The Daily Register
0L.99 NO.145 ^ SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1976 15 CENTS Arnone labels O'Hern charges(shameful9 RED BANK - Charges by Register Christmas eve issue and still am, amazed and ment saying that the subject GOP challenger was former The end result was that Mr Mr O'Hern because of his in- Mayor Daniel J O'Hern that "It leads me to believe," shocked at the intemperate was not a matter of municipal councilman William S Ander- Marks ended up with nine sistence on being heard at a recent court action seeking she said, "that anyone who and dictatorial tone of the business son, who lost by more than voles more than Mr Mulhr council meetings Although I to Invalidate the election of differs (with the mayor) may mayor's diatribe against two Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Zar at- in votes. ren No decision by the GOP certainly do not agree with two Democratic incumbents find themselves blasted in the individuals who have done tended last night's meeting It Following the recount there as lo whether the case will be all the viewpoint expressed was inspired by Paul and newspapers" ' nothing more than speak their was one of the first meetings was a law suit filed by the appealed has been made by the Zan. I do believe the* Rita Zar, 152 Spring St., has The mayor responded by minds. they have missed in more Republicans alleging irregula- Dr. Arnone said "the may- have as much right to be been termed "shameful" by saying, "You're not the only "When citixens are casti- than a year. rities In the conduct of the or's worts appear to be those heard as any other resident of Dr. Michael J. Arnone, local one who feels that way, what gated publicly by governing In his statement, Mr election of a vindictive man who was Red Bank. To attempt to si- Republican chairman. can I say." officials for exercising their O'Hern blajned Mr and Mrs That case was heard by Su- obviously scared to death thai lence Mr Zar through the use "To even inter such a thing He added that he made the Constitutional rights to be Zar, frequent council critics, perior Court Judge Louis R. the Republican suit would re- of insinuation and ridicule In is just plain stupid," Dr. Ar remarks as a private citizen heard, then it is a sad day for for persuading the local Re- Aiklns. who ruled that M veal a multitude of election the public press is certainly none said in a prepared press and not as mayor of Red Red Bank and America. " he publicans to file court chal- votes were questionable irregularities perpetuated by not In keeping with the dig- release. Bank. He also forbid further said. lenges to the reelection of enough to be declared illegal, the Democratic party in their nity expected from an at- comment on the matter dur- Democratic incumbents Rob- but instead of throwing the effort lo retain control of the torney aad mayor of our Meanwhile, the matter was He added, "It was citizens borough." briefly discussed at last ing the meeting. who cared and who dared to ert Marks and Frank J. election out as the Republi- governing body in the last night's Bopough Council meet- However, the mayor did al- seek out corruption and irre- McKenna cans had asked. Mr Aikins election." Mayor O'Hern had stated that ing when Mrs. Ann Makarew- low John Mulheren, one of the gularities who exposed the The first attempt was a said the election would be de- Dr. Arnone said, "It must although the Zars character- icz, Mount St., told the mayor two GOP council candidates Watergate chicanery Do we recount which upheld the cided on the basis of how be remembered that Mr. Zar ised themselves as concerned she was bitter about his re- involved in the election dis- expect less from our own citi- election, and showed thai Mr. those 21 persons had voted has been a life long regis- citizens, they have cost the marks, especially because pute to read a statement. zens? Marks had defeated Mr Mul- Two had died since the elec- tered Democrat who has be- taxpayers over tlt.Mt In de- they appeared In The Daily Said Mr. Mulheren, "I was, The mayor declined com- heren by IS votes the other tion. come a thorn in the side of Se* Araeae, page 1 Carter hints economic plan may need smaller stimulus
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SIMONS ISLAND, Ga YorkUad Mayor Abraham In last night's statement. stimulus between Jab creation than they are." by moil (AP) - President-elect Car- Beame of New York City for Carter said that "although no and tax reduction " ter is calling his cabinet into discussion of financial diffi- final decisions were made, I The former Georgia gover- Carter, wife Rosalynn and private session at this seclud- culties of the nation's largest believe significant progress nor aid earlier that he want- daughter Amy are staying ed Island retreat to exchange city. was made toward an econom- ed to get the views of all hu here at Musgrave Plantation, views on an economic stimu- Earlier, on arriving at this ic package constituting a bal intended cabinet members, a secluded retreat on l.Mt lation program that he hints rented island estate from hie anced attack on both even those with no responsi- acres owned by W Smith might be less expensive than home in Plains, Ga., Carter unemployment and Inflation " bility for economic affairs, Bagtey of Washington, an heir originally anticipated said the latest economic In- about what should be done be- to the Reynolds tobacco for- The program is expected to dicators had left him "fairly He Indicated thai the plan fore reaching any conclusions tune include a combination of rax well encouraged this after he and his cabinet will finally on what sort of program to When Carter met with his cuts and government job pro- yesterday's discussion, saying, agree on will include both begin economic team in the living grams. Carter said after a in a statement that he and his public works jobs to cut He also promised lo meet room of the Bagley home, the meeting with his economic advisers also "focused on cur- unemployment and tax cuts next week In Georgia with ap- only person wearing a tie was advisers yesterday that he rent economic trends, which to stimulate the economy His propriate leaders of Congress the one participant who will make a final decision on seemed slightly more positive advisers in past weeks have to help put finishing touches apparently will hold no offi- the tax cut portion of the plan than we had earlier ex- indicated the project would on the package he will cial position in the Carter ad- "within the next 10 days." pected." cost some lib billion to 120 present ministration — Atlanta at- billion torney Carles Klrbo As a prelude to today's first Previously, Carter voiced While suggesting he will On another subject. Carter a»sjM»f HaHSf f UHI make a decision on the eco- was asked on srrival here The others present were working session with those concern thai the economy Treasury Secretary-designate BACKING ER UP - Going down hill on o sled was easy and tun for this nominated to cabinet posts. was worse than he had nomic stimulation program yesterday aobut the likelihood youngster, but the climb back up was something else again. Undaunted, he by the end of the week, he of a 1177 meeting with Soviet Michael Blumenthsl. tabor Carter conferred for nearly thought during his campaign Secretary-designate Ray Mar- got down on his hands and knees and Inched his way back up the four hours here yesterday for the White House. said he doubted a total cost of leader Leonid Brezhnev Car- slope. The scene yesterday was Tower Hill off Harding Road. Red Bank. the program will be available ter responded that he thought shall, former Atlanta banker with his key economic ad- Bert Lance, who Is being visers. Aides said the session His two upbeat pronounce- by then this "a likely prospect for ments about the economy, 1177, although we have not nominated lo head the Office was being held to consider of Management and Budget; "alternative approaches to coupled with a reference to He said he expected by made any plans for it." attacking waste, could be in- week's end to have "a mix" and Charles Schultie, Ins job creation tax reduction Responding lo another Presidentelect's choice for Grounded tanker oil and reductions In government terpreted as Indicating Carter of economy-boosting mea- question, Carter said his chairman of the Council of waste." hopes to present an economic sures in mind, but "the total package to the It77 Congress amount might wait until after briefings by the CIA indicate Economic Advisers. Today's cabinet session was that would add less money the first of the year ' He said "fairly substantial" increases Also present was Vice Pres- to follow an early meeting than expected to the federal it would be premature "lo In Soviet arms production, ident elect Walter t, Mon- spills into Delaware with Gov. Hugh Carey of New budget deficit spell out any exact amount of but "we are still far stronger dale MARCUS HOOK, Pa. (AP) gallons of Arabian light crude boom, supported in the water — A work crew has contained oil, according to a spokesman by plastic flotation devices, an oil spill from a Liberian for Standard Oil of Ohio, was installed by a 20-man tanker'that ran aground dur- which owns BP, Inc., and crew to surround the leaking Byrne acts to fund housing units ing a docking maneuver at a chartered the 771-foot tanker ship and prevent the oil from refinery here, spewing at Jack Kistler. an employe of spreading. TRENTON - Gov. Bren- cost The borough then re- The legislation signed by next month to finance the ditional projects." Byrne least 1M.0O0 gallons of crude Caleb Brett Sons, who was BP workers began unload- dan T. Byrne yesterday duced the amount of money it the governor provides an in- nine projects,, which are ex- said oil Into the Delaware River. called out to examine the ing the ship's remaining car- signed legislation providing IK was to receive in lieu of taxes itial $K million from the 125 pected to generate 124 million The other seven projects The spill created an oil spill, characterized Arabian go late yesterday, and the oil million that will Initially fund for the project in order to million mortgage assistance in construction wages, Byrne •re: > slick at least three miles long light as dark, thick and walled in by the boom was nine housing projects in the bring the overall cost into line bond approved by the voters said SomerviUe Senior Citizens that extended two miles north odorous. skimmed off and pumped into state, including construction with standards of the U.S. De- in the election last Nov. 2 The governor said at the Housing, 151 units, Prospect of the refinery and1 one mile "It's not something that we a tanker truck. of senior citizens housing in partment of Housing and Ur- The bill provides 12 million end of Ike construction peri- Park Senior Citizens Housing south, a Coast Guard spokes- like," said a BP spokesman. The ship, which Is owned by West Long Branch and Mala- ban Development. to fund neighborhood pre- od, estimated lo be a max- in East Orange. 1M units; man said last night. "But it's one of those things the Red Bank Shipping Co of wan. servation projects, including imum 20 months, when the Jewish Federation of Camden ' The Matawan project con- He added. "We won't know where you take the good with Panama and registered in The West Long Branch rehabilitation of existing nine projects are completed County Senior citizens Hous- the extent of the spill until the bad. We try to get clea- Monrobia, Liberia, was project will provide 150 units sists of 108 units - 48 effi- housing, and M million lo the M million reserve fund ing, Cherry Hill, 145 units. daylight. You can't get an nup crews in the scene as loaded at Freeport In the Ba- of housing primarily for se- ciency apartments and M create a construction reserve can be reapplied to finance Sisters of the Poor Senior overall picture at night." soon as possible." hamas, according to Baker. nior citizens. The project will one-bedroom apartments — fund. other projects. Citizens Housing, Palerson. W The Coast Guard said the The Coast Guard said the A Coast Guard spokesman be located on Community costing an estimated 13.7 mil- units lion The reserve fund will be "By going direct to long- tanker. Olympic Games, oil appeared to be leaking said the oil spill Was the larg- Drive and is estimated to cost used to secure long-term term financing and eliminat- Alto, New Communities Se- apparently lost power and from the vessel's port wing est in the Delaware River $6 million. The project. Minisink Vil- bonds Issued by the state ing the need for short-term nior Citizens Housing, New- struck a sand bar, rupturing tank, below the water line. since the Corinthos collided The borough almost for- lage Senior Citizens Housing, Housing Finance Agency notes, the HFA expects to ark. 125 units. Salem La- its hull, while turning to dock After divers examined the with the Edgar M. Queeny in feited the project last month is to be built off Route 79 on a (HFA) to aid development of achieve lower Interest rates fayette Housing Development. at the BP, Inc., refinery. damage hull last night. Sam- January 1(75 at the BP refy when a federal agency in- nine-acre tract behind Mount housing for low and moderate on Its bond ands and move Jersey City, 412 units, and The spill, which occurred uel Baker, the Standard Oil nery dock. Some 315,000 gal- volved decided not to recog- Pleasant Manor Nursing income families. more rapidly to obtain federal the Mansions Housing Devel- some IS miles down river spokesman, said repairs prob- lons of oil pured into the river nize 1400.000 of the project Home The agency will issue bonds subsidy authorizations for ad- opment. Pine Hill. Mt units from Philadelphia, was re- ably would be made some- after that wreck and sub- ported about 4:10 p.m. by one time after dawn today. sequent explosion. of the tugs that was guidling Joe Douglas, manager of Another Liberian tanker, the 771-foot tanker toward the Coastal Services Inc. which the Argo Merchant, split up dock, according to the Coast was hired to clean up the last week after running agr- Guard. spill, said the oil around the ound off Nantucket Island on Long Branch projects hit snags At the time of the accident ship was contained shortly be- Dec. 15. spilling 7.6'million fore 11 p.m. gallons of Industrial oil into By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN ing government and local ap- intended to encourage stores HUD, the commercial space tract on Broadway between the 19-million gallon capacity provals. vessel was carrying 17 million Douglas said a 2.000-foot the Atlantic Ocean. to move into the area, revita- provision can be reinstated, Rockwell and Third Aves LONG BRANCH - A few By September, the Housing lizing downtown Broadway. probably placating the Cham- Progress on the Rivers In Groton. Conn., a third months ago the city seemed Authority had already re- Some city council members ber of Commerce and others Edge Mall senior citizens Liberian tanker spilled 2.000 well on its way to acquiring ceived 500 applications from also feared that the HFA s re- The mayor also said he project has also apparently gallons of oil into the Thames 441 units of government-subsi- senior citizens for subsidized fusal lo limit residency in the would not be adverse to al- come to a standstill as the The Inside Story River over the weekend. dized senior citizens housing housing high rise to senior citizens lowing the Housing Authority plan awaits necessary local As it stands today, how- Eligible senior citizens pay would defeat the purpose of to manage the building. approvals before a complete THE WEATHER BP, Inc.. which operates ever, construction is not guar- one-quarter of their gross in- the project Although preliminary in- application is submitted to Partly cleady, breezy aad cold tealghl the refinery here, has been a anteed on any of those units, come for rent in the subsi- These disagreements with quiries have been made to HUD wholly owned subsidiary of dized housing program the HFA regulations became aad twnerraw. Laws tealgat la the Ms aad and plans for M of them had HUD about the Downtown In October. Mr Kiernan highs Unerrew la Ike Ms. Complete report Standard Oil of Ohio since to be abandoned after the An application for funding important at the end of Octo- project, there has been no re- 11)70 when British Patroleum was submitted to the state ber, when the Agency an- said that the 108-unit high-rise •a page 2 owner of the former Hazard sponse yet. according to Rich- could have its ground break- and Standard Oil merited Hospital on Washington St. Housing Finance Agency nounced It had no more funds ard P. Kternan. Housing Au- Rabbit misses We al scaesl 11 (HFA) for the Broadway se- ing in spring of 1177 and con- Historical mascim stagat la Ealtatewa 11 Meanwhile, the Argo Mer- decided not to sell the proper- for new senior citizens proj- thority executive director nior citizen's rise, which Is to ects ceivably be ready for occu- Sum GMimet slices laU alga-flker bread 14 chant's automatic pilot was ty to the Housing Authority Mr. Kiernan added be pancy a year later. not functioning and the tank- for development of senior citi- contain approximately 242 Mayor Henry R Cioffi. the didn't expect lo receive word HtUday basketball rtverage 15 17 apartments. The project needed a dead- Netre Daaw whu Gatar Bawl II er was 24.5 miles off course zens housing. project's most ardent propo- from HUD on the project "un- when she went aground off An HFA stipulation that nent, has asked the Housing til after the new year line extension from HUD. Bridge Advice II DAILY REGISTER The two other proposed se- forced deletion of 10.000 however, because it had not Baiaaess. 11 PHONE NUMBERS Nantucket Island and spilled Authority to investigate the Even so. Mayor Ciofft's vi- 7 5 million gallons of oil into nior citizens buildings — the square feet of commercial possibility of getting US De- sion of a nng of senior citi- Sec Laag Branca, page 1 Classified II. II Mala Office Him* Long Branch Downtown Re- space from the plan placed Tad Free I71IJM the sea, her skipper testified partment of Housing and Ur- zens high-rises around Broad- Reserve New Ceada Jl development Corp s Broad- the project in a precarious ban Development (HUD) Cranwerd Pazde 21 Tan Free MS-SIM in New York Monday. way is far from fruition, and New Year's Eve Open House Cap! George Papadopoulos way high-rise and the Rivers position with city council funding for the project. all the city has to show for its Marilyn's Inner Circle Ho- EdKariab ( Classified Drpt M1-17M Edge Mall Senior citizens members and the city Cham- Eatertalameat, TV N. rimilaUta Dept itt-WM testified in Manhattan federal If the 17 million, 12-story efforts for the downtown proj- liday Inn, Hazlet, M4-HO building in North Long ber of Commerce. high-rise is approved by ect is tie recently leveled •anscepe 21 Spartp s Deptp : court that the ship's gyro- "Grand Caayea-WlasVteM" scope was not working and Branch — are in limbo, await- The commercial space was Lifestyle. It Mstfetewa Bireaa 171-tzM Darts 'a Eds KhOta's -Red Baak New Year's Eve, open boaaa Make A Date I FreeaaW Bareaa 40 2121 that she was being steered Harry's Leasler Haase Carpet Event Of The Year Reserve for New Year's Eve; Bathing suits, ski clothes, rid- til 5 am Gangplank, Long; OMturies 4 Laag Braact Bareaa ..IB-Mil manually when she foundered Make holiday reservations CBO. Hwy 35, Middletown, regular dinners, regular ing and tennis clothes, down Branch Tickets on sale now. Saarts ..1S-17 SUIeaaase Bireaa M>«Kil 24.5 miles to the left of (he now! Salad bar with dinner Channel Lumber Shopping prices, 872 1565 No entertain- jackets, gloves, warm-up Wed. "Oasis." Happy hour, 8- -course he had plotted Regular menu 842-0205 Center, across from Sears. suits, wool shirts 10 222-7M 2 TheEMyRegtoter SHREWSBURY, N I TIJESOAY. DECEMBER 2e 1976 Townhouse project technicality cleared TION KKl) BANK - A technical problem which threatened to ning Board and the Zoning Board of Adjustment, and had re- In other words. Lanid has one year from June 10.1»7«. the jeopardize a proposed $10 million luxury lownhouse project date of the last council extension to get its final approval. •y Tke AIMCUM Prew ceived tentative approval from the governing body here hi?been eliminated. However, the council, in granting its approval, said that a And. the council said, that final approval need not come And the developer, Lanid Corp, Clinton, has until June 10. building permit must be issued within one year of final ap- from the governing body, but can come directly from Ihe 1977, to obtain final approval for the plans for development of proval Planning Board. Pages may be historic documents the former Eisner Estate on Tower Hill off Prospect Ave Benedict R Nicosia, borough attorney, ruled that not only The reason that the extensions were transferred from the BOSTON - Two fragile ycllo* pages bearing the first The Lanid Corp , which took over development of the 14- was final' approval never given, but that the council in 1973 original developers to the Lanid Corp is that both appli- half of the Declaration of Independent• have turned up in a acre estate last year from Tower Hill Associates Inc. be- had no business specifying the time in which a building per- cations are essentially the same. Huston attic, and the minister who found thenUhtnks they're cause the latter was unable to obtain the necessary financing, mit was to be issued ' The Lanid Corp. wants permission to erect IK apartment straight from the quill pen of Thomas JeTOrson. needs only final action by the Planning Board He said that regardless of the fact that the council failed The National Archives isn't read) ju^ yet. to agree (hat That final approval is expected at the board's Jan. 4 to renew the extension of time for the start of construction, units, with two and three-bedroom units clustered in groups of 11 on the estate of the late Monroe Eisner. the Kev James K Allen has found the li
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t SHREWSBURY N J TUE90AV DECEMBER 28 1976 Long Branch senior housing projects at a standstill (Continued) passed and the council affect resolution "The council can't act on a Principals in the project are delay the Riven Edge project been formed in order to apply wtil only main • small owl acquired uw necessary local a tuning change and approve "I contend that the only ap- letter," the city council presi Mayor Henry J Shaheen of until (the downtown project) for the Male HFA money, in the overall approvals. the senior citiien project proval we need is from city dent maintained "We're nol West Long Branch and Mayor is a reality and a su which u not available to hous- •4 La* Branch The Rivers Edge Mill se- In his letter, Mr Dowd council," Mr. Dowd said "I taking action on that request W K Ed Kiely of Fair Haven, The Housing Authority ing authorities The one project far which nior aliens building BOW has stressed the importance ol feel certain that HUD would As far as I'm concerned, both Republicans voted to support the down With the dissolution of the HUD preliminary approval no firm deadline (or an appli- saving time accept that and we could they'll have to go through the Mr Cwffi. Long Branch's town project but to go ahead HFA funds, the downtown had been obtained. Washing cation to HUD, according to "The availability of federal complete our application normal channels ' Democratic mayor, .had asked with Rivers Edge as sched- project and the Rivers Edge Ion Manor, apparently died William F. Dowd , project at- funds for such projects is But the council has taken The PUnning Board has not the Housing Authority in Oc- uled project are actually com- an abrupt death whei Mrs torney, and neither has it got- highly cyclical There is no no action on the request be- scheduled a hearmg for the tober to consider delaying the Originally, the downtown peting tar the same HUD Lib W Ktag of Loch Arbow ten any closer to receiving assurance that the HUD cause it seeds the planning project either Rivers Edge project to jivt project DM applied tor state funds Mr Dowd contends decided not to tell the former the local board approvals it funds will be available for a board to make a recommen- "We filed an application the downtown high-rise a bel- funding; (uhuh Is tunneled that this shouldn't hurt either Haard Hospital an Washing needs in order to file considerable period of time," dation for a tone change, the with the Planning Board bul ter chance of receiving it-. through HUD) and Rivers project i chances ton Si to the authority In mid-October, Mr Dowd he wrote. attorney said. didn't include a check for site government funding Kdge Mall had applied lor "It's my personal opinion, Mrs King said last week wrote to Richard G Trav- Although the senior citizens "And the planning board plan review," Mr Dowd said "1 tear there will be a com federal funding but I don't think it will lessen the intends lo reopen and ex- ersa, city council president, highrise requires a use vari- won't consider recommending "We thought we ought to wail petitive reaction if the two Mr Kieman explained that the chances of HUD appro* pand the Frank L King asking the council to expedite ance, Mr. Dowd said that be- a zone change to council un- until the council makes Hi de- projects are going simulta the Long Branch Downtown al." Mr. Dowd said "Even Nurung Home, which the had the local approvals process cause the proposed site at the less the council requests them cision" neously," Mayor Ciolli said at Redevelopment Corp. had with both projects built It formerly operated al the tile by hearing the project propos- foot of Liberty St. near Atlan- too." Mr. Dowd added The Rivers Edge Mall se- the Oct. ( authority meeting al immediately tic Ave. is included in the Ur- As far as Mr. Traversa is nior citizens project'is to be "I'd never foreclose possi- Mr. Dowd suggested that ban Renewal Plan, the coun- concerned, however, it is a privately owned but managed bility of construction on that the city planning board be by- cil may change the zoning by dead issue. by the city Housing Authority land I'm just asking you In Red Bank sanctions STATE transfer of license RED BANK - Charles R continued should be retired lishmenl to the "principal en- Garbage piles up in Newark Knoll, well-known carpenter and not transferred or reis- trance" of the other NEWARK - Garbage began piling up on city streets here and contractor, has received sued This was important in this yesterday after sanitation workers struck to protest a wage permission to transfer a pack- The license Mr Knoll nb case because the site of Mr freeze in this financially strapped city. age store license to his shop tained was for the former Knoll's proposed location is A temporary restraining order enjoining the union from at 9 West St. Red Bank Liquor store which within 400 feet of the Brothers participating In "any strike, sitdown, slowdown, work stop- That's where Mr Knoll, had closed two years ago Bar on W Front SI. if IMtV page or other unlawful impediment to work" was signed yes- who wants to retire from the At the initial hearing two sured from the nearest door terday by Superior Court Judge Charles S. Barrett Jr. construction business. Is seek- weeks ago on the transfer. However, If measured from Union officials will be required to show cause Jan. 3 why ing to open a package store Peter Genovese, an owner of the "principal entrance lo they should not be permanently restrained from striking. under the name of "Red Rank Crates Beverages oh N the "principal entrance," the The court order was served on the union last night, so the Liquors." Bndge Ave., objected on the distance is well over 400 feet effect will not be known until today. While he has received the grounds there were already The council awarded an license transfer" over two ob- too many liquor licenses on (18,508 contract to Maurice jectors. Mr Knoll must still go the borough's westside. Schwartz & Sons. Red Hank, State got more federal funds before the Planning Board fur Mr. Genovese didn't appear for four new police cars This TRENTON — New Jersey moved up one place in 1976 in approval of proposed renova- at last night's hearing, but Includes a trade-in of four the ranking of federal spending in the 50 states. tions That hearing is sched- Mr. Thackara echoed his sen- cars for a total of 12.1M It Gov. Brendan T Byrne said New Jersey got 113.2 billion uled for Jan 4 timents saying that it is not was the only bid received in federal money in 1976 compared to 911.6 billion in 1975 In addition to approving the proper for the borough to con- Also awarded were con- "This is the fourth straight year in which we have im- transfer of the former Red solidate liquor licenses on the tracts totaling $40.4711 for new proved our national ranking in attracting federal dollars of all Bank Liquors. 