted near- REUNION" ASK DR. BROTHERS ly an entire column to "A Secretary's Prayer." Well, I In The Upstairs Bar am a secretary who has a prayer, too. It's one I com- Blowing off about the weather posed last week when I was so mad I thought I'd bust. Please print It. - Member Of By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS cern to those in the paths of a ing part of man's suffering at routine im our daily lives. sense of concern for those Seraphlcs, N.Y. Man is probably never storm than just frustration or the vagaries of nature results While many individuals adapt who have suffered the Dear Member: What a more helpless than in the excitement. Seventy-nine from the sense of loss. While easily to any situation, others greater hardships manifests great group! I spoke to the midst of climatic dis- years ago, Galveston, Texas, it usually is possible for most find the slightest deviation itself among most individ- Seraphic Society at a beau- turbances. Whether they are underwent a hurricane that persons to seek shelter and from their normal activities uals. In effect, they benefit tiful luncheon several years HIGH WA Y 35 EA TONTO WN called hurricanes, typhoons, for ferocity has yet to be ri- safety for themselves, there upsetting. The stress and ten- from such reaction as they ago and loved it. Here's your tornadoes, williwaws or valed. The damages ran into is little protection for their sion of an unexpected change turn their emotions and prayer: 542-0800 whatever, people are at the millions of dollars, but of material possessions. The can lead to high levels of anx- thoughts outward and away mercy of the atmospheric more consequence was the trauma of returning to an in-' iety and possibly even panic from their own problems. furies. As has been said, eve- loss of an estimated 6,000 undated or razed home, the in the more emotionally un- Man, unlike the instinctive ryone complains about the lives. There have been nu- loss of a car or boat or any- stable. animals, can understand and My husband doesn't see that weather but no one ever does merous occasions during the thing for which one has There are, however, rationalize the processes that anything about it. Actually, years since when the hur- worked and sacrificed can be positive aspects of a common create whatever natural dis- much of me the only thing most people ricane months of September deep and long-lasting. danger. People are more in- order interferes with life. ran do is rage as fiercely as and October have witnessed Another aspect of such clined to help one another, Fortunately, that mental ap- "My story probably sounds a lot like the storm they are enduring. great destruction and death climatic travails is the dis- recogniiing that their ex- preciation allows man as well yours. over vast areas of the Carib- Trying everything to lose The psychological effects^ ruption occasioned in peo- periences or discomforts are to adjust psychologically anything. of such monumental weather" bean and United States. ple's lives, no matter how mutual and their methods of before, during and after a From fast diets to fad diets, conditions are many The in- Possibly the most depress- brief. Most of us are used to coping are ineffectual. A crisis. but nothing seemed to work. itial reaction is one of frus- All I'd ever lose was my tration. Short of securing patience. Then I discovered Lean their homes and persons as CONTACT LENSES Line. much as possible, individuals Where they take a can do nothing to prevent the Contact lenses are available for the correction Carf I. Quaplw, psychological approach devastation that a storm such of nearsightedness, farsightedness and R.P. - to losing weight with as Hurricane David leaves in astigmatism. THE OLD ME Lean ^^ ^.^^ its wake. The feeling of use- university-tested "Behavior Modification SOME MEDICINES Techniques". lessness is compounded by These techniques are backed up by an anxiety over what is coming BAUSH & LOMB - AMSOF NEED SPECIAL easy-to-live-with diet that even lets me eat and how Serious it will be. AMERICAN OPTICAL PROTECTION spaghetti, bagels, lox and peanut butter. On .the other hand, at such it all helped me become the woman You know what happens to • delicious cusUrd If that I am today. a time of stress, those active- you permit it to be exposed for some time In a warm Lean Line also includes an optional nutrition ly engaged in service or place. It can turn into a dangerous killer. Therefore, education and exercise program that made their way rescue often undergo a eupho- • The no boiling you refrigerate custards to prevent this. Many medi- the only way for me to lose weight. cines must be protected against a similar change or So join Lean Line today. ric exhilaration _ that lenses they too can be harmful. motivates and sustains' them And yourtnends won't be seeing as much of you • Above +6.50 Rx as they used to." during the dangers. Slightly higher Pharmacists are tought at college how to store all medicines and to date those which lose potency after a Undw tw IIMW rmltvkojrm ||M»IIH 01 AfnoM lamnM RvD.'-Pn**Mor ftu*i Weather extremes affect certain time. Some of them must be kept away from ' various persons with" dif- heat or light. Others we keep refrigerated till ready Bring In tfcfcad to anv Lean line diss «ad save ferent emotions. While the 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD for use. when dispensing such medicines which are •3.00 wfcea le^N at re-reqirtcrhg. subject to change we will always inform you If there majority of people may be ON SOFT LENSES are any precautions you must observe. For rtiixM in your town calk tremulous of the horrors of a ivf Ihem Of ynuf money fully mluncird On leP major storm, there are those YOUR'DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yoy u who thrill to the challenge; • "EXTENDED WEAR cur****I--.-«.««*, neeed a medicinedii . PiPick up your prescriptioiti n if they undergo an emotional shoppinping nearby, or we will deliver promptly • HARD LENS .««tw $55. P,. withouithtt extrt a chargeh . A great many peoplle thrill — an excitement — entrust us with their prescriptions. May we • GAS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS MM $75. . Clim* mniughout Ntw York NM _ THE NEW from the unusual situation. pr compound yours? FlonA Ccyvwcttcul Anton* These are the personality EXAMINATIONS, FITTING, ADJUSTMENT KM, MARGE GEFFNER types who flock to disaster COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP C ARE •UTHWnBOIITllllUTMFOIHOUITHmWYrMiUCTI Expires Oclobe* 1.1079 scenes, deriving a vicarious S40. ADDITIONAL "high" from a supposedly Shrewsbury Pharmacy daring exposure to danger. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS DR. JEROME WILDMAN BROAD ST. 741-4*74 SHREWSBURY —nwimmipii»»m»»«n.i»««niIM to a t: II u The realities of such hur- , OPTOMETRIST PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY fof further InlornwUon or Tkv.atii! ricanes as David are suffi- 654 Niwnun Springs Rd. cient, to cause greater psy- Llncrott, N.J. e* 842-6600 chological and physical con- v Lasher-Robertson SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 [fejly Register 13 HAZLET-In St. John'i United Methodist Church Richards-Quilty here Sept. 3, Helenanne Dorothy Robertson, daughter of Mrs. Donald Robertson, and David James Richards were married and Mrs. Richard, reside in Laurence Har- 162 Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, Aug. 25 during a ceremony conducted in St. t)0T Keane-Schneckenberger and the late Mr. Robertson, Ann Roman Catholic Church by the Rev. was married to U. S. Air Edward Strano. There was a reception in the BELFORD—In St. Clement's Episcopal Force 1st Lt. Gary Eugene West Keansburg Firehouse. Church here Aug. 25, Jo-Anne Barbara Lasher, son of Mr. and Mrs The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Schneckenberger, daughter of Mrs. Betty Robert Lasher of Pompano Michael Quilty, 157 Seeley Ave., and the Schneckenberger, 166 Waterview Ave., was Beach, Fla. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. David William married to U. S. Marine Corps Corp. Kevin The Rev. Norman R. Riley Richards, 16 Beechwood Ave., and the late Paul Keane, son of Mrs. Rosemary Keane, 14 officiated at the ceremony, Mr. Richards. Roop Ave., Leonardo, and the late Donald which was followed by a re- Attending the bride were Teresa Sullivan, Keane. ception in the Shadowbrook, maid of honor, Mrs. Theresa McDonnell, The Rev. Myles J Gill officiated at the Shrewsbury HELENANNE LASHER Patricia Quilty, Maureen Quilty, Debra Quil- nuptial Mass, which-was followed by a recep- Attending the bride were ty, Ann-Marie Bassi and Rosemary McDon- tion in the Rum Runner, Sea Bright. Catherine Ann Robertson, employed as executive secre- nell. Denise McDonnell and James Lo Biondo Attending the bride were Judie Trahim, maid of honor, Maureen P. tary to the chairman of the were flower girl and page. ,_ matron of honor, Patt Schneckenberger and Shelton, Marion Ives and Ro- board of Continental Tele- Mrs. Richards was graduated from Ellen Chad wick berta A. Vogel. Jeremy phone Corp , New York Keansburg High School and Wilfred Lance Cpl. Keith Keane was best man and Michael Kartnel was ring Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture. Mr. the ushers were Michael and Andrew Duda. Lt. Lasher was awarded a Richards attended Raritan High School, b in eleC Hazlet. • MR. AND MRS. DAVID RICHARDS —The bride and bridegroom were gradu- ** r,"orlfe De Filippo was *^°J±J*W*L , - ated from Middletown Township High School. best man. Ushers were She is employed at Prown's, Red Bank. Cpl. Charles J. Robertson, Donald Rensselaer Polytechnic In- resumes Keane is stationed at Camp LeJeune, North stitute, Troy, N. Y. and ii , CORP. AND MRS. KEVIN KEANE M. Robertson and Tracy John Carolina. D. Robertson. stationed at Shaw Air Force rOf SeC/SOD GOODfVEAR Mrs. Lasher wat gradu- NEW MONMOUTH-St. Y IT WITH CONHMNCE. #DBIVI IT WITH CONMXNd ated from Syracuse (N. Y.) Lt. and Mrs. Lasher went Marys PTA will hold its first Morcm-Voell University, where she ma- to Europe on their honey- meeting of the season jored in foreign languages moon and plan to make their Wednesday at 8 p.m. here in OUR BEST and education. She has been home in Atlanta. Ga. COLTS NECK-The marriage of Shrewsbury. Memorial Hall. Kathleen Lois Voell and James Donald Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Moran was solemnized Aug. 25 during a nup- Lester Robert Voell, 62 Hosford Ave., POLYGLAS TIRE tial Mass celebrated in St. Mary's Roman Leonardo, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moran, Anemia-Mitchell Catholic Church by the Rev. William Bausch 60 Morris Ave., Belford. MIDDLETOWN-The alumni of Middletown Town- There was a reception in the Shadowbrook, Karen Leslie Voell was maid of honor. marriage of Janice Ellen ship High School. She is a NOW Also attending the bride were Karen Voell, Mitchell and Joseph John graduate also of Gettysburg F78/14 Claudia Frank, Colleen Daly, Judy Wit Anania Jr. took place Sept. 15 (Pa.) College and is an OA00 terschein, Michelle Johnson and Karen John- in Westminster Presbyterian elementary school teacher BLACK son. Susan Orie was flower girl. Church. The Rev. Harlan C. employed at the Asher W • f.ET. Mark Farrell was best man and the Durfee, pastor, and the Rev. Holmes School, Marlboro. J78/1 90 ushers were Paul Karrell, Robert Johnson, James* M. Clarkof St. John Vianney High School, WHITE 306 John Johnson, David Voell and John Johnson Mr. Anania was graduated F.ET. Holmdel, officiated. There from Villanova (Pa.) Univer- 39 Jr. was a reception' in Molly sity and is a public accoun- Cynthia Spearin was soloist and flutist Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. tant with Coopers & Lybrand, 678/14 was Mary McPhee. 00 Parents of the couple are Newark. WHITE 253 Mr. and Mrs. James Hamil- 42 F.ET. Mrs. Moran attended Bemidji (Minn.) State College and was graduated from St. ton Mitchell, 2 The Vista, and After a wedding trip to lZOMt»MlkSt..MlHk Catherine College in St. Paul, Minn. She Is a Mr. and Mrs. Anania ST., 4 Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. |Cn« ll PMI1 SI | 741 0414 department manager at Hahne's, Monmouth Nassau Place. Anania reside in Red Bank. JANICE ANANIA LANES Inc. Mall; Eatontown. Mrs Channing Irwin was - Mr. Moran received a BS degree in en- matron of honor. vironmental biology from Cook College of Bridesmaids were Jeanne Rutgers University, New Brunswick, and is a Shelke. Cheryl. Richard and laboratory technician at Mason and Hanger, Caryn Crim. Leonardo,« division of the Environmental William C. Anania was Protection Agency. best man. Ushers were An- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit additional line; $6.00 for 10 days. $2 00 each additional MR. AND MRS. JAMES MORAN After a wedding trip to Bermuda and thony Anania, James S. organizations. Rates 12.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1 00 line. Deadline noon 2 days before publication Call The Cape Cod, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Moran reside Mitchell and Stephen Wavro. each additional line; 13.00 for two -days, $1.25 each Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary in Eatontown. Mr. and Mrs. Anania are additional line; $5.00 for three to five days, $1 50 each SEPTEMBER 29 MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE... Qualified persons to Fair Haven Ladies Auxiliary. Fair Haven Fire- assist senior citizens in filing various forms (tax, S.S , house, River Rd.. Fair Haven, sponsoring a Flea Wed 60 years ins., medical, etc.) Service free of charge. Call 291-0485 Market, Sept. 29, rain date, Oct 6.10 a m -4 p m. Space: THERMA TITE $5.00. Reservations: 842-0638. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, from 9 am.-12 noon. NOW THRU NOVEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 30 INSULATION Monmouth Museum — "Smoke Signals to Satel- Safety Fair. Little Silver Firehouse, Prospect *ve., lite: A Story of Telecommunications", weekend films 1:30 to 4:30, demonstrations & safety information on Included in admission, Tues. - Sat., 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. many topics such as bicycle* road safety, poison Sun., 1-5 p.m. Adults: (1.30, children 75'. Information plants, household chemicals. Tire, etc Fpr all ages. ~CAN SAVE" 747-2266. Free admission SEPTEMBER 24,25, U, 17 SEPTEMBER 30-OCTOBER 4 MAECOM Fall Term classes begins week of Sept. Northern Cluster United Methodist Churches spon- 24. Register Now. For information call 542-3439. sors a Deeper Life Mission with Ik William Parkes of YOU ENERGY England. Services nightly at 8. Sept 30 to Oct H Old SEPTEMBER 14 First Church. Locust Ave., West Long Branch Teaching Auditions for Choraliers of Ealontown, will be held sessions, Oct. 1-4 10:30 a.m., Asbury Church. Atlantic at 7:30 p.m. at Woodmere School, Raleigh Court, AVP. long Branch S $ Eatontown. Men's voices especially needed. Informa- tion, 544-1013. OCTOBER 1 CALL SEPTEMBER 25 Art Alliance classes are beginning their Fall season Monmouth Civic Chorus holding auditions for Dec. at 101 Monmouth St.. Red Bank Water color, oil, 2 presentation of Handel's "Judas Maccabaeus, " Tues- drawing, printmaking and experiences in art for chil- 531-0008 (DAYS) 222-9449 day eves. Sept. 4, 11, IB, 25, 7:15 p.m., Embury dren. Call Gertrude Pezzutti, 842-5672 Methodist Church, Little Silver. More information call FOR A FREE ESTIMATE George Sumrall, 922-3177 or Roxie Seiple, 531-5232. OCTOBER 4 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH THOMAS The Women's Resource & Survival Center is Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 sponsoring a Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's. Palmer KEANSBURG-Mr. and Cocktail Dance at the Magnolia Inn, Rt. 79, Matawan, Ave., Keansburg at 7:30 p.m. For further information or Mrs. Joseph Thomas, 11 8:30 p.m. For information call 739-3867. advance tickets, 2644111. Leroy Place, were feted Sept. WEIGHT WATCHERS'... THE TOTAL PROGRAM! SEPTEMBER » & OCTOBER I 8 in honor of their 60th wed- Children's Chorus of the Monmouth Conservatory OCTOBER6 ding anniversary. Con- of Music begins its 11th season. Auditions at 7 p.m., 7th Annual Flea Market at Lincroft Presbyterian gratulations were received Join Now! Church of The Nativity, Hance Rd., Fair Haven. Chil- Church, West Front St., and Everett Rd.. Lincroft. 