The Daily Register

VOL.99 NO.138 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1976 15 CENTS Carter today tells of more top picks

PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President fleet Carter reportedly is ready to name a black mayor, a Minnesota fanner and an At- lanta attorney to his cabinet and has offered a high federal post to a woman Carter had scheduled u news conference for today at which he said he would name two or three new members of his administration Those reportedly selected by Carter are: — Atlanta lawyer Griffin B. Bell to be attorney general. Bell, 5H, is a former federal appeals court judge and now the law partner of Carter adviser Charles Ktrbo — Duke University vice president Juanita Kreps, an econ- omist, to an unspecified cabinet secretary or deputy secre- tary's job She has been mentioned in connection with both the Commerce and Labor departments — US Hep' Robert Bergland. I) Minn . as secretary of agriculture, according to the si Paul Minn Pioneer-Press Bergland is a working farmer and political ally of Vice Presi- dent-elect Mnndale He flew lo Atlanta yesterday, according to members of his family — Newark. N.J., Mayor Kenneth Gibson as secretary of housing and urban development, according to CBS News (lib son would be the first black named by Carter to head a feder- al department He was elected mayor of Newark, one of the REPORTED CARTER CHOICES - President- nation's most blighted cities, in 1970 elect Carter was lo name former federal appellate Emerging from Baptist services here yesterday, Carter ludge Griffin Bell, left, at his choice for U.S. at- told reporters he has delayed some cabinet appointments torney general ond has offered a high level pott to pending completion of Kill background checks. economist and educator Juanita Kreps. right, "I know who's going to be appointed, but I don't know sources said yesterday. when they are going lo be announced," he said Bell, bom in nearby Amertcuj, was Georgia cochairman The report of Bell's selection drew an immediate unfavor- of President John F Kennedy's 1IU campaign and was able reaction from attorney Carl J Character of Cleveland, named a federal Judge by Kennedy a year later During the president of the National Bar Association 1960s, he helped supervise desegregation plans in downs of "This proposed appointment alarms the black bar and Southern school districts would be harmful lo the black community. Judge Bell's From 1MI to INI he was chief ol staff for Gov. S Ernest record demonstrates his total lack of sensitivity to the legiti- Vandiver. who In 1M0 told the opening session of the Georgia mate's rights of black citizens I request that you reconsider legislature that he would resist school desegregation In the " he said in a telegram to Carter Set drier, page I PUC to hold hearing on bugging of phones NEWARK (AP) - New agencies in New Jersey have their reservation clerks art and should get it, and other Jersey businessmen who bug monitored their employes' per- giving out correct informa- cases where they can't rea- their own phones to eaves- formance by listening to their tion Department stores want sonably expect to be engaged • wut««k«u »» Carl Farm drop on employes, are about phone conversations They to make sure their sales in a private conversation? CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINING — Barbara Gib- charming home in Verona. In an exclusive story to to do some talking of their use special equipment leased forces are courteous and —Is the monitoring of con- bons, whose Slim Gourmet features promote good The Dally Register, the columnist gives some sug- own to the slate Public Utility from the telephone company newspapers want to know If versations, even when ao will In the battle of the bulging waistlines, pre- gestions for holiday entertaining In Lifestyle, page Commission (PUC). so that calls are shunted to ad-takers are dawdling recordings are made, a viola- pares to entertain her family on Christmas In her 10. At hearings beginning Jan listening posts automatically Police departments moni- tion of the Wiretap Act? }, the PUC will listen to busi- The equipment cuts out an- tor their desk officers and Among those expected to nessmen who monitor office noying clicks and hollow New Jersey Bell Telephone it testify are organizations that telephone conversations with- sounds that would tip off the self monitors its operators asked the board (or ex- out using a beep lone — a talkers that a third party is The witnesses at the hear- emptions from its order of process that may violate con- on the line ings will be asked lo provide last March Swine flu prograin draws stitutional laws Last March, the PUC or- views on specific questions Mehr said the board de- The review is expected to dered the telephone company raised by the monitoring pro cided to review its decision spark a lively debate between to include beep tones in the grams They include because the varied exemption the proponents of privacy at equipment, so that at least - Would the board exceed requests showed a need for a all costs, and advocates of one of the parties to the call its authority by prohibiting broad investigation. Red Bank physician's fire public safely and corporate could hear he was being lis- Bell from disciplining its em- "We're not backing off the efficiency above all. tened to. ployes using evidence gath- previous order Just because of ly MARK MAGYAR munized, 58 of the 107 people Atlanta are currently con- day Register yesterday, a 51- "The PUC board Is con- At New Jersey Bell Tele- ered by eavesdropping? a flurry of exemptions," he afflicted with Guillain-Barre ducting tests in 11 states, in- year-old Mlddletown woman cerned about the problem and phone's request, the order —Does a person calling a said. "The board wants to ex- Syndrome since October have cluding New Jersey, to deter- RED BANK - A Red Bank has been in a coma at Kiv- is holding the hearings to get was stayed by the state user of a beeping phone ex- plore the matter more fully." had the vaccine. For this rea- mine whether there is a link physician who suffered paral- erview Hospital In Red Bank all the information it can,'- court* and now the PUC has peet privacy? If not. do*, a ysis as a result of a 1957 viral for the last 23 days suffering son, federal health officials between tfie swine flu vaccine In addition. Commissionra says Michael Mehr, chief decided to review its ruling beeptone Impede business? flu shot has charged that cur- from an encephalo-myelitls suspended the national immu- and the GuUlain-Barre Syn Richard McGlynn and George PUC hearing examiner "It's The companies say they Many companies assert cus- Barbour on the three man rent national swine flu immu- infection of the brain. Her nization program until tests drome in at least some of the an interesting legal issue " monitor their employes to In- tomers who hear the lone are board, were not In office nlaztlon program is both un- physician, Dr. Joseph Gluck on the possible connection cases. More than 170 corporations, sure good service and train scared away and go else- when the March rules were of Mlddletown, believes her can be completed. "I would not call this an necessary and ill-conceived. department stores, news- workers In proper telephone where with their business issued They felt It was their "I was In Monmouth Medic- condition may be a reaction outbreak of the Guillain- Only five of the It Jer- papers, utilities, insurance techniques. —Are there some cases responsibility to review the to her swine flue shot. Barre Syndrome, certainly al Center for five weeks, then seyans stricken with Guillain- companies and police Airlines want to know if where callers expect privacy order it was another six months be- Nationally, all six people Barre Syndrome had been im- not," said Richard Sinding. a fore I could walk without a who died this month from munized, however, and none state Department of Health cane," Dr. Charles W KeUy Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a of the three area residents re- spokesman. "There are 4,000 said of his paralysis. rare paralytic condition, had covering from the disease in cases of Guillain-Barre in the "I've never fully recovered recently received swine flu in- Monmouth County hospitals country every year " a from it — I (till have a great oculations. had received a swine flu shot. But, Mr Sinding noted, it's Plane crashes into stadium deal of weakness in my legs," And while only one-fifth of Researchers at the federal too early yet to say "that be added. the population has been im- Center for Disease Control in we're past the worst of it" be- BALTIMORE (AP) - "We Dr. Kelly did not get the cause the paralysis seems to couldn't duck, we couldn't swine flu shot, and he advised strike a minimum of 16 days run, we didn't know what to his patients not to get it ei- after the inoculation, and do," said Yvon Tyler of Balti- ther. most New Jersey clinics more, who saw a single-en- "Before you embark on a The Inside Story didn't finish operations until gine plane slam into the up- the last week in November. per deck of Memorial Sta- massive program like this, TIE WEATHER you have to weigh the pos- Ninety per cent of those dium, minutes after the end sible benefits against the pos- Breezy, mild today wlta peritds tf raist. stricken with Guillain-Barre of the Baltimore Colls -Pitts- WWy aid clear wilt rail caaiglig t» satw sible risks," Dr. Kelly ar- Syndrome recover fully, but burgh Stwlers' National Foot- fhtntes tonight aid tomtmw. Complete re- gued five per cent remain paral ball League playoff game yes- "Here it Is mid-December yzed and another five per terday already and we haven't had Feudiig lathers «ilted la belief la Get* I cent die, according to federal The pilot and Ihree police- one case of swine flu reported Days ef gu SMII eadlig t health officials. men all suffered minor in- in the United Suites. EalerUhUag wttk Ike SUm Cornet II Dr. Martin Goldfield, assis- juries from the crash 1irtu the "But when you give a vac- Steeam, Ram wli playtfl games II tant commissioner for the nearly empty section Ten cine like this to a Urge popu- . WaD wlas Neataae wreftUag toaraainrii II state Department of Health, minutes before, the stands lation, reactions like Guillain emphasized that, unlike swine had been dotted with diehards DAILY REGISTER Barre and encephalo-myelitls triage Advice II flu, Guillain-Barre is not a among the 60.020 fans who PHONE NUMBERS are bond to occur," be con- 7 communicable disease. One of stayed until the end of the Mala Office cluded. ...11-17 the major reasons for sus- Colts' 40-14 defeat TaflFree As was reported in the Sun- CMtfcs II pending the swine flu in The Federal Aviation Ad- Cnsswtrd Paxxle... TMFree J4M1N II See Bed Baik, page I ministration said the plane's Christmas Catering. Chicken Editorials OSMIUM Deft .M1-17W I description matched thai of a Delight, L.B. HM001 Eatertalaaeat, TV.. ClrcilaU* Deft. M2-4H1 Delectable Sarttu, FMdie II craft reported last week for II fkNrts D*pt. .Hi-mi Sumptuous Quiche and HMk,UaKaa4Slaker flying too low over the sta- Lifestyle. MMIIIWI Birrii 171 HS» Crepes. Every Tues fashion Now taking reservations for .11,11 dium However, officials said, FreehtM Sanaa 4B-212I show at Fromagerte. 842-8088 New Year's Eve, 842-SM8. Make A Date. 7 the registration number of OMtaaries 4 Ua« Btmach tareai ..m-Wi Reserve New last week's plane was un- Ihrita's, led laak Snarls ...1M4 Hateaaaw staitsn Mt-m-HH New Year's Eve Open House known Christmas hows. 1M:M. All Marilyn's Inner Circle Ho- your gifts In one store. r«ty Uve Teaals S» TV Raraset Stop liday Inn, Hazlet, 264-2400 Yesterday, "the plane cir- All racquets N% off. Open til Rt. M. Colls Neck Open eves cled the field and then Leader Ban came back into the stadium," BALTIMORE STADIUM SCENE - A light plane Is covered with protec- ChrtstauiCMcert 8. Uttle Silver. 842-W8. until Christmas 442 88M tive foam after It crashed into the upper deck at Baltimore's Memorial Sta- SIB., Dec. tt-8 p.m. Mon- Place holiday orders now said Ms Tyler, who prefers mouth Arts Center, 842100! fttUt Teaals Christmas Beatrix Potter toys and Live lobsters, shrimp, clams. that designation "It tried to dium |ust moments after the end of the football game between Baltimore Tim HcLooae * Atlantic Clothes, racquets, balls. Deal books. The Peppermint Tree, all holiday dishes Highlands and Pittsburgh yesterday. The pilot was hospitalized and three policemen Coast Band. Tennis, IK Norwood Ave. River Rd, Fair Haven. 8721224 See Plate, page 2 received minor ln|urles. 4 I SHREWSBURY. N J MONOAY. DECEMBER 20, 1B76 Red Bank doctor hits swine flu program action every time there was a vaccine and the paralysis (Continued) have reported paralysis. At the United Slates was the Both Dr. Kelly and Dr. Polk vaccine is related to normal established or not. though, the mass immunization program, oculation program, he added, this point that's one chance only country to embark upon Independently outlined the human proteins, because then national swine flu immuni- are) resolved," he said. but this was the first time we tu the lick o( t flu outbreak out of M.MO - you have a a swine flu immunization pro- possible connection between antibodies may be manufac- zation program appears to be Lester Jargowsky, county were equipped to spot it," Mr anywhere in the United letter chance of stepping off a gram, a policy which the the swine flu vaccine and the tured against one's own hu- at an end, unless a major epi- coordinator for the swine flu Jargowsky said States. curb and getting hit by a mo- paralytic condition Guiltain- man body. demic of swine flu occurs. World Health Organization re- immunization program, point- Only four reactions were re- tor vehicle," Dr. Goldfield garded as unnecessary. Barre Syndrome. "We would have to com- Dr. GokMeld, who original It's conceivable, they ar- ed out that, ironically, it was ported in the county, Mr Jar- said. pare the relative risks and de- ly discovered the only known The purpose of the in- gued, that some of those giv the program's elaborate na- cide then whether to go gowsky said, none of which can of the A Jersey Swine "The rUks of using an un- oculation Is to expose the en the flu vaccine manufac- tionwide "reaction network," ahead," said Dr. Theodore required hospitaliiation But Dr. Irwin J. Polk of tried vaccine far exceeded body to a small dosage of for- tured anti-nervous system tied into the federal Center Flu at Fort Dix last spring, Cooper, assistant secretary Red Bank charged, "there the benefits to be gained," eign proteins so that the anti-bodies, which attacked for Disease Control, which The elaborate reaction net- argued that the program's for health with the federal detractor! had yet to prove a are several Ulnesaes In alon- Dr. Polk said. "They went body manufactures anti-bod- the central nervous system discovered the possible link work will be applied for all ahead with this vaccine be- ies, defense mechanisms to Department of Health Educa- definite link between the vac- mouth County now which can and caused paralysis, the between the vaccine and the future mass inoculations, offi- fore they even proved that protect against serious illness tion and Welfare. cine and the cases oi paral- be directly attributed to the Guillain-Barre Syndrome. paralysis. The information re- cials at the Center for Dis- person-to-person transmission in case the Individual is ex- ysis. swine flu vaccine, Including "But under those circum- sulted in suspension of the ease Control said. probably the woman in a of swine flu was possible, and posed to them again, they ex- Whether a link between the stances, we could go ahead swine flu shots. "It's a side bonus that will coma in Rivervlew Hospital." it's rather difficult to have an plained swine flu vaccine and the even before questions about "Five persons out ol a mil- "We mav have had this re- be continued." lion who got the shots here Dr. Polk pointed out that epidemic without it." The problem arises If the Guillain-Barre Syndrome is the (connection between the Carter ready to announce more of his cabinet picks (Continued) -1 am left with the fear that Carter is taking mainly cor- state by "every legal means and remedy available to us." porate advice and that when it comes to women he is talking In retiring from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in only to men," she said. January, Bell complained in a letter to President Ford that At the close of church services, the President-elect gave federal court workloads were so great they did not afford the benediction and, at the earlier men's Bible class, passed judges sufficient opportunity to give as much attention as the collection plate, saying, "It's Christmas, a time for giv- they should to their decisions. ing, everybody." Outside the church, Carter shook scores of hands in a At a Saturday news conference, in which he announced he crowd of about 300 that gathered to see him. is nominating Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus to be secretary of the The Rev. Clennon King, a black nondenominational minis- interior, Carter said his attorney general would decide, with his approval, on a replacement for FBI Director Clarence M. ter from Albany, Ga., appeared outside the church briefly but Kelley if, as expected, Kelley is asked to resign. for the second straight week declined the pastor's invitation to enter until church members rule next month on his request Carter reportedly favors the U.S. District Court Judge for full membership. Frank Johnson of Montgomery, Ala., for the FBI spot. Arriving yesterday afternoon for an overnight visit with Mrs. Kreps, 55, is a director of a number of major corpo- Carter was Sen. Russell Long, D-I.a., chairman of the Senate rations. She has served on two federal manpower-policy com- WHITE HOUSE RPPLICA - On display now at House in Washington. It was hand-carved by John Finance Committee. They discussed tax reform and other un- missions and has authored books on economics and the job specified matters. the Museum of Arts and Sciences In Daytona Zweifel and his wife, Jan, of Orlando, Fla. over a status of women in the marketplace. Beach, Fla. Is this exact replica of the White period of 20 years. After Saturday's news conference, Carter had meetings Yesterday, feminist leader Gloria Steinem criticized Car- with Bell, former Defense Secretary James S.chlesinger and ter for his statement Saturday "that his supposed difficulty in Theodore Sorensen, who was a top aide to President Kennedy. finding women for his cabinet is due to their high corporate Schlesinger has been mentioned as a top prospect to head salaries or inability to leave their husbands. Most of the wom- a new department ol Energy and Natural Resources. Carter Most county stores close; en in America, including many of then* superbly qualified for told the news conference he is at work on a plan to create the Cabinet, are neither rich nor docile." such a cabinet-level agency. She said that neither Carter nor his top aides have con- Sorensen reportedly is being considered as potential head sulted any of the dozens of women suggested for high admin- of the Central Intelligence Agency. Carter told reporters he istration posts by the National Women's Political Caucus or has not yet decided whether the same person should head CIA sales are brisk elsewhere other women's groups. and act as the president's director of central intelligence. by JULIE MCDONNELL ally fussed over, yesterday Five employes of two retail the stores in me center two 9 was quiet in the shore area. stores in Watchung were ar- weeks ago, issued no further •"Twan the Sudsy before rested last Sunday for alleged summonses yesterday. The However, The Associated violations of the state's "blue court hearing on those cases FBI bugged bandits car Christmas, Press reported that elsewhere Bit mast ci Ike stares skat laws," which prohibit the sale has been postponed and is ex- in New Jersey state residents of certain items on Sundays. pected to be" rescheduled for NEWARK (AP) - The FBI fied themselves. The suspects Amato, 52, of Jersey City, informant could pretend to continued their holiday shop- sometime next month. listened in as three bandits opened fire, authorities was founded as he jumped steal it. After that point, the Aid aol a sammaas was Is- Watchung police reported ping spree as dozens of de- In Newark, this week, the drove a "bugged" car to the charged. into the passenger seat. The suspects were under almost wed, no violations of the law yes- partment stores and shopping opponents of Sunday closing Bergen County bank targeted Two suspects were shot as third suspect was identified constant observation. la aay Mtammlk tawa." terday. A police dispatcher malls were open for business received a setback when a for a robbery, court docu- they attempted to climb into as John Calorco, 30, of Jersey said Two Guys, where four yesterday. Bergen County Superior ments show. their car while a third threw City. In contrast to the past two employes were arrested last Court Judge found Vornado, The documents, which had up his hands and shouted, "1 Court documents show Sundays, which saw the coun- Even so, no arrests of store week, sold only the articles of Inc., parent company of Two been impounded until late last want my mother." agents found an informant, ty's Sunday sales ban defied, employes were reported yes- merchandise allowed by law. week, show the FBI arranged / B\4x!IU..11 OFFSET \ terday around the state. Guys, in contempt of court Franklin Vuono of Lake- the manager of an auto repair delenaea, aecned and gener- for an informant to "steal" a shop, who told them he had Most Monmouth County for violating the blue laws. wood was killed as he lunged car, complete with electronic stolen seven cars at the XEROX COPIES stores, including ones that Judge James J. Petrella for the driver's seat. Vincent monitoring devices, for use in request of one of the suspects. were open last Sunday, were said Vomado exercised "bla- tant disregard of the law" the holdup of the Wood Ridge INSTANT closed. Those that opened in National Bank. The informant has identi- defiance of the law did so when its stores sold merchan- Plane hits The car was wired with a fied the cars as vehicles used PRINTING without any hue and cry. dise outjawed for Sunday sale in the holdup of a number of afterifgreeing in court to stop voice transmitter, monitored The area's largest shopping by an FBI airplane that hov- upper deck banks, including ones in While You wait TION center, Monmouth Mall in Ea- the sales. ered above the auto, and a Carlstadt, Lakewood and •y The Associate* Preaa Before deciding upon a pen- tontown, remained closed in tape recorder. of stadium North Arlington. fffwolf press inc the wake of threats by Eaton- alty, the judge said he would The court records show fed- town borough officials of sev- examine the company's ac- The robbery ended in. a gun (Continued) 170 Monmouth Street battle that left one suspect climb and it banked, but it eral authorities arranged for Red Bank, 741-9300 ere penalties for defiance of count books to see how much a Ford Torino to be parked on TV weatherman won't be seen the blue laws. profit they made on the Sun- dead and another critically couldn't make it." \fwmmli Giant Pnnl9tt\ wounded. The FBI says three The pilot, Donald Kroner, a street in Jersey City, so the NEW YORK — Television weatherman Tex Antoine, sus- The Bradlee's Department days that they violated the agents also wounded in the 42, of Baltimore, .was admit- pended for an on camera remark about rape, returns to Store on Rt. 35 across from laws. shooting were probably hit by ted to Union Hospital in fair WABC-TV's "Eyewitness News" today, but he won't be in the mall also was closed, Vomado, along with Bam- richocheting shotgun pellets condition, police said. front of the cameras even though other Bradlee's berger's and Hahne's, has and broken glass. Dave Quilter, a public rela- Kenneth McQueen, vice president and general manager of stores around the state were been a leader in the fight to open. overturn the blue laws, which The documenmts show the tions spokesman for the Balti- WABC-TV, said Antoine will continue drawing his 156,000-a- FBI had been tipped to the more Colts football team, said For A 1976 year salary while helping prepare reports for his replace- A spot check of various lo- are in effect in 11 of the state's 21 counties. planned robbery weeks before the pilot was unconscious and ment, Storm Field cal police departments the Nov. It attempt. taken out on a stretcher. showed that no complaints - The company brought suit Benefit Keeping Antoine off the air was a decision made "in the The masked bandits all Authorities said two of the were filed and no summonses challenging the con- best interest of all parties concerned," McQueen said. were armed with handguns, it three city policemen were issued for defiance of the law. stitutionality of the blue laws A TV weatherman for 27 years, Antoine was suspended was charged. taken to hospitals. Officer Da- You Should Opei Last Sunday, Tinton Falls in Bergen County Superror 24, when, a(lt>r a iwws announcement of a rapist's attack Authorities alleged two of vid Williams, 29, was in fair police issued a summons to Court, and a decision on the on an 8-year-old girl, he remarked on camera that "Confucius the men ran to the door of the condition after being over- Kinkel's, on Apple St., for case is expected next month. Your IRA Now say, if rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it." bank only to find it had been come, by smoke, and officer opening at 11 a.m. The store The contempt proceedings locked. Three FBI agents Joseph Sacco, 34, was treated closed three hours later and were initiated by the Mens- watched from nearby rooftops for minor cuts and released. did not open yesterday. The wear Retailers of New Jer- (Deadline Dec. 31) Oil heads toward fishing grounds while 13 others hid in cars The plane, white with blue case is scheduled to come up sey, Inc., an organization of BOSTON - As 1.5 million gallons of heavy fuel oil from a and vans. Four agents waited trim, had a broken wing and in court Tuesday in the mostly small businessmen op- grounded tanker headed toward one of the world's richest inside the bank. twisted nose. If your employer has no pension plan, borough. posed to Sunday openings. fishing grounds, the Coast Guard mapped strategy for keep- Since 1974, airplanes have now is the time to start your own with Several shore area stores — Authorities said the sus- Ing six million gallons more from escaping. The Marketplace shopping pects removed their masks been banned from flying be- Colonial First National, so you can receive center, on Rt. 34 north of among them Natelson's, The Coast Guard drastically revised yesterday its esti- and started back toward their low 3,000 feet over "any pub- a 1976 tax benefit. mate of how much oil had leaked from the 640-foot Argo Mer- Malawan in Old Bridge, was Roots, Abbey Men's Shop and lic or private sporting arena" Goldin's, all of Red Bank; car when several agents chant. Capt. Lynn Hein, coordinator of the cleanup operation, open yesterday, however, as stepped forward and identi- in Maryland. With Uncle Sam's approval, Colonial raised the estimate from 100,000 gallons. But he added that it has been on previous Sun- W.S. Wallace of Keyport; and will help you decide how much to invest the leaking had dwindled because cold temperatures had days. W.H. Woolley of Long Branch — are members of the 400- WORD - Real to Reel each year and will handle all the details thickened the oil to pudding-like consistency. Old Bridge police, who is- for you. You can put aside up to 15% of The oil was flowing out into a wedge-shaped area extend- sued summonses to three of member association. ing 65 miles to sea from the tanker. At its farthest point from SLEUTH* Cowboys your annual income, to a limit of $1,500.00; the ship, the 35-mile wide edge of the wedge was about 40 or start with as little as $100.00 if you miles from the Georges Bank fishing grounds. ASABHARDMAKTSAM wish. Weather: Rain XRYDISSACHCTUBT Your individual Retirement Account Betty Ford lauded at ceremony Mostly cloudy becoming Rain was widespread from will earn interest at 6%, compounded daily ANN ARBOR, Mich. - First Lady Betty Ford '"ex- breezy and mild with periods the Texas Gulf coast across and the interest will be tax free until you emplifies today's independent woman, expressing her views of rain today. Highs around Louisiana and into Alabama. IEHNCLSMLIORNUO retire. What's more, your IRA plan contribu- honestly and forcefully," said University of Michigan Presi- 50 Windy and turning colder There was light rain and with rain changing to snow drizzle across southern Mich- tions are tax deductible until retirement dent Robben Fleming in presenting her with an honorary doc- HGAHKTLARCKEDCM time, too, - as early as 59% and as late as tor of laws degree. flurries late tonight. Lows in igan and the northern por- Mrs. Ford combines "an assertive position on women's the mid SOs Variable cloudi- tions of Illinois, Indiana and H 0 A Y E(E N Y A W)C HARD 70)4. rights with the dedication to family values and ties," Fleming ness windy and cold with Ohio. Snow was falling Colonial urges you to decide soon on chance of snow flurries to- through Minnesota, Wisconsin said during yesterday's ceremony. your retirement fund. Come in to any of morrow. Highs mid to upper and upper Michigan. There OR-HREURNTAIHNRI President Ford and two of their four children sat in the our nineteen offices in Monmouth or audience as Mrs. Ford received the degree from her hus- Ms. Probability of precipi- was freezing rain or drizzle band's alma mater. tation is M per cent today and between these two regions. Mercer counties. We'll help set up your . A winter storm watch re- TASTAAIAUHHICTP tonight, decreasing to 40 per plan and even take over the A cent tomorrow. Winds south- mained in effect across por- record-keeping for you —t erly around 10 miles an hour tions of northern New York. HOSUHDARYOECEUI Dr. Hammer delivers painting at no charge, of course. LOS ANGELES — Rembrandt's "Juno," painted just four this morning increasing 15 to years before the artist's death in lttt. arrived in Los Angeles IS miles an hour this after- TIDES NADARTIDRAHKKAD Saturday with its new owaf r, industrialist Dr. Armand Ham- noon, then shifting west to SaadyHMk mer, a former resident of Colls Neck, N.J. northwest 20 to 25 miles an TODAY - High 7:01 p.m. MASAUROGNOSBIG; After a brief inspection of the painting at a hangar at Los hour with some higher gusts and low 1:10 p.m. Angeles International Airport, it was whisked away in an ar- tonight. Ocean water tem- TOMORROW - High 7:34 mored car to the county Museum of Art. It will be on display peratures are around 40 de- a.m. and 8:00 p.m. and low TOHBUCKJONESDDC there through Feb. 6. grees. 1:» a.m. and 2:04 p.m. Saturday'lunlillrd rluc: WASSAIL FIND Uw U««d wordi la Ike dlipim Tktr run in all COLONIAL A strong cold front moving For Red Bank and Rumson Dr. Hammer, chairman of the board of Occidental Petro- aUrtctiont-forward. backward, up. down and diatonally. leum Corp., who paid a record $3 » million for a Rembrandt, into the eastern third of the bridge, add two hours; Sea UnlUUd clue hill: WILLIAM S. URSI NA1ITMI ftVNK accompanied the painting on his corporate Jet. It had been nation today spread precipi- Bright, deduct It minutes; Butch Caoidy Hickock Hirdin Sundance Ud The all-service bank that looks out lor you. displayed for the past three months at Harvard University's tation across the Great Lakes Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Cody Earp Roien Mastenon Memtof FDtC and Fidelity Union Bancorporltion Fogg Museum in Cambridge, Mass. region and the lower Mis- utes; Highlands bridge, add Billy the Kid Buck Jonei Autry Wayw Hammer called it "the crown jewel of my collection." sissippi valley. • minutes. Mayurd Tom Mix Gibaoa I » SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1976 The Christmas spirit increases tempo in area towns

MAGICAL PARTY — Douglas Keller of the Magic Shop, White St., Red Bank, center, performs a little hocus-pocus at the Red Bonk PBA Christ- mas party, held In the First Aid building on Spring St. yesterday. Getting into the act are Patrolman Domlnlck Setaro, second from left, who orga- nized the party, Police Chief George Clayton Jr., Patrolman Paul Lang and Sgt. William Story.