230 Mechanic weslside while at Ihe same communications equipment kinds," the governor said, noting New Jersey moved up from St., the council adopted an or- time making attempts to for the Fire Department seventh to sixth place among the states in the sweepstakes dinance "defining" the min- rehabilitate Ihe westside as a The largest contract. 04.536 ••HIT pM4* hv DM ml for federal funds. imum distance required be- viable business area. for 45 portable radios went to MORE SNOW SCULPTURE - Th* ttoton'l first mow Inspired a rath of He credited the New Jersey state office in Washington tween two liquor stores. The ordinance defining the the Motorola Corp , and snowman-building activity and more than aicore of calls to The Daily Reg- and the state's congressional delegation for boosting the fed- The ordinance has a direct distance between liquor $5.1142 went lo the Mobile Ra ister from folks who had either built or %ttn works they thought worthy ol 'eral fund flow into the state. bearing on Mr. Knoll's appli- stores retains the distance at dio Dispatch Service Inc., for photo coverage. Among the more elaborate of these — and on* that's draw- cation. 400 feet. a base station radio and a Ing local sightseers — Is this one built by Anthony LaCross, who pos*s with Objecting to both the li- But, instead of measuring scanner for the fire chief it In front of his home at 3 Larsen Lane, Hazlet Housing developers indicted cense transfer and the ordi- that 400 feet from Ihe nearest TRENTON — The state yesterday announced the in- nance was Councilman Wal- doors of the respective dictment of two Morris County developers on bribery charges ter M. "Pat" Thackara, who buildings, the ordinance now connected with a housing development in Randolph Township said he feels there are too says the distance is to be Atty. Gen. William F. Hyland said a state grand jury many liquor licenses in Red measured from the "principal named Robert J. Eckstein, 33, of Parsippany, and Joseph Bank, and those that are dis- entrance" of one estab- Marinaro, 44, of Morris Township, in two jndictments Both defendants were charged with conspiracy to solicit the misconduct in office of Warren E. King, the Randolph Township health officer, and with one count each of soliciting Coffee boycott on misconduct and paying a $2,000 bribe to King, Hyland said The developers allegedly sought a statement from King to NEW YORK (AP) - Supermarkets have pul up signs an- the West Essex Savings and Loan Association saying that it nouncing the beginning of the nationwide coffee boycott and would be feasible to get sewer approvals for Birch Hill Es- restaurants are featuring specials on tea and other beverages tates, the Randolph Township development. The protest against the skyrocketing cost of coffee was of- Carter's wife gives birth ficially launched yesterday by Consumer Affairs Commission- er Elinor Guggenheimer who started her day with a cup of PATERSON - Rubin "Hurricane" Carter's wife, Thelma tea instead of what usually would be the first of up to 15 cups Mae, gave birth to a baby boy yesterday, less than a week af- of Java. ter the former middleweight boxer's second conviction of a "We're trying to educate consumers on what to do if there triple murder here 10 years ago. is a runaway price increase," Mrs Guggenheimer said be- A spokesman at Bamert Memorial Hospital here said tween sips at O'Dwyer's Restaurant on West 51sl Street. She Thelma Mae Carter and the 6 pound 3'^ ounce infant were projected prices of $4 a pound during 1977. "doing well." In New York supermarkets, coffee already is selling for The baby was delivered by Caesarean section yesterday more than $.1 a pound and more than SK a pound for some in- morning, the spokesman said. Mrs. Carter had been admitted stant decaffinated brands. to the hospital several weeks ago. The owner of O'Dwyer's restaurant. Ron ODwyer, son of Carter's attorney, Myron Beldock, said no attempt has City Council President Paul ODwyer, joined other restaurant been made to allow Carter to see the baby, but he said it was managers in the city who are offering non-coffee specials dur- possible they would try to arrange a visit. ing Ihe week as part of the effort to drive prices down Super- markets also are displaying signs in Iheir windows promoting the protest. Weather: Cold Despite the hoopla, many waiters and store managers said they had detected no decline in coffee request* Considerable cloudiness Ocean water temperatures today, chance of a few snow are around 40. flurries this morning. TIDES Highs this afternoon upper Sandy Hook 30s to mid 40s Partly cloudy TODAY - High 1:19 p.m. Last Week Only breezy and cold tonight and and low 7:44 p.m. tomorrow. TOMORROW - High 1:53 • Lows tonight in the 20s and a.m. and 2:12 p.m. and low for New Jersey highs tomorrow in the 30s. 8:26 am and 8:37 p.m Probability of precipitation For Red Bank and Rumson 40 per cent this morning, 20 bridge, add two hours; Sea per cent this afternoon, Bright, deduct 10 minutes: "NO FEE" tonight and tomorrow. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Winds variable 5 to IS mph utes; Highlands bridge, add homeowner loans this afternoon and tonight. 40 minutes. 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QECEMB0 M, 1(76 •y DAVID ASTOt Mr. Scullion said the trailers could be set up after Mus al/Guerra makes the revisions u*.MAIi*AN ~ Tfce Rt«i0ll»l Bo*"" «' Education last Mrs Pearl Cronin and Michael F Kidnu opposed the mo- •Ufkt adopted i retoiutim « authorizing alusul/Guerra Ar- tion cutsets of Elizabeth to comply with a revised plan lor nine The board . by way of a M tie vole, defeated a resolution trailers at the high school in liaUwan Township authorizing Musul/ Guerra to issue a change order revising Originally approved by the board in September the pro- construction methods on the trailers in accordance with win posed trailers proposal then went to the Matawan Township ter conditions, with an expenditure not to exceed C.tM Planning Board for consideration The planning body ap- Mrs Cronin. Mr Kidnis and Mrs Lorraine Ayanian op- proved them contingent on several revisions in the plan posed the motion Edward J. Scullion, school board secretary and business The board adopted a resolution S-0, with one abstention, lo administrator, said the revisions included changing the sur- study the possibility of hirng a management consultant for the face the trailers would be on from blacktop to concrete Regional School district The board resolution asks that Musial/Guerra spend no "Many districts face problems," said I)r John K Regan, more than $3,200 on the revisions. superintendent, in explaining why a consultant was needed Six of the trailers will be used for storage and three for "You have a lay board trying to understand the operation of a office space. very large corporation " Zoubeck Trailer Sales and Retail Co., Little Silver was "Perhaps things will function a little smoother for us," awarded the contract in September to install the nine trailers added board President Mrs Judith K Hurley, who said that at a cost of $7J,582. Rosalo Electric Corp., here, will do the she would be contacting the New Jersey School Board Associ- electrical work for the installation at a cost of $9,265 ation for possible consultants the board could interview. The office trailers, which cost $8,000 apiece, will house the Mr. Kidzus abstained on the motion science, math and language departments. Mr. Scullion announced that the Regional School district The storage trailers are $1,700 apiece. elections would be postponed from Feb. 1 to March 22 ON YOUR MARK — Kevin Muller, age 14. left, and Bank, yesterday on their 'tnurfs.' Snurllng It the Freehold Twp. sets raises Jack Prlvetera, 15, both Little Silver, prepare to art of sliding down hills on a jingle ski. with a race down Tower Hill, off Harding Road, Red single rope ustd for support and steering. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Municipal employes and elected officials will get a five per cent salary increase next year, according to a salary After Christmas ordinance adopted by the Township Committee last night The mayor and members of the township committee will receive an additional $150, with the mayor getting $3,400 and committeemen 12,850 each. Sale and Clearances The ordinance also provides GREAT VALUES AND FANTASTIC SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, SAVE ON ITEMS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY AS WELL AS YOUR HOME. for longevity pay for veteran employes, ranging from $200 for five-to-10 year tenure to sale 65.90 $750 annually for municipal 89.95 HOOVER UPRIGHT sale 9.90 employes who work 20 to 30 The great convertible vacuum with years. 3-posltlon handle release, edge '13-M5 MISSES BLOUSES Another ordinance which cleaner, all steel agitator, linger tip 100% polyester blouses In assorted the committee adopted re- •witch, and tip-toe rug adjustment. lights, darks, pastels and white. Find quires homeowners to main- U4061. woven Jacquards, prints, solids. Bow tain and repair the sidewalks 12.50 4-pc. tool kit sale 9.90 necklines, ascots, shirt styles. Many and driveway aprons in front with ticking details. All washable. of their homes. Moderate Sptswr. The committee adopted an sale 54.90 ordinance conforming with 69.95 EUREKA CANISTER the state uniform construction code. The ordinance sets fees VACUUM WITH for building inspections here. ATTACHMENT SET Mayor Arthur Kondrup Features sturdy steel construction, lauded two retiring com- on/of( top switch, 2-hp motor, hing- mittee members, Democrats ed top makes lor easy bsg change. Harry Harper and Robert 10-pc, attachment set Includes a Herman. special snag groomer. 3240. Mr. Harper served as may- or here in 1971 and has com- pleted two terms on the com- sale 29.95 mittee. Mr. Herman was ap- pointed to fill an unexpired 45.95 REGINA term earlier this year. Both ELECTRIKBROOM* men declined to run again, Features 2 speeds, 4 rug pole set- and their seats wiU be filled tings; Reusable dust cup means no y by two Republicans. more bags to buy. Lightweight enough to uss on draperies and The committee authorized the issuance of $600,000 in upholstery. 4526. bond anticipation notes for re- pairs to the township water system. The committee also author- ized a contract for $9,»H3 with the Jersey Central Power and Light Company for electrical installations at the 39-acre Manasquan River Park. The township has recently in- stalled two ball fields at the municipal park and is plan- ning additional permanent recreational facilities at the site. Suit planned for 'faulty' school roof HAZLET - The Board of Education last night unani- mously adopted a resolution hiring a special counsel for a suit against "all parties con- cerned" responsible for a faulty roof at Raritan High School. Bernard F. Boglioli of West Long Branch is the attorney. Board member Maxwell Cooperman said that a 1971 Vacuums not in Brick Town, Red Bank addition to Raritan High — originally built in 1962 - has a leaky roof. Mr. Cooperman was uncer- save V& save 25% WOMEN'S SEPARATES BY TRISSI tain who the suit would be $4-$12 KNIT ACCESSORIES filed against and in what sale 27.90 Great savings now on solid polyester pants court. Mr. Boglioli could not A great assortment OT knit hats, gloves, and skirts and coordinating print and solid sale 3/4.90 $35-$48 MISSES' FAMOUS MAKER mittens, mufflers, and hat and scarf sets. be reached for comment last blouses. Women's World. $3 MINI STUD EARRINGS night. DRESSES & PANTSUITS now $3-$9. Great lor now and next winter. $18 blouses, 38-44 sale 11.90 Choose dresses, skirt sets, 2 and 3-pc. Neckwear. A large assortment of hoops and studs, in $15 pants, skirts. 32-40. sale 10.90 pastels, as well as goldtons and slrvertone. The attorney, according to pantsults from Stage 7, Verona, R&K, Yves The new mini styles for pierced eers. Buy the resolution, will be paid $60 Jennet and many others. Assorted colors. an hour plus other expenses several. 10-16. Moderate Dresses. sale 13.90 sale 7.90-8.90 Man acquitted $24-$32 MISSES' DRESSES $10412 MEN'S SLEEPWEAR A beautiful assortment ol dresses In the From Diplomat* a great selection In assort- softest polyester Interlocks and aublastlcs. in knife assault ed patterns in polyester/cotton, 8.90; 1 and 2 pc. styles, and some Jacket FREEHOLD - William poly/cotton flannel, 7.90. Men's Dept. StefaneUi. 41, of Ocean Ave. dresses. All washable. Budget Dresses. Long Branch, was found in- sale 39.90-79.90 sate>4,90 & 3/3.90 nocent by reason of insanity $80-$110 MISSES'"AND WOMEN'S 3/5.75-3/S7 MEN'S UNDERWEAR of assault with a dangerous FALL COATS, CARCOATS 1 weapon and atrocious assault save /3 sale 11.90-13.90 Choose from T-shirts, V-neck T-shirts, charges. Misses and petltes In trenches, hoods, $23-$60 GIRL'S OUTERWEAR SALE $16-$20 MEN'S SLACKS briefs and athletic shirts in poly/cotton. S- ponchos, more. Solids, plaids, tweeds, A great selection of men's current fall XI. Boxer shorts In whites, pastels, pat- Superior Court Judge Pat- twills. Women's sizes In many short and Save now on all girl's coats and winter slacks from Farah and other makers. terns. Sizes 32.44 rick J. McGann Jr. handed long styles. Save 25%-50%. Coats. jackets. Find pile and sherpa lined storm down the verdict after a one- coats, nylon Jackets, down filled Jackets, Group Includes solids snd patterns In day non-jury trial. famous name coats. 4-8x; 7-14. 10OV. poly and poly, blends. Stelanelh had been accused of assaulting with a knife. Ke- vin Fiasconaro. Riveredge Drive. Little Silver, on Dec 28.1(74 in Asbury Park Shop early, not every size in every style or color. Steinbach The Daily Register Kissinger withholds transcripts aded." the memo states, EiUblnhnl in 1171 - Publuhwl by The Rfd Bank Rrgiilrr •y JACK ANDERSON fornia hold many fragile se- Mi LES WRITTEN crets. It Is ageless country, "that the motorcyclists them- selves find them unappeal- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON rugged and scrubby, a spect- Not all of Henry Kissinger's rum of browns and purples ing " President and Editor papers will be donated lo the Underfoot, the soil is tawny The memo also describes Library of Congress He will SCENE and acrid; footprints from "growing discontent" among Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor withhold from history the hundreds, even thousands of U>e staff, which is trying to transcripts of his telephone years, ago can still be identi- preserve the <.esert and en- conversations fied force the law "Many of us • ' TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28 1976 They are now locked in a official calls were trans- They remain unmolested on have appealed to the best CIA-style safe on Vice Presi- cribed. He kept the tran- the empty desert, preserved senses and judgment of our dent Nelson Rockefeller's es- scripts, he explained, so he by the dry, still air. They can superiors ... the memo de- f tate would know exactly what was be found among the stunted, ANDERSON clares. "Our individual ex- We have oily scallops, fouled clams, slimy sole, A spokesnan explained that said. This Is important in di- woody shrubs, which them- pressions have had little ef- Kissinger obtained an opinion plomacy, he said, in order to selves are some of the oldest velop motorcycle courses in fect ' greased lobster ...' from the State Dept legal of- prevent inaccuracies and mis- living plants on earth the Mojave Basin, which The BLM boss in California. fice last January that the understandings. All the tapes would mean clearing out Ed Hastey, admitted that his "secretarial notes" of his were destroyed, he added Yet federal officials have small trees and scrubs. BLM agency has failed to protect telephone conversations are When Kissinger moved to allowed motorcycles, jeeps aides were instructed to take the desert in some cases. He personal The spokesman the State Dept., the use of and dune buggies to invade representatives of the Ameri- said that violators hadn't didn't mention that the notes, tapes had become sensitive. the desert. Permits have been can Motorcycle Association been controlled firmly be- for the most part, consisted of So he relied on his secretar- issued for at least two desert into the Mojave Basin to cause, until October, the BLM verbatim transcripts. ies, listening on an extension, races — one a free-for-all mo- choose a course, although had no law enforcement au- torcycle race; the other a During the Nixon years, to take down the conversa- regulations prohibit motor- thority. hare-and-hound race Kissinger's White House of- tions in shorthand. cycle racing in this area. Even with the new author- fice contained two tiers of Kissinger told us he in- Under the law. an environ- ity, he said, the enforcement tape recorders, according lo tended to use the transcripts mental analysis is supposed A confidential BLM memo, can't be implemented for at sources familiar with the lay- merely to revive his recollec- to be made before such signed by 18 specialists, as- least a year. He had no com- out. In each tier were three tions when he writes his events are authorized Yet serts that these encroach- ment on charges that the recorders armed with half- memoirs. He will not quote both races had been held be- ments have been permitted agency had violated federal hour cylinders. Thus Kissi- directly from the transcripts, fore the environmental ana- by the agency charged with law, he said, since those nger could tape three hours of he said. lyses had been completed. protecting the desert. As a re- charges are under in- telephone talk without chang- He has hired his personal sult, precious desert re- vestigation. ing cylinders assistant, Peter Rodman, to uther desert events have sources have been destroyed Footnote: BLM sources told All telephone calls, in- help him assemble the docu- been authorized, including a in violation of the National our reporter Terrl Men- cluding his conversations with mentation for his memoirs. treasure hunt for a case of Environmental Policy Act. denhall that BLM manage- presidents and girlfriends Kissinger has received sev- Canadian Club whiskey in the according to the memo. ment hadn't responded "in alike, were recorded. Two of eral offers from publishers, foothills of the Avawatz any substantial way" to the the four secretaries in the an- but he will wait until after his Mountains. A caravan of Fifteen per cent of the pro- memo. The managers merely teroom adjoining his office departure from government Jeeps and dune buggies was tected desert is so badly man- called a two-day "commu- spent most of their time next month before he makes admitted to the Kelso Dunes. aged, according to the memo, nications workshop." which transcribing the conversa- any decisions, he told us. Both are protected areas. that it is no longer useable the sources described as tions. DESERT SONG: The The Bureau of Land Man- even as a recreation site. "putting a Band-Aid on a le- Kissinger told us that only desert lands of southern Cali- agement also wanted to de- "Some areas are now so degr- per." The cows' impact not good By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iniwiiimnmi i HIIHIHH m tually a staff of 172 had to be pact of the cows upon the employed. Olegna said he had White House lawn created in- ANN ARBOR, Mich. - In turned up no record of the soluble problems. The Oc- an effort to "give the nation a CONSERVATIVE cost. The Office of Manage- cupational Safety and Health lift," President Ford two ment and Budget declined Administration got into the years ago attempted to stage VIEW comment. act with a demand that spe- cial facilities be provided for an elaborate Yuletide produc- The Fish and Wildlife Ser- tion on the White House lawn, IIUIIIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII the 40 maids a-milking. An vice, according to the Foops OSHA administrator also bal- but the project had to be files, balked at providing 12 abandoned for want of an ac- rale. ked at "the predictably intol- partridges. While there is no erable noise levels" that ceptable environmental Im- Carlton Foops, a White quail season in the District of pact statement. House aide put in charge of would be produced by 12 Columbia, quail are hunted in KILPATRICK drummers and 22 pipers. This was disclosed today the venture, ran into diffi- neighboring Virginia and when the first of Mr. Ford's culties almost at once. The Maryland. The service took birds, but he never was satis- Even the State Department presidential papers were de- Knvironmental Protection the view that live partridges fied with what the birds gave trouble. Secretary Kissi- posited with the Eritas Me- Agency, getting rid of the could not be made available called him. Earl Butz, who nger said thai he could fore- morial Library of the Unlver- project, demanded that all between Christmas and Epi- served as secretary of agri- see no difficulties with Her sityof Michigan. Franz the agency's "impact" rules phany without arousing a pro- culture In this period, appar- Majesty's government in Olegna, the library's chief ar- be strictly observed. "It test from sportsmen The Mu- ently did his best to cooper- making available 36 ladies chivist, said he saw "no valid would be unthinkable," wrote seum of Natural History said ate. dancing, but to provide "30 reason" to keep the papers Administrator Russell E. it had only eight stuffed par- "Am requisitioning for True leaping Lords would involve any longer under wraps. "Let Train, "to insist that others tridges and saw no reason to Love 30 French hens, 48 lay- the most delicate negotia- the chips fall," he said. fill out forms we are unwill- increase its Inventory. Ing geese, 42 swimming tions." When Foops pressed ing to fill out ourselves." swans, and 40 fresh Jersey the point, Kissinger threat- Patronage and the Parkway From the records made The National Arboretum cows," Butz wrote the direc- ened to resign. Meanwhile the available to reporters, it ap- / Seeking to comply with advised Foops that it would tor. "Also 33 bum jokes and British pound collapsed. The image of the New Jersey Mead to the post. Mr. Carragher is a pears that Mr. Ford cony Train's directive, Foops solic- provide a dozen pear trees, one John Dean. Please advise So did Operation True Highway Authority as the auto- former State House newsman who is ceived the project late in Sep' ited opinions and assistance provided the pageant were disposition." Love. The final environmen- nomous body it is supposed to — now assistant secretary of state. His (ember of 1974. The country from other government rescheduled for either March Unfortunately, as It turned tal impact statement ran to 12 then was suffering high in- agencies that might be in- and should — be has been marred qualifications for the job were not or November when the trees out, Butz' colleagues in ani- volumes and 15,000 pages. flation, high unemployment, volved. When It became evi- could be appropriately plan- When this was returned by by recent shufflings of names and ti- spelled out. But he is aide to Secre- mal husbandry refused to go and the trauma of the Nixon dent that the necessary Im- ted. In a heated exchange, along until acceptable barns, the EPA in October, 1975, for tles that too obviously smack of po- tary of State J. Edward Crabiel, one pardon The President's pact statement could not be Foops refused the alternate ponds and laying houses could "additional supporting data," litical maneuvering. of Byrne's top advisers, and has "WIN" campaign had flop- submitted in time (or Christ- dates and the arboretum be designed. A special pro- Foops resigned and the staff ped. Mr Ford reasoned that a It started with Gov. Brendan T. helped with personnel recruitment mas 1974. "Operation True withdrew its support. gram had to be devised for in- went mad. Nothing remains pageant based upon "The Love," as it came to be Byrne's rather insistent urging that for the administration in Trenton. The discouraged director specting and grading goose of the ill-fated project but the Twelve Days of Christmas" - known, was carried over to tried a Washington pet shop eggs, of which the adminis- records filed with the Eritas William F. Smith, a South Orange The appointment, it was reported, might boost the national mo- the following year. Even- for the required 22 calling tration had a surfeit. The im- Library here. businessman and long-time suppor- had the governor's blessing. ter of the governor, be named to the What of Mr. Hughes? For him post of authority executive director the post of deputy executive direc- — a position that should be filled on tor, ^bolished in 1970 as, an unneces- a nonpartisan