10 from President Jimmy dren eligible from fourth to eight grade. Director Felix a.m.-4p.m. Rain date, Oct. 13th. Spaces $5 Re- Carter. Molzer, former director of Vienna Choir Boys. Call freshments available. Spaces or information: 842-3476 The celebrants have two 741-8880. • • or 842-3968. sons, Joseph Thomas of 7 PTA Flea Market at Thorne Junior High. Murphy SEPTEMBER 25, OCTOBER S Lcroy Place, in whose home Road, Port Monmouth, 10 to 4 train. Oct. 13). Single The Monmouth Hills Chapter of Sweet Adelines the party for some 50 persons space, $5; double, $10. Call671-5444or671-1830 was held, and George Thom- meets every Tuesday in Middletown Township Com- as, Union City. munity Center, Rt. 35 & Kings Highway, at 8 p.m. St. Agnes Parish of Atlantic Highlands. Thtrd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Singers welcome. Annual Italian Night, 8 p.m. Music by Valentino's Four have 11 grandchildren and . , SEPTEMBER 26 Tunes & A Vibe. For information or tickets call 291-4959 four great-grandchildren. Chinese Auction to be held at Buck Smith's, 8 p.m. or 872-1490. $2.00 donation, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary Port PTA Flea Market'at Thorne Junior High, Murphy Bayards Monmouth First Aid Squad. Road, Port Monmouth. 10 to 4 (rain, Oct. 13) Single I thought I woi bom lo b* chvbbf. But on MW VMght Wmiohl Wahhrt otfowi you oil thl% for lunch. II i space, $5; double, $10. Call671-5444or 671-1830. Watchfw Program...you don thav to itoy that way! more then /uif carrof iflcfctI 1 The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers Why it tttt Program so successful? Because Wetahl first, there's the famous Eating Plon Scientifically de- free introductory presentations with a color film every feted on Watchers tackle* your weight problem in throw differ- signed to help you lose wwght while enjoying a wide The River Plaza School PTA Fair, Ocl 6. from 10 ent woysl variety of food*1 Throe; meals a day plus snoots) Wed. 1 & 8 p.m. Location, 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school on Hubbard Ave. Games, anniversary 747-7035. pony rides, moon walk, penny candy guessing game. baked goods, plants, ceramics, woodcraft, arts and SEPTEMBER 17 EAST KEANSBURG - crafts, food, T-shirt contest and prizes QUEST — Weekly forum for single, divorced and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bayard widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Sr., 28 Baldwin Ave,. were Flea Market. Beach Hut parking lot, Front St.. honored on the occasion of Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 p.m. Union Beach Space $5.00. Bring your own table. In- their 25th wedding an- Donation $3.00. formation call 264-3354, sponsored by Democratic Club of Union Beach. niversary at a surprise out- SEPTEMBER z» door party held at the home Frogtown Frolic Pet Show & Fair (MCOSSt. OCTOBER 7 of Mrs. Bayard's sister, Mrs. Special attraction Batman & Robin, Cross Farm, Rt. Betty Ann Gumbrecht, 21 Liberty Hose Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Flea 520, Holmdel, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date, Sun. Sept. 30. Market at the Liberty Hose Firehouse, Hwy. 36. Key- Thorne Place, New Mon- For more information call 747-1204, Ex t. 72. mouth. port. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date Oct 14 Spaces $5 00, tables, $7.00 For reservations call 739-2182 or 264-5145 Hosts were the couple's Calico Fair Christ Church, 92 Kings Highway. Middletown, 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Delicious baked goods, .children Lynda and John Vou can of to do ffce Pf WTIP •" Fenonat Uottitm nWgfrt MWchen it hm It • /u«' fMrrWng to oat »•#»§*- OCTOBER 14 Bayard, at home. One hun- ffofiJtsforrtflcl Wy. fhe way thin people eaf. Vbv ought to try 111 and beautiful needlework & crafts. Antique cars and 1 Bus Trip to see the play "Dracula' on Broadway dred friends and relatives at- 5econd. the new ondaxcitingeMefawpton Optional Third, the JWsonot Actwn Plan" >bu II loom how to silent auction, too! Games, refreshments, children's Easy- And fun. Combine PCPSTEP" with the Eating Plan be >n control How to foce challenges that tempt you corner & Roaring Twenties Review at 7 and 9 P.M. Price of $23.00 includes good seat and fare. Bus leaves 1 tended, including Mrs. and you could lose weight o little faster! to overeat How to stay slender' p.m. from Red Oak Diner. Hazlet, sponsored by Joseph O'Neill of Maryland, St, Dorothea's Guild, Broad St., Eatontown. spon- Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital and Mr. and Mrs. Paul WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? soring a Flea Market, Sept. 29. Rain date Oct. 6,9 A.M. Reservations: 264-6346 Homlish and Mr. and Mrs. B. to 3 P.M. Space: $5.00. Reservations: 542 1168,229-6206. J. Smith, both couples of OCTOBER 21 Dover, Del. Lose Weight In A New Place: Flea Market, Port Monmouth School PTA, Hwy. 36 B'nai Brith Women Ayelet Chapter Flea Market, HAZLET It Main St., Port Monmouth, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Spaces: Sun.. Oct. 21. Strathmore Shopping Center. Rt. 34, Playschool open The Faith Reformed Church $5.00. Rain date Oct. 6. Reservations: 787-0982. Matawan. $7.50 for double parking space. Rain date Oct. for 4-year-olds 215 Middle Road The Guild of Creative Art will sponsor "Artist in 28. Call 739-1917 or 566-3486. Wednesday Evening* at 7:30 P.M. the Round" outdoor festival featuring demonstrations LONG BRANCH - YMCA FUN FOR FITNESS sponsored by the and exhibitions in all media by well known local artists. Community YMCA, Red Bank. Starts 12 noon at Sesame Street Junior, a play- Portfolio sale. Indoors in case of rain. Call 741-1441. school for 4-year-old children For Classes Nearest You Call WEIGHT Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. Events: 13 conducted in Long Branch Pancake Breakfast sponsored by Monmouth Hills mile run. 10,000 meter run and one-mile family fun run. PHONE 364-5511 or Toll Free (800)242-5866 WATCHERS Awards. Pre-registration by Oct. 17. Adults $350, Senior High School, 3S1 West- Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., 8 a.m.-l p.m. $2.00, r wood Ave., 'will open Oct. 9 (OFFER VALID ONLY IN AREA 31, N.J.)) JJ***' VJ" \T Hendrickson's Old Wagon Farm, Hwy. 35, Holmdel, children under 12, $1 50. 100 f cotton t-shirts to first under the direction of Elaine t, WEIGHT tt IN! I INC 1*74 QWMI O» !« WflGMT WA1CHI* t WWII- IIAOtMAIWi N.J. 1,000entries. Contact YMCA al741-2504. Petach, teacher. 14 The Dwly Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER'24. 1979 Nubbin 51 H«(pW*nttd SI H#>lp Wanttd

LAWN TECHNICIANS — Fuirtlme MONMOUTH COUNTY VOCA AUTOMOTIVE 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* Lawn Doctor netds people whoeniov TIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT outdoor work to train as chemical NEEDED VOCATIONAL SUt applicators. Earn while vou learn STlTUTE TEACHERS CORVETTE .977 — 11,000 miles, a Good future, flood advancement Autos For Sale conditioning, power windowL Call Mr Miller. 591 1700 The loliowina programs are in need brakes and steering, tin and tele of iubUMut* teachers All applicants scoping steering wh«e< automatu , LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT must have documented related work VEGA 1973 - Four speed, goo AM FM stereo. ff200 Ca'l 122 ili GRAN FURY — 1*77, power steer Middletown area experience tires. Craig stereo..AM/FM fighl ing. air, cruise control, rear defog Phone 84JH5I Air Conditioning trtck Body and interior CMcellen CORVAiR CONvEHUHiE t«i - ger, U29S Days, 780-4411 Eves Appliance Repair condition. Asking |9S0 7I7-7M? itte Monj4. 110 ftp automatic blue HUW. LADIES-MEN — Work at horn* on Auto Body Repair fawn interior and top sound bod the phone, earn 175-$50 weekly Auto Mechanic and frame, good dean engine, radio servicing our customers. 264 3244 MO-Z — 1977 Fivt-voeed. mag: Beauty Culture wfme wall tires, snow tires e«tr HOLSEY P AM FM cassette, 16200 LANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper. Carpentry .wheel. 70.000 miles, original owner i T E 3* S42 7M» Exponent* preferred. Mutt have Commercial Art tl»S. Call W1-74I3W1 transportation, 542 1014 after 3 p.m. Dits*i Mechanics 2K-Z — 1977. hvi-soeed, magi Distributive Education AM FM cassette 16200 CREDIT PROBLEMS LEGAL SECRETARY — Real El Or ill ing No cash* If you re working we ca 717-4170 Ute experience required Red Bink Electricity neio to get you tin*-tea No mone LABRIOLA MOTORS INC area. Call 741 0438 Food Service down Pay menu arranged to W Newman Scrlngs Rd , Red Bank AUDI FOX 1*78 - AM FM, air. W Machine Shop your needs Many New and Quant Oodse-Oatsun 741-24} LOCKER ROOM AIDE — For male root, automatic tfaWO Call eves Marine Trades used Cart to choose from Call Mr locker room. Immediate opening 264-2W ^__ Medical Dvntai Assistant Fredericks at Rissas Pontiac MARK V 1977 — C«rtier Edition 2 Autos For Salt 1 Trucks For Sal* SIHtlpWanUd JI HelpWanUd Full day Hourly rait $3 Give back- Plumbing Sftetl Melal BUICK SPOUT WAGON 1V0 Broad 51 Ned Sank U\ b1»0 Fully equipped UlOO firm Mi *J« ground and experience at time of Printing Good mechanical condition Auto or &M-2112 application, ApPlv tn writing to Mr Radio and TV Repair matic good mpg. power steer.ng CUTLASS SUPREME 1974 — Al THE FINEST SELECTION - Of CMC PICK-UP I9M — With cap BOOKKEEPER - General Ledger. DIRECTOR OF NURSES — For A Morrison, Supervisor, Red Bank new and u»d mi in Monmo Applications may be obtained al Ihe Asmnu I*,!, an W'l sower. AM FM, air, lilt Deering goon tonoiyon, «>hln> MM. CD Bank Beconi illation and quartlv ra lunu letni lare tai illly. located In Regional High School, 101 Ridge -*•_. 1 _ ^.x 1,1 ariq office of Ihe superintendent of 12000 Call i*6-»22 MARK V 1977 CONTINENTAL — County Qnr <00 air-condiliooed lurn. preferably with law office tx Matawan-Keyport Bayshore area. Rd . Little Silver, N.J. or call BUICK REGAL 1W7 — Su-CVlir Fully loaded, sunroof, a-cvlleni con new cars In ttock. MeGLOIN perience Starting salary 112,SOO Modern facility. 100 beds, spacious B42 B000 Equal opportunity em- schools. Call 431-7*42 two door, power steering Drakes CUTLASS SUPREME 1973 — - dilion. Asking >/900 Please BUICK-OPEL INC . Shrewsbur JEEP CHEROKEE 1974 - In ex Excellent fringe benefits, Blua grounds Approved bv JCAH, Wedi plover M/F. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Landau roof. He reo, power, AM FM, air, mint cundilic Ave,, New Shrewsbury 741-6200 cellent condition Asking 13200 Cross. Blue Shield. Major Medical car*, Madicaid) and Veterans A* oolv give oat. excel lent condition Best ottmr can S66-?0'f \ Catl 142 m\ and Life Insurance Write Box A-313, ministration Send resume to Boi MAINTENANCE — For garden NIGHT AUDITOR - Weekends MERCURY 1978 MONARCH — 13S00. Can 741 0314 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — So The Daily Register, Shrewsbury. F 300. The Dally Register apartments. Must be experienced in part time Mutt apply in person be- Loaded 14,000 miles W&00 TRUCK INSURANCE DATSUN B210 1975 perb tcrvice DOWNES PONTIAC N J 07701 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 carpentry, plumbing and electrical tween 3 5 p.m Howard Johnson's Call 542-44M FREE ouotes and binders by phone BUICK SKYLARK. IMS - Ntw AM. FM tape good condition, 40,C 61 Lower Main St., Matawan work Call 717-7300, f a.m. to 4 30 Motor Lodge, fit 36, Middleiown miles. 1709 CALL TOLL-FREE W0-I22-9703. parts Asking 1400 MERCURV MONARCH W; —Air SM22V9 BOOKEPER p.m. NUH^E RN M/F - ! 30 3 JO. three Can »e'4joi slier t lower steering, AM'FM radio, ge Full charge Must have construction DATSUN — 1971. 510 wagon. I TOYOTA COROLLA H77 — Red MACHINIST —Part-lime, setup and lour days a week Beachyiew I C F. aye kept, 13000. 143-7117. background. Local arta. To 1200 t CAMARO 1y>5 - 3W dir Itf** tin ^wed. new tires, very good a power disc brakes, automatic trans Motorcvclti ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DISHWASHERS operate mill. Middletown area Kcansburg 7|7 IIOO between 9-2 rfai tIon ^95-9035. itssion AM, FM, eiicellant condi 42.900 miles $3900. MGB 1.W*-— Yellow convertible 20 Thomas Ave 747 3494Shrew*bury 671 0213. after S After b. U4 ib • lion. 13200 7172017 !>ARI 1970 »»0 New32,000 miles, encellenl condition CVCLE INSURANCE Full-llms, 40 hour! assured, evening BOOKKEEPER Drakes, aood.tirei. Dodv needs worn 12800 Call 842-7904 FREE Quotes ana binders bv Phone NURSE'S AIDES M/F — Approx CAMAHO I9(* TOYOTA 1979 — Corolla, two-door Full charge through General shifts only. Apply in person, between Original owner i42S292 betweer very good condition LifttMtk. SRS. tour cylinder CALL TOLL-FREE IOOMM7O3 ger, local. S 10 a.m.-2 P.m. MACHINIST imately five evenings a week, 4 Co 12 • ID I n m MUSTANG '9W — Power steering, shifl Musi be experienced Apply in 1UKI AITIP 6 lit brakes ax. stereo, 3984 miles DiAT BIKE-HUNDA - CR1» " HOOK, LtNfc & jlN«.fcrt , Careen Mela J DODGE 1967 — Good condition en JO Tnomas Ave 747-J494Shr*>wsburv ans. Experience preferred but not CADILLAC 1*7i SEViL. r One year guarantee 1*69! tax and Elsinort97l Used twice, mint condi- 11 West River Rd , Rumson Dini transmission, ele HS0 necessary We'll pay you to learn in automatic luei-'-iiet'eii. cow MUbTANG CONVERTIBLE 19*7 — ill extra. Red Bank Volvo tion Never raced. MM Call after 6 BOOKKFEPiNG MACHINE OPEH UH 3155 between W p m or 4 5 P m the ARMY RESERVE. Call steering brakes moon root, plus omatic, power steering, Dealer. 741 Mlt 223 3152 ATOR — Part-time, flexible hours many extras oiac* exterior Experienced on L.-5000 preferred DOI3GE WINDOW VAN 19^ - nder, collet: d I I it r interior, 51.JS2 miles 1699b. tax and TOYOTA COROLLA 1974 — S-S Apply in person Electro Impulse DRAFTSMAN (Wale/Female) RED BANK 74t-5930 Tradesman 100 One owner Besl license extra Reo Bank Volvo OLDSMOBii-t DiESEL 1979 - 98 live speed excellent condition. 11400 FREEHOLD Lab , 116 Chestnut St Red Bank. Responsible lor preparing archilec- NEPTUNE 774-1346 QHti Can 711 Qm alter 6 P m. DedKM 741 SBM6 Regency Sedan Loaded. 2S MPG best oltirr After 6. 