•HMrfMrvMBM SANTA VISITS RUMSON — Santa Claus (looking like Tony Ammendola) left his reindeer and sleigh at home yesterday to take a drive around Rum- son on an Oceanic Fire Company truck, distributing candy and presents to borough youngsters. Stolen, item is restored STATE to its owner OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Po- TRIE LIGHTING - The Intersection of Sycamore lice Detective William Koch Ave. and Rt. 35, Shrewsbury, will be aglow every credits ihc news media and night for the next couple of weeks, following the two county detectives (or dis- borough's annual tree lighting ceremony yes- Route 3 crash injures 23 covering the owner of a piece terday afternoon. Mayor Joseph Dennis' daughter CLIFTON - Twenty-three persons suffered minor in- of stolen property. Julie, 8, flipped the switch to turn on the lights, juries when a Greyhound bus and four cars collided on Route A gold charm bracelet, sto- with a little helo from Dad. i over the weekend, police said. len Oct. 23, with a safe and Bus driver Bernard Heffernan, 53, of Canandaigua, NY, other items. Det. Koch said, was reported in fair condition at Beth Israel Hospital in Pas- was returned to Matthew Ma- sale, as a result of the late Saturday night accident, a hospital zurczyk of Bradley Beach * SCHLOEDER * spokesman said. County detectives Donald Several other persons were treated and released at Beth Manning and, Charles Kin- CONSTRUCTION CO. Israel and Passaic General Hospitals and St. Joseph's Hospi- nerty have charged Terrence Owned .tnd Opp'.Wrd by Petei f Schfoeder tal In Paterson, police said. Rayhill of Illvk Township The accident occurred when a car apparently stopped in and George LiVle of Eaton- WHEN IT TAKES THE FINEST front of the bus while traveling eastbound near the Bloomfield town with various break-ins Ave. exit. The bus hit the car's left rear and Heffernan was in Monmouth County after a HOSPITAL VISIT — Thanks to the Red Bank Fire Department, Santa TO SATISFY Claus paid a visit to the Pediatrics ward In Rlvervlew Hospital yesterday. thrown from his seat, police said. long investigation. P0 BOX 97. RED BANK The bus crossed the grass divider strip and hit two cars in Based on the. information The lolly old elf (Len Perry of the Union Hose Company) stopped to give a the westbound lanes of Route 3. An auto also hit the bus from given by the two county de- package to Christine Galas, 2, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galas CALL ANYTIME 229 6540 ' the rear, police said. tectives Detective Koch said, of Hazlet. police raided the home of Ir ving Perry of Asbury Park on Sewage causes shellfishing ban Nov. 18 and found "some of 3 boys charged LONG BEACH TOWNSHIP — The rupture of a sewerage the stolen property we've plant outflow pipe here has resulted in a ban on all shellfish- been looking for along with in theft cases ing along the shores of western Long Beach Island, state au- the gold charm bracelet." MANAI.APAN - Two 11- thorities said. Irving Perry and his wife year-old boys and a 12-year- The ban, issued by a shellfish control officer from the were charged with possession old boy have been charged State Division of Marine Services, extends from Ship Bottom of stolen property by Asbury with breaking Into two Mori we to North Beach Haven, a spokesman for the N»w Jersey Ma- I'ark police and will appear mmilli Height* Hotui's ami rine Police said yesterday. in court tomorrow stealing jewelry and money The regular shellfishing season normally begins on Jan. 1, The youthful trio is ilto charged with breaking into he said. Christmas tradition The order prohibiting clamming, musseling and oystering five mail boxes in the lime until further notice was issued after the pipe break last week RUMSON - A 30-year tra- area Uuote; sent 25,000 to 30,000" gallons of treated effluent into the waters dition continues here on The three boys were ar of Little Egg Harbor, the spokesman said. Christmas afternoon with the rested Friday by Patrolman singing of carols in Victory Michael Kumolii Thvy were Joseph.I. Sullivan Dean Duerrer Eugene Taylor Park. All singers and in- released in the custody ol Bateman names campaign head strumentalists are invited to their parents Police have join members of the Rumson- lodged two counts of breaking TRENTON - State Sen. Peter J McDonough, R-Union, Fair Haven Regional High and entering and five counts has been named statewide campaign manager for State Sen, School band, at the bandstand of larceny of the mail against Raymond H. Bateman's gubernatorial campaign. at 4 p.m. each of the boys. Bateman, a Somerset County Republican, called McDonough "one of the most respected and able members of the legislature,'' in announcing his appointment yesterday McDonough, the Senate Minority Whip, served four terms in the Assembly before his election to the Senate in 1973 His district includes parts of Union and Morris Counties. 12 Days Left for Student killed in car crash New Jersey BERNARDS TOWNSHIP - A New Providence High School senior was killed yesterday when his automobile spun out of control and flipped end-over-end into a culvert, police said. "NO FEE" Peter Stortz, 17, was pronounced dead at the scene at 12:58 a.m. The victim, the only occupant of the car, was found about 10 feet from the ruined vehicle, police said. homeowner loans I am more than satisfied _ | Hie Central Jersey Bank 99 ' have been dealing v- ith Police said the car plowed across three lawns on residen- with all the sen ices offered h> is ver> friendly, and I like to invest the Central Jersey Bank fur tial Stone House Road after it spun out of control. Offer ends estate, new furniture, pay- the ('entnil Jene) Iliink. I ment of medical expenses, m> money with lhi» bank. M Tifteen yearv The first loan that New Years Day wedding expenses or even SS 1 applied for was granted and IRS director in state to retire Tremendous interest is re- for business investment. countlew loans since then. The> ported for the special "no MHIR Village EaM, BKMtanr- Adler Jew,l0 Store. ,„. ver) ^ | ^, fti NEWARK — Elmer H. 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While the vice president with children and the family Rlverview Hospital, Red > gan, 24, formerly of Fair is always technically the pre- (58 to 18 per cent). The senta- Bank. Haven, N.J., who died A 78 to 10 per cent majority siding officer of the Senate, tor has taken the lead during Bom in Germany, she had Wednesday at the Huggins of Americans want Vice Pres- few former veeps have played his service in the U.S. Senate lived in Union City before Hospital, here. ident-Elect Walter Mondale to a pivotal role in working out in investigating problems of moving here 15 years ago She A graduate of Rumson Fair have "more responsibility for agreements with Congress. children, and is viewed as an had been a summer resUenl Haven Regional High School, running the government" — Problems of the cities (64 authority on this subject. here for JO years. Rumson. N. J , she had lived than former vice presidents to 17 per cent). One reason — Problems related to the She was a communicant of in Fair Haven before moving have had behind this feeling Is that arts and culture (57 to 18 per Holy Cross Roman Catholic here five years ago However, only a thin 43 lo Mondale has been widely as- cent). During the recent cam- Church, here. Surviving are her husband, 37 per. cent plurality thinks sociated with the northern paign, his wife, Joan, spoke in Surviving are her husband, Uoyd C. Morgan Jr ; a son, Mondale will play such a role and urban wing of the Demo- favor of the arts, and it be- Victor Veith; a son, Peter J Jeffrey L. Morgan of Melvin during the Carter presidency. cratic Party and probably came dear that the Mondales PREPARING FOR CONCERT — The Chrlstlon Brothers Academy all-boy Veith of West New York, Village, N.H.; her parents, There is a good deal of op- had his greatest impact in the are interested in cultural and chorus, fresh from on appearance lost Thursday at New York City's World N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Math Mr and Mrs. Laurence T. timism among the public recent election in the big artistic causes. Trade Center, closes out Its Christmas season with a concert ot the aca- lUU Gross of Hazlet; and four Gerrity or Fair Haven; a about Mondale; a 52 to 28 per dues In two areas, less than a demy at 7:30 tonight. Looking over some of the concert music are, left to grandchildren. brother, Thomas J. Gerrity of cent majority believes he will — Problems connected with majority opted for the new right, Donald Lee of Matowan, Sean Glackln of Eatontown, chorus director Hie John K Day Funeral Montana; and a sister, do a good to excellent job. the energy shortage (62 to 18 vice president taking on much Brother Patrick AAcNally, Tim Glackln of Eatontown, Thomas Corcoran of Home, Red Bank, is in charge Amanda Gerrity of Fair The national cross section per cent). more responsibility: Neptune and David LeComte of Sayrevllle. of arrangements. Haven. of 1,330 adults Interviewed In — Problems related to la- — A 48 to 29 per cent plur- Memorials may be sent to this latest Harris Sur- bor and Jobs (61-18 per cent). dale more deeply Involved in Jack B. Miles Huggins Hospital. Wolfeboro, vey would like to see Mondale During the recent election no problems related to foreign N.H assume responsibility in the issue was more closely associ- policy. may resume TOMS RIVER - Jack B following areas: ated with Mondale than that of — A 48 to 30 per ceni plural- Negotiations Miles, 62, of 102 Cranmoor MigH Jennie Casnerly — The Administration's re- jobs and unemployment. ity would like him more di- ' Drive, died Friday at Com- lations with Congress (68 to 13 — Problems connected rectly involved in problems munity Memorial Hospital. MIDDLETOWN - Miss Jen per cent). The public feels with agriculture (60 to 16 per related to military affairs. on Asbury Park contract Bom in Leonardo, he had nie A. Casserly, of 10 Leon- that with his background as a cent) A native of Minnesota, Obviously, the public em- lived most of his life in Mon- ardvtlle Road, died Saturday two-term US. senator, Mon- an agricultural state, Mon- phasizes Mondale's role in do- ASBURY PARK - Talk sion to review the status of board spokesman. mouth County. at Hivervlew Hospital, Red dale is particularly qualified dale is Identified with the mestic rather than foreign af- The APEA represents 325 Bank may be resumed in the city the negotiations which have He was a retired supervisor to assume greater responsi- problems of the farmers. fairs — traditionally a respon- been stalled since Oct. 22. school employes. Talks ended She was a lifelong resident school employes' stalled con- of Depot Facilities, U.S. Gov- bility in congressional rela- — Problems connected sibility of the President. tract negotiations. Russell C. Leldy, president in a stalemate on Oct. 22 ernment, and was employed here. The Board of Education of the Asbury Park Education when a fact-finder appointed at the Rarltan Arsenal for She was a member of St. met yesterday In a closed ses- Association (APEA), will be by the Public Employment more than 22 years. Mary's Roman Catholic contacted today In an effort Relations Commission with- He was a former Highlands Church, here. Board post for Democrat to resume negotiations, said a drew from the dispute. Board of Education member, Surviving are five nieces Rut to Rttl Cowboys and a former volunteer fire- and two nephews. man there. The John F. Pfleger Funer- al Home, New Monmouth is recommended in Rumson Mr. Miles was a member of RUMSON - The chairman She noted that Jam es Hill- Clayton," Mrs. Goldstein's Your Christmas Store In charge of arrangements. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic of the Rumson 'Democratic ary, an unsuccessful Demo- letter said. open dally 8 am-9 pm Church, here. party is calling on Borough cratic candidate for council, Mrs. Clayton, newly elected Surviving is his widow, Mrs. Council to name a Democrat "has captured well over 40 to the county Board of Free- Maryann Williams Miles; two to the borough's zoning and per cent of the total vote" in holders, resigned from the "OK Mat VUAH" sons, l.t Col. John Miles, U.S. Births planning boards. the last two elections. Planning Board earlier this Air Force, Temple Hills, Md, In a letter to Mayor John "Mr Mayor, over 40 per month. 32 BROAD ST. and Michael Miles of St HiHimHiiimiimnHiiHiiHiiiiiiiiHimim Teeter and the council, Mrs. cent of Rumson is asking you Mrs. Goldstein also asked RED BANK Thomas, Pa.; two daughters, HIM IIMI H Faith Goldstein said that the to kindly consider a Demo- that Democratic representa- 741-7500 Mrs. Rita Kearney, here, and' Red Bank local -Democratic party "has crat when making your ap- tion be considered when sub- Maj. Ann Miles, U.S. Army. steadily increased its vote- pointment to the Planning sequent terms expire on the San Antonio, Tex.; a sister, Mr and Mrs. Peter La- getting ability" in town in the Board post vacated by Jane two boards. Mrs. Marion Colleran of Lin- 1'iin/jiia (IKV Marsha Bainton), past four years. croft; and nine grandchildren 4307 Wells Drive, Parlin, son, • o0on / Barnegal / Bedminster / Berkeley Heighls/ Bemardsville/Blackwood/ Brick Town / Camden/ Carteret /Cheny Hill / Deptlord/ East Brunswick / East Orange/ Ealontown / Elizabe^ The Kedz Funeral Home, Dec. 15. here, is in charge of arrange- Mr. and Mrs. Roger dial ments. Wuestefeld (nee Diane Koch), "The Action Line 147 Therese Ave., Kcyporl, THomasW. McCusker daughter, Dec. 15. 542-1700 HAZLET - Thomas Wil Mr and Mrs Vincent (Jay IIH U,,l> KI j;rN(, , Ham McCusker, 77, of 17 dos (nee Patricia Mac Don- Shadyside Ave. died Friday in ald), 196 Broad St., Keyport. Classified Wa Bayshore Community Hospi- daughler, Dec. 15. tal, Holmdel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wil- N. 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COME IN EVERY SHAPE... EVERY SIZE... Barnegat / Brick Town / Eatontown / Freehold / Hazlet / Lakewood ana in a OPEN ..from the veryqlflet) jeweler Laurelton / Point Pleasant / Silverton / Toms River Dover Mall EVERY Toms River Holiday Mall / Toms River Mall /Toms River complete NIGHT fine Diamond, Sinrr I93S Shopping Center TIL price CHRISTMAS ieleciwn! REEDS FROM BUDGET Deposits Insured by FSLIC •100 ACCOUNT JEWELERS AU. MAJOR CREDIT 60 BROAD ST. RED BANK .CARDS HONORED 606 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK * "1 ion/Tumerewle/Townley/Toms Rtvw/Summit/ South PWnReH/Saverton/ Roxbury/Resets/ Rahway/ Point Pleasant/ Pohakxng/PWnMd/ SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER » 197B Police authorised to issue campus traffic summonses WEST LONG BRANCH - fines will be paid into the While for some time, Frances the matter going to cause trouble, Mr against voting against it ing af kit term as coun- reattao and Alexander Laaga'' Under an ordinance adopted borough coffers. Townsend, borough clerk, "If you don't adopt it, the Piantanida maintained, be- "Von can state your reluc- cilman-was greeted with ap- • ill replace Mr Ptantanlda by Borough Council, lion- "This ordinance will give said, and it is not believed borough will be without any cause of increased red tape tance, but let's not put our- plauxe by the audience and Dr Flanagan, giving the mouth College police are now some clout to police for tick- that the added ticketing will building code and responsi- and a lowering of standards selves at the mercy of the Dr James K Flanagan, a borough the first Democratic empowered to issue sum- eting people other than stu- cause an undue burden on the bility will go directly to the "With all this red tape, state." the mayor said Democratic councilman who majority on council la its Ms monses for moving violations dents," Mr. Shirvanian ex- municipal court state," he warned there's not going to be a buil- did no! seek re-election in No- lory to both ctudenU' and visitors' plained "Before this, they had In other business, the coun- Councilman Jack L Punta der in the state who's going to The measure was passed vember, gave a short speech The council abo accepted can on the college campus. no real way to enforce the cil reluctantly adopted the nida voted "no" on the ques- want to build." he said unanimously, but not before on the occasion of his last with regret the resignation of The summonses are retur- law for outside people." state uniform construction tion on second reading of the While Mayor Henry I. Sha Mr Piantanida queried. council meeting Frederick W Westoir. plan nable to West Long Branch Borough and college offi- code, after Peter S Falvo, ordinance hew shared the general dis- "How would you like an ab- "I've tried to be honest and aing board secretary Municipal Court, Councilman cials have been discussing the borough attorney, explained The idea behind the code regard for the code, he warn- stention'" independent, and I think I Dr Flanagan also urged Robert Shirvanian said, and plan with Police Chief Ira E that they had little choice in was fine, but in reality was ed the council members His stand at the final meet- have been,' Dr Flanagan residents to bring their "pre said "I know I've sometimes Christmas papers" to the been contrary I've had fights borough community center with Democrat! and Republi- next Saturday lor recycling cans, and. as I look back on Proceeds will go to the Boy Oceanport scores state's housing data Scouts it. I'd do it all again the same Miss Townsend also an OCEANPORT - Mayor way." The mayor noted that nities as to the number of low borough tion of funds because the ment for whatever additional nouncrd that the southern dis- Clement V. Sommers has crit- Dr Flanagan said he might Oceanport only has 1,400 resi- income housing units they "If we paid attention to this borough is the home of Mon- coats it must bear became of run for a council seat again trict of the borough would icized the state Department dents, and that there has nev- should be providing, has been state report," the mayor said, mouth Park and stands to the race! rack have garbage pick up on Sun of Community Affairs for at some time In the future er been an increase of 2,500 withheld from acceptance for "we'd end up doubling the gain from the tax dis- On Jan I. Democratic day, Dec M. rather than on presenting a distorted view of tribution Mr. Sommers said he's hap- since 1M). at least another year. population I suspect someone count-ilmni elect Frank Sor- the Saturday Oceanport's low-income hous- "I don't know where they in the state has erred some- py the money will be dis- "We really aren't overly A bill, distributing these tributed, but wished it would ing needs. came up with these figures," place." concerned about this," the funds, was recently passed by be done on a percentage basis According to a published re- said Mayor Clement V. Som- mayor said, "but we will let The mayor said the borough the legislature and provides port by the department, rither than having each town mers at last night's Borough the state know that their fig- is glad that a decision has fi- that the monies will be paid submit a claim Oceanport would be required Council meeting. ures are completely wrong." nally been made for the dis- to the various municipalities to provide 1,083 low cost hous- "Somebody," he said, "has Mr. Sommers noted that the tribution of funds collected affected by racetrack oper- "I'm afraid," he said, "oth- ing units for some 2,500 new made a big, big mistake." borough's master plan recom- for the taxes on racetrack ations on a voucher system er towns may tend to inflate residents; the state says have Actually, the state report, mends construction of nearly parking. What this means is that their claims and gel a larger moved into the borough dur- which came out with recom- 300 low income housing units Oceanport has been pushing each town will submit a claim share of the money than they ing the past seven years. mendations for all commu- to serve the needs of the for a decision on the alloca- to the state for reimburse- are entitled to." New York to war on Jersey scofflaws

city's Board of Estimate has nounced last •year but was "Unfortunately, those indi- Attorney David Leff in- shaw Pawloski living in the NEW YORK (AP) - New city York City Is determined to approved contracts with two hurt by massive cutbacks in viduals who gambled will dicated his firm would prob- Some New Jersey residents win the war against motorists New Jersey law firms to the parking violations bureau have to pay a lot more in ably send out an initial warn- who work or have assets In from the Garden State who battle the 160,000 scofflaws in and legal red tape. fines," he added ing letter to the first thousand New York have been hit with owe more than $35 million in New Jersey courts. "The delay has been un- or so cases "income execution," In- city parking tickets. The war against the fortunate and has apparently Within the next few weeks The biggest offenders will the law firms — Eichenbaum, cluding the withholding of For the first time ever, the delinquent parkers was an- lulled a lot of our-of-state be the first sought. But the people into a false sense of Kantrowitz and Left of Jersey j»n is complicated by the use portions of weekly salaries Woman • S^UNSSWMM quart! security," said Violations Bu- City and Green and Lasky of of phony names and address- Since that program began reau Director Harry Voccola. Newark — will begin looking es on licenses. early last year, an average of watch by Sonar. Brilliantly illuminated "Now, however, it's a whole for New Jersey scofflaws for 1225.000 has been collected screen reports rxeciae hour, minute, different ball game." collection agencies retained by For example, records show each month from Jerseyans second, month and date at the touch of a the violations bureau. A slid- Wladyshaw Pawloski of 7(2 There are more than 40.000 button. Accurate to within one minute pf Voccola said a new contract ing scale of payment has been Broadway in Bayonnv leads vehicles with two summonses year YMow or white case. edftWlaMe gives the bureau "the author- agreed on and the firms can the ticket list, owing at least outstanding, more than IK 000 mesh band Three year guarantee A vary earn up to 30 per cent of what ity to take all legal steps {18.145 Bayonne police, how- with three summonses and special Utman value at only $70.77. allowed in each state. they bring in. . ever, say there is no Wlady- 11.000 with four summonses SERVrQ FROM THE RUNISON AREA TO DOWNTOWN & MOTOWN NEW YORK Gifted student project set Starting Point* will meet soon with Dr Linda Blngham Ave. & River Rd. MARLBORO - Only 15 par form the district of the budg- this year and not hired. ents of the more than 3,800 et celling it will have next Mr. DeFino said the board Smith of the University of Littman Connecticut to discuss various River Rd. & Ridge Rd. students in grades K-8 attend- year. had four candidates, none of programs. Ridge Rd. & Ave. of 2 Rivera ed a budget session held by Mr. DeFino said the celling, whom were hired for various One program Dr. Smith will Jewelers the Board of Education. or cap, Is expected to be ap- reasons. proximately five per cent. suggest that Mr DeFino said 24 *n» stores in New Jersey. Ntw York. Penneytvama Leaving Bingham Avo. at 7 A.M. The major topic of dis- MonmoumlM Enonttwn • Daly 10 M 9 JO However, he said that some He said the term gilted he likes is to train all the cussion was initiating a pro- Oc«fl County MM. Tom» Rnw • Orty 10 N » 30 Arriving downtown Wall St. at 8:40 A.M. existing programs may be children is very broad In teachers In groups to teach gram for gifted students Mintfcpm M* fngMhtown • Moo MruFn 10 lit030 S« WM9 modified to Implement new range, and that the board brighter children In that Frank DeFino, superinten- Tom Riw Shoop«ig CtlMf .Mon Itim W KM*. 1st WMI Monday through Friday ones. cannot just start the program way, the brighter children dent, said he expects the Major charge cards or Littman Fleii-Charg* Several parents asked why without a study to define Its would not have to be segrega- Effective date December 2nd board next month to act on UTTMANS NEW 4»-f AOf ANNUAL '77 CATALOG a teacher for the gifted chil- limits. ted from the other children, hiring the first teacher for the It NOW AVAILABLE WCK U* YOU* ?»M COPY For further Information call dren project was budgeted for he said program. The superintendent said he 291-1300 But, Mr. DeFino said the board will not know the mon- N.Y. Keonsborg-LONG BRANCH BUS CO. etary limits it must work within for next year's budget No conflict seen HIGHWAY 36, LEONARDO, NJ. until late next month. That is when the state De- partment of Education will In- on Dugan action TRENTON (AP) - The coun calls to two high-ranking de- sel to the Joint Legislative partment officials.

Committee of Ethical Stan- Conrad's group played a 1 dards says he has found no major role in defeating plans ALL OFFICES WILL CLOSE evidence of conflict of inter- to build a 252-tank oil and est on the part of state Sen. chemical storage farm along AT 4:00 P.M. ON James Dugan, D-Hudson, in the waterfront from Jersey representing a company that City to Bayonne won state approval for an oil Conrad's complaint was CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S EVE. tank farm along the Jersey based on disclosures that Du- City waterfront. gan reportedly urged the offi- Thi> findings by rnunwl Wil- cials be tailed to speed up the Ham Lanning absolving Ifti Metropolitan application be gan marked the outcome of a cause it was costing his client complaint that Dugan, an at- money Dugan admitted mak- torney, was in conflict by rep- ing the phone calls, but said resenting the Metropolitan Oil that his inquiries were to Our Co. of New York learn about the status of the The complaint, made by application Theodore Conrad, president Lanning said his findings of the Hudson County Citizens were based on statements Committee, charged that Met- supplied by Dugan and by As- Directors, Officers ropolitan received approval sistant Environmental Com- for the tank farm from the missioners Glenn Paulson and state Department of Environ- Joseph Barber, both of whom mental Protection shortly af- reportedly confirmed receiv- and Staff ter Dugan made telephone ing phone calls from Dugan Wish You a Very School gets hike in state support SAVINGS Happy Holiday HIGHLANDS - The Henry will begin work next month, Hudson Regional Board of and to restore numerous ex- Education has been given ap- tracurricular and co-cumcu VALUES proval to petition the state lar programs that were elimi- commissioner of education nated from the 1176-77 school and a for permission to spand budget because of a shortage 117,181 that has become avail- of funds at the time the budg- able In additional state aid. et was compiled. Approval was needed from the borough councils here and Prosperous New Year. in Atlantic Highlands before Train cute set the board could approach the commissioner Borough Coun- Christmas Eve cil here granted its approval NEW YORK - Regular last Wednesday. The Atlantic daily service will be operated Highlands governing body on all former Penn Central gave the board the go-ahead trains (MOO series) between Monday Bay Head and Newark and The funds became available New York on Christmas Eve, MARINE VIEW to the district last month as a according to Consolidated result of the state income tax Rail Corporation (ConRail) The board must now submit Trains of the former Cen- SAVINGS its petition to the state by the tral Railroad of New Jersey "DYNAMIC SAVINGS ON NATIONALLY end of the month. (UN series) will be operated ADVERTISED FIRST QUAUTY f ASMIONS1 Joseph L. Isch. school su- on Saturday schedules on that MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS . UNCROFT 44 APPLE STREET. NEW SHREWSBURY perintendent, said the money date, except trains No SJM 142-2727 PHOME NUMBER TOQ ALL OFFICES (71-MM will be used to hire an addi- and S71, which will not be op- •uionu tional English teacher, who erated, the company said. The Daily Register Letelier's Cuban contacts exile. The disbursement had of the payments Her letter to Established in 1171 - Published by The Red Bank Rtgiilrr By JACK ANDERSON Letelier, she said, was "per- ud LES WRITTEN been approved, she explained, by the party's leader, Carlos' sonal," and she couldn't un- Secret papers found in Chi- WASHINGTON derstand why it would be ARTHUR Z. KAMIN lean exile leader Orlando Le- Altamierano, who is reported to be living In exile In East made public "unless It was to President and Editor telier's attache' e*ae alter hit hurt" Letelier's cause. assassination show be had SCENE Berlin Despite our efforts to per- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor been collecting a mysterious The Chilean Socialist Party 11,000 a month through a "Ha- has offices in East Berlin, Ha- suade her to clear up the vana connection " from the wreckage. vana and Rome. Intelligence mystery, she finally said: "I can't comment." ' SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1978 The papers also reveal that The briefcase was returned sources contend that money Letelier's office had been in to the murdered man's fami- couldn't have been trans- Footnote: Letelier had 1 close contact, perhaps in- ly. But first. Intelligence mitted to Letelier without the ANDERSON planned to visit Cuba on Sep- 'I suppose I ghould develop a broader base. nocently, with a top Cuban in- agents copied the contents for Cuban government's approv- tember 21. In the attache' al. We have omitted the name case was also a letter he had telligence agent named Julian possible clues that might lead of Letelier's young colleague, Tones Rizo . to the assassins Another letter In Letelier's written to his old friend, Cu- because he has received an ban Foreign Minister Raul The respected Letelier, a They found some unexpect- briefcase was written on assassination threat But we former Chilean foreign minis- ed clues that were even more Sept. U, 1176, by one of his Roa, introducing a Dutch questioned him for an hour. sympathizer. ter, was blown to oblivion on fascinating. The briefcase young colleagues. It tells of a The young nan contended per- September 21 as he was driv- contained papers so sensitive meeting in Havana with suasively that he was totaaly CANCER THREAT: The ing down Washington's tran- that Letelier probably carried Emilio Brito, a Communist unaware of the Intelligence Environmental Protection quil, tree-shaded Embassy them to prevent their theft by Central Committee function- roles of Brito and Rizo. Agency has discovered po- Row. Accompanying him in CIA housebreakers. We have ary. According to our In- tent, cancer-causing chem- his blue Chevrolet were two now seen some of these hush- telligence sources. Brito is af- Letelier, at the time of his icals being dumped into a riv- passengers, Mike Moffit and hush papers. filiated with the Cuban plan- death, was affiliated with the er at the Eli Lilly pesticide his wife, Ronni The bomb They show thai Letelier re- ning group that directs the Institute for Policy Studies plant in Indiana. blast also killed Ronni, but ceived fl.OOO a month through subversion of Puerto Rico and The Institute's director, Mar- The dangerous chemicals, Mike miraculously survived. a "Havana connection." His the United States. cus Raskin, said he had no known as nitrosamines. are knowledge of Letelier's secret considered unsafe for human He telephoned us afterward contact was none other than The letter thanks Brito for payments. "What he did for In anguish and pleadra with Beatrice "Tati" Allende, some scholarly material "re- consumption. "All three of his Chilean Concerns was to- the nitrosamines found in us to investigate the assassi- daughter of Salvador Allende. ceived from the hands of Ju- tally outside his Institute nation. Our preliminary find- the Chilean president who lian Rizo " The writer prom- your discharges have been work." Raskin told us. "As a shown to be powerful carcino- ings indicated that Chile's was slain In 1973 by a military ises to send other academic fellow at the Institute he was dread secret police, known as junta. Tati now lives In Ha- information to Brito through a total success who per- gens (cancer causers)", the DINA, probably had been be- vana with her husband, who "la Mision," meaning the Cu- formed with brilliance and EPA wrote Lilly. hind the bombing. Now our is a Cuban official. ban mission at the United Na- skill." Yet, incredibly, the agency investigation has turned up In a May 8, 1175. letter to tions. is allowing Lilly to keep dis- some unexpected devel- Letelier, she notified him that Officially, Rizo was listed Lelelier's widow, Isabel, charging the chemicals into opments. he will receive |S,OO0 as an as the first secretary of the told us she was aware of pay- the river. "There is a prob- The blast that killed Lete- advance payment "para Cuban mission. But as early ments, but speculated that lem," an EPA spokesman lier, we have learned, re- apoyer tu trabajo" — "to sup- as March 1, 1976, we identi- they must have come from conceded. "But the present vealed that he had been lead- port your work." This was to fied him as a spy in diplomat- the exiled political party, not level of discharge is not an ing a strange double life. The be followed by the monthly ic disguise. "His mission at from the Cuban government. imminent hazard to human evidence was locked in a 11,000 payments. The money the United Nations," we We reached Tati Allende in health." Samsonlle attache' case, would come, she said, from wrote, "is to develop contacts Havana by telephone, but she A Lilly spokesman agreed which investigators salvaged the Chilean Socialist party In with radicals in this country " declined to reveal the source that there is no danger. Everybody got paid By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIH IIIIIIHHIII Apple sawed the chops and were dead. ground the beef and gave me When he was 81, he came to My old man was always In a free frankfurter as he jot- live with Kelly and me be- hock. It was a way of life. He THE ted dollar signs on the pack- cause he was alone. We re- invented the time-payment age. Around the corner was fused to take a quarter from plan. Until I was 21, I didn't REPORTER Michael Heir. He owned a him and that took his inde- know that people laid out clothing store. Well, he owned pendence away. He made it cash for anything except bus it less the suits he sold to the up by taking us to lavish din- fares, crap games and church Bishops. My old man, my ners. That thing had sliding doors services. brother John and I kept Heir Big John had an ulcer. He All the rest went Into a and was closed all winter. We close to the fence. had a player piano in there shook a few waiters by order- book. We had a tired insu- Big John was addicted to Ing Com Flakes and a double rance man who knocked on which we owned outright in BISHOP four years. I had a suit with single-breasted, navy-blue he borrowed (300 for our an- hooker of rye. the door once a week for a suits, high stiff collars and The accumulation of cash premium. Big John said It two pairs of trousers which nual vacation. was mine in six months. My florid ties. He was a big man Waterwitch was hardly a worried him. He was 85 when was a game. He was betting with a big chest and gleaming he beckoned me into his bed- we'd all die; the insurance mother had a Singer sewing cruise from where we lived, machine which she worked black shoes. When he passed but we loved it. We kids were room. No matter what the sit- Our federal bureaucracy company was betting we'd Michael Heir's store, he win- uation, Dad was seldom em- live. tiff by sewing rosettes on barefoot for two weeks. The A major theme of President- that setting such restrictions will ladies garters at a penny ked and said, "Mike, see you way he ran the operation, we barrassed. He was flinching a elect Carter's election campaign was discourage too many talented He wasn't ashamed of all apiece. on payday." were lucky to have shoes the little as he tottered arund the room in his slippers. the promise to reorganize and people, both in law and industry, the payments he had to make. Mr. Goldman owned the Payday was twice a month. rest of the year. The whole neighborhood was grocery store. He wrote every It was get-even time. Dad He retired from the police "Listen," he said. "I have a streamline the enormous federal bu- from accepting government service. in hock. Cash was a com- Previous presidential appointees item in a little book-. He wet never allowed himself to get department in 1123 and lived little money in that drawer." reaucracy. modity used by the rich to the pencil with his lips. When beyond his depth in debt. He until 1969. He hit the pension He pointed. "When I go, I Recognizing that same bureau- have had to make economic sacri- show that they were different. the bill reached a certain alti- fancied himself a mathemati- system harder than anybody want you to divide it between cracy's inherent resitance to the fices such as putting large stock We never knew anyone of tude, he said, "Dunt vurry." cian althugh he was lousy at except grandpa who retired in you and John and Adele wealth. We read about them idea, Mr. Carter has so far adopted holdings in trust funds before gain- My father fretted because arithmetical puzzles. Twice a 1903 and lived until 1955. Okay?" a cautious approach to overhauling ing Senate approval for Cabinet or Everybody in our world Goldman was his pinochle month, everybody was paid. Big John worked hard and I nodded. "Now this is the other regulatory posts. Limiting lived in railroad flats. We partner. Nor did it leave him broke. had good careers. He was important part. See that the tangle of government agencies. green tin box? I have 1400 their opportunities for employment climbed three fights of stairs Mr. Apple was the butcher. He always had enough left white-haired bustling and As a corollary, though, he has pro- — "It's good for your leg He dealt solely in cash, but he for contingencies and $2 a hustling for a buck. He dealt •there. Do me a favor. When I posed through his press secretary, after government service may be muscles" — and entered by set up deferred payments for week to my mother for pin only in cash, and it unnerved go, buy a dinner for any old Jody Powell, the establishment of asking too much, they say. way of a dining room. There Big John because be was a money. There was a bank in him a little. On payday he put friends who come to pay their stricter limits on a federal employe In addition, there may be con- was a kitchen, a bathroom for lieutenant of police. Those Jersey City where he was a rubber band around the roll last respects. What I'm trying who later works for industries regu- five, two bedrooms and some- people could find health viola- known only in the loan de- and tossed it into a bureau to say is, let me go out as a stitutional and legal questions about thing called a "front room." tions In a church. partment. In June each year drawer. The good old days sport." ... lated by, or that do substantial busi- legislating restrictions on a govern- ness with, the employe's agency. ment employe's activity after leav- This "revolving door" move- ing public service. Indeed, just two ment of personnel from industry to days after Mr. Powell's announce- ment. Atlanta lawyer Charles Kirbo, The great pregancy flap government and back to industry a close friend and adviser to Mr. opens up a number of possible By JAMES J. KILPATRICK '»' IIIMIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIMIH ual because of the individ- legislation to Congress. abuses. Among them are the weak- Carter, appeared to draw back from ual's sex. Mr. Justice Brennan, lead- ening of competition for govemmen- the original position, saying he was The Supreme Court contin- CONSERVATIVE In its 6 to 3 decision, the ing the dissenters, vaporized ment contracts and the tendency of unsure whether the Carter code of ues to catch flak from car- Court found no violation of at some length about "com- ethics would be stricter than the one toonists, editorial writers, and the 1964 act. Speaking plex economic and social" regulating agencies to become pro- women's organizations fur its VIEW through Mr. Justice RehT^ considerations. He appeared tectors of tKeimlusmes tney are used By- President For