basis of job aptitude. sary expense, was resurrected. It No substitutes for mother That drew friction from within the will pay him $35,000 a year. And Mr. By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN »"• iiinimniii i nn stitutional setting so early in the significance of what we're authority, where the power interest Smith? Gov. Byrne has nominated life is that they grow up with drifting into here. There are wanted to elevate John Hughes of him for a seat on the authority's Would Mary have sent the THE LIBERAL considerable difficulty ex- other ways to handle these pressing love or loyalty. Neptune, who has been acting direc- board of commissioners. Baby Jesus to a day care cen- problems. Many have been ter? She might if she were The day care center seems tor since July, to the $J7,500-a-year The function of the authority is SIDE suggested but scarcely given with us this Christmas and to be an efficient means of a serious hearing, such as ac- post. The governor then threatened to to insure efficient operation of the she was a career woman out rearing organization men and iiimiimiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiti cording wives and mothers so- shackle the authority by vetoing its Garden State Parkway. Political in- there in the market place women, but as Dr. Herbert cial security protection even minutes if it did not accede. trusion into what should be a strictly battling for a paycheck right Mary had recovered her Ratner has said, "If nature If they don't work outside the along with Joseph strength enough to go back to wanted children to be raised It was all comprised with the professional undertaking could prove home; universal child allot- That's assuming that Jo- work as an account executive in litters, they would be born naming, seemingly out of left field, a disservice to the public which uses ments; and perhaps the novel seph had seniority in the car- in an advertising agency or that way . .. The reason only VM HOFFMAN idea of one job (decently of F. Joseph Carragher of Belle the roadway. penter's union and hadn't as a lawyer, her Son might one child is born at a time is paid) per every two parents, not have become the symbol been laid off; otherwise he because the only way to teach institutional rearing of infants perhaps jointly held by the and ideal of love, both human could stay home with the children love is in a one-to- and small children is better wife-husband-mother-father and divine, which He has Baby, although few men in one relationship. That is why than or even as good as a together. Call it a shared em- our culture have done very been for our civilization for 20 I'm against day care cen- good home. ployment program. MIA story: The last chapter? well at that job centuries. ters." Switching over to govern- There are many things we If Jesus had been sent to a Our experience with infants Parents in the kibbutz are ment rearing of small chil- The House Select Committee on can do beside bureaucratizing knows, with a continuous U.S. veto day care center shortly after who are put in the in- now being encouraged to dren isn't like switching from infancy and early childhood. Missing Persons in Southeast Asia of Vietnam's admission to the spend more time with their the production of one kind of We can pay attention to The has concluded that no Americans United Nations hinging'on its coop- very young infants for some bomber to another. Once you Martha Movement (1022 Wil- of these very reasons. are still held captive in Indochina as eration. do it, you must accept that son Boulevard, Suite 2610, Ar- "During the first few a result of the war. We suspect that Hanoi simply you may have irreversibly lington, Virginia, 22209), an months of existence," writes changed society and not nec- The panel chairman, Rep. (i. (!. organization trying to give may not know the fate of some of Barbara Joe, a mother of four essarily for the better, (or as some respect, dignity and Montgomery, D-Miss., said, "There the MIA's, as some may have been with a master's degree in so- Barbara Joe writes: prestige to the calling of wife, comes a time when you have to killed by isolated guerrilla units cial care services, "they re- once begun, the experiment mother and homemaker in quire many of the services make sad statements, and that's deep in the jungle or may have been would be difficult to abandon. the traditional sense. Don't that would be provided by an what the committee has done. This lost in an exploding airplane. But This is because the way knock it until you can come intensive care nursing home people learn to parent - and up with a substitute. is a final sad chapter to our in- just why the Vietnamese and Lao- at any other stage of life — a girls specifically to 'mother' Certainly we need the role volvement in Southeast Asia." tians refuse to acknowledge such in- liquid diet, round-the-clock — is first by experiencing models of women Supreme We doubt that this finding, no stances and clear the record re- feedings and assurance that mothering roles." Court Justices and women in matter how carefully considered, mains a mystery. After all, even on their breathing is unobst- The least we can do, as other power, prestige posi- ructed. They must be dressed will end the Missing in Action concentrated battlefields there are Barbara Joe points out in her tions, but the role of Mother and bathed, they are in- excellent unpublished paper, (MIA) question. The National the untraceable missing-in-action, as in the Holy Family isn't with- continent, they often regu- "Child in Crisis," is debate out honor either. League of Families of American the Unknown Soldiers honored by rgitate their food, they cannot Prisoners and Missing in Southeast their countries after World War I speak, and they are prac- Asia immediately called the panel's demonstrate. tically immobile." The further away one gets conclusion "ludicrous." The group Today in history It wouldn't be surprising if some from home and mother the contends eight to 11 American pris- families of the MIAs still refused to less able our society is to pro- Today's birthday: Pianist »re no strikes, and 111 show oners of war still may be captive in accept the finality of Mr. Montgom- vide these necessities for our and songwriter Earl Mines is you that country in which 71. Laos. ery's statement, since hope springs children. there is no liberty. — Samuel The clamor for day care In 1856, the 28th American Gompers, American labor The House committee urged that eternally. Besides, if the massive centers from some women's president, Woodrow Wilson, leader, 1850-1924 the United States push vigorously was born in Staunton, Va evidence gathered concerning the as- organizations but by no Bicentennial footnote: Two for as much information as possible sassinations of President Kennedy means all women's groups is, One year ago: Efforts were hundred years ago today, the on those whose fate is still unknown. and Dr. Martin Luther King has not then, not for the benefit of the being made to rescue 372 men Americin Continental Con- Certainly there will be continued stilled the skeptics, it's unlikely that child, but only the mother and trapped by a coil mine ex- gress, meeting in Baltimore, father who don't want to or plosion in northeastern India. pressure on President Ford and on for the families of men missing in began work on a letter to the 'This way we only low the coastline, can't take care of their off- The rescue attempt failed. states to explain the exten- Mr. Carter when he is inaugurated Indochina the final sad chapter will the fishing industry, the ocean floor, the birds, spring. However, there is no Thought for today; Show sive power granted to Gener- to badger Hanoi to divulge what it be considered closed. the marine life ...' data anywhere suggesting the me the country in which there al George Washington. SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY MCE USER 28 1976 Kight-turn law seen compounding driver confusion 2 Woodbridge Ave waste of tune, money, tickets Family films slup of Mtddletown Police De- We strongly urge you to in the state I also hope lhal dens la suck a manner tkat Middletown, N J and patience partment during the patl stop the production of the B-l all will support Frank Glazier would cause eavy m many a To the Editor, I have driven in slates with FROM OUR 11 Seabreeze Way year bomber as toon at possible and that the Board of Educa- profeanonal The staging by I would like to address a the Right Red Turn Law be- Dear Sir Ke-*.*.NJ Wishing you and your staff after you take office We urge tion will do all in Us power to Ihe chorus and Ihe dancing by general question to all parts fore, and it doesn't seem to* I'm asking you to print Bin a Merry Christmas and a you to see that the HI billion entice him to slay with us (or the group was really superb of our beautiful democratic let the traffic flow any smoo- READERS letter in your column to tiat Happy New Year and other funds available by years to come I was sorry to see turl a machinery: municipal, coun- ther. And isn't that supposed people who read it will also Sincerely. cutting "military fat ' be Sincerely small audience but I would ty, state, and federal govern- to be the chief function of the complain RED BANK Election test 14 North Ward Ave ONLYI Rumson. N.J To the Editor: As a lifelong Republican. I was appalled to read your OPEN EVERY DAY, Dec IS article about the Red Bank Borough Council elec- INCLUDING FRI. — 10-6 tions. Is our appeal so narrow, and our case so tenuous, thai we HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR PATRONSI must call upon an ex-congres- sional candidate to reduce a conscientious social worker HOLIDAY FASHIONS (don't quit, Miss Sasson!) to tears, in order to win an elec tion? LADIES Don't answer. Dresses • Gowns • Pantsuits J.G. Middlelun AS MUCH Won't vote again 6M West Front St. 60% OFF River Plaza DM n«alar ral«l prin Red Bank. N.J. 07701 By: Banff • Corky Craig • Pat Sandier • To the Editor: Youth Guild • Don • Leille J and many Would you please publish more the following letter to Mr William Dowd in The Daily Register. MEN'S SUITS Dear Mr. Dowd: • 1 & 2 pc. vested stylet I am one of the Middletown residents who voted in Red • Wools • Wool Blends Bank by error (and not my As much C AO/ own) for the 197B presidential election. as bO% Off I just want, you to know, that it .was a terrible feeling TW r.f.l.i r»i«l prin being commanded to appear By: Yvei Saint Laurent • Van Gilts • in court yesterday. I'm sure, SPECIAL that it must have distressed a CONVENIENCE MEN'S UATHHS • WOOU • SUEDES number of the older people at MEN'S PASSBOOK the Convalescent Center also OUTERWEAR Doiy BETTER SHIRTS I can still see them, all lind 5.47"YieldO r 5.25SAVE BY THE 10th OF ANY MONTH". By: Pierre Cardln • By McGregor • A f up in the hallway In treir EARN FULL INTEREST FROM THE In Exctllo • Damon • Wm. Barry • Robert ' lt\ r\rr wheelchairs. Enro 4 more too Louli • Woolrlch / A UPP This was the first timt 1 REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS EARN INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL All tlzct Quantity > tlrt limited Original pflc« ever wanted to vote in an Pre-washed election, and now. you and Ask About Our Other High-Earning Savings Plans! . SPORT SHIRTS your party have made me IFANS regret it I will never vpte ONLY By: Faded Glory Only again — You can count cm 00 w it!! A former Republican. 10 10 Brenda r>hr MARINE VIEW (Mrs George Fdhr) Chiefs greeting SAVINGS Rt IS & King's Ht > Middletown. N J MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • UNCROFT To the Editor I would like to take lhi> p- PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES •71-1400 FUIC portumty to thank you for II your cooperation to the Tonn- SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1976 •Famous BattlCS Full hearing sought in suit by marinas ILOPILLAGNYPERT By MARE MAGYAR closings of the gate at routine high tides have allegedly incon- Mr Nordstrom also testified that during both of his visits S A I A T V W N A S 0 H N A, S venienced the marinas' customers to the Lentze Marina this year the water was very shallow at TRENTON - Attorneys for two West Keaniburg mannas "If Judge Fisher grants our motion to consolidate the pre- low tide, and most of the boats at the marina rested on the VYMGWAIDAOAA B E in their damage suit against the U.S. Army Corps q| Engi- liminary injuction hearing into a full trial, any relief granted middy creek bottom in a forced "dry-dock." neers filed a surprise motion yesterday asking s federal court here would be permanent,1' explained Dennis Drazin of Dra- Michael Redpath of Toms River, also called by the ma- judge for a full trial in the case zin It Warshaw, Red Bank, representing Waackaack Marina. rinas as an expert witness, argued that the shallowness of the NOBATAECLPAR A L creek could damage the propellers, bend the rudders, warp U.S. District Court Judge Clarkson S Fisher has been "We have to waive our right to a jury trial this way, but the bottoms, and hurt the finishes of the boats docked at the holding hearings on the marinas' request for an injunction to we led its worth it," Mr Draan said "Judge Fisher's famil- URALRSNRKTIS L A marinas. bar operation of a flood gale at the mouth of Thome Creek. iar with the case already." II Judge Fisher found in favor of Lentze Marina, Inc., and Waackaack Marina contend that the marinas, a hearing on damages would follow. In arguing that the sedimentary buildup had depreciated RETLRAEIASWA A L their Thome Creek basins have become unnavigable at low Judge Kisher reserved decision on the motion, though, the marinas' business values, Mr Redpath asserted, "I cant tide due to large amounts of sedimentary material which when Assistant US Attorney Ronald II Reisman of Ocean- imagine anyone buying a marina without any water in it. LLAUMTTBKABL flowed upstream when the Corps of Engineers dredged the port noted that the government was still in the process of con- There's no way that they (the marinas' owners) can get their K A mouth of the creek for the construction of a hurricane protec- ducting a new sedimentology study in Thome Creek investments back." tion gale In 1*72. Rutgers geography professor Karl Nordstrom, retained by But Mr. Reisner labeled Mr. Redpath as "essentially an LT0AATWH000UYLM the marinas as an expert witness, argued that the minimum ad-aian for the boating industry " Mr KedpathJs regional The marinas are seeking an injunction against the alleged level at which the gate should be closed is 4 72 feet above , manager for the boating magazine, Soundings, ana director of Improper operation of the gate by the Hazlet-Middletown- mean sea level, which would necessitate closing the gate an the 150-member New Jersey Marine Trade Association, to U T L W 0 K I .H*0 Y Y S R A E Keansburg Joint Flood Control Commission, whose frequent average of twice a month which co-plaintiff Richard H. Lentze belongs. BALAKLAVANNYPGI SBOYNRUOTRENTON Holmdel seeks sewer rate hike reasons YnUrdav'l unlnlrd clur: C1AO By ED KANARKOWSKI member towns that form The committee also accept- neously released the devel- (otter expense) account, the dealer was low bidder. FIND th« Ikud "otdt in the diagram. They run In ail BRSA. Union Beach and Haz- dlKclloM—forwtrd, bickwtrd. up. down and diaioiullv. ed a $12,108 maintenance bond oper's $121,087 performance committee voted to authorize The committee also author- UnlilUd clue hint: CIVIL WAR BATTLE HOLMDEL - The Town- let are the other two. Key- and $100 cash bond from Ma- the purchase of a new pick-up ized a maximum of $2,000 to bond. Phtrulus Bilikl.vi Galllpoli Marathon ship Committee last night port, Keansburg and Mala- truck. provide lighting at the ice bern Estates covering subdi- After adopting a resolution Vickiburg Siliminca Boyne Tienton voted to ask the Bayshore Re- wan Borough are expected to vision work on the residential transferring $5,000 from the The township will purchase skating rink at Nike Park. Okinawi Yores El AUmein Toun join BRSA early next year as gional Sewerage Authority tract off Van Brackle Road. legal (other expense) account it from Mueller Chevrolet, Plans call for the installation Balian Waterloo Saiptn (BRSA) to explain in detail customers. of two 400-watt fixtures. The committee simulta- into the road department's Matawan, for $4,666 The auto 0 1976 Kin. ftaturn Syndicalr. Inr H • 21 the need for an anticipated At its meeting last week, five per cent hike in its ser- the authority announced Its vice rates next year. intention to raise its rate five The township is one of three per cent. The service charge hike would increase the bill of an average residential user Man faces by about |4 per year, an au- thority spokesman said. five charges Committeeman Joseph V. I'opolo suggested the inquiry to BRSA, suggesting the au- After crash thority delay Us payments to COLTS NECK - William contractors. A. Kenney, 28, of 111 Coral He said the holding back of Drive, Brick Township, was funds over any reasonable pe- lodged in the county jail, riod of time would leave Freehold, in default of J500 funds available for Investing. bail following an accident on The committeeman added Heyers Mill Road. that, In light of the author- He is charged with driving ity's intent to move ahead while under the influence of with a five per cent rate hike, alcohol, driving while his li- he wants to be sure the BRSA cense and registration were is "properly Investing funds." suspended, failure to have in- Mr. Popolo also suggested Misses' Acrylic M surance, leaving the scene of that the committee get a re- an accident and failing to re- port from BRSA confirming Twin Sweater Set port an accident. that the authority's auditor Is Police say he was heading doing all required reports "on south at 11:55 a.m. Thursday time by statute." novelty Corduroy a when his vehicle crossed into Each of the suggestions re- Denim Jeans the northbound lane and ceived unanimous backing of Fashion Skirts struck the vehicle operated the committee members. by Jean S. McCarthy, 64, of Commented Deputy Mayor Heulltt Road. Thomas F. Parker, "I think A witness reportedly pro- the request (regarding the In- vided police with the license quiries) is reasonable. We're number of Mr. Kenney's ve- a member and a customer of Misses'Woven Polfttar hicle. the authority." UNMnlflCC Misses' & Juniors' Mix 'N Match Clearance NAVESINK OFFICE Clearance will be Misses' Novelty Top* or Tunic Top$ REO 7.M TO 23.M • Calcutta or wovon polyester • In blouses, open lacksis, veils, pants, skirts and novelty tops • Solids, stripes, plaids • Sizes 5/6 - 15/16. 7/6 - 17/18 9 KM. to 6 P.M., Thurt., Dec. 30th and 9 A.M. to 3 P.M., Fri., Dec. 31st New Year's Ev« s Pullover or Cardigan Sweaters INVESTORS Clearance 5»»7§f SAVINGS Misses' & Juniors' MOUtMMMXMTlfM Highway 3» and Valley Drive Jumpsuits Naveelnk Boys'Hanging Pant Tops or Basic & Novelty Leisure Shirts Make A Date Polyester Slacks Skirts SAVE 30% TO 50% •Easy care DEADLINE - All Make A Date Ads musl be in our • Long sleeves office by noon two days prior to publication. • 8 to 18 A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. Rate: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. fl.OO each addi- tional line; $3 00 for two days, $1 25 each additional line; Acrylic Cardigans Blouses or 15 for three to five days, 11.50 each additional line, $6 00 Pant Tops for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Call The Daily 88 788T Register, 542-4000. ask for the Date Secretary. 5 ma TODAY s.ti For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical moral. Junior Boys'Knit Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Middle- Shirts or Box* Slacks town. Dial 671-3319. Misses'Cotton Misses' Men's Thermal Lined Men's Thermal Lined DECEMBER 29 Cotton Bikinis Knit Bras Third Annual Childrens' Fund Day. Dec. 28, Wed. 1-4 Hooded Sweatshirts Suede Work Gloves p.m. Harmony School. Games, Prizes, Sing-Along, Puppel $ •Front ripper •CamhMe Show, Ventriloquist, Refreshments. 51 50. Sponsored by 2 5» • 2 mull pocket) Heavy duty Womens American O.R.T. Middletown Chapter. 3**2* > SIM 8 lo XI • Waft lace trim • Son or contoured atylee 8Sf « 3S DECEMBER 31 I 5-0-7 • WNtt • SUM A-B-C, SJ-M North Centerville Volunteer Fire Company is spon- Boys'Outerwear G/rte'4-6 soring a New Year's Dance on Dec. 31. Dancing from 9-2 Toddler Boys' Girls'4-14 Nylon a.m. Donation $30 per couple. Hot meals, noisemakers, Pant Sets Bra A 6/Jr/n/ Sets Jumpsuits music, open bar and sandwiches after midnight ' Screen prlnta •Screen prints Anyone Interested in getting tickets, please get in touch 25 /O OFFllk 9 OflOA «% Atatootora *.*M • »J-over prtnta Girls'7-14 Blouses, with Harry Nappe at North Centerville Volunteer Fire • Oenfcn 1 corduroy • Parkas. 'Sumtto* TOM •Tle-dyee alEWOb WM /0 OFF *^° •utwrtam. au atylea • a.11 Gauchos or Skirts Company •. EmomMrloFaehton Oe—ngi TODAY-JANUARY 9 Toddler Boys'or Infants' Polos O/ffS'7-f4 Girls' 7-14 Pullover Monmouth Museum Presents — "A Dickens of A Girls' Overalls Jumpsuits ... Christmas" a Christmas carole unfolds in the upper gal- or Cardigan Sweeten lery. Lower gallery features the N.J. Watercolor So- 1.H cieties, 34th Annual competition. Gift shop has unusual 99 MM holiday items and UNICEF Cards. Mon.-Sat., 10-4:30 » Long eaiavaa » Snap anouMan «The mot «ena»a tatrtce 3 7S; • Hootft sjnd nowRy IrtpfM p.m., Thurs evening 7-9 p.m., and Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults $1. etaVMMeataastloM Children and Senior Citizens, $ 50 Museum members. Brookdale College Students free with ID, Lincroft, N.J. JANUARY 10 OPEN DAILY Choraliers of Eatontown conducted by Elizabeth llay- 10 A.M. TIL 10 P.M. nie will hold auditions at 8 p.m. Meadowbrook School, MIDDLETOWN-Rt. 35 SUNDAY* Wyckoff Rd.. Eatontown. Further information, 220-1124. US j TueoAY.ofcataEM2t.itn The Dtaflyl Fair Haven protests actions mandated by the state PAIR HAVEN- Borough codes Similarly, the law mandates The councilman, however, which mandates that council board would be appointed al vidmg mm the open space HMM o< the ceat of Council but night complained "But let's make one thing the seven member Planning ruled out a court action to establish a construction board council's organiution meet program of Housing aid Ur- the park area •bout the state-mandated dear," said Councilman Wil- Board be increased to nine seek a borough exemption of appeals, and hire electrical lag. Jan I ban Development (HUD), of the tract, overhaul of its zoning and from having to frame a mas- and plumbing inspectors which will provide IM.Mt. I. is btiag di liam C. Rue, "we are going to members, again with no alter- la other action, t'oun planning boards, and then ter plan Shrewsbury Town- aad the borough, which must vided into two major sections adopt them only because the nate members, i Most municipalities now cuwomaa Kathertne C Shafer unanimously approved these state says we must. We ship, which is similarly built- rome up with the rtmalalag with approximately 17 acres "One section thai particu- only have a building in- announced the borough was changes, as have its neighbor- wouldn't be doing this other up, has filed in Superior Court MM devoted lo recreation and 4t larly bothers me," Mr Rue spector seeking a federal Block Grant ing communities. wise for such an exemption The Block Grant program acre* to nature area said, "is the one that says we ipf nt.tN to pay for work al- That code— known as the "All our legal guidance to "Again, we are doing this funds, also administered by must have a master plan " ready completed al Fair Council last night also voted (tale Municipal Land Use Specifically, Mr Rue hit only because the state says HUD, will be used to paypart date has indicated we'd be Haven Fields to accept a bid by Circle Law— along with the Uni- we must," Mr Rue said, as the land use law, which stipu- Explaining that the beating a dead horse II we of the borough '» Mt.Mt share. Chevrolet. Shrewsbury, ol form Construction Code, go he joined bis five other coun- lates that the present five- borough, "is now virtually to went to court to seek an ex- Costs for the fields, the as will another ttt.Mt given 94.U1 for a 1177 Chevrolet into effect Feb. 1. Should mu- cil colleagues in approving member Zoning Board of Ad- tally developed now." he said emption." Mr Rue explained borough's first "total" recrea- to the borough to match ibe Nova equipttd as a police nicipalities fail to ratify these justment be enlarged to seven the law such a master plan would In a similar reticent vain, tion area, area being shared grant car laws, they would have no zon- members, but with no alter- "cost maybe 120.000 and ben- council approved the new Roy W Nelson, borough ad- by the federal Bureau of Out The borough, therefore, will ing ordinances or building nates. efit no one " state construction code. ministrator, noted l hi- appeal door Recreation, which is pro only'be required lo pay Famous BttttM Freehold mayor praises council's productivity FREEHOLD - In a year- $300,000 in repairs now under as he explained that water equipment was purchased, he the incoming council lo deal Thursday al 5 p m lo decide if we don't give them the end wrap-up of his adminis- way at the aging municipal rates had risen because of the said, better relations have with parking and traffic prob- whether to grant municipal day off, they lose a day's tration and Just one week be- water system. The renova- financing of the renovations been developed with the lems in the borough employes a paid holiday on pay." said Councilman John fore a Republican-dominated tions are expected to soothe Under his administration, Board of Education, t he in Mayor Kane said the new Friday, the day before New G MrGackin. who last week Borough Council assumes of- residents who complained the council repaved portions reatlon program expanded council should attempt to Year's opposed the paid holiday for fice, Mayor Roger Kane, a when rusty water discolored of Brinckerhoff Ave. and the and blight halted in certain eliminate blighted areas and Last week, the council employes Democrat, called the current their laundry. Market Yard parking lot. he areas of town. devise plans for improving agreed to give their employes James Bartalow. Vre- council one of the most "pro- noted, providing extra park- The mayor described his commercial..industrial and a paid holiday on Friday. denburgh Ave . was named lo ductive in the history of Free- ' "Our water system will be ing. administration as one of ac- recreational facilities Dec 24, the day before the Board of Adjustment, (or hold." safe and adequate for years Additional mechanized complishment and challenged The council will meet again Christmas a one year unexptrrd term The mayor cited the to come," Mayor Kane said Historical group head steps down RED BANK - Mrs. Mildred Brink, 245 Spring St., last night resigned as president of the Red Bank Historical Society saying she was not able to get any community backing. Mrs. Brink submitted her resignation during last night's Borough Council meeting at which she partially blamed May- or Daniel J. O'Hern for her decision. The historical society is three years old, and Mrs. Brink had served as Its president for the past two year sand had re- cently been reflected to a third term. She said that for two years she had been trying to get the borough to file Incorporation papers for the society so that its individual members would be protected from law suits which might arise from its various activities. For example, the society holds periodic meetings attended by more than 50 people, and also holds an annual house tour LINEN DEFT. which, she said, attracts some 250 persons. "Unless we are incorporated, " she said, "1 could be SPECIALS! liable if something were to happen." Mayor O'Hern said he had offered lo incorporate the so- ciety for no fee, and admitted that he "had been a little CHATHAM MFG. 25% OFF FUJICA 0200 slow." Floral Printed ALL LIONEL , Complete Pocket "I've been waiting two years," Mrs. Brink said, "I've Blankets m\\ Camera Outfit begged, cajoled, and pleaded, but nothing has happened." 