222-2419. lurdl renderings and designs for FT HANCOCK 172-0129 BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY — store-front modarniiatlon and sin- DODGE CORONET 1967 — White, " ° m"" C*N *"-522i TOYOTA CELICA 1*7j' — Four HONDA To work in board of education off ice gle-family residential renovations •in iringe ben- two-door, 103 CID-33S h.p auto CAMAHO 350 1974 — Air. AM FM OLO&MOBILE CUTLASS 19U - speed, new tires, new paint, new Full-time, good fringe benefits. Excellent draflingandgraphic pres- MAINTENANCE PERSON - Part efits Do not phone, apply in person malic, irom power disc brakes, ra GRAND OPENING eight-track vinyl root, power itte Fair condition, 1300 ft-naust. Call 26« «sil. Salary arrange approximately entilion skills are important Design lime, garden apartment. Red Bank Monday-Friday only, 9 a.m. to 4 dio, neaw duty suspension B4.00C ing/brakes, snow tires, one owne Lowest Prices In N.J. (9,700 to 110.700 based on ex- skill desirable. Salary based upon a. Inquire 9-4 only. ISA Spring pm Atlantic Highlands Nursing miles, needs tune up but very good Call 264 1LW4 47,000 miles, asking J2WS 747-54 J0 FREEHOLD HONDA inece. Call 542-0187 Equal op- qualifications Call 222 7000, Ext 76 race, Red Bank. Home, 8 Middlelown Ava>., Atlantic tondit.on (400 B47-O552 or 544-8166 alter 6 P.m. OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER — RT. » SOUTH portunity employer. 'Highlands. MAINTENANCE PERSON — For Huh 1970 $S50 Must sell Toyota Sportcoupe FREEHOLD, N.J. DRIVERS WANTED —Part-time,4 apartment building In L inn oft CADILLAC 1974 - Two-door Cuupe ?•*! -i4Ji 462-4481 BRUNCH CHEF — Experienced p m. to 1. Apply in person only after very clean, loaded, low rniie DODGE DART 5WIN0I H Iff] orolia 197J, Burnt Orange color, 'WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLO" only need apply, Apply in person, 4 p.m Red Bank Pitta. 15 North Musi be able lo use tools. Ex- NURSE'S AIDES ' perience necessary. Call between 9 J2BO0 Musi t>f Mfn >4 ' g*j Two door, small V-B. great an g8 •btomitiCi *<'• mags, llrtfc Garaoe kept, 3.SO0 miles, eicvllent 591-1927 ience necessary- Write. benefits, we pay vou weekly with NO MANICURIST - Experienced in luckets. console ifl'S 741-AUO. VAN 1970 DODGE — 100 series, shape, aiklng 12100 or best offer Midwest, Department SB, 6 North FEE to vou. Call today. CMEVROLE 1 I AYAH. ••.(.. • i I , AND SERVICE — CARPENTER manicures, pedicures and body wax power steei ing 'brakes, custom 671-6065, before 3 p.m. State Street, Elgin, ill 60110 Two-door hardtop. auloamt*c ot t-evi/ie Motors Corp., Maple Ave . PLYMOUTH VAL IAN' '9/2 • Very seats $5000 Call mornings at Also laboreMo drive dump truck ing. Matawan area. 739-9163. tttaTing..WO. ;j .i 6S70 dependable, ti 000 miles, air. body MSI HONDA 1975 — CL360, good condl Wl-1427 ELECTRONIC ENGINEER — Fa- CALL TODAY i (150C Can '4' K4V? •r with solid state devices. No CHEVROLET 1972 MALiBU - f IAT PtUGEOT DSALtB tlon. Call 1 MECHANIC VEGA 1976 — Estate Wagon, air, CARPENTER — Experienced only experience necessary. Call 930-7400 Far heavy duty truck, must havt Liflhl green, vmyt rool. Gacd cond> B'LL LAN2AHQS AufO SALES 717-4017 MEDICAL tCUTH SCAMP -r 1973. light AM rw power steering, rack, tour Musi have some knowledge of basic appointment. tools. Apply at Marpal Co., INC lion MM Can Ml Bt, kith |lr, reeds eihausl 1MJO rw steel orlted radials, 11500 KAWASAKI 1976 K27S0 cabinet construction. Excellent op- Wavside Rd.. Tinton Falls, N j PERSONNEL POOL Si Matawan 583 9000 787O93S • 11500 portunity for right person. Call ELECTRICIAN WANTED 542 2348. CHEV'iOLt 1 fAWAHO 'Wi - ft'ttit 471-1406 842-4488^10 a.m.-3 p.m. _____ Experienced F-C'RU COJNIRY SQUIRE 19*6 - 431-5744 Two door hardtop, autoamtic, powe PLYMOUTH VOLARE CUSTOM — EGA 1974 - Hatchback, good con- Call 717-07,31 OOOd running condition. $4iC or best CAR PTNf IRS~ H~ELPTRS - MCDONALD'S 90 Monmouth St Red Bank itttflflfl 19J0 741 3?06 1978. two-door *ii B door. ,ta-cylinder automatic, power >ius many extras, silver exterior, 944-4513 FORD" CIH • • nrw-door Call 842 1597, Exl 56 Corvette, top people, top pay. Clis- OFFICE MANAGER ~Good op- leermg. 6.000 "met, 12900 black leather interior, 23.917 miles. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — To Runabout, automatic, air, excellent portunity for qualified person CHEVROLET II NOVA 196) til 47 6'JB KAWASAKI KZ750 1)77 - 1900 assist superintendent lor elemen- >ic Car CtniHinv, Red Bank. Ask for condition Call Sta-bUBatter : o m Ongir.al Hit, $10,600; our price, CLERK-TYPIST — Part-time Ion- cylinder, three-speed, completely miles, excellent condition Mutt sell tary education and research Typing to Lite, 74)5219. Growing company doing business by "". Tan and license extra Red l basis). Ipr local newspaper das restored, new camt ioO, new tires 'LYMOUTh 6AHRALUTA T97J Asking i*300 Call 747-7324. and editing of statistical tables, re- direct mail Mult have experience voivo. Dealer, 741-5W6. ed department. Accuracy In typ- AM FM cassette plav»>r. |«oo tower steen ig manua' brakes, air ports and memos. data handling, MECHANIC — Experienced, for with customer service. Please send =ORD COUNTS* SQUIRE WAGON and spelling a MUST Must be 6M-4S69 onditionmg, AM KM M»reo, V-e 1)7 400 1977 g. managing small library; brake and front end shop. Must have Resume lo Box Z 209, The Daily •*"3 - Power steemg. brakes, air, VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE' >«7| — able and available on -short no- 3,000 miles Good condition, 1750 t making, and stockroom or- own tools Company paid benefits Register, Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 T V-8 raH'O, rack, ofer extras good iHcellefrr'condltion, new tires, fan- CHEVROLET M0N2A COuPE I9 J I, Please send replies to Box nation processing equipment iv Middletown Tire Co,, 1325 '250 Call 49S-0ii.> itt't. on gas, $1,440. 7I7-78S* 787 4827 — Automat..'. 4" low . n-"d*' mi co.KjiWo" priced to io\. 0-285, The Daily Register, U! (ompuler terminal experience Hwv. 35, Middlelown. OIL BURNER MECHANIC Ytd, i. • TRIUMPH 1979 750 round, all twnW.ls paid, experienced maculate. 36,000 mm u» ' •• ifOLARI — 1977, •(.II >• AAGEN DASHER 197i - Shwsbury, N J D77Q1 desirable. Contact Assistant Super Mutt sell, make offer only, iv• i i.Muni Fuel Oil Co,, 8'2 'HcJ 8500 miles. 30 mog , $3150 Call ndeni for Personnel, Long MECHANIC — Experienced In re 2»1 3200 747-3*67 Call 946-3537 ich Public Schools, 6 Wesi End ol portable contractors equip- DOOGE WS - Lharg,,. SE. cur M-Z«I cner 2 p.m., . CLERK-&TENOORAPHER Court. Long Branch. N J 07740 or ment, company benefits. Call dova lock al.he, 46,000 m.iet,. mini PON1 I AC GRAN PRIX 1975 — _*• YAMAHA 80 — Good condition. Temporarv-full-Kme position at PART-TIME DRIVER — 20-hour OLVO 1974 — 1*4, lour-door sedan, 2I9-BO0J Equal opportunity em- 264 61/3 . Needs tune-up, 1200. Clerk-Stenographer available 40- 'eeh, transporting clients to and . WiNJOW - van Six- eiienl condition, an entras. buck lacy Under, automatic, power Call 8426787 hour week, ability to type 40 gvpm om dav canter In Red Bank ylmder stick, runs but needs work Is, AM'FM, air. much more, runs teenng/braRes, air, leather In- MOTEL NIGHT CLERK and take shorthand Must be able lo 842 7030 JSO '17-7409 nd looks great, 12500 947-0900. EXECUTIVE SECEERY DEPENDABLE RESPONSIBLE CHEVROLET NOVA 1972 — i«- enor. Clean. 85.200 miles $3495 tax Y2 100 E 1978 — Excellent condition, 70-9060 idndle routine office procedures as AM rate typing, steno, general of CALL 842-1837 cellent running condition. V-B. $950 no license extra Red Bank Volvo never raced, bored one*. Call f-ORO GRAUA 1977 — Two-door. well as deal with the public inperson ice duties. Start $150. jeaier, 741 5886; 842/5941. 51 Help Wanted Call 671 Ml4; 671-0384 m«H eight cylinder, air, power 'ONTlAC 1969 — Sh-cvlinder, com- and over the phone. Plae of ••<•< ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MOTEL ROOM CLEANING leermg brakes, runs good, well iete rebuilt engine, t«W Call OLKSWAGEN 1966 — Economical Piovmenl will be In (he Aberdeen m Thomas Ave.747 3494$rtrewsburv Steady work. Good P4v CHEVROLET BELAIR 1974 — Township Police Department, Resi- lamtainrd, best Oder over J3D00 o run. sunroof, rebuill engine, 33,000 Call BJ2-16J7 Loaded, rao.a.s. $8/5 dent ol Aberdeen Township pre I-I I 1 iles Asking 1450 229-2917. Auto Rent/Lease EXCLUSIVE COSMETIC COM INUAC CATALINA 196* — Con- rred. Application may bv obtained 'AN T — Seeks representaiive in MGRNINGWAlTRESS. WAITER - iwo-door sedan. rliplti greal condition Can be OL VO 1976 — 244, four door sedan. person at the Township Mun,< ipal tanmouth County. Ful' timt" or [.HE VROLE T IMPAL^ IW1 RENT A VAN — Low. low rates Call Experienced Al&o buy boy girl. ' - air, power steei • >n al Sears Automol ^e parnmo sur cylinder, automatic, power offices, 147 Lower Mam St.. AD#r Oitrl time Complete tiaimng. Call Four doo' autoi tv, TOM'S FORD. Hwv. 35, Key mngs only Apply m person. ig,crakes, v-1 e^gme, regular gal. leering brakes. AM/FM. air One deen. N.J 07747. Alan lor information it,* 8*39 mg braxes. JWJ port, 264 1600. aton Inn ol M,,/I.I 4 16 mPQ .one owner. e»,elleni r jn owner. Clean JI, i0i miles 14«S tax •OIVTIAC I t MAN S'.'i 6717631. - and license extra Red Bank Volvo USED AUTO * VAN RENTATS" EXPEWIENCfD - Climber or leaders. mr»«. mags, HOOP t'-jt CLERKS LHfcV*<.'. • WIN DO A tealer ,'41 iUt 17 A DAY/107 MILE TYPISTS ground worker wanted lor tree sei- NEW JERSEY-BASED - Respira VAN — Automatic Iramttiisstori Needs ^ori> j42 kji'C iltai I CALL TOLL-FREE 800-822-9703 I lime Call 2910609 '"' • Care company looking lor FORD LTD - 1969 Wagon. Fin* ONTIAC AbTRtl |f7« *,jgg v VOLVO 1975 — 245 Wagon, four- n R T with sales background. power Drakes and rodeo mmor ( SECRETARIES FACTORY - Permanent position, itcmatic transmission «nd motor, cylinder, automatic Power steer- Please forward resume lo Ihe atten- (3800 Pays B4J-7400 evenings 3ur cylinder, autO'i.at ic , full v KEYPUNCH workinu around machinery, sorne .wvr brakes altering Regular irg brakes, air AM FW, roof rack, lon of Sr. Michel, 63 Haddon Ave,. 842 't>01 )aJed Air conuit.oning, AM/FM B Auto Insurance f you have any of the above skills '".' a involved. Apply at Bav- is Runi wen. Must sell, 1300. iraier Mich, 64,400 miles. 14995 tax hrewsbury, N.J. 07701. A Career rack, great oti gas $7200 or best and are Interested in temporary Tex, Locust St.. Keyport No phone CHEVROLET MONTt ^ARLO'- 7-3627 dnd license extra Red Bank Volvo (or all Llletlyles Her tail HI Ilfi [Itti J p m work, why not comt in and register? calls 'v7& Excellent condition Landau, Dealer, 741 5886 AUTO INSURANCE FORD LTD ROUGHAM 1974 — : pay top rates, no lee charged • A Choci ot g sunroof, swivel bucket seats with : PONTIAC SUNBIRO Wk, 36.000 FREE quotes and binders by phone. FILE CLERK SIHtlpWanUd Our-dc or. all options . 37,000 miles, VOLKSWAGEN - 1972 Fastback, -rteiuHtictadub console. Automat ir power niies Six cylinder automatic. CALL TOLL-FREE 800-822-9703. ACE TEMPORARIES rt time, 92 p.m., Monday through «guiar gas. excellent c ondilion, mechanically good Body below av- brakes, Steering windows locks 2600 Call alter 5 14 7 0481 Thomas Ave.542-O3O2Shrewsburv idav, front office Light typing. 12000 o r best ofter - HI UJ 3126 erage shape Asking 1400, will PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa air. AM FM. eight-track stereo, new Start $3 25 hour. InM be 1 wee m. PORSCHE 1972 —911 28 mpg Good bargain 7644SS9 IOUS for low coM auto insurance. tires AsK.niitJt.itj AMt-f 6. »4'J I iJ3 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 5..H bndition 2S.OO0 rriifs (3200 or besl Easy payment plan. Immediate ID IHUfclll RHlUh ittiUlSWAC.FN RABBIT 1?7i-En iVr-felo FJOxM-3»S, The Dail 0 Thomas Ave 747.3494Shrewsbuiy CHEVROLE I 1975 MONZA 7 * . 11 tbt>?. after < Either un|, Dest 'easonaule Oiler PAINTER FORD TORINO GT I960 - Auto- VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1971 — Nine- CLERK STENOGRAPHER lor Mrl-Iime mornings in the Pool I*U you •daptytHjr u m. (4il '41 rti4.i 0105 10 Wanted Automotive Temporary-full time position as atic, a>r. power steering, needs passenger, AM/FM, etc. Looks'runs -ong Branch and Hailet areas. Experience required—full career lo vour b'tiiyit ;k Stenographer available 40 work live Cai' '47T79T RABBIT "You ve gol to dri ve'* good 1875 Call 741-6530 ail 800-391-6948 , time—all company benefits- More control, mort Ire* CHEVROLET MALIHU CL AbStC week, ability to type 40 wpm. o believe i " SRBR AAAAAAA dom G*\ th» lit 1976 — Two door. V-8 smalt Mi F uilv loadedT^ take shorthand Must be able to FULL OR PART-TIME OP salary based experience. Cal OHS 'NT , 741-flWO engine, 36.000 miles, good mileage Must see, 11700 CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS And handle routine office procedures as HORTUNITY - In fashion field, $7 3ill Monzoforappt. r 3 Trucks ata model wrecks. Highest prices all oower Excellent condition In Can H - I well ar deal with the public in person per hour plus wardrobe, no Invest- eludes snow tires 13150 747-42H.cn paid now. Call Rocco, 787-3254; ment. For interview call 747-3093. ft/n pttttr Javs, Out worth 1250 arid over Ihe phone. Pfcce of em- 741-3130. U* 4567 And Trailers 787-3349. ment will be in (he Aberdeen ,71-4484, 291 338S. I i 7*\ mt a'te' (. P • t A ALL nshlp Police Department. Resi- • CHRYSLER 1974-~ Town and Coun JUNK CARS WANTED — Dead or CIRCLE . LINCOLN MERCURV RED BANK VOLVO CHEVROLET 1978 C-10 — Pickup dent of Aberdeen Township pre f/y. fully equipped Call Mrs Sorr STtrewsotm AH- at -sycamore alive, Cash on the spot. Call days Hi WMAN STRINGS RD. j><* 1 viiiinm cower steering. rr^d Application m.ty be Obtained GENERAL OFFICE ArVW - Home ers al 741-682) or 747-0&44 764 0040, nights 717 4429 CHEVROLET Shrewsbury • 14! t400 HFD BANK, 741 S6H6 AM'FM iddlu, cac 20.000 miles person at the Township Municipal improvement company is in need ot 431-5744 Open S nitfhts to 8:30 p m , Sat until 14000 firm 542 4488. offices. 147 Lower Main St , Aber ••xperivnceri par t time help, book 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. BO Uonmouth It., Red Bank JUNK CARS WANTED dcen. N J. 07747. 4 tMping, -dies, Oflice is located in SHREWSBURY 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale DODGE B-200 VAN - 1?7» Royal Red BanK 741-1079 WiUdwan Call tor appointment, blue Cargo van. Air, AM/FM stereo, 566.2838. "bUlKL R ;Ht RMAf, JUNK CARS WANTED — Highest CLERK — Part-time Must be over tilt steering, automatic, quad head- OODOC PEUGEOT prices paid. 24 hoot towing B&c 18 Apply In person. CBS Super- lights, pin-ttriplng upper and lower GRADUATE STUDENT — Needs Wall Townshtp—**/,7TON — PICKUP. ment plus salary. One parly can diary open. Full benefits Equal TOP DOLLAR uuorluniiv employer Call S9I 1604 flat rate shop. Experienced in 1W.V 35 264 4000 Kevpu-t 60 000 miles. New tires, needs work Paid tor iunk and used cars ' in outside employment. Write un linkage and steering. Camper cap P.O. Box 338. West Long Branch, Call 741-1241 LANDSCAPE -Gardener's helper UBARU STATION WA&ON 19'H -- w.th bunks Body has rust. Besl NJ 07764, working on Datsun Automobiles. wanted Experience helpful Musi 'our doui. Ait. front whitfti. lour offer Call 6/1-2064 after 7. TOP DOLLAR PAID dve dirver's license. Call 741 7255 REMSEN DODGE wheel drive. AM rddiu, regular gas. COOK To wurk in Allantii Miuh For junk cars. Immediate Pickup 25 JO m B g . 