Bj> SVLVIA PORTER lictions which apecify length of May. dayi of the week, ad- denied boarding on oversold flights whea the Modest occun Check other vital details in advance with the airttae Record-breaking numbers ol you will be heading oversets vance purchase requirements, cancellation penalties, etc Always reconfirm your international flights preferably at starting with the Christmas holidays this year A winter vaca- If, for instance, you travel on a discount fan and you the airport or ticket office. II you reconfirm by phone, get the tion outside the US is becoming a way ot holiday lite among "break" the fare by, say, returning early or exceeding the YOUR MONEY'S name of the agent, note the dale and Unit ol your call American workers in the middle-income groups is well as limit allowed, the fare reverts to the normal for the entire tnp — which could be very costly to you. Get the facts before among high-salaried American executives and the idle rich. If your luggage does not arrive tl the airport when you do you travel But running into problems getting there or back can ruin or 1/ it is damaged, report Ike ton or damage at ear*. Ask the your holiday even more than daily rains at an international WORTH Check your tickets when you receive them Be sure they agent to fill out a Property Irregularity Report and get a ski or seaside resort What, then, can you do to improve your are written for the transportation you want Don't wait until copy. II your baggage is not located within three days, odds against this threat, assuming you take scheduled flights you get to the airport to try to correct an error request claim forms Your report at the airport i» not a claim, ottered by certificated earners? First, the basics: If you are "bumped" on an international flight originating which must be filed within tl days la writing the tune Until line's employes must assist you if you need help In under- or terminating in the US, foreign and US. carrier flights on filing claims for damage is seven days after you receive Every carrier authorized to operate large aircraft nights must pay you "denied boarding compensation" (DBC) ThU your baggage to and from the US must file a "tariff" with the Civil Aero- standing it. Some of its provisions are printed on the back ol applies to reservations made in the US Flights between for- nautics Board. This is a slatement in which the overseas car- your ticket coupon Read them eign countries are not covered by the regulation If you are On international nights, lh» carrier's maximum liability rier declares what transportation il is authorized to provide International air transportation does not come under the refused a seat on an international flight for which you have for checked baggage It M17 a pound and for carry-on lug- the fares and rates charged, the responsibilities the carrier direct control ol the CAB to the extent that domestic flights confirmed reservations or a ticket, you could be eligible for gage. MOO per passenger It your checked baggage Is worth assumes for its passengers and Iheir luggage, the limits of the do Fares and related conditions are generally established by compensation if: (1) you have a confirmed reservation, more, declare a greater value and pay a slight chtrge it the carrier's liability. It is your contract and must be approved agreement among members of the International Air Trans recorded in the carrier's reservation system, or a validated ticket counter by the CAB portalion Association (IATA). The CAB, however, must ap- prove all such agreements ticket; (I) you check in at the gates within the time limits If you experience a problem, write to the airline presi- The CAB requires that airlines make the tariff available Now the specifics: specified by the airline; (]) you comply with the carrier's re- dent If the response Is not satisfactory, write to the Office of lor public inspection at every location where the airline sells Be sure you understand all the conditions that apply to confirmation requirements. the Consumer Advocate, Civil Aeronautics Board. IBS Con- tickets. It's complicated and difficult to read — but the air- the fare you purchase. There are many fares and carrier re- The CAB requires the airline to issue you a notice of necticut Ave , N.W., Washington. DC J04M Some items that might affect your pocketbook in'77 Because they are not feder- obvlout, which to: By JOHN CIINNIKK riod ot economic instability, been off this year. They are The Federal Reserve ally taxed, an interest-rate of during which interest rates probably more Interested In Board's Regulation Q either Municipal bonds commonly six per cent on one of these NEW YORK (AP) - Keep might rise or fall precipi- small retail customers than dies or has Its life extended are told with long maturities securities, typically Issued by in mind these items that tously, you can look for len- ever before. on March I. Don't automati- The full price It guaranteed U a city or school district or might have an impact on your ders to raise their pressure Moreover, they feel the sav- BUSINESS cally assume that if It dies the bonds are held to matu- municipal authority, can be pockctbook in 1977: (or variable rate loans. ings banks, or thrift in- the big commercial banks will rity But if redeemed before the equivalent of nine per maturity, a bond-holder often 1. Home mortgate lenders As applied to mortgages, stitutions as they are called, raise their rates Experience cent or more offered on a tax- must accept a lower price. are becoming more and more such loans would rise or fall owe them something in return ANALYSIS suggests many of them won't exasperated by what they feel for the latter obtaining the able security, depending upon A fund reduces this risk by in accordance with the gener 3 Municiptl bond funds ire the buyer's tat bracket is the Ulogic of guaranteeing al level ol rates, or costs the right to issue checking ac- the latest rage in the mutual holding many boadt of a tix'fd borrowing rate on lender must pay in order to counts, once the monopoly ot fund industry. Many people teem to think varying maturities Never mil nil in that such securities Involve theieat, when you decide to loans. have money to lend. the commercials. The "munifunds" ire catch- little or no risk, since the Itt- tell, you mutt accept the Donald Kaplan of the Fed- 2. Commercial banks are The big commercial banks, But there's a catch about That is, while commercial ing on strongly among small Ing power of the issuer stands market value of thetc secu- eral Home Loan Board, a led- seeking to end the interest therefore, are fighting to end banks can offer five per cent investors, who seem to have which you should be aware: behind the bonds. But many rities, and that might be low- eral agency, put it this way: rate differential that permits Regulation Q, which enforces and 7 50 per cent, many of become decidedly con- Whereas the thrift Institutions fail lo__recogntie the . er than what you paid, "What other businessman, savings banks to pay a higher the differential on them They them haven't been doing so servative. For an Investment have been offering the top whose cost of materials is not return on savings. want to be able to offer borro- On passbook savings, for ex- of as little at $1,000. a buyer 7our Doorway To Security Since 1887 lixed, contracts to deliver At the moment, savings wers an interest rate attrac- rates of 5 25 and 7 75 per cent, ample a large bank here qui- can take advantage of the goods and services for 30 banks are permitted to pay tive as that paid by the the commercial banks have etly has been offering only 4.5 tax-exempt quality of munici- years on a fixed-price con- up U> 5 36 per ©ant on ordinary thrifts. « not. percent pal bonds tract? passbook savings and 7.75 per "For that matter, what cent on certificates of deposit working homeowner or con- Commercial banks are limit- sumer saver would today ac- ed to five and 7.50 per cent, cept an employment contract respectively. which fixed his or her salary Growth stock investments The commercial banks are for 25 to 30 years?" quite unhappy about this situ- By DAVID R. SAKI.KN I uled to expand by 6 per cent With the world apparently ation, especially since their annually over the next ten going through a prolonged pe- big, wholesale business has Q — I recently acquired yean, but better prices could 110,000 from the estate ot my cause annual earnings growth HOLIDAY deceased father and would SUCCESSFUL from coal to exceed 10 per like to invest this money for cent. Also promising are the the future. My husband and I company's oil and gas explor- are both in our middle fifties, ation efforts, both domestic HOURS have no outstanding debts INVESTING and In the North Sea and no material needs. V.R., J.C. Penney, long the lead- California er in the retailing of soft ALL BRANCHES A — Since you do not need goods, It seeking to come current Income you should and 1977 results will almost owned Consolidation Coal-, the closer to the fashion image of place the money in good qual- certainly establish another nation's number two coal pro- department stores, but at a ity growth stocks. Rollins, record. In the September ducer. Electric utlities are price advantage of 10 to 20 THUR8DAY, DEC. 23 Continental Oil, and J.C. Pen- quarter, net rose 14 per cent. customers for about 80 per per cent on most itlems. The TIL 8:00 P.M. ney, all on the Big Board, The Orkin pest control divi- cent of the coal, buying under company Intends to make a FRIDAY, DEC. 24 would be excellent choices. sion Is benefiting from ex- long-term contracts up to 26 distinction between consumer Rollins derives most of its pansion into new market ter- years in length Most current segments in its marketing TIL 4:00 P.M. STOP PAYING revenues from pest control ritories, stricter sanitary production is Eastern coal, programs Concentration will THURSDAY, DEC 30 operations, but other areas In- codes and price boosts. All which would benefit from ex- center on the contemporary TIL 8:00 P.M. clude protective services, oil other operating areas are pected emphasis by the Car- segment, basically consisting and gas field services, out- showing increased revenue ter Administration on this re- of younger adults 25 to 30 FRIDAY, DEC. 31 door advertising and broad- gains, as well. gion's coal. Consolidation's years old, the biggest fashion TIL 4:00 P.M. FOR YOUR casting. Earnings for the success in mining technology spenders Also, growth is no- June 1(76 year rose for the Continental Oil gets almost also gives it an added edge. table in drug stores and the sixteenth consecutive year half of its profits from wholly- Coal production Is sched- catalog business With equal dollar in- vestments in these three com- panies, "your capital should build up a comfortable base for future retirement (Mr. Sargent cannot answer all maU personally, but will answer all questions possible CHECKING. in his column.). TO SOMEONE SPECIAL- SOMETHING SPEC] When you give someone a Singer sewing machine, you tc giving something itilly special And light now, giving one it easier. SALE With special low pines at every Singer Company slorc. At the Shrewsbury State Bank there is only one type of checking $ account—and that is an absolutely BANK SERVICE CITED - First Merchants National Bank honored 46 of ONLY 87 free checking account. 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Call The Daily Guests of honor will be ON A MACHINE WITH and a built-in Register, H2-40OO. ask for the Date Secretary Commander Louis Bonavita, FLIP & SEW SURFACE. buttonhole! of Neptune, and Kay Kegley, The Touch A Sew* II machine makes ' Shrewsbury TODAY of Keansburg, president of in-the-round sewing of cuffi For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical moral the VFW Auxiliary. Com- and haid tu jet tu plain easy Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church ol Middle- I ejiutci puih-button fmnt dtup-i mander Bonavita has been bobbin (eliminate! IB steps in State Bank town. Dial 671-3319. active in the VFW for the I Mi Broad Sarxt SMMfcmy - ' ••»"• nidinjiy bobbin winding) ami DECEMBER 15 past 25 years. Mrs. Kegley two-jitp buttonholci. Carrying Red Bank Catholic Senior Class, "Chinese Auction" has served in the auxiliary for case or cabinet extra Trade- -Good NrtgW»r» M»*« Good B«nk»r»" in cafeteria, 7:00 p.m. Refreshments 100's of prizes. All It years ins auepted Made in U.S.A. invited. |1.5t> admission. For information call 542-6451 Carl A Daniels, of Eaton- town, and Mrs. Sonya DECEMBER.IS, 16,17. 18,19. 21. 22. 23.24 McCarthy, of Middletown, are WITH LCVE FROM Guild of Creative Arts Holiday Sale ot onginal paint- chairmen of the dinner dance ings, sculpture, ceramics, by our exhibiting and associate Further nformation on the af- PRICES OPTIONAL AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS artists, also gift certificates. Open daily. 12 to 5. Closed •A Trweiwt ol THE SINGER COMPANY SINGER fair is available from Mr MmnbarFDlC •9 Broad 81 Rod Bank MJ 747-MO6 Mondays. Admission free 120 Broad SI.. Shrewsbury Daniels. 12A Southbrook Gar- dens. South St. Eatontown Monmotitti Mall Eatontown NJ M3-4747 I 8 The D«lyRegtoter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. IS76 State aide says T&E won't fcrush local autonomy' •y DAVID ASTOU administrators and teachers said Us Hail "Each district Tbeae steps are: ample to toe first three steps. tablished, Us. Haul said, the ment will not say 'off with John J. Piliha. aiaiitait here, Hi. Julia Hall of the approaches It differently " — Goal development. Us HaU said that the "goal "needs identification" would your head'," Us. HaU said, superintendent, lauded the MATAWAN - An official E1C, (a technical assistance Ms HaU, using the goal of — Establishment of assess- development" would be "good involve the difference be- noting that the state was in- wot of tbow in the district from the Educational Im- agency of the state Depart- students becoming "good citi- ment objectives. citizenship." tween what the current status terested in districts making who have been to the process provement Center - Central ment of Education,) noted zens" as an example, said — Needs identification The "assessment objec- of "good citizenship" was in "reasonable progress." of implementing the new Uw New Jerwy (K!<), HlghH- that different school districts that community residents' - — Development and In- tive," she said, would be es- the district and what the de- Us. Hall, In reacting to an He alia e,xpreiied en town, said that she didn't see could go about implementing definition of a "good citizen" stallation of educational pro- tablishing what "good citizen- sired level would be. audience complaint, acknowl- thusUsm with T and E itaelf, "local autonomy crushed" by the T If K law in different would vary from town to grams. ship" meant to the commu- Us. Hall also touched on edged that a lot of paperwork noting, "Up to now the board* New Jersey's new "Thorough ways. town. — Evaluation of education- nity, such as students getting how the state would deal with was required to implement (of educition) have made de and Efficient" education law School districts are re- al program effectiveness. to school on time every day, a district that wasn't meeting the new law but contended asions by reacting. T and E will help boards make dec! Speaking to an audience of T and E is a model the quired to follow a six-step — Budget review. for example. its goals under T and E. that the program would be aOOl by a plan ' Matawan Regional Board of state asks you to use for deci- process every five years un- Applying her earlier ex- Once this definition was es- "People in the state govern- beneficial to students. Education members, achool sion-making In your district," der T and E, Us Hall said. Sea Bright is considering The perfect gift comes from school renovation study a SEA BRIGHT - The Hoard Ms. Geayer, as she discussed proval. D of Education'is expected to the proposed contract Ms. Geayer said the beard decide tonight whether If the board agrees to the had already corrected the to award a contract to an feasibility study, Ihe archi- deficiencies that could readily ULfU architectural firm to make a Jll tects recommendations will be amended, leaving only the feasibility study on renova- be forwarded to the state De- heavy structural alterations tions to the 84-year-old ele- partment of Education for ap- to be considered. THRIFT DRUG FEATURES THE mentary M-lniril CONSUMERS GUIDE TO PRESCRIPTION PRICES Preliminary estimates on An easy to rtad retarenca book lining In* top 1OO0 pmcripllont upgrading the school's condi- and their ptlcet. Know what you're paying bafort your pntcrlptlon tion to comply with the state SELECTION Is tilled health and safely codes an' Get An Oneida between 1150,000 and $200,000. PRICE according to Ms Janr Revere Bowl Free! Geayer, a member of thr AST MINUTE GIFT IDEAS- board Ms Geayer, who hcarinl a POND'S FANTASTIC CHAMPAGNE survey committee which in DESERT FLOWER terviewpd several archi- DREAMFLOWER CAT GIFT SET BUBBLE tectural firms, said hr will recommend that a contract DUSTING POWDER FOAM BUBBLE BATH 1 Vi oz. Cologne for the study be awarded. BATH and 2 02. Body "We're making a last ditch - T.lc effort to save the building," Nl. wt. S o>. Ms Geayer said F,ee,or. * ^ COLONIAL The school was iilcd by the limited time only. 29 79 state Department of Kduca lion for 24 violations of Visit any one of Colonial's offices, 1 • 2 99 health, safely and fire codes and get all the details on how in July Since then, several of to start your own Oneida OUR OWN BRAND OUR OWN BRAND the violations have iH'en cor- Silverplate collection. OLD SPICE ENGLISH LEATHER rected However, the remain Memtwi FDIC ind hdehty Union B|ncorpor'it,on H6T MAIKWW iiMK TREASURY TREASURY ing deficiencies generally lie AFTERSHAVE AFTERSHAVE in the major structural area. FOAM BATH AFTER BATH LOTION LOTION "They (the slate board of Hartal, Strawberry, LOTION education) are not brMthlng Peach or Lemon. down our neck day by day, but I have u ttellng that 32II. oz. 8 fl. 02. 411. oi. they'll wanl to know what we're doing by April," said Say 49 49 300 Museum Merry Christmas 1 1 HAI KARATE GILLETTE CRICKET MEN'S GENUINE IMPORTED is open with AFTER SHAVE CIGARETTE LEATHER WALLETS BRIAR PIPES all week Food Gift Paks LOTION LIGHTER LINCKOPT - In 1(77, the Assorted stylet. Monmouth Museum will be QIH Boxed. Ollt Boxed. from 4II oz. open seven days a week dur- ing scheduled exhibitions. Approving the new policy 49 19 adopted by the executive committee, the museum pres- 1 99 ident, William li Leonard, Set these and other Food Gift Pats on display. r stated, "Our services should : never be limited to the public because of some un<|iii'sliiinril CANDY SPECIALS- ILM & FLASHBULBS- tradition of closing on Mon- days ." BRACK'S ASSORTED KODAK INSTAMATIC Museum director, Martin R CHOCOLATES COLOR FILM Rice, emphasized that, "As long as we have Ihe staff and Cl 26 OR C11O budget to continue year-round Nt.wt.4lbs. 199 operations, this community |13 |37 museum should stay open ac- 12EXP. MEXP cording to the demands and needs of the Monmoulh Coun- ty citizens ' BRACH'S 100% FILLED The museum hours estab- lished are: Mondays through CHRISTMAS CANDY KODACHROME Saturdays from 10 am to SUPER 8 4:30 p. in and Sundays from 1 Nl wt 1 Ib to 5 p.m. The special holiday MOVIE FILM gallery schedule during the 89 current exhibition of "A Dick- ens of a Christmas" and (he TEXAS SPREAD... New Jersey Watercolor So- ciety's 34th Annual Inhibi- 1 Ib. BEEF STICK Summer Sausage, 12 oz. BOX OF 18 tion adds Thursday evening! Mild Midget Longhorn, 5 ai. Smoky Cheese from 7 to D p.m to the regu- Bar, 7 oz. Plain Gouda, l\'i oz. Belle Fleur, SMALL CANDY CANES lar schedule 8 02. Edam Stick, plus Strawberry Bonbons. POLAROID However, the Museum will 15.98plus shipping charges COLOR PACK be closed on Friday and Sat- POLAROID SX-70 urday, Dec 24-25 and Friday 69 FILM and Saturday, Dec Jl-Jan, 1, LAND FILM In observance of the estab lished Christmas and Now LIFESAVER 10 !29 Year holidays. STORYBOOK EXP. A trip to the museum's ho- 5 liday exhibition promises Ihe visitor a pleasant experience Packaged 10 rolls G.E. FLASHBULBS with the opportunity to view SYLVANIA FLASHCUBES at leisure the award-winning A61I IIIM.2" 99 Ml FLASHCUBES 119 watercolors, the charming three-dimensional "Christmas FIASMMR 10 • •*• • Carol," and shop for unique NI-POWHHASNCWB ...i and exquisite items in the KEEPSAKE RASHCUIES if*.)' MAGICUBES 159 Museum Gift Shop, the direc- FRUITCAKE MACKUIB *mV ],*.! I tor said. ftlPUASH in FlIPFLASH 1» • flat. I Banquet honors Nt.wt.1M lbs. 59 Collectors'gill tin. retiring pastor 1 20 EXPOSURE UIDE FILM RED BANK - More than OR SUPERS OR REGULAR COLOR PRINT FILM DEVELOPED AND POINTED 250 attended a testimonial MIDNIGHT SPECIAL... S COLOR MOVIE FILM banguet in honor of the Kos VILLAGE BAKER 1 Ib. BEEF STICK Summer Sausage, 7V4oz. Robert Purcell Rail, who is retiring after 14 years as pas Belle Fleur. 5 02. Smoky Cheese Bar, 12 oz. COOKIES tor of Calvary Baptist Mild Midget Longhorn, plus Strawberry Bon- Church bons. 11.98 plus shipping charges Nt wt. 11b. Among those attending the RtusabW container. . 1 i A event, which was hosted In Specltl IIim and flashbulb prlcea good Iliru Monday, J* 3.1177 the church dining room, were Tike your sekdtai with you or w1l malL Mayor Daniel J O'llern and Ihe Rev. Theodore Alexander, president of the New Jersey tiickoty farmss State Convention Of OHIO' The Rev. C. P. Williams, Of OHIO' pastor of Second Baptist MONMOUTH MALL COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Church, Long Branch, was master of ceremonies. . OCEAN COUNTY MALL OPM MON. THRU RL Mrs. Anna L. Boyd and Mrs Aggie Dixon were chair- HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN PLAZA 9*0 to 10 PJL men. NEXT TO SHOPRITE SAT. »:00 I. 10 PJl. Founding fathers united in belief in Cod

•At a virtual political axiom, yet curiously blending their Jesns." Bit hi* letters entenag 'American president! down influences la its codes, pol- stressed confidentiality U* ministry about his reflections to pre- through the yean have of- des, thought and customs. PRESIDENTS His youthfnl dtary records find their conventional in- vent further "malignant Down through the yean, his discipline: I am re- vocation of God's aid, and presidents to varying de- many of them - from their solved to rue with the sun grees have reflected that Often the early presidents AND GOD and to study Scriptures on own personal convictioni - strange interplay of reli- obviously have meant it. are classed as "deists," and Thunday. Friday. Saturday A few, however, have shown gious idealism and official that term can aptly be ap- and Sunday manuafi tM function and inevitably little intent! in religion other plied to Jefferson, but not to study some Latin author have been subjected to citi- Hill than the perfunctory getturei with substaaiatton to the the other three mornings." zen Judgments about how George Washington was toward it - at least not until others they took on the onerout re- they applied both. baptized, married and bur- Aa president, he attended tpontibilitits of the job. ,'infidel!" The complaint "Deism" affirmed that led in the Episcopal aa Episcopal church since Seven joined churchet for was flung at some of the God is sovereign creator of Church, and for years was Congregationalism then the fint time after filling the nation's most devout chief the universe, that he it to a vestryman in his home was confined largely to top office. At least two never executives of the past be- be worshipped, that worship parish in Virginia New England He wrote did, including perhapt the cause of their nonconform- demands moral conduct, moil religious of them all. As commander of the "The Christian religion, ist habits Others were criti- that wrongdoing must be Four wen tons of clergy. American Revolutionary as I understand it, is the cized for their particular repented, that there is an Three considered becoming Army, he authorized chap- brightness of the glory and pious professions. afterlife of rewards or pun- ministers Three had been lains for each regiment, di- the express portrait of the Sunday School teachers, one It's a touchy zone, and ishment But It does not eternal, self-existent, inde- specify innate human sinful- rected troops regularly to a lay preacher. the psychological roots of it attend religious services pendent benevolent, all A floe-part Chrittmas series, go back to the old theory of ness, Christ's manifestation powerful and all merciful "The Pretidentt and God," of divinity nor his atonej and repeatedly reprimand the "divine right" of kings, ed them for that "foolish Creator. Preserver and Fa- from George Washington to in which the king is ex- ment for human sin - cJjs) ther of the universe It Jimmy Carter, begint (date) sic Christian doctrine's and wicked practice of pro- pected properly to embody fane cursing " will last as long as the in (name of paper). It was the religious aspirations of which Jefferson discounted written by AP Religion Writer world ' the people. Although the "We can have little hopes George Cornell and illustrated However, he declared Madison, a lifelong Epis- by AP Newsfeaturet artist United States in law re- of the blessing of Heaven on jected that concept, it is himself a "disciple of our Arms if we insult It by copalian, also originally Dean Waite. Cornell is the Jesus" whose teachings of- studied theology for the author of several books on deeply embedded in the The Daily Register our impiety and folly," he fer "the most sublime and religion, including "Behold urge and assumptions of said in a general order." ministry at Princeton Uni- community life, whether led benevolent code of morals versity But on return to his the Man" (Word) and 'The SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1876 9 Untamed God" (Harper A by a tribal chief, an ancient which has ever been offered Sworn in as the first pres- native Virginia, he wit- Row). einperor, a modem despot toman " ident on April N. 1781, his nessed the jailing* of Bap- right hand on the Bible, he tists and other nonconform- EDITOR'S NOTE: This or Vdemocratically elected omega of our moral law," tradition of Washington and ricades Washington con- Jefferson, besides being tint InUllmeit •! i live- repeated the prescribed ists and got into politics as put Christmas Miles about wrote Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson. demned anti-Catholic dem- an architect, art patron, oath, then added words of an ardent foe of religious Ike rellglti el U.S. presi- People instinctively want the third U. S. president They weren't sancti- onstrations common then founder of the University of his own thai have been cus- discrimination dents, "The Presidents aid — and expect — their high- He contended that the very monious about it, however, and voiced respect for the Virginia, classical scholar, tomary ever since, "So help Ged," deals with (he found est Impulses to be summed foundation of individual despite the tendency to ro- Jewish heritage, which and linguist in a half dozen me God." He then bent He became principal leg five, from Washington up in their leader. rights and freedom was in manticize about the Ameri- Adams and Jefferson also languages, was also a prob- down and kissed the Bible sponsor of the BUI of U Maine. , As Greek philosopher the conviction that "these can forefathers. In fact, al- recognized in their lengthy ing Bible student While held by Samuel Otis, secre- Rights, the fint 10 amend By GEORGE W. CORNELL Aristotle put it, "politics is liberties are the gift of though most of the founders philosophical correspond- president, he compiled tary of the Senate ments to the Constitution, AP ReUglM Writer a branch of morals." God," beyond the limiting took their religion seriously ence as the root stock of Jesus' ethical teachings — embodying the guarantees That basic relationship, power of any government. and studiously, they dis- faith. omitting miraculous ele- Washington, who as presi- of religious freedom, Faith is • private process which also involves relgion Those early presidents, played an inclusive liber- Their encompassing atti- ments — into what is now dent attended si Peter's worked out In an agreement but Its disposition often as the main source and but- along with the fourth suc- ality of faith, disdaining tudes on religion, especially known as "The Jefferson Church in Philadelphia with a Baptist minister, shows up in public, particu- tress of morality, was cessor to that office, James doctrinaire rigidities and the inquiring, theological Bible" when the capital still was John Leland larly lor U.S. presidents. stoutly affirmed by the Madison, represented a spe- denominational rivalries discussions between Jeffer- there, Issued the first "The religion of every In his plan for the Univer- They display It subtly or di- early presidents of this cial Renaisance breed of son and Adams, have led Thanksgiving Day procla- man must be left to the con- "Ask me not then wheth- sity of Virginia, he provided rectly, In what they say and country, those among the man, cultivated, broad of Unitarianism to claim them mation, a custom since, for viction and conscience of er I am a Catholic or Pro- that the "proof of the being do, In the measure they founding fathers. interests, in a time before in outlook, but it was not Nov M, 1789. as a day for every man." Madison testant, Calvinlst or Armi of God, (he Creator, Pre- take of Issues before the specialization, when the cul- their formal affiliation. offering prayers at grat- wnur He called Christian- "Of all the dispositions nian," wrote John Adams. server and Supreme Ruler people tural objective was to de- itude to the "great Lord ity a "precious gift' in and habits which lead to po- "As far as they are Chris- The denominational Im- of the Universe, the Author velop a well-rounded and Ruler of nations," be- humanity but said that tor It is not, In the American litical prsperity, religion tian, I wish to be a fellow partiality of their public ut- of all the relations of moral- "wholeness" of intellect, seeching him to "pardon the government to impose it tradition of free choice and morality are in- disciple of them all." terances, in keeping with ity, and the laws and obli- character and abilities. our national and other would handicap K and dis- about religion, a qualifying dlspensible supports," Jefferson wrote that in- the new pattern of free reli- gations which these Infer, transgressions ' courage "those who are test tor government office. George Washington, the na- "They connected their stead of there being Quak- gious choice, led sectarian will be the province of the strangers to the light of Yet the element always tion's first president, said in spiritual beliefs to political ers, Baptists, Presbyterians critics to brand them vari- professor of ethics " his farewell address to Con- action," writes Norman or Episcopalians in heaven, ously as atheists, agnostics "It is the duty of all na- revelation from coming into has been there in the re- tions," Washington said, "to markable mixture of the sa- gress. "Reason and ex- Cousins in a study of their "on entering that gate, we and skeptics Jefferson's parents were the region of It " perience both forbid us to personal papers and corre- leave those badges of dedicated Anglicans (Epis- acknowledge the providence cred and profane in the* On the contrary, they all of Almighty God. to obey his James Monroe, the fifth country's politics, an under- expect national morality spondence. "They saw no schism behind, and find consistently avowed belief copalians), into which off- president, also was a Vir- can prevail in exclusion of walls separating science, ourselves united in those spring are baptized as in- will, to be grateful for hit lying concern In the shaping In God and were church- benefits, and humbly to Im- ginia Kpuucopalun and at- of its founding documents, religious principle." philosophy, religion and principles only in which goers of varying regularity, fants, and much of his early tended St John's Church In art." God has united us education was under church plore his protection and fa the unfolding of its history, John Adams, the second but not always in the con- vor." Washington, but left no the attitudes of its elec- president, declared: "Reli- Of the first five presi- all.'. . Let us be happy In ventional mold or of ex- auspices Margaret Smith, written discussions of his torate. gion and virtue are the only dents, two of them, John the hope that by these dif- actlngly orthodox creed. wife of the publisher of John Adams, whose vast religious views apart from As British writer G. K. foundations, not only of re- Adams and James Madison, ferent paths we shall all Jefferson, a deeply reli- Washington's first news- correspondence with his conventional Invocations in Chesterton put it early in publicanism and of all free originally had considered meet in the end." gious-minded man, wrote paper, tht National In- wife, Abigail, and others, his Inaugural addresses of the present century, the government, but of social entering the ministry. In contemporary par- that despite the slanders tellglencer, writes that displays a deeply sustaining aid from God. and gratitude United States "Is a nation felicity under all govern- Adams was a New England lance, they took an ecume- "who make every word when he became president faith and consuming theo- for his blessings on the na- with the soul of a church." A ments and in all com- Congregationalist Madison nical view ahead of their from me a text for new Jefferson regularly attend- logical preoccupation, was tion peculiar society, dis- binations of human so- and his successor, James times, seeing the logically misrepresentations and ca- ed a small Episcopal raised in Massachusetts tinctively sepaarating reli- ciety." Monroe, were Anglicans unifying center in one Lord lumnies I am a Christian church in a frame building Congregationalism: and In Temerrew: The Mldile at the bottom of Capitol gious and state authority, "Religion is the alpha and (Episcopalians), also the despite the institutional bar- attached to the doctrines of his student days ori- Yean. How to reduce soaring fuel bills By LOUISE COOK million barrels of heating oil on hand in the week clear plastic film to the inside of the frames The Visions of soaring fuel bills are making con- ended Dec 10, compared with 219 million barrels entire cost (or the average house is about 110. ac- sumers shiver this winter, but it's not hard to cut in the previous week and 223 million barrels In the cording lo the energy agency Fuel costs will drop costs to save money and energy same week last year by up to IS per cent Last week's meeting of the Organization of Pet- The price of natural gas — used for heating - Insulate Ihe attic and walls Putting in- roleum Exporting Countries and recent increases more than 30 million homes — also has Increased sulation in Ihe attic to a depth ol six inches can in the price of natural gas have put energy back in The federal celling price on interstate gas sold by cut heating costs by 20 per cent Insulating the the spotlight producers lo pipelines has risen from 42 cents per walls of an existing house also saves energy, bui it More than half the energy used in the United thousand cubic feet in 1174 lo fl 42 or 93 cents per is a more complicated procedure requiring special States comes from petroleum, and almost 40 per thousand cubic feel, depending on when the gas equipment and professional help cent of the oil is imported. was discovered The increases have been chal — Turn down the thermostat lo M degrees The cost of home heating oil — No 2 fuel oil — lenged by consumer groups during the day and (0 degrees at night If these was about 34 to 35 cents a gallon in most East No matter how you heal your home, the Feder- settings reduce Ihe temperature an average of six Coast .m-a.s in mid-December, according to fig al Energy Administration (KKA) says you can cut degrees: heating costs should drop by about 15 per ures In the Journal of Commerce That's about l'i bills substantially by following a few relatively cent, the FEA says The agency also says that if cents'a gallon more than it was in 1)73 An increase simple and inexpensive steps Among the agency's every household in the United States lowered tem- oi another cent or so is expected as a result of the suggestions: peratures by six degrees, the energy saved would OPEC price boost announced last week — Caulk and weatherstrip doors and windows be equal to more than 570.000 barn-is n| ml a day The American Petroleum Institute reported, The FEA says this move can cul energy routs by — or three per cent of our total daily consumption meanwhile, that stockpiles of home heating oil 10 per cent - Have your furnace served regularly If you dropped sharply as unusually cold weather hit — Install storm windows and doors If you are buying a new furnace, consider 0M with an much oft he country don't want to spend Ihe money — about 130 a win automatic flue gas damper thai reduces loss of The institute said there were just under 20H dow and 175 a door — consider taping a sheet of heal when the furnace is nut in operation They're no longer just gun molls By CAROLE FELDMAN will band together to commit In the past, she said, they woman often will have Ihe Three women were arrested Associated Press Writer a violent crime. would dnvc the getaway car. weapon in her poaanwlM nd last week in Parsippany in Women no longer are taking generally taking an inactive be directly responsible for Ihe connection with the armed The days of the gun moll the back seat in the ciimmis role in the whole procedure armed robbery, atrocious as robbery of a township delica- are ending in New Jersey as sion of crimes, Mrs Kid said ' Bui now. she added, the sault and battery or murder tessen Hmkaway D"!> more and more women are investigating the possibility acquirinjf*ffeapons", Wilding that Ihe I mi was responsible > togethe/and committing vio- lor t»u robberies there Client crjfnes without the assis- We've Battf had any hold- MHr ••flaw DM <*••• tance 4 male accomplices Some sobering thoughts up women arrested here be- BERTRAM HOME - This dwelling at 185 Garfield Ave., Long Branch, Is Tro just a natural out- fore." said Parsippanv Sgt the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Bertram, who is accused by police of growth of expanding feminine J ota Qutti stabbing her six-week-old Infant son to death Saturday. She Is scheduled to freedom," said First Assis- The average woman convict be arraigned tomorrow on murder charges. tant U.S. Attorney Richard on those holiday parties is ' morp intelligent, more 0 Hellstem phisticated and more brazen ' He said women are seeking NEW YORK (AP) - The director of ing the government-financed Corporate Head- Christian had several suggestions for than her counterpart five the same forms of expression years ago. Mrs Kid said Mother will be arraigned as men. Including violence quarters Alcoholism Project has offered planning an office party so the focus is mi some sobering thoughts for business firms congeniality, not drinking They included "Her motive is more one of State Police statistics show SUTVtvaJ than greed, the su- the number of women ar- that sponsor annual office parties during - Hire a bartender for large parties the holidays. and instruct him not to push drinks, perintendent said, adding that rested last year on murder very few rob or kill for the tomorrow in son's death The director. William C Christian, double up on dnnks or rush refills charges increased by 50 per — Serve rich and starchy snacks to thrill'of it LONG BRANCH - Mrs The baby's father, George after 2 p.m. and died at 8:22 cent over the previous year said employers ought to be aware that help de-emphasize the alcohol and help Mrs Kid predicts the nurn Elizabeth Wells Bertram, of Bertram, 23. was questioned p.m. The same statistic for men they can be liable for the consequences of slow down the absorption of alcohol into ber of women convicted of IBS Garfield Ave., is sched- by police as a material wit- is only 8 per cent serving alcoholic dnnks at such parties Police said that they had He cited a California Supreme Court the bloodstream violent crimes will continue to uled to be arraigned tomor- ness. not received an autopsy re- "It used to be that most of increase row on a charge of murdering Police were called in lo in- the female offenders were ruling that workmen's compensation was — Have key executives and supervisors port. No other details have to be paid to the widow of a man killed in set an example by not over indulging Alternatives in terms of em- her six-week-old infant son by vestigate the death after the been released. basically nonviolent," said ployment and supportive stabbing him to death with a child was brought to Mon- Margot Eld, superintendent of an auto accident after he became in- — If someone ends up tipsy, tactfully toxicated at an office party arrange for transportation to make sure agencies are needed tu stop knife. mouth Medical Center. Mr. Detective Sgt Nelson Joline the Clinton Correctional In- the upward trend, according "An employer who tolerates and en- the employe gels home safely Mrs. Bertram, 24, being Bertram called the Long is heading the investigation stitute for Women to Mrs Kid held in the county jail in lieu Branch First Aid Squad, Assisting him are Lt. John But, she said, women now courages employe drinking in connection Christian's project is financed by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse & Al- She added. "You're not go- of $B,Mt bail, is accused of which transported the Infant Naylor, Detective Bruce New- are becoming more indepen- with the job may not later assert that the injury was caused by the intoxication of coholism in cooperation with the state ing to solve the problems un- fatally subbing her son, Gre- to the hospital The child was man and County Detective dent and. faced with "tre- the employe." he quoted the court as nil- Department of Mental Hygiene less you can supply the an- gory, In their home Saturday. brought to the hospital shortly Robert Frabino mendous economic pressure." swers "

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By ELEANOR MAHKO "Instead, why not take a positive approach "For dessert I am working on i rice padding and consider all the good things of the holiday sea- mold that has fruit juice, Cointreau, gelatin and What do authors of cookbooks or food colum- son? Many of the foods traditionally served at this fresh chopped fruit among the ingredient*. I will nists do when they entertain at home for the ho- tune of year are ideal," she said with added encour- be divulging that recipe in a column next ye«r," lidays? agement. she taid Maybe they don't follow Iheir own advice. Or, For her opening suggestions on menu choice, Family critic* they go out — good resolutions to the winds Mrs. Gibbons said, "For Christmas dinner there's This is a recipe she has been experimenting But, not Barbara Gibbons. no better buy than turkey." with and her relatives will, no doubt, be happy to Our Slim Gourmet will have her entire family Her own Christmas dinner will star the big give their critiques, adding to the fun of Ue fes- of 25 Jubilant relatives for Christmas dinner in her bird tive occasion [•harming old home in Verona Her husband Wil- "This year I am making the dressing with the The turkey and other recipes she is usug for liam ''Bill" and her 21-year-old daughter, Susan, a new fiber bread and I am making low-fat gravy," her entertaining - appetizers, dips, quiche, bran- senior majoring in communications at Douglass she commented died fruit cake, mince pie, low-cal egg nog, sugar College, will give the popular columnist an assist in the country-style kitchen. The Gibbons' menu is selected and is based on her long years of working toward developing creative and delicious recipes that cut down on

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Samplings of the recipes Barbara Gibbons is SOUR' CREAM V - combine 1 cup sour half n' the above directions, add any of the following: • using for her holiday entertaining from The Slim half and 1 cup plain low fat yogurt GARLIC DIP - 1 minced clove of garlic or : Gourmet Cookbook are some crunchy, munchy MOCK CREAM CHEESE BASE I - combine one eighth teaspoon instant garlic, plus 1 teaspoon fare. She states most chip and dip trays are a die- 1 softened 3 ounce package cream cheese with one salt and 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley tetic disaster for most diet watching Americans CUP oari skim rlcotta cheese in covered blend- INSTANT ONION DIP - 1 tablespoon dry on- I who are trying to avoid calories, cholesterol and er and blend smooth. ion flakes, and 1 envelope for teaspoon instant refined carbohydrates (sugar and starch). These CREAM CHEESE BASE II - combine eight beef broth. are her alternatives. ounce package room temperature low fat (imita- . CALIFORNIA DIP - one half envelope dry Mtlittr pfcvu by Carl FcrIM LOW-FAT DIP BASES tion) cream cheese with 1 cup skim in covered onion soup mix. HOLIDAY HOSTESS — Slim Gourmet columnist Barbara Gibbons pre- Instead of sour cream at nearly 1000 calories a blender. CHILI CHRISTMAS DIP - 1 tablespoon min- , pares a porty platter with lots of colorful raw vegetable dippers for the ho- pint — or cream cheese at 850 an eight ounce ced green pepper. 1 tablespoon' minced reh pep^ Mday party season. She arranged the platter In the middle of a Christmas package — whip up a decalorized dip base In your CREAM CHEESE BASE III — Combine one per, 1 tablespoon chili sauce, one half teaspoon on- pine wreath and brings a special message of holiday cheer to readers of blender at only one half or one third the calories. eight ounce package neufchatel cheese with skim ion salt The Register, which has published her column since 1971. Try these: milk in covered blender. BLUE CHEESE DIP - freeze a chunk of blue MOCK SOUR CREAM I - Combine in a.cov- CREAM CHEESE BASE IV - combine 3 cheese, then grate. Stir in 2 tablespoons of the ered blender, 2 cups small curd cottage cheese ounce package cream cheese with 1 cup large grated cheese, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire, 1 tea- Blood bank and one half cup buttermilk. Blend smooth curd creamed cottage cheese and one half cup spoon garlic salt. SOUR CREAM 11-2 cups small curd cottage skim milk in blender. CHEDDAR DIP - freeze a chunk of extra cheese, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, one half cup sharp Cheddar, then grate. Add 5 tablespoons issues plea skim milk. AVOID - most "non-dairy" synthetic sour grated Cheddar, 2 tablespoons minced red or green SOUR CREAM III - 2 cups dry curd cottage cream or cream cheese substitutes made with oil. bell pepper, 1 tablespoon minced onion, one half for donors cheese, 1 cup plain yogurt. The fat usually used is highly-saturated coconut oil teaspoon salt. SOUR CREAM IV - put plain lowfat yogurt in and these products may be as fattening and cho- SHRIMP DIP - (for shrimp o> cold seafood^. RED BANK - The Central lesterol-dangerous as the "real thing." Jersey Blood Bank would like a paper coffee filter cone and allow it to drain in Add 5 tablespoons low-fat (imitation) mayonnaise, the refrigerator several hours until the right thick STIR AND SERVE DIPS 1 tablespoon chili sauce 2 tablespoons lemon juice, to be on everybody's Kill list To each cup of dip base prepared according to ' Alfred C. Gopel, adminis- ness. 1 tablespoon grated onion, 1 cup or more teaspoons trator, has issued a plea ask- horseradish, one half teaspoon garlic salt. ing residents of Monmouth CURRIED FRUIT DIP - (for apple cubes, and Ocean Counties to extend other fresh fruit.) Add 5 tablespoons low-fat "imi- their generosity to Include "a Turnpike again offers free coffee tation" mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon granulated sugar gift for the community " dur- subsitute for 2 teaspoons honey) one half teaspoon ing the holiday season by do- NEW BRUNSWICK - Freri wheel is the best route for a dieux Food Services, oper- salt, 1 teaspoon curry powder. ators of our service area res- nating blood coffee will be available* 11t1o tu mon ** happy holiday season. NO-)VORK DIPS - combine your favorite taurants, are continuing the dip base with a half packet of dry salad dressing Holiday donations may be torists traveling the New Jer "We are delighted that tradition of providing free mix (Green Goddess, Garlic French, Cheese-Hal-' made Wednesday at St. Jo- sey Turnpike on New Year's Marriott Corporation and Gla- Eve (or the 16th straight coffee to our patrons." ian, Blue Cheese, Smokey Bacon, etc.) seph's Roman Catholic Motorists will be served hot Church, Maple Ave., Keyport, year. Skating party ne.l CALORIE-CHEAP CHIPS AND DIPPERS colfee, or if they prefer, tea Try: Carrot sticks, celery scoops, raw mush- from 7 lo 9 p.m , on Wednes- Joseph E Robertson, depu- HAZLET - The Bayshore ty executive director, said the or milk at all turnpike service room slices, eauliflorets, broccoli blossoms, radish day, Dec. 29, at the Bay Head Chapter of Cancer Care Inc. area restaurants on the night Fire House from 7 to 9 p.m. annual service aims "to pro- disks, baby carrots or white radish icicles, sliced is sponsoring a roller skating of Dec. 31-Jan. 1 from 9 p.m. canned water chestnuts, red or green pepper and at Jersey Shore Medical mote safety on the turnpike party from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m and to alert motorists gener- to 7 a.m. A total of 4,714 con- rings, cucumber, zucchini or dill pickle chips, pine- Center, Neptune, on Dec. 27 at the Sea Shore Roll- tainers, mostly coffee, were Thursday, Dec 30, from 7 to ally that caution behind the apple fingers, apple or pear cubes, orange sec- i er Rink, Keansburg. served last New Year's Eve. lions or melon cubes. . • ••••WITH THIS COUPON!