027 Gauge "I know," said the mayor, a lawyer, "I have been slow, • A.WiiKxxcanwtlctM f W and I'm not going to defend myself." LOCOMOTIVES • Ftm. magma* a snander f %T The mayor said, however, the papers have been filed, and & FREIGHT CARS he asked Mrs. Brink to reconsider. She said she wouldn't. KlYSTOMB Pee** "Well," the mayor said, "then, I'm sorry." TO IEvtvfiairi Camera 3»0 • • ' D|| II ItIN! WM ••*•* HM*M* HMs . 100% acrylic • Nylon \ MOAU NAMI| bound •90*>108'lor • Never need flaehcuM* queen or king size • Uses 110 pocket to Town seeks ban bedj • Machine • Sharp* all glass lens • I to 199 washable shots par sei ol baffler i«* *4t| WITH BUILT IM K>K1*AIT L*N$ on adult stores int WITHftinr mnicraoitic IMUTTI* FREEHOLD - The wanted to move into a vacant Borough Council Is consid- store. ering tightening Its zoning Although the Initial effort to code to prohibit adult book- open an adult-type shop in shops and movie theaters town was successfully re- MATTEL'S from doing business in the pelled, borough officials are borough. believed to feel that the cur- Sweet 16 rent zoning code is not strong Barbie Outfits New restrictive measures enough to exclude this'type of are being studied, according business. I MATTEL'S to borough officials, because Sample ordinances from MATTEL'S POLAROID FILM SALE of a recent attempt to open other municipalities, that Ballerina Barbie I* Sunsaller Catamaran BUY 2* an adult bookstore on Main were successful in turning •POLACOLOU away adult shops have been St., across from the county C94 2 Slit Hall of Records, in a shop distributed to the council for 444 Pinch Pleated "Jacquard Look" 0101 which formerly sold vacuum study. The council is expected cleaners. to move on the restrictive Shortle Fiberglass Draperies POLACOLOtt John Vreeland, building In- measures as soon as the new • 46" wide lo the pair • Hand wash-no Iron • Sun sale TIP* • Sparkling solid colors spector, denied a building Republican-dominated council Hit Color Pack permit to a company that fjBsumes office next month. ja. M~ O«5«5- «» 097 POLAROID Pre-Mixed Mister Plumber Windshield Drain Opener Washer Ouan sue • HMvy duly Antl-Fr—f industrial strength formula AndCI—n* F»mou* Mstkt SUNBEAM Alarm Clock NOW MONMOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS C*N ENJOY Individual Hostess Tray THE FINEST IN FUEL OIL AND SERVICE AT THE • Bold euylo-reaO numb- Keeps windshield Ire* ol ers • S#e#f) second nsnd LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE! road film & washer pump e warm indicator • Whit* 1 lines ice-lree case 0ss.gr. McCONNELL OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TIL 10 P.M FUEL OIL COMPANY SUNDAY* Km uui AUOWMO f r LAW SSHBTAVL ATUN1K HWMHDS MIDDLETOWN 291-0236 / Business Making friends with a machine TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1976 10 •y SYLVIA PORTER instance, to cope with the laslminute variables . Say on some coming Sunday al 3 pm, be- that can change a patient's diet, the Kingston tween halves of a football game on TV. you sud General Hospital, Ontario. Canada, has auto- denly realize certain bills are embarrassingly mated the communication between the nursing overdue Say you live in Bridgeport. Conn . have YOUR MONErS station and the nutrition office N.Y. stock quotations both a savings and checking account at the La- The nurse calls the office and the change is fayette National Bank and Trust Co.. and decide recorded - to be picked up later in the day or NEW YORK1API Monitor tMllttto Fllntkoll Illl Ii n* 3IH 1IV»- Norton 110 I 31 Hit 31'* MV»- '* that the simplest solution is to transfer funds early nexl morning in time to produce the right notlvnol prlctp l (or Ntw Yorh FlgFaLI UIO 171 » • 1)\ l/i,- NorSim HKIO lit ItH It'* ItH* '* from your savings to checking account al once WORTH UachERchanetlituRchanetlitu n FujPcwi mo m 3)% ii'* »%• meals at the right bedsides. Before automation, FOFoIr Mil Hi It. lit SH -o-o . n ClOW C FordM 33O4I1JS IIW U HD.I OccUPtl 111 2713 11'. 14%. H You dial a special phone number The ma- the hospital often required another day to gel PE Ml Mlflh LDM ForMcK I 7 SO 1i'<. ISMj UH)— OWoEa 1 7010ISI 10 . K M'/t chine on a desk at the bank's main olfice an- — A-A — UH- % CrriwnM 7010 130 »'. MH »>.. OfeloGEl 4111 141 19H !»•• I9H such changes made, simply because nutrition »CFInOim II 1]', 11 3IH , Frtt«MIMI2 170 »'/• «". 29** OkloNGIH I 11 11'. IM 13'/i- 'j swers and asks your name 11 pauses When you might be closed or its personnel too busy lo AMF IIKlXII IN IIS II. 10 • \* Frlgtrnc 10114 19S I.'.. UH 11'** OlinCp ISO 7 • 41'. 41 % AMtLatt II* 114 »'.. 4»H Frw«4il 1M7«IOO 17VI M* )7' 31 111. VI transfers your funds. You don't have to drive AIMCK IH t 111 It Hit It > Hi "Our position is that machines lake on jobs GPU Col 4110 Itjl Pa'• GllWIndwt 147 IH ]'*« PSvCol 1.4410 71 IV. 19 19% Anocooejooiio so nit nuj GultOII I M 7 I7S »H nn IIH PSvEGI.H 9 1HI 13' i IW 12 - '• orders., You do just that and the machine takes vice for you At the same time, the machine Now the machine takes the order, says thank ArKr.rHI.40 7 II »',» Kit GllSlUt 1.12 9 1114 14'.*14V* Utt* '* Putolchrloo ll 5'. SH 5V|- '• eliminates the need for people to handle what is AMcoCorp III IX. IH — M—H • PiKWolnl 41 IH 7'.. '.. over. you," all in 20 seconds: the fuel is delivered as 44 m JO'. AfchOon»t 416 11'/. 3014 Holllbrln S4ol3 111 ti'fi 44V. 6S'* * ". PuoSPLI 34 9 MM "'.• '.. essentially routine business, particularly ex- Pullmn 1 33 9 SI IT: In previous years, the store's system threw an pledged and the customer is reassured Machin- Armco I.Ht M0 ll't »t>II ', Mornlihl H 6 114 IS'.IS* H ISH hit II'.. '. IIH IIH pensive after normal business hours. Armiict III in nn I?HIIH* H MUM II I] 141 2) »H 11'/. ii'. entire series of questions at you from the start es, in short, can lake over. And in processing PurllnFoih S • 3 1 - '•. Atorco -Mil m It IS', i-,'. '•» HarUHh.4013 . 30 M'»»H nvt- vt 1V| 14% voices, industry well may have a new tool for AlMOII I to 7 IIS 11V. 11%]1H- H H.cloM 301 14 II 10'* 10',. '*OuokOol 9310 M IIH ISH. H — and confusion, delays and general disorder The system also can improve services to indi- OuokSIO 1114 m16V 20 AKJOfGl SOU Tt 31 Hit lilt- vt, Hircultl 114 939 27%16'' 17 19V, I9H new services [or us at stabilized prices. QuMlor OSrlO 4 «H were frequent outcomes. viduals through strictly internal channels For AMtlcril WII 3tl SI'/. S7VS.I . Mfublinl J1I4 214 42H41'* IIH* '* IH 6H AllotCp II S7 17"] 17'*17'/,* It HlwIIPk 3021 290 IS'lil. t IS *)'* AvcoCorp 1 333 I3H IW IJ'. . 4 HuwnW .9010 44 21V>21H 11 • H AvfWtlnc.40 7 in I7lt 17',. I7H* V, MoDEIi III 7 I 7Vh 7 7Vt* V. KCA 111 149 34"IS'. * IIH* H AvonPd 111 441 41'-. I7H41 * s Holldoy .4012 411 IJ'lil. t 1]'*]' — '* RolttonPul 2015 SI 53 53V, S3 • H HollyS 2 40 1 24 » Itlt 30 Roncoln 44 7 20 13 13H 13 * '* BabchWIII»l 1011SH IS IS'* • '.. Hom.U. IOI9 121 36134'. * 34H— '* Rapid Am 114 4H4H 4'** H HolrGE IM I 3IS MttitH UK Honywlll.4010 319 41 HH 41 * I'* RoylUn 1.2012 44 41%MH II1** H BankAm.0011 140 ItHnit ItH* ' i Mouirtf I 70 7 NS97 21V. 31'* 3IH* , RtodBot H 4 143 17%IIH II'., H fcxmni 110 It It It'/, n «l HOUILPI 74 I 1401 31V.31'* IIH. '* R.Uhl h ,74 I «l 19 It It StolFOi .1414 231 37H37Vt V i * '•. HowJohn 32 9 211 11'II. H I/'. . Vt RtpSII I 60 I U 12V.II'. 33 The gold bugs begin to stir •ochmn .nil 13 ]•'/37. H H'x.* H — I—I • RtlrvOII 1614 341 II'-.lilt IIH •oocnA I I III !3'/31i % 33lt« '/> ICInotl 1.40 7 IH 22 3114 3IH- Vt »«vlon 9017 233 42HII I1H.IH •oktr n 317 «'.lit I'.. i INACp HOIS 200 4«'44'. * 41'** '* Rtynln 3 31 9 142 65' > 15 IS'* By DAVID It SARGENT lllllltllllllliniHIIMIHIINIItliailllMIHIIIIMI world currencies, has sur- IIH IIH IrJohoP 21410 37 WItl. t 3tlt« . RiyM.1130 1 151 31'37', * 31'** ". major dealers in precious 31 S » lilt I3'/I* Hi UKIBOI20 9 44 22H13H IIH Rochwllnll I 175 3) 30'* 30H- It metals (Handy & Harman, vived the weakening effects ••nllCpl.M S l» Mlt3t'/i MH* Vt ImplCpA 34 4 147 16'.*ISH It'** Vt Rohrlnd 71 IHI1* IH of the past two International Btnfll bVOTt 7 3tQ IH r, IVi INCO 1.40014 113 »«•31'* 3!H«I Roy CC ol H I 16 I4HUH 16H* >* Q — How do I buy gold? Engelhard, etc.) through Bllh&ll 1 I 300 40'/3t!) t 40' i * 'j IntwrR 7 4112 209 M'TOIi t 7IH* '• DoylD J 16. 5 415 S3 SI1'. S3 • H How is il handled on the com- commodity exchange futures Monetary Fund gold auctions BlockHH 114 101 13'/33i H ll'/i* It InlndSIIJMII 301 50V49'. * 50'* RydtrSv* 0S» I lot 13H 13H I3H* H Booing loll ISO 44'*4314 44H* '. IBM 919 701 271 371V* 37Tlt * I'* modity markets? R.M., Ari-contracts and from some SUCCESSFUL and has managed to post im- 111* )!'*• H •olitCai Wll SOS 33 31H 33 « H InlHarvl IS S 144 32"i — I— I - zona pressive gains from last sum- •oroon 1.4010 144 33H33M. 3T, InlMlnCl 40 4 171 40'*3tlt 40 • H SCMCp .10 6 140 J!'3.1 11V,. H stock brokerage firms. Gold BorWorl.UI 131 SOU»W JO'.. ', IntPaptr 211 153 41*4I7H Mlt* H Sottwoy3 30IO 51 II',41 IIH* H coins or gold mining stocks mer's lows. The market •rl.IMyl.IO14 34t 0014tSH Mlt*IW InlTT 1.74 9 1043 m, 33H 33'** '* 5UoMlnl.Mll 40 41'41'. . II1*- It A — Gold bullion may be should trend higher in 1977 •rllPol 31034 S3t 11'/11'/. . lift* H lowaBt 4 120 13'ttr , 23V, SILSoF 2 5010 31 4IHHVt 41'*- . purchased from some banks, are two other means of par- •runret JO I 304 16'/.I!', u * ' • IOWOPSI72IO 20 20H30". 70'. StRtoP 1.44 9 117 It'/17V! * II',. H INVESTING To N.G , Kansas: You •ucyEr 0114 SO 361430H 30H* '•• lltkCorp 30 a ISH15H II', Somooi 4111 500 17'IIV. . 17'., I', ticipating in any rise (or de- lUICorp X 4 IM I1W BucMCol.X S IS »ttlth JO'.*. '•> ITU IIH* '4 Sondtrt II ISO «'.tH tit* '* American cline) In the value of gold A should by all means get a Bulovo .031 SI 7HV i /'.*•** — J-J - SFtlnd 7 9 303 39 31H 3IH. '* Nbw YORKiAP) • Monday'mleeted •uc.Homo » IM Itt lit- -, JMrtIC 1 30 I S7 UH//-. 1]V*« H SaiF.lnl 3010 931 43%41V* 43 *I"| futures contract is probably record of your earnings and notional prlctt tor Amtrlcan Burundi 40 7 114 3IH JhnManl.6010 271 IIH13'/. 33lt* '* SctlcrgPI 111 379 44%41 . 44'.. H 17H 37H- H SlochExchanMluutt: the most flexible means of ac- Social Security payments. •u'INOI.300 1 lit 44H41V. 44H« H Jorin.onJnlJI 114 7S«71H IV.. V. SCOAIn K S 12 I4H14'* IIH* '* Solti •urrgr.1 .0031 4lt •!'/Itv. t oi'wl'., JonLogn SO S K9I ISH ScotiPop 74 9 134 ?0H10 II). . tract would be for $14,500 on tual delivery you would pay PE tidt High LOW Cloit Chg. quiring gold bullion, in that This is particularly Important BulHiOOII I 310 31 ItH SOU* I Jttlttnl KIO 32 IIH SIODCI. 2 4 111 11 31H 33 1 AtgliCorp 7 49 K I . V/»* 4 the New York or Chicago ex- Ihe balance due, plus commis- JoyMfg 1.3011 104 44V. SwrltG -12 9 197 12HI3H III* < you are not locked into taking for people who have had - c-c AlltOhyAIrl 9 57 $ 4Vt S • •* CIS 311 OH S7>S7'. . S7'.i. H Ston l.lOoll 517 49 17V, 6IH* changes. For Winnepeg, the sion and storage charges. AMICCorp.OSt I » 17H 17% 17',* % delivery of the actual bullion. more than one employer in a CITFInl.40 1 100 »lt M»j «'/.•'.. ShtllOII 11 71 71'7.1 71'* I 1 — K—K — ArmlnCp 13 4 160 7K 7 . r , * H amounts would be qua- CPC mil 1010 113 41'44* * 4114» It 1 SMri>W2.2OI2 "74 40 3tH 3IH- Your gold would be available year. Ask the nearest Social KolirAII.2013 59 IS /, 14'3SV** < Atom*ro»10 313 \tn* l»h .(,*•• 't Codtncilnd I 14 3Hlit 1*. SltrrPac I I tl 13'. 13'* 1314 4 1 On the Commodity Ex- KonGEII-71 7 30 31'* 3131 II'.. AIH »CM B.Me I 74 34k 3*i J .- '. drupled At any time prior to at an exchange depository, Security office for a postcard ColPlnonl I 47 IVt• I 't KonPUI.W MU'-il 1.1011 13 IIH21', 3IH< II 20 191. AuitrolOII 19 44 IS 14'-1 14'•• *» CmpRLtOalt 03 3llt14'. 14',. tt SlnotrCo IO« 2H II'.,I7H II H change in New York and the expiration of the contract, where it could continue to be Kotylny d U 7H 7'7H. * '/. AutmatRod 3 II S *M i * *>* form, fill it out and mail it. In ComSp 1.4113 131 30'*30 BOH* 'i Smllhkllni3l4 241 11'/,7IH 77H< Ktlloggl.lOlKlll l S3 17H 3737H* vt It BaldorEI.}4 6 II 10H 10'J 10'J International Monetary Mar- you ire able to sell it at or 33lt 34 * Vt SonyCp .03133 2217 »• • — % stored, at a fee. The advan- this way. you can check their CofoPwl 71 t 313 14'/. Konncl 70.17 611 Mlt MH30V*— • tH BonlitrCtl Km 6 67 l'i I' J »H- % CorrCp .0411 m 19".It'.., It'i. vt SCorEGI.5110 109 19% Vi ket in Chicago each contract close 'to the price quoted In KtrrMcl.lSIl 211 M'. 17'M* • I B.I 11 nO UA b II 4M 4'; 4', tages of this are that no addi- statement against your CortWoll.403t tt 7H 7Vt\7'«* Vt SoColE I 41 7 240 33't KlmbCII H t 3tt 44H 43'HH* * H BfroBrunt I 150 S>* SH S'« * H is for 100 troy ounces of bull- CoHICkHt 7 04 IS'ISI* * ISH- Vt SoulhCol 4610 154 16'. 16 the dally paper. tional assay fee would be in- KnlgtRld-7313 SI 37lt 17 1 been credited properly for Kraft 1.13 t 94 44'* 44V4114. * . BroicanA 1 3 M!4I II'. II . UH M'. »H- I* SouHy 2.1210 311 61'I,I II'* I Commodity Exchange, It Is CorMood.OSII 14 »'* KrtigoS 3120 I3SI 41'/) 40'41H*1'* * CKPtt JOttS 734 3JH J1H 3I'»+ H on margin (interest free) with be in the position to resell and any Social Security payments. CtimAIrl X I 71 3Irt 3IV4 3tH SptrryR .9210 119 41V.43'* 43V, • Krogor 1.44 I 316 IIH llv* 23H* '. CMICorp I 19 24 T i Ti- '• for 400 troy ounces. These Chomplnll I 3t4 17'*HH 37>* + l SnuorO 1.1014 47 IS'75'i , 7V. approximately 10 per cent of make delivery of this owned Carbon Wall 45 40'i 40 «'.. <* ChotoMsnii tit »'.M. H - L-t - Soulbo .9411 ISI 2IHITH II',. J markets are currently quoting »'** w Cartud 30 5 1 $\k SH 5 - + '• the value down. However, gold. (Column readers should Chotllo 3.13 7 Itl 40H«'. 40', LTVCorp S Itl 13'* lilt II'.- '* StBrondl 3111 150 13 II'. 17'.. Cornoll. 400)5 43 71*. 7JV* 77** *1 gold at 1136 to (145 per ounce. CMPnouT 310 SS 31H37Vt 17'* LSIS8 0 7 OS 111. ISVt 13'* . 5WOIICI2.30 • 1074 39'*J9H 39V,. prudence dictates that the send their investment In- CflrWP'7.2S 33 33S 23^ 73* The gold market, whether ChrltCrofl 13 30 SHSVt SH* '* UttiPCI 112 33 it'. It'. III.* V, S10lllnd2 30 9 410 Sl%S6H 51'. < 1 ChompHom 317 3U 3H 3*« Thus, a February or March quiries to David R Sargent. ItH »',.»• LohVolInd IT 1'* IVt IVt SlOIIOhl 3621 55 71VIt* * 71'*- >* balance of the money must be the result of Central Bank Cnryiloi.Mo 11S00 »H CtrcltK 60 I 320 10 9H 10 * '• 30ft ll'i* 't Lthmn 94. 107 12'*!3Vt 13'*'* '« SloulChl 4410 173 50 41V* 49',. . 1 1077 contract would be for ' Citicorp .Mil Nlltt 11'* Coochmn 7 754 )!',, 16 . 17'.+ •. available for future payment. purchases, industrial specula- Successful Investing, c/o this CllloiSvl.lOI 170 Silt HH SIH*1H LliltlFurn 31 106 I SV. I * Vt SI«rDrug70ll S36 UHIS'* 14'** '/. LOF I .Ma I lit 36Vi 15'/. M'I- H Sliv.njl JO 5 IIS I9HItvt It'** vt Colt man 61 I SI 14' • M'Kk 14'.* '• 113.600 and an April 1978 con- Should you decide to take ac- newspaper.) ClorkEl.tOoll 111 3tVt 31lt 3O'i*IH ConcrdFob 3 JO 61'* SH 6.t H tive demand or the malaise in 13H 33 * % LlggtOp3.S0 I 127 3314 33H 33H* It SluWor 1.33 S 155 II'. 41'* II'., + '* ClvEIIII3.M11 « 33Vt ConOHGai 11 1*9 10'4 9'. 10'.+ H Comiat I 7 111 114.II'. 31H.I LuhmSII 40 7 TandyCorp 11 S7» 41'. 4! IIH* H DomiPtlrl • IM «'. l#'i 40'^+l'i ConEd 1.00 S 100 10')ItH 30H* H 13 15', 25'. 2S'** '• Tandywd 191 41>. II IIV** H Lyk.lCp 40 3 1 Oynlctn.OM 9 54 ]', 3'. 3't. '• MONMOUTH COUNTY 231 I3H 13 13 - '. ConFdll.40 1 ISO 30H«>* 14'. • H Tandycrft 7 II'* II * * . DynAmtr 6 44 5U 54t 5'.* H 15'. IV.. H il MH ConNOllSOt 111 3II> Tiklron>30ll 66 64H 66 *!'* EartttRtt I 9 41 \n. 17 17H+ ". 72'. 33V, » ConuiPo«3 7 419 13H Ttltdn 1.451 7 IN 49 H M M'**IH ElcorCp 12 7 23 V* «'• A1/*— '. OH OH- '. 1 . 1 ConlAlrLIn 13 US 7 Mock! 31 I 4'.. . Ttltprmpl 114 1 7V, I • '„ FOIInc O.eV2 17 3'i 2 . '2>* S3V. SS . I I'. 1 ConllCpl Hit III SS Mat mill SO 7 9 TtltiiCp 10 ISI h 2'* 1'* FalconS .60 9 74 3S j 3$ 35% CntlGrp 3 1 US 33H33 33H * Vt Mocy 1.30 I 71 11', 11% 33'i. H Tinnco III 9• 11 17 36H 36V.* '/. FedRtirces S3 4% 4'i 4'-. RESIDENTS 37H 31 • >. 1 ConlOII I 30 f HI 31'* Modl.Fd.60 IS4 w. 13' , 13'.. V* TtioroPtl 1 1115 ISH IS * IS'*- VI Fllmwy 151 7 26 I IT 17 1 ConlTtll.OOII 300 17V* MAPCO tOIS SI 441. 44 - 'i I..OC0 2 9ISH 17'. 27 * 3714* Vi Fr. nlltrAIr S 16 6: IS'. 16'.. '. fc 6'.- ' ConlrolOol 10 173 lt'» MorolhnO 110 Ill STVi W/t- % TuEll IIS 9 111 Jl'. M'.. 31'*- VI CRlCp 74 1 41'J 43'** '. V'4 SH C0opOrlnl4ll 41 41'. MorMId .10 I7S IH III Imlmll J336 275 I00H 17', ttH*l'. GlontVfl IO|I6 37 7 7SH 71"..IH CornCI.SMII 107 71'. MarlMol 40 I tt IIH II'.. • T»PcLd3S.ll 1 29H 2t'» 2IH* '* GloddlnaCp 15 4 I3H ll'i* 'I Cowltl S4IS n 111* MayDSIrl.1110 141 33 31'** >• TtNtglt 1 7010 21(1 19 W 21'i ItH* H GIBoilnP*fS9 450 * WE ARE INTERESTED IN QUOTING AUTOMOBILE AND HOME Silt 11' I • '. 1 s^ CoiBdcl SSIO 43 13V* Moytgl 50ol4 33 3SH ISH* H T«tronl.20 9 417 24'.. 31 3* * GtLkCh .3114 »39 14% 3M JJ'. I3H IIH- '* McDnld 05.21 14V 19'* II'* It'** H Crolg .30 4 It 1314 Tt7 54'j 54'* *r. Thlokol .14 7 Hormn 50b 6 35 73 37*/^ 73%.- U 10'. 31'* • 1 ThriftDg 4011 111 IH IVt IH* '* Cro»nCork I 141 II'. Do III 33V, 21H* H HartiM 32el3 43 13H 13H 13'1- % OWNERS INSURANCE FOR GEICO POLICYHOLDERS. IF YOU ARE 44V* 44'.. II'* 31V,- '. Cr»2tl I.nil ISI 44'* McGrwH 6411 lOt 16', UH Tlmtlncl.1513 IIS Jl'. MouOilM»J9 761 46 437* 46 . ?'. 17 32V* 12'.- It CurillWr.oOlO 49 17'.. I7't M««Cp 91 4361 ion 30H* H IlmiMlr.6013 11 Hi. HuikyO .US 52 )9' 19"« 19'«* H 11 s DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTOMOBILE OR HOME- - 0-0 M.lvlll. Mil 141 ISH 21'>• H Tlmkn2.30alO SI 51', S3 « '* Hycellnc TO .64 *• t 3'. 4 I I - '. l OocllndMol 77 Ml* Mtrck i 5030 31! 67V, 67H* "i ToddShlpyO 61 • ', impOHA UI2 M 2IH 21% 21H+ » I0H I0H- ". Doyco SOD S 10 17 MGM Ir 6 S3 IS'* ISH*. . TrontWAIr 23 • 11 10'. incoltrmA II 13 12 M'» I1'«- '* OWNER'S INSURANCE COMPANY . . . • 440 14'. OaylPLIMlO 74 It'* It It"?* '* MldSOl I 1110 SSI IIH I4H Troniom 64 9 13H 14 * '. ImtrumSyi 216 15-16 '•* IS 14* I 16 Dooro 1.10 I 400 II 301. 31 • H MllgoElcx! 11 14 II', il'.. '• TrlConl S4t 177 2I'4 11'* 21V,* ', InllOanhnot 7 411 M 2'« 2'.'i» *» OtIMonl.SO t II 31V30, H M'l WlnMMl 4530 432 57'. S4«4 • '. TwwCtn.SO 9 H.I 111 I. 9'* 10'.. "i 1 lnt*rwoyCp20 70 II'* 11*4 11'*+ '. DolloAIr 70 9 111 31 37H I' .. '« MlnnPLI 44 I M XIV, »'.• '4 Mobil l.n 7 InvOlvenA 3O» S 12 IIV* 17H 11'.+ i CALL THE Mortoico 90 • 1 UH- '. 1441 DolEdlll.lSIO 1S3 14'*14V, 14',. v» 31 II . UALInc .60 17'. ,; ?L* , K«wont«.73 I II 13'4 32H 37H+ '* DlomShl 10 9 tt )!'. 14H IS . i Mon.onl M I 309 M'l •4 • 'I UMCInd 1 9 X 14H MonOU140 7 K)ft Cr w Dillon I.OObll xt 30'/.39H 30't* V, I] 15', ISH* i UOP 221 141 14', Ilk. Ui* u *'* P ' ''1 '** lW- '•» MonPv. 1 0010 '3/* '*** J LotyRod.2* 7 IS •'. Id I'*-' "• Oltnoy lltio 634 Itv.41'. 41',. n 64 37 27 UVInd 1 SO 4«17 IIH 3 462 MO'Not II 31'.. >. . *!?** * LtfEntr .5313 35 23^ 22H 33Vj+ 'i Dlvtrifdln 91 IH I'* I'. , Motorola Mil 151 IIH Ur.Cor03 SO 9110 61'. DrPKKK 4411 171 I4H.14'. 14'.- '. 111 SSH SSH* H UnEltc 1.34 1 V«. V!t* r LtncolnAm ii 66 3^ 3lrt 3'/i- "» DITTMAR AGENCY MIFuol 111 M IIH «u «£"£ tWwThtwt 119 I 7V, 7'** % OowCh 111x111141'. 41'. I3'.*1H MISIT.I1 61 t II 43'. 43'|* . UnOCol3.10 1 H 11'. Oftuor OHIO 111 IIH4014 IIH* ', 17 15'* 3S1.* >. UPocCp3 4013 143 I0OH 57'* SI'*- H MorlnouoB.OO ISI I '. 1 duPonIS ISoll II] 117'130. H 130H* ', Unlroyol S0IM 500 »>. ?,* ^ " '" McCulO 22 364 3% 3', 3V«- 'n» » 5 " 13* 12H 12**- 'i 2343 OuqLI 1 71 t 10S 10'*It't 30 * .vt NCRCp 7213 171 34'. UnllCp .I7t M I0H •* ' + '• MIII»rWo 40 9 47 22% 21% 22%* 'i GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD INSURANCE -1-1 NLInd 1.20 I S64 It1. IIV, It — '4 UnlIMM 40 ISO int 10% 104) MltcnlE 10 133 40% UH 40 • IH EatiAlrLln 47 311 0'*IH I'. '* 11V, 49'. • '. 10H 10H+ % NKInntyCp 60 l'i IW IH Noblicol 4010 II 4tH USGvpil.6013 ISH 1 E«Kdl40oll Illl 00 14 UH«3Vt NatAIrl son II ll't IS 13 - >* USIntf .4010 119 ht 35 W ^* '. NotParogn.20 5 JO IOH 10% I0H+ * COMPANIES DON'T HAVE TO COST MORE Colon 310 44 44'43. % 41'* * I NalCon 57 4 13 I]', 13'* 11'.. 't US SIMI3 30 9 I0S7 sow 7% 7'•!• '4 NotPattflt 75 77 9H I'. 9 - >• EcKlln .4111 II 17V,17'. 17H* . NatOi.ll 40 7131 IS 2IH 15 -.1'. UnTichl.20 1 9M. Jl'. «Vi 50 - % NProc .|3t9 31 11W HH WVi* % EIPow 1.10 7 103 IS 14'. 14', NolFu.17 II I •7 37H 17't 27'. UnlTil 1.2010 4V1 I9>, 31'. 3»'»* h NVTIm*i.6012 21 16H 16 16 EltroCpl 10 1 19 »H»'.»'..'. NOIGypI 0510 7] 17 16V, II',* ', Uplolin 1 01IS IK »>. 19% 19', NoltxCp 30 35 fa 4H 4'j« '. EmorEI 117 S37 14',34H 14',. '• 1 37', 3IH* H NorCdnOllliO 17 7 6'. ! • '• Notlnd X 4 111 7'i I * 7 - '* 1 J Emtrchl 7310 93 3tH3t 7*H* H NolS>mlcn 11 3/'. IT 17H* V, - v-v - OiarkA.lOt S 21 3 . 3H 3 *+ '• Eimorkl 70 7 141 11'33'. . 11*.. ', NOIISII 1 SOI0 41 45 44H 4IH— H Vorlon .2111 274 14V, II 14*.. : PollCorp.4012 SO 31 79 30'i+IH Ethyl 1.00 4 34 *!'40. H |1>)«1% NotTta 11 I'. 3'* 3'*- 't VwtdoCo 46 SVt S S - ' PwtecCmp I SI 7'. DEAN HERING Dean Henng, ot 12 Oriole Road. Middletown has been se- lected as "Carriei ol the Week" by The Daily Register Dean delivers 40 Sunday and 44 Daily papers He enjoys playing soccer and is interested in electronics. He would like to be a physicist. DO YOU WANT TO BE A CARRIER? II you are 12 yeart ol age or older and would Ilk* to be- NWAV come • Register newspaper Carrier, call 542-4000. or NC. M a 31 583-5210, or complete the following application and mall to The Dally Register, One Register Plaza, Shrews- bury, N.J 07701. A VISIT FROM ST. NICK - Santa Claus, Red pltol. Santa distributed lollipops to Peter Aroln, 12, RED D. WIKOff CO. Bank Patrolman Peter Noble, made a Christmas left, of Hazlet; Ann Black, 2, who Is sitting with her 236 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK Eve Stop at Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank, where mother, Mrs. Albert Black of Port Monmouth; and I NAME he met with children who were patients In the hos- Andrew Valenzano of Hazlet. PHONE 741-0554 ADDRESS Barnegat I Bedminster I Berkeley Heights BernarosviHe Blackwood Bnck Town Cwnden 'Carter* Cherry hU Depebrd East g, TOWN....' Medical training DATE OF BIRTH a GRADE IN SCHOOL.. course is offered I MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Open 'til Midnight— Applications for a training course for emergency medic- Thursday, Dec. 30th al technicians are available [rum the South Matawan Township Kirst Aid Squad to help you save Wine & Spirit The squad is co-sponsoring the course with Bayshore on your 1976 taxes! Community Hospital The course begins Ja*. 24. Headquarters and will meet Monday and Wednesday evenings through r lai •• March 30 Course hours are 7:30 lo 10:30 p.m.. and classes PAl HMARK RICKEL SHOPPING CENTER will take plate in the Mala- wan Regional High School HIGHWAY 36 EATONTOWN. NEW JERSEY O77?4l There will also be several WINEUNE 044 1? 14 IWE DELIVER I Saturday sessions Final ex- I animation dull' is April 2 5,000 sq feet of Sessions will include lector- I es and practical work Most AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE MALL lectures will be by local phv- Isicians specializing in the ["topics to be covered LIMIT - 2 P!R CUSTOMER Practical work will be un- I der supervision of Training I Institute instructors ICE SPECIAL! Initial enrollment will be I limited to K5 students, with FOR NEW YEAR'S - SEE OUR KE MAN applications accepted on a I first-come, first-served basis AND ASK FOR OUR NEW YEAR SPECIAL While the course is designed I primarily for first aid squad I members, it is open to others V PER BAG The course follows the stan- I dardized curriculum devel- (Reg. 59* A BAG OF CUBES) GOOD THKOUGH ww rurs tvtj oped for the U.S. Department of Transportation It is accre- dited by the state Department of Health, and students com- SPARKUNG SPARKLERS pleting it will be accredited So many thousands of people have opened Tax Sheltered Retirement Plans as emergency medical tech- during December, and City Federal Savings is anxious to help you save money • IMPORTED ASTI FROM *2.99 | mcians by that agency on your taxes, so we have decided to burn the midnight oil so that you loo For further information arid can meet the year-end deadline for opening a Keogh and IRA Tax Sheltered • FRENCH CHAMPAGNE FROM 7.99 I for course applications. Jim Moore, 12 Ayrmont Lane, or Relirement Account rAU THE GREAT CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK BUBBIY FRO/W2.29 Andrew Sackerman. 