20.000 miles Must sell FORD K-2S0 1974 Call 222-8200 or 222-2260 lands or Union Beach Head Start Her 5 Ask for Mr. Labriola 60 Main St., Matawan, l block west of RR station >v Od. 5 $4700 or reasonable offer, Center. Quanltv cooking and ex- MAKE OFFER LAUNDRY ATTENDANT SJI 44 169B WE NEED USED CARS ence with children required, 946 3137 . Sun., 4 to 10 p.m. Must tw Complete charge of kitchen. Six- Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV available to fill in during week if 566-6100 hours, 13.20 per hour. Liberal berte- ROLET, Hwv. 34. Mala wan, needed Apply in person, Bright and 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale I|IS_ 988 7^36. 566-8000. Clean Launderette. Hwv. 35, Ha/lel 741-2433 PUia, Hailet No phone calls, WE BUY USED CARS AND CONSTRUCTION JOS COORDl please. TRUCKS NATOR/FIELD SUPERVISOR - SCHWAATZ Chrysler-Plymouth Estimating experience helpful. Call Red Bank, 747-0787 469-2859. COOK — Experienced. Oav shift 1 apply in person between 2-3 f .. The Pub Restaurant, lb0 HWV, JS. Middlelown CLASSIFIED 51 COOK — Experienced on Help Wanted Tie, six days a week. U ich ana Male/Female ' Apply between 10-11 a m , Tile | Little Kraut Restaurant, 11$ Oak- ASSISTANT MANAGERS land St.. Red Bank. WANTED — For fast-growing. < BUSINESS DIRECTORY vemence food (tores. Call 442-8639 COSMETICIAN" im inttrvitw. Experience preferred lor elegant I cosmetic boutique, excellent salary ASSISTANT MANAGER" Id A DAILY GUIDE and future. Five-day week. cream store, cake decorating ex 9 45 5 45 Call Fact Place, 747-S444. penence necessary. Nine hours. At Iff 6, 842 B058. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS COSMETIC SALESPERSON — For AUTO SALESPERSON - Ex prestige department, exciting and oerlence preferred but not neces .hallenging position, lull-time In- iflrv, good opportunity wllh expand' cluding some nights Some ex- mg AMC and Jeep Dealership. Call perience preferred. 531-1810, Mrs. tor appointment between 11 a.m. Larsen, between 912 a.m. MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBINGS ROOFINGft SIDIN G and 5 p m , 264-1776. HEATING COST ESTIMATOR GAGLIANO AUTO SALES Conducts inspections for both Com- BARTENDING SERVICE FURNACE CLEANING — Repairs oof Ino- Siding-Gutters- Repair i. H^sirt'i Pontiac. Red Bank has an mercial and Residential properties, Private parties Birthday ree estimates llHMlor 221 ml and Installation, gas boiler or hot air immediate opening for an ag ipares cost estimates and specif- Weddings Any octasslon lurnacei Installed. George SuwlnsKI, ure!>siv« salesperson. SEII both nen lions lor the rehabilitation ol Holidays. NJ. license 1014. Davt. 7I7-09W; and used cars Must have some property to meet municipal housing Glenn Donnell GENERAL :odes. Work will focus upon the Long Branch 239-5932 eves.. 872-1344. Contact Ben Rassas. 395 Broad St.. ehabllltalion of one to four-family CONTRACTING Red Bank 741-5180. 'evidential structures and trie alter- ation of store front facades. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY SAS BOILERS INSTALLED GENERAL CONSTRUCTION r.a •illmatas. Call Harb Moore, AUTOMOTIVE SECRETARY - FOAM CUT TO SIZE All phases. Free estimates »13001. Service department, diversified Two years experience in either the Upholstering supplies, large stock ot MMMf duties. Required: alert, heat and oreoaration of cost estimates or the vlnvlt. fabrics, canvas. Imported personable individual (o deal wit supervision ol two-Story re-sWential haisock filled. Insurance claims es- DRIVEWAY customers Sell motivation a plu and< or commercial construction timated. Hassock Shop, "41 Hwy. CARPET Call 244 8572, Mr. Faberman. Two years of training from an ac- 35. Middletown. 671-0795, 671 1494 CONSTRUCTION credited college or university In INSTALLATION THE ELECTRIC CAR 'Chitedurc or engineering may be GARAGES — Allies •nd ctliari REE ESTIMATES - On Asphalt cleaned. Refrigerators and stoves AVON substituted for experience. Salary rives. Our 24th year taken away and batteries. 717-1419. HOW MUCH MONEY YOU EARN idsvd upon qualifications. Call CARPET INSTALLATION — I will ART-CO PAVING 1411126 IS UP TO YOU '27-/000. E*t 76 repair you carp«tlng or Imtall nai Become an Avon Represent*!! LIGHT HAULING — Attics and Qt- carpel. I havt live yean •xperlanca The more you sell, the more money COUNTER PERSON — For dry rages cleaned, tree work, Call In Ihli llald and will give) vou an TRUCK* AUTO IS HERE NOW! vou earn. And you set your own mlng store Apply inperson, An- 542-0536 or 471-2814. honest, reasonable tltlmata. NO RENTAL hours, too Call Mrs. Hammond. iv's Cleaners and Tailors, 19 JOB TOO BIGIM II your carpet 6716391. Mrs Korieluis, 56*5283, .rnoiilh '.I RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL - looks shabby, or needs to bt touched FORD RENTACAR Mrs Kite, 544 1(V49 up In a law plarat. give ma a call at COUNTER HELP — Fry person, Sharpening. Knives, sclisors, toots, FAIRWAY FORCJ 747-9343 attar 6 p.m.. ask for Ron. __ e experience necessary Full etc. Call S42-44W for ape Dally - Weakly - BANK TELLERS vour home or business Local commercial twnk na% an and Prirllimf Cfil 7710903 medmte opening lor an experienced DENTAL ASSISTANT - Wilri •* USED AUTO ii VAN Unit*, '. teller 1-3 years teller experience PAINTING* perlence lo work in an orthodontic A-1 EXPERT CARPETCLEANING 17 A OAY/I 07 Mil I necessary, if vou would Hke to ws office Must have X Ray license. — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable DECORATING CALL TOLL FREE K0 •» »m lull-time and are Interested In jo Reioond to 6OK 2-208, The Daily Soiargen of Eatontown ng the First National State tea rates. Morris Hoffman, 747-020*. isirr, Shrewsbury, N.J ECONOPAINT call Joanne at 985-0500, Ext. 286. Quality work-low rates [KM PERSON -~Full time, •«• Free estimates. 12? HM. 171-1310 announces the arrival of the pfnenced. Rt. 34. Matawan. 14*4111 MOVING* STORAGE PAPEHHANGING AND PAINTING First National State — Fully Insured, lr»a estimates Bank - Edison DENTAL ASSISTANT WANTED ~ MOVE WITH NICK— For IMI. FrM Paul Horan 671-521* AVIS Soiargen Electric Motor Car Experienced, Excellent hours, *x- •lllmitn. Stnlor r«U>. •I" *lll .ellenl pay. Please call btt«v*en i nppdrtunllv jemplovtr Irani. Call •nvllmi. SM-»1W. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING — In- W 30 J Mon , Tu«., Thurt., Frl, X- terlor "epctorlor. low rales. Iraa estl Rav license not required. 787.7900. NDERS - Experienced metes. Call Carl after 6:10 p.m;. Preview & Ribbon Cutting Grand Opening only Apply In person, Rosle 741.12)0 O'Gradv's, Hwv. 35. Eatontown. DENTAL ASSISTANT — For a buiv LANDSCAPINGLAWN thodontlc practice in Little Silver. iHLS - Work after school part-time. X-ray license required- MAINTENANCE PAINTING AND DECORATINO Wed.. Sept. 2611 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. Sept. 29.10 a.m.-6 p.m. dnd Sat Earn 125 to 150 per week, Pleasf call Dr. Terra for an In- Carl B. Jones Fully Insured -or further information call Mr. For Ire* estimates call 2H 3831 Pcit'is between 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., ROTOTILLING — Lawn Intlalll DENTAL ASSISTANT — Immediate llwi. sodding and M*dino. lanihc Mon thru Fri S4J-4000, Ext 137 WALLVS PAINTINO -• 137 Highway 35, Eatontown • 544-0810 opening, lull lime, specialty office, Dlantmgi, laal rtmoval. Ihrubtrlm Expert Craftsman-Reasonable BOOKKEEPER — Full time; only perlence necessary. X-ray mlno, painting and hauling. Cal Interiors mv specially 291-ltfl. 1 how with very good experience ense preferred. Salary com- ftav. aller i. al 611 2OM. need apply. F ttnge benefits. Call mensurate with experience. Call ( /2 mile North of Eatontown Circle) 747-2O22 lor Interview appointment. B42 1J03 for appointment. 41 H tip Wanted 51 H«lp Wanted Si H»lp Wanted Tiger SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 Daily Register 15 PART TIME - But driver, po.il RN iM F). lull lime or part-time. TOOL AND DIE MAKER — Ft MMM. will train U Ptr hour I lor •.killed nursing facility lor all years minimum experience f 102 Houses For Rent slarl Call between » 4 p m S4? 477J •.hills alternate weekends off. Call light, clean, interesting work, (mo REAL ESTATE 431 HI; tor appointment PART TIME -530am to 7 e m cavtlv background helpful, but no . RENTALS essential) Overtime and benefi Established morning newscast* SALESPEOPLE - Lawn Ooclor, a COLTS NECK routes Available lo person with ca Engineered Precision Casting C Large two-story Colonial home situ national company, needs people lo Middletown. 671-1434. 101 Apartments •n Hailcl Utlle Silver Keansbur Mill on a part-time basis Appoint ated on horse farm Completely re and Mtlawan areai. Earn «iO »S decorated inside and out. Security menu s«l up-no soliciting necessary TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER per month 74? MM days; eves Our sale* people average IIQ-HS per EAST KEANSBURG — Four and and references required 1750 per 8774053 Established agency Minimum thr hour We have a guaranteed salary years travel agency experienc five-room modern apartments, quie plus gas allowance. Call 5t3-»«oo. W Salary open. Benefits [Mil 793-5)00 neighborhood Adults preferred CARL F. ZELLERS PART-TIME DAYS 'eekdavs Housewives welcome. mediate occupancy 653-670) REALTOR Service Deodorizers 94*4443 Eyes, till 11 SALESPERSON.- Full-time posi- TV REPAIR PERSON — E ELBERON — Three rooms, all ap- On a monthly route In MONMOUTH tion available. Looking for em- pliances. Mat paid, |2i5 COUNTY, Fteiible daytime hours perlencM. full time, five day wee FAIR HAVEN — Colonial. Three- bilious person with managerial benefits Norwood Television Co TIM BRO INC., BKR 544-OM. bedroom, i'/i bath, fireplace, full Car rietet&a'v potential. Excellent career op GOOD PAY STEADY WORK Long Branch. 221-6170. HIGHLANDS — Small three-r basement, two-car garage Nov 1 porlunilv. Inquire in person, Kmne occupancy 1500 per month Yearly cottage in complex of ten cottages Shoes, Hwv 35, Middletown, N.J ease BORUS AGENCY, after 3 CALL 201-947-3660 Suitable for adults Parkins avail TYPIST CLERK • 741-93*2 SALESPERSON — Inside, ei- Minimum 40 WPM, excellent able $175 par month plus utih" PIECE WORKERS -Tiperiencefl Security and one-vear lease penenced only need apply Selling tits To 1130 HIGHLANDS HILLS — View of lor (cean, five bedrooms one with II you HtVtl COBOL experience The Register FAMILY ADS (Infla- weeks old, with shots, litter-trained Falls School, full-time, Innge bene perienced. Also dishwasher. APP $195 per month plus electric. Seci irivate entrance-(efficiency) OS JCL. application expertise, in tion Fighters) can sail your un- CENTER Responsible Parlies only. 787-7333 (its. Black Seal license preferred. in person at Rex Diner, 117 We itv Apartment IB, 29 Grove PI- Cal 715594 surance background. needed items tor you quickly. Hours 1.30 to 11 p.m. Salary range, Front SI., Red Bank. HOUSEKEEPER Division ol Aitanberg DOBERMAN PUPS — Black and 362 4568 between 7-9 p.m. Merchandise lor sale ONLY 18954 ID Si 1.901 based on experience. For busy adult household Per Piano House tan, 10 weeks old, tans are cut. tws LONG BRANCH — Option to buy. Then we are looking tor youl Originating from household, not ex- Call 547-0187 Equal Opportunity WAITRESS WANTED — App manent position for experienced Large bone dogs. 63 Manning PI . KEANSBURG — Three-room un hree-beoroom, only (340, double ge Queue Astoc , Inc., one of New Jer ceeding a sale price of $200 per Did you know Employer, M/F. Jerry's Colonial Inn. 41 New well organized person, For In Keansburg Top floor. furnished apartment Available Oct age. sev's leading consulting firms, is article manspring Rd., Shrewsbury. Ca lervlew call 142-1137 We Are N.J.'s 1 No pets. Month's security re STATE RENTAL5 Bkr 747-I434 looking for bright, ambitious pro- PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. SECRETARY 747-9W3 for more Information Largest and Oldest FREE TO GOOD HOME — 18-week quired. 717-0820. grammers to move Into the dynamic Good skills including steno, legal HOUSEKEEPING/LAUNDRY — Each additional line. $1.00 No dis- old puppy Friendly. All shott Cal MATAWAN — Two-bedroom, one- field of dala Processing consulting preferred, but will train. Career orl WAITRESS/WAITERS — Par Part-time Please call Medicentei count If canceled before expiration. Piano Dealer 229-3940. KEANSBURG — 3'',.room apart bath, kitcnen, living room, enclosed Mason and Himlm, Klmbali. We offer an excellent starting •nled To $175. time, full-time. Breakfast and lunc 842-3800. No changes In copy ment. second floor, overlooking Bay irmorch, basement, garage, large salary, liberal benefits, and un Sohmer. Baldwin, Kawal. Knab*. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Experience preferred. 142-1721, 10- Have something to sell? Phone GENTLE HORSES utilities Included, except electric ard ideal for two adults No pets iinmed growth potential. WOMAN TO — Clean house, one da Everett, Currier, Hardman and 70 Thomas Ave.747-3494Shrewsbury $500 and UP Business people preferred No pels WANTEO — Licensed real etta Player pianos. Available Dec 1st S66-0f36 a week, 120. Call Call 671-9785 One month security.'Call 787-0626 salesperson with experience In Col SOUND GOOD? SECRETARY - For small ._ 391-0765, after 4 * LARGE DISPLAY OF after 6. MATAWAN — Three-bed room, kids Neck and surrounding area 542-1700 HORSE DRAWN ANTIQUE CAR Come meet us at the Hilton Inn. Exi i. Good skills—legal experience ok. carpet, 1400 GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE AGEN GRAND PIANOS RlAGE — One sulky, one *#t ol 105. Tlnton Falls. N.J., from s 9 p m reauired. Call Mrs. Hall, KEANSBWRG — Three-btdroom TIM-BRO INC.. BKR. S44090S CY. call between 9-12 weekda 300 MAIN STREET driving harness. 946-6662. on Tues., Sept. 25 741-9400. 54 Situations Wanted THE DAILY apartment, two-family house $2*1 462-3172. ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 (OR CALL •JM-UI3 ANYTIME) Plus utilities, no pets 493 8421 MIDDLETOWN — Spill level, four- SECRETARY - Engineering firm. Ftmalt 77S93OO LHASA APSO . bedroom, kids, pels ok. two baths, WANTED — Alert, ambitious, re REGISTER H'j-vter old female REAL ESTATE SALES AS Typing, dictation. Neat, pleasant, Open dally 9 to 9, Sat. 'til 3 KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE-Of» double oarage. liable person. Will train for denla Call 542-1511 alter 5:30 pm SOCIATES — Full or part-Hint. dependable Immediate full time bedroom apartments, $215 pei TATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 laboratory technician position BABYSITTING — My home, si: CLASSIFIED ADS licensed or will sponsor Training, position. Call 8 9 a.m., for Sept. 23-IS month l'i month security. Heat, ho Write to Box F-301, The Dally Reg months to tlvt years old. Call IBM TYPEWRITERS LHASA APSO PUPPIES — AKC. MIDDLETOWN — 5.U rooms/three leads, floor lime. Twoofficn avail- appointment. 922-0351. AIRLINE 50% DISCOUNT water and cooking included. Call 9-5 ister, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 329-2451 nine weeks. $100 Two males. bedrooms, kids ok, appliances, ga able West Long Branch or Little Sil- COUPONS — One United and one RENTAL $19.50 per mo. dally, 164-8)13. 