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Kin Mary Louiac Reive* ami Samuel Turk Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell of Fresno, Cant., was marrtad Msgr PaaUrrsHty amdatsd at lac cert- Richard Howard Turk wore Mrs. Joseph B. Rhame Jr. here yesterday to Robert S. Peck, sea, of Mr. and Mrs. lrwla moay, which was foUowed by a recepUoa • married here Saturday la the was matron of honor for her Peck, M Carte Las*. The BarcUy, Besmar home of the brlde'i parents, sister Edward Turk, the The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Philip E Schedh anas Baal Facaade aad Jay Haas wart Mr. and Mn. William H. bridegroom's brother, was lar of Temple Shaari Emeth, Engushtowa, la the Peck home, the couple's hoaar atteadaaU Reaves, M River Ave. best man setting also for the reception Mrs. Waesssr wu graduated from Share The Rev. Raymond Wen- Mrs. Turk was graduated Marcta Uvine and John P. O'Mara Jr attended the Regloaal High School, West Long Branch, renberger, pastor of First from Northeastern Bible Col couple. aad Setsa Hall University, Soath Oraafls. •» Christian Assembly, North lege, Essex Fella, where Mr Mrs. Peck attended Fresno State University and was Is la the penoanel dlvisioa of Coopers • PUinfieM, officiated A recep- Turk is a student. She Is a swarded a BA degree In Journalism from The George Wash- Lybraad, Newark tion followed in the Reaves' marketing assistant at Com- ington University. Washington, DC She is editor for News- Mr. Rotator Is an alamnas of Jamas home. pu-Serv Network, Inc., West paper Enterprises Association, New York City. CaldweU High School aad attended LyMaV. The bridegroom U the son CaldweU Mr. Peck Is an akimnut of Red Bank Regional High School burg (Va) CaBage and FtlrWga DUhkuaa. (Nee Mary Louise Reives) of Mrs. Elsie Turk of North Mr. and Mrs. Turk will re- and received a BA degree in political science from The University, Ratherford He U asataUat raaa- side-in Montclalr after t wed- George Washington University He attended Cleveland-Mar-' Mr.taiMn asjsr of Isaaflrlal Flaaace Co.. Bit—Raid, ding trip through the south shall College of Law, Cleveland, Ohio, and was awarded a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from New York University Strub-Larkin College of Law He is a legal Intern in Cleveland Municipal ELBERON - The mar- and Mrs Paul Strub, 17 Riv- Court. Hamill-Pogmore riage of Miss Linda Graham erside Ave., Tinton Falls. After a wedding trip to California, the bridal couple will Larkin tad Peter Michael Judith Larkin and Peter reside in New York. SUDBURY. England - Miss Sberl Pog- Strub was solemnlied here Hartung were the honor at- more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pog- DM. 11 In St. Michael's Ro- tendants. • more of Banbury, Oxfordshire, and Bruce E man Catholic Church. Msgr Keller-Janezic Himill, son of Mrs Raymond A Huse, Utdt Paul Bradley officiated Mrs. Strub was graduated TUCSON, Arli. - Miss Mark Charles Janettc, broth- Silver Point Road, Little Silver, N.J., and the There was a reception in Deal from Eden Hall, Convent of Diana Lynn Jtnezic and Allan er of the bride. late Richard H. HamUl. were married here Coif and Country Club. the Sacred Heart, Torresdale, Pa., and attended Dunbarton Brent Keller were married tot a. Parents of the couple are hare Nov. M In the home of Mrs. Keller was graduated College, Washington, D. C. from Benson Union High The bride, s singer, and Mr HamUl, a Mr. and Mrs. Clement Gra- She was graduated from lion- the bride's parents, Mr. and ham Larkin, U Willow Drive, Mrs. John Joseph Janezic. School here. She and her hus- pianist snd composer, sre presently con- mouth College, West Long band attend the University of nected with musical groups in the London Ocean Township, and Mrs. Judge Toby Levetter offici- Branch, and is employed as a Arizona and are majoring re- ares. Mr. HamUl Was graduated from Rum- ated at the service, which NEWCOMERS MEETING rate analyst In the marketing spectively In law enforcement son-Fair Haven Regional High School, Rum- department of Southern was followed by a home re- HOLMDEL - Newcomers and wildlife ecology. Mr. Kel- son, N.J.. and the Berklee College of Music. Railway, Washington, D. C. ception. Club of Holmdel and Colts ler was graduated from Mid Boston, Mass Mr. Keller's parents sre Neck will meet Jan. II at I:M Mr. Strub is a graduate of dletown Township (N.J.) High Mr. aad Hn. Bran a.m. in the United Church of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller, School and attended Tulane Christ Fellowship Hall, Main High School and attended the It Spring Garden Road, Lin University, New Orleans, La. St. Speaker will be Gloriai University of Hartford In Con- •*Ji 'F- • croft, N.J. ftecht of Becht k Co., necticut. He is a restaurant Miss Ann Beth Keller, sister After a wedding trip to Whalen-McAvoy Mrs. Feter Strab of the bridegroom, was maid Phoenix, Mr and Mrs. Keller Shrewsbury realtor*, who will management trainee with Jol- Church Tat Rev William C (Nee Unda Larkin) of honor. The best man was re lid* here. HOLMDEL - Miss Kathleen Mary discuss ways of making ly-Ox, in Alexandria, Va., McAvoy and John Whalen were married here attd. There wu s reception la homes more attractive to where he and Mrs. Strub will Dec. II la St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Restaurant, East Keansburg. prospective buyers. make their home. Jefferson-Dixon Parents of the couple are Mr aad Mrs Eugene J McAvoy, Buttonwood Place. Has- OLD BRIDGE - Miss Keren Lynn Dtxon let, and Mr and Mrs Donald Whalen. Hudson and Warren Edward Jefferson were married St, Wast Ktaasburg here Nov. I in the Macedonia Church of God in Christ. A reception followed in the Luther- Karen Turlington aad James MariaUli an Church of the Good Shepherd. were the couple's honor attendants Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ed- Mrs. Waalea was graduated from Rariiaa ward Jefferson, Wesley Road ben. Both Mr. High School. Haxlet, and Mountainside School Dixon and Mr Jefferson are elders in Mace- of Nursing. Montclalr She Is a registered FROM OUR HOUSE donia Church of God in Christ. nurse at Rlvervttw Hospital. Red Bank Elder Hampton Colclough officiated at TO The bridegroom, an alumnus of Mater the service. Dei High School. New Monmouth. is enroilad YOUR HOUSE The couple's honor attendants were Fran-' in the medical-laboratory technology pro- cine Jefferson and Richard Morgan. gram at Brookdale Community College, Ua- Mrs. Jefferson was graduated from Marl- croft. • boro High School. Mr. Jefferson, an alumnus 674 BROAD ST. of Madison Township High School, Is em- Mr. and Mrs Whalen spent SHREWSBURY Mr. aad Mrs. Warrea Jeffenta ployed by the Marlboro Police Department. Mr. aad Mrs. Jala Wkaha moon la Acapulco, Mexico. Inclinations to change partners

wu present. < Dear Ann Landers: I am Please advise me. — N.N.P. there My tame Is Mary About three months ago writing to you about my prob- Dear N.N.P.: Last year I Jones. Waal's yours?" when he forgot for the im lem because I don't have the would have looked for the pteenth time, I stepped for- My hasbsad has neVer courage to talk tt anyone New Haven postmark on the ANN LANDERS ward, put on my biggest failed to Introduce me slact else. envelope and muttered a few smile, extended my hand to - No Longer Ignored I am It years old, have a words about "those Yalies." short, bouncy cheerleader Just one fella's view for what- Dear N.L.I.: I like year But today, what with Renee and a tall, masculine BMOC ever it's worth, Annie Sign the most attractive man in lovely wife, three beautiful the group, and purred, "HI, style, lady Nothing succeeds children, and a secure Job. I Richards (formerly Dick Ras- — usually a football Jock. me - A Bird Watching Cat bite success. * Tisthe am very much In love with klnd) and several others com- 2. Back when the maxi- From Connecticut Even if drinking Is the "la" my wife's father. ing out of a wide assortment coats came out, the short Dear Bird Watcher: Thanks Newcomers, thing In your.crowd, It season We have been together (my of closets, I'd believe any- girls clumped along like cows. for meowing In this direction needn't crowd you out. Learn wife and I) for nine years. I thing. I actually saw one gal FALL Many pussycats wrote to Encore clubs the facts fron Ann Landers's to be sparkling have bees in love with her fa- Get some counseling and (Tier foot got caught In her comment, but you were the booklet, "Boots and You - ther for two years. I dis- urge your father-in-law to do hem). The tall girls swirled In only Tom. host party For TeeoAgers Only." Saad a graceful glide when they Dear Ann Landers: The let- Your Keepsake diamond will covered he also had the same the same. Your therapist will M cents la coin tad a long, feelings for me eight months advise you In regard to shar- walked. ter from Mrs. Invisible really LEONARDO - The New- self-addressed, stamped enve- sparkle forever with its perfect ago. ing this with your wife — and 3. At dances when I got got to me. I was Mrs. Invis- comers snd Encore Clubs of lope to Ann Landers, P.O. clarity, precise cut and fine white what to do If you are strongly stuck with three or four ible too, until I got smart My Holmdel and Colts Neck had Box 14S0. Elgin, 111 Mill His wife died in l«6« He a combined Christmas lunch- color. There is no finer wants a life with me and I inclined to go the other way. peewees in a row, my neck addle-brained husband never would start to ache from used to introduce me to his eon here In the Beacon Hill diamond ring. love him, but I don't know Dear Ann: Recently you Country Club Some III what to do. Neither of us are printed a letter from a tall leaning over (I am 5'iO"), but friends either, and I got sick one dance with a tall gal and and tired of reminding him guests attended the event, flaming fags. We are sure no lady who signed herself which featured fashions from Keepsake* one has the slightest Idea that "Height of Happiness." She my neck "recovered." This Is (with a gentle nudge) that I Rtfiarml Diamond tin* the Village Shop. Belford, and we are involved so deeply gave several hints on how to hats from Edna's Millinery, with one another. handle her height. I'd like to Tinton Falls My wife would be very add my two cents worth. (I'm Medical aides' group Mrs. Robert Haines, Colts shocked and hurt, but both a guy, by the way.) Nedt, and Mrs Victor Sco- her father and I feel that our 1. There IS a change In atti- tese, Holmdel, were in charge love should not be denied. I tude between high school and invites new members of the arrangements for New- don't know what to tell her er college. In high school, most comers, and Mrs Robert IF I should tell her at all. boy-girl pairs consisted of a LONG BRANCH - The Monmouth County headquar Monmouth Chapter of the ten, 111 Bath Ave. The next Miller and Mrs Charles Roth, American Association of Me- meeting Is Jan. II both of Holmdel, for Encore dical Assistants Invites any CBi. SUPERMARKET person working under the su- In addition to educational Note to new cooks: mixing pervision of a physician to bowls often come in sett of programs planned by the three. You may find it easier to 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Join its organisation which chapter, members may also meets regularly on the third mix In bowls with slanting attend seminars throughout sides than in bowls with Wednesday of every month at the state. The local chapter 7:30 p.m. here In the Family straight sides, so take this into PICK-IT also has a Job placement ser- consideration when you are and Children's Service of JERSEY NUMBER GAME vice. equipping your kitchen. Pick any threw numbers — your can play A GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a week WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER

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•y GORDON BEABD Bell also contributed aM-yard •earn, Bradshaw had little coded a Baltimore i AT Sa*rti Writer Uckoff return and FrUco Har- trouble picking apart the Colts1 vtaataf streak. BALTIMORE (AP) - Pitts ris gained Mot his 1» raining suspect secondary. Bradshaw The Held goals by OtwJa I burgh's vaunted defense held yards on a second-quarter was sacked Just once, moments tow as usual and the Steelers Jaunt Harris suffered tajured before nalftime-but the Steel- pasaesby safeties) ramped over the Baltimore ribs and left the game early in ers recovered and Gerela kick- and Glea Edward* I Colts 40-14 In a National Foot- the third period ed his second Held goal with half Bell's H-yard I ball League playoff game Sun- "This is a good as we've four seconds to go In the half tan, after Baltimore day with big-play help from the played offensively," Noll laid doted to within 1-7. act up 1 offense and special teams Rookie Hike Kruczek, whodi- rlton'i first TD run. of the Steelers' JM net yards. reded six Pittsburgh victories "Our passing game up until to- The Colts recovered a 1 Baltimore's offense, rated while Bradshaw recovered day was a kind of 'what pass- son fumble on the I No. 1 in the NFL, managed from his regular-season In- ing game?' situation. The line two-yard line following the I only 170 net yards against the juries, took over at quarterback did a super Job in pan protec- yard Jaunt by Harris, but 1 league's top defensive unit. But midway in the final period. He It was the Pittsburgh offense tion, terry couldn't have asked Steelers came right back i" completed five of six attempts which caused the biggest sur- for anything more." forcing Baltimore to for 44 yards. prise, as the Steelers won their Coach Ted Marchlbroda of Bradshaw confledb 10th consecutive game in a the Colts said, "I think maybe Baltimore's Bert Jones, Swann on the »yar*er I march toward an unprece- today we found out we're not a meanwhile, was under constant onds before halftime. dented third straight Super Super Bowl team. But I told the pressure. He was sacked five Bowl championship. players to hold ther headi times, intercepted twice and au* » u 11 •Mtlmnr. I • • They face the Raiders in high—not too many teams can completed only 11 of 25 passes Wn—Lawlt H (Km frwn I (Mat UMl Oakland next Sunday with the go 111" for M net yards. r in-re (XrWo « American Conference title at Rocky Blcier, Pittsburgh's The Steelers, who had XW-Cirr 17 pou kom JtMl (LMMrt kick) stake. The Steelers have won it other 1,000-yard rusher in 1176, allowed only 28 points during Plti—Horrlton 1 rvn lOtrtta fclctl Pttt—Swann It pou from trsMWW U toe last two seasons by beating also left the game with an in- their nine-game streak, gave up S Before the half ended, with t. >M yordi,' Krucnk «*•.«. Svjr the Steelers ahead 20-7. Theo back sacks during the regular the third period. That victory JOOMII-UJ, IM Bradshaw:'Nothing to fear BALTIMORE (AP) - Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw and running back Franco Harris generated the i Bradshaw said he "eliminated the fear factor" from his offense. Harris had 132 yards before leaving the game with J game. Along with it, he eliminated the Baltimore Colts from bruised ribs in the third quarter. the National Football League playoffs. Pittsburgh's No. 1 defense, meanwhile, held the Colts to "I've been hurt for 10 weeks, but today I was relaxed and their lowest point production of the season. But defensive not thinking about getting hurt," Bradshaw said after passing tackle Joe Greene, the leader of Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain for a career-high three touchdowns as the Steelers wiped out front four, said he was surprised the Colts got that many.'" the Colts 40-14. "I wasn't afraid to go all out, you might say." Bradshaw returned to action in the regular-season finale a "I figured them for six, 10 points maximum," said Gre< week ago after sitting out several games with neck, back and who had one of five sacks of Baltimore quarterback E Jones. "But I never figured we'd score 40 points. Ni it in wrist injuries. their defense." On Sunday, he was able to concentrate on throwing the football without worrying about the normallyferodous rush of "We tried to take away the big play," added linebac Baltimore's front four. His offensive line controlled the Sack Andy Russell, a two-sack man Sunday. "The Colts try to hurt I Pack, allowing It to get to him Just once and giving Bradshaw you deep. We took that away. They got some points, but they ' plenty of time to spot receivers. worked for them." "I had great protection," he said. "We have a great of- Both Baltimore touchdowns capped drives of more than «>$ HARRIS HAUL- Pittsburgh running back Franco Harris bulls his way past Baltimore linebacker fensive line and they've been doing the Job all year. But today yards, and Jones' longest completion was a 25-yarder to \ '' Jim Cheyunski for a long gain. they had to be extra good." receiver Glenn Doughty late In the game. Rams forget past, shoot down Cowboys DALLAS (AP) - Los Angeles redeemed Itself for a hu- I was in — the ref must have thought I was over, too and the Rams to Minnesota for next Sunday's NFC title match The victory was sweet revenge for a 37-7 trouncing suf- miliating loss a year ago and charged into the National Foot- that's what counts," said McCutcheon against the Vikings. ball Conference title game Sunday with a 14-12 victory over fered by the Rams at the hands of the Cowboys in the NFC He added: "I got In on the first thrust and it's just natural Los Angeles apparently had Just tied the game 10-10 on title game last year hi Los Angeles. the Dallas Cowboys on Lawrence HcCutcheon's controversial for them to complain and say I didn't make It." Tom Dempsey's 24-yard field goal but safety Cliff Harris bar- fourth-quarter touchdown run. Efren Herrera's 44-yard field goal gave the NFC Hendenon, so emotionally choked up that he could barely ged into the Rams' kicker and the officials marked off five champion Cowboys a 3-0 lead in the first period. McCutchfon hurled himself into the Cowboy line on third speak, salf, "We stopped him at least six inches short. I was yards and a first down at the Dallas three-yard line. But the Rams countered in the seond quarter behin down and was hit by linebackers Thomas Henderson and Lee right In front of him and I wasn't even In the end tone. The Cowboys held for two plays before McCutcheon squi- Hoy Jordan on the vital play. rookie quarterback Pat Haden, who completed passes of "He wasn't In there ... He wasn't in the end zone, peri- rmed his way under a pile of players 41 seconds into the and 42 yards to Harold Jackson before rolling around left ei There wasn't an Immediate touchdown signal but referee od! I hit him square up ... He did not go anywhere but fourth quarter. for a go-ahead touchdown to make it 7-3. Fred Silva tossed up his hands after he unpiled the mass of straight up." The Rams' defense was superb in the seond half. After» players at the goal line. Waters' blocked Jackson's punt to put Dallas in j*, trailing 10-7 at Intermission, Isaiah Robertson, Dave Elmendorf for a 47-yard scoring drive late in the seond period. o< "There's no doubt in my mind that 1 made it — I thought Jordan, playing nil last game in a 14-year career, said: "There's no way he made It over. He was closer to the goal and Monte Jackson thwarted Cowboy drives by intercepting Laldlaw bulled across from one yard out with 48 seconds left quarterback Roger Staubach. .i i • i-H the first, time than the second Unto" hi the half to give Dallas a 10-7 lead. .i 7 . i i-n Dol - FO Mtrrtro 14 Even unflappable Dallas Coach Tom Lahdry exhibited a With 3:03 to go and the Cowboys facing a fourth-and-two- The Cowboys, three-point favorites, blew an excellent LA-HOM4I un UHTUHV kick at the Los Angeles 32, Robertson knocked down a pass in- Dol - 1 ciidlii. 1 run Htrrtro kick little steam when asked about the play scoring opportunity early in the game when rookie BButchi , LA - McCutctmm 1 run iwriniv tick tended for Preston Pearson to beat back a Dallas comeback Johnson dashed 44 yards with a punt to the Rams' 28-y Dol - Sofvtv. R. Jachwn roo out ol tnd IOM "I don't see how he got it over — It seems like we had him stopped dead," said Landry. drive and give the Rams the ball. line However, defensive end Jack Youngblood sacked S BjisM OMtn Flrildo»m n Los Angeles Coach Chuck Knox said: "We finally proved Three plays later, they had to kick - and Charlie Waters bach and offensive tackle Ralph Neely was flagged for r Polling yard* HIM it to the 'doubting Thomases' could win a big game. Dallas blocked his second punt of the day, giving the Cowboys tbe ing to put Dallas out of field goal range. Return yordl ball on the Rams' 17 with 1:52 to play. Pot Ml 3 had our number, but this win turned that around. The series set the tone for the day as the Rams Me Punn Three passes sailed incomplete. On fourth down, Stasbach SUubach four times and kept the nimble former Navy» Fumtilnloit Jr "Revenge? No, revenge isn't tn my Vocabulary," he Pamltln vordi •* »94 added. "1 don't believe In rsvwige wins. The victory was a hit tight end Billy Joe Dupree, who fell In a tangle of Rams American from scrambling. (Ml team effort." players half a foot short of the vital first down. The Rams, Staubach completed only liof 37 passes for lit yard*. once again in possession, all but ran out the clock, then punt- Staubach summed up the mood of the team by Haden, who was not expected to start until'Us a er Rusty Jackson ran out of the end zone to give Dallas'Us fi- knee ligaments hrailed rapidly late in the week, hit 10 of: , JOntitoft II saying: "I feel disappointed ... I had a chance to make nal two points on a safety on the final play of the game. PASSING - Lo. Angtlti, Modm 10-11 J. Ill yordi. Dellot, Slouooch 15-17 J, ISO some key plays, but I didn't." for 152 yards but had three Interceptions. It was a costly fumble by Drew Pearson which defensive Los Angeles has not advanced beyond the second round ( It was a roughlng-the-kicker penalty that preceded end Fred Dryer recovered at the Dallas 3t that set the win- the NFL playoffs in its history. The West Division chan McCutcheon's run - and It was McCutcheon's run that sends NFL Playoffs ning touchdown drive in motion. posted a 10-3-1 record in the regular season

PnFMtballALAGUace By The Associated Press Saturday's Games I NFC Dlvlslta Playoff Minnesota J5, Washington 20 • AFC Division Playtff Oakland 24, New England 21 m Saaday's Games AFC Divisional Playoff Pittsburgh 40, Raltimore 14 NFC Divisional Playoff Los Angeles 14, Dallas 12 Saaday, Dec. M A NFC (namploisalp Los Angeles at Minnesota. 1 p.m. AFC Caampteashlp Pittsburgh at Oakland. 4 p.m. Saaday, Jaa. I Saper Bowl XI AFC Champion vs. NFC champion, 3:30 p.m.

-•sal ft£ COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL llaaaaQ HfcM AIR CONDITIONING •1 "TEMP-CON SERVICE" BRYANT GAS FIRED AIR CONDITIONERS SERVICED LONG BRANCH 229-0400 GETTINQ TOOETHM - It wojnt unanimous at first when Lawrence yesterday between Los Angeles and Dallas. Some officials didn't know at McCutcheon of th« Rams bucked over for %jcore In tht NFC playoff game first (left) but then all agreed.. .and the Rams won, 14-12. c SHREWSBURY, N J MOMMY. DECEMBER 20.19/8 Tkt» Dfckfy IS June Classic runs into a Wall

NEPTUNE - All of sudden, everyone is prised, as though I shouldn't have been," ex- That wrapped things up for Wall. The Crim- last year. And he hat moved up a weight class Wall coach, whose team Is 34 la duel meets looking to.Wall Township as the strongest wres- plained Wall coach, Harry Whlttley. "You al- son Knights would be champions since last year white they're wrestling in the this season "I enjoyed it. It was a very well- tling team in the area And can they be ways go into something like this believing you But there were still some Individual scores same weight class " run tournament " blamed? can win, but I was still surprised when we did." to settle. In between 148 and 171, Steve Aquino of Ra- Friday and Saturday were Wall's days In The Crimson Knights fashioned that vic- mapo took 158 with a decision over Kevin Kleva Besides the trophies for outstanding wres- Before the 115 pound match, unseeded the sunlight as the Crimson Knights took first tory, against IS other teams, by putting four of Red Bank Catholic Aquino won the very tler aad most pus a third individual trophy was Keith Alston of Neptune decisioned Toms River In the tint annual Neptune Classic, gaining wrestlers in the finals with only one going down dose battle. M awarded for the fastest pin and that one went three Individual victories in the finals as to defeat North's Tony Baccello. for the title at 122 and to Dan Cnooka. a IJs-oounder from Toms River at 19, Dave Archer, the No. I seed from How- George Hoyt at 108, Steve Humeniuk at 170 and Hoyt, the No 1 seed at IN got Wall going in Big Sam Mills, who everyone expected to North, who got a M-secood pin In Ihe opening ell bill Red Bank Catholic's BUI Hercakowski In Ted Vitale In the unlimited class, all recorded the finals with his victory. He defeated the No win at 188. did what everybody expected and round Closest to that was a M-second pin by 2 seed, Neptune's Keith Wallace, 44. in won at 118, beating Ramapo's Farley Ressler. Neptune's Scott Bigalow in the unlimited class Eric Left of Southern took the 141 title and M. Mills was the third Long Branch wrestler to ' Those victories helped Wall get 118 ft In the first bout Saturday night, Southern's Long Branch's Ed Balina was the winner at gain an individual title. points to outdistance runner-up Southern Re- Chris Cassidy, the No. 2 seed in the 101 division MPTimt ClAttK 148, defeating Rich West of Wall, 8-2 gional (or the team trophy. Southern had 105 defeated Notre Dame's Chris Cantwell, 10-8, to The unlimited dais saw Vitale, the No. I 101- CIWII Caaitt? laoKtnarm a Citru Centwtu moir* points and three individual champions while keep the team outcome somewhat in doubt. "Balina is a very good wrestler," stated seed from Wall, pin the No 2 seed. Middletown Ramapo was third with 88 points and Toms When unseeded Len Sofleld.of Southern took 115 Whittley "My boy, West, did an excellent job Souths BUI Smack III- LtriMieTa ISeirlMrn'o MIVTJ.'.I. l«H4M«r RlveT North, fourth, with 87. with an upset, 14-8 victory over last year's dis- He has only about a half a year of varsity ex- The pin came at 4:41 but Vitale was in com- Komi. 1M Middletown South, which had two wrestlers trict champion Hugo Pinto of Middletown perience but he's doing a real fine Job " plete control of the match going up by better lit- Oe«a Archer (Hewetti a ttu Herceoewttt (tea tart* In the finals, was fifth overall with 72 Mi points South, it looked like Southern might still have a So did Wall's 170-pounder Hunenluk, who than 1* points before recording the pin CeewKT.VB l»- Met) Wove (Lent Brencttl e *rl tever (Sevlherrii. and host Neptune, which had a champion in chance for the team title. took three of his four victories by pins to win "If Smack Is as good as everybody says he 141- trie Lett llawtntrwl a trie* tern** (Tern* tlver Keith Alston at 122, was sixth, garnering 68 ft the Most-Pins trophy. He defeated Glen Green Hartal. 01 But that chance was wiped out after the 135 is," commented Whlttley. "then Vitale is a su- 140- fo tonne Her* troncrwd ticftareil IWalll II team points. bout when Matt Skove of Long Branch, one of in the finals, 12-1. per wrestler He did real well out there " lit- Sieve Aeutrto (temeeel a fctvM KIOYO (tea bent Ait It was Wall that created the most ex- 170 - Srtvt Hwmenrwk iweio a Gif> Grteri itawaail. II t three teams to have three individual cham- "Steve did a wonderful Job." related As did Wail. It was a nice way to spend a let-lain Mill* (Lent trench) a Ferle* tetntf ibamaeel. citement for area wrestling fans. pions, pinned Southern's Art Beyer at 1:M in Whlttley. "This weekend he beat two kids who weekend for Whlttley Uat- Tea vilett IweHI a tin Smack iwiaaieiaww Sewthl. "Everybody's been asking me If I was sur- the second period. were both runner-ups In two different regions "Yes. it was a nice weekend." offered the Barons bow to Rangers as Esposito stars