71 • CHAMPAGNE ROM GERMANY, SPAIN, USSR & ISRAEL Deerfield Lane, may be con- We ve arranged for extra staff to be on hand all day Thursday. December 30, I (acted and to accommodate you to the last minute, we'll even be open till 12 All KE COLD — Please Call To Reserve Your Favorite midnight on the 30th, at select offices throughout the State. We have also I Attends institute established a toll free hot line phone number to answer all your questions ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS concerning your eligibility lor Keogh and IRA Accounts - Gardiner Marek. president BEER HQTRS of the WORLD of the Gardiner Marek Remember to save on your 1976 taxes, yt>u must open your account before AUSTRIA, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, COLOMMA, DENMARK, Agency. Inc. here, has suc- year-end! Call us now . cessfully completed the Certi- DOMINICAN REPUIUC, ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, HOLLAND, IRELAND, ITALY, fied Insurance Counselor JAPAN, MEXICO, NORWAY, POLAND, PORTUGAL, SCOTLAND, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, (CIO Agency Management City Federal Saving* and Loan Association TAIWAN Institute held at Rutgers Uni- New Jersey's Btlhon Dollar Family Financial Center versity Dec 3-5 UNBQiEVABlt WME SELECTION The three-day institute was one of four offered annually 64 Offices in Thirteen New Jersey Counties 1975 LiefbfraumilcH Irosch $1.71 at Rutgers by the Indepen- 1975 Zelkr Block Kot Brosch $ 1.99 | dent Mutual Insurance Agents Association (IMA) of New 1976 Novtau Btajolais For information and appointment at the City Federal Savings Jersey, covering all major office in your area that will be open on December 30th until Primtur $2.091 areas of insurance and agency management After midnight. Phone Toll Free 800-352-4935 the successful completion of EATONTOWR. all four institutes. Mr Marek WtNES frLlQUOHS will be awarded the Certified PATHMARK-RICKEL SHOPPING CENTCR Insurance Counselor (CIC) WE DELIVER HIGH**Y^-IATOWTOWN. NEW JM.-.IY- 07724 544-12341 designation by the Society of Certified Insurance Coun- selors. Pfnipsbufg Perth Amboy Parswany North Newark Norm Elizabeth New Providence Momstown Moorestoiwi Merto Park 12 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1976 HIKING AND NATUH TIAIS the monmouth court/ There are many species d inier*»ting native plants and ani- mals and miles of hiking trails accessible to park visitors The most mature forest is found along the tktodplain of the river Consisting of oaks, tulips and maples, it is alrve with twdlife pork system during spring and tall migrations The rich floodplain soil sup- ports a large variety of wildflowers, including violets, spring beauties and Jackin-the-Pulpits Swamps and bogs are the most inaccessible natural areas of the park However, trails do pass nearby, where visitors can see frogs, turtles and snakes as well as cranberries, in- sectivorous sundew and pitcher plants and rare Hartford climbing terns Many types of seed and berry-producing plants grow within the park's abandoned fields, including blackberry, strawberry and wild cherry. Ring-necked pheasants, bobwhite quail, spar- rows and goldfinches feed and nest in these areas January The greatest portion of the park is forested with pitch pine and oak trees Lady slippers, trailing arbutus and turkey beard are a few of the wild/lowers which grow where the undergrowth is the thickest Visitors often see cottontail rabbit, red fox and the largest wild animal in southern New Jersey, the whitetail VCIItS deer activities for January PARK HISTORY This summer, your Monmouth County Park System Established in 1962 on a 28 acre tract along the Shark River for recreation and conservation purposes, Shark will celebrate its 15th anniversary; and as we enter River Park has grown to about 760 acres, including a 1977, your Park System is looking forward to the best regulation goll course and tidal marsh lands. The park is year yet in providing a wide variety of programs, activ- located in the southeastern portion of Monmouth County ities and facilities for all citizens of Monmouth County between Wall and Neptune Townships, and is easily ac- cessible by way of the Garden State Parkway and N J to enjoy. As a change of pace in this month's Calen- Route #33 dar of Events, special attention is being given to your PARK ACTIVITIES: Bike Hikes. F-nhing, Ice Skating. Nature Walks Outdoor education activities first County Park, Shark River. Future attention will be Picnicking. Special events: (art shows, recreation clinics, contests and concerts) Evidence of Shark River's past can be seen throughout the park Along the river bank, fossils may be lound given to some of your other Parks as we progress which describe a time when New Jersey's coastal plain through the year. was the floor of the ocean. Some ol these fossils, such as shark's teeth, vertebra, and shellfish impressions, are approximately eighty million years old. More recent his- tory is represented by the number of Indian artifacts dis- covered along the river and its tributaries Arrowheads, potsherds, hammerstones, and tomahawks indicate that tribes of Lenni Lenape Indians occupied the Shark River area long before the arrival of the first European set- tlers .Today, visitors can still find abandoned fields and deer stands, reminders of a more rural Monmouth County Geologically, Shark River Is unique among Monmouth monmouth county porks County Parks Forces of erosion have given the land a varied and rolling terrain, from gravel-capped hills to a river bed ol marl. The wildlife habitats found within the ore yours..enjoy them park boundaries reflect this topography, and range from MARINE VIEW a coastal river and floodplain environment to an area of sandy soils and unique plant life typical of the New Jer- SAVINGS sey Pine Barrens MIBM-KTOWh • ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* • UNCMTT ALL OmCllSTI-MM These natural features, combined with up-to-date day- STERLING THOMPSON IMSKMTES FRED 0. WIKOFF CO. use facilities, make Shark River an ideal place to dis- cover and enjoy the outdoors. FUEL OIL — COAL - FEED •Miff PARK FACILITIES: A llshing pond. Children's playgrounds and contemporary piayscapes Horse- 231 Maple A»... Red Bank srioe courts. Modern rest room (acuities. Nature and hiking trails, Open playtields for sotlball, football Offices throughout 741-01S4 Central New Jersey and other group activities. Picnic tables and charcoal grills, Recreation equipment game bag. Re Ireshments, Shulfleboard courts. SHELTER BUILDING JEP SALES INC. The building is open daily for use by the general public. However, it may be rented by groups between the ANCHOR MARINE hours 6 00 PM to midnight, daily The shelter is not available lor rental from December 15th lo February 16th. Jet Itarri DIM Faeia.e.1. «j 4X( 1M» IrMl Skwl TaTMh KJ during the ice skating season. Shelter facilities include: Kitchen. Modem rest rooms. Refreshment area, Tables . , IMM11 «09 515 2300 If. Tmit M«MI«A»nc* ltj¥»>»#r»»" Hiciill Caattri etseas CMS) KM »»«loolo all Traval oSrectitai aat1 informotlon quantr Mf-GelM tali Twr ovailtMt frtM Tktmtita Park WALKER & WAIKER S-14 Plant CIMc Viilttr Cttrtr Ikaaipita Park IM PM Wt By MERRY F1GD0RE including several volumes on Monmouth County His EATONTOWN - Neanng torical Society library in the end of the Bicentennial Freehold for any serous re- Year, the Eatontown His- The Daily Register search torical Committee can look And even that sometimes back proudly on a year of fails accomplishment that made SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1876 13 A case la point, notes M7I a year of local as well Mrs Stilwell. is the origin as national historical sig- of the century-old cemetery nificance for Eatontown ment to allow committee Wolcott said "The only Mrs. Stilwell said many on South St just off Wyck- residents members and volunteers to space we have now, period, people have told her they off Road Vet the committee has begin taping an oral history is a file In Mr. (Borough have specific items they The historical committee failed to achieve its biggest library for the town. Administrator Harold) would like to give to the and the Eatontown Wom- goal set for 1(7( — estab- "We hive a lot of old Grossman's office." borough but not until there an's Club, aided b\ b<>> lishment of the municipal people in Eatontown with a Both she and Mrs Stilwell is a safe place to either scouts of Troop 4». Ft Mon- historical museum that was lot of interesting stories to feel if they had permanent store or display the mate- mouth, last summer worked to be its permanent souve- tell," said Nancy Wolcott. 7 museum space they would rial. together to clear brush, re- nir of the Bicentennial. Campbell Drive, a com- fall heir to much of the The bulk of the society's pair broken and fallen For the past several mittee member. memorabilia they know own collection is in Mrs. stones and rehabilitate the years, the committee and Mrs. Wolcott and Jean C. abounds in this 300-year-old Stilwell's dining-room buffet cemetery in time for a Borough Council have been Stilwell, committee presi- town. In her pleasant home on rededlcatln last July 4. pursuing either a donation dent, completed a mini- Last July, the historical CopperfleU Court Research by Mrs. Edna of suitable building or the course at Brookdale Com- committee put together a Among the documents are Seely, South St., another so- purchase of one selling st munity College last year widely-varied mm museum three ledger books dating ciety member, turned up the modest price It an af- conducted by the New Jer- in the Masonic Temple on from the mid lUO's contain- the fact that at one time the ford. sey Library Association on Broad St. ing bills sent by Cook and cemetery wai a potters Negotiations on two build- the. techniques of recording Displays included old pho- Tuttle, butchers then lo- field Jointly maintained by Ings failed when one, the history. tographs and tintypes, fash- cated on Broad St. Eatontown, Oceanport and Drummond house on Tinton The new equipment, how- ions from the Gay 90s, With a distinct twinge of West Long Branch, but no Ave., proved to be too ex- ever, welcome, will only in- newspapers dating back to sadnesss in the region of one seems to know just how pensive to move to a new tensify the committee's the Civil War, antique one's pocketbook, one can o- when it began. site, and the other, the most persistent problem — glass, arrow-back chairs read of bills such at a typi- "So we have some main house on the proposed lack of permanent storage and private collections cal one sent to "Ezra John- records," Mrs. Stilwell said, Tinton Woods condominium space. ranging from buttons to ston for ly, lbs. veal . . . "but we need more. That's property, was retained by "We need special kinds of travelling salesmen's cards, Me." why we need the tapes and ts owners as the future files for the things we have, all borrowed from local The committee has ac- why we want a museum, to clubhouse for the proposed like old documents." Mrs. residents. cumulated a small library. help solve riddles like development. these." The historical group Even without a per- seemed within reach of its manent home of their own, goal during the summer of Time capsule is readied the committee members 197S when Mr. and Mrs. have been extremely active Harry B. Miller offered the EATONTOWN - The lime capsule And that is why their 18x24xl2-lnch in recording data on other borough a 2^-story, 125- the Eatontown Historical Committee Is stainless steel box is going to contain people's bouses. year-old Colonial house, preparing for Saturday will offer a real such items as N J state lottery tickets, a To date, they have docu- provided the borough move TV Guide, catalogs from Sears, Roebuck mented more than 75 homes trip back In time to whoever may be liv- HISTORIC SITE — Eatontown Historical Committee member* Nancy it from its 1 Grant Ave. lo- and Co. and several local stores. And sug- in the borough built a cen- ing here in 2076. Wolcott, left and Jean Stilwell tour 110-year-old St. James Memorial cation to another site. arless bubble gum, utility bills, news sto- tury or more ago. many of Instead of the typical collection of Episcopal Church with Borough'Councilman Joseph A. Largey. Com- ries on the swine flu fiasco, plastic knives them of unique archi- But months went by, and best-wishes, proclamations and formal mittee Is trying to establish a museum to house memorabilia and In- and forks and pantyhose. tectural interest. after the committee con- documents being sealed in boxes all formation on historic Eatontown buildings like St. Jamts. tacted the Millers last Feb- around the country this year, the histori- Plus the usual complement of book- Yet with this wealth of ruary, members said they cal group has collected an assortment of lets, articles and programs on local, state 18th and 19th century had "concluded that the of- more than 150 everyday Items, typical of and national Bicentennial events, an Ea- homes and public buildings, candidate for designation at the Friends of Shrewsbury nicipal facilities fer had been withdrawn." life in Monmouth County, N.J., in 1976. tontown street map, photos of the Mayor not one Is listed on either an historic church. Meeting, still Hands on "A museum really would "But we still have These include food stamps, tax bills, and Borough Council and personal notes the State or National Regis- The church contains a Academy Hill, now a pri- give the society a heart, a hopes," said Borough Coun- a Barbie doll, Campbell's soup labels, from the 11 members of the historical ters of Historic Places. Bible originally used in vate home. real center," said Mr Lar- cilman Joseph A. Largey, and, because this Is Eatontown, two committee. "The older people never New York's famed Little The committee research- W council liaison to the histor- "Save the Fort" bumper stickers. All the material will be packed into cared about that sort o( Church Around the Comer ed old stores at well as "It would depict the ical group, "and there's still The Idea for such a comprehensive the box, now being fabricated by the H fc thing," observed Mrs Wol- A committee from the hornet and Is strongly ur- people who lived hen. who money in the budget. In collection came originally from Borough L Sheet Metal Works here on Lewis Si cott. "And the younger ones church, with the backing of ging the designation of Old made Ealonlown and fact, we're discussing the Clerk Marjorie L. Becker, said Karen and on Saturday It will be presented to don't seem to be aware of the historical group, is pre- Eatontown Village at a his- helped make Monmouth possible acquisition of an- Scarborough, project chairman for the Mayor J. Joseph Frankel at council's them." paring the application form torical area around Broad County, " added Mrs. Stil- other house right now." capsule. noon organization meeting The Masonic Lodge, the for the state register. St. and Rt. St and contain- well, who has lived here for Council had set aside "The committee had been working on The contents will be on display and first community organiza- The oldest of Eatontown't ing some of the town's some M yean herself (12,000 in federal revenue the concept of the capsule for some perhaps a few more items, suggested by tion within present-day Ea- many churches is the earliest surviving com- She was a charier mem- sharing funds last year to time," said Mrs. Scarborough, who is residents, may yet be added. tontown, dates back to 1815 A.ME Zlon Church on mercial buildings and ber of the historic*) com- be applied toward a mu- deputy borough clerk here, "when Mrs Within the week, the box will be her- Nomination papers for the South St The congregation hornet mittee, appointed in IMt by seum building and that sum Becker said one day how much fun it metically sealed and placed in the temple, built in 1822 and was organized in 1844. built Council and committee former Mayor Herbert E has been carried over into would be to have a box of just ordinary borough h.ll vault, not to be opened, ac- renovated In 18M were pre- its present church building members said there are the 1977 municipal budget. things from 100 years ago." cording to directions on a brass plaque on pared but never filed. in 1845 and has operated it three or four privately- "After all, they were the The historical committee "I took the idea back to the com- the lid, untU July 4, 2O7D. The tiny, sandstone SI continuously for the pail owned, potential museum people who helped form Ihe has requested a $1,100 budg- mittee," Mrs. Scarborough said, "and we "We picked that date," Mrs. James Memorial Episcopal 110 yean. buildings right in the down- country et of its own this year, with all started to think about all the little Scarborough said, "because we. figured Church, also on Broad St., And the town's first town area within walking "I guess," the said reflec- most of that amount ear- things we used every day, things we nor- July 4th will still be their biggest holiday built in 1866 for a total cost school, the Pleasant Hill distance of the borough tively, "that roots la maybe marked for recording equip- mally fake for granted." celebration in Eatontown." of 16.000. Is another possible Academy built In 1806 by hall, library and other mu- what we're Hiking about " * Harvey misses school life Goldzweig is slated By MARVBETH ALLEN educated...and has even been And, soon after acquiring shared so off he went to join to school. him, the family discovered the kindergarten class at the RUMSON - Rudolph the The problem is that he that Harvey has a winsome Deane-Porter School. He did Red Nose Reindeer is a tough would like to go back...but personality and gets along ex- so weU that he was promoted for a WMUA seat act to follow...particularly If has turned into the rabbit tremely well with children. to third grade. By JIM NrCORNICK Louis Gartz. authority audi- you're Harvey, the five-year- without a class. Mrs. Harris, who has tor, and Howard M Schoor, old Easter bunny. Harvey is the pet of Jamey served on Ihe local Board of New Harvey transferred to MARLBORO - Mayor Ar- authority engineer, involving Harvey, though, isn't what Harris, 17-year-old daughter Education and taught small Ihe Knollwood School, t>r thur Goldzweig announced revenues the authority would you could call a dumb bunny. of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. children, decided that Harvey Haven, where he was back in last night that Township receive this year in hookup Matter of fact, he's downright Harris, Edwards Point Road. was a rabbit which should be kindergarten And from there, Council Thursday would ap- fees he continued his education at point him to the Western He said that the budget, as the Rumson Country Day Monmouth Utilities Authority revised by Mr Salkind. School and the Holmdel Ele- (WMUA) for a five-year showed anticipated hook-up mentary School. term revenues of (840,000. while the Through it all, he has done The mayor also said that actual revenues are expected extremely well. Yet Mrs. Lawrence S. Grossman, coun- to be HM.000 The authority'! Harris says she has this year cil president and authority fiscal year ends Jan II. . been unable to place the gre- Janet R. McCwalck treasurer, would be reap- Mr Grossman said Mr. garious rabbit in a classroom, pointed by council to a five- Schoor and Mr Gartz last where he can receive the at- year term year estimated the revenues tention he craves ..so Harvey McCormick The council Thursday will for this year at approximate- has been spending his days in organize for Ihe new year ly MW.000 the Harris' garage with only There were no elections here "I don't know if the deficit occasional visits inside the to receive this year and the meeting can will be a problem." Mr. house be held legally before the Grossman said county post first of January, when most "We will meet with bond He is trained to use a litter municipalities organize counsel to see if It will be." Aftkav CeMtwelg FREEHOLD - James R. pan, Mrs. Harris says, and The two Manalapan repre- he added McCormick of Woodbine behaves as if he were a dog. sentatives on the authority. The authority has proposed mng Board here in accor- Ave.. Little Silver, will be ap- Harvey was bought as a Kenneth U Olsen and Town- an increase in the hookup dance with state statute, he pointed director of the county present for Jamey on the day ship Committeeman Paul Pic- fen next year The current can provide the "cohesive Department of Promotion and before Easter of 1971...and clone, are not expected to be rate is MOO a dwelling, and factor necessary to prevent Public Information at the finding him wasn't easy. "I reappointed to the Manalapan the proposed rate Is W70 overexpansion of sewerage county organization meeting think he was the last rabbit at Township Committee Mr Grossman said the ad- facilities and the essential Jan.. 4, Freeholder Harry Lar- a pet shop in Monmouth The committee majority ditional revenues from the in- protection of Marlboro's zon- rison Jr. said yesterday County." Mrs Hams recalls has confirmed that Arnold creased hookup fees might ing ' Mr McCormick replaces Since that day, Harvey has Bellush. chairman of the Ma- alleviate the deficit The au- Robert M. Rubin in the The court this year in- certainly gotten around. And nalapan Board of Health, has thority will hold a public 114.500-a-year job Mr Rubin validated this municipality's his escapades were the sub- the votes to be appointed The hearing on the increase Jan resigned several months ago zoning ordinance, and ordered ject of a first person report name of the other appointee II Mr. McCormick has been a the township to formulate a (from a rabbit's point of was not available last night Mayor Goldzweig, who is an reporter for The Daily Regis- new master plan and zoning view) written by Jamey for a The Manalapan Committee accountant and lawyer, said ter for six yean He has been ordinance to provide for low creative writing course she organizes Jan 2 . his expertise in financial mat- a general assignment report and moderate income hous- had last year at Rumson-Fair Deputy Mayor James M ten makes him qualified to er whose chief responsibility ing This includes multi-fami- Haven Regional High School, Newman was appointed to the deal with the "questionable has been coverage of county ly dwellings, which are pro- where she is now a senior authority by the council ear- methods of financial account- hibited by the current zoning government, politics, and mu- lier this month to replace ing" utilized in the past It tells how he took up resi- ordinance nicipal coverage of Marlboro Morton Salkind. who resigned The mayor said that the ap- dence at an outdoor doghouse and Manalapan effective Dec 31. pointment of Mr Grossman Council is now working with labeled "Rover" and how dif- Mr. McCormick is a gradu- Mr. Salkind s term expires will assure the authority of a professional planner on the ficult it was learning to hop ate of Edward Williams Col- Jan 31. Mr. Newman said continuity, since he is ex- new zoning ordinance on a school's freshly waxed lege of Fairleigh Dickinson last night he accepted ihe ap- pected to be the only member Mayor Goldzweig is a for floors University and also attended pointment on an interim to be reappouited • mer township director of eco- But most of all, it tells of Monmouth College basis, knowing that he would "It is expected that there nomic development and direc- the love which grew between Mr. Larrison, who is ex- not be appointed to a full five- wul be major changes at the tor of finance He was ap- a rabbit named Harvey and pected to become freeholder year term professional and staff levels," pointed deputy mayor in 1171. the children who wrote him director when the Republi- Mayor Goldzweig and Mr Mr Goldzweig said and was appointed mayor by HARVEY SEEKS A SCHOOL - Harvey, "the school rabbit. " is tempora- farewell letters and baked cans assume 3 to 2 control of Grossman are Democrats, II is expected that Marvin council in It74. when Mr Sal- rily without a school. He craves the attention of children.. .and enjoys ev- him cakes. the Board of Freeholders Jan and the Democrats hold all E Scnaefer, authority lawyer kind resigned that post He ery minute he con spend with his owner, Jamey Harris, 17, of Rumson, and It's been a while now since 4, said the appointment of Mr. five council seats here" (or five years, will .not be won a full term as mayor last a neighbor, Brian O'Malley, age three. He would prefer, though, to be back that last cake...and Harvey is McCormick is nonpartisan Mr Grossman confirmed reappointed year In a classroom. . ,en|oylng himself and providing youngsters with a unique hankering for another taste of Mr. McCormick is not a mem- that Mr. Salkind last year re- Mayor Goldzweig said that Mr Grossman, a lawyer, learning experience. youthful affection: ber of a political party. vised the estimates given by since he serves on the Plan- was elected to council In 1170. Ideas for fiber breads By BARBARA GIBBONS HI-FIBER STUFFING - the new bread can Here are some Slim Gourmet ideas for cooking replace ordinary bread in any favorite com- with the low-calorie high-fiber breads This new SLIM GOURMET bination. Or try this vegetable-rich recipe: com- entry on supermarket shelves has only 50 calories bine two finely-chopped large onions, two cups a dice instead of 75, and contains five times the fi- minced celery, one cup chopped fresh parsley, ber of whole wheat bread We've experimented ex- or part-skim mozzarella.) Slip under hot broiler or large 8-ounce can mushrooms — stems and pieces tensively with it, and found that it can replace Into toaster oven until cheese is melted. (including liquid), 10 slices of cubed stale (or regular bread in many recipes Here are some HOT TURKEY OR BEEF SANDWICHES - toasted) high-fiber bread, chopped poultry giblets ideas. Make no-fat gravy by thickening well-seasoned fat (optional), 1 teaspoon celery or garlic salt, one- HI-FIBER, LOW-CAL FRENCH TOAST - for skimmed beef or turkey broth with flour. Reheat quarter teaspoon pepper, two teaspoons poultry each serving, lightly beat together one egg, one- lean cooked turkey or roast beef slices in the seasonings and one beaten egg quarter cup skim milk, few drops vanilla and a gravy Arrange the sliced meal on top of a slice of Toss lightly and use to stuff poultry (about It shake of salt. Soak two slices of high fiber (while high-fiber bread on a plate and pour on the hot cups) each half-cup serving is under 50 calories. or whole wheat) bread in the mixture until satu- gravy. Serve with hot cooked vegetables and a sal- SEASONED CRUMBS - put stale or toasted rated. Spray a nonstick skillet or electric griddle ad. (With three ounces meat. 1 slice bread, under high-fiber bread in covered blender container a with cooking spray for no-fat frying. Toast the 250 calories.) slice at a time Season each cup with 1 teaspoon bread over moderate heat, turning once. Toast is CHEESE CROUTONS - cut four slices of celery salt, 1 teaspoon onion salt. 1 teaspoon papr- done when golden (Sprinkle with cinnamon or tup stale or toasted high-fiber bread in half-Inch ika, one-quarter teaspoon pepper, one-quarter .tea- with low-sugar jam, diet syrup, or equal parts hon- cubes. Shake up in a plastic bag with a tablespoon spoon instant garlic (optional). Use as a coating ey and diet syrup. Each slice: 65 calories. salad oil, 2 tablespoons grated sharp Italian for "ovenfried" chicken (no fat added.) "CROQUE MONSIEUR" - (open-face french- cheese. 1 teaspoon oregano or Italian seasoning. 