222-2844 age ver. Call Mr. Camassa at 122-4100 HOP FOREMAN — Male/female, BABYSIT - In mv Llncroft home American, best oiler 711-5317 Rent with option to buy 172-0327 omplete charge of mechanical shop LHASA APSO — Looking 'or a good LAURENCE HARBOR - Kids, pel TIM-BRO INC, BKR 544-0905 for working mother. KENMORE TABLE - ModeTsVw- RECEPTIONIST — Doctor's office. md maintenance of all portable con' WE ARE NUMBER ONE ANTIQUES AND EARLY —Ameri- home, with papers. • ok, one-bedreom, all utilities paid ing machine, good condition, $75. Must type well. Afternoons and two ractori equipment. Full mechani can furniture. School clock, spinning I22S NAVESINK-HIGHLANOS — Small IN OPPORTUNITY Call 741-0965 j Call S44-8729 evenings. Hailet-Mttawan area al background essential, en BABYSITTING — By experienced wheel, carriage seat, brass bed STATE RENTALS Bkr, 747-9434 one bedroom cottage Security and ANO GROWTH warmer, store lamp, reproduction references. One year lease, S275 plus Send reply to Boa A-364. The Daily penenced only need apply. Com mother In her home. Any age child LAWN MOWER — 24" riding MOVING — Free English short pine shaker cupboard and grand- haired pointer, good with children, MIDDLETOWN — Furnished five utilities. Available Nov 1 842 MM Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 penv benefits. 264-6173. Number one company In field ha (30 per week or 75 cents an hour. Cal mower. Snapper Comet, four-speed father clock. Lots more. 441-9534. three years old, male. 542-9184. rooms, $375. an utilities paid, more three openings for enthusiastic, as 391 SeeO, and reverse. Also grass catcher. SHORT ORDER COOK - Full time, STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 NAVESINK — Six rooms, fireplace, 1300 229-1498. REAL ESTATE days or nights. Experienced or will gressive and sports minded sale CHILD CARE — In my Little Sllve ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — PEKINGESE — One-year-old many extras 1450 monthly, plus utll- Little Silver Realty •III. S7O-3M4. representatives with managemei home by the hour, full-time and Area's largest and finest selection female, gold, AKC, papers, make MIDDLETOWN — New luxury ties and security. References opportunities available In New Je 373 Squankum-Yellowbrook Rd., offer Call 787-1150 garden apartments, from $340 I 291-2519 after 6 b seeking one lull time licensed overnights. Snacks and meals pro SIDING MECHANICS AND sev area. Farmingdale, next to Howell Park LEVOLOR BLINDS-VERTICAL mediate and future occupancy salesperson. Active office. Good ad- idd. Call 741-8672. HELPERS WANTED McLAIN, 938-9371 (7 days) 30% oil Call (or free estimates, PERSIAN KITTENS -White, with OAK HURST — Three-bedroom vertising program. Cooperative, Vertigo Industries, 774-4313. VISA Call after 6 p.m., 747-1653 To Qualify You Need Be: EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Wil championship background CFA . nhoust One-bath, fireplace. professional stall. Call Mimi Coflen- babysit in Tttr home, fenced-ln yard BAR FOR SALE and MASTER CHARGE. r st r ! cn Apartments Pay own utilities Professionals or berg, 741-0950. iTOCK CLERK - Full time position E?i 5 *?_*l A_l* SB3-4783, High School graduate or better. meals Included. Call 739-2139. And couch ouDle preferred, no pets 229-4483 or hardware and building materi- LENSES — For Topcon camera, POODLES — Two males, black Tov Bondabie. Call 717-2663 Available als. Experience preferred and some F-2, 53 MM and.F-4.135 mm. Perfect AKC registered, all shots, $1 SO each OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Three >Thre« years business experienc EXPERIENCED WOMAN —Would REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one knowledge of hardware and building BEAN BAG CHAIR — Yellow, black condition, $100. Call 747-133? Call 240-5816 eves All day weekends bedrooms, two baths, lovely veer- desired but not necessary. like day work. Musi be on busline ii our suCtesslul offices, with a materials necessary Call 461-1660 contour chair, three modern wall Company id residential area $400 monthly Free lo begin work within o Call 741-4775 LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS proven plan tor success, highest Equal Opportunity Employer M/F hangings, white bedroom furniture, WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TER utilities 531-4230 commissions, bonuses Licensed or month MATURE - Reliable woman de overtli* sofa, Sofabed. Call after 7 VERTICAL BLINDS RIER — Seven-month-old male, ti 530-9494 unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at sires position as Nurse's aide o p.m., 542-MW .30*0 OFF LIST! loving home Only. 842-4163. PORT MONMOUTH — Bring your Matawan ofl.ee, 566 8400 We Offtr Frea delivery, Elenbv Products pel, one-bedroom, yard, patio. 1200 STATIONARY ENGINEER domestic. Experienced. $5 houi BEDROOM SET — Six-piece, Ma- Call 223-4449 for quote. Hack Seal license or better for 912-2506. MODERN APARTMENT — Neai TATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9434 REAL ESTATE SALES - One of •Unlimited earning potential. ple. Kitchen set, TV, bar stools and eorary assignment in local area. No LIGHT — Avocado green couch, 80 Bicycles/ transportation. Best time to call is Monmouth County's most successful 'Guaranteed income to start. MEDICAL TVPiST — Desires part more. 671,1174. RED. BANK m Four bedrooms. re charoed. lovesesl. and Mediterranean coffee before noon, 495-0416 -•Established account. time work at home, five years ei prime area, wall-to-wall carpeting, ACE. TEMPORARIES table and 12x15 carpeting to match. Mini Bikes iew kitchen, new 1"> baths, central •Complete career training. • perlence. 739-9337. BEDROOM 5ET - Seven-piece NEW TWO FAMILY — With three- 741-7666 for confidential interview 10 Thomas Ave.543-O3O2Shrewsburv •Merril promotion. pine Colonial, excellent condition All for $500. 872-9261, anytime. air, dishwasher. 1SS0. 741-2196. BICYCLE — Man's 1979 Schwmn bedroom apartments, two garages. CENTURY II, COZENS AGENCY, •Pension and profit sharing plan RETIRED WOMAN — Looking to $575. Call 291-2407. UBSTITUTE TEACHERS — For LIVING ROOM SET - Mirrored Key port Immediate occuPancv 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. home In Middletown area as live-in red. five speed Like new. $75. Call RED BANK — Three bedroom Keyporl School. For information liquor bar, studio couch, chest of 842-1718. . $425 per month. Call 842-231'- Bungalow Kids ok, appliances, $300. Call now for appointment companion for older person, non REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — all, 264 2840 BEST TOP SOIL drawers, reclining chair and occa "IM BRO INC. BKR. 544-0905 F. Get i ivalld. Rtterencas, Call 741-47i MOPED 1978 - Black, excellent ONE-BEDROOM — Apartment, re For aggressive office with max- Good fill dirt. Eckel Trucking, stonal chairs. 946-B662 TELEPHONE SECRETARY —Full condition, 802 miles, asking $300 modeled, very, very nice. On West imum framing and advertising pro Monday through Wednesday WORKING LADY — Looking for 591-9707 RUMSON — Three bedrooms. 1"J ime. 3-11 shift, long term, pleasant MOVING, MUST SELL — Contents 787-8927 Sunset, Red Bank S27S per month grams. MELMED REALTY, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. day's work or live in, five days per baths, one-car garage, fireplace. iffice. 741-4700. ol house. Furniture, air conditioner, plus utilities. Call 526-728* _ 671 5650 164-2400 week. 843-8067. BIG BARGAIN m mediate occupancy Close to while metal headboard, drapes, chtwls $750 plus Utilities B43 8433 TECHNICAL SALESPERSON — MODERN LAMPS. ONE HANG PORT MONMOUTH — Remodeled WIRE PERSON — Experienced wall-to-wail carpeting, recliner and 83 CBs/Electronics fler 5 REAL ESTATE Electronic manufacturer requires ING. ONE TABLE. ALSO, END and ready, one-bedroom, wall-to- SALES ASSOCIATE AC power wiring from schematic 55 Situations Wanted TABLE. ALL IN EXCELLENT more. Call 672-1571. nside salesperson for telephone or- with minimum of supervision. Mus wall camels. $200 Opening for one full time associate. CONDITION. CALL 566-6846 ANY ,EA BRIGHT — Small furnished ders, correspondence, customer ser- know components/wiring slilng. Ap Male CB BASE — President Madison, STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 wo'bedroom collage, available im- License a must Experience helpful, vice, etc. Contact Jim Bernard at TIME. AM, USB LSB. digital clock with ply Electro Impulse Lab, 11 MOVING-MUST SELL - Nine-piece lediatel* Call 747-4913 but not necessary. Member of MLS 62-6100, 18-4 p.m.). alarm, turner expander, 500 power PORT MONMOUTH — One Chestnut St.. Red Bank. 741-04 BOXES —Corrugated. Packing SUP Mahogany dining set, table, six and National Referral Service, desk mike with tone control, Wilson oedroom apartment, available im plies for Industry and Moving and chairs, buffet, china cabinet, e training and marketing programs. CARPET *» ground wave antenna. 100. coai, mediately, heel Included, newiv dec INTON'FALLS—Two-Story, four- Storage. Call 747 4096 or 462 4672 cellent condition. $400 7871246. , One of Middle towns leading agen TEACHER COORDINATOR — CIE INSTALLATION used three months, original cost orated Call 787-8441 after 5 P m edroom. I1 j-fiath All large rooms cies. Call or write today for con II Cooperative Vocational Educe Work COUCH — Loveseat and chair, over $600. selling far $400. 495-9560. onvenient. secluded location near will repair your carpeting or Instal PAINT FOR SALE fidcnlial interview FOULKS PRES- n New Jersey certification re- PORT MONMOUTH — TwO-rooi iew carpeting. I have five vaart matching chair. $600. Excellent con- ALL TYPES. ALL COLORS Fort Monmouth and Parkway (47} TON AGENCY. 2 Woodland Or , quired. Immediate opening. Ap- dition. Call 671-3276. furnished studio, utilities paid, experience In this field, and will give _ CALL 583-6779 . monthly plus utilities One month Middle town. N.J, 671-9494. plications addressed to Mr. Conlon, carpet, t"5. Overseas you an honest, reasonable estimate 84 Merchandise ecurlty. one-vear lease References Vice Principal, Red Bank Regional COMMERCIAL BEER COOLER — TIM-BRO INC., BKR 544-0905 Make more money working abroad MO JOB TOO BIG)! I If your carpe eouired Can J43-6S21 business -REAL ESTATE — Interested In a High School, Little Silver, N.J. Beverage Air. Three-keg, two lap PIANOS ORGANS egardless of your age, sex or jo ooks shabby and needs to be Wanted ours. W)'o base commission? If you art a Deadline date, Oct. I. Egual Op- SIMM, 787-9684 or 842-7199. N.J S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER Red Bank 28 Riverside Ave status. All types of workers urgent! touched up in a few places, give me productive, experienced Real Estate portunity Employer. GRAND OPENING SALE needed. For details, send a sell a call at 747-9343 after 6 p.m. Ask foi RIVEftVIEW TOWERS idlesperson, join the leading real AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN addressed and stamped envelope t Ron. Daily-Sunday FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE 03 Rentals To Share estate company in New Jersey. For Vistt our huge showroom. Best selec WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, EACHERS — High School In- Foreign Employment, Apt. 5033, 70 A confidential interview, call Ster- tion of major professional brands RUGS. FOR CASH On the Navesink River dustrial Arts; Middle School Vocal Washington St., Buffalo, NY H*os GUTTERS CLEANED ling Thompson Group'Sterling Music; Elementary Bilingual. Musi many used organs, student pianos INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Two bedrooms, startino at $490. In MALE — 34. CauCMiftn. looking for Repaired. Roof-Chimney repairs Rentals from $7 50 per month "The * Thompson ana) Atsec., Carey Heck, iave N.J Certification, Contact As YOUTH ADVISOR — Pot local syn REGISTER 150 E Newman Springs Rd eludes central air and heat, cooking woman, mid 10 lo JO'S lo share small 7«7-»45 only place to make a decision" ; w 5600 istanl Superintendent tor Per- agogue. Reading knowledge o Shrewsbury 747-6200 gas. balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV oust One child O K 49S-0S4B, it Pond Rd. Shopping Center, Rl. 9 onnel. Long Branch Public Schools, Hebrew considered somewhat help MAN WITH TRUCK — Light haul Classified Ads security and sauna. Garage, POOI m wMkdavt. anvlim* wavkandt ' RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — Freehold. For no waiting appoint West End Court, Long Branch. ui. Salary dependant on individua ing. deliveries. Also clean ou ALL LIONEL TRAINS and manna available Bob Clccone, I Part-time, clerical help for busy ment, call N.J. 07740 or 229-U03. Equal op- dnd experience. Call 536-2300. houses, garages, etc. Reasonable Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal 201-741-1732, ROOM-MATES WANTED Real I strttt- office. Light typing, as low as BOO-392-69I7 portunity employer 78/-7835. 946-2193 berdeen 1700 Matawan 1225 filing and pleasant phone voice. \ED BANK — Part bjllspaid, three Freehold 1130 Weehrnd hours Send resume to P.O. EACHER - For creative self-con- 52 Babvslttlng/Chlld WINDOW CAUKING « per win ANTIQUES — And old furniture, rwdroom, kids, pets ok, near store Middletown S1W-12O0 ' Bon 2i1, Mtddletown, N.J.. 07741. ained situation In unusual setting, dow. Experienced. Call 43 cents PIANO - Winter Baby Grand Move glassware, tools, etc One item or STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 lailel $140 Red Bank liso eta eligible. Call Betford Cell of Care 29I-U30 after 4 p.m. in two weeks, must sell. $1000 or best entire contents. 767-7835. tolmdel 1350 w Keansburg 1225 RECEPTIONIST - Red Bank" Lew offer. 842-1996. RED BANK — Furnished one e v 0 0 r t % 1 e 0 office, including calendar control. ANTIQUES - All kinds bought for bedroom, all utilities Paid, modern W Long Branch $150 Responsible. Good starting salary PIANOS — ORGANS top cash Mary Jane Roosevelt An HE BEDROOM — Bartender and IYSITTER — Responsible worn For FAST RESULTS kitchen, more, 1300 Atlantic Highlands SI40$1SO a .ind excellent benehls. Reply to Box 'ditress waiter available for in- an tor lour year old, my home, to 57 Day Care/Nursery All Musical Supplies and Services tigues, 109 East River Rd., Rumson STATE RENTALS Bfcf 747 9434 X 780, The Daily Register, erview. Call Lois at S72-9O06, be occasional days, evenings. 671-4537 AT LOW COST TUSTtNG PIANO CO. 842 3)59. Member Appraisers As 11751200 School And Manv. Many more Shrewsbury, N J, 07701 ween 3-6 P>m. •12 a.m. • Our 97th Year sociation oi America RED BANK — Luxury high-rise. WOGETHER S«-etn Aibury Park 775.0664 Two and three bedroom aparimenis Phone ANIIUUtb - OAT fc'WAY AN- EXPERIENCED — With refer Open 9 to 9 ( ,111 between 7 9 D m . R42-486* TIQUES, Rl 36 and Homestead ences. Twelveth year. Organiied PIANO — Yamaha MIA. Ebony ly Ave,. Leonardo 2915250. REO BANK — Beautiful one Play for pre-nursery school children. More Classified REGISTER ropean studio console with Help bedroom, dining room. Hying room, Lunch supplied, Mon., Wed., Frl., instill pickup Must sell, $7000 AVOID THE GARAGE SALE •- wall-to-wall ca/pet, dishwAshfr, ge- on Next Page :» II St Georges Church by the 222 9609. Mark. Hassle Top dollar paid for your age, landlord pays heat and water Uu Rumson. Call 741-7275 or Classified Ads unwanted Hems. Call 264-8615 alter $325. 74V2196 classified advertising 791-9252. PIANO — Baby Grand bv Estev. 3 P m 542-1700 Classic stvle. dark wood. Siooo or RED BANK - Beautiful large two WORKING MOTHERS — Full day Toll Free Irom Matawan Area best offer. Call 946-3478. bedroom, eat-in kitchen, dish- are, I a.m. to 5 p.m. (Hourly rates). BAND SAW WANTED washer, wall-to-wall carpeting, Happy Hours School, Rt. 34 In good condition 566-8100 Call 741-9464 landlord pays heat. %*1S 741-2196 Matawan. 