•areas Itw goal of the season—lops in Ihe Dan Makmey scored Detroit's The victory gave ihe Flyers 45 points and first place in the NEW YORK (AP) - Veteran NHL only goal early In the second NHL Patrick Division, out center Phil Esposito scored one A fight erupted at 16 Mot the period on a la-footer that went point ahead of the Idle New goal and set up two others Sun- second session with New York's off goalie Gerry Desjardins' York Islanders day night, leading the New Pat Hlckey scoring a clean |a* knockout of Cleveland defense- Clarke's tally, hu second of York Rangers to a 3-2 National Flyen 4, Rackets I Hockey League triumph over man Glenn Patrick Patrick did the game, came when he de- the Cleveland Barons. not return to action after being PHILADELPHIA (AP) - flected a shot from the blue Hobby Clarke'spower play goal Esposito opened the scoring knocked to the Ice by a Jarring line by defenseman Ijirry right-hand punch at 17 If of the second period Goodenough past embattled at 15:50 of the first period, tak broke a 3-3 Ue and gave the ing a neat backhand pass from Cleveland got its goals from Colorado goalie Doug Favell, Bob Murdoch, brother of the Philadelphia Flyers a 4-3 victo- who faced U shots in the itame Bill GoMsworthy and sending a ry over the Colorado Rockies 10-foot shot between the pads of Rangers rookie, Don, and •rolu I. Peatplas 3 Frank Spring within a 6 ^-min- Sunday night In a National Cleveland net minder of Cities Hockey League game. BOSTON (AP) - Hsnk No- Meloche. It was the first time ute span of the third period wak scored two goalk and as- in 10 games that the Rangers Spring, who had hit the goal sisted on two others Sunday had scored the first goal of a post with a shot in the closing !\ 111. Standings night in leading Ihe Boston contest. seconds of the first period, con- CAMfttLLcowFiamci Bruins to a (-3 National Hock- Esposito got an assist on nected with 254 remaining In ey League victory over the the game but a last-minute at- w i T t>. te O* Mike McEwen's goal at 7:01 of eniloetleftle It 7 1 « 170 tv littsburgh Penguins the middle period after tack, with Meloche replaced by N V IMneeri To 0 4 44 111 ait extra skater, fell short AllenM II II 1 H Wt H The victory, only the third McEwen's followup of an Espo- N v Renteri 14 II 0 M 111 in Ihe last II games, enabled twfOM D»ntea • sito shot bounced off the goal 114 SI leull 11 17 4 » 07 the Bruins to retain a one- post and was put Into the net Sabre* 4, Red Wings I ChKeao It It 4 74 Itl II* Colorado 1 10 1 II to HI point lead over Buffalo in the by Barons defenseman Bob BUFFU.P (AP] - Rick Vancouver t n 1 71 tl 1)4 NHL's Division 4 rare Stewart. Minneurte 4 It 7 It I) Martin scored twice, his 20th wAieiconfluence m •ton I, Black Hawks 4 Steve Vickers made it 3-0 and 21st goals of the season, In Norm OKWee Mentrrol IS 1 4 14 lo! n CHICAGO (AP) - Pierre nine minutes later poking in the leading Buffalo to a (-1 victory IMAnoolet II 11 It n Its i» Planle fired in a 2S-foot shot rebound of an Esposito shot for over the Detroit Red Wings in a PitiUMron 11 II 1 11 101 tl. Detroit , II 17 4 te tj 114 with 5 21 left In the game Sun- New York's J7tb power-play National Hockey League game Wairilnaion 10 II 4 14 tl IJt day night to snap s 4-4 tie and Sunday night eetioo 7^*10 "l 44 IK 1ieniol si LOUIIO NY, double minor. I«:M. its first victory in Its past 11 away In the first period to put Mortlrtol 7. Lot Ana*Itl D Third P« lod-4. c kvtlond. Murdoch 13 tr4aV*tSaV.|F • VJInTl IttocAaom. Moruk). 10:14 1, Cltvtlond. the Sabres ahead to stay Jim SprlnaSIMoruhl. 17 Oi PtftolHti-Nont PhiiwwipMti 4, Colo*ode 1 Shot) on oool-CltvtlorM) S 7II-H Schoenfield collected his first •etton 1 HMtfrurah 1 SHOT. . .SCORE - Gil Perrault of the Buffalo Jim Rutherford for a score. Sabres went on to win Ntw York li \h t * later In the period, scoring on a •wfittio t. Dtrtmn 1 O 0 a I 11•—Cltvtlond.Mtlor.h« Ntw SI lowttt, CMCOQO * Sabres knocks shot past Detroit Red Wings goalie the NHL contest. York. Grallon A-17.U0 30-foot shot Relive Sports' r Greatest Moments Dallas says, Bama's Bryant tells Bear' facts MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - played a major role in bowl siana," Bryant declared. "1 vised game Bryant voiced worry about Alabama Coach Bear Bryant is match-making In recent years. didn't help arrange this game " Donahue expressed some UCLA'sspeed and balance. f well known for trying to "out- "The reason I'm so nervous Both coaches said their in- worry that his Bruins might "They have much more psyche" his football opponents is that I thought UCLA was the jury situation would have little find it difficult facing Ala- speed than anyone we've No way' by down playing the Crimson University of Central Loui- effect on the nationally tele- bama's wishbone offense played." Bryant said Tide's readiness to play. But Bryant's opponent in the Liberty Bowl Monday night showed Sunday that he is well on Ram TD aware of the Bear's tactics Princeton-Rutgers tonight "The other night Coach DAttAS(AP) - W1OI IBinly aisguisea bitterness, Bryant lold my wiTe, Andrea, —NEW" loss coming anhe lianas 1W7-7T Hnraimr led In [ami of Ihe young season the Dallas Cowboys firmly disputed a controversial that she was young enough to gers, which defeated Prince- Maryland Last year Prince- scoring by 6-5 junior Frank against SI John's when he touchdown call yesterday that gave the Los Angles a 14 be my daughter," said UCLA ton by one point in the open- ton won the Ivy League title Sowinski. who Is averaging scored 25 points in an 86-70 Babe Ruth crashes his 60th 12 National Football Conference playoff victory and a coach Terry Donahue at a news ing round of the NCAA play- with a perfect 14-0 mark and 12 2 points per game TV* loss ticket to the NFC championship game next week in conference Sunday offs last year, faces the Ti- finished with a 22-5 overall East Hanover forward is also home run in 1927 Minnesota. "I knew at that point we gers tonight at Rutgers Gym record as the loss to the Scar- noted as one of Ihe lop defen Rutgers will play Us initial Tlw awn ritomoiiMo momaMi "There was no way he made it over," said retiring were about to be had." The in the opening game of the let Knights, 54-53. ended the sive players in the Kasl on a Eastern CoUcglat* Basketball al dlii Mi alhaf o.UU»di«J Dallas linebacker Lee Roy Jordan, referring to Law- youthful Donahue and the leg- New York College Basketball season team that led the nation in League game al I'm. ntoti CMH . through graduation last June big scorer is 8-5 Bob Slaugh thers, a Western Division fa CENTURY Or CHAMPIONS. l«« vonte. will try lo reverse last ipem boot ol Hit country Tkn "We started moving back and laying him down af- for the traditional pre-game "It's a great game to start and is missing Arrnond Hill. ler. currently averaging 12 year's 102 71 defeat in Hul lundtomo otw voiuma Itatarot ter the whistle blew," said Jordan. news conference. the college basketball series," Mickey Steuerer and Barnes points and 5 2 rebounds per game Hit watntan ol itio aa>l •"' •*• • Aie crucial play unfolded on third down and was And true to tradition, the said Scarlet Knight coach Hauptfuhrer — all of whom gtti Gym Pitt joins Wf.t pttttal Babo Haiti Mick.y Man doublfy significant because, trailing by three points at coaches concentrated more on Tom Young. "We're just 17 started for Ihe past three The Scarlet attack is led by Virginia, Penn State and Du da Jtkan« Umlil. Iorf» Brad the time, the Rams most likely would have had to settle levity than they did on the busi- miles away and nobody likes years The trio led the Tigers 6-1 senior guard Ed Jordan queane as the west cgnlmKent Ikm. Mariammad Ml. Jat Loan for. i tying field goal. ness before them Monday to lose to your neighbor." to an overall mark of 00-23. The Washington. D C. native while George Washington. B* RatMl. Bob Caai, Ctrdio Linebacker Thomas Henderson, talking softly night. The Tigers are off to a fine the NIT title, the Ivy Cham- is scoring over 20 points per Massachusetts. Villanova and Htwt. Bo»b« Hal. JtiM Owtu. through tears, said he was the first of the Cowboys' de- start this season winning four pionship and an appearance game and has 29 assists on Rutgers make up the IM • The coaches' entrance trig- in the NCAA playoffs Jotmtn Wtnimutti Milk Spill fenders to confront McCutcheon and we stopped him at of five games with the lone the season He had his best try gered a barrage of strobe lights •.mold Palmar. Jack Nicklam least six Inches short of the goal. as photographers attempted to Jiajmy Cannon. Chris Euan ind "1 was right in front of him and I wasn't even in the capture the two men together lunditdi mtrt II it bttatilaif • end wne. 1 hit him square up. He did not go anywhere on film. mlialod both in color tad block but stfaigM up ... He wasn't in there He wasn't in Ux Big turnout for Reilly-Todd races Throwing his trademark end tone." checked hat on the table, LONG BRANCH - Out of its nihtlr-annual Bill Reilly- A CENTUKV OF CHAMPIONS With a sigh, Henderson added: "We played too Bryant turned to the photogra- taking the 10 kilometer run' event and Jack Fonss of the the 160 people who made their Todd SkuUy Day Road Races damm good to lose! It hurts to come up short of your phers and said: with a time of 30:56 and Bob Peddy School clocked a 5 02 2 •ai wrintn by Tho Anocialtd way to Takanassee Lake yes- The races are in honor of to win the boy's 14 and under 'ran Startl Suit t crack loam o( „ goal . All of a sudden, it's over." "Ya'U be sure and get my Falciola of Netcong winning terday there Just may have two olympians, Reilly, a mile run let raaattan wne ctotr IBWH | Dallas Coach Tom Landry said the Cowboys made hat in the picture 1 get 48 the 10-kilometer walk, clock- been some future Olympic steeplechase runner in the itoo many costly errors to win and pointed specifically cents for each one we sell " ing a 50:25 Red Bank's Elaine Fox won rvonti ireaad the world Its 0 to a roughing-the-kicker penalty on a Los Angeles field competitors IMS Olympics, and Skully. a Frank Scaccia of Ocean the girl's 14 and under mile latilitdiao, ckronicla ol Amari goal that led eventually to the Rams' winning touch- One reporter asked the And if there were, they walker in the 1(76 Olympics, Township was the winner of with a time of 1:22 7 while :a I Intritt paitimi and it is down. coaches if their teams were were in the right place since both from Long Branch the high school five kilometer Rodney Craig of Lakewood loan atw lor oaty ii K by rwi "But we still seemed to have them stopped," Lan- ready to play. the Long Branch Department Eight races were run, with run. going over the route in and Jennifer Turner of Fort *ing wl and auilint tilt tadottd dry said of the disputed score. "But the rets are right "I've been in this business a of Recreation was sponsoring BUI Scholl of Bnck Township 11:31. Janet Kimbleton of Del- Monmouth were the winners oapon Bo »mong Uio lint to gat .down there on the goal and they said he was in/' long time," Bryant said "I ran ran a 12:13 in the worn in the boy's and girl's II and bit atw cbaaiaion ol ipom book! I Laridry and the Cowboys also expressed some dis- can't ever tell Many times I've en's two-mile run to win that under mile races thought our team was ready, 1 (may about the fourth-down pass from Roger Staubach Americans set tourney A CENTURY QF CHAMPIONS ' Xa Billy Joe DuPree in the fading moments. The pass and we went out and" played Vas just short of a first down poorly." Officials of the New Jersey Tournament dates will be "1 don't know what happened on that last pass." Donahue, with a deferential Americans announced that February 25. 26. and 27, If77. PRE-STIGE •0X411,1 N.J nod toward Bryant added, "I've •MM Landry said. "It looked like he was swept back on the plans are being worked out with game times to be an- Enclosed <3 I tactte." been in this business a short for a professional and ama- nounced later KEYSTONE SAVINGS time, and I can't tell either." Please send me DuPree and Staubach both said the pass around the teur May indoor soccer tour- copw» of A CENTUrHr OP Los Angeles seven-yard line was good for 10 yards and Bryant, with a barely nament to be held at toe Mon- According to Hewson, along CHAMPIONS al 86 95 each Ihe Aral down but that the official marked the baB im- straight face told the newsmen mouth College gymnasium with host New Jersey Ameri- properly be was surprised when he during the last weekend in cans, three other American tound out bis Liberty Bowl op- Februrary Americans' Public Soccer League teams will "I just got pushed back." DuPree said. "He didn't I My. mark it where I caught It ... It's one of those things ponent was to be the University Relations Director, Gil Hew- participate in a "most goals" you,have to live with, I guess. You can't change it of California at Los Angeles. son. said that Monmouth Col- tournament A total of $10,000 now." That was a reply to those lege has agreed to lease their will be awarded for 1st who have suggested Bryant has gymnasium for the event. through 4th place teams. 14 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1976 fHoley' mackerel; Germans did it "I don't doubt It a bit" said Capt. David H. Hart of of the Miss Bamegat Light. The trawlers were working Fish and Game Council. Byrne nominated Ralph A. Cape May when I told him yesterday of reports that beyond striking distance of the party fishing boats Real of West Long Branch, and attorney However the i (irrman trawlers were doing a big job on Boston which are having a miserable winter fishing season off nomination was not confirmed by the State Senate mackerel east of Bametjal Ridge the south Jersey shore. There seems to be some doubt that he will be con- fumed. Very few mackerel have moved close enough to the Hart is chairman of the Mid Atlantic Fishery Man- Hart said he was upset because Byrne did not notify I :icni Council which met at (he Coast Guard facil- New Jersey shore for any of the head boats to work on HENRY this fall him that he would not be renominated for a council ities mi Governor's island in New York last Wednesday seat. He said that he got the news from another source and Thursday "At that meeting we resolved that spe- The Doris Mae VI wound up with all of the fish- SCHAEFER in Trenton. Byrne has since apologized. Hart said. • us imiuding mackerel, porgies and fluke will no long- ermen who appeared at all of the docks at Bamegat He served on the state council for 20 years and was er lie fished for by foreign flag ships after the 200-Mile Light on Saturday morning, all 10 of them. Five first got chairman for six. Byrne recently renamed him to the Law gOM into effect next year," said Hart aboard the Miss Bamegat Light, but Myers knew that Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. they wouldn't be overcrowded if they moved over to HiiiiiiiiiiiHiMMiitiiitiiHimimmiHiiiiiiiimiiMiiimiiiiimiiiHiiili 1 ii'i'p concern about the declining stocks of Bostm Capt. Charlie Eble's boat. At last week's meeting Coast Guard officers as- iii.ii kfii-l was one of the major reasons why East Coast bean piled >ip in the lobster hole 14 to 15 miles off shore puns ;iml commercial fishermen alike fought so hard At last week's meeting the fishery council voted to sured the fishery council that they are prepared to en- Myers said that the whiting that were in the deep force all rules and regulations laid down to protect U.S. fur I he 200 Mile Limit One of the most vocal, and in- hole inside of Bamegat Ridge seem to have disappeared name John Bryson of Delaware executive director He Is strumental, was Capt Howard Bogan of Brielle who secretary of the Department of Natural Resources in resources. again, so he has now gone back to codfish icxik newsmen and national TV cameramen to sea on that state. Foreign ships will still be permitted to fish within many a trip aboard the Jamaica to show them Just He plans to put out a setline each day so that the He would replace Donald G. Birkholz who has been 200 miles but under rules and quotas laid down by the whut tin' Russians and other foreign ships were doing to fishermen will have a good chance to take home a cod- acting executive director. Birkholz works for the Na- management councils. our fishes fish or more even if they fail to take any on rod and reel. tional Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), State Fish Pretty good fishing for whiting but just straggler Pier, Gloucester, Mass., 0193d And some species such as mackerel which are so The first report that the East Germans were wrapp- codfish was the word from Capt. Andy Applegate of the Hart told me that he is not unhappy that Gov Bren- Important to the sports as well as commercial fish- ini; up mackerel was given to me by Capt. Don Myers Capt. Applegate, Atlantic City. He said the whiting have dan T. Byrne did not re appoint him to the New Jersey ermen will be denied to the foreign ships.

imiiimiiiiiiiiii Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifuiimiiu Chile:Panatta's favorite dishMcQuire's policy: SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Italy, led by champion Adr- lano I'anatta, won all but one match and beat Chile 4-1 in To tell the truth the 1976 Davis Cup finals, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Elsewhere in college basketball, top- which ended yesterday. It One thing you have to say about Al ranked Michigan routed Kent State 102- was Italy's first Davis Cup McGuire: He's honest. One thing you 66; No. 5 San Francisco won its Cable title in the 711-year history of have to say about Joe Hall: He's dejec- Car Classic with a 93-87 victory over the competition. ted. Florida State; No. 6 Cincinnati ham- Chile's single victory came Those were the reactions of the two mered St. Louis 86-53; No. 7 Alabama Sunday when Belus Prajoux, college basketball coaches after their crushed Virginia Tech 108-78 to capture the No 3 Chilean player, beat teams were upset Saturday night. the championship of the Dayton In- Italy's No 4 man, Tonlno "I personally think Louisville is bet- vitational; Detroit upset No. 8 Arizona Zugarrlli. li 4, li 4, S-2. ter than us," McGuire said after his sec- 70-68; No. 9 UCLA overpowered Tulsa Panatta had a harder time ond-ranked Marquette Warriors were 110-85 and No. 10 Wake Forest trimmed winning Sunday against stunned 78-74 In overtime by the No. 17 North Carolina-AsheviUe K4-73. Chile's top player, Jaime Fill- Cardinals. "I thought we played good, No. 12 Nevada-Las Vegas walloped ol Their match, the highlight about to our capabilities." Idaho 135-78; No. 13 Clemson defeated of the three-day comptition, best tennis of the tournament Rlcaards loses The loss was the first of the season Stetson 78-64; No. 14 Maryland edged Ap- ended hi- 6 4. :i ti. 10-8. against Panatta. KAILUA-KONA,Hawali(AP) for Marquette after four victories and palachian State 76-74; No. 19 Arkansas Italy assured itself of the — Scrambling Karen Susman the Warriors' first defeat at their Mil- beat Kansas 67-63 and Tennessee upset eovoled team championship "Today, the result had little waukee Arena in the last 23 games. importance and that let me battled back against trans- No. 20 St. John's 86-81 in the finals of the on Saturday when It won its sexual Renee Richards to win "The boys played hard and worked Volunteer Classic in Knoxville. third point by beating Chile in play with more tranquility," hard," said McGuire, who announced the finals of the Women's Ten- Ricky Gallon hit a hook shot with 30 doubles Fillol said. Friday he plans to retire at the end of nis Championships Sunday. seconds left in overtime as Louisville this season. "We'll be respectable this I MII.-III i was the only player Panatta left the tennis sta- shocked Marquette. Wesley Cox had giv- Mrs. Susman, of San Diego, year, but we won't set the world on fire." on either team to compete all dium immediately after the en Louisville a 76-73 lead before Butch beat Dr. Richards, of Newport three days He beat Chile's match and was unavailable In Lexington, Hall still expects his Lee converted two foul shots to pull the Beach, Calif., 44. 6-3, 0-3, and No '.' man, Patricio Cornejo, for comment. third-ranked Kentucky Wildcats to set Warriors within one point with 40 seconds won 13,000. Dr. Richards in Friday, and participated in the college basketball world on fire. Af- to go. the Saturday doubles match, .timd W.OW. Nastase beats Oraites ter Saturday night's 70-69 upset to Utah which clinched the victory for Ceci Martinez of San Fran- in the finals of the Kentucky Invitational Lee fouled Louisville's Rick Wilson Italy. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - cisco and Mary Ann Beattie tournament, he was so choked up he with 33 seconds left and Wilson missed Both I'anatta and Fillol Defending champion Hie Nas- beat Dr. Richards and Betty could only whisper "Merry Christmas" the free throw, but Gallon grabbed the pleased the crowd with their tase of Romania ran his World Ann Stuart of Newport Beach, to his team before going home. rebound and tossed In the clinching bas- crisp serves and by working ChamplonshlpTennisChallenge Calif., 6-2, 6-1 in the doubles fi- Hall, who suspended three players, ket for the Cardinals. hard for difficult shots. But Cup earnings to 1250,000 Sun- nal. The winners split 11,000 including two starters, for training viola- "Victory anytime on the road against KIHol's returns from the back day, using his high-powered and the losers shared 1500. tions earlier in the week,'said he plans to anybody is a nice win," said Louisville court were frequently weak, and accurate service to defeat let his team rest for the holidays, then Coach Denny Crum. "But it doesn't usu- and when ho went to the net, Spain's Manuel Orantes 6-2,2-6, make them play hard afterwards. ally happen, especially at Marquette's I'anatla dealt him numerous 6-2, 6-1 In the (320,000 WCT Ramirez averts sweep "We hope to use this loss to our ad- arena." lobs and passing shots that Challenge Cup semifinals. TUCSON,Ariz. (AP)- Raul vantage," Hall said. "Surely we won't . McGuire dismissed speculation that were unreturnable. Ramirez of Mexico prevented a LONE WINNER — Raul Ramirez of Mexico reach- play like this again." his decision to leave Marquette had def- The fourth and last set of U. S. sweep of their Davis Cup es to return American Arthur Ashe's shot In Davis In dramatic contrast to the morbid lated his team. the match lasted more than Borowlak tops Mayer challenge match Sunday as the Kentucky locker room, a state of eu- teams split a pair of singles Cup play. "That's old," McGuire said. "You an hour. The score was tied NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - phoria existed where Utah dressed The can't keep going back. If there was any- contests. The Americans won 1, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 to give the U.S. and Emilio Montano 6-2, 6-3, 6- six limes, each player taking, Top-seeded Jeff Borowiak of players were almost too delirious to be thing emotional it worked as an asset the competition 4-1. squad a 4-0 advantage. 4. then losing, the lead Berkeley, Calif., whipped sec- interviewed after their sensational upsel rather than a liability. I would have liked Ramirez defeated Arthur The United States, captained The triumph for the U.S. Killul broke Canada's ser- ond-seeded Gene Mayer of at Kentucky's Rupp Arena. The Utes to have won this game, but it just wasn't Ashe 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 to prevent a by Tony Trabert, actually team ended two years of frus- vice three times in the set. Wayne, N.J., 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 Sun- have turned into giant-killers this season, meant to be." and I'anatta broke the Chi- day to take the men's title In U.S. sweep of the three-day clinched the American zone tration against Mexico. Rami- earlier conquering Nevada-Las Vegas' match. match Saturday when Its dou- rez had engineered Mexican up- Top 20 team. Earl Williams hit a 15-foot jump shot lean's four times, including the fifth annual 115,000 Ba- with one second left to give Utah a dra- the final game. hamas International Open Ten- Earlier in the day, Roscoe bles team of Stan Smith and sets of the Americans two '"It's a bigger thrill than beating Ne- Tanner beat Roberto Chavez 6- Bob Lutz won over Ramirez years in a row. matic victory over Kentucky. The shot, Fillol said he played his nis Tournament. vada-Las Vegas," insisted Utah's Earl ws greeted by dead silence at the Wild- Williams, "because Kentucky was No. cats' huge arena. 3." Wicks, Scott lead Celts past Nets freehold Entries