2 Add spice to your diet! For a complete guide to toasted ham and cheese). Prepare french toast, teaspoons garlic salt, one-half teaspoon paprika. spice calories, including sodium content and other following above recipe; omit vanilla and cinna- Arrange on a nonstick cookie sheet. Bake in a pre- nutritional and cooking information, send a mon. When toasted, top each slice with a thin slice heated 450-degree oven only until toasted. (Watch stamped self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to of cooked lean ("boiled") ham or Canadian bacon, carefully.) Cool, then store in a moist ureproof con- Slim Gourmet Spice Guide, in care of The Red Lifestyle then a thin slice of swiss cheese (or "diet" cheese , tainer. Use on salads. Bank Register, Sparta. N.J. 07871. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1976 14 SNACKS APLENTY — Ida Palmer, president of Young Woman's Auxiliary of Pilgrim Baptist Church, Red Bank, serves Ruth Hughes, coordinator of Prolect Interact headquartered at Brookdale Community College, during a Counterclaim by salesperson 5; holiday party for the handicapped In the college Commons. Participating In the party are Dr. Donald H. Smith, Brookdole president, second from right, and Jack De Cerce, chairman of the Easter Seal Committee for Crippled Children and Adults of Monmouth County, Dear Ann Landers: I read with interest your column on "the value of a customer." 1 ANN agree with many points made Free Silverplate in that piece, but may I ex- press another point of view — LANDERS from the other side of the For Savers counter? er and the salesperson. Do 1 am a salesperson. I, too, you agree? — Give Us A am human and have feelings. Break Customers have blown smoke in my face, dropped ashes on Dear G.U.: I do — and I'm my hands, thrown change at happy to provide you with me and used foul language equal time. I've observed when they've had to wait in first-hand a few of the abuses line behind someone with a you've mentioned in your let- COLONIAL large order. ter and I must say some Free for a salespeople deserve combat limited time only. Dozens of customers have pay for what they put up with called me names when I've in a day's work. Visit any one of Colonial's offices, told them they can't buy beer and get all the details on how or dog food with food cou- Going to a wedding? Giving to start your own Oneida pons. At least three times one? Or standing up for one? Silverplate collection. FHSI NMI0NA1 BANK today I've had to void out my Even if you're already mar- register when customers ried Ann Landers's com- Member FOIC and Fidelity Union Bancorpontion learned, too late, they didn't pletely new "The Bride's have enough money to pay Guide" will answer questions INTERACTING — Participating In the holiday Sports Club and of the Hi-Wheelers Square Dance for their purchases. (To go about today's weddings. For a party staged at Brookdale Commons for area Club, and Arnold and Judy Jensen, Leonardo. 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RED BANK SHREWSBURY.N J TUESDAY DECEMBER28 t97« The DkfyI 18 Irish rush to Gator Bowl crown JACKSONVILLE, Fit (AP) pust interference, giving Notre been wider, but Notre Dame w«L M its first two pounaMoni offutvt hi la from Slager who — Al Hunter, the only runner in 'Dame the ball at the Penn managed only three points de- of the second half, bat each cootpfeud It of II passes for Notre Dame history to gun 1. Stale 32 Rick Slager quickh spite twice having a first down time Notre Dtme'i defeaae stif- 141 yards, aid MacAfc*. who Ml yards in one season, scored ptaed 2< yards to Dan Kelle at the Penn State nine>»rd fened when it had to The first ca^kt fh» for 71 yards Wing a pur of one-yard touchdowns her aid two plays later Reeve line That field goal gave the drive reached the Irish I! be- bark Jim Ofalo. who caught in the first half and led the booted his second field goal as Irish a 10-3 lead and came after fore ends Willie Fry and Out- five panes for M yards was Fighting Irish to t JM victory the gun sounded Browner recovered a fumble b\ land Trophy winner Ron Brow- voted Penn State's outnandkg over penalty-plagued Penn Mike Guman at the Penn State ner made key tackles, forcing A Gator Bowl crowd of (7.U7. State in the Gator Bowl Mon- the desperate Lions to try a almost 3,008 short of capacity. a —»t Owwi day night fourth-down pass with 14 yards Notre Dame then wrapped H > I I 4-, • sat in breezy weather Tern tofo Hunter, who gained 1.058 peratures were in the 40s as up late in the half with ill NO- HwM*f I'MM l«t«**l«kl II fell incomplete NO-rO Im II yards during the regular sea- Notre Dame and Penn State, yard march which included NO-HwM** IrwidltrrtkiCll The next tune. Penn Stale got MO-» o ••••• n son, scored in each of the first two of the top names in college puses of It and 11 yards from to the 10 but Jim Browner, one two periods Dave Reeve kick- footnall history, met for the Slager to tight end Ken M» of three brothers on the squad, ed a pair of 23-yard field goals, first time in 48 years in the na cAfee and a 12-yard toss to one on the final play of the intercepted a pass just inside tionally televised contest Hunter • i» the end tone Ml half, as 15lh-r»nked Notre Although the Irish were set • Dame piled up a 20-3 halflime On Us first possession. Penn back 15 yards by a holding pen- Penn State's final drive took lead Stale drove from its own 35 t« alty, a personal foul against the lions from their 12 to the The Irish finished the cam- the Notre Dame 10 and Capoz Perm Slate put the ball on the Notre Dame 17 But Ted Bur- paign with a J-3 record Penn mli gave the Lions a 3-0 edge 13 Hunter, who gained 102 gtnner intercepted a past al But they never got their offense •UtMIMa-HMratalW. HaMW tfcjM State, which was Ued for 20th yards on 21 carries, burst his four, returned it to the la ivrw »n NM SMW. i«rn •(*> in the ratings, wound up 7-5, unlracked again until the Irish through left guard (or 11 yards and the Irish were home free the most losses since a 5-5had built a commanding half and then plowed the other way Hunter, who was named H «im»ir )« *•* IMM wK» mark in Joe Paterno's first time lead for his second touchdown Notre Dame s out standing play- « von in year as head coach a decade The 20-3 margin could have Penn State moved the ball er in the game, had plenty of ago Penn State took a 3-0 lead on Tony Capozzoli's 26-yard field goal midway through the open- ing period Then Notre Dame's defense, seventh-best in the na- tion against the run, took ever, and stifled the Nittany Lions. Led by linebackers Bob Col- ic, Doug Becker and Steve Heimkrelter and strong safety J1 m Browner, the Irish clamped down on Penn State's offense They never let the Lions beyond their own 32 in ON THE MOVE - Al Hunter (25} ot Notre Dome moves behind his block- the first half after their Initial Ing In last night's Gator Bowl game in Jacksonville, Fla. against Penn possession State. State men are Tom DePaso (95) and Gary Petercruskle (42). And despite good yardage in the second half, Penn State was unable to score a touchdown until Bruce Clark blocked a Canadiens triumph punt deep in Notre Dame terri- tory with J: 14 left in the game MONTREAL (AP) - Serge simply reached over Favell and stretch of the first period in Chuck Fusina passed eight Savard and Guy Lafleur scored slid the puck into the net. which he stopped Mike Walton yards to Matt Suhey for the score goals in a 1:08 span of the third Tom Lysiak opened Atlanta's on a breakaway, stole a goal period Monday night, carrying scoring and Eric Vail scored on from Chris Oddleifson with a A 65-yard kickoff return by the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-2 a power play, the Flames' sec- tremendous glove save, and Terry Eurick got Notre Dame National Hockey League ond man-advantage goal in 30 came up with two other quick started following Penn State's triumph over the Cleveland tries. Dave Shand and Guy stops with the Canucks mount- field goal and Hunter put the Barons. Cheuinard also scored for the ing pressure late in the session. Irish in front to stay 10 plays Savard snapped a 2-2 tie at Flames. In the other NHL games later with a burst through the 4:09 of the period and Lafleur Nelson Pyatt beat Atlanta Monday, Los Angeles downed left side. The Lions helped out added insurance just over a goalie Phil Myre on a break- Detroit 7-4 in a penalty-filled, with a key offsides penalty, one minute later after the ('ana away and Wilf Paimont also contest, Atlanta blasted Colora- of several costly infractions. (liens had come back from 1-0 scored for the Rockies, former- do 6-2, and Montreal defeated They also were socked with a and 21 deficits. ly the Kansas City Scouts, who Cleveland 4-2 15-yard personal foul penalty Montreal goalie Ken Dryden, lost their seventh game in sev- Andy Spruce ruined Parent's that moved the football to their returning to the nets for the en tries in Atlanta bid for a fifth shutout this sea- 13-yard line four plays before son with just 3:54 to play in the first time since fracturing a toe Flyers 5, Vancouver 1 Hunter's second touchdown on his left foot on Dec. 18, game, the tally coming with made it 17-3 with 2:20 left in The Philadelphia Flyers al- made 17 stops in the victory. just 14 seconds remaining In a the second quarter. ready have played two seasons five-minute Vancouver power Cleveland rookie Frank Spring And 17 seconds before the STOPPED COLD — Steve Gelse (29) of Penn Stole the Gator Bowl game last night. The Fighting Irish this National Hockey League play. beat him from close range to half, they were charged with Is about to be stopped cold by Notre Dame during won the contest, 20-9. open the scoring at 13:24 of the campaign. The first 18 games The Canucks had gained the first period, but Jacques Le- marked a stumbling start for five-minute advantageafter the maire tied it just 30 seconds the Philadelphians; the last 18 Flyers Bob Kelly squared off later. have been close to perfect. the the Canucks' Milliard Wayne Merrick put the Bar- The Flyers extended their un- (iravesand Philadelphia's Jack ons back in front with a power beaten string to 18 games Mon- Mcllhargey tussled with Van- tops defending titlist; day night with a 5-1 triumph couver defenseman Dave For- RBC play goal at 14:20 of the middle period, but Guy Lapointe over the Vancouver Canucks tier. Mcllhargey was assessed brought Montreal back this and now find themselves within an extra major for intent to in- time with 37 seconds remaining five games of the 23-game NHL jure. In the session. record for success they share Kings 7, Red Wings 4 with the Boston Bruins. Former Red Wing Marcel Flames up Bucs Philadelphia's last loss cajne Dionne always loves to play in , Devils, Bulldogs win ATLANTA) AP) - Ken Hous- on Nov. 13 and if Monday's per- Detroit He likes the Olympia who had been held to two ton scored two goals Monday formance is any indication, "because the boards are alive. By GREIG HENDERSON first quarter points, at- night to lead the Atlanta there is no sign of a letup. The It's like having an extra man RED BANK - Eight boys tempted to get his team back Flames to a 6-2 National Hock- Flyers charged to a 4-0 lead on "The more they boo. the high school basketball teams in the game with 12 fourth ey League victory over the Cpl- two goals by right wing Reggie harder I go," said Dionne, who suited up with the hope of •quarter points, but his effort orado Rockies. Leach, singles by Bobby Clarke scored three goals to lead the taking home the crown In the fell short and Harvey Bennett, and the Kings past Detroit in a fight- Houston's second goal came 13th annual Casey Holiday Kirkpatnck finished behind superlative goaltending of Ber- filled clash in which Bruce when the puck was just behind Festival, but'as in most Shevhan with 15 points Bill nie Parent. Hood assessed 94 penalty min- the head of sprawled Rockies sports there Is always a loser Dooley added 12 The two Parent was sharpest during a utes in the first period alone. goalie Doug Favell. Houston The four winners were Red combined for 27 rebounds Bank Catholic, Rumson-Fair Red Bank broke away from Haven Regional, Red Bank Middlelown North with an' Regional and Shore Regional eight-point spree midway The unbeaten Caseys with- through the second quarter to stood a late surge by Henry break a 11-16 tie Hudson Regional, last year's Middletown, however, came winner to post a 61-53 win. back with an eight-point Kumson, led by guard Steve .surge of Us own to tie the Shechan, stopped Mpnmouth •core early in the third period Regional, 70-52, Red Bank The I.ions went ahead on a rode a strong fourth quarter foul shot by Greg Werner, but to a 57-52 decision over Mid Dwight Atkinson scored on a dletown North and Shore, pair of jump shots to put Red paced by the play of Mark Bank in the lead to stay Caulfield. opened the tourna- ment with an 82-174 victory The Christmas layoff hurt over Mater Dei. us." said Buc coach Warren Booth Our football players The bailie for the top spot didn't come out until after continue?tomorrow with RBC Dec 5. so they wrr» behind facing off against the Purple the other players in getting Bulldogs at 3:30 p.m and the Into condition " Buccaneers and Blue Devils set for a shoot out at 1:30 Mater Dei shuffled 10 play- pm ers in and out of its game The consolation matches pit with Shore, but never led In the Golden Falcons and Ad- the game Shore moved not to mirals at 2 p.m and the Lions a 13-point advantage in the and Seraphs taking the court fourth period al 7 p.m Mater Dei. shooting well from the outside, closed the "We took some poor shots GUARDING HIS MAN - Monmouth Regional s Bob King (41) guards gap to sn points in the fourth with a 15 point lead late in the Rumson Fair Haven Regional1* BUI Dooley (22) during last night's Casey game." said Casey head Holiday festival Basketball Tournoment game. Rumson advanced to the Shore coach Len Schnap- coach Joe Knstofik "I have semi-finals with a win. p.iuf wasn't surprised by Ma- to give them credit. Henry ter Dei s ability to conned Hudson really came back We to cut the lead to 54.-4H. points He also pulled down II IBM club." said Kumson head from the outside "W« just eased up " Another big person in the rebounds man Tom Botli "How he scouted them and knew they With 6:10 left in the game Casey picture. 6-6 Bill Howes, Joe Rodngues. at 5-4 the Koes determines how the club had great perimeter shooters. RBC's tower of power. Tom broke the Admiral rally with smallest player on the Casey goes'" They kept substituting and It Seaman stole a ball at half a three point play with a little team, showed his spunk b) Shevhan drove the middle was difficult to match them court and drove in for a stuff over a minute remaining pumping in 10 points Howes, and hit from the outside last up shot The 6-7 tfc senior's feat Seaman finished as the who hit the boards for 10 night for a game high Zl Shore was led by I'aullield's not only brought a cheer from game's high scorer with 25 rebounds, added mne points l»nnts as Rumson triumphed 30 points and Carmen CM- the crowd, but more impor- "Steve Shi't-han controls Monmouth's Bobbv King, tanni's 17 tantly gave the Caseys a 15 • • Ca»l«l> O « point bulge at 52-36 V pa> W 1 I I The Admirals then hit for il boon < 1 • Cv«H I) « six unanswered points a rxrm ; a I m^^—• ——— - — RBC's Jim Mayer broke the COT THE REACH — Red Bank Cathollc's'Torn Seaman (32) goes op for a skein with a basket, but Hud- son, sparked by the play of ss. shot over the reaching Bill Williams (23) In the Casey Holiday Festival's 11 opening round last night. Waiting for a rebound are Williams' Henry Hud- senior floor leader Keith .2* vr son Regional teammates Kirk Vaughan (35) and Pete Hartsgrove (40). Reed, hit for six more points » -IJ i»i n SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 28 1976 Favorites yawn in Jubilee By KAV LENA and clinched the victory Kel- had 10 Rocco Kelly was the vin Troy, who finished up the only Knight in twin figures WEST LONG BRANCH - streak with a dunk, led the with 10 points Excitement was a much Piners with 24 points, while Tonight's first game hat As- talked about emotion in the Myron Crippen jump shot 20 bury Park meeting Wall at 7 opening round of the 21st An- points through the hoop. nual Holiday Jubilee Basket- p.m. The Lakewood-CBA CBA put four players in bill Tournament yesterday game begins at 8 SO. Tomor- double figurei, led by Tom Talked about but not gener- row night, Ocean and Manas- Paterno's 17, as It buUt a 22-6 ated as Lakewood, Christian quan meet it 7 p.m., followed tint quarter lead over Ocean Brothers Academy, St Rose by the St. Rose-Neptune and never was threatened. and Neptune advanced with game. Junion Steve McCrea and methodical victories to the Steve Driscoll split 24 points semifinals. and Bob Venerable added 11 Ruiiisoii duo "We were very flat, we'll Paterno wis noticeably definitely have to play better troubled by an ankle Injury up on court to beat the other teams In the sustained in a practice on field," said St. Rose coach Sunday and immediately went RUMSON - Two Rumson Pat McCann, who watched to hive sound treatments for teams were winners in Ihe his club gain a berth against the swelling after the game opening round of the first Neptune on Wednesday night "He was hobbling the whole Holy Cross Invitational Girls in one semifinal with a 70-59 game," said Cox. "We consid- Basketball Classic at Forrest- victory over Manasquan in er that win (over Lakewood) dale School last night. the day's closest game. an upset, to duplicate it we'll "About the most exciting have to have everyone Forrestdale. led by Joan thing that happened was ready." Walsh's It points, downed St. when Tom (Looney) put in James. 41-22. despite 22 points that dunk, it was just one of St. Rose jumped to a 13-4 by Joan Fitzpatrick. who was those flat games," said lead early in the first quarter high for the night. McCann and made the spread stand up for its fourth win against two Holy Cross, the host school, beat Rumson Country Day "It wasn't a very emotional losses. Manasquan trailed 32- School. 34-18. with Ann Kre- game, was it?" asked CBA 24 at half and 51-38 after three towlcz and Diane McGann coach Vin Cox after his Colts quarters, but never came to each scoring 10 points. Shirley had made Ocean Township F within closer than seven Beattie had eight for Rumson. their sixth-straight victim in UNDER AND OVER - Christian Brothers Academy's Bob Venerable (20) points the rest of the game as the afternoon's second game, it lost tor the first time In five grabs a misdirected pass from Ocean Township's Bob Smock, left, who has St. Agnes of Atlantic High- 72-41. "We'll have to have a tries. lust flipped it from between his legs. Spartan Joe Lewis watches. lands topped St. Ann's of lot more emotion against Mark Murphy paced a quar- Keansburg, 25-20. with Kathv Lakewood to play with first game as turnovers pla- points. got close in the last quarter 1 tet of double figure scorers Konish leading the winners them." gued the Bishops throughout "We do have a zone offense, expected a cliffhanger, but with 18 points. Tom Looney with eight, and Diane Cer- the first half. But the Piners believe it or not," said Nas- we started to run a little and Christian Brothers, which had 16, Ron Sarno 14 and winski scoring seven for the didn't take advantage of the tase, who expects a zone from we got going." upset Lakewood two weeks Mike Canning 12. losers. opportunities and with 5:33 CBA tonight and will see one. Darrius Griffin, the Piners ago 52-52 on a last second shot left in the game (he Bishops "We had no resemblance of super-quick 6-2 junior guard, Neptune, ever pressing until St. Mary's of New Mon- by Steve Driscoll, will meet crept to within 50-44 on a an offense at times, nothing got the Piners going with a the final buzzer, fell behind 3- the Piners tonight in what mouth routed St. Frances jump shot by Victor Burgos, but the wrong guys In the steal and layup that began a 0 at the game's outset, but promises to be one of the best Cabrini of Piscataway. 46-9. their high scorer with 20 then Wall couldn't find the games of the tournament. wrong positions. When they string of 16-straight points behind Ann Ryan's 13 count- Ocean 141) I lit) SI. Rw (7t> W hoop for the remainder of the G F" T 01 F T "S'F T ers. quarter and fell behind 13-4. If there was excitement e 0 0 0 Plrno I 5 17 ZtlMT 3 0 S*ldmor( I 0 3 Venrble S 1 II Morgen B Looney Ktlly 3 v The bulge increased to 36-10 Tonight's games are St. lacking yesterday, there Smock 10 6 McCreo 4 4 13 Neolon 16 Murphy Johnson Mlllir 0 0 0 Danish 0 3 1 Lcknmyr 10 Sorno Maflt. Roiitf 10 1 at half as the Fliers brewed Mary's - St. Agnes at 6:45. shouldn't be when the Piners Hutilty 3 I S Driscoll Mitchell » Hope Roger* } 3 Lewll 3 3 » O Shunsiy Lorenio 10 Canning Mcroc 4 0 to their third win in four and Forrestdale — Holy Cross and Colts tap off at 8:30 p.m. ( olunyHi 6 0 13 Leonhrt Sullivan 0 Purcell PI or tall 3 0 Brown 1 1 ) Jhnsn Morgen 6 Alarm Mctonncll 0 0 games. at 8:15. Finals are at 8:15 Lakewood earned Its chance Gosplch 3 0 I Scheuer. it Brewer 0 Moron Mafctn 0 4 , Thursday night following a at revenge against the Colts Gllnoro Frbe 0 Uorran as 0 0 0 Qonlelle Cook 0 0 0 0 Tom Rosier topped the 6:45 consolation game. All with a 66-46 triumph over As- Ret liter itttl ffwttl kv Carl Perm* Totals! 31 It 73 Totoli HI) » Tololi 13 34 70 Scarlet with 21 points. Rodney games are at Forrestdale bury Park in the first game of Ocean. It -41 MonoMMm I 16 31 —59 OVER THE TOP — Ocean Township's Gino Cola CBA SI. Boje IS 17 It ->0 Day added 12 and Ted Riley School. ngell (14) takes a lump shot over Dan Danish (24) the afternoon doubleheader. ii -n of Christian Brothers Academy during yesterday's first round of the annual Holiday Jubilee Basket- "You're pleased if you can ball Classic at Monmouth College. win, but neither team did anything particularly well," said Lakewood coach Bob Freehold, Keyport. advance Nastase. "We'll have to play Wave wallops up to our potential against FREEHOLD - Freehold Freehold staged a third- Russo scored 8 of his 17 after accumulating three port, closed the door on the CBA to win. What it'll boil Howell, Keyport and Manala- quarter comeback to beat points in the first half to keep fouls early. Marlboro took ad- Mustangs in the fourth. Mike down to is execution." pan all entered the semi-fi- Keansburg. the Colonials, the Raiders alive. However, it vantage with a two-point lead Smith pulled down a team- Hudson Catholic "We were expecting more nals of the annual Freehold down by four at the half, was Jeff Waiting's 9 points in at the half, but the Raiders high of 8 rebounds for the trouble tonight," said Larry District Invitational Basket- scored the first six points of the fourth quarter that took turned it around and jumped winners. CRANFORD - Long Alex Bradley each had seven Hennessy, whose Neptune ball Tournament last night the third period and took a the play away from the Mus- out to a two-point margin at Manalapan controlled the Branch won its filth straight rebounds Taylor also had Fliers demolished Wall, 79-38. Freehold, which defeated lead they would never lose tangs. the end of three. backboards against Freehold game of the year here last five ol Long Branch's 13 "1 guess we had a letdown, Keansburg. 58-44. last night, again. Andy Skehan scored Russo had to sit out part of Walling, who scored 13 Township. Duane Geek took night, walloping Hudson Cath- steals. but we better be up against plays Howell which decked four and Glenn Guy posted the the third and fourth periods points in the game for Key- 14 rebounds off the boards for olic, 72-41, In the opening Bradley was held to eight St. Rose or else we'll be play- Matawan Regional, 79-67. for other two points that gave the winners and added 10 round ol the Garden State points, but the Wave shot 58 ing in a consolation round." its first win of the season. Freehold the edge. points Christmas Classic. The loss In afternoon action yes- From that point the Colo- per cent on 34 for 59 from the Ashury Park gave Lake- The Braves grabbed the was the sixth straight for win- terday, Keyporl overcame nials mounted the attack and Tough wins posted floor. wood more than enough chan- early lead and were never less Hudson. Marlboro, 50-42, and Manala- pulled away to a 52-37 lead John Sparnakal was the of- ces to blow it out of Mon- headed, but the Patriots cut pan downed Freehold Town- with Just two minutes to go. The Green Wave took the fense for Hudson with 18 mouth College's gym in the the margin to four in the points. ship, 69-54. Those two victors Randy Crippen led the win on Bullman court lead from the opening tip-off Le>e»eMlui third when they scored eight • FT G F T also meet today in the semis. with 12 points NEW MONMOUTH - The quarter-finals of the second an- of the slow-moving contest and Crippen 9 1 30 Smith 7 consecutive points. 4 0 1 King 3 had no trouble with Hudson K—*r,G Dan McEnaney led the Ti- nual Msgr. Bulman Basketball Tournament will be staged 838? 9 6 1* Kim 3 However, Manalapan took Catholic T!°~ 9 6 34 Williams 3 Crippen 6 0 131 Thomas tans with 11 points. today and tomorrow at 7 p.m. at St. Mary's of New Mon- SnHI 1 0 7 Roptr 1 Guv 4 } IIIMoher 3 4 I control in the fourth period. B'A 3 7 1 Burgot 9 1 'A While ] 0 6| Bedell 3 3 6 Despite running into foul mouth Grammar School. CUnt Wheeler poured in 22 Grlltln SKehon 4 3 II Stork The Patriots had trouble Sdwon 0 4 Leonard 0 0 0 Slewarl 7 II Stork 3 I 5 Forrestdale of Rumson will meet St. Leo's of Lincroft at 7 Robinson Tlmmi ) 0 4 Mntamry 0 6 Nonreilo*1' 3 5 II trouble, Keyport was able to converting from the foul line. points to aim the Wave at the UM 0 <0 0, Walter 0 3 0 3 3 6 U i avru 3 p.m. while St. Clement's of Matawan meets Keyport at 8:30 winner of the WestfieMMar- MartiBuowne 0 0 0 Walker 0 Burke I 0 hold off Marlboro after coming They hit on only 10 of 23 ofcS Bagwell 0 0 0 Butlff 0 Wolsh 0 2 3 from behind at the half. p.m. 1st game at 8:30 tonight. Mar- Otomo 0 0 O.McGht* 0 Conover 0 0 shots. A liter Hovtl 0 11 | Read 0 0 St. Joseph's of Keyport faces St. James of Red Bank at 7 tin Taylor added 11 markers, ToMs 34 4 7] 3 » Marlboro 141) tlim Fre«4WM Twa (Ml Lorn Brandt... M -n Tonls M 10 66,To»ll 30 6 46 Totojll 3S I SI i TOIOlt 14 16 44 G F p.m. tomorrow and St. Mary's of New Monmouth goes against and he. Monte Robinson and Mutton Catty.. U -49 Lakewood Ii 30 10 30 —66 FreeflOld id 6 IS 31 - SI Simon 1 4 i Hullo Al&xyPork... 10 1! 11 I -46 KerjMburo 6 14 7 17 — 44 Ardtn 1 I Union Beach at 8:30 p.m. Simmons Pottell Womno Pearson Prlpolsky 3 I Smltti In yesterday's action, St. Leo's downed Holy Cross of Nantt 0 0 Moleo Copetoco Wemett Rogeri Rumson, 58-33; St. Clement's edged St. Catherine's of Holm- Wolih Honkm 3 3 del, 29-28; Keyport downed St. Catherine's of East Keansburg, Johmon McNuKy 39-32; St. Joseph's of Keyport and St. Mary of New Monmouth Conoloro Eagles romp; Idiots IS 13 43j Totoli IS 10 10 received byes, St. James of Red Bank nipped Keansburg, 39- 33 10 54 TOWS 16 17 HjToMl Morlboro I -43 Monoiofon. 