566-0936. PRINTING PRESS — 10*15 CiP INFLATION Toll Free from Middletown Area Good condition. BASEBALL — And other non-sports RED BANK — Opt- bed room apart- 671-9300 566-0936 after 5 p.m. nent. share kitchen and bath Con 536-3368 ement location Call 741-0739 REFRIGERATOR — Kenmore. DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, white, $225 Washer. Kenmore, gold. NAN JOHNSON RED BANK — One bedroom apart- adding machines, typewriters, of- $225. Both under warranty. Call BUYS AND BUYS ment, near train, bus. business, $350. fice equipment, etc. at bargain From an entire household to a single utilities U! ?J43 V 10 d m 6-9 l) TTI FIGHTER 61 Business prices. New or used. A.A.C. DESK Antique furniture, jewelry, sil REFRIGERATOR - Free«r, Cold- OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhurst. Immediate cash Top dollar RED -SANK — Three rooms, all spot, 11.4 cu ft side-bv-side with ice r Opportunities 531-3990. 842-1449. Mies paid, lovely, area, $300 maker, 66" high, 36"wide, 30" deep. TIM BRO INC. BKR 544-0905 DINETTES - New, $44.95; New 1330. Call 739-2667 3LD FURNITURE — Anllques, chi- A RARE CHANCE — M room ive-piece bedroom, $195. Mat- ha. glassware, art objects and bric- RED BANK — Spacious 4 j room Spring Lake summer hotel. Ex- SOLID — Rock Maoie dining room resses, new, $29.95. K D. SHARP'S a-brac. Immediate cash tor any- basement, central location, business tensive remodeling done last year. set. bv Beal, four fiddle-back chairs FURNITURE, 275 Hwv. 36, West ning and everything. RuScil's, 25 E, oerjon. pets OK 530-0591. Pool, beach privileges across the le captain's chair, spoon legs, Keansburg. After 1 p.m . 495 0095. Front St . Red Bank. 741—1693. street. Separate owner's home ' 48" round table, plus two 12' leaves, WEST END — Modern three-room LOOK FOR THESE ADS eluded. A rare ocean front opporti DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING ke new. $400. Thret T-cushion SNOW. PLOW~ and bath furnished units, winter or ty. Exclusive agent. $325,000. Call — 1.18 carats, best offer over 11600. Hallagan sofa and chair with slip- For 1964 CJb Jeep yearly. Immediate occupancy The today. Ask for Commercial Depart- Call 191-2069. covers, $150. Two rugs. B'JMIO';, Call 542-44 SAND PEBBLE, 229-1700 10x15, (50. One dresser and mirror, WEST END - Three rooms, child CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors chcl-oLdraw light wood, $50. "URN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO DAILY « SUNDAY IN THIS BOX DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL ok. heat paid. $2flS DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to "Independently Owned" Clearing wood chipping 291-1427 671-243" Hi I River Rd. Fair Haven Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will TIM-BRO INC , BKR 544-0905 (201) 741-76S6 DRAPES — Custom made. Antique THE USED FURNITURE CENTER luy Irom private owners and es- satin, red with black and red over- 197 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank alet, ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- ays. Both completely lined. Two Beens. Has-beens and Why Nots PAIRED ANO JEWELRY DE 102 Houses For Rent . AMERICAN AIRLINES — S0° dls- ELECTRIC RANGE — Magic Chef, arge wall lengths. $400, Call SIGNED 799 River Rd.. Fair o MUSICAL INSTRUMENT — Kin TIRES — Four Goodyear Jeep AT- . count ticket, (40. dual ovens, excellent. $155. '87-8876. Haven. N.J. 842-6257 Trumpet, $100. King Alto Sax 62 Mortgages trackers, 9x15, with white spoke- ap- CHALET — On«-D#droom - Ion - SM-70T3 Call 922-0351 a phone, $200. Good condition FIREWOOD — All hardwood, cut, pliances rims. Only 225 miles. $350. privacy. U00 per month 8428786 'AMERICAN AIRLINES —59*0 dS END TABLE — $25, metal cabinet, SECOND MORTGAGES split, delivered, stacked, »5 Call 747-3303. Call 74IUS2 evening* S3S, full si» box spring/mattress, 495-1147, 264-0622. The Daily Register ' count coupons. SSO or best offer. Call PANASONIC STEREO — (Llk Turn the equity In your home into EATONTOWN — Woodmere, three 1 9-J, 2M-21U ^_ &2S. storm door, $25. 8720653. new). $250, Dressers, $30. Baby crib cash. $5000 to $50.0001 available. a FORD 250 — Step bumper, excellent TWO TWIN BE DS — Two dressers, bedroom. i'-i bath, split-level with Stolle high chair, Strolle lumper, ca Watts Diversified Financing, call dial den and full basement, one-vear ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUG - $100 EXECUTIVE CHAIR — Leather, condition, »30 Four Sonic tires, while refrigerator Red shag carpet- bed and stroller. The works for $100 anytime, 741-4909. lease, $600. GLORIA NILSON RE- Oak hall tree. S20Q Carved head- swivel, sturdy. Adjust for comfort. 5O«16, mounted on split rims, ex- ing. 671-148). 544-8729, ALTORS, 842 6009. board. SSO More items available. Oreal buy, 1150. 747-3627 ctlltnt condition. (200. Guitar, "T/ie Action Line" USfeD PINBALL MACHINE — •6-10 p.m., 847-2167. PIANO Gibson Sunburst, with pick-up. $700 FLUTE, ARMSTRONG 43 Money To Loan Good condition. $300. Call after 6 NEEDS TUNING, $125 3593 101 Commercial Good condition, $95 p.m., 946-4609. * BED — Full, bookcase, headboard, 842-9179 542-1700 S7S. Spread, sheets, electric blanket. Call 741-2383 after 6 p.m. FURNITURE — Sofa, loveseat, col Rentals VELVET COUCH — And Chair SJi Light blue thermo drapes, RUG - 9x13, blue, $55. Bamboo ****** ee table, chairs. Moving, must sell. 108 Commercial PORMICA KITCHEN — Table, • * hardiv used. > 94x756", SSO. Beige open weaved glass table. $75. Wicker rocker, $4 12-1994. 35x49. plus leaf and four upholstered * Call 937-9426 Rentals Now, when you drapes, 120x76". S10, fl72-1877afler 5. Sterling candlesticks, $25. Old orlen (nair;>. S100- Maple chest. 150. Single « tat lamps. $50. 741-8918. WASHER — And dryer, $100 each. BLUE CARPET — 15x18, S12V ddvbed, $75. 741-5084. 10% FURNITURE place a REGISTER : Green carpel. 12x15, 1100. Small urnlture at a fraction above cost, Glass table with chairs. $250 Queen PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE mattress, $75. 721-8262; 739-1997. green rolling bar, SIS. Insulated SNOW THROWERSNOWBIRD- QOVT BACK1D any name brand available, such as 54 BROAD ST. 12,000 sq ft Tailgate Loading, Classified Ad lor 3 FURNITURE — Metal office desk, lennington Pine, Pennsylvania drapes. S15 and $20. Castro h.p., 13", neutral, forward, reverse LOANS WALNUT DINING ROOM SET — RED BANK, N.J. private parking, A/C heat. blue green couch, $200. Excellent S65; white chest of drawers and louse. Century, Henredon, heavy duly use or commercial. $150 Table, six chairs, hutch, light fix- 6-otfice suite (900 sq ft I may be tpnnklered Public Irensponation or more doyi, condition. Two end and one cocktail bureau, needs reflnishing, $40 each; MONTH8 BEHIND ON * Heritage, Hickory, Thomasvllle, SAA-4402. ture, like new. $450. Call alter 6, subdivided for my portion Ihereo'. table, blue, i?0. Artlfical palm tree, antique white dressing table, like and manv more. For more Informa- AND MORTGAGE « 787-9345. and single office. 280 iq M Central S20. Call anytime, 741-5493 new, $65; fruitwood coffee table, $35. TRACTOR — Sears. 8 h.p., gras Ion, call weekdays, 12 to 9 p.m. 9.000 sq ft Tailgate 'osdmg pnvaie including Sunday, air, heal, pnvaie parking, elevator, 6714346. cutting attachment. Five years old «OR CURRENT — CREDIT,. parking, heal, spnnkiered PuDlic 721-6666 WHIRLPOOL — 27 eu.lt. freeier, full janitorial service included Prime CARPET — Orange sMag, 10x11, MS. needs work. $195. 842-2998. NO PROBLEM. EXAMPLE* while, like new wilh key Asking SM0 transportation you gel on extra GLASS COFFEE - End tables, Furniture Catalog Service of N.J. location Jusi completely renovated Living room chair, olive green vel- "--n. Call 747-1720 matching lamps. Good condition. TWIN BED — Six months old, bo * $10,000*87.80 MO. ANY * vet, $35. Call 5M-1548. FURNISHING ON A LOW 747-1100 747-1100 day HtEEl S100. Walnut console TV, $25. soring and mattress, gold hee * AMOUNT OR REASON * BUDGET? — Chech the USED WOODBURNING STOVE CAMERA — Kno.cs-C3S, range 73935*8 frame, tike new, 1100. 872-0398 aftc * 1st Mortgage and tquity fund-^ FURNITURE CENTER OF REO $190 4. REGISTER Claiiified tinder, like new, $40. Ing co. now processing Govern- IANK. Fine furniture tor less. 197 291-1427 ^74 7 • 9155 hrewsburv-Ave. JADE PLANT — Super easy, indooi WHITE DOUBLE-DRESSER — ment backed loans (or all* Ads cost as little as With mirror and night stand, $90 CHANNEL MASTER TV — Talt- grower. 40" tall, $60. Two United *Ocean/Monmouth homeowners.* GLASS AND CHROME — Coffee 72 Garage Sales scoprc steel mast anlenna. Complete coupons. J95 pair. 747-4283. • Sears corner fireplace with eleclri able, bumper pool table, butcher 43< per line, per «ilh all remote directional controls. healer. $60. White three drawe New anti-inNation programs will lock unit, George Kovacs lamps. MOVING — Miscellaneous Yard Sales Perfect condition, 1115. Call 741-8174 desk, $40- Magnavox color TV stereo save you $1006 of US per* Ike new, excellent condition •ilier 5.30 p.m. furniture, including solid maple twin and record player, needs work. $50 Retail & Professional day, based on 3 842-2483. bed frames. $50 pair; M" round Call 4951473. *month by consolidating all bills* DINING ROOM TABLE — Five marble-lop coffee table. $50; •into one. CAU 364-1911 M.A.E.* HAVE CON VERTED —To gas heat, GARAGE SALE — Sal., Sept. IS, lints, lOdays portable sewing machine, $30; type- WOOD FENCING — 4' stocked (hairs, extra leaf, $200. G.E. refrig- ^funding has the special plan for would like lo sail 175 gal. fuel oil tank 104, Sun. 16th, 10-2. Some never erator, $50 Large mirror, S7S. writer table, $5; three-drawer type. Approximately 60' with gat nd burner. Tank, four months old, used and like new articles, large insertion. W-3695. chest*. $15 Pair. 542-0082. and post- $50. 767-2172 after *. your needs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. * urner. tour years old, $200 lor both assortment. 10 Clarissa Dr., New Monmouth all 747-5569 after 5 P.m. COMBINATION Fast Resorts, low GARAGE SALE - Screen house, Cost — Now on $ aueen reversible headboard, skates. OF SPACE r STYLE ANO extra Day. Phone VALUABLE COUPON LOCATION 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° GARAGE SALE — 15 Central Ave., porl Monmouth, Sat., Sept. 29, 9-3. 542-1700. Miscellaneous Items. Six separate buildings, all for division to suit • Toll Free Matawan FOR ULE PRICE UP TO'ZOO" 50 CENTS OFF GARAGE SALE - Sept 27. 28. ID Major highway location between Lakewood a.m.-4 p.m. at 3*9 Church St., and Toms River • Continuous day and evening Area - 566-8100 Belford Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Your Next traffic • Additional full basement and loft space HOUSE SALE — Sept. J1, 34, 25. A Toll free quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns 44 Florence Ave., Leonardo. End available • Complete with trees, winding paths, now under a separate distinctive heading Items ori- table, bedroom set, metal cabinet. benches, pond and working water wheel • p DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD etc Middletown Area - ginating Irom your household may be sold lor up to By presenting this coupon Leasing terms individually negotiated. $20000 (lofmerly $100 00) per article Price lor each When placing your classified ad MIDDLETOWN - Frl. lo Mon.. 671-9300 Sept 21 lo 24. Clothing and house- item must be mentioned (Sorry, not good lowaVtfs Family Md hold items, Plus much more. Special Or Contract Adrtrtittri) collection of nearly new clothing for the SUP 14 U woman. 4 Suffolk Lane, J&rrymor Mi REGISTER AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE behind Kinntv's, Rl. 35, off Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Sterling Thompson Group / Barrymor Realty CLASSIFIED Call 542-1700 5E PT. 26, 27, 21 — 10-4 p.m. 7 Donnei Daily a Sunday Call 542-1700 Street, Holmdel. Nearly new chll (201) 364-4444 or (201) 367-2226 No discount if cancelled before expiration. Man etttefc* to: Tht Dally Rtglifcr dren's clothes and miscellaneous. Please call or write for our tret color brochure ExpIrM let). 30.1979 No changes in copy. One Register Ptsu, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 YARD SALE — New Hems added RM-ceMrcM lit eafy from last week. 10-6, Sept 22 lo 30th. 14 Park Ave., Union Beach. 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1979 152 Boats And AcctisorUi 103 Rentals To Share REAL ESTATE Director retires at fort 131 Housts For Salt 75 JERSEY SEA SKIFF — Cedar „ FOR SALE (linker hull. 115 Chrysler Crown. strated the feasibility of a head Best offer or will donate to FOHT MONMOUTH - Brown joined the Army Re- WANTED - People with ap*rl fhglble charily Rumioo. 74t-24M mints or hornet to there No charge HOME BV THE RIVER! Samuel F Brown recently re- search and Development worldwide military com- Gracioui charm of early IHO's In lo you, MI will run ads. wreen 76' GAS KETCH — Mftftoganv on munication system using sat- 131 Houses For Salt I hli tasteful I v-reitored 14-room tired from his position as Laboratory heie, serving as applicants and rater qualified wo oak. new Dacron sails, ti h.p. In- house with 3''i bath*, 1' fireplace In pit Our no-cost service It the safest board engine, good condition. In wa- technical director of the U.S. ellites in stationary orbits living room. Almost two acres beau the senior project engineer Uitest w«v to find the right person 10 ACRE HORSE FARM - 12 Malls, ter. 2*1 30tl titullv landscaped grounds, towering lo share your home or apartment brook, excellent twofamllv home. Army Satellite Communica- for the development-prod- Brown is a senior member trees 3S0' recently rebuilt bulkhead TWOGETMER f ireoiace in each unit Good Iron* W CHRIS CRAFT - IIS h.p. In- on Shrewsbury River, megnlflcenl tions Agency, here, after uction of an ultra-high fre- of the Institute of Electronic Mt-1171 taae. quiet road, handy location. board, sleeps four, galley, head. view! Large boathoutc Private Harold Lindimenn, Broker. Eaton Fully equipped, including canvas and Electrical Engineers, • sandy beach. Little Silver. Bv nearly S7 years of govern- quency radio relay system lown. MM 103 and winter cover. Excellent condi- Winter Rentals o«yner Call for appointment today' tion. In water. 15500 Call 741-tttt, ment service. still widely used by tactical member of the Armed Force* A BETTER WAV — To boy of Mil. 7416335 9 I. Mrs Evans CENTURY t\ Phoenln Realty, THE A native of Greensburg, elements of the Army and Air Communications and Elec- AIL6NMURST —" Two bedroom NEIGHBORHOOD PRO LIT LAYTON BOAT 34' — Cabin. Force. tronics Association and has rurm&htd house Nice area Near SESSIONAL 1M 4900. oebt Cape Living room, kitch- apstrake. compass. Chrysler en- Pa., he entered the military transportation end throning T in en, dinette, attached garage, full. ine, good condition. In water. Addi- service in January 1943 as a been active in community af- May 15 S2U month C*n 531 8.JS* A NEW LISTING basement, nice yard Stairway to onal flying bridge, extrai 1*50 for As chief scientist for the after S p m weekcUvi. all day wech RUMSON WATERFRONT! second floor for additional rooms ulcfc^ale. '41-5*72 second lieutenant and retains U.S. Army Advent Man- fairs, serving three terms as ends in ,•(• .-, .Hi i .. .