-tffllONDALK, N.V. (AP)-n»"»s and Brian Witters 20 for riod, during which Atlanta sank Paullz hit at the buzzer. sociation victory over the New 111 - Pact IM Pun. il.ioo Clmo Penny Arcade (Slmesiku) 1-1 Scotch VO (NoDrlvtr) 7-3 Dominion K Moglc IBovosI Jr.) ! Travis I moo* (Ecker) IJt Meg Roper (Galloghcf) 9 2 Sidney Wicks scored 23 points the Bucks, who won a second just five of 25 field goal at- The Spurs took their "IK Orleans Jazz. Clever Napoleon IH Filil Benson (William.) 151 Rebel Grey (Cwiiol) S-1 4th — Poet IM Pur.e ll.StM CImg Aphrodite CreSt IPoquet) i-l and Charlie Scott added 21 Sun- game in succession for just the tempts. fourth-period lead with a 16-4 The Jazz outrebounded De- Proud Moment (Bresnahan) S-I DreielDlna (R Flllon) I 1 second time all season. Mil- go Lous (R Flllon). AsleroidfH Flllon) J 1 JeflCroin (Wonieono) day night to lead the Boston John Drew's five successive scoring spurt led by George troit 59-46, but the Pistons shot Gwynn s Dreamer (Forlnol Joy Ess Magic (Abbailello) 9-3 KlrMfondy (ShorCey! waukee has a 6-25 record. HI way. KiIn g (JoHoffJlfl) PinoCoioda (No Driver) S-1 nth - I»KI IM Pur* li.JM C Celtics to a 94-K7 National Bas- points helped the Hawks pull to Gervin, who had 24 points in 53 per cent from the field to 41 Flos Londv iPerone) ,..! Billy Nell (Scorpa) 6-1 Al Hanover (H. Flllon) ketball AsMH-iatmn victory over Nater, filling in for injured within 33-23 early in the second the game. Larry Kenon added 7_ ld - Poet IM Pur.* 11,IH CImg Ml Bobu iCamden) 10-1 Jim Henry Purdue (Breinahon) per cent for the Jazz, and that Rovol Ross (Huebsch) YondorlolPunlo.illo) 12-1 Okay Helen (Lewis) the New York Nets centerElmore Smith, broke the quarter. However, two free 22 and Paultz 19 for the Spurs. was the difference. Johnny Dancer (Gollaaher) Maiovai Boy (Inokal) 15 1 If lihman Pick (Sperendil SI Playboy Mitchell I Tucker) nh- Pott IMPurt* 11,>M Merrydell Dandy (Poquell 4 1 The Celtics hit just 35 per Bucks' previous single-game throws and a basket by Nater Bobby Smith topped the Cavs Detroit led only 86-84 as the Cordinal Bruce (Norway) Four Ooks Lody (Bresnohonl 3t Bevj Lody (Raltibone(Ralibon ) II rebound record of 30 set by Ka- Rambling Spook (To-lone) Mr Echo (Aplce) 71 FtlllFortlllKjj (it(Leaooit) 10-1 cent of their field goal attempts triggered a 10-3 spurt as thewith 27 points, including 10 in fourth quarter opened. But the Foys Birthday (Kelly) I DouWc Copy (Martinet) 4 1 Joti Byron (Stodflmo 1ST reem Abdul-Jabbar against Bucks opened a 58-39 spread at the third quarter as Cleveland Lynn Sroden (Parolarl) l ThorsHope (Rlno) S-1 In the first half am] trailed at Pistons stretched the lead to 94- Drenel Tommy IMaglto) I Couflleri Jon (Shapiro) 61 Boston Feb 28,1971 halftime. charged back from a 68-59 defi- *d — Trol IM Purse 11,MO Jo SuMlndy (Mollboihfco) II StLiCTIONS Lutermittton, 5M7. But an ag- 84 before the Jazz could score Tonl Lyss fPlcord) Fool* Pride (Corlone Jr.) 10 1 - CllVtr NaMlaan. Dtmlnltn K gressive Boston defense limited Nater, embarrassing rookie Another rally sparked by cit to cut the margin to 73-71 in the period. Touch Ot Glory (Bresnahon) Rocket Chonce (Poquet) li I c* )eei •WVJWI Justly HooMfi (Howard) Hi — Pote IM Purse ll,4t» Clmi 1 - Jennny Doncer, PlnylMiy Mitchell. the Ni't.s to only 16 (Munis in the Tom Barker and Joe Meriwea- Drew brought the Hawks to late in the third period. Detroit lifted its record to 18- Hobo Ooltli (Lamb) Mr. John H (Truiti) . , J.J Cereanol •rue. Wlndrlfl (Puma) J. M Act (H Fllion) 7 3 3 - Ten) Lyss, Toon 01 Olery. Justly third quarter and 35 in the en- ther, and Dandridge pumped in within 15-55, but a layup, a long 12 behind the scoring of Lanier Jendora Bormln (Unger) I Pele Oregon (Porolon) 9 ? Stonegale Amber (Organ) i 4 - J. W. Rich, Lookout Pole. KM Co 10 points apiece as the Bucks Delia Direct (tngrasvo) SI cilia tire second half Jumper and an assist by Win- PlsUas 115, Jan HI and guards Eric Money and Debbie Marvel (Megllo) ; Nlghi Ropuf I Vlielli) h 1 S - Remarkable Boron, J. 4tti - Pace IM Purse II.MO Cimt Chucfcie Jim (NoDriver) 1-1 . M. Nor- broke to a 29-14 lead. Nater had ters regained momentum for mal Sapor Beauty Boston look the lead for good NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bob Chris Ford, who added 22 and J W Rich IR Flllon).. VoJoVic (Consol) IM 10 rebounds during the first pe- Lookout Pete (No Driver) GoletburglNo Dr.ver) 1S-1 T Milwaukee Rookie Scott Lloyd 21 points, respectively. to7oM '" ""• "*** *•"""• by outscorinK New York 1H-6 to Lanier scored 34 points and Sun Ceceli Wti-Poc.lMPi.rse II.4*0 start the second half, including hit four baskets in the last mo- pulled down 15 rebounds Sun- Pete Maravich, the league's Diana Adios (King Jr.) S-1 L C Keyslone Holiday (Runell) 3 i l7»e"" °"" "*"' "•"*" *"' I - Mr. John H. Delia Dtr.et, J. M. two runs of eight straight ments ot the third period for day night to lead Detroit to a leading scorer, topped the Jazz Bobleca (Bresnohan) Romona Dean (Lomb) 41 the Bucks, who carried an 87-71 Julie Cosh (Ecker) Dark Damsel (GlneiH »-l Aco points. Wicks, Scott and Jo Jo 125-110 National BasketbaU As- with 29 points. VIcorsLody (King Jr.) Dorlj Marches (McGovem) II » - Keystone Holiday, own Adl.s. advantage into the last quarter. lid - Poc. IM Purs. II.m S M. Elite (Morrone Jf ) 10 I Dart Domt.1 White scored six points apiece Sports J. M. Norman (No Driver) Weaver Beaver (Kelly) IM 10 - KMc* V O. J. 0.1 HoreM. Rebel •OITON (N) Super Beauty (R Flllon) Historic Raider (McAllister| JO I in the decisive burst as the The lead reached 104-80 with Crystal Brandy (Parodist (rn AlHaaai? Celtics established a 65-M ad- 7:10 to play. Wlckl • 113 73, Cook 1 0.11, Ard 0 0 ( Remarkable Boron (H Flllon) tMTi — Pace IM Purw ll.tN Clm| Schedule Family Income High 0, Whltt 5 4-4 14, Scott I 5-0 11. Rowe 3 4 Clov Mile (Neldharall J. D.i Harold {RodQtft Jr.) SI •ISTtf T: J. W. Rich, 4th 4 10. Hovllctk 4 44 17, Boiwcll 5 (Ml 10 vantage. Cavs IN, Spars Hi The 1970 median family in- Slocom I M 3. Totals 3514 33 04. New York clusrd within three CLEVELAND (AP) - Austin come for Monmouth County NEW YORK (IF) at 77-74 early in the final peri- Can made two steals and was 111,635, which ranked 22 Love mil, Mitn 5 04 io. Hughes I 04 1, Archibald • 11 17, Wllllomton 4 i-i College basketball results od, but a stuff shot by Wicks, a Ktypori ol scored four points in the final out of 263 Standard Metropoli- 11. Fo« 0 0-00, Skinner SO-] 10. Jontl» 5 Wr«itl«i .17 Total. Mil 1417 Befitlty H. Sionehl 11 7] BluetlelO SI S9, Morris Harvey 53 FAR WEST long jumper by Scott and a lay- Red Bonk Catholic ol Monalopon 1:11 of play as the Cleveland tan Statistical Areas. The •••tan 70 77 70 11-94 Collfornlo. Pd. 100, Behrend 17 Brlghom Young 00. Davidson tl up by Wicks stretched the lead IMMrTrtK* New York Nets 13 71 14 19—17 Clarion SI. M. Buffalo St. n Cenlenory II, Iw Louslolno 73 Boise SI 06, N Cotorodo 71 Long Branch al Chmilan rottwr Cavaliers erased a nine-point U.S. median family income in Fouled out - Bossett Total touli - Colgate 97, Buffalo M Charleston 00. Cumber land 17 Cotll-DayliM. LlnfleMII back out to nine points with oirti ftmktfMl Covencm, 104. Metlloh 101 Clernson 71, stetson U CoHMrvlnee*. N Pork 59 Won at Souths n deficit in a 106-105 National 1970 was 19,586. Row. °A -'I,JA" Centenary II, SW Louisiana 73 Carroll. Mont. 14. Whitman M five minutes left. Boston sank Sf John Vtonrwy at Rfd Bonk Catholic Charleston to, Cumberland n Chico SI tl. Oregon Col 54 TOMORROW Basketball Association victory Clemson 71. Stetson 64 Colorado 99. FtXewls 76 nine free throws down the • • atWII over the San Antonio Spurs Citadel 70. E Carolina tl Colorado SI 00. Denver 71 NBA Standings Hortwlck 64. Plottsburg St 4 Coostol Coro. 00. Presbyterian 61 Crelghton to, Oregon St 60. stretch to clinch the victory. Sunday night. Holy Crosi U. HorvordU Delta 01. Christian Bros. M Grand Canyon 76. S Ulan 19 y City St 71. Romopotl Georgia SI. Folrlelgh Dickinson 44 Idaho S! 91, California 73 While added 14 points and CAITfRNCONFERENCE Jen Georgia Tech 11. E Tennessee 54 Red Booh ot Point PttovmV Bvocti San Antonio led 103-94 with WESTERN CONFERENCE John)' yw. N Y Poly 41 Lomor 19, Hawaii 79 Gulrrord 14, Pembroke SI 17 Short Reg at Monchtittf Twp AMORtlc Dtyrslan MMwotl Division Junloto 91. Wilmington 66 Lewis . Clark 91, W Boptlsl 10 John Havlicek had 12 for Bos- Hampton Inst. 09. Federal City BO Long Beach SI. 105, Weber II70 Holmdel at Henry Hudion just over two minutes remain- Denver It t .471 Lock Haven 57, Inalona, Pa. SO Jacksonville tt, III. Weslyn64 KtvpOflQlFrtfhold Manhotton 77. St. Peter's 09 MontanaII. Portland UtS ton. The Nets, who suffered Philadelphia Detroit II I] 600 Louisiana Col». OlllardTl OttwrOamtl ing, but the Cavaliers roared MauOChtlHltl If. Fontnm 77 Montano SI 06, BemkJJI st M Boston KonsosCily 14 17 .45] MlLouisiand a 7Col»6 A. OlllardTl Sl Monmowth R«g al St. ROM Mercy Col 111. Lehman 73 Nevodo-Lai vogas IB. Make 71 their seventh consecutive home- back with 12 straight points. N. Y Knlcks Indiana 14 17 451 Maryland 76. Appalachiappaachian SStt 7744 Now Mexico 04, U.S. InternotKmul 74 MMtfetOwn South ot Tomi River North Michigan SI H. Conlslus 59 McNeese 10. N WLoulslono 7 Butlolo Chicago I 16 .333 . Loulslono 71 N Arliono O, Cal SI. BakeruleM U court defeat, got 19 points from Chflitlon Brotheri Carr stole a pass and Jim MlllersvllleU. E Stroudsburg t? Miii i Volley 60. Touooloo 59 N. Y. Nets Milwaukee 6 15 |O4 Now Hampohire 73. Klngo to MorthrMgo St at, c ol LuTheron V Bob Uve and 17 apiece from Chones converted it into a bas- Central DIvlMoa Poemc OIWMea Pittsburgh 14. St. Francis. Pa. 71 Occidental 00. Ft. Hoys SI N Clevelond II 10 ei3 Plymouth SI 04, Moss.Boston 71 O V Clll SILA SI Portlond 70 • V, Co SILA. SI N«te Archibald and Rich Jones .^*jjjjj§f5jy J ket to make it 103-100 with 1:16 Houston It 10 415 Los Angeles II 17 .000 IV, Providence 107, Brown 15 Rhode Island 17. Holllro It, OT sss% Lutheran 74, Alaiko-Anchoroge Ne«Orlooni 14 11 .110 OoldenSlote IS 17 SSI 4 Bucks IH, Hawks IH Hkler 67, AIAEo>l6t N Kentucky I', Thomas Mora 77 remaining. Carr then stole an- Son Antonio 14 10 Ml Seattle IS IS SOD SVi Rochester II. >04dwln Wallace 70 NE Louisiana 14, Houston Baptist 71 Point Lome 05. Sacramento Sill Washington 17 14 .007 MILWAUKEE (AP) - Mil- other errant pass and cut the Phoettli II IS .473 7Vi SI. Bonoventure 71. Long Island 71 RandolphMocon 76. RoonOkeAl Seattle Poclfic 05, CoM-Klversld. 54 Atlanta 17 70 3/S S Carolina 77, Fur man 71 S Colo, tl, New Man. Highlands 14 Torn, Rlv South at Point Pltoionl SI. Josephs, Po. 05, Bolton Col tl waukee reserve center Swen margin to one point with a ' tnton tl. York. Pa. tl OT Southern U •*, SE Louslotona 73 UCLA 110. Tuna IS mn Spring Arbor 11). Show Col 75 Wr»htngtoci 70. Utah St 66 Detroit 1ZS. New Orleons 110 Nater scored 30 points, his Na* •••Mr Tree* short jumper. nHollos, lonan Tenn Chattanooga f% Mtddte Term 7). Wyoming MB. Wintrier 71 ^Mtw York Knlcks 115. Cievelond Milwaukee IM, Atlanta 109 tronal Basketball Association Tom. Rivtf North at Jochton v Rack TV. Alliance 7S W Now Menlco 71. Moo*. Caeo « Moments later, San Antonio Let Anoeles 103. KoniOl CHr fl •orden IB, Rwtaor S-Comden 71 Va. Commonweattft 71. Go. Southern AS WestmentM. Anno Pocltlc 04 single^ame career high, and Boiton 117. AHanlallO Buffalo If, Seottlt fl a 03. Penmylvonlo 66 Woke Forest 14, N Coro-AltWvlllt 73 give up the ball again and Gcldto Stole IIS, Washington 110 Woe cellar Todi to. Mast. Maritime 63 grabbed a dub-record S3 Can hit from the side for a 104- Phllodtlphio »7. Indiana n Yosnlva M. New Janav Tech at AIA-WotlM.OWOommlailM.10T rebounds Sunday night to pow- New Orleons 110, Houtton 10* SOUTH Artu.»«67, HonsosU •£*£•£»]; jgjj 103 lead with 16 seconds left. Denver 111, Chlcogo 106 Detroit al New York Knlcks AsHtoXIO. Concord 15 c ASo-Huntsvtlle to. Huntingdon 03 • llllllMI, III. 75, N Iowa74 er the Bucks over the Atlanta KonMK City «. PhoenlM If boston at Cleveland o TCtoti.ott.oMi Dick Snyder added a pair of LOSAnptlis US. Portland HI, OT Aurora Col 65. PnHondef Smlt Detroit ot New Or leans Arkansas Col 71. ArkPfne Blurt 60 o 71. Tenks-Arl Moncheilor Twp ol Shore Reg VOTMlnpY Hi ItvU ICVKOrCnQ *» Hiwks 126-109. Atlanta at Milwoukee Bojil!sf7S.ET si Rose * »o™«» to. free throws for a three-point • •••••! * Vault*)* tX£S&m33lptc*n lilhoii, Nomrtnett. I Town River North ot MMiPefowo South Konsca City at Lot Anoeles Boston 04. New York Nets 17 tX£&3tBellormlrw 71, Tromyrvonlo 7S Butler k. Bolt SI 41 Bob Dandridge added 21 k.eonn>uro•,.! 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Green tor infant in mi home Men Frt Can « Will fteM tar CVh>>mM Rao M«VSI.E« NEW VOUKEK ml rove Convalescent Center Green WSTfJI Classified Ads fore expiration M C*' 1*44*44 or *71 M*4 " ma Rt M. Htptyne TO PLACE YOUR 1. Autos For Sole RABBIT - AS mucr. heo* an* leg 7 Auto Insurance OMi WANTIO - Far IMIHV »>4. oom as *ome medium ,>ttd cor* 54 Situations Wanted as low as DAILY REGISTER :HHVSLER NEW YORKER nn - SHREWSBURY MOTORS. INC 741 AUTO INSURANCE DIFFICULTIES? NURSES WMkb |H- naam 'tv^y IM TtU Poorer braktt. powir steering, air - Coil John Cook, we'll gti It tor you N't with related experience pte Female _ FAMILY AO. CALL . . . 54] 9133 Mtn*mti Mio coii nniN ferrad. tor our Crilicoi Cote Units, tor T 35 cents AtR*b0« -"#ev-» RAMBLltVAMERICAN I tat te everting ond night snitts Full time rTlMi CHlLb * "I •( *l Iateitan)aaa)Mvaa •awi7«i< CIRCLE CHEVROLET UU Need* little warfc AUTOlNSURANCt rt-tinst. par tttaffl ond on call ovon •0 per houl 542-1700 Free quote* by phone Coll loll frte •4) \1U •Nats Twe y*tt»w T>e«anl< «>t' MM Shrew *bury Cot! 741 75*4 anytime Won* llr>e.|»ft4m*>0J torn to 9pm le Shin differentiois extnent tola ta» Chti*im«* 7«i mt' M1-31J0 ond eifinsive benefit* 24-Hour Service REGENCY Ol DSMOBlLE Iff) - Ea For FAST RESULTS AMUfSifS AND BO* SPRINGS CORVETTE 1*7* Dp-. pr«wtl AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS* - io imoLiiH yytip DOG ike cellent running condition Electric Bw or smoli Coll Mr Murphy, he n RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL at LOW COST Molly P'tch* lwv Coll Mr Me*Ka MMdlt leather inltnor. tour speed, windows, cur power seats door lochs Personnel Deport men' ~eni location C«U 744 WP m TSlUI t44t ully loaded 7.271 mile* TOWNE Stereo tl5O0 &4 44)74after *pm swfve rhem at! 741-*M3 "HEVROLET, Mtddletown 671 tJOO Union Si Ret/Ion*. N j |7»t BBMf Eidltl MUlT MIL -Tvrfiltvfl, OWNII 5 lliNflS Makes re YOUNG DRIVER SAVED OVER 1700 741 2701. Eil M0 references Ctril RITTENHOOSE - At the AUTO INSURANCE CEN M-ming. aewns iwuMM'tt eaarclM iMfieMai necessary free te riant LINCOLN MERCURY Int. n equal opportunity employe- i M w i 004144b! biu WmimHt tpm emu, two t— old Gefman SMp CREDIT PROBLEMS? y TER, *5 Hwy 3*. Keyporl. N J COM REGTSTER No cow? If you'rt working. ar* con tl _J*_ » 775 1500 OCEAN TWP PARE Phoeni. BrDkeroae, 1*4 30*7 FFlCt ASSISTANT - SetlOl >vAi DIAMOND - Aaajaliii IMM her* t i| HvUi traMae) tfwyed •• — you. Hi SEE A RUSSELL MAN — For the Low dawn payment Open until 9pm ypist 555 Situationi Wanted i H0 firm Catl aatare il • m a* after *sl cor buy* RUSSELL OidsmotMlc (eotant telephone manner Portiti Classified As obi Hoc Co 100 Newrnon Spring* Rd . te m general oflue routine Solory Male i. unfit QUALITY Red Bonk 7410*10 10 Wanted Automotive AD Coll Mrs Hollor 141 5*37 week fS.f-lpm ALL AROUND VARp * O • fc 542-1700 ep#«eiS4H en tiler. • gift %m cejafc^ JUNK CADS - AM picl «» House* cellars garage* ond gutter* STRAUB BUICK — OREL FSET PRESV OPE RAT OR - Mutt ciearvMi also tree tuft.rig Free esti Tell Free from IAtjMM>»» Are* aar s w*ft^fva tarr"a*i*e'*a wfArft"*. "^we*j USED CARS NINE ACRES of He* and Used Car* Dil PuPl Si«r>«are)s t(( DATSUH • 110 197* - Two-door, four ve experience with Il«t7 ares*. mates **i 4H) Hw, i\ 7*4 4000 Keyport eody employment COMMERCIAL $66-100 r^Ainr^Teiwaie"** auWS»f~lMMicV % Owe brewit. l««r bt«M i «a>h 4, encellent condition, AM/fM. «»• dhBWHjMan Ml Mlt 71 PONTIAC shows, rear defogger. It.000 Mutt THE FINEST SELECTION - 01 ntw RESS.lefW Front bt Red Bonk AL CONlk»( tOB N J Ten f 'ee from MtdOtetown Are* CaceiMmt condition Sounds beautiful li «JMJ 77» eSM and u*ed can m Monmouth County license Butmes* permit available iwarfar-eaetwe*, Asking UJa 747 POOKCV Mf(O5 •'lfi«| *iS CaUllna Over in on*pe< tion type or rongemenl Man an aieri watcMag Me.ing mull WASHINGTON AUTO SALES Shrewsbury Ave . Niw Shrewsbury TOP DOLLAR yi Coll Moi Key Press 5M 4}<9 lo Box M 17», The Dolly -- I IRfPLAf f WOOD - ISO a corg PIANOS ORGANS Slock #877 170 Brood SI . Keyport 741-4700 ShrT 0'?0l Free kindling with eoch C*r« FOR USED CARS OLSTEN TEMPS NE EOS VOU« Smart ltv*M t*a» >V M C llwain f - Ra*dy »•« Ch'-Mwtaj X)0GE CARS AND TRUCKS 1V77 - THUNDERBIRD 1*7] Z Light blue. SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY RELIABLE GRADU uDI Nt wtaretauM price* and taraast tatactlan r*e n* DM. * 1 >ellvered at IW over dealer coif wltr dark blue lop. excellent condition HIGH RATES NO FEE 117 Rt* IS - 17 win house sit e.s and art •tils ad on ony 1977 Dodge car or truck EATONTOWN 541 5100 eo oo» Uo io-d delivered F They like «ur delivery service and 73 CADILLAC UNO U4 9491 IS r*at-*ltfj il n stock or ordered. Only ot Flh WANTED MO,. encet on request fcffttt B*i Mill Vuaronteetf 7»i4t»o< 7*1 4011 to«4)getrerm* HyrT io i« IMDII Coupe OtVllle DODGE. Eatontown (eslablnhed ?! TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb The Daily Remitter Shrewsbury, N j I* rstmai I ve a»"t v«x v wee«a el« 11*4) each M»< service DOWNES PQNTiAC. « Low . lull •"01 (IRLWOUO Holiday tpe(*ai *9Q NfiLD MUSIC CINTIR 4*1 4J» Blue s). Coll Ken ol (43-1117 er Mam st Malayan 54* 77W Some experience soned Oak win deliver at much as t»i P Anrtat DOOOE VAN IWT - Oeliveretfat $W esl you need o' o* Httle o\ you wwnt Call At* IHO N.NiNlill) t w a Stock #896 over dealer cotl with this od on any TORINO SOU IRE "sfA*TiON""WAGON" ) Main Si. KeowUHirg ; hi UK vin IMt •O6L TAiLl - I Q*a* civilian yaan aM AUMg UU DeMte f»n«« 1177 Dodge Van In stock or ordered 1971 - 40,000 miles Priced to sel i> Mnefl owl MajWra*. Rwtt yaart eM fJ» Can 3nly ot FIH DODGE, Eotontown |cs Best offer over tWO *M-*3F0 AfiT TIME HELP WANTED - Any WHlihed 15 years) Call Ken at 541 hours I MS pr cord At*o short wood tar stow. Ul a 72 FORD TOYOTA COROLLA 1975 - Au en * Car Wash looa Can after )pm Mi •«* POST AND RAIL ^vrnfNi is •^.•^o.. G Gran Torino PART-TIME 61 Business > iNrWOOO PHt up or dell.**y DODGE 1?71 POLARA - »Tmo7o7. Little Silver Repair Center rvmg Call 741 f*4 i White MAINTENANCE WORK FR-VAN SHlPHllf. i. oood r TOYOTA - 1974, Cellco GT. five- AIR CONDITIONING - Ait* heating 17-110 PER HOUR Opportunities mechanic Experienced only Musi Pw»e«jred. l < weafes aw in firm Stock #934 741 M! speed, over drive transmission, AM CALL **» 3313 (UOkWARE AND GIFT SHOP wmn FM, reor speokers, rear defrost. *« have own tools Call Mid Stole Me FLOOR POLISMlR "- C«mme<iant ca« Srrvice. 555 Rt Ji. Middletown (be ERSON - To. ake pinai E x G f ELECTRIC RONtH < omol a».Ul Cati Elock»838 I AT SALES AND SERVICE - LE hind Slperstelns Point) •tented oni. _Evening*. 4 p m to 1 To o responsible person seeking per m. lii days, gooood volorl . ApplAppl y IIn " part lime moik. days oi •** VINE MOTOR CORP.. Maple Ave nin» Compont will t rni*h iroinmo '74 MARK IV Red Bank. 741-4570 CALL ?47 0040 AUTO PARTS JOBBER - Require* person, Red Bonk Pma. Ii N Indoe u ROCKING HORlt MMe by Btaian BK v< i» Man « w i- , . counter person, top pay plus bonus, ve . Red Bonk eqjlpmenli iand customer* Vow pay GUILD GUITAR 0 15M ond Yom • Kamvttva, never u*ed FIAT 1*73 - Model 171. tour-door »e VEGA 1975 FASTBACK - Air, tour ai*o outside sales person, top base 114 5SO0 per wiwee_k if you qualify, or totel Ofss gu'tor botti great condition 779 a U5 Hojr«i. triad Ten don, SO,000 mile* Good condition speed, AM FM. 14.000 miles, like new pay. commissions plus cor Two yeors ERSON WITH CAR To deliver COS1.14U4C Caiila*41a» 11100 3*4 OOM 13000 Call 173 1M*. minimum experience required. Coll rly a m papers No collecting, no ROOM DIVIDER IM tti l Slock #946 54170M, ask for Bill or Phil letting, Middletown oreo Call 747 GUITAR Martin D J5, like new FIAT 1974 - Sedan 171 35.000 miln VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1970, 50.000 il between 3pm ond 5pm 63 Money To Loan mile), asking 11 TOO Coll 197] withhorcuose UOO Excellent condition By owner »71 BARMAIO'BARTENDER LUANSBuSiNf SS OR Pt H SON At H}»M ___,. 4111 Of (1131 St6im _ 043 4313 Evenings »HYSICAL THERAP1S1 ,IN. HKI 1O» 76 MERCURY Any amount any purpose GUITAR Sviukl i» witti hard *hell w+9 arum Oooet can*fv FTAT MOD 1947^- Four Mlchei7n" X VOLKSWAGEN~ 1974 — tUMT «M(1t, Coil Or} 1440 offer 5 p m uil lime start therapist with N.J. reg J t MORGAN 717 tliS (74ht>n'%i tose.HOO Marquis steel-belted radlaJi, JO mpg plus. *?00 onU JO.0O0 mile* Eicetlent condi Iretion or eligibility Some ea 13150 oi beil o(»er 391 9471 attei BOOKKEEPER - Full lime. Min- rlence preferred Mon through Fn MHW UM BMW Cream Call U3-3O6I. imum five yean experience Refer KHWiNN Three sftvM *pm 3010 4 10 pm Solory commeniurate IMAM ClUUNIAl UPHOIMIRI I' bike uke new IM Block #95) FORO FAIRLANE 19*9 - T« ence* required Electro Impulse Lob, th experience and extensive ben CHAiR - Great fa* o aa«raam. ea outomolk. (air condition, mu LK^SWAGTN BUS 1971 - Good 116 Chestnut SI . Red Bank HAMMOND ceiieni canditian. III. tingle bed Call Ul liM Beit offer. 3*41559 lilion AiklngS900 74 MERCURY Con 7ti-**t; BOOKKEEPER OVERVIEW HOSPITAL II. Sport* Equipment FORD GALAXIE S0O 1971 - Four To aenerol ledger, good typisi. work Union St Red Bank. N J 07701 71 Merchandi»e ORGAN Comet door. Small V-I, automatic Irani* v"OLKSWA"cJeN~it70"- New 'lire* plui on payable*, receivables, dls SNOW I IRC I iTtPll DuntfiTW ItUMl ami** >u Cll bet 5t t burs*mentsondpurcrK)*et To 1160 741 2700, Ext MM wMtewalt. I44M ta#np*"*» TDM minion, power tteerIng/brakes, air. ntquol opportunity employer (MF) we bay s site ', t(g<> h«i lei > • White dean, no rust, oiklng iTlM Coll 717 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY For Sale __^_ Of Asbury Pork nLLY TIREI Ul Shrewsbury Ave . ellMtl tonektien Klpwir P4' UOf Block #967 7643 » Thomas Ave 747 34*4 Shrewsbury EAL ESTATE S ALESPERSON ABOUT TO GIVE A Glf T ' Rt4tBaM 747 4*14 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1949 - Looks, Miking tor a growing office thai od have a large selection ot live eaeflc FORD GRANADA 1977 - Raffle wlr BUS DRIVER - At least |V» hour* per HUGE PIANO SALE SHOW TiNtS 'wo OH 1* WMk- IS tarrti DMlXil •"» »B»* 4 runs excellent No dents, no rust day Benellts Holmdel Township ertim. offer* a better split' J MA "lose plant* afgrowertpricei wwtis eicellent coneKtion AisaG'ID ner. Two-door, Hivei. ruby Interioi Rebuilt engine. Fine gift. 1*75 Ml- ARAAGENCY INC . 747 7050 Ikes Greenhouses, Ml Shore Bivd 77 i«.wwi Olr, AM, full worronly 14W0 741 9311 Schools, apply immediately to Mr ienei Itre All three tire*. It* Coll Ttt 7$ MARK IV 6371 Bolley, 751 Bolfey Lone, Holmdel EAL ESTATE SALESPFRSON - In Keontburg w u)< Optm ly In775-930* 0 Mai*e, Mi* I He.*' FORD TORINO STATION WAGON terviewt tor the New Year Full limi tjaaM •Mdvtt Were Ul «e" ' Cream COMPANION - fur etderly lody- live AMPCGB4leBA5SAMP f w n S I • tl X 14. m» - Look*, rum eacellent. only A»k tor Mrs Jean kwm. Real channel, four input. 4<0 watt* with sep •I Rtadttl t gead theajM l>5 < ••• S % Stock #989 lire*. «/S. 741-426S or. Red Bon* 147.1M two with wheet* used iwa teoiont rote low high ond uitro high gain IBM TYPEWRITERS IM 541 HI* FORD 19*7- LTD, two door, full pow nth eight channel setting* ond mid RENTAL \\6 SCper mo (i lt)uiPMtNt - Haaa* v er, olr, tour new tires, U50. Call 671 VOLKSWAGEN 1949 - Good as new ' COOK - With 90 hour fooh service RECREATIONAL range equoiuolior cotitrol* Hormonir. SOFA BED ii* Ml cm me t R«>k« b*>- 75 CHEVROLET 1*06 after 3 p.m. HOW Con b* *e»n In the evenings Coll course Small nursing home distortion vetting* ot JO0. 100 and 1000 Rani with option to buy 17] Oljf wTf iding* (»m0tvtf, HOI •••aHaavMt Caprice 741 5544 THERAPIST HI Pertett tor boss or rhythm guttor JUKt BQ« Jup.l«r stiat. M»4t Con site IQJ t» Re7W will sell for looking excellent lietee sound twi 5tfl»EOSY5TEM id* lul 1 Yellow d dt SUSO 1ST — Experienced lull time Four " onoe ot potien UK Can 67I5W1 imr'-mf yeors old. 10 'erord copocty. wll itOHk ptoyer retor Gorrord furi SCQU'PMCMI ,fe" I handed dentistry No evenings Call OCtlvliies. for Mental Heal id We AhfriOUE BEOS - from inbi tc wort on coin* or remote control Sobte. lovr channel Malria, rumWe aM Block #991 cal Surgical patient' r modern. Ooginai price HMO 1500 or betl «f 747_ag« between 1 IJOand 1 i Mpm lulpci Excellent King, brosi pewter wooden Oper scratch filter* Fe-wr ftaar speakers ts. sutl.UO Junior pa*f ciubt HOLSEY PONTIAC DENTAL ASSfsTANT -~>art-llme. Thursday and f-ndoy evenings itii f*r (HI 1M 94» or JW •40* UOO 4'l U]7 RTE 34 541 IV* EATONTOWN 75 CADILLAC U\ 5 Maiiei area Experience net neces tend resume tc Bedstetfi Middietawn. 67) ]l» JUNIOR DINING ROOM SET - fi tTCRLlNG iiLvER - Garham Lai HORNET 1974 - Hatehback. 1150 tory. Hours 1-4 p m Mon., Tutl.. ANTiOUF CHRISTMAS Don bed teMent condit'O". 1100 r«io pattern, eight put* plate wi .0 lYItl M Receiver • Flettwood Brgm. VOLVO - 1975. Model 1*4 E. excellent Slartdord shift, Michelln tirei. Cotl Ml Thurs.. Fri Please send resume to RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL quilts, (ui glass, souvenir spoon. Tin /M IW ting* never uW In ooginai pW.'u Green 37)9 or 7473M4. condition, ol' possible options, power Box S 7*3, The Dolly Register, Shrew* Personnel Deportment ton Fall* Antique* ot the Lemon Bo< windows, a>r conditioning. AM FM, • bury, N.J. 07701 'tl. 1111 Sycamore Ave . Daily • i kf NMORr Stainte.i steel eleclru lovfii im per setting Ui WI icatth hiter* f ewr rto«r »0ae>«r t Stock #994 IMPALA SS 19*5 - Air. power brakes Union SI RedBonh. N J 07701 took top. »i'h grill, iitie new. U5 Twt iuEOC COAT r power steering track stereo, sun roof Cal) after t i equal opportunity employer IM/W) j m Sun. i] 4 p m 1MB t/> MI) P M . 747 7590 or any time during the DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full time ures TTPI14 l" Gibson I0W BTu o" 495 9111 day. 747 ax EGISTEREO NURSES - For nun conditioner Hi 74) 7m ' DOUBLI* IAMH IMOf Mallet oreo X ray license required GUN - IthaKO Horn"tffl»l Hit *al 76MERCURY JEEP SALESAND SERVICE Experience not necessary Hours III home, 11 to 7 shift, part time fc • KlTCHtN BASf CABiNElS 10 VOLVO STATION WAGON 1971 - p.m. No Weds Sal 9 2 pm Please •ft' salary ond full fringe benefit* %1\ 191 7U1 Twin Boro Motors, Inc With air. 11300 Wide selection in oil price ranges long «ith ronge *mk and won oven i Regentiy ttxx' Cougar XR-7 131 E Newmon Spring* Rd Rrrd Bank send resume to Bon S 114, The Daily or appointment call. 7910400 Mon Mory lone Roosevelt Antiques very good condition Alter S p m M4 Red CALL NOW 7*7 0040 •41^311 Register, Shrewsbury. N J O77D1 109 E River Rd (Comet ot Black .C%%, tltctron let VOLVO 1971 - 144 IT 7 Point Rd ). Rumson 14] J1it Stock #06 KITSON CHEVROLET CO DTRECTOiTOF NURSING - RN tor HOOL BUS DRIVER - Benefit N i ABiNTTi uvra large lit WA11 1 INI *• Ampiitiel ' Hwy34 Eatontoi 1950 nursing director of skilled nursing to mon 1100 ii en oi*7 ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS kilcrien totMne't Including tormir a top ______543 1000 ' tilily Soiory commensurate with ex- SON BELOW NEXT YEAR SPRlCFS ovan and cook top H00 Coll 791 1»1 TiRCt Five O'l 14 Good candl (.Ml 1*1 «04fi Gold WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL DRIVEllS NEEDED - Start imme- olive Loco) area Totl40 seater sttei runners conversation 140 One cushion neeth cove< 'if '11 Wanted Stock #07 MATADOR 1974 Hwy 9 Freehold diately, two or more hours per day ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY piece Lown or display 1715 Private evenings ir' " AAAAAAAA Wonted, party who needi 100% lino 443-0147 Apply Murphy Bui Service. 535 Rt 35. Thomos Ave '47 1494 Shrewsbury 771076^ rrxwrnngi or after 6 TV Zenith coio< cenMle IiCfl Middletown (behind Sip er it ein't LA ft X PA I HI condition ReatonoUy avtced Call IM UQUIDATI UNWANTED ANIIQUFV Ing, with no money down, on a 1 1971 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ALL LCRETARY - Newark low tlrm in iCWELRY RUGS FOR t.A\H Matador, air condllloning. paw Point 1- Ifling, tor litigation at ANTIQUES -* Bo'n tole 5 »\ off 17 7S gallon 73 CHEVROLET — Power, everything, (our radial MOW Front St , RM Bank Tues Sat . INTIRNATiQNAi OAi - steering, AM-FM (tereo, 21,000 mil.. tires, two rodloi snowi good mileoge. DRIVER WANTED - Port-time. Ap- ___ skills sought, legal tl Cull IV MM or 71' JH7 >• Riverside, A.e ld l U' tift) Mallbu (1195 Many other model* to choose must sell Colt 741 9116, onytlme. ply in person otter 4pm Circle Pino. perlence not required will consider LAWN TRACTOR - John Deere II Yellow from For quick credit OK. cal totontown Circle ecent college or secretarial school BARRELS vvini- antique. 50 gal h p 47 (ul. two years Old ReloH AAA OASIS MOTORS at (701) 771 H00 oduate Call Mr HOfnmHI, Mt 7000 OH wood E»(*nenl torwJition IIS eoch 17150. oo.no 11400 Sweeper om f LtCTRtC IRAIN4 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Must An,arvjcjlt bevcjeit »nd Mid »H'J< Stock #15 MAZDA RX4 WAGON - 1*74 Air 3 Trucks and Trailer* or two if m 717 mini >t> nn H-*oc*t< .n.luOXl M)»0f? hove steno, be on excellent worker, in- SECRETARY L i A(JRC> Porcejoin tigunne. laigjr witti t—se blue cvshtofas Imo*• cher •. four tpred, snow lire*, 37,000, en ODGE^'WI MAKi B 3O0 - Automat telligent ond a self Startm Excellent o tteno. good typing, need car Hour * U 1 room lomt, lOfee or end lobie Wood If o*tte*J Oon Al I l -JiNJ. BOuG"' cellenf 747 1747 days. 747 4449 eve . FM tape, oir, Michellnt Eight pas salary and Ulnae benefits Call Mr - jlartill- US Itoiiort Provinciat coiHuii lotile collection iniRrding limited eoitm ORAPHK HUT 72 MERCURY nlnoj. senger Beit offer Call 717 1*93. R eynom*,i42M01 Private home reduced prices M7 isri tte«pooybed Con otter t li))M0 with mo>bH 170 Stick lamp on g'att fYPEwRlTIRl ADDING majctunn UNDCN LANE. MONMOUTH MA. Comet I MAX, DODGE Thomas Ave '47 1494 Shrewtbui pedesioi boie U ilj 4*71 4144 MERCURY 1975 » MuiriET EXPERVE~NCED PATNTE'RT WANT AH moke* new or vted Guoronteed ALLLIONEL TRAINS Brown VAN. and toke ED — Working as sub contractors Ex EC RET AH~Y RECEPTIONIST - lEDROOM Net. live pitCt, »l*" LULLABY LHIB ANU IJRfrSM » low o> U5 Wpuot. 101 Manmouth MONARCH ill 717 7SS4 terior-lnlerior New custom homes yping. filing CaIr Alla' n Bwergin iving room, sleeps two. 11 SO O. UO Mint condiHan Orfr.n Top CatAOppTEjIUX »44 111 Stock #t7 (OH )*4|l|' V H#it ID theoter 747 MIS Wonted, parly who need* 100S llnani STOCK CAR TRAILER - Witt. e« Call between « 7 p m |42 795* lor lo Niisor " .il Estute ' ettet *» 4«i 0095 VIOLINS - Par itwdent* '. die Ml *NIIUUF1 A',' Ing, with no money down, on a 1975 o> le. 1300 EXP^RIE'NCE'D^PERSON — To work dentil View 14? MOV tufutt cchinh a gigt* duiii (*- Mercury Monarch, air conditioning i i i ciomb.o Mi «i*e. J« girl i > tit I4J Cull .'!• SIM Cat) 141 co h paW Mary Jon* R 74 MERCURY 591-1165 In auto wrecking yard Cod Marlboro * lotrom tor 70 HO race cor set Aurora IJO MAGIC CHFF GAS RANGF JO in t- R power steering, il* cylinder, 11,000 Auto Wrecker*, Tennenl Rd , Morgan punching bgg HJ^Xuil Ul 120J » miles. 13*95 Many other models to *. TON PICK UP - A l condition I lean thrre WARM CLOTHING - Woman s sue* Cougar XR-7 Aut«moUt -pow«r I30W Coll eve will* i91 1400. — ear* e»i Ol D FURNlTuOC An cttooM from, Top cash pold tor yswi T illy Register, Shrewsbury CANDLE MOLDS - Sue, 7. I I II 14 Coot* sweateraterrs dresse* Goia cor or truck. For quick credit O K ings. 747 3*53 FOOD SERVICE MANAGER - With 715. Th. Slightly u»ed tl each MATTfctS* AND BOX SPRING - Used in new condi glastwore wt o«i»>'« orw call OASIS MOTORS at (301) 711 7100 J 07701. Full Good condition U5 Wilson golt •tion 747 iyn rmmedieW ceV h' anv nf a TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1974 - experience to work in skilled nursing '41 I MO ervtfung > |(ii * Is f Stock #18 facility Apply in person, with pre clubs tlorter set itke new. 191 747 WASHING MAC"'*' G'. II wit U I MGB 19*1 ROADSTER - Four speed Blue, tour wheel drive, with three po • 'fie top mahogony. i r7») mtn> bosket e«teiientc tion lii Mf l-t7 rodiol tires. Good condition. Very rea tltion Meyers snow plow CB ond AM pored resume ot education ond em Security Officers US uium 75 MERCURY sonoble 5434241. rodios 27.000 mile* Excellent condi ploymenf No phone colls Green MATTHESSHi'- New, 'wll or tw More Classified tion 14000 firm 747-0144 Grove Convalescent Center. Green ermanent full time'pan time Good Ca»m im t?f Sunk bed. wood, hi ntei WATER BED two n« . . Goad to* MONMOUTH rorting soiory, holidays, benefit, un* CHRiSTM*'. ' • I dttion 150 or be*after Can Ml M*O Monteoo MX Brgm. Grove Rood, oft Rt u. Neptune. N.J orms lupphefl Horn* phone ond Ow irame*. 