19 1[ 14 It -tt Keyport. 14 -SI 37, and Union Beach tripped St. Benedict's of Hazlet, 37-32. FreehoWTwp 15 14 If —54 UIIIIIIHIIIIllllllllllllllllllil Hornets cop i HOLMDEL - Holmdel dletown South will take on St. came from behind to defeat John Vianney at 8:30 p in in Manchester Township, 90-84. the semi-finals of the event Ranger can set mark and Mlddletown South over- Holmdel trailed a hot-shoot- nPerhap u- s yo....u. didn'JiJ-iti knoi w V IIiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii.n I Illllllllll I I IMI Il whelmed Point Pleasant ing Manchester Township — If Don Murdoch is selected as a National Hockey Beach, 73-53. yesterday in the team. 49-37. at the half before League All Star, he will become the first New York first round of the Bayshore gaining its shooting eye in the Rangers' player to achieve this accomplishment as a Invitational Christmas Bas- third period. rookie. ketball Tournament Scott Leigh tossed in 14 of — When the Rangers sent Gene Carr to Los Angeles, Holmdel will play Raritan his game-high 39 points in the ED they received the Kings' first round draft choice in 1977. tomorrow at 7 p.m. and Mid third period to help the Hor- nets into a tie, 65-65. at the That will be this spring end of that stanza. Joe Vales, — New York Islanders who broke the Rangers' bubble WALSH who did not score in the first Sunday night are a remarkable 12-M on the road this year. period because the Hornets — Rangers' goalie John Davidson, who underwent knee could not get the ball to him, surgery yesterday to correct torn cartilage, will be lost for eight weeks. Last Jan. 4 "J D." broke a leg. Burroughs may then scored 13 points to lead IIIIIIMII » tllMIIIMIItlll •• the winning surge in the — Billy Reay, who was replaced as Chicago Black minutes in one game. It is Jim Dorey when he skated with fourth quarter. play for Braves Hawks' coach last week had a tenure that Is surpassed in the Toronto Maple LeafsrDsrey in a game against Pitts- sports by only one other field general, Tom Landry of the Manchester shot 20 for 37 burgh in 1968 picked up four minors, two majors, two 10- ATLANTA (AP) - Slugg- Dallas Cowboys. In fact, Reay's total years with the from the field in the first half minute misconducts and one game misconduct. The total is ing outfielder Jeff Burroughs Hawks (he had started his 14th) almost equals the total with Myron Edwards leading 48 minutes. slid yesterday he probably years of the other 17 NHL coaches combined. the way with a hot hand from — In determining a goaltender's average, the following will play with the Atlanta — There's a hockey double header on the tube tonight. the outside. However, Ed- method is used by the NHL: Goals against times 60 divided Bravt'sbaseball team next Rangers faceoff against Washington at 8 o'clock on Chan- wards commuted his fourth by total minutes played. Example: A goaltender plays season, a spokesman for the nel 9 with Islanders-Blues following on same channel at foul in the third quarter, and 2,345 minutes and has 78 goals against. Multiply 78 times 60 Braves said. 10:30 p.m. Burroughs said he still has the Hornets took charge from • •flttw shWI e*«t«. by Herman Gerecfcert (4,680); divide4,680by 2,345 (1.99). — Philadelphia Flyer boss Fred Shero spent two-and- meetings scheduled with offi- there BLOCK THAT SHOT — Point Pleasant Beach's — The biggest shutout-margin was by the Detroit Red one-half seasons in a Rangers' uniform as a defenseman cials of the Texas Rangers of Edwards finished with 24 Bill MacDonald (45) is about to block a shot by Wings, 154), against Rangers at Detroit, Jan. 23,1944 and scored six goals with 14 assists credited. He also pick- the American League, who points, and John Aller and Mlddletown Souths Mike Cardelfe (42) during yes- — Montreal was the only NHL team not to give up a ed up 137 penalty minutes. traded him to the National Mike Loony each added 20 terday's game In the Bayshore Invitational Hoi- short-handed goal in 1975-76. League Braves for five play- Bob Purcell pulled down II liday Basketball Tournament. Middletown breezed — Under John Ferguson last year, Rangers compiled a — Going into this season and since expansion in 1967, ers and 1250.000. rebounds for Holmdel and to victory. 14-22-5 record. Currently the team is 14-14-10. there have been 75 penalty shots called with the goalie — Of the 17 players who have scored at least 50 goals Bob Hope, a spokesman for Bruce McLean added 10 Tom having the upperhand as only 22 have been scored. in one season, only Vic Hadfield, while with the Rangers in the Braves, saifl the team had Halton had 13 assists attack in decking the Garnet honors for Point Beach with — In the penalty department last year, Steve Durbano, 1971-72, did not have a three-goal game while scoring 50 talked to Burroughs and fully The Eagles used a balanced Gulls. Four players scored in 19 points. John Jones added sharing the season with Pittsburgh and Kansas City, had goals that season. expects him to show up for c* ID) Mmnilllll U double figures and helped 13 and Joe Wisniewski. 10. the most minors (100), Dave "Tiger" Williams of Toronto O F T G — During his 19 seasons as a player, Islanders' Coach spring training. ~ 0 10 wtfcmwn I lead the winners to a 16-poinl TwJIHI the most majors (25) and Dave SchulU while with Phila- ) I* Wrmbtro 7 "FT Al Arbour never missed the playoffs. He's no slouch as a delphia the most misconducts (14). In an interview with The I I] Orvmg J lead at the half Sieve Wilkin- 1 G. 4 X 0 e.Jonn • 0 14 4 30 coach either — The middle name of Emile Francis Is Percy. Atlanta Constitution from his 0 3 Grewe J son was the high man with 18 0 3 9 4 34 — For statistical purposes in the Nationil Hockey Long Beach. Calif., home, 8SET ) J Horn 0 points. He was followed by S X I 0 14 — Defenseman Brad Park, now skating with Boston, . 0 0 troott I ' ? i League, a player is not credited with a "game played" un- Burroughs said there were 0 « II CordMk ] Fred Jones (16). Scott Strom- McLean was the last Ranger to make the first All Star team. Park 0 0 0 Cowan 0 •ojley less he actually gets on the ice during playing time of the "just a whole lot of principles DeCrool 0 berg (14) and Todd Olvmg was selected in 1973-74 as a Ranger and last year as a game even though he sits on the bench in playing uniform. Bruin. involved" in his original deci- 13 ' OloMi 14 5 n (U). • 14 tOiToWl IS 14 14 pomietncK. i 14-51 II 19 31 35 -9Q — It is not Dave SchulU who received the most penalty Perhaps you didn't know. sion not to join the Braves. II -7] Bill McDonald look game 31 X It It -14 Mlddtelown So II 31 Lions, RBC, NJ TUESDAY OEC£MBER2Si»7t 17 Four Cards Devils win; on All-Pro NEW YORK (AP) - Tne tarkle HOB Yary of Ml» Falcons cop St Louis Cardinals, elimi- nesota nated from the National Foot- The three receiver! «*- ball League playoffs before letted were light end Day* Middletown North, Red Bank Catholic. Shore Regional they ever started. (W better Casper af Oakland and Ha* and Monmouth Regional advanced to the semifinals of the on The Associated Mas NFL ken Drew Peareon o( Dalau Casey Holiday Festival for vanity girls basketball teams yes- All Pro team announced aid Cliff Branch o( OakUnd. terday with opening round wins. today Another Oakland player. Ray tiuy. wai picked at Ikir. UwsWIa Although they missed the playoffs on the final day'of punter Hiddletown North got IS points from Nancy Engemann and the season, four Cardinals U» Angetet domlnaled Ike IS from Donna Berentes to belt Red Bank Regional, 56-12 were named to Ihe-AII-Pro rint team defense, placiaf squad, giving St Louis the end Jack Youngblood. lia«- Joanne Domorski's 2J points led Red Bank Catholic to a 45- largest representation of any barker Isiah RobertMMi MFS, Jl win over Henry Hudson in the closest game of the day, and NFL (earn cornerback Monte Jackion Patty Delehanty fired In 21 counter! in Shore Regionals 60-U ' The middle linebacker pi win over Mater Dei. Linda Beyers of Monmouth Regional A nationwide panel of M voting for Ham and Rob- took scoring honors for the day with 3D points as the Golden sports writers and broad- ertson l« another SteeKr.; Falcons whipped Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, 65-29 casters picked tackle Dan Jack Lambert. Up front wnh Dirrdorf. center Tom Banks, Youngblood are tarklei WaHf Middletown North, which led all the way, is now 2-2 on the tomerback Roger Wrhrll and Chambers of Chicago afd season Red Bank Catholic (6-1) also led throughout its win. place-kicker Jim Rakken for Jerry Sherk of CleveUnd and. and the closest the Admirals (4-2) came was the final score the All-Pro honor end John Dulton of Bain Patti Brink had 12 points for Henry Hudson, and Terry Heard Two players, linebacker more added It. Jack Ham of the Pittsburgh In the secondary with Jack- Sleelers and quarterback son and Wehrll are Dallas Share Scares Bert Jones of the Rslllmore free safety Cliff Hams aad Colls, were runaway winners Kim Seger with 12 points, and Gloria Quails with 11 helped strong safety Tom Casanort at their positions Shore Regional to its sixth straight win. Kathy Finn led Mater of Cincinnati The kick return Joining Jones In the All-Pro Dei with 18. The loss was the first for the Seraphs after four specialist Is Rick I'prhurch of offensive backfleld were Buf wins. Denver falo's 0 J Simpson, who won Oakland's Ken Stabler, sta- Monmouth Regional was never threatened by Rumson-Fair his fourth rushing champion tistical leader among IK*' Haven and is now 5-2. The Bulldogs, who got nine points from •.hip In the last five years, NKI.'s passers, was named Tracy Killeen, are now 2-5. and Walter Payton of the Chi- quarterback of the second •ttutif IMI mttw «r »mr lonu cago Bears, who lost the rush- team His second-team pus Tomorrow's schedule has Mater Del playing Red Bank Re- ing crown to Simpson on the VP FOR GRABS - Red Bank Reglonol's Jose- catchers are wide receivers gional at 11:30 a.m. at Henry Hudson, and Shore Regional final day of the regular sea- phine Johnson, left, and Middletown North's Bon- Roger Carr of Baltimore and: • meeting Middletown North at that site at II. son nie O'Conner go after a rebound during yes- IN AND OUT - Red Bank Regionals Lit Isaac Curtis of Cincinnati and' terdoy's first-round game In the Casey Holiday Rumson-Fair Haven will play Henry Hudson at 9:30 at Yarborough (II) on floor, has lust taken a layup, Chosen on the offensive line light end Russ Fraacls of Festival Basketball Tournament. Bucs' Amy Rumson-Fair Haven, and the Monmouth Regional — Red but Middletown North's Bonnie O'Conner 01) ap- besides Banks and Dierdorf New England The second Greenberg (50) stays free from a foul. Bank Catholic game will follow at 11. pears to be getting the rebound on the missed at- were guards Joe DeLamiel- team running backs are tempt during yesterday's game In the Casey Ho- leure of Buffalo ind John Chuck Foreman of Minnesota liday Festival. Hannah of New England and and Lydell Mitchell of Rait I- II1IIIV The second team offenslv*; Freehold Entries Tomorrow Freshmen advance in Festival line Is composed of HaydeM WEST l.i )\i; UK AM II - Hrd Hank Ke 60. as Vinnle Atkinson scored 26 point* Wright of Dallas and C.eorge Ill - Poet IM Pur it MM m - Pect IM Perte ».»• RulhBoktr (Looncvl • I Going Roc Ing (McAllllttr) M Lucky Torpori (Sperendl) S2 J M Normon Ind) M MlrotUAc.lFlllonl HttoSMPordlLombl II glonal. Shore Kogional. Ked Bank (alhohr Steve Lubischer hit (or 21 In Shore's M-M Kum of Beltlmore at tit MojeiHc Pride (Bavoii) 3 1 Adlot Ztke (nd) 3-1 Okor Htltn (Ltwlll CWpmono Jtonnle (Ltwlll 1-1 tackles and Conrad DoMer Jrd - Pace IM Pwne I .Ite irti - P»» I M pU(1. 1,;« Freehold Results Kerry (Tofone) 3-1 Proof Myer (Green, M III- Poll IMll.mT 1:111 Golden HOI N (Mffiioi M Meg Roper (Gallagher) 7-2 • ••O0 4 1I11M Red Fury |Balducci) ..4-1 Scotch Vo (nd) 4 1 SorohQulnton(Rothbon«l4 40 3 00 l.N TfH — PW» I M S1.M0 T1MI Sun Cecelia (Flllon) S-l Mighty Rheo (Pumol $-1 Morty (Flllon) l.M l.M Stormy T DrMrrl IPagutll 4 40 I 00 Moy Time (McGtt) 6-1 Lucky Dot (Golloetwr) 1.N J.00 Key Maker (Contol) 1-1 IM * Poet I M ll.M* T 1: II 1 Woltokl Stof IBtochyl IM 4.40 Mix Or Match Tarpon Tootle iPofolarl) 10-1 Imtont Lobtll IFIIIOnl 1.40 HortftrhlComoll M.H1I.M s 40 Olno Yotei (Shapiro) Ill I Ittll Punk IGrMft) IM 4 ?0 • Hltl 1-4 IM.St 4tti — TreHM Pwrte I.4M 1 — Lucky Tarpert, Meleitlc Pride, J«m Dnll IMorrlil Ill m - Pica I M IMM T i.OF.i Henry T victory (Abbatlello) 15 Trtckey Inocto 14 Ml M Noppyi Boy INvldhardtl 11.30 t.M 1.40 . 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PrleM »l SiWMi Al OooOyl* Stnrict Mm ,; I TrroWO" 5pur*r (Wtoiltrl t.4» S 00 * ta «UkataTtl •• at t—. a. H-aimait » •"• <••*•' "» 0Kta.gtaMaa.teettt.aai. a. l».e»i| tttaatMfc ... 15 1 Vafry **T aj^PlM sW»w| CaVMN to flv Wt$ ••# Wt BaftM* a*ffMV#. ItflTMIt 90m 1030 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN II IpanctrlonlCrvlMl 4*0 4M \tTyTl'l IJI-MTSTI* it Mi IIIM jl II Military FrelOt.t (Gogllorol LitlltWIrleVlTliornoil TPIFICTA (H II l.m It OrltntEkpreil (EvilillOfl 01 PHONE 671-2415 16 SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1976 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CAU TOU m ROM MAT AW AN AREA 5664100 CA11TOU 1KB ROM HOMETOWN AREA 671 -9300. 241 Monmouth County HH.AportmtnU IM Furnished Rooms 131. Houses For Sale Nubbin 235 Motowon Townthlp NOTICftoiit*I •M •Mdticatkm moy be obtained OEALAIIIA N AStUMV PARK CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOM - ELLEN S HAZELTON, REALTOR by a>iol!fled bidden ot rh* MonnWh Or iludio ooortmen L t l Member Real Ettole Exchange At a meeting on Wednesday. Decei CMfffTMMQullo EMUrminatlon Com Coll between I * p 141 3700 WBU, er IBA6T "rueiee* b*r 11, 1976, the Motawan Towniiwnihlr p Zonino Board ot AdjuilnMnt voted mission Headquarters between Ihe CARLTON HOUSE FIREPLACE UO'l MOTUIM' WBOMOr Wft ttw fallowing resolution: hours *4 I o.m ond 4 p m. w*«*doyi LUXURY HI RISC IUILDING Truely unique, with 31X77 lomiiy The OMllconf, CONGREGATION StQDeolLofce Drive room, 30 ft formal dining room, eat-In BET TEFlLAH, was (ironled a vari- "•Md* must be on th* itandord «re#os Eieoart \ ana J bedroom aportmonlt tenet kltcn*n, 301(14 ft, living room, KffUXBf / ance lo permit Ihe construction of a al forms In th* manner itoiipew**} end irwiu*. cenlroi air, htol. hoi waltr, Ceokfotl room, four large boaVoom*. Jewish Orthodox house of worship on required by the Specifications. Bias 901 andmetric, tvrroc*. U hour door KEANSBURG - Large alryroom, it ft mailer bedroom, two luxury premise* known ot Block it, Lot TO. rnutl be submitted In on cncle** and man Mfwice Overlooking Oral Lou* baths. S M brick fireplace, fences alto known os Wl Lloyd Rood, on the tooted envelop* bearing the name and end H* ocean * Kll o'tte'r » P M II'IUJ yard, maintenance tree Official Tax AAop ot the Township of aextress of the btodew and the designa d bath Single person MELMED REALTORS HIMU lion Helicopter Insurance. Chemical 77&-54S0, 7765454 L**ol uattlfty ond Hull and Liability HIGHLANDS - One-bed room. 11*0 FIVE BEDROOM - Two-bath, living leTep* Chemical 1 on the outside ot Two btdroomt, 1175 Plui eltclrk RED BANK - Furnished, private bam Dec II Ihe envelope oddr*ss*d to the Mon For appointment, coll 791 31M, oik for ond entra Liht ki J " NOTICI mouth County Mosquito E ultrmlootlon Reasonabl Ci Stole of New Jerwy ithool ond New York but By ow At a meeting on Wednesday. Decem- omissi SEA BRIGHHT - • Elegont le l and en tU.m Call after e P.m. 741 f24f ber 21. 1976. the Matawon TOwnthlp The bid ode In accordance KEAN&tUKG - Twobfldroom apart Zoning Board of Adlutlmenl voted on Ligner furniihed studio et FLORIDA C Al LINO Specif leal io s will b* accompanied by ment, HSO including utlltnti. Quiet ctutlvely the I oil owing resolution 'iclency ond JViroom executive tultet Now is the lime to buy tor the future, noum Uturlty HM'H • homes, duple*** and apartment* We The applicant, Everett Thome Co AN AGREEMENT OF SURETY (I e ) Robert Antuto, was granted a KEANtftUKG - ThfTrroom oport will rent It for you until you ore reody (CONSENT OF SURETY) ISSUED to move down Ed Conway, Assoc , variance to permit the construction ot BY A REPUTABLE INSURANCE mm* lift o month, utllltlet included a one lamily dwelling on the premises On* month itcurity No pett tt> 0?IS Douglas Reotty, 7731 E Oafclond Pk COMPANY CERTIFYING TO THE rr known as Block li. ond Lot 4, on Ihe oftw i T ft. Louderdole. Fia 33M4 MS FACT THAT IF THE BIDDER IS SUC 108 Commercial BlvJ, Ft Official To* Mop of the Township of CESSFUL. A SURETY BOND WILL KEANSBUKG - 31/) room garden iU-1344 BE FILED FOR THE DELIVERY OF oportment Private tntro*tce, UtO Rentals FOR SALE OR RENT 1S2 Boats And 22S Holmdel 221 Holmdel 231 Little Silver THE POLICY THAT IN THE EVENT monthly 1? 33 Hancock St , Apt HA NO TICK OF THE FAILURE OF THE BIOOER ATTRACTIVE - Modern ottlcei at 10 Call Accessories HoTtfi AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH TO DELIVER THE POLICY, THE Spring Si . Red Bonk, Iwo to ilxotllc* AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: OF LITTLE SILVER ESTAB BONDING COMPANY SHALL PAY KEAMMUftG -V* room*, on Niw sulttl On premise! parking Neor I.V. REALTY AGENCY AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A AN ORDINANCE VACATING A POR LISHING A PLANNING BOARD 232 Long Branch BOSTON WHALED STATE UNIFORM CONSTRUC TO THE MONMOUTH COUNTY York but line, ihopl and restouronli. one block from 430 Broodway. Long Branch 727 7900 AQUA SPORT TlON OF NORTH BEERS STREET AND A ZONING BOARD OF AD MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION COM CoHHM«7 Rivervlew Hospital, but owoy trom TlON CODE ENFORCING IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLM JUSTMENT PURSUANT TO THE NOTICf MISSION TH^ DIFFERENCE BE traffic |oms, Low rentols Including HOLMDEL ACREPLUS Oloitfon. Slingcr. Zodloc AGENCY. A CONSTRUCTION FEE DEL. COUNTV OF MONMOUTH PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 191. Punuanl to Ihe provisions ot KEANSBURG - U C«nl*r Ave Out Four large bedrooms, 17' master bed Duronoullc. MtrCrulltr. OMC TWEEN THE AMOUNT SPECIFIED complete |onlltrlol servlcei ond tup SCHEDULE. A CONSTRUCTION AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, P.L 1971. PROVIDING FOR THE N J S A 40 69A 179, I hereby call a IN THE BIO AND THE AMOUNT btdroom aporlminl, SWS monthly plui Phone for details or showing at room, three full both*. |T dining Jorimon Outboordt. Tw Ntt and BOARD OF APPEALS PURSUANT NO. 22-7A POWERS OF SAID BOARDS, FIX- Special Meeting of Ihe City Council ol u1ilitit» J|7 4)04 room, II' den, 77' science kitchen, util- E.Z. Loader Trallvn the City ot Long Branch for the pur FOR WHICH THE MONMOUTH ity room, brick flrcploc*. central olr. TO CHAPTER 117, LAWS NEW woi presented tor Introduction and ING THE PROCEDURES GOV COUNTY MOSQUITO EX Hoble Cot and O'Day JERSEY 1975 AND TITLE S, CHAP tint reading on Nov. IS, 1976 by Ihe ERNING APPLICATIONS TO SAID pose of considering ihe following TERMINATION COMMISSION MAY two car garage Overlooking wooded TER 7] OF THE NEW JERSEY AD BOARDS AND APPEAL THERE For further consideration and FOR RENT tplendor Mony extras. UO's. SUPER SAVINGS Township Committee of the Township final passage of on ordinance PURCHASE fROAA ANOTHER CAR Office ipace tor rent on desirable HELMED REALTORS «71 MU UINISTRATIVECODE.No 15 76 of Holmdel and on Dec. 20. 1976 was fi- FROM, AND PROVIDING FOR RIER TOPROVIDE THE tNSuR ON LEFTOVERS wot pretexted tor introduction and nally odopted ond approved THE CONTINUANCE OF EXIST prohibiting RIohl Turn* ot cer- ANCE POLICY REQUIRED, IF TH6 KEVPORT - Ont ond two bedroomi Hwy. IS location, In Hailet. Suitable ING ORDINANCES tain Infer sections In the City Of lor attorney or accountant Coll Mr LARGE ASSUMPTION iint reading on Dtc e, 1974 by the JAMES M. COX Long Branch, County of Mon LATTER AMOUNT IS IN EXCESS OF and tlficienilti, ovoiiobn now. Nc 13400 DOWN Township Committee of Ihe Township Mayor This Is to certify that the foregoing pttr Coll H* %U* 94 p m. Anderson lor details .rdlnonce was introduced for flrit mouth, and Slat* of N*w J*r- JOHN F ANDERSON AGENCY Neor the river with Riparian rlghn of Holmdel and on Dec 20, 1*74 wot tf Township of Holmdel TH F B 741-4477 Only eight yeari old Three b*droomi, FLAGSHIP nolly adopted and approved. Attest: reodlng by the Borough Council ol the B?D S°5lLL BE ACCEPTEO FROM LONG BRANCH - 131 130 Union Ave 7v» botns. 'amil¥ room, got heot ond JAMES M. COX JOHN P WADINGTON Borough of Little Silver, County ot The Special Meeting is colled for PROPERLY CONSTITUTED INSUR LONG BRANCH ~ Modern, olr condl Municipal Marine Basin Monmoulh, Stole of New Jersey on 6 Thuridoy, December ft. 1976 at S:00 Fivefoom oporfmtnt. 173) Including central olr, wall-to-wall carpeting, Allonf* Hlghlonds Wl-SeOO Mayor Clerk ANCE COMPANIES, SYNDICATES. Mot Four room apartment, 1200 in tioned. carpeted pro(e**iortol otllces central vacuum, large deck with water Townshlpot Holmdel Dec 21 is 70 December 1976 and wos finally PM ol City Council Chamber*. J44 LL0YD50F LONDON AND SIMILAR tiu*lno neat Om month* tecurlty 13 N Third Ave. Available Feb. 1, Un LOVETT PUMPS — Repaired and Attest odopted on 10 December 1976 Broodway, Long Branch. New Jersey INSURING ORGANIZATIONS CUS view UV.fOO rebuilt on premises. Fast service. tied parking »7 4641 CENTURY 21 JOHN f> WADINGTON ANTHONY T. BRUNO HENRV R CIOFFI TOMARY TO THE AVIATION IN Mayor DUSTRY. LONGBRANCHWESI END OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - New PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Clerk Mayor 747-0331 231 Little Silver otc.n «.» THE BONDING COMPANY SHALL Throe foam furnlthed apartment with building. 7000 sq It , will divide to suit, Wharf Ave., Red Bank. 741-S7M Dec » U.U E RELIEVED OF ITS PENALTY all aflliilii. on Ocean Boulevard. n*or neoilng ond olr condlllonlng Included LITTLE SILVER Imrnofulale Cope AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH iTEPHENG. GREENWOOD YOU NAME IT -SALE I OF LITTLE SILVER ESTAB- lorough Clerk SHOULD A LOSS OCCUR O« COME oil «hopp.ng. ]JJ 47 FAST RESULTS per line LOW COST Lines as PHONE THE REGISTER LOW as... per day bastd on 8 542-17OO Toll f ret Motowon Aree — 366-8100 CLASSIFIED ADS day iniertion Toll Fret Middlttown Area- 671-9300 ,. Tottt cotl M 40 _^- 1. Auto, For Sole Autos For Sole M Merchond.it 101 Afortmtntt Tiger AAA i*|MTAI kfWw'Cf >.?••#«< OOREMUSFORD VOLVO It4t - Automotic, •". tour Wonted •SALES SERVICE PARU 0tw,4t U0 mites only 11150 Call 142 Ml Mil* WVH • *f *9< MM«AI '<" j Autos For Sale 10 Sf>*wtoury Aye . KM Bonk M14Q0U •44 ANTlQUIS - AMytkinf e>« l>wr«t AT SALES AND SERVICE - LE WALL LINCOLN MERCURY tve. chHto fWt*. •a»u t»we»»» rw* INE MOTOR CORP . Maple Av| , Shrewtbory Ave at Sycamore TtB CtM MM MC) MM illM'W ABSOLUTELY dBank 7414570 Shrewsbury. N J 747 $400 NO DOWN PAYMENT IAT 1974 - 114 Spider convertible WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK-OPtL Good condition AAVFM roaio. Alloy Iwyt Freehold Tout Ovtr Payment* rheels AlhtfifltMOO 164 HW HHM IREBlRD \V1 ESPRIT - Standard 97] GRAN TORINO SPORT*- Blue, Over 50 Clean Used ommimon. air conditioning, power wlW equip* d Before 6pm. 5*4 MID, Cars To Choose From. rokn Good funning condition Aih alter 6 p m , 513 14M tMCiewtwn^ 100% - 'J Month/12,000 ORD TORINO 1*>! - Original owiv 3 Trucks and Trailers MUM me »ai mm tvartmaiM *>••»» r. alwoyt Doropid ond serviced b» carpeted *•« (andrttane* O" prew* Mile Warranty Available Ford HOtS 17. riU :HEVROLET 1*71 - Custom Von. net p"«"»t Onefttack hem etaan On Most Models. M 000 mites. CB, FM stereo. TV, 110 f UiN V"OLJR OlAMONDt FORD VAN -IH6 •oil Double bed, highbock seats 471 LARS - Ce«v*tt ONI J{wtH* *t UtS % DON I*ON S JlWELlRt Win Tf POSStSHON '•- No Credit Con 741 ]2Uor IATSUN PICKUP 197} - witti ttoero BUT tram private"awnttt end ftttMt etm sttend fiear a»artmtf>t Applications Refused! FORD WAGON 1*67 - Rum * lots cop. white spoke rims. FM stereo, AMTlQUE CLOCK! R|P»lRtO AND adf Red Bank '•(••••« DM #«> well Good second cor HSO JfWiLRV DEHGNIO '•* •"•'an* ntctapM waie* and heal LeMe For Quick Credit OK 1422416 tootts ond runs great, 11110 471 3W «dr« M N j ui*w ree,Htrtd I A ARMSTRONC »«C 4000 - 1974. two-car corner, AGlNtv Realte>s unm Call IT OPEL 1971 - A-l running condi ton, with tour new tires plus Two new IHEVROLET - C 10. 1974. five ton $1. Help Wonttd l.Mtrchondiic 71 Mtrchondit* 7l.Merchond»»« I tlrts Asking 11150 W 1041 wrecker, special equipment M«rt ClMitftffd 229-3313 IHEVROLET - C 10. pick up. set up NURSES RN S - Full or port lime For Sole Per Sole For Sole HOLSEY PONTIAC or rood service, coll onytlme 717- Good starting salary plus comport) ALL AMERICAN INC. MOVING - Beoutitui ted ih'ee piece m Not PotK RTE36 S42 7IM EATfJNTOWN benefits Apply in person, Greer TIKIS - Two Hi H 11 White wailt. Grove Convalescent Center, Greer Daily-Sunday vinyl den furniture, sofa opens to bed •w miieooe Caadyeo' t'eti belted MPERlAL 1973 - Excellent condi NTERNATIONAL SCOUT IH7 - Re Thretblacfc'whiie end tobies HWt ISO Call Oiler Ipm II) 4'«1 Ion HMO or nearest otter Must sell cenHy rebuilt Four-wheel drive with Grove Rd ond Rt 66, Neptune BMW l«n - Model 7002. Nevada Ton ' I - IW #11 4071 f\kt% — Two steel beiteo Music Makers Theatres GREAT DIVIDE 1:OO-3:OO-5:0O-7.0O-»:0O ENJOY A FAMILY CHRISTMAS WITH... LAUGHTER UNLEASHED! NEW YEAR'S EVE »13"._ Includes COMPLETE DINNER CHOICE OF: • VEAL OSCAR • ROAST DUCKLING-GINGER SAUCE • FILET MIGNON BERNAISE SAUCE • STUFFED FLOUNDER LOBSTER SAUCE FAVORS GREAT JAZZ QUARTET JONES COHWAY PLIWKTT1 CHAMPAGNE TOAST Wry Smith Dennis the Menace '. N J TUESDAY. DECCMB8126 I97S 21 JUGHA1D!! a> ^^» IBks«r ^ RUN FERTH1 STORM ACROSS ataslaai 4B*utbsek 12 Musical 1 Eisarts 2SAmouMof BOShafesaup *^Lt_aaaaaaW 5 Hop.orw« llOark 10 Bams 27 r»a»«d damsl 11 -candkin reminder 21 Santiago's 52 Meetmarkal lLOwaxas 14 BDSSn land Isaiw «vlvh) heroine VTanMera 54 Pans pal 1) Horn or IS Broadway 31 ForecesMn 55Sae17A Iras attraction J2Nivar» • LMs 24 En< It Fountain ttwSwM su« 25 Rod and 33 Bib man 60 Rapxty real mm 17 With J4A 34 SM I7A «1 BMof 21 BunarrM andB&A 37 SaaHtocka Hawal 21 Trio, term quoMtrom 40 leprechaun 62 Mealing 2* Sacred- aiftajus land ebbr cotntt Tom 10 Bock 41 leas green SlUkssonM 33 Mo city holder 46 Mandr* "oors 36 Slylooa 21 Gemsune 46Ms>tMe 64 Founds* 3llnlsSWa 22 Residence 47 UktanoM abtt. authority ot sorts woman 37 Orias DOWN M Run Yesterdsy'iPuule Solved I Patriotic aCaaees M AkaaaltT^sl •W BswSsHlaaW iiiinnn mnn nnnn 2 Anc Roman team I'jiii'iMn nnitti n.mn •wMtna 43 Qotdot Inrnnnnnnnnn nnnn 3 Learned at»er LJi.iiut mm i.iunnnn IHMi 44 lived Q|in 'JIJI1UI nnnn uuo mOTimg 46 MMdana 11.11 hi IIJ in I.I nnnn ( Fr menu 49 llsarta Fr. • ii Linn inn nrnnn Ham 50 r>utaaida iiiHii i innfinnmiM eNumarical IN THERE!" u in Kiran wtiti prtflu 52 BoMa .ii inn m 7 Kind of ey* ft] Noun ending U,111: III' 1M1 Jil'JII 58 Diamond The Family CircuM BY Bil Keane j.rr.i .iiTHiimnn 9 Vwtnamsss cudgel uiuiiu 1.1.Ill Mill hoftday 67 Spn MO, CON' AN TOO BAD' LOOK! IT'S OCWTO THANKS' I- y OKAY.' 5O« LlllClll ' i iii i imii 10 Dan EPUCATOR'S AMP NOSY HERE.' WHY DON'T WE TO LIKE IT BETTWl 0T>« TIME,MAYBE.' ll-tl-H 11 MoW Hwmdov I SUPPOSE VOU SALARY MAMS 60 UP TO MY SUITE • ANPORWR CONN MBW HOME COOKING FROM A ROOM SERVICE MEMO? OSCAR.'A AMP FRANK EAT A MUST' QUIET TABLE HBSOFTM, 1 h |B|io 11 12 ANNIE? r D E rr ••• B7 1 H H' 1-U •MM 1 Jp LOVBY tMM - rT» ONI OfTMB Pfr TTT F pfi I rriiIE MrnTi BJPJ . . . and a dump truck . . . and a book ! about whaKM . . . and a football. . . and candy in my stocking . . . and ..." I 1 B' 1 1 The Wizard of Id ALMS' Ft?P Your horoscope, birthday i OF JUS peftcettr TAX ' TaeMlay, Pweaiaar U - sonally involved in a healthy and A mood of LEO (July 8-Aut a> - The Born today, you arc • frugal in- close reUtknahip with another early in the day could cause you unexpected afternoon visitor at dividual, given to aavkig your person. You may hold back your to lose out on what you thought first annoys, then proves to bt pennies •• along with your talents, hide your intellect, keep was certain gain part of a profitable experience thoughts, your ambitlona, and «o your physical prowess to your- ARIES (March M April It) - for you. Welcome him. Cjp - on You arc very much inclined self •• but in the matter of The distractions afforded by a VIRGO (Aiaj B-Sept » - to wait beyond the moment of heartfelt romance, you arc ojikk youngster may make it impost)- Above all else, practicality must profitable activity in an effort to to express yourself, quick to res- bk for you to make progress on be ewrcuad today. Take car* act at pracMy that moment pond to another'! expression of at-home projects. Seek other ac- not to become Involved m m u that will beat serve your caiae. affection. tivity. methods untested and untried % Thus it is that your plans are so To find what is in store for you TAURUS (April »May 10) LIBRA (Sept BOH. 22) - often frustrated, your goak so tomorrow, select your birthday - Socialise at various times to- The sdf-aawrtive Libra makes Blondie often missed. In no way ex-and read the corresponding day There is nothing in the rule giant «nda in the direction of travagant, you find it difficult paragraph. book to keep you with now to the recently set goals. Antoher'i ob- even to express yourself verbally PLEASE, SIR- LINGERIE// THIS MAN Wednesday, December tf grind at this particular lime jections can be met intetbgently. AND. DEAR- in any but a middle-of-the-road W3U-0 VOU PLEASE STOP SPEAK UP- WANTS A PAIR OP CAPRICORN (Dec B-Jaa GEMINI (May JlJune ») - SCORPIO (Oct a-Nov 21) - fashion. Ultimately, you may dis- AT TUMURYfeANO PICK I CAN'T ID - Improve your professional Put down any temptation If you can compete against PANTYHOSE/ cover the harm you do yourself HEABM3U standing through a redirection toward a rude response When another wan by such withholdng of yourself; PANTYHOSE of an old talent Know what another annoys or irritates you undemandinK fashion, all wll until you do, however, you are FOR ME? you're aiming for" in any way, make an effort to be well Otherwise, ankmontjr literally your own worst enemy, AQUARIUS Uan »Feb 16) turn the other cheek. may well develop by evening denying yourself the exercise of - Your idealistic view of SAGITTARIUS INov 22- your own talents, the attaining of CANCER (June 21 July 22) - another may take something of a Oec 21) - Make no effort t* your own true worth. Chances lor immediate ad- beating today. You can recover vancement may appear some- fight nr» with fire Tact, in- Only in the matter of affection emotional security through a what diminished today. Don't telligence, gentle understanding; are you open and giving. You loving friendship worry about the charge, con- these are your effective weapons greatly enjoy becoming per- PISCES (Feb. !»• March X) - tinue business as usual. today. SheinwolcPs bridge advice East dealer Both sides vulnerable by Alfred Shemwok) mond. South ruffed and led DAILY QUESTION NORTH another spsde. West took the Partner opens with 1 NT If you bid iggressively you • K 102 ae/vmi, see mm you see this time and led s dia I It to 18 ppoints), and the next mult either learn to play the SOLO 6OU>! NSCtf'- mond to make South ruff playel r passes. YoY u holdhld: •08•083 cards well or wind up in the WNAW again. 7AKJ102 0 9 4>J1O43. What 0 A87 aawmsi. poorhouie. Todsy's hand do you saysay? • KQ85 brought two players one step DIAMOND DANGER \ ANSWERVER: Bid three hearts. WEST EAST nearer the county facility. Now South couldn't draw asking partner to bid (our • AJ7 +Q654 trumps because as soon as the North should raise to two hearts if he has three or more 987 ^43 hearts st hit second turn, opponents got in with the ace hearts but to bid S NT other promising a minimum opening of clubs they would take two wis«. With your 9 points in 0 KJ643 0 Q 1052 ' bid with neart support. South diamond tricks. South drew high card* you know that the • 96 4A72 would subside, and the con- one more round of trumpi and combined count is 25 to 27 SOUTH tract would be simple. North led clubs, but East took the points, which should be • 983 actually underbid and then second club and gave his part enough for a game in notrump VAKJ102 overbid, putting South to a ner s club ruff to defeat the or a fitting major suit. test that he couldn't pus. contract. 09 (A POCKET GUIDE TO • J1043 Declarer took the ace of dia South couldn't afford to let monds, led a heart to the king the opponents in twice with BRIDGE' written by Alfred Eaat South West Nertfc and returned a spade. West spades. Whenever South led Shelnwold is available Gel Pass Pass Pass 1 •> H.g.r played low, and declarer spades he had to put up dum your copy by sending II M to Pass 1 V Pass 1 NT timidly put in dummy's ten. my's king and hope that this The Red Bank Register, P.O Pass 2 The Phantom Beetle Bailey MY.' NOT BAP.' I NOW I THINK .I'LL ENSIN£'6 STILL DlPNT MAKE A *IN*>LE TRV IT WiTM HOT. HE« NEARBY. SMBEH T*£A*£A FMJCE.HE MI6XT6O THERE U6, DEVIL. WE'P BETTER Tomo**o*.*mvmTiM. motet 22 The DtHy Regtater SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28. we Satellite probes states' resources By DAVE CLEMENS and the irrigated croplands of In Idaho, the Department of Using satellite images tak- er Tlie Snake, with its tribu- ,.,BOISE, Idaho (AP) - More Southern Idaho Water Resources was the first en in the summer of 1975, Wa- taries and associated under- than MO miles above the po- Officials of the Pacific agency to use the computer ter Resources officials stud- ground flows, is the source of tato fields and forests, two Northwest Regional Commis- maps, although the Depart- ied three test projects along most of Idaho's irrigation wa satellites pass in nine-day sion — a instate, federally ment of Lands is now begin- Southern Idaho's Snake Riv- ler cycles, intercepting reflected funded organization sponsor- ning its own project on state light from earth in a search ing the satellite project — say forest land for information about the ge- 35 state agencies are working ography and resources of with the National Aeronautics Water Resources has been Idaho, Oregon and Washing- and Space Administration and mapping cropland for years, ton' the US Geological Survey on using photos from low-flying the project aircraft and field agents on The Landsat satellites — the ground. Until now. how- about eight feet high and five Working at laboratories in ever, there has never been a rEATONTOWN feet across — are part of a San Francisco and Sioux 94 BROAD ST. comprehensive survey of regional project aimed at Falls. I.D., the two federal Idaho's irrigated farmland. starting a comprehensive in- agencies analyze data gath- On behalf ot the employees and ventory of surface features ered by the NASA satellites Murland Packer, chief of directors of Twin Boro Federal Sav- and resources and U2 former spy planes, Water Resources' Bureau of ings and Loan Association, we wish to Some of the questions asked and help the three states de- Technical Studies, explained by officials of the three stales velop computer images of take this opportunity to extend to our that cost of a ground and low- include: How much tint their surfaces. level survey, unaided by sat- patrons and friends a Happy and Joyous berland do we have and what Then, It's the turn of state ellite, would be prohibitive. Holiday Season and a Prosperous and kinds of trees? How and and local departments inter- ested in water, farming, for- Healthy New Year. where are our cities growing'' "We've never known ex- ests or urban planning to use What about our available wa- actly how many irrigated The Association's offices will be the images. ter? acres we have in the state," Officials emphasize the im- closed 2:30 P.M. on New Year's Eve. Since the project began in he said. "Hut this system Is M«iuit .ion H»<> ages are not photographs but PIONEERS PITCH IN — The Red Bonk Council of the Telephone Pioneers 1975. the space modules have going to be very cost-efficient visual mock-ups of reflected of America Lite Members Club joined forces with the Red Bank Salvation been used to map ground fea- and is giving us information light waves gathered on mag- Army Corps to assure that Christmas will be brighter for less fortunate tures ranging from Washing- we never had before." TWIN BORO FEDERAL members of the community. Lt. Gary Asperschlager, center, cores com- ton's heavily urbanized netic tape They consist of checkerboards of small, SAVINGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION mander, arranged for the distribution of about 30 turkeys purchased with Seattle-Puget Sound area and Drag Attfcttea PraMea? the council's $200 donation. Working with him on the pro|ect were Mrs. the Boise area of Idaho, to brightly colored squares each Call MW-8333. For Help Day or 542-0404 Josephine Moran, the council's community service chairman, and Fred the forests of western Oregon representing 1 1 acres. Night Zellmann, president. Both reside In Red Bank. E. Keansburg man gets OPEN ALL DAY JAN. 1st YEAR'S DAY 6 to "7-year prison term FREEHOLD - An Kasl tneced to three to live years Riverside Ave.. Red Bank. Keansburg man, who admit- in stale prison. Nov. 2K, 1974 and Healing ted robbing an employe Of Oeorge had pleaded guilty S1.71II.29 in cash. Cumberland Farms Koiid In charges of fraudulently dis- Qeorge also admitted enter- Store. Fair Haven, of JNS al posing of property he rented ing a building in Ocean Town- knifepoint, was sentenced to from Jim's Rental, Hawcll. ship owned by Mrs Murgnrel six 10 seven years In stute June III. 1975; Fox Kquipinent Setlimi of West Deal, without prison. CO., Wall, June 9. 1975, Ken breaking with intent to com- Patrick Manning ol Atlantic Icor Inc . Katontown, June 9, mit a robbery and robbing "FOOD STORES AM- . Kast Kransburg, admit- 1975. and Taylor Rental, Nep cash and a car valued over SALE ENDS Vi Price Sale ted I hat he robbed David tune He also admitted (ailing (500 at gunpoint. He also ad- SUN., JAN. 2 MtWilliams of the money lii return a van he rented mitted conspiring with two !)'«•. 8,1975. from ABC Rental. Ocean others to commit an armed County Courl Judge Wil- Township, June Ml. 1973; robbery, April 18. 1975. He liam T. WioJimann imposed breaking into Tire Farm, also admitted breaking Into the sentence Unwell. March 1, 1975 and Ocean Grove Coins and stealing tires and rims valued William Luzzl, 27, of Forked Stamps, 45 Pilgrim Pathway, at $2,100. River, who admitted possess- Ocean Grove, March 22, 1975, ing a pistol without a permit He also admitted breaking and stealing coins valued Fel) 27 in EllOnlOWB, was into Molly Pitcher Inn, 88 over 1500. sentenced lu three tw five years in state prison. BUY ONE HALF GALLON John Quick of Park Ave AT REGULAR PRICE $1.69 and Thomas Bayers nf Laurel Ave.. both West Keansburg, who admitted breaking into the home of Mr and Mrs. Thomas E. Karlscm. Fourth GET SECOND si., west Knniburg, Feb. 14 and stealing various articles HALF GALLON 4 valued over (500. were sen- tenced to six months 111 the FOR county jail. Of this they are to ONLY Gal. serve 90 days in jail with the Will Serve balance being suspended Also HALF PRICE 85 David Nash. 26, of Hudson Approximately Si.. Freehold, who admitted receiving stolen property, 15 to 20 Buy One Half Gallon 10,000 feet of romex rable val People ROCKY ROAD tied between 1200 and 1500 At Reg. Price 1.99 Oct. 20, 1975 in Freehold, was OR Get2nd sentenced to one year in the COCONUT CREAM County jail The cable was ,95 $100 owned by Leonard Richman, HAL7GAUON * vv Iron* Ore Road", Mannlapun 19 ICE CREAM Benjamin CratlfhlW, no ad- For Only... • dress available, who admitted escaping from the Railway Prison unit of Marlboro Psy- FRESHLY chiatric Hospital June 27. was sentenced to one In three SLICED years In stale prison SCIENCE SPOKEN — Dr. Larry linger of the Andree HoUoway, Id. «f Di- Franklin Jnstllute of Philadelphia holds spinning ehard SI . Freehold, who ad- bicycle wheel in an inertia experiment at an as- DAK IMPORTED HAM nutted attempting to break sembly program for pupils in the West Long LEAN ROAST BEEF into a car belonging to Branch school system at the Frank Antonides Jeanne Rovedr, South SI.. School. He is part of the institute's "Traveling Sci- Imported SWISS CHEESE Freehold. Aug. 18. was sen ence Show." leneed In :iti4 days in the Your Choice county jail Arthur George of Willow \\e . Anbury Park. was sen- Man, 33, Vt Ib. acquitted of CREAMY and DELICIOUS armed theft MADE WITH REAL EGGS FRUIT FREEHOLD - lierald ONE Kosenblonm, )], of Asliury 55 QUART DRINKS Park, has been found in- HALF nocent by a jury of aiding in GALLON 79' an armed robber) and othei charges Rosenbloom had been ac- BAKED DAILY cused of aiding three other men to break into the home o( William Friedman. Pal Drive, BREAD Ocean, on Dec 9. 19?f> lie Lip-Smocking Good was also charged With Biding 00 in the armed robbery of jew elry. furs, art objects and a • ORANGE • FRUIT PUNCH car from Mr Friedman .and 3'rM 1 Assorted Flavors • GRAPE of money from Mitchell Hia- DECORATIONS • HATS • STREAMERS Large 20-oz. (39 ea.) • ICE TEA mond. Berger Ave . Ocean NOBEMAKERS • PAPER TABLECLOTHS Kosenbloom had been fur- ther charged with conspiring • NAPKINS • TOSS I WASH GLASSES to commit the armed rubbery IAI SETS • IAR ACCESSORIES • AND MtHtl ICECUBES Large 8-lb. Bag ••••••••••••••••••••a* 79' and conspiring to breaking and entering. Complete Lint of He was acquitted after a three-day trial held before Su- PARTY GLASSWARE perior Court Judge John P Arnone • cordial wine glasiei & more Classified Way 741-7500 TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS FROM KRAUSZER'S dial We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities "The Action Line" 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK 542-1700 49 EAST MAIN FREEHOLD E«oniP0 40 9 173 IIH13 ll'.t '. 1 Plontlnd 31 7', 7\. ;'.t '. Nalomol 40 7 Ml 341. 33H "'.'I Votco .10* 9 10 10'* It * .91.- ' 1 E»on 1.401 I 3171 S3>4 51'. SI". • I N.vPw 1.60 I IS 35 34', 14'.* '. vaEPwl 14 9 SH ISH ISH IS1* . Plantrnc IJ11 IS ]4'i 231k 21 .* H - P—• — NEngEII 06 9111 31H11'. 31',. '. 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U 4IH 45', 44't- 'I IIV. 19 • •• 5010 95S 22H 21H 7T»+. FUCho. 101 7 117 17 SynlM IIH It'.* '• NwilAlrl.lSI] IIS 30 39'. 30 * '. W.y.rhr HIS 111 IS'tUH 17 • H SyittmEna24 72 6 SH !*• H FlHnBnl.lOll 101 41% l t] 41'. I* Nw1Bncl.MII II SI'i WrwrlFr .40013 IS 31'* 44H 45 * "t TwnaCorp 6 140 3% 3 3 i Whlrlpol .0014 63 21 2i'. 34'«* H TtrroC .600 5 39 IIH 11% Il'-i* H WMIfMot 300 I'. 37*4 27*4-'. u,pCp 16 6 25 3H 3'* 3H+ '» Whiting! M a I 11 6H 6Vi* % UnAtrPd.56 1 24 9'* IH 9'** 'i Whlttok.r II 66 IH 23 33 * '< UnAibntoi 5 97)916 3H 3 9-16* 1-16 Keep your hot tips warm WlllmiColllO 571 ISH *'• *'• UnBrondwt 109 7-16 H 7-16+116 Local securities WlnnD.l 5614 IT ISH 24^, 25 • H USFIIIr .24 I 71 121-, 12% 12%- H Wlnnrbogo 15 131 6H MH 45H* H Vffmitron 7 172 4, * *',, *• Representative Intjr deoter Quotations al appt o inmateiy 3 pm yes- Wolwth 1.20 7119 HV, *H »H* <% WTCIftC 1025 26 3 2** 3 • H terday. Irom NASD Prices do not Include retail mock up motk cOwn. or 24*', ]4H* '• worCptCOS 10 *>* 4V, 4',- I*. commission at Freehold. WttlatiPtl 79 6 9H 9H 9H BANKS X.roiCpl 3013 1100 S7>. 5SV, 57>..7H Copyrlffht by Tht Assodatta Pr»» 1976, • id MM lol.CorpH 6 tt IS UV, 14', Watch 11 harness races\ 9 exactas and a big trifecta nWthe cozy heated comfort AHoif* Slot* Bonk 7' i 7..nlttiRadlll 4M ITH »H 37'** H American Bancorp * 7 Copyright by Tilt Auoclotod Prill It7l of our winter-proofed grandstand. i o Ctnlrol Jec»ey Footnotes O 6 Community Stol* - 10"i SalKtiQurtiortunottictai. Fidelity Union Bonk Coop Unlctt otrtirwltr noted.ratetofo'ividends Post time is 12:00. ° •> 9 f Int Mpf thontl Notional M N.Y. Bonds inthetortgoing table are annual disburse c menls boied on ihe IQJI quarterlyorieml- Come out to Freehold while the heat's on and the beer's still cold. « First Natlonol T R NEW VORRIAPI - Monday iMltcttd onnuoldeclaration Special or txtro divld- Franklin Slot* N«w York Stock EN change bondpHcu 19 eods orpoymenlt nol tttt.lgr.ated oiregoi- MN or ore idenliliedmthe following footnotes Brumwic* Bar*! Trint,.'.1.,'''.'.'.'.','.'.'.','.'.'.'.1'.1.'.'.'' . . 1n4 14 11000 High Lo* ClMt Cltg. o—Also entro or entrai. b—Annual rate freehold Raceway. •.' ° O O New Jersey Notlonol Corp Ocean County National ?ft AmF0fP4ltl7 II 7JH 71H T3H plwi ttock dividend c—Liquidating divi People i Natmnel Lrtewood *TJ.T4**s»5 IS IS'i M'« li'i* '. dend e—Declared or paid in preceding 12 7 COfiEdUSU? 1 U'% 74'i W% months i-Occtored or paid alter ilock Ws're small enough to h£at everybody like aowinner. ; ° fit ConEdl»4Hi»3 i 61 U 62 dividend or iplil up. |—Paid this year, nw United Counties Trust to 14' l lit* CnMolAccSlU 41 96 N*h «**-!'. dividend omitted .deterred or no action 13'* Stanlt . cid-Colltd.wd-Wlwndisfrlbuled wi- 22 NEWVORK (AP>-Saln. 4p.m. prict Foodaromo V. SH When issued ww-Wiih worrants wtt— Gibson Homons 11' i 17'. ond rwt chong« of Hit lltt««fl matt oc Without war routs idts— En-distrtbutton King James EitCori llv* New York Stock ENchong* muei, v|—In bankruptcy or receivership or Lolrd trading nolionolty at more than SI being reoraanited under the Bankruptcy Hi 1'* OccldmP.t 371.300 14.. '• Act. or securities assumed by such com MtdlondGtoit GtrtMotori 3M. 700 7IVt.lt Morwnoufh Alrllnn '. "5 Royollnd 211.100 13V, 4U 250.000 30V* « '» DOW JOMISAVERAGES ir' CtwyiHr 234.200 71'.. 1'. New YorklAP) FlnolDow JonesoveroQes 4 Kopptri Monmouth Reot Estate 237.100 SJV, • 1 STOCKS 1'4J ' 14H E.lin N J Natural Gas SonyCorp 223.700 tH- Open High Low Close Chg 711.500 vt PrtttlMrt. Optics V. Nootntutll I0H* »iMwra mn mn «««. 10.41 FMNolMtg 331.100 17 * '* Radiophone Cofp., • 11'. UALInc 114.000 37 « H »Trn 131 » IM 3S TX.il 3U1S. 141 Sfrvonwtton "S f, GPUCp 163.400 IIH. H I5UII 104 SS 10SS4 104 01 I0S.35. OH 7H U S. Homn 2H T.iocolnc tsi.too 3714 » '. 4Clk 111 IT Ml IS 11444 DI0S. 3fl United Telecontrol Indus 1.74T.4O0 *"» AmHomt 141.000 11",. I't Wolter Reode 1'44 S--44 HovrttonLP 140.200 IIH* '« Trail 4)7.MO Wtmlow T«l - PuDSvceC 130,000 23 - '* uim 411.m 4SSIk 3.714.000 CLUB'S OFFICERS SHREWSBURY. N j TUESDAY MCEMBEH Ml 97» The CM? 11 NAVESINK - The Ntves- George A Nicotetli, recording ink Garden Club's officers are secretary; Mrs. Detter Bow- Mrs. Thomas G. Gerding, Union Beach man ker, corresponding secretary president; Mrs. Dean Kel- and Mrs. Howard Poduska. logg, vice president, Mrs treasurer is indicted in blaze FREEHOLD - A »year charged with abuse of her charged wilh assaulting Nich- old I'mon Beach man was in daughter. Crystal Wiggins. 1, olas Valentine IK Matawan dieted by a county grand jury Sept I) by placing the child Road. Old Bridge. July !! on a charge of arson for alle- in scalding water and in- with a pistol and possessing a gedly selling (ire to a home in flicting severe bums on Ihr pistol without a permit July that community last Sept JO child's bullocks, feel and ben- 21. Thomas McKittntk ol Hal area. James Laverty. 27. of Har- Eighth St . Inmn Beach, is' Jeffrey Daily. 22. of Poole ding Road. Red Bank, u charged with setting lire to Ave, Hazlel. is charged with charged with breaking into the home of Michael Brennan possessing heroin and pos- the dental offices ol Drs An 906 Florence Ave , Union sessing il with intent lo dis- son Hoyl and Leon Reisner. Beach tribute it June IK in Middle Red Bank. On IS and break- This indictment and thv ful- town ing into the offices of Donald lowing were among thusc Richard Dickey, 27. sf Itiih DeRosa. 3] Harding Hoad. handed up to Superior Court Ave , Belford. is charged with Red Bank Ort 22. Judge Merntt Lane Jr. (nun possessing marijuana April 14 Jeffrey Sheard 20. of River ty assignment judge in Middletown St . Red Bank, is charged Deborah Wiggins. II. ol Kniest Jackson. 40. of Bar with breaking into the home Burden Ave . Asbury Hark, is Harbur Hoad. Freehold, is of Lesler Lucas. 108 River St., Red Bank. Del 4 and Man fined SI00 stealing articles valued over BENDIX PROJECT - Employes at the Btndlx Corporation's Eotontown SHREWSBURY - Charles shoes from Marshall's and $500 He also is charged with facility have donated food, clothing and toyt to the arta'i needy this Norman. 27, of 8 Cherrv Si. NEW R "Wacky Wales" The Goo- CAPTIONED ABC Capitols which one of his cohorts f WS YEAR Q| EIGHT O'CLOCK and a guard Is killed dies go to Wales, become a MOVIE S3 TIME TUNNEL sensation In an Eisteddfod, SPECIALS "Twelve Angry Men" (1957) 9:30 O m ONE DAY AT A almost lose their heads to LOBSTER TAILS Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb the "Welsh Druids," and An open-minded juror tries beat Welsh Internationals $8.95 (B MOVIE at rugby football. to convince the eleven oth- Richard III" (1958) Lau- ers that their hasty convic- ffl NEW JERSEY NEWS Muiitli, PRIME RIBS rence Olivier, Claire REPORT loti, Oyiltri OCEAN AVE. $5.95 tion of a boy on trial for the Bloom. Following the War murder of his father should Of The Roses, Richard of 10.30Q ISLANDERS HOCKEY SEA BRIGHT be reconsidered. York murders all who block Islanders vs. St. Louis PICCADILLY his path to the English Blues 842-0205 throne. m LEHIGH COUNTY 'Ballet Shoes" (Part 2) Noel (B WORLD WAR I COMMISSIONERS Slreatfleld's classic story 'Wilson And War" Woo- REPORT about three orphan girls drow Wilson was re- HONEYMOONERS living In genteel poverty In elected to the Presidency THE WAY IT WAS a boarding house and In 1916 by promising to 11:00| dreaming of fame and for- keep American out of the NO naa - SHOWN ti i:is-5:oo-i:oe-iOi» tune. war. MARV HARTMAN, ARYHARTMAN' ODD COUPLE EXCLUSIVE CENTRAL N.J. ENGAGEMENT The Last CINEMA 13 ur Dally Bread" (1934) VOYAGEOFTHE At the movies «Tom Keene, Karen Morley. EATONTOWN These schedules are pro- COMMUNITY I- King Vidor's brilliant film Great Bargain vided by the theater and the Entorcer |R) 2, 7 30, 9 30 COMMUNITY II - timet are lor today only. InSeorchof Nooh s Ark (Ol I. 3, 7. 9 tnumrui FREEHOLD •AROKtl- MALL I - Worathon Mart IKI 7:13.9:45 The Pink Ponthcr Strikes Again IPGI !, 7:30, 9:30 :•..*'#& Lvmc- FOMV Brown IRI MO Monkey Hultle MALL 11 - MorolhonManlR, 2,7:15,9:30 (PGI 9: IS MALL III - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS In Search ol Noon \ Ark ICI I. 3. 7.9 HAZLET 4 ^2640452 * BRADLEY BEACH PLAZA - • EACHCINIMA- Enforcer tR) 7.30. 9 30 InSeorch ol Noah (Ark (G) 1, 3,7.« CINEMA I- The Pink Panther Strikes Again IPGI 1:30,3 30.S3O. 7 30,9 30 fliiiniiiiiiiii •u.i..i..iiiiiiT»meij CINEMA II — Seven Percent Solution 1PGI 2. 4.30. 7. HOT SUMMER 9 30 KEANSBURG IN THE CITY COLONIAL — — PLUS — ••^ Anvtimc between ruiu Silent Movie (PGI 7:30.9 (2C\rlAZLETl .iiu) nndniulu. Dec. list, i- ,i urc.u time to enjoy (Hit LONO BRANCH ** KING KONG MOVIES I- "YOUNG ONES King Kong (PGI 2. 7 IS, 9 45 SEE IT, AND HEAR IT IN 4 CHANNEL $1 -orFSUPERSTEAK served «ith (leak tries. MOVIES II — LHDIES s Seven Percent Solution IPGI 2:15, I. MON - FRI tiicsed L'K't'n siihui.union rin 10 Sf/VIORC H> PRICE THEPWK MATAWAN »T im T/MCS iMmbli ,ihd Tex.i> ttM>t. CINEMA M — In Search ot Noon s Ark (Gl 1. 3, 7.9 RAHTHER ONLY STRATHMORE CINEMA I - Exclusive Uonmouth A Ocean County—ONLY AT CorrleIR) 7TS.9.15 STRATMMORE CINEMA II STRIKES Shaggy O A (Gl 2. 3.4, S. 7.9 MENLO PARK i CINEMA I— A Star HBorniR] I IS. 5.1. 10.30 From the producer 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, CINEMA II — who brought you Voyage ol the Damned IPG) MS, 7:30, 9:30 4.20.7 25.10.OS THE ADVENTURES OF MIDDLETOWN TOWN EAST — THE WILDERNESS FAMILY GHaHAZLET 2 The First Marathon ManlRI 3,515.730.9:45 TOWN WEST - King Kong (PGI 2. 4 30. 7.0 30 OCEAN TOWNSHIP CIRCLE - The Pink Panther Strikes Again tPGI Great Bargain 7 30.9 30 MIODLEBROOK CINEMA I - Across (he Greal Divide IGI 1. 3, 7. 9 MIDDLEtMIDDLEtROOR K CINEMA II- SevtS n PePr l Sution IPG) 10 PER-CENT of 77 RED BANK 1 £•• SPEND NEW YEARS EVE AT THE MONMOUONMOUTT H ARTS CENCENTET R SOLUTION In SearcShh ol Noah I Ark IGI 1. 3, 7, 9 STUTBHOBE TWIN MOVIES III — 35 . CROUNI) ROUND The Shaggy O.A (Oil.IS. 3 IS, 1 IS, 9 • Open Bar • Steak dinner for two * Champagne Toast • ."•Nil Illl MOVIES IV — [!DC\T0WN EAST sIHXIHMIIIIK .»» Across IheGreot Divide (Gl 1. 3, 7,9 • Surprises Galore • Party Favors • SHREWSBURY NIIOITIM.I'I U\ CINEMA! - diaries Grodin MAKE YOL'R RESERVATIONS NOW! Ml'.IIU IX II MM AW \N King Kong (PGI 17. 7,30. 5. 7.30. 10, 12:10 CINCINEME A II- MATINEES The PinPk PanhPanthee r StrikeSikes Again (PG» MON.-FRI. 2:00-7:15-9:45 II 45. I 45. 3 45.5 45.7.45.9: 45. 11 45 DAILY IN MPAA RATINGS SAT.-SUN. 2:00-4:30-7:15-8:45 G — General audiences BOTH C(NEMAS PG — All ages. (Parental guidance $40°° I suggested) R- Restricted (Persons under 17 not admitted unless accompanied Dy parent THE W YOU HAM A TAITI FOR 1IMIO«-| or oduit guardian) X - Adults only SEVEN- SEE PERCENT G0O0 TIMES ARE FOUND. ATLANTIC CINEMA WEST 1 CUT! n, >IDDU'0».t1|.|OIO SOLUTION "CARRIE ; ATUWtK HtOHUNDl MI-0I4I IVENIN6S At 7:1S AND T:I5 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30 KEYPORT MATINEE SUNDAY AT 1 AUN ARKIN • VANESSA REDGRAVE • ROBERT DUVAU Rle. 351 If only they knew UfteiO « WALT DISNEY'S and NICOl WILLIAMSON Garden Slate Pkwy. she had the power. "THE THE MOST EXHILARATING 264-5655 ENTERTAINMENT OF SHAGGY DJV." THE FILM YEAR TO DATE." — VINCENT CANBY. NEW YORK TIKES PARK AVENUE CINEMA FREEHOLD "100% ENTERTAINMENT" — QENE SHAkn. NBC-TV '