• . < •• • i.oin with parquet floors and Large lot. 39x125 Lovely Mld- o Day Harpoon Phantom Law been awarded scholarships were awarded to two Airlines. A son, Paul Jeffrey, tossed an aluminum con- Can anytime, (.81 *tJb French doors opening to private dletown neighborhood Good school Calkins Getor E Z Loader -Mln* Paneled den, eat-in kitchen, system Low taxes Asking Ui.000 Johnson Outboard has a doctorate in marine ge- tainer away while being ap- KFVPORT - One bedroum. tath by the Brookdale Foundation Brookdale graduates, Elaine )«• heat, two-car garage Quiet, res Call owner, T47-3HT Sales a A AA-Rated S«rv •refer woman Call •rlpntidi area Asking 187,900 Complete Canvas Shop Trust. Coursey, Matawan, and Bren- ology and currently Is In- proached by a police officer, MIDDLETOWN — Call or send for volved in offshore oil explora- police said. LITTLE SILVER our "Shore and Country Living" 1st Ave . Atlantic High The scholarships, which da Gierhart, Middletown. tion for the Mobil Oil Com- KEANSBURG RCN REALTY 291-5600 are designated for middle-in- Coursey is a Monmouth Col- William Tompkins, of 84 month Please can «T.J11« or on exclusive listings AP OPEN SUNDAY 1 7410950 pany. '8' 68* ) for intormati PL E BROOK AGENCY, Realtors. come students who don't lege student and Giiyhart Is Main Street, was charged 4*0 R| 35, Middletown. 671 7300 MOBIE 14' — Two Mill, trailer RED BANK — Private hem Good CHAPEL HILL ESTATE- (One sail, traveler blocJIs-new this qualify for other types of fi- in her third year at the Johns with possession of the con- Two homes-three acres OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside season) All In excellent condition, Hopkins University Medical' tainer of white powder, be- 'erred Call 741 IJ7J 1114.000 B439OO7 Woods and Cong View Village .isking 11195 Call 747-0608; after i, nancial aid, were announced Davidheiser is speaker Elegant new homes from 1116,000 s« i«4. ask for Peter Collge. lieved to possibly be cocaine, IFD BANK Larste loweiy roorr • ')i ONIAL Six years-old. MOOsq by Leonard Goldblatt, Foun- C. dll 531 05O5 urnished, clean and (uniturMtii. II I Dated 175,900 LENTZE MARINA - For Raritan dation Trust president. The Sea Bright Marine MIDDLETOWN - James after he attempted to throw 'nvale entrance 647 92SO 7B7-35O0 REAL ESTATE SALES AS Hay boating In-oul berthing service the container away at 4:47 SOCIATE — Needed Immediately tor power and sail boats, IS to 16'. The scholarship recipients Education Foundation, W. Davidheiser, who Is past tATONTOWN -Woodmere. ranch, N Mu\t have license and be ex- Used boat sales '87 im nine rooms, center hall, charm, secretary of the Middletown p.m., police said. perienced Call Chris Benedetto are; Arlene Andrulonis, Port through the Brookdale Foun- SENIOR CITIZENS mini m*. lanes, J92,50O S42 46M 671 0404, BENEDETTO REALTY 19' MFG 1477 - 5'/i h.p. Volvo, Monmouth; Kim Brady, Key- dation Trust, has awarded its Board of Education, will be Tompkins was among a ••iffps live, trailer, mooring, dinghy. ELLEN S HA2ELT0N. REALTOR GROUP. mBHwv 35, (Squire Shop ping Center). Middielown Call MI-6I66 port ; Joyce Cost i n, first scholarship for a the guest speaker at the noon number of young persons 841 3200 asked by police to leave a RIVER PLAZA - For sale by WANTED . Navesink; Willie Dean, Long Brookdale student interested luncheon meeting of the Mid- owner TDree or lour bedroom, older 14-16' aluminum boat, with or in a career in marine science dletown Area Chamber of private tract on Cooper Road. FAJR HAVEN — Lovely treed two story. Gas heat, full basement Branch; Rebecca Di Nardi, without trailer, motor. leni nn property Three bedroom Principals only 155,000 Call 741-4788 108 Commercial Call 747 13» Eatontown; Roberta to Rita J. Johnson, Holmdel. Commerce on Tuesday at the According to police, Pa- t'tus rlfii nr fourth bedroom Two full ix 74t 4736 Rentals ii.ithi living room, fireplace, al- Greiner, Keansburg; Suzanne The Keport Veterans of Hamni Hollow Country Club, trolman Kevin McCauley, af- [4CHtd u.iMgc first time ollered. RUMSON 154 Recreational t'.B *00 Bahis Real Estate. 872 1600 New Rumson home. Unusual and Grivas, Matawan; Annette Foreign Wars has awarded a Llncroft. ter notifying Tompkins and AGENTS F:<. Ullvi practical design in this three- Vehicles Growcock, Atlantic High- an unidentified female to iisMonals offices available m Iwo FIRE SALE bedroom, two-bath home Fireplace scholarship through the Davidheiser will give his HI thre« rooms or larger An Two family house in need of ex- m family room. 38' deck, gas heat, lands; Charlene Hlrd, Foundation to Jill Silva, Key- views on the proposed build- leave the area, followed 'afpet.. decoration On long term tensive leoairs 111.000 one-car garage Walking distance to wn MINI WINI - Excellent condi- it-ase* Red Bdnk, area full ser •-•• I I M F D REALTY, B K R schools and bus lines Breaking tion Many extras, Asking $7,BOO Rumson; Margaret Mocarro, port, a 1979 graduate of Key- ing program for the renova- Tompkins on foot and saw . vices Low rents 7J1 91»i fc/1 S6M) ground now Pick your colon Call 764 7605. U4.S00 Hazlet and Shari Olsen, Tin- port High School who is a tion of Middletown High him throw the aluminum con- ;v TRAVEL TRAILER — Not UHd Ellen S. on road Call 6 6 p.m. tV Highland! tainer on the ground. ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE FORECLOSURE Brookdale student. School North. H^atl u» Red Bank, prlva SPECIAL HAZELTON-Realtor 493 2541 my, aPMunniaiiv !W) sq ft (too a Dead end street, overslie yard with PU1LIC NOTICI 1 B« 3100 COX CAMPER - Fully equipped, month Call Rocar Company before fwitieiue . all-aluminum siding, pos- sleeps six 1800 Pleas* take notice that the un< I O IK Ml j]l j ihtc four bedrooms and eat-in kltch- tin signed has appealed to the Board RUMSON Call 546-3591 • n Don't miss it. your loss is some- Take a look at Armstrong. Three- of Adjustment of the Borough of MAIN ST , MAI AWAN N Iftln VA And FHA buyers bedroom Custom Colonial growing HUNTSMAN PICK-UP — Camper, Highlands (or a variance from the Fire burns Highlands restaurant lesttontl building Centre) ill IOHOI up in a great neighborhood. Asking 10' >', sleeps six Good condition. provision* of Section 0 (R-2) of the honing, private entrances and 18^,900 It will be emreadv this fall. 11000 or best offer. 841-3611. ' Zoning Ordinance to as to permit HIGHLANDS - An early that the blaze may have He said wiring throughout i.t*atcirii-s on ttrtat part ill ACADEMY AGENCY construction of * Real Addition, to E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Re MIDAS MINI-MOTOR HOME ~ De used as a bedroom, and bath on morning fire gutted a portion the building will be checked dtlors. 555 Prospect Ave., LIUIe Sil- started in the restaurant's 1977, «tfI furttained, new tires. CB mimiui loci ltd on S Seadrlfl Awe., ver. 741 4S0O. us ;in investigation continues rad.o 1 condition. 19000 S43-U7B known ai Block 72 Lot 38on the Tex of Moby's Restaurant and electrical system. PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE - Lo RUMSON AREA - Call or send for Map. Thli appeal It now on the Sec- KS f'HESTON AGENCY Lobster Pound. 2 South Bay tomorrow Assisting the chief -nwa in orw of MitlOtrtown'5 moM our "Shore and Country Living" MOTOR HOMES. FOR RENT retary's calender, and a publk hear- Fire Chiel Eugene Ven- REALTORS lllliKliyl- Oflllf DulldiMJ- brochure, pics, descrlpliont.'prlces Check our unbeatable ing tyas been ordered lor 10-4 79 at I will be Investigator David .' Wondland Or Middle town • Ave.. early Saturday timiglia said that some 3D on exclusive listings AP low rates and compare, 229-0471 P.M., prevailing time, In the miately 771 so ft .iv.ii1.1ble For 671 9494 i. il .mi of the borough police. information, please tan ?91 4100 PLE BROOK AGENCY. Realtors. Borouah Hall, in Biy Avenue, Fire officials are in- firelighters of the Highlands PROWLER 1976 - Filth wheel, 30 MA7LET TOWNSHIP — Sale by 117 Ave of Two Rivers, Rumson. Highlands, New Jeriev. Copies of The restaurant suffered -<1 MARY S SCHOOL | A k Be! 7900 It., completely self-contained, air pertinent document! art available vestigating tfie possibility Fire Department fought the OWfMi I iirfc huge bedrooms and conditioning, excellent condition •iM'i.tto Dr , West Aii.'finu SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING — Asking $5800. Call 291 0177 m-is hours at Highlands Borough blaze in the one-story, wood- ; mg room and utility room, eal-ln 531 6594. 9RB «J7. ^Jl 4016 ..i' n. t • >i< in-, • I'lirpd m property. Many 315 Morris Ave., Long Branch Hall, in Bay Avenue, Highlands, frame building for approx- said, but the office area was other fealures Completely re- Needs some work To be told as Is SLIDE IN CAMPER - For I' pick- New Jertev- gutted Also gutted were modVttd ready lo move in 154,900 Asking 116.000 with 15.000 down and up Good condition, $500 firm. imately two-and-a-half hours owner will hold mortgage. Call after 739 3050 Dolores & Russell Howard Officers .HI 4vVu80b or 49 SI 305 alter it was reported shortly fiberglass lobster pounds 110 WantedToRent 6pm 988-4405 5 SeadrlttAve. HAVE BUYERSNEED LISTINGS . Highlands, NJ 07732 where lobsters were stored, TWIN LIGHTS before 3 am. by an uniden- CrtH the KPIT Auencv. Inc. SPECIAL SePl. 24 M B0 Mountainside home—ocean view he said. Mf N,V.T HO. Fair Haven, 741-4477 loo NOTICES arrest man tified caller. MATURE BUSINESS COUPLE * SS9.9O0 8419007 Tlicr•(' was no estimate of No pets no children detire one or HAZLET NEW 3b Bl LEVEL — 2» Ktimburq The fire, which started in RUMSON i >VII bedroom hou i -.'.,.;. siding, half-brick. NOTICE damage available last night. ru AII ampnit.es Call ;.IIHI f. 163.900 Investment or-residence an office, "doesn't look sus- 150's 8429007 A Special Meeting will be held Bl tH day weekends, 74? 6lW 7BM5O0 210 Lost & Found in assault Raymond ('osgrove, on September 17th, 1979 at 0:00 P.M. picious. II looks like an elec- WALKER & WALKER for the purpose of passing a Resolu- trical lire," Ventimiglia said Kumson. is an owner of the REALTORS LOST — Vicinity Four Winds, Mid- tion pertaining to Ihe 6th year Com TINTON FALLS - A 27- Shrewsbury Office 741-S211 dittown Small female tabby cat, munitv Development Program. last night. restaurant. Middletown Office 671 3311 limps because of parelyted left front Marlam J.Splelman year-old Eatontown man paw Any Information appreciated, Borough Clerk 6M 2639 Sept. 24 $2.70 faces a preliminary hearing Make It Yourself 132 Condominiums in Municipal Court this mom- LOST - Scotch Terrier. While, Town Houses male, answers to "Hennessey". VI- 234 Middletown ing on charges stemming tinitv of School Rd, Hit- IB, TOWNSHIP OP MIDDLETOWN Marlboro Reward 780-1665 or PLANNING BOARD from an attempted robbery New Circle Coat! LUXURIOUS- Two bedroom, two "4-O748 tfavs County Births MONMOU1H COUNTY, N.J and an assault in the parking NOTICE OP HEARING custom drapes, carpeting. Channel LOST - While puppy missing since Club Tower Apt* , Monmouth Sept n Vicinity, country section of TO' Adjoining Property owners lot of the Hilton Inn early Beach. N.J. (100,000 Call S31 31B8 Holmdel About three-months-old Please take notice that the un- Friday. Any information appreciated Re- dersloned has applied to the Plan- MONMOUTH BEACH — Sands RIVER VIEW HOSPITAL Oak Drive, Lakewood, a son, « X »! New Monmouth, N.J. ber 10, nn. at which time and place vestigation by Patrolman (Joan Maslowi, 14 Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Aaron I Value pscked'.Ovec 17 iind patio Deep lot for potential 07748 . said bids will be publicly opened and Louis Vitale Tinton Falls who Street, Red Bank, a daughter Silberman, 240 Nintn St. , all i.ralts 3 liee pat parking area Separate healed. In- read. 702 sulated studio Asking $137,500 Prin GUITAR LESSONS —Beginners. 10 Specifications and details mav observed the Harris car in on Sept. 13. Lakewood, son, Sept. 17. inir ("inrcii inside Send $101 i -oals only, Call 842 3775 far appoint Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Call be obtained from Mrs, Janet P. nilf 0096, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sausser, Board Secretary, Ocean- the Hilton Inn parking lot a Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Ira Finkler, Place, Oceanport, N.J. 07797. All bids must be sealed and addressed short time prior to the at- Doantos (Laurie Ann An- 2 Quebec Road, Marlboro, RED BANK — Part of business dmtrict, commercial building, three lo Mrs. Janet P. Sausser, Board tempted robbery, and noted drews), RD1, Route 520, Eng- daughter, Sept. 18. units, desirable store, available on Secretary, Board ol Education, Ma- the vehicle's license plate lishtown, a daughter on Sept. NO Waist Seam! Printed Pattern possession. Gross $15,780, net ple Place, Oceanporl. N.J. 07757, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice $11,530. Asking $119,900 Principals and marked BIO FOR INSTALLA- number. 13. TION OF Oil. BURNER," /..ilia, 531 Dow Ave., Oak- DfilV Call evenings 17, 739-1641 222 Eaiontown Mr. and Mrs. John Brett The Board reserves Ihe right lo The attempted robbery hurst, son, Sept. 18. NOTICE reject any and all bids and to waive (Jacqueline O'Connor), 38 137 Lots & Acreage TaKe notice that application has and assault took place at 2:23 Mr. and Mrs. Cruz immaterial Informalities, been made lo the Mavor and Council By order of the Board of Educa- a.m. Friday, police said. Kamar Court, Middletown, a Figderoa, 193 Union Ave., ul Eatonlown. N. J., for a Club BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - Red License tor Eatontown B.P.O. Elks tion. Oceanport, New Jersey. son on Sept. 14. I^ong Branch, daughter, Sept. Bank and Monmouth Beach Call "2402. for premises located at 216 Dated: September 14, 1979 days. 2ft 3535 After 5, 671 1163 Broad Street, in Eatonlown, N. J. MRS JANET PSAU5SER Mr. and Mrs. Robert 18. Board Secretary f AIR HAVEN Building lot. Names and addrettes of officers Man charged Brock (Lucille Gervasio), 157 Sept. 24,25 IN 40 JERSEY SHORE S5>145 116,000 Principals only Call ul the Lodge are as follows! New Monmouth Road, New Lfl LOOSt or lo Hi/ 4488 Robert. L Thomas, Exalted Ruler Neptune 170 Green Grove Road 242 Shrewsbury Monmouth, a son on Sept. 14. ly mumllhi «ai I Neptune, N J O77S3 (912-42S4) in sex assault Mr. and Mrs. Danny 138 Mobile Homes George E. Sewing, Leading Knight Borough Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waitt • 20 Baru Drive Paszkiel (Donna Winslow), soft novelty yoke detail : I I PROPOSAL (Patricia Bucco), 37 Highway Long Branch, N.J, 07740 C22»-4?63) Notice Is hereby given that on 11-year-old 126 Frederick Ave., Howell, up 01 d'mn lui il.,, WibO — Two bedroom, country Gilbert J. Elsenmann, Loyal Knight sealed bids will be received by the 34, Matawan, a son on Sept. 3 Cottage Place Mayor and Council of the Borough of son, Sept. 6. Printed Pattern 920; ti ilchen. wall-to-wall carpel, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A washer'dryer, air conditioning, Neptune. N.J. O77S3 (775-4034) Shrewsbury, on Monday, the 15th 15. Sues 8. 10. 1? 14, Id 18 ^0 patio, canopy, walk to shopping and Othell Barrett, Lecturing Knight Dav of October, mi, at BOO P.M. al 24-year-old township man Mr and Mrs. Christopher it Kremer Ave Mr. and Mis. John Dag- ? i 8 transportation 2M 3069 after 5 p.m the Municipal Building, Broad was arrested Friday and Bosley (Carol Nietubicz), Efltontown.itJ. 0J724 (J4M»7> »• Street t Sycamore Avenue, gett (Diane Me Cabe), 504 yaidi 60 Im GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Frank E. Smith, Etauire Shrewsbury, New Jersey for the charged with sexual assault Hickory Ave., Farmingdale, Bethany Rd , Hailet.