159 Dmetles 1*0 Attei on Went Pagt? CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TRUCK INSURANCE FOREMAN MW — Asslstont foreman >ougio» Fir Bo>sum Fn, Blue $pri p m . en-9071 » 1 p m Cream HwyM EtHontown 541 i 500 LUMCSI rate* Free avoles immediate omotxie necessary Cantor interview Hot wov Sp'uie Scotch Pine, Wreo needed by lost growing plostlcs mold ornt.p m 3M fu\ Stock #24 coverage^ phone 5^1-Utr ing company, central N J Infection ove blanket*, roping TRUCK INSURANCE molding experience esiential Ex- MEET METAL MECHANIC - E » rresh t'u't and ' --- BORN FRUIT FA 2. Autos For Sale Tree quotes by phone Call toll tree cellent opportunity Bo> M-131, The perlenced ..onl. ^y Coil Mid Stole Me 76 MERCURY tsllrte, KK> ill 9703 9 am lo 9 p m Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. tonicol. Mus< hove c 147 »i MonkMO MX I - tO-speed 07701 COCKTAIL AMD LAMP T A B t I S I NELLING AND SHELLING - Three pieot necessary Coll Joet>. T41S60S Coll Mr Lynn at ff tply sanding detail* to Bo* S 779 The CHiB FOR SALE - Dorfc oak. dovtxe ON THE SPOT sume to P.O. B' ' oily Register. Shrewsbury N j drop sides. gooC condition IM Col' OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Station Wagon MOTORC'TCLC INSURANCE - Rao • 4 Hlf Lt. Blue APPROVAL sonoble rates Grossirvaer and Heller oroa. Agency, 15 Wifcoff PI . Red Bonk. 741 LADIES MEN - Work ol home on fhe EACHER - Port tim*, *ytapiem»niai ESK&, FILES iot.ir-% choc's oodmy MISCELLANEOUS ROOFING * SIDING, Stock « 33 phone, earn IIS ISO weekly servicing rocher ot moth and reading tar Title ' ochtnes. typewriters, ettitc equip BUiINt bi our customers 364 1244 rogrom Pleose contact Mr E A «nt etc at bargain pri<«t N>* M BUDGET MOVERS • OOFlNf, AND <. ARf > ovtov*ky. Superintendent, tittle Sii used AAC DESK OUJLET. 1709 Rt DIHE CTOK* Call tor tree estimote Frea esumortrt houm1 76 MARK IV LEGAL SECRETARY - With at least er Schools, ill Morkham Plate. JS Ookhur*i.53i WO MI 7477 * m-AS17 71* 7««4 otter i e rr Chestnut 5664102 2. Autos For Sole Iftree years experlrmce required Five iHle Silver or con 141 JIM Equal op dovr per week No Sots or lego) ho artunity employer ADDING MACHINES • A' TORY WARRANTY SERVICE - •OOFiNO AND 5IOINO * ir Slock #35 Hdays Complete benefit* tlte Insur Ma navea tyrvonta in heme cwr -n man> Oito" Re«tino t Vi! once, hospl loh lot ion, sick leave Gen TDCO DISPLAY TERMINAL OPEH TYPEWRITERS service All motw* TV i. tle'eos. r« r'5-0tl Eoantng* 'tr 5*U I erous yeoriiy bonub s andd outstandinttdi g TOR,TYPIST - Several position* DINING ROOM itohon provirKO< '69 CHEVROLET re available with University Grophir* DCNC MACHINH ryptWMll C * VM.f \i Meingnu $1 Bed iy scale Send resume to Box C 7%f. nc tor ei per ie need typist sciov te' China Cupboa'd enellent condition 1> Si Rfd Bonk 747 MI5 mk>W4m TRUCK A AUTO nlnol operotor If you ton >ype «c oMing IBM Two «««M ».***h **>4 hi RENTAL White He*, one co"»t tabte. m«tCMng. a*k LEGAL SECRETARY - Experience urately and follow instruction* we r PAINTING 4 Stock #36 preferred Excellent sleno ond typing III train you on our text editing m ingt'TD *v n sc'i sepe oiri« PXtHent ALTERATIONS VOLVO SALE required Oceonport area 542-2501 t«rn tor a ctmiienging position Please condition toil 717 IW DECORATING LEGAL SECRETARY - Foil"time? DOLL MI 74 MERCURY Keyporl orea E xperienced in Real E* University Graphics Inc MINIATURE FURNITURE .gwi't t. e Complete '.ne of 'emoflet BILL'S PAINTING Marquis Brgm. Kite Coll 744-4000 Attention Jeffrey M Bo'rir AL STORES ACttSSOH'ti CALL ing Can Rich Mnimberg W 1**7 iftienor ondeiierior Lower Than April 1975 11 Wesl Ave Atlantic Higrtia U. 4fev fefvutgMomfnout* Count's r«" i^ers Leaders intwrorKe Cooeroga Red LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red No phone coin pieose Bank firm Experienced (recent) onKr tntfi views by appoiMTi* • I DRUM] m Stock #37 Must have excellent *ciM* Pay com Comp'eti s*t -iSe-^wlMO lion* rompiete home" °3al0390 mensurote with ability Up lo l>75 WAITRESS M * £»p*< f TOM t FORD NEW 1976 week 147 4500 me Apply in person to Matowon Dm »»'. t* Can Oennn. 7fi J*Jt eve 71 MERCURY er.43Rt it. Molawa" SPACE HE*"' o '-•« • mo pointer with sit yea'* e • 17 0*1 BTU. with Ihi'rr , Vance ana O^n Srortins my QW^ OV*1 Marquis I 90 PER HOUR - Full o< pori itmi tetter condition 155 54]l!«ni Red during schoo< vocation l| years or tion* ond repairs FiH .no Arranaed e*s hi establish a reputation to' QUCI"I ' •" between 5 ond 7 E*£RC'CLE - Taro-^pc^d u., IMXI, Boy HeodComtrwcfio o 7»5 •'« wark at o 'wwngtKi pr>ce inferior VOLVO 245A MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - oct>on in e«ceiie«tt condition O'.gi Stock #36 eiieriar free etttmotes Catl S«t Go* Csll2$4-1$00 MatowoMotowon rnonufcKture' seeking Clos* noi'y U0*. our price «K0 Ul U14 CAPPtNTRT ANU MAiON *O»lL uv-io at n* 440A A. Momt ce Mechanic witth ei* Alte«atian* and odd''» Stock #44 WHJ13J. 5 30-1 30pm NIGHTS-DAYS-AFTERNOONS or other tint c«v MECHANIC - Experienced with er WORK AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK TWO SHIFTS SPHJC! ^P ?Oui HOuS We'll Beat Any Deal without teds Apply In person. J 1 R MISCELLANEOUS 7470308 Sunoco. 140 Mwy 14, Sf'o-O. Refer PICK YOUR OWN SCHEDULE On Any Model! •nee* required CUSTOM MOVING - King si" Medtterronaon (Minimum 3 con»cutlv« dap • ntt) PICTURE FRAMING PLUMBING* bedroam *ei including box spring and 1 HEATING mottreu. svat SI 100 new. **n tor UU asor* FAST SERVICE WE'RE STILL HIRING! GRAPHIC HUT WALL Three-place CakmW living ream s*t, ••rl.NO AND M( A LlNOtNLANE MONWOU *7i Coianiai cacktaii table ond two 23 OPENINGS TO GO acUHue m (tnunociei alted industrial not •ri.t . USI . Stag* bed ond spring*. 1)0 spanking new office*. Broad SI, Red Bank km-* Recllner. fis **O M*toiie4 M* »5 M«4>vm, er* d'veM, utmaitii. aarboge c • 19 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank tttm» 717-f 123 .tfi sfeiri available posor* and tewer .retaliations Ii c NURSE - LPN or RN. part time, at aarranted MtmU AKK SW.M Ing and Boord or H*o r •" k>«e)reem secene* fleer upmitmtni MODERNAPARTMENT - Ne« H—*y Kt« ••»• lacatlai. UM *er Hmatmruntm. The best lime to colt li Coll 123 SiUanyiime re«ul r e« E. A. AN M STR 0 N C •RlNTlMOPRtU AOCHCV, RMttert. I4I-4SM MONMOUTH IEACH - Chonnt 212 Travel Will Inn,, MMM fir.l.l •rlnl KIAMMUKC - Flvt r»iu Frsnl _r_. iment* Fontotlii. BfaM I* MaMa* wiirkjl ctjllljllal mu»l IX* ifrcatlen en Khrewtbury River Heat Transportation I o»»m. (atn. «K CMI »I-MM 5ft 1711 fUS andtot wate r Included In rent Color LEAVING FOK FLORIDA - D« coordinated kitchen, air conditioning. KCANWUIIO - Lmn aaa*a«raa. TU(M VOUR DIAMOUDl INTO me»ttr TV antenna, cobif TV, terlm POtUMtt — Canwt OH Jtwtlry It fcllrt haal, h«l iMtar. elr condl eoot, wo(k In clotel. laundry room. meviM tociiniet CHANNEL SEACH KEANMURG - OXaaroom. too APARTMENTS, PARK RO , MON 113 Instruction XlftlBUf'LOCKS (UPAIKO »N0 lamlrf, all wtlllttat frit. kMl, Mil ».k.t MOUTH BEACH (JUST OFF OCEAN AVI ) Wenting ooewt Apt 37.3334301. Urtlon. Hnttltr H, Mr Mam, N.J. MJ «u ITATC HENTALl Bkr 7474444 THAVEL AGENT SCHOOL - E«t MONMOUTH BEACH - Vear round Mug cMun. 1100 Includlna tooki <» WANTED KIAHtlURG - Pflwstt tnt \ reAtal Iwo-o»droom turnlthed USOi wnfurnlthed »3« plut utilities One WnirliHi Tmv.1 (chaal. t» 7111 WlHrtuU flwrliuflwrlu loo1 ,, tin),, aal lA^B^ * ' - ' • I J . J» . fc. I A_ • J bedroom turnh.hed-S3», unlurnithed *IM*VHfl|f MVIt iWlllf fWMllAi llv< I3M Call 7» 17S4 or W «7* after i 131. Housts For Sole Ml ««l Call Ml MI mi t iM M 101 Apartments 104 Winter Rentals IM. Commercial KEANMURG - Tw«*t*oom «Mrt- REFURBISHED - Two ttory century IM«I. IIH Inclualnj ullHIlM Oultl MONMOUTH BEACH — Two-bed Rentals home In Oceanport Seven rooms, two tawtly Tty->17>. room, ktdt. pet* o h., nice locate, only bath*, large kitchen, oas ronge. mtrtg private beach club, tennlt courts, ooH FOR RENT erotor. panlry, diinwosher, large Kf ANttUKG - Two lovtly thr«* STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 SI»IE lENULSIli Weikendi, weekly, monlnly Office space far rent on desirable yard. Garage- Law taxct Near 220 Atlantic Highlands room aportmonlt, h*ol ond hot water Hwy U location. In Hailet Suitable schools ond shopping. Job transfer IMIuMd. yard •*« parhlng. IIM 113 ONC AND TWO BEDROOM - Studio for attorney or accountant Coll Mr MwtlHll tJV.JOO fall S44 till Long Branch, Red Bonk Coll between 102 Houits For Rent HIGHLANDS- Thrte btd.oorr Anderson tor details NOTICE house, fully furnished 1210 plus utlll TAKE NOTICE, that Ihe Plan 1m«nt* etpm.t»-IBll JOHN F ANDERSON AGENCY RUMSON AREA - Send for Hornet Kf ANIIURG - JV, room aordtn • ACMELORS PAD - Chormlnm hill lies ond security Jon I June 30 173 741 4477 Board ot Ihe Borough ot Atlantic High NTAL UJIVICI - New rent tmtnl Private •ntronc*. I.to PORT MONMOUTH - Three roor lid* cottag* Octon vltw. Two bed For Living" brochure, pics, descrip- lands shall hold 0 Spectol Meeting o ., never e tee for tenon t fw 1133 HonctKh St., Apt J4A roomt. Iwo porctMt, air Woih«r ond tions, prices on available homes AP Tuesday. December 21. 1976 at I 00 nlifted «n« untyrnlihee) homes ond LONG BRANCH — Furnlihed effl PLEBftOOK REALTORS, 113 Ave n ••Hf.mo. W-7WI. P M. ot the Borough Hall lo lofce lor |lCHI*AOENCV. ntti! clenclei, on ocean, ulllltlet includtn). Two Rivers, Rumson, I4J ?tO0 mo! ociion on opproval ot Ihe pr opose Mdlng d> Borough ot r\*< • " eonperl Ave , RED BANK - Heat free, three bed No eecurity Coll otter i, WMOM Coll Mi Land Use Ordinance introduced by th all aanattM. uimtltt \nctu4ii. llfi p»t kld n k S33S Mayor and Council on December U oaopted April I. TNI, at iw. POCONOS - Swltt Chalel. Sleepi Rumson Exclusive and omended by ordinances Jw;- month plut on* month .•cur My rt OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Ne Handsome ranch In prime location. IW flirttf IM-M17 twelve Fireploce, dlthwait.tr, tinnu. bulWIrvg, MOO tq ft., will divide lo sul July 13, 1970, September M. Jtll, Oe RED IANK — Rector Pi. Three-room ikling, mow moblling Neor three »ki heating and air conditioning Included ocre* of beootltui grounds, tour bed Dec » UN camber 17, 1971, Jonuory ?3. W3, No- KEANMUDG - H Cmllf Avt 0l» oportmant. ins plut utlllilei. Security HAZLET — Thrtt bedroom ronch. areas. Weekend! or weekly. Fall ond HlghldndS.N J Call 173 luT rooms, three baths Call us lo see Ash vember 2S, 1974. ond September I, Mmm oporlmtnt. II7S monthly plus required Coll 7*)M4|S before 1pm winter U71 »7i ing 1109,100. MOTICI I97S, be ond the tome li >-'• tln 71)4304 wall to wall corpcllna. and mon tits OFFICE - With bathroom, rtar R THE WORKSESSION MEETING M.ADLIV ttACH - laaclaul unlur *EO IANK - Two btdroom apart STATE aCNTAlSlir. HI uu SEA BRIGHT — Furnished itudlo effi- ern building HIS month 9*4 Hwy. W OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL O nlihttl wt aairtam ••onmtnt. fully K1VP0KT — One end two bedroomt men*, no peti, »MS per month, coll 747 ciencies and motel unlit Weekly and TM «ctpl m 0lt»f«lM pr»vld«) HIGHLANDS - On* txdroom, bath, Hailet. Neor Shop Rite. 76* 2t7i THE BOROUGH OF ATLANTIC IM alornald ordlnonc. MlnM. cararM Air ctMllltnM On prim and efrlclenciei, available now No*H, between 7-1 P.M. monthly rates Mold service Utilities HIGHLANDS SCHEDULED FOR •oH. Coll H**U*, 9 4 p.m. living room, kllchtn. »1M p«r monlh. Included No leait. security deposit re PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — VAN HORN AN OHDINAHfl- OF THE DEO BANK — Two-bedroom, ova 11 plui IutillllM. on* monttl ucurlly. Coll AGENCY-REALTORS MONDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1976 HA •OROUGH OF FAIR WfN ESTA» quired. Trod* Wlndt Motel and Mo Ground floor, suitable lor doctor or BEEN CANCELLED. LEONARDO - Two-aadroam oun- able now. oil utniiiei paid, only H7S 111 5» rlno, W-ltii. dentist at 1)3 Brood St., Red Bonk. 747 Open 7 day. Call 34 hours a day. LISMING A PLANNIHG I5A«O AMD J LEONARD CLARK l lountfry locllllltt, kid*. ptl» tTATE RENTALS Bfcr 747 9434 HIGHLANDS — Two. on* bedroom 17M, t a.m. lo Spm A ZONING BOARD OF ADJUST DIAL ARIA N. ASIURV PARR 747-4100 BOROUGH CLERK MeNT PURSUANTTO TH E PJOVI REOIANK M RIVERSIDE AVE aporlmfnll In two lomlly home till pir month, plut ulllltlot One month 106 Furnished Rooms KM River Rd Fair Haven ADMINISTRATOI SIONS OF THE N.JSA 40.MO I rt RIVERVIEW TOWERS Professional Center TINTON FALLS - For sale by owner Dec. 20 M?" PROVIDING FO« THrfpW CARLTON HOUSE LON0 tAANCH - tll-IX Union Ave "THE VERY FINEST IN wcurllv. a mult CollOT1 I1S 4 olitr 6 l«0 Halt Mile Rd Four bedroom Center Hall Colonial PM 1 EftOF SAID BOARDS. FIXING THE LUXURY Hl-RlSE BUILDING Flvefoom oportmont, MIJ tncludlns LUXURY HIGH-RISE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small ho Red Bonk, NJ, with I /* baths, beomed celling tomily PROCEDURES GOVERNING APPLI 110 OeolLatte Drive ool, Four room apartment. MOO in Although we are 100% occupied we HIGHLANDS - Three large roomt, tel. permanent guests, clean room*, room, with rolsed hearth fireplace, 221 Colts Neck CATIONS TO SAID BOARDS AND ludlna heat. One month i itcurlty will hove a lew select aportmenti be- carpet, polio, kids, pelt ak,HM kitchen privilege! Privacy. Reason Suites 700 1400 with prlvott BL irsl floor laundry room, attached two- APPEALS THEREFBOM.jAND.PRO includes canlrol alr,1rM?w'^oVr. coming available in the very near fu- able role* Give it a try, you'll like Hi trance* On site poikina Quality and car garage Money saving dual ion* NOTICE TO BIDDERS VIDING FOR THE CONTINUANCE OM end electric, lerroce, 34-hour door STATE MENTALS fckr. 747-9414 Coll 291-01)6* or 741-1144 raflnemenl throughout Ideol locollon" gas-heot All on over '.^-ocre lot Prln Notice It hereby given thai caption* LONG •KAHCHWEST E NO - ture One-bedroom apartment, from OF EXISTING ORDINANCES, mm t-ervlce Overlooking Deal Lake 17*3 per month, Iwo bedroom opart KEANSBURG — Three bedroom bl- At Red Bonk/Llncrott EMII 109, Gord< clpoltonly. M9,OO0 UI-S64). sealed bids bearing bidder l name an odopttd Iht 3?lh day ol Dtcfmptr. Tlvet room turnlihed •portmenl with •nil from 1395 per month. Central level. heal free, polio ond carpeti, ATLANTIC HOTEL - Roomt ond ettl Slate Parkwoy oddress will be received by the Colt Oil uiiMtiei, on Oceon toulevord, near clem;let tor rent. Neck Township Board ol Education o im. an ordinance entitled. "BOreuoh 776*5450, 776-5454 ond heat, 24 hour doorman, TV 71? Wl? CALL 747 mi ot Folr Hoven Loud S»*dlvlllon Ordl ii mapprng. mtu7 __jurlfy, swimming pool, sauna, ma- STATE RENTALS Bhr. 747-9414 132 Apartments- or before I li PU on Thursday, Ja nonce aOopled September 13. I»J4. ot LONG iHANCH - Oawitront high rina, alto underground parking Call RED BANK nuory 6. 1977. at which time they wll IATONTOWN - Four lirw roomi. CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOM - Office .pace available Town Houses be publicly opened, read ond recorde jr. j . j t ^.** .,ji I kin aM nil. Pool OM mort rlu- Lara* two bedroom Heal, hot BotoClccone, Ml 741 1737 LEONARDO - Small two Bedroom water and cooking gat Included Or studio apartment Long term only. Call o71-IMS lor the lol low ino: bungalow, suitable couple only Newly Call between 1-4 p.m., 747-1041. 1 TRANSPORTATION ROUTE Sir,T! KINTAL! •» Aportmeni ovollable Dec 1» or Jon. I RED BANK - 30 w Suniet. Fou redecoraled including wall to-wall cor RED BANK - 12 Brood SI Single room and both HOC per month, piu FURNISHED ROOMS - AND FUR room office available. Ui per month FOR HANDICAPPED piling Available Jon ) 1110 per Specifications and Terms. Genera eadopled OAHDIN1R S COTTAGt - On Ml utllllltt SM-437S. month Security, leate ond reference, NISHED APARTMENTS wllh carpel, drapes, central air ond ol MfK MMtlttoxit Eliot. Ml room!, /I7-6U9 or 7I7M5I utilities Included. Ready lo move In Conditions, ond Bid Forms may be ob 3. This ordinance shall be valid lor a L6N0 BRANCH - Unfurnlined aport" RUMSON - One-bedroom, untur required Coll IV M0! Aih tor Peggy Minimum one year lease Call owner lamed from Ihe Office of the Secre period not exceeding one year Iron, ils camalaltly rtmodtltd Ntor Irpln nithed, Include* electric, heat ond hot MIDOLETOWN — Unfurnished, Im •wagfrMMmiinl 147 Wil KEANSBURG - Large airy room, Wolttr Zimmerer and Son. 142 1520 oi 134 Form Property lory, Cedar Drive School, R O No. 2 etiedlve date unless further extended «rtrter, 1310 per month Convenient, te mediate occupancy. Five-room Ranch ample parking. 944-4112. Cedar Drive, Colti Neck, N.J. 077] under ond by virtue of the provisions HAtLlT — Efficiency opart men I, cure orea 3» 3000 Two bedroom., living room, dining Call after 6PM 7171143. JUST FARMS between 10.00 a m. and 4.00 p rr ofN JS A 40 SSD-W area. Kitchen ond garage Perfect lor REOBANK » RIVERSIDE AVE Horse, crops and steer • weefcdavs (Phone462-11SI) newly furnished and redecorated LONG BRANCH — Three-room tur- SEA BRIGHT - Elegant ond e* erMorrlll, Broker Freehold This ordinance shall lake effect »VolHe> woll carpeting. Cenvenlenl lo tmatl family 1300 monthly plus utili- KEANSBURG - Rooms, dally and HIVERVIEW TOWERS The Board reserves Ihe right to re|e< _ i Ils passage and publication at nlfthed aporlmenl. oflitreel parking, clutlvcly dtiloner fumiihed itudlo el weekly 130 and Mi per week. Kllchen Home/I43 4176 any ond all bids, or award bids 1 tho^na ond transportation Avaliobte oil ulllilUi tuppued, 1115 plui ucu flclency and 3Vi-room executive tultet ties. Lease required. E. A. ARM The Finest In Lunury High Rite cording to low. Jon I. Im per month including ulill STRONG AGENCY, Realtor. 741-4100. privileges 7I7-M6I NOW OFFERS whole or in part which in Ils ludgmen PUBLIC NOTICE , rlty. Awolloble now Adulti pretetred, En|oy a short or long stay No lease may be deemed in the best interest o IMs. LOOM, wcufity and rersw entei re no pet* 311 3371 Harbour Point, 1493 Ocean Ave., 747 RED BANK - Two-three bedrooms" LARGE BEDROOM FOR RENT - PROFESSIONAL SUITES — The fl 136 Industrial The foregoing ordinance was In a>*ta*. ttl n?-*eW. Alfc lor Peony duple*, living room, dining room, Weekly. IIS Second St.. Keyport. available In the county at unheard the School District, ond lo waive Im traduced and poised first reading al a t Gi A W material formalities. HIOHLANO HILLS - Two^adroom LONG BRANCH — One, two. three nu. hllchen, bath No pntt Call belween • Call 164 7107 Property regular meeting of the Mfyor and bedroom* ovaiiobie. prime area, utl 11 - SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment. 2 p.m., 747-3771. By order ot the Board of Education Council ot the Borough of Folr Haven •oartmtril. Hiof end hot wottr lot tletl-ee, I1S0 up Wall to wall carpet, ocean river view. LEONARDO - Large room over REO BANK - 3000 Sq Fl. building, Colts Neck Township, New Jersey held on Monday, December 13, 197*. KHKftd. Won 10 won carpttlna Slow* looking bay Private entrance, private suitable tor manufacturing or storage STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 MM all utllltlii. One month- rent, one *UMSON - Colonial duple*, two bed SHIRLEY ZEISE. ond will come up tor final consid- ant ralrlairokir lurnlihod Pool prl.i montfi security, 1)41 a month. Call 391 bath. Coll 791 3007 after 6 p.m. Will alter lo sull llroad sldig privileges- ,Available er atlon and passage at a regular meet Ml. Marina »»» Adulti prtttrrtd oom, woter view, olr. S34S, medlatcly toll 741 0404 Boord Secretory 747 7911 RED BANK -Bedroom! silling room. Client Parking Available Ing ot sold Mayor ond Council to be No ptfi tacurity and rtfortnen riau- rimMMv CALL BOB "(CCONE December M. 1976 held on Monday, December 37, 1976, at Jrji. Taklni aapllcolloni now. Coll MAT AWAN-CROSS ROAD AAA NOR share kitchen and bath. Single person. SEA BRIGHT - Two-room apartmenl HUMSON - four bedroom Cope Coi 741-M9S. 741-17J2 137 Lots And Acreage Dec, 20 17.M 1:00 P.M. at the Municipal Building, •71 Ittl. One ond two bedroomt, Heal, hot wo lor one person IU0 per monlh plus tremendous kitchen, two baths, gi 741 River Road, Fair Haven, New Jer ttt, cooking on, olr conditioned. Al electric, onmmonfh lecurlly. 747-69)1. . Walk to but. U9S a month. 79 KEANSBURG - Building lot UilOO, ley, at which time ond place all per- HIGHLANDS ~_Foor foooi oportmtnl Exit 130. SMT-«01Q. rage. 110 Wonted To Rent 222 Eatontown SEA BRIGHT - IVWoom m ranch 108 Commercial sidewalks and curb*, corner Woodside sons desiring to be heard will be given an. Ave. and Grove Place. 14SO0 717 210$ ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTENT lull opportunity . MATAWAN — Ken Oordem, big onehouM on river North beach. All ulill UNION BC ACM f WEST END — Enjoy total luxury llv- shops and restaurants, one block Iron- HE ft I 1 •• I a 1 nounced today that under authority ol nal action Is taken on the lortoolng or bMTMfn furnlthtd oparlmtnl, wgll-lo Ing In a contemporary rniaxed atmos WOULD WIDOW - Like lo shaft; he. Rlvervlew Hospital, but away frorr 138 Mobile Homes the National Flood Insurance Act ol dl nance. «Mll car.Mt.na utlllfiti inclitttad. till pherf One bedroom aparlmenl wllh traffic nil"". Low rentoli Including INI, at amended. (PL. 90 441) ond the ROYW:HELSON convertible den, colostol closets, wall complete janitorial tervltei and sup Fteee: DfMtter Pretectlen Act et 1973, Mr month plut itcurltv. Sin monIM MATAWAN ONE BEDROOM letrvony Rd , Hoile (P.L. 93-234) II will fund a detailed Boron 0*1 Clerk lifOH r*Qwlr«d. Coll 173 IJ JO olttr 7 to woll corpetlng. Prom 1340 Avery pllcv Phone for detail! or showing o to*hopnlr>g Coll 764 3911. ' "__ HI WS 131 Houses For Sale udv ol the flood haiard areas In the Re: Zoning and Land SubdlvlMon pm o antim fcd S185 583-4873 Arrm, 119 Avtry Ave.. »9 44*0 Dec. 20 . *34 1I A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of hornet MOBILE HOME - I0X4S, en»-l»d- SDrough ol Eotonlown, N.J. In Monmoulh County1 It'i youn It you room, with wall to wall, air, new tur' The study will be performed for the write or call Betsy Rosi Ayency. 117 noce, shed and awning. On lol In Eo Federal Insurance Administration one Rt. 3S, Keyport, NJ 07/35 Phone tonlown, must sell Coll U? 1714 otter 6 the Department of Environmental Pro P.M. lection, Division of Waier Resources JOB HUNTING? 3*4 345* Slate ot New Jersey by Tlppetts Ab ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- New «1O Three-room, (orpeling, uiim) bett McCorthy Stratton, Engineers and homes. Bl level or Ranch. Buy direct condition Can slay on lol J2SO0 or Architects J US Pork Avenue. New from builder ond save. Coll 291 1M3. best otter. 2A4-41S4. York, New York 10022 The purpose ol this study Is to exom 140 Real Estate Wanted which at* de BimniNOLOISWANU I) r ikely to be de- By contractor o determine flood eleva River rights* One block Fo but 1 in MI4W after S p.m. ose areas. Flood elevations The kids will love HI 152,S00 Call now by the community to carry CENTURY 21 COZENS AGENCY BUILDING LOTS WANTED ) plain monogemeni ob|er Hunt in Realtor, 113 River Rd , Fair Haven B tt tll Flood Inturonc PKIEPJCH^S 7417714, g also be used n% the COUPLE IN LATE US - Want Iwo basis for detenrilnlng the appropriate on affiliate ot the lormtil real esi_ bedroom. I ''J both, living room, dining Hood Insurance^emlum rales oppll company In the world—Century 1) Co room, kllchen, fomlly room In Ocean cable tor new bunding ond their con leni Realtor, 741 7616. Multiple III! or Monmoulh Counties. Have 15,000 'enls, ot well at detenalnlng the rates S7.000 tor down payment and closing. lo be used lor the secoWd layer ol In cusinfou! for Great Christmas Gifts Please send dclalli lo Bai S 212. Tht •uf em* M et.lt.tlng " CALL TODAY - F6r our 40 page real Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J SI. eslole newspaper with over J50 pic 07701 This announcement Is Intended to no USTINGIOF BETTER HOMES — m Keansbura-Mlddlelown-Hoi let-Holm- del. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717- ITS BEGINNING TO LOOK 0121. WE HAVE BUYERS ELLEN S HAZELTON, REALTOR For business, commerical, Industrial ond investment properties. Call lodoy Make it yourself A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Member Real Eslole Exchange -Parkway 117 Agency, 7390117 M-MOO Here's a "spritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: eo ce, ul see app 646 Girls V Boys ancei. immediate occuponcy 137.S0O There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be CENTURY 71. PAUL BRACAR, Real EJ tor, 794 Brood St.. Shrewsbury 747 152 Boats And 0331. found in the Classifieds! Check them out regularly! Accessories Now Is the time lo buy lor the future, BIG UISCOUNU hnmes. duplexes and apartments. We On new boat trailers. OAT HOUSE, rent II for you until you are reody Oceon Ave.. Sea Bright. 143 Mil. Send girls 'n' boys •ff to to move down Ed Conway, Aisoc, Bohr's Restaurant txcluslve Bui Not Expensive Douglas Realty, 2731 E Oakland Pk. school or play in this set! Minnie's Beauty Salon Blvd. Ft Lauderdale, Flo 33306 JOS rolek. Immediate coverage. Grout Open 7 Days All-Year Giftt For Boy HHM4. nger & Heller Agency. IS WlkofmPl., JIFFY! Crochet cardigan Holiday Tip. Fresh Seafood West LortQ Branch. 229 33S3 FOR SALE OR RENT from neck down io o.ne Choice Steaks & Girh VERAS BOUTIQUE BOAT MOTOR - Trailer. Many e« "Special Holiday Parties " Call tras. ISOO piece, including sleeves. No I Sportiw ear—Dresses I.V. REALTY AGENCY Coll 717 4364 Ash tor Bob seams to sew! Use kuHty CRATE'S LIQUORS 2 Bay Avenue, Highlands We olll wrap Free delivery THE WICKER BASKET Little Silver Mike's 4» Broadway. Long Branch 121 7900 BOSTON WHALER Metarlit Blcyclet (Mr Mopedl 872-1245 (Opp ) R R. Slollon - Discount Prlc HIGHWAY PROPERTY - ISO1 deep, AQUA SPORT yarn in 2 colors. Pattern II N. BrWee Ave . Red tonk M&M FACTORY STORE combine business ond residence Four Glastran, Stinger, Zodiac FRItH KILLBD TUHKBVI Christmas Trees C Bobf- Furniturt — Toys - Bicycles Duronautlc. MerCrulser, OMC 646; Sizes 4-10; cap, S, Mv L 1<7 I44U Doll Houses-Doll House Furniture Gomes Open 9 lo 9 dally 10-6 Sun. PANTSUITS SKIRTS BLOUSES large bedrooms, new kllchen, MKIS Turkevi Oltt Wroaped 17 I. Fronl St.. Red Bonk 747 4M7 living room with fireploce, dining Johnson Outboords, Tee Nee and Bentwood Rochtri 741 J4» E.2. Loader Trollers included. Rt U. Coin Neck, tilUH IMalnSt . Keyporl 264 I3SS room, full basement, garage PAULP 1100 Hwy 13HINCK', Oceon S FRANK & BETTY'S Open • 10 Fo > »m BOVA. Realtor, 67MS44 Hobie Cat and O'Day All tyeei of Clvlttinm We S*yo won Ta serve Aooin VALENZANO'S" Toys- Juvenilf Furniture HUM BUG — Impossible at this price SUPER SAVINGS UN lor e.ch pittirq. OnaiMfin » Decorations OFFICE EQUIPMENT Hwy 35 & 7th Ave.. Neptune GOLDBERG FURS you soy - a neot four-bedroom home Drove atonkett - f olmellloi ftAEMORY LANE SHARP CALCULATORS III 95 774-1121 FURSCLEANED ith modern kllchen, fireplace, bas ON LEFTOVERS Add J5c lor each pattern (or All Oooo> al out Lo« Dlicaunl Hwy. IS, Ookhuril SJl 1194 WEST LONG BRANCH 179 0279 REPAIRED 4 RESTYLED ) t d Cll L ISO Price* - Oaan I *yi i Cookmon. Asbury Pork 774 0463 tint-dan airmail and tin- Town & Surf Diner MAHN'S BROTHERS Muscles Watermelon Bar Featuring Ogr New Salad Bar CATHY & HARRY'S Raleigh Bicycles*. Accessories FLAGSHIP dling Send to: Laura Whw- & Garden Center Baklno Done On Premie* COLONIAL GIFTS Rt. 3S. Eatontown M1-OO30 4»r, NMdlccnft Oept II. Slroki IChopi Open }4 houri Rt. M. BclrnOT fitvd *lt JOB ~ Sally K Empress Room H«y H. MmjMttgtim* Route JSMIddlelown LEONARDO - TO SETTLE AN ES HAVE A McKEE CHRISTMAS - 1977 Red Bank Register, Box 111, NANASTOY SHOP TATE. HOW MANY OF THESE DO McKee Kingston, 40 h.p Mercury, A Wonderful Fomlly Treat Doll Houin and Accessories YOU FIND? ONLY 118,900 IDEAL 12S&4 Pouel's Boats, • Washington SI., Old Cbelwa Sta , New York, Rumson 1421194 New Monmouth Hand Wade Dolls She'll Look Lovely STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME MOM'S KITCHEN CRAFTY WOAAEN 31 Whltt St. Ul-4411 Red Ban TWO BEDROOMS. NEW GAS FIRED WINTER STORAGE 14 10 p*r toot NY IN11. Print Name, Ad- Winters' Fur Shoppe HEATING SYSTEM, ENCLOSED Display Center 111?SthAve., Neptune 77S4I73 CREWEL NEEOLEPOINT RUGS Christmas Lay-A-Ways Water dry. Wilson Bool Works. 417 drat, Zip, Pattern Number Everything lo Enhance Christmas YARN BOOKS SUPPLIES Monmoutti St., KB 741-16H PORCH, VERY GOOD CONDITION. River SI.. Oceonporh 179-4466 Rental ol Animated Figures THE INLET CAFE Colts Town* Shoppes. Colts Neck BICYCLES ill Mottlson Ave , Asbury Pork Steamert - All you con eol HOC Three. Five and Ten Soecd. Belmar's Fashion Corner IS' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT - Must NEW! IN designs to knit, New Uanu Hem — steotnod Lobittr mWt LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER sell, 1700 or best offer Call 173 171* al Single or Dovble Open 1p.m. ter 3 p.m. H Ayers Lane Little Sllvc LINCROFT — By owner. Three-bed Crochet, quilt, tew, pits 3 OPEN 8A.AA. Monday thru Friday. 13 noon H74M3et 7<1 JIM oil MOO OR 611 MOI Saturday I Sunday - 171-1114 CHAMPAGNE TASTE room Spill. Ctntrolalr, I4»ll fomlly FREE inside NEW 1171 Shop early beat the crowds. Every- 3 Csrnwell. Hlohlondi room, two bath*, bosement, one-cot 154 Recreational thing, tor Chrlttmas . wrappings, Unique Gilts and Home Accessories garage, located on quid street neor •Koratlont. light sets, Forber. Elec- Somilhlna For Everyone" schools, shopping ond Gordrm Stale Vehicles NEEDLECRArT C/TTA- COLT'S NECK INN Colls Towne sKoppes. Colts Neck Parkway Principals only. Asking FULL COURSE DINNERS Gifts For The Home 149.900 441-0630 lor appointment. Campers Of America LOG Send 75c 'S. II 'rood II.. Deo Bonk. EVERY THURSDAY - SPECIAL JUST ARRIVED ITALIAN NIGHT - Salod Bar LITTLE SILVER — Chormlng Cape, 1977 CITATION wlttiPrlmtRlbs- UTS RANDOM NOTES three bedroom, den. oil appliances, by TRAVEL TRAILERS EVERY FRIDAY - SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREES — Wreaths, owner. Mid 40 1. 74I-US3. Soyrewood Jewelers Inc. Lobster — Live IV. Lt. slutted Discount prices on Gilts, Slocklna ing, pointtttlai, o large .election . Jtwalry-Weooine-AnnlverKify Stuffers. Invitations, Stationery. Colts NASH MFG. CORP. MIDDLETOWN - Send tor our Gllll MlJoleto«n foooplrm Cenler withRlno Crobmeoi — u.so good price Sianos Form and Garde Factory Salt. Combination EVERY SATURDAY -I SPECIALS Towne Shoppes. Colts Nech. 710 U13 Center. Rt, IS. Mlddlttown, 671-1S1I Homes For Living" brochure, plct, WINNEBAGO 10% ott anything in slock witn this ad Storm Windows and Doors descriptions, prices on available ShutttriAwningi Railings homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. SALES SERVICE PARTS Living Christmas Trees Philadelphia Mixed Gnu CROWN GIFTS, INC. 17? MvMIc Avt . Long Branch 950 Rt. 35, Wlddletown. 67) 2300 Motor Home Rentals Winter Rates Printed Pattern or Steak & Tolls CHOOSE AND CUT YOUROW 3405 Hwy. 13, Neptune HoMreOl To Cnooie From SUNDAYS - * SPECIALS U»S ftetlgloui Articleiond Booki mtxx 9S Brood!' 7471204 Red Bant CHRISTMAS TREE - White on MIDDLETOWN - Applebrook Ranch, 9349 Conrad Smith Nursery Scotch Pine. Norway ond Blue Sprue three-bedroom, two-both, living Free V Easy Open Dec 11 through 24. 10 until 3:30 room/f(replace, dining room, family DODGE WINDOW VAN 1974 - Si* Tlnton Ave.. Eotontown SHOP MYRTLE'S HOUSE - Hand AMERICAN LUMBER cylinder, autmotlc, Includes tope 8-20 S4M4» mode ChTlitmas ornomenti, gitli ond Ann/Ellen Christmas Tree Form oom, large eat In kitchen, modern, Vi- aSeutfi. toys M p.m. 43 Birch Ave. Little Sil- Down Rd , Engllshtown Ooum Rd . &BUILDINGSUPPLY deck, CB. overhead console, lour • Broiled Blue Flih or located midway between Engllihtow bucket seats, mag wheels. Fully in- Live Christmas Trees Fried Fuel ol Sole ver. RAIN TABLES -BULLETIN sulated, paneled, rug floor, custom ex- Ola IKem or oil IMnt. •rein cut and Rt U. oil Iron Ore Rd., turn o OARDS - HAND POWER TOOLS — RwjO. 117 ot Rl. M. Colt! Nock IN HIOHANDS Rt. 33 al Down On The Form Res tot. MUKH.eiOWN RAN! H Two tied terior point. Tires are new. 39,000 MANY OTHER TYPES OF CHRIST illev 14100 firm. I7M114. Show off your figure to HollyGreens-Wreaths LUDWIG'S BEDLE'S PHARMACY rant. MAS GIFTS ooms. air, fireplace, garage, large DIUCATKS.CN * RED BANK 741-4444 ooms. 300x127 partially wooded lot. Bernadotte Farms "Mill OtFT WHAPPINO" MS.S0O 49S-11U. HARDTOP TENT CAMPER - 1»7J sleek perfection in this lithe Wl CATIR FOR f ART 111 OVollets Jewelry Candles-Cards ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Wl 1121 Hilltop sink, stove, Ice bon, spare. Rt. S3!, Tlnlon Font Good condition. UU 223-3152 alter S. dart-shaped jumpsuit. Top it leteBH t€ Wallace St. 741 94*1 ltd Bank (Cor.) Boy Ave 1 Miller St.. U1M 3460 HWY. IS. HAZLET Oorn's Photo Shop Inc. Christmai centerpieces, decoration CONOVER LUMBER eo with a swinging, sleeveless, TREZ1A SDELI pottery, gta.iwrare and terrorlurn lly room, tewing room, rireplocei, at- TES. Wlnnebogos ond Honey 00 litSt Keyporl. N J tached garage Large eat in kitchen CATIRINS - PAHTY PLATTEP.I BLUE STOVE ANTIQUES Live Chrlstmn trees. Cut Douala For TtteHolldoyStKiton contrasting jacket. Sew for LIOUORS-WINBS-COLO BUR Firs. Scotch Pine. Balsam ond fllu On '.1-ocre. Mint condition 157.S00 real yourmll or treat someone else Call 471 4375 otter 4pm MHayll. Wlddlelown. 747-0711 Gifts For Christmas Spruce. Grave blonkets. wreaths, rop Ith o purchase of Tools. Hardware, 1177 doings. OIKl For Tko Entire Fomlly Ing. live plonls, polnselllos, hangi onellng. or many other Item* tor the Printed Pattern 9349: pots at fjrttn and flower ir,Q pla' ome. We wlih everyone well tor the VI • IVIUi litVUlill WVM1 ^UB^WZ VWi M¥ Llncroft Pharmacy 7ef River Rood, Folr Hoven, 7474777 (torn our greenhouse olldoyi and to help 01 an inflation Ing room with fireplace, dining room Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, ^A^FJ!. MERRY CHRISTMAS igrilef we 01111 give 10% Dlicount on •at-ln kitchen, ttmi flmvhee bate Long Bronth m-etll II Caih ft Carry purcno.ei II you IK, a. Size 12 (bust 34) jump- AUury Pork - 714 soil Live Christmas Trees inglhltodwitnyou 210 Lost And Found Caputo's Pastry Shop Craig Hill Factory Outlet Wreotm, Roping. Blanket. Happy Holidays to All suit takes 3% yards 45-' "IWIon Paltry SMCMIIIII" VILLA MONICA Featuring a large collection ol Early And Potted Trees W-OSOD 26<0MI FOUND - Siamese cat. Blnoham Hill SUPERB ITALIAN FOOD American ond Traditional Furniture Circle, Rumson. inch. Oraor No. Melloar MM Oooch Hwy. M - MUNondi .711)11 LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Joan Herbert, Interior Design oi MINT CONDITION II SOMDI iraagj^Laiig •rancli end Gifts Craig Rd oft Rt 9, Freehold 74 Ay»M Loo* Litlle Silver Call 741-2213 747-«W3or 74t-3W "SOMETHING SPECIAL' Spanish Provincial with lots ot thorm LOST - Black cot with white paws Se*d fl N for each pattern. oners thrte bedrooms, living roam and white itomoc.lt. Iwge bell around LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES China — Crystal with MreplaC9i formal dining room, neck. Vicinity of Tomahawk Golt Club. Add Sc for each pattern for WILBUR'S JEWELERS FAMILY DINING Livt Scotch Pine. Austrian pint. Bol Stemware — Flatware tun room, breoktoil nook. Screened Llncrott. Any Information, call 747- Mm-Flr. Colorado Blue Spruct, Cona »rcti Basement. Garoge Private en- 5911 otter S:M tint-class airmail, handling •ry DISTINCTIVE SIMS TANG'S RESTAURANT ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY dlon-Htfnlock. l'i to S'I . floor ond Gifts, Decorative Accessories closed polio Lovely properly on three litroMSI. 74I4M Red Bonk 0) Brood St. RKBonli 74I4M loblo slits. In contolnori. wrholesolr Open Monday thru Friday, 10 till 9 lots. Asking 1*4,100 LOST — Cat, black ond gray, ilger Send to: Marian Martin. POHTAILI TYPIW*ITERS ond rtloll Folr Hovtn IRIvtr Rd I. Saturday, till 6 p.m. stripes, wearing tan collar. Area KM-ADLIR-OLIVITTI ntit 10 KiouSltrs Coll 711 ITti 271 Norwood Ave.. Deal. Ul-4454 across tram MlddlelowMlddl n Village Pattern Dept. «, The Red WEST END COIN OPEN SEVEN OAVS 1U Monmouth St.. 741-7300. Red Bonk. SchoolShl . CtCatll 671 2719 Bank Register. i» West & JEWELRY BAYNTON'S LOST - German Shepherd Husky pup lop prlcel on all Calm ELSIE'S SUB SHOP McQJE 18th St, New York, NY FLOOR FASHION CENTER pV- Little Sliver oreo Silver-grey and CMI X»f ItaiM. att.. MHIII Far Tno Bell Si* In Town ALL TYPES OF CARPETING 10 Rldg* Rd. Rum son brown. Dog's name Buttonwood . 1M11 Print NAME, AD- SANDY'S ft VINYL FLOORING 1422710 Pink nose. No togs or collar. II you 74IHS7 J Gift, For Him J find our dog, It would be the best CARD GALLERY PAPER PARLOUR eW Front St., H7M76. Red Bonk MONMOUTH BEACH - Under con DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and CARDS -OIFTS - JEWELR Christmas present Reword! Coll 747- itructlon. two. four-bedroom Colonial* 4523. CANDLES - PARTY SUPPLIE1 • IFTtJ«»iL«Y CAHDl with family room. It* botht, large STYLE NUMBER. CMAPEL MILL 1MOPPIHO CIMTI* ITATIONIDY A«T WORK MANNY 8, MARY'S NORWOOD T.V. MWY U. MIDOLETOWW. HI 1 kitchen, dining room, two cor gorooe LOST — Cray Russian-Blue cat with MI««O» OUAPHICS SILVI« Moytog woihers oryer, on wooded loll tSf.tOO. Buy direct pink Ifweled collar. Vicinity Fair OLAilWAHI OAMISTOYS SPORT SHOP SM •reMwey, Lee* Breac* TtUiTt Haven. Reword 747-4466 How to get MORE FOR Hunting FhMng Archery Supplle) from builder . §41 Ofti or 471-11U. ti BDIOHTON AVCNUi Hwy. 34, E.KcofUburB- nflv* HASSOCK SHOP LOST - Wedding Ring. Gold with lour YOUR MONEY? Send ROW •nlTIHD, N.J.O*.|Hi New Homes For Sale ttt diamonds Reword, vicinity ot A & LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP P.MtdotetOwn S42-73IS lor New Spring-Summer Salii * Rentoli M3.00O «0,00O Call 717-2310 "Loteit Styles Alwayi In Slock Catalog - save up to IIM THE PERFECT CHKIITMAS GIFT Special Notices FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PAPER PARADE W. Front St. 741 mi Red Bonk Andiron Fireplace Shop Overlooking The Bay oi the clothes you sew ALONE? SINGLE? - Tired of tht bar THE DAILY & Enrvthlng For Tnt Flrtplarct $73,500 scene, would you like to meet new romttf. Free pattern CM- K Mori PIO10, Moilil - M4«« DM H», IS. MlrJal.lo.r. Thii hillside horn* offers three matter le_? Writ* lo Match A Dote. P.O. poa.tao Se«d75ciow! Gifit For Her tfTwn lilt bedroon-is. kitchen, dining room, oNjo7tw5 Ftm Olftl - JOWOIry - Leno« China 30' living room, den. oorog*. central JULI6 bally l SuMa> arfMtan m Belmar Electric Supply ott ond preot marine view. WHELAN ?5r " TMUMIMSIoMiMria areor Krep Sew + luut Book |l.8 MJ41I1 Hod Bon) Christmas City U.S.A. JALLERY OF HOMES. Realtor. t«4 Psychic Clairvoyant vawdllM Mo Local. Nollonol. ond In- RtB.MIddleiown.Nj lntar4M0My Crafts 11« in ejiwal Newt. Spam. Comics oral I ToBit ono Floor Lames MRS. SYLVIA For The Arils;! In Your Fomlly Special P»ot»re». Dainty Apparel Trimmings ano Trots GIFTED READER/TRUE ADVISOR (HUM Fuktoa Book ...flea Art and Drolling tuppiiei, eoieli. Portv clotttos — unarm — coslumts Flrtploct Equlpmont 842-7565 On ott prowtrm ot III* CA lint be*«. posteh. water colors Sportiwoor - coots — accessor In Mosttr Cnorgt Loyowoy For Information coll iMUMSewiagBook UN The Colorcst Company lliCookmon Avt.. Ail IIM F SI. Stlnvar REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE lit and buy «lth a member of Mon 542-9500 CIRCULATIO.N MWth County 1 lorgett realty group. Available lor alt social gather Ings lMFclr Haven HI Fetr Haven tt) fetr HBWM SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. OCCEMBEft 20. 1976 MtOWINAJtCEOf TMI 17.. rana atlkui ar aanii Maad aa ar hsr wtwaiiaaiiiii »i araaar to OB tutsttng county road m ftr Hctvtii A aUJHIIHQ agaJan 2**J"J" iiaan IK Ba aaaaaj rawl shown on Ihe arttctai :i."...... t ,.,., , or an the county matter Keyport plans M K ""•rotation at Ha maa ar aa»Mj ard. ,_...lwj otho1r county land or a>:MO-l at laa,. situate within IM ot a m^nittpal VIOINO «O« naaca. ar tar Idtlft aaaa aa>ar a»a- It THE POWlal OF ftat Matuaa waa •MA ax* kaara lAIDaOAIO• Ot.FIXIN. COTHf » aufcarliod ay t»t lontaa ardMaaca a Matte* shall bt alvan t>, parson s •t tarvttt or tarirttod mait ta the Com TM taraaalna ara t^lCATI<>NSTOflAJO aO^HDt mlsiio«tr at Transpor lotion of a KKYPORT - TSi arajy^raaaanat i riami.l Miring an an aaa-iicaiie* tar atvtl a al a raaaapr laaaMaajal•» aMtnfot property odtocaMl to a state » Caaa7ii al m aata»a» at AMD MOVIOINO M»*1>IE coil aiaca al praaartyTar ay r aa . * J Ml •» Oacamar H TINUANCE OP EXISTING ORDI lMaM< "Opts* Of by i - - -, fitotlet shall be ft**" by parton pot 4.11 » iti UIMI Ckrtstat* If IT OtJDAINED ay Ma Malar atoary aaV ncaatlaaai tlhaMlaa ar al sorvkt ar ctrtifiedmoii to MM Di - I ma faraaati af A,. i flat pf taia-altia aTanaaili lha ractor af Iht Division at tha Dtviston Iha Municipal .wllalftfl. '"• Rl*«r (aj I aMct aatllLallaii at any taaaaallaa la at Mat* atw) •Mono, Planning in the Notice i* hereby aiv»n II •aaa. 'air Ma»«« n«» Jarta* ai «t It t.m II tk« ,; *a> taafif arataaaca atata ratal la Qejgittmut of Community Affairs ot a b*St will be recoivod>•/ the Mayor and a**c» ttiaa aM papca an aaraaM aa»w aacmiar anal taualliii practical an heoia on on oaiMicatton tor aevei Council ot the Borough of Pair M***n. MM la aafcaara Hwwaaw win aa #'»•« M4 TtalM MIS scfeoti cafeteria al •reaarihj which txcevas IM Mow Jersey O* a raaulot meetiNf to M MttCI aces or M dwalllitf units Such no heia a) I M P M . D*c*mb*r |7! 19?* g U Ml MM* PT .'- ; Ea^jTrSrsapSr Met shoH Include a copy ol on, maps ""' "' DOV * MLSON The T,nt«n Foils B*or« Ot A4) ot Iht Municipal Building. >4* Riwtr tara»»*Clar« ** II Ms aenwd fh* apolicatiOM ef *rty, to grant upon m OMllcoHaM or ar documantt required la be on file Rood. Fair Mav*n. New Jersey ana* Abrom Simert tot t variance toCO B with prliei aa4 a vliU • •" emaaTrMatiMa towrtprwJorty . a with the municipal clerk pursuant to ajanod and read in public tar the h*r •a Matt UMtarM CaMructW Caaa struct muiWomity UPM*I an Wtomo'* variance from MM* strict BjjlUolLi, N JSA 4t SSOTab rtlthing of M.SN aollont mat* t* tots. Oac • Wat from Saata Claai Mla>. . D AH notices neteinabave soeci ol <*auK.r BOMIIM and lo> 9 SM «ai lens mon or lets of Diesel Oil Nil 5 li.'SaaJt atftcut af tha WWJH bt gra tledln this Stciion sholl be given at Mcrtlory ph lo oHtw a >ucture or MM least ton Ooys prior to the date fued during the y*or Iff! ttlHolmdtl Boor* Of M,ustme*n A Canitmas hMM tottuy. a rtttrict rottrlctad tvalnsi swth tar hearino and tho wjarficaftt snail file Sp*ctli(o(i*m may b* obtained at PO( IS S10S structure or wet; ana further provkiad an aftrdavft ol proof ol service with the •he Beioufh Ctorfc t office. Mun.c.M' anf board httJdlna me hearing on the appii I B~ajaraB, aaa aa • «>w" - million, tha that the proaotad davalopmtflt does Building f*J River Rood Fair Hav*n ...MTKMItTUO! MOTtCI 0# wlAAWw' BaaVI ftataa. not require approval by Ihe ptonning co* ion "or ooveioomont N J dutin*business hours Tha Faaaral Intwraaia Aamlr.ii Ttnton Fotu Board of Adjiuttment to lanaaiiinalii ataiaaW. board of o tubdlvltion, site plan or <* OMlS*on on ApMitotton N* BA h Any notice mode by certilied tralian at ttta u I DaparmaNl ai W||| visit all i I at raaalrad by N J s A conditional use In conluncilon with moil q> hereinobov required sholl be o bid bond m the Mautaa aM Urkaa Olrilapiinil aa CI HOvBiLT INC DaoMtbe* IV nh *all a* aaaraaVla ka iha which the plonning board •hall review deemed to complete upon moiling in OL cent, or a certified check in m* »wm of •aaaial Mar M yaaar autMritv at I llPM, BtroMhHall konvn bcttrrca t aid t Claat II ataanlna aaara mambar II a request tor a variance pursuant ta cerdonce with the provisions of not ie*i tnon 10 p*f cent of ttw amount ttw Natia*al Flaaa (mwraaca Acl al MAilONA BBIRLfi Ml h aath a mambar al tha laMng the subsection 47a of the Municipal N j&.A 40 550 14 two. drawn lo Iht *r«tr ot the BorOUfh tail, aa •» i. IP i »aa» aniW Seer**** may *Marau aaara a« iai.il aaa a mambar 3 Land Use Law ot l?7i. H i S A I. Form of notice All notices re of Fair Hovtn N J . as a awai onite Flaaa OttaUar Pratactlaa Act at ttn. Sooi of nlng baord In IM outlet, but tuch>« No variance or other relief may be D*t » UI1 MM McCartfn Urattar.. litWn aM MM larMna bw< af aaliittmant and ton or periont tholl hove no powtrfo granted under the provision! ot this ArcMtactt af Ml Part, Avanu* Nt* awarded al UM commltiasa'« • tat may aa a mawajar at MM board at vote or take other action retired of section unless such variance or other timet at which ony map* ond docu "" »."•*-» it vi arat^ . aSoaHan. A manitar al Da anvlrai the Board Such perton or ptrtont relief can be granted without substan ment, to* which approval it sought or* ~kH ORDINANCE 0T T»Tf York, New York MBtt Jan I mcftlnf mantal cammll h l shall ttrvt at the ptaosure ot tht may available ot required by iow BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN CS ThI rat* j OWTOONvpavtaMW oajaf Maaaaaaj shjwvajaaOyT Iis. to•« •BJBIWBV*. tioi detriment to the puMk good and TABLISMING A STATE UNIFORM Ine and evaluate Ihe flood hoiar. ' » al Ma awtaa boad will not substantially impair fhe Intent I The planning board may waive no area* m the community which art at -SA 1 thul Section 10. Bavtyswwaatal Commlft- and purpose of fhe lone plan and ton tice ond public hearing on on oppii CONSTRUCTION COOE ENFORC • iiMwiftai untatt ING AGENCY. A CONSTRUCTION v*taao* or which are lth*ty to bt S» M* west Le«i ftroKk sle«. Whenever the environmental ing ordinance. Any application under cation tor development If tht planning FEE SCHEDULE, A CONITRUC vilipi* and to SOtotmkM nosw *trv» act IV mamban commlttlon hot prepared ond tub any subsection Of (hit section may be boord or subdivision committee of the tlON BOARO OF APPEAL! PUR tient torthos e at*** Ftoad el*motions jsmOSr _ . 1 board both a mimhr mttted lo the ptonnlng board on Inde- referred to any appropriate person or plonning board finds that the appli will be usadby tht community to < ofjRte natural resource* of the munlcl agency. Including the plonning boord. cation for development conforms to S.UANT TO CHAPTER >W, LAWS MM Pwaitmint of Ew Irn wextot a al tha ianWs board at odlutlmanl and OF NEW JERSEY 1971 AND TITLE out the* floohood Mam nia»a#miwJimai turnout atbttc tacttan. DlvHtaw of Wator Resources a mamtttr of ma board of aducotlon. in polity, the planning board thall moke lor its report provided that su?h refer fhe definition ol minor subdivision S. CHAPTER IJ OF THE NEW JER lives Ootf the NotionaNotlorwl FtooFlood litwrOM* ^J*^2^£K,2P3- - aratcfi caat tha mambar ot tha anvlron avotlobl*. to tht onvlronmentol com ence shall not extend the period of as defined in N J S A 40 JiD 5 Proa*am They will alt* bt Mt*d os the Watt at N«w iortov by llapttHAb million on informational copy of ev time within which the lening boord of S>EY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE be*t McCarthy Itrattan. I nainoert and west Lona strancti batod yaoa too to* manM carnmliiion than b« dtamtd to Section I. List of Preoarty Owners • E IT ORDAINED by th* Mayor oasis tor wrtarmtnMf the eaoroartole Aichileclt *f Ml Pork Avtnwt. Now t[«a»ilt Ml tarHi m «aM »ai HI. aaay. I ba tht Clou II mambar of the plonning try application tor development to the adjustment thall act Pwraith*.. Purtuont to the provision. ond Council of the Borough of Fair flood insurance premium rates aaoll ptonnlng board Failure of the planning Of N J S A 40 SSD lie. th* Tax Collet cable far new building and their con York. Now York tsm KUlnft tHatTaraar IM aaa»a. Section 10. AdwltleaMi r*ewert The Haven, in the County ot Monmouih Th* aura*** *f this ttudy tt fa Has . _" _.a ^ aaalaaaa taaa> faaMa board to mode such Informational toning board of ad|ustment shall In ad lor ot tht municipality sholl within i tents os wall as determining the rat*S •f aSVft awSTOOCTiati 9*9 taj^pW* '••w *^*»" • copy available lo the environmental State ot New Je> t*v as follows in* and evaluate tht flood haiard ItKttM 3. Torm. Tht l«rm o ditlon to the powers specified in Sec days otter receipt of a request therefor to be used tor mt s*c*nd toyer af In ore** M the community which art de platlar. at lama will rtmil tha la i ol the commit,Ion thall nol Invalidate any tion ID of this Article hove power given ond upon receipt ot payment ot a tee ot SECTION lo There It hereby ettob •urorttt on existing butidinat and con Saacila«!pia«raaMlatMtara« • mow*or comMlftf Clou I tholill cor- hsorlna or proceeding Iithed in the Borough ol Foir Haven o tt HU or which art likely ** at de* r**»Oftd wtjfmZmcM tonur. by law to; DO 00. moke ond certify o list trom the ftk ItS ARTICll II - ZONING BOARD OF I - Direct Issuance ot o permit pur current to* duplicate ol names ond ad State Uniform Construction Caa* en trvtvJaVaFV amH laa B^arvapv nuttf ir C1-iermMs of ihe members composing ADJUSTMENT forcing agency to be known ot the tlam tar laaaa araaa .M a » "w) Clow III shall be tor on* tuont to N J.S A «:SSO U for a build dress** of owners lo whom the appli cont is required lo give notice Building Department, consisting ol o •III aa iM J ai tt» camawarty intoT or tartniAoto at tht completion of Section 1. Etta ill tftmiRl Cem ing or structure in the bed of o mapped construction official building subcode a>*rj i aBfcVTW^ *I'aaaaa* • - j ablaaUppaaBmi IBfta.aaaaaakBaajBahrnaanaaaBavaTV^aai fcsoJr HWIILIIV* strmt af office which MSltlM: A zoning board ot odMlment street or public drainage-way, flood utuonl lo Article Mi. Section to ol may have on opportunity at a public lives of Iht Notional Flood InswwK* aiaayal aala_tar yt^taa^iaaaj^ ll hereby ostobllshtd pursuant to control basin or public area reserved is ordinance. official, plumbing subcode official. meeting, toon to be announced, t* «.vJllaa tawan laa a*Maan ar ^a w»w •- *v*r occurs nrst. eMCopt for aCknt ll K electrical subcode oft.nol, tlr« prote< Program They will OH* be utod ot th* la at cMraa< tar laa caPatracttaa a>. mambor wh* Is also a mamber of tht N J.S A. i> S5O-W el ttq. consisting of on the official map Section I Dtcltitnt lion subcode official, ond such other bring arty relevant tact* and technical aotlt lor detarminlnf the OMIMIIOSI environmental commission. Th* torm 7 resident, of the Borough of Fair Haven 3. Direct issuance ol o permit pur a Such d*citton on any application tkitu concerning local flood hatords te flood msurorK* artiMum ram apoli subcode officials for such odditional Ill TM tat ta. a aariM tar aaim • • ' of a Class II or a Clast IV mamber who tholl be designated by the MoW tuant to N J S A 40 5SO W tor o build tor development shall be itl forth in subcodes as tht Commissioner ot the the attention ot the Chief Etmutlv* Of COM* for now buHdtm and the* con wfw tt otso a mombor of th* environ and confirmed by the Council to serv. ing or structure nol related to o street writing at a resolution ol Ihe board Dtportmtnl of Community Alloirs. liter ot th* community for forwarding torts, as wall at oYtwrnMna th* rates nariafa wiawa m Wnxtart ttaM aa _ . mental commission •Ml bt for three tor lermt of tour years from January 1 The board ot adjustment shall have which sholl include findings ot tact ono Stale of New Jersey, shall her*att*( ta the appropriate n(ntatraltar) >t> La IMH ol whom shall continue In office until decision not later than IM days after doi position moy be held by the *omt Retoll Consumption Licent* No C 14 Oac I. II. M •» at — ..—.. wW t>V UaaTTVl .. the date II) an appeal Is taken from 01 a tee calculated in tht tomt manntr la) Par IMMM* ar camnarctai car. the completion of me term tor which person, provided that tuch person is heretofore Issued to Oonlel P Otlp Hructtta. I tM par catk taal at MkV • • they were appointed the decision ot an administrative ofti as those established tor copies ot other qualified punuont lo P L 197}. C 117 t.adlr»g ot Otlp s Tavern located ot tl cer, ar (2) the submlitton of o corn public documents in Iht municipality -a ar itiMhrial .aluma. ara>ia»« Sstr Rwtod over the nnt tour yoors of ondNJAC i ?J to hold each tuch po Monmouth Rd Ltonordo. Now iff 14* Weil Long Branch •tamMmmitaatMaitatltrai No member of the lonlng board of (Xete application (or development to Section 9 PwMKatlen *l Otcltten A sitlon tor Nkttr oppolntrnont os dttormlntd odlustmenf may hold any elective of the board pursuant to Ihe provisions of brief notice ol every final decision Ul TM laa tar a parmn ta. tha >• by .monition of tht ftorouoh Council, c. The Public than have the right io Th« following or* the name* end l»revktod howevor hot no torm of any flee or position under the municipality N.J.S.A. 40:UD-70b shall b* published in Ihe official newt naval af a awllWai ar ttrwetart trara. A vacancy occurring otherwise than Failure of the board to render a dec I paper of th* municipality Such putoh do business with th* enforcing agency residences of oil officers ond directors am Ml ta aaatHar * ta a ara McaMaa HiewiSar shall aicood four yews and cotlon sholl be arranged by the see. e Ol one oftite locotion except lor emtr of Shihi ot Mlddietown. Ine and an of , lha lama tat man at IS tt ptr fufthtK arovlaod that nothing herein by expiration ol term thall be filled for sion within tuch 170 day period or th* sloct>hoia»rs ol Shlfel ol Middle TM Paa>ral Intwranca Aamlriit the unexplrtd term only. ithin tuch further time at may be lory of the plonning boord or toning genclet. ond unforeseen or unovoi JH|I al IM wm at IM ttlUaalaa •Ml otfact th* torm of ony present board ol od|uslmenf, os Ihe cose may owe circumstances town, Ine Italian af Ilia U 1 DapartMiaftl al r member af th* ptamnlna board, all ot Section 2. Officer*. The board of ad onsentd t b th plict thll Jean ingniiicri itl Indian Run Hautma ana urban Dimaaiwaia an whom shall cantlnua In office unfit, the luttment thall elect o chairman ond consti be, without separate chorge to the op SECTION la Thtrt is htrtby ettab vice chairmon from Its members ond plicont Sold notice tholl be sent to the Iithed a conitructlon boord of appeals Phwy , Union. N J namai laaar mat unaar aaMarrn, al aTtlaa ir. tM Mm lat»ay Ii ta aman irwaM la a ttmaa af Hat ikaii tal beri *f CtoM IV and s*t*ct a secretory and tlx the compensation of tuch ex lating (hereto property, any approvals or other relief pervision at 0 licensed •ngineei o< which Iim* all inteietted oortits may Ina ana avalualt Iht llaaa aaiara who moy be either o member of the pert* ond other staff and service* at It granted by either board ihall be condi registered architect, or. in the alter no araaa M Ma camawatty «•» art a> Muitioie Certlllcwt* *t Ociiv* Section 2 MMtlMOl. tioned upon either the prompt payment live, five yeors experience in contlruc "th*O'd CARTON &C.OLANNINU ,tllpa< ar arMch. art Ilkaty ta aa aa ptonnlng board or a municipal employ may deem necessary. The board shall a Meeting! of both the plonning aan< y to* JCott be 11 f) Mr utsll ?of I not ourhorlie expenditures which •* of tuch taies or assessments, or Ihe lion, design or super vision us on m chl Sit Highway IS «a4aaaa) ana la aatarmma nm» atav* BVoe wotts Of more St* SI per writ #i M boord and lomna board of adjustment making ol adequate provision tor tht led or enalnter with a bachelor i dc llarTfar Ttaaa araai CMaal ata^jitM S«Kttort 5 plao-tof Soar* Attorney, cttd. exclusive ot gifts or grants, the shall be scheduled no lets often than tolunus •xfirn and itaff. There It hereby amount appropriated by the Borough payment thereof in tuch manner that gret in architecture or engineering, •III Uiad ay oo camnmnty la carr> (ti The fee for a »*rmn '•» in-, Council tor Its us* once a month ond any meeting so the municipality will b* adequately respectively, trom on accredited in awt tht naaaataM aifaiaianianl aat#c created th* offlc* of planning board ot scheduled shall be held at scheduled stilution ot higher education, or, as o Mi of tht tialianai Fiaaa litaManta sloilatltn of on oltvator tliali be. ternay. Th* plonning board moy an Section 4 Rule, ond Reaulatleni unless cancelled for lack of oppll further alternative, len yeori ex Praar om Tttav wrftl ataa at waaal aa tht nuatlv appoint, fix ttwcompensatio n of The board shall adopt such rules and cations for development to process ARTICLE IV - APPEALS ptrlence In construction, design or su ball ta, aatariMMaa IM aaaraarlatt triirtt upon th* rate of com regulations os may be necessary to b. Special meetings may bt pro- Section 1 Aaaoali tt Zoning Board pervision ot a lourneyman in a con 2W Red Bank fltoa ln»ufor.(t arafnhjm ram aaali Dentation of the plonning board ot carry Into tftict the provisions ond •f Adjustment An oppeal to the zoning ANNOUNCEMENT Ol* INTENT caWt tar naar MUlna ana than can toe'•Jf^rwtby aa ) tornev who shot, be on pttVn*y other vided lor Ot the call of the Cholrmon or board of adjustment may be token by ttructlon trade or at a construction purposes of this ordlrvonre In the It- on the request ot any two boord mem- contractor, subcontractor or in TO PERFORM A FLOOD . -** _- aaaaaawaamaaaaakaft aaaal aaataata J than the municipal attorney Th* plan tuance of subpoenas, administration ot bers, which shall be held on notice to any interested party affected by any tptclor BLl VATION tTUDV ffaWvra. m Wrii aojj ajarvaaa rnaaanaaa rtw v Bt^raj |ii|Vf>Vsw* toorovMt tor tha traitv ' nisg board may also employ or con oaths and taking of testimony, tht pro- It. members ond Ihe public in actor I (Klni i ofllci Th* F*d*f*l insurance Admlnlt N> be used tor tht t*c*nd laW of In Ht*. CerWicaKaff. Ond tottwiical two- I tract for tht sarvlcas ot oxperti and visions ot the County ond Municipal In ol the municipality bated on or mod* BoroughCouncil ot the turonct on eiittiitg bwlMmts and can •orl iraajrami rowlrod by m* UM ( dance with oil applicable leool require jt Fair Hoven sholl appoint tiotion of the U S Department of ether staff ond s«r vices ai II may veitlgotlons Law of 19S3 (N J 3.A In Ihe enforcement ol Ihe toning otdi Housina and Urban Peuileomewt an t*nts toVm Co7wMt«an£ooi Mt «*d lo*« Swffc l rvKt.Kxy Th* board shall not 3A.67A I et tea) shall apply nonet, or official map Such appeal . . members ond ony glltrnoft This announcem*nt It Intended to ft* • eaulal|*nt Ihe enforcing oaency > —War exceed, nclvilvt of gift* or ( c. No action thall bt token at ony ihall be taken within 65doy> by filing a members For Ihe members firtt op nounced today that under authority af tlty all interest**" ptrsom of tht com Ihall calttct in oddilien la IM fttl meeting without o quorum btlng notice of appeal In Ihe manner tet pointed, tht Borough Council sholl dts the Notional Flood insurance Act of mtneomont af thlt study ta thai they ifted ao*v*. a wrchora* la* of forth in Article II, Seclion io ot this or Ignote tht appoinltet' terms so that 194*. oiornenoed (P l w>44*> and the may hav* on awartunlry tt a public ssM k tot af otvwt of now a. Th* powers of the Zoning Board d. All actions shall be taken by ma ant tholl be appointed for a term ol Flood Disaster Protection Act al 1971. of Adluitment shall be In accordance dlnance, and In accordance with the IP L 91114 It will fund a detailed meeting, toon fe be announced, to jorlty vote ot a quorum except as oth provisions Ot Article v ol the Municipol one yeary , one for a ttrm of two years brtftf any reteMnl tort* aM todMcot _. f. The boord thall odopt L _ With N.J.S.A. 40 5S0 69 et teq. ond •rwlse required by any provision of (or a term ot three veort, ond two study ot the flood haiard oreat tn the SJri ragulotlons os may be nccntory omendmertts ond supplements thereto, Lond Use Law of I97S one (or Borough of Red Bonh. N J N.J S.A 40 550 I el seq t ot tour yeors Al Iht ex tht oMentlan afVe CW*f E itxvti v* Of s to carry Mo affect Ihe provisions ond and with the provisions of thit ordi- *. All regular meetings and all spe Section 2. Appeals frem Zenmt p< ran on ot such terms ond thereafter, The study wilt be performed for lh« tlctr of the communlry for terworaSHO pwpSMt of lh|> ordinanc*. In the It nance. clol meetings thall be open to fhe pub Baard of Adjustment le the B*r*uah appointments tholl be mode for terms Federal Insurance Adminlttralion one to the app>op"att repret*nt«tl**l *f -to of subpMnos, odmlnlitratlon of b. II ll further th* Intent of this or- Council An appeal from ony decltion tht Department of Environmental Pro ile- Notice of all tuch meetings sholl ot the toning board of odjuttmenl ot four yeors Vacancies thall be tilted the Fvderpl imuramt AdminnHotlon s and taking of hntl th dinance to confer upon tht toning be given in accordance with Ihe re tor the unexpirtd term lection, Division ot Wottr Resources O*« i. U K tJVM board of adjustment as full ond com qulremenls of the Open Public rWeei granting a use variance pursuant to the Slot* of Ntw Jersey by Tlppctts Ab ovisions ol N.J S A 40.SSD 17d may T»e Borough Council sholl appoint plele powers os moy lawfully b* con- Ings taw, N.J.S.A. JO * * et seq tuch member of alternate!, ot moy be bett McCarthy slrotlon engineer* and 1A4/A l ct toq.) thall apply. It •hall Itrrea upon tuch board. Including not Section 3 Minutes. Minutes of every K taken to the Borough Council pro Architect* of J4i Park Avenue. New video such appeal shall be mode within appropriate, tor terms not to exceed NOTICE IS HlRCBY OIVCN that olio hovt the following powen and by way of limitation, the authority In meeting shall be four years, or may In the alternative Voft New York 10071 connection with any case, action or ! the names ot the ten days ol Ihe date of publication of such final decision of Ihe toning board appoint alternates on a cast by case Th* purpose of this study It to eaom " UDVIW ajtrtt. paaarBtaw la* "W *™ r- a «t e. To moke ond adopt ond from proceeding before th* board, to Inter persons appearing ond addressing the basis (ne and evaluate th* flood haiard time to time amend a matter plan for pret ond construe the provisions ot this board ond of the persons appearing by of adjustment. 01 o meettno of the Moy*r ond C» ordinance, or any ttrm, clause, sen No regular or alternate boord mem th* community which ore de ol the Bfroufh of West Lam ar-» eav *v the fhyvkal development of the munk • attorney, Iht action taken by the ARTICLE V - MISCELLANEOUS ber moy be a member of the enforcing veloped or which or* likely I* be a* held on Thursday. D*r*mb*r U. lf>l Iptnty Including any oroas outside It* tenet or word hereof, ond tht toning board, the findings, if ony, mode by It PROVISIONS veioped ond to dtlermlne flood eleva tM Mfimr tha* >»lyll. tM talal btMOOrlM, which In the board'. |udg map, In accordance with the general ond reasons therefor. The minutes Section 1 Definition) el Terms agency, tht decisions ot which ore sub and wot Mid over to* tecond reooMf tPMvM at laa tanMrft laa aaMactaa' rult* ol construction, applicable to led to Ihe review ot the Board tion* ter those area* Flood atovatlon* ond finoi patsooe ot o mooting *f *h* mint bear etsenfla. relation to the sholl thereafter be made avalloble for Whenever a term is used In this ordi Th l nd alternat will bt used by the community to carry Mayor ond Council of the Bereufh al Mtnmng of the municipality. In occor legislative enactments public Inspection during normal bull- nance which is defined In N.J S.A ^ .ii • ** - - -* • • •. •• aBhAaaaaaaafkaaikafcail aaaWlaW DVf TTraT llipaaar •tTfaaan TfiaiTaa^aBJt'TaaBmi aaajriar^ West Long |r*nch fo b* MIS SS donee with the provltknt of N.J.S.A. c. Th* board moy. In appropriate ness hours at the office ol the munlcl 40 SSD-1 et seq.. such term is intended ber* of the Board sholl ttrv* without «:SSO-M. pal clerk Any Interested party sholl compensation live* ot th* Notional Flood insurance Wednesday, December H, I9H at ' ^3& cases ond subject to appropriate condi to have the meaning tet forth In the have fhe right to compel production of SECTION 3a The fee lor a construe Program They will otsobeutodw. the p m at Borough Hall at which time a . b. To administer the provision, of tlons ond safeguards grant variances definition of tuch term found in said tlon permit shell bt the sum ot the sub basis tor determining the aparoorldle •ublit heating will be held upan tht the land subdivision ordinance and tile trom the terms of this ordinance In ac- the minutes tor use as evidence In ony ition ii flood insurant* premium rot** aaoti tome ond all person* win be given the pm review ordinance of the munici- cordance with the general or specific legal proceeding concerning Iht sub _ : onlf»! Ot code fees iikltd in ll) through ill this ordinance heieol und shall bt paid before the per cable for ntw building ond their con Opportunity to be hoard pality In accordance with the provl rules contained herein, ond with the lect matter of such minutes Such mil it issued lent*, as well at detcrmlniftf tht rate* M7 Rtflleiwl Notices t sient of sold ordinances and the Mu general rules hereby laid down that ieretted party may be charged o ... > Section 2. Repeals All lections b'r (1) The building subcode ttt tholl to be used hx th* second layer of in kll L Cht Ml equity shall be done in coses where the for reproduction of the minutes for his Ihe Lond Subdivision Ordinance, ioti surance on trilling buiWlnas ond ton q strict construction of tht previsions ol use os provided tor In In* ruli ing Ordinance. Site Plan Review Ordi (a) Far new construction, $ 00' per tents AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN Ttia Plrtama cimmlllaa af tM 111 latlj c To approve conditional use op this ordinance would work undue hard board. nonet or any other ordinance of Ihe cubic fool of building or structure vol This onnourw ement Is intended lo no ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OROI »Mra Maflanai Sawtraaa Awiharify ' •ftcotloftt In accordance with the pro thlp. The powers ond duties of the Section 4. Fttt. Feet for oppli- Borough of Fair Hoven which contain, ume. provided that the minimum tec tlty atl Inttrtsted persons ot the torn NANCE OF THE BOROUGH OP will hava a maallna art Mana"o» 0« v; 1 vlikms of the lonlng ordinance pur board having been delegated to and cations or for tht rendering of arty ser provisions contrary t " Shan br 130 00. mtnttmenl of this study t* that thty WIST LONG BRANCH ClTAS camaar N, ifriailHFM oi IM *w WOnl!oN,J,S.A.«:HD-47. Imposed upon ii by slotufe, the boarc vlct by the plonning boord or lonlng of this ordinance snail LlSMING A STATE UNIFORM CON Itiarllr all,tal lacalta ai Itt Oak ' shall In all cases follow the provisions by (to tht tilent ot such incomiit Ib) For renovations, alterations ond may hovt on opportunlfy ot a public d To porilclpote In the preparo boord of adjustment or any member ol repairs. JI0 00 tor the firsl 11.000 00 ol mteting. soon lo be announced lo STRUCTION ENFORCING AGENCY Wraat Urdan aaactt lar a wark tattian. ttm and review of programt or ploni applicable to it in said N.J,S.A. their administrative stotfs shall b* OS encyl repealed bring any relevant facts and technical A CONSTRUCTION FEE SCHED an tM It/7 argaoiaa twagaf AH Com 40:960-1 et seq , or subsequent statutes Section 3 Ordinances Continued the estimated cos* ond II 00 tor eoch rmttioflart ara inwiiaa r»qulrod by state or federal law or In such cos* mode ond provided, ond it prescribed by other ordinances ot the additional 11,000 00 at the estimated data (Onttrnlng local flood hoiords to ULE, A CONSTRUCTION BOARD OP Borough ol Fair Hoven fixing the Punuont fo the provisions at CMuptei cost ot the work provided that Ihe mm