-Adult park 97 Robinson Place Purchase of the following Item: Beachview Avenue, Union Walk to shopping and N.Y. bus DESCRIPTION and child-molesting in con- son, Sept. 10. Beach, a daughter on Sept. J64 3911 ...... _ FrankW Jenkins, Chaplain 1990 DUMP TRUCK for Public nection with an attack on an Mr. and Mrs. Kerry 40 Locust Ave Works Department 15. Send $1 50 for each pattern. 140 Real Estate Wanted Eatontown, N.J. 07724 (M2-794I) Detailed specifications lor this 11-year-old boy in a wooded Wilson (Justine Foriest), 13- Alan A. Springwaidl, Inner Guard item are on file at the office of the section of Wanamassa Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. A Wake Court, Eatontown, Add «« lor each pattern loi 74 Tinton Ave. Borough Clerk, Municipal Building. Seibert Jr. (Tricia DeVogel), first-class airman, handling. Eatontown, N.J. 07724 (None) Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue, day. daughter, Sept. 16. HOUSES BOUGHT Ralph A Romeo, Tiler Shrewsbury, New Jersey. 84 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Send to: FOR CASH Hf Maple Avi The Mayor and Council reserve Michael M. Tave, 308 Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bulk 7* HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR Eatontown, N.J. 07724 ($43-9356) the right to reject any and all bids In Bank, a son on Sept. 15. DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, the besl Interests of the Borough. (Patricia Connelly), R.F.D. Paul OF Caprlo, Secretary coln Drive, was being held Mr. and Mrs. Richard REALTOR, 7«-2»j. 540 White SI Bid forms mav be obtained at last night in the Monmouth 537, Box 274, Freehold, son, Ealontown. N.J 07724 (Unlisted) ihe office of the Borough Clark, Mu- Rotondella (Elizabeth Ince), PRINCIPAL WANTS - To buy resl Camlllo G Severlnl, Treasurer nicipal Building, Broad Street and County Jail in lieu of $7,500 Sept. 12. dential building lot in Middletown or m Broad SI. Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, Molmdfl area Call 495 lU'U 28 Howard Avenue, Ealontown, N.J 07724 lUJ-Mjn New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MARIAN MARTIN ball. Keansburg, a daughter on WANT I l< John A Tomalno. Trustee 5 Yr Bv order of the Mavor and Coun- Detectives James New- Prudenty (Dorothy Barrett), Building lot, Monmouth Beach or 166 Stonev Hill Rd. cil of thi Borough of Shrewsbury. Sept. IS. Pattern Dept. 420 Oceanporl Call Jeff, KIRWAN CO , Eatonlown, N. J 07724 (None) JEAN W. FAfJRY R.ttC. man and Robert Swannack 15 Howell Residential Court, 841-4350, Jowph R. Mahon. Truitte 4 Yr Borough Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph For- *t Sixth Ave. Howell, son, Sept. 13. Sept. 24 |t.3O arrested Tave with help from gione (Elaine Szmigiel),1624 The Daily Register Long Branch, N J 07740 (322-6193) the Asbury Park Police De- CHILTON Carmen P. Sessa, Trustee 3 Yr. ,341 SUtt Of N«W jTfV Union Avenue, Hazlet, a son RECREATIONAL Juniper Lane Apt 10A partment. Pequannock Township Eatontown. N.J. 07724 ($43-1717) NOTICI on Sept. 16. C James SlcilianoSr,Trustee 2 Yr Take notice that the undersigned In Mr. and Mrs. Frask 3A Myrtle Ave. accordance with NJ.S.A. 19:10-1* hat Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eatontown. N.J. 07724 (543-1537) Schweighardt, (Betty SLIM. SLEEK are twu of the 152 Boats & made application to the Director of George F. Sauerwaln, TruttH 1 Yr. Motor Vehicles Dlv. of Motor Vehicles. Correction Bruno (Helen Helfrich), 385 Wright), Wanaque, formerly icest ways to tfestnLi- Accessories 356 Grant Ave Trenton, N.J. to receive title papers Matawan Ave., Aberdeen, a this season Heie. • Eatontown, N.J 07724 (542-ttSO) and issue New Jersey Certificate of FAIR HAVEN - A poetry of Little Silver, twin sons, Objections. II any, should be Ownership for a 11*9 Yamaha ttOcc. son, September 16. same color 01 contrast fills in 15 CRUISE CRAFT — Center con- made Immediately In writing lo molar cycle. Vehicle Identification and song festival is scheduled Sept. 9. the dramatic deep sole, 45 h P. Chrysler, and trailer. All Mariorle L Becker. Clerk of the number Is CSIOOton. 1976 $1700 Call 741 0467 *ltf 6 i> HI Borough of Eatontown, N.J. for 3:30 p.m. next Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. James ATLANTIC CITY Printed Patlf" Oblecttont, if any, should be rrtade 70 DUSKY Console, 140 ho In- Robert Thomas. Exalted Ruler to the Director of Motor Vehicles, At-' the Fisk A.M.E. Chapel, Karakitsos (Karen Quinn), 22 Atlantic City Sizes 8, 10. 12. 14 16 9268 board/outboard, trailer, extras, ex- B.P.O. Elks 2403 tentlon: Mr, Donald H. Olberson, 21ft BroadSI Chief, Certificate of Ownership Bu- sponsored by the Men of Fisk. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ro- 12 (bust 34) takes .)'. yards cellent condition, $5000 842-1428. Coral Drive, Hazlet, a daugh- 6-20 Ealontown, N,J. reau, 137 East State St., Trenton, N.J. 45 inch fabric Il HGLAS IMP - Fully Eatonlown B. P O. Elks #3402 Samuel Breese, Jr. The date was listed incor- ter, September 16. senfeld, Northfield, (for- eauiPPId, excellent condition, 13500 P.O. Box 614 a^w M oi *v voe • KO. rectly in Friday's editions of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall merly of Little Silver), son, or 14.200 with trailer and electric Eatontown, N.J. 07714 Holmfel, N.J. 07713 winch 264 6760 Sept 24, Oc I 1 , w.tO Scnl. 10.17.14 JW.IO The Daily Register. (Lillian Worrell), 1383 RedSept. 6. Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. 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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Alto born on this date help you implement them ah act of nature that rould Born today, you have the are: Zachary Taylor, U.S. Profit takes preparation damage your present chanc- "gift of gab." You are able President; John Marshall, CAPRICORNIDec. 22- es for gain Fire and water to talk your way into or out noted jurist. Chief Juttlct Jan. 19| - Know your own compete of just about any situation ol the U.S. Supreme Court. motives and you'll be happi- GEMINKMay 2 1 June 20) On the other hand, you are To see what is in store for er with your derisions - Seek some time alone or in somewhat inclined to abuse you tomorrow, find your Refuse to be talked into a the company of an old and birthday and read the ecu ic your gift, using it to gain reversal ; trusted friend B* aware of sponding paragraph. Let advantages for which you AOUARIUSfJan. 20-Feb. personality changes may be ill-prepared. The your hirthd.iv star be your 18) •- What ma> jppejn l« CANCERIJune 21-July result of such abuse will in daily guide. be a wrong move in the 22) -• Finances need adjust- the end cure you of the morning proves to have bo n ment Make sure the budget habit, however, for you will TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a good one by day s end • can stand the present strain suffer embarrassment and 25 PISCESlFeb 19-March Finance your account' The Wisard of Id disappointment that are not LIBRA(Sepl. 23-Ocl 22| 20) -• Though there is -mm worth the temporary gain. - Financial considerations LEOCJuly 23-Aug. 22) -• confusion early in the day. Yiiur faith in human nature Highly intelligent, you come first today Decisions all becomes clear ai :i:.,> B boosted today by an THIS will ultimately learn to can be made on other bases. evening Personalities nj. act of lnve Take your time NEW 8/tLL 15 depend upon your sense of but only at high risk conflict making adjustments to new logic and your ease with SCOBPIOIOct 23-Nov ARIESlMarqh 21 April abstract ideas to bring you 21) - Restrain yourself TO ADO TWEMTY 19) •• Family members maj evenu into positions of authority when it comes to responses come up with new ideas nut VIRGOIAua. 23 Sept 22) and profit You have execu- to the young You may say particularly acceptable.' to - An unhappy memory may tive ability far above the something you'll be sorry keep you from progressing average and should, in the for. you Fight against capitulu tion as you should today Try lo end, reach heights of leader- SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- contact an old friend for ship you hardly dared aspire Dec. 21) - Share new ideas TAURLISIApni 20-May advice to with one who may be able Is 20) •• Be on guard again*!

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PERHAPS.,WITH THE IGNORANT PMMNTS,.. 18 The Daily Register SHBEWS§URYA N J. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 24,1979 Fishing turns poor in Cape May too

Bluefish, weakfish, sea bass and fluke were taken during along the Delaware coast and even some buildings in Ocean possibly 15 sea ban and a few tiny porgiei. Lillian and I, who the annual travel and outdoor writers weekend in Cape May City, Md , could be seen. had changed lo bait hooks after it became obvious that there : County but not in large numbers. This was really going to be great, I thought, fishing off the weren't any big weaks or bluet around, reeled up just two : The best of the fishing was bluefish chumming on Thurs- tip of Cape May, all of Delaware, and even Maryland all at the very small sea bass. : day night when a group on one large boat reportedly caught 97 HENRY same time.' Both went back into the ocean. and the group on the other boat caught three. The fish taken Our jigs bumped bottom, and bumped and bumped. After a The skipper, one of the most popular on the Jersey cape, - by the lucky anglers were donated to the Saturday night while I felt a little nibble and when I cranked the lure back up was baffled. So was I. If we had been fishing off the North cookout at the Lurae Hotel in North Wildwood SCHAEFER to the boat, discovered that some tiny denizen of the deep had Jersey Shore I would have guessed that the wrecks were It rained hard on Saturday night but it always does at the nipped off the end of one of the strips of squid. covered with filth but this was off Cape May where the ocean cookouts. After a while somebody, of the 50-00 people aboard, caught floor is still clean. It rained hard Saturday morning too but cleared at noon a fluke of about a pound and a half and this was duly reported It was the worst afternoon I had ever witnessed off Cape when Mrs. Schaefer and I decided to go fishing on a half day over the public address system. Every time a fish came May, proving you can get skunked anywhere. party boat and possibly catch a big fish and win one of the aboard, which wasn't very often, the news was broadcast. Striped Bass Sari Fishinf Improve* prizes offered by the Chamber of Commerce. This was the scene of weeks of action for big weakfish and Drifting on the shoals proved a dud and wreck fishing was Mullet were reported thick in the northern Monmouth The party boat Royal Flush, Wildwood Crest, had been even larger bluefish in the spring and both of us were even worse. Hie skillful skipper placed us on wrecks which County surf over the weekend when quite a few striped bass fishing with success for weakfish and bluefish off the beaches confident of plenty of action, We both used Ava 27 jigs, yielded just a few small sea bass and porgies as big as a were taken, reportedly mostly on running and popping plugs, but since the wind had gone into the west, temporarily, and ' 'sweetening'' the hooks with strips of fresh squid. child's hand. The top of one wreck was merely 20 feet below metal and bucktails. the ocean had calmed, also temporarily, Capt. Ed Royles Somer Shoals was reached an hour from the dock and we the surface. It produced nothing. Hank Lach of Neptune weighed a 27-pound eight-ounce decided to run off to Somer Shoals. were below the Up of Caps May with Ull slruelure visible When it was all over the total score wa» (we fluke and striped bass at Oiglio's bait and tackle shop in Se« Bright He caught the fish on a Rebel plug. Rick Abele of Red Bank caught a 21-pound striper and Joe Toth of Atlantic Highlands a 16 pounder. Don Noack of Highlands caught an liy«-pound Weakfish in the surf on worms. Eagles' interception foils Giant rally Jim Stonaker of Monmouth Beach caught stripers of 23 and 16 pounds on Redfln plugs. George Moss of Rumson (continued) the third period, a 28-yarder, to up the score to 17-0. plays later, it was on the Eagle 39 with a first down. Then, it caught an 18Vb-pounder. Charles Kitlasz of Edison got a 22'4- The Giants fought right back to make it 7-6 with Dean The maligned Giants, who had been greeted by boos when was In John Sciarra's hands, and the game was over. pound striper on a rigged eel and Joe Koiic of Navesink bootlegging for 11 and then scrambling for 19, the Giants' they came on the field, could have folded. But they didn't. "I was worried about overthrowing, and I underthrew," caught a 16-pounder. longest run of the season. When the drive died at the Eagles After Franklin missed his first pro field goal, they moved 85 Dean lamented. Fred Kemp of West Long Branch caught a pair of stripers 25, Danelo kicked a 42-yarder yards with Dean completing five passes .on the way. Dean's That's the way It goes with losing teams, and the Giants weighing 26 and S pounds. Pete Jakubecy of Oceanport caught But the Eagles came back with a TD of their own on a 73- bootleg off the right side got the touchdown, and the defense have now lost all four of their games. a 9^-pound striper. yard drive. Jaworski completed four straight passes in it and got the ball back for him two minutes and four seconds later, Coach Dick Vermeil of the Eagles was glad to get away Fishing Regalatloai Changes Are Minor the last was an 11-yarder to Keith Krepfle for the score. • with 2:27 to play. from town with the win. "They (the Giants) did a helluva job The state Fish and Game Council has voted to start the Franklin then kicked his seventh straight NFL field goal in There was plenty of time; the ball was on theM, and three with a new quarterback," Vermeil said. "I think Perkins has new trout fishing season on April 12, but made only minor done a helluva job keeping them together. They are going to changes in the regulations. get better each week and beat somebody soon. I'm glad we Streams will be closed for stocking from March 16 to April don't have to play them anymore." 12. Vermeil could afford to be generous. He is now 3-1. A new provision will make it illegal to possess trout on any Freehold Today QUICK KICKS: Harry Carson played only on special stream closed on specified days for stocking. Formerly a - teams because of the flu. His place was taken by Dan Lloyd. conservation officer had to actually see a person fishing in Giants used Phil Tabor, who had two sacks, Jeff Weston and closed water to make an arrest. This will shoot down the HI Pact, |I,IM, Clmg. Benton Bob (No Driver) Shafttr Adloi (Butler) Yankee Pat (Batchy) 1*1 ScatUr Brain (Klllv) sih: Pace, 11,1*0 Dees Knight (Kenny) OurLadviB«st(Baldtchlno) t-1 Calvin Miller at defensive tackle in place of John MendeNhall excuse that the trout on the stringer were actually caught In Woodcutter (Kelly) •. Scottish Isle (Butler) Mist Streaker (KtMv) f>1 (back spasms) and Mike McCoy, out with injured knee. Proof Myer (Ortilat LuclbetS (PoullnJ •Hi: Pact. M.000 Left Bank (Fagllarone) Bl an open stream, and that the fisherman was merely walking Ban ton King (R. Flllon) Shadvdalo At Large (No Driver).. Wvnvale (Morgan) Logroller (Walion) B 1 Fourth period started with chants of "We want Simms." along the bank of the closed stream. Terrli Babv (Bonacorta) . ...S-l Peter Baron (LeGauoe) Eskimo Sal (Tafon* Jr.) 20 1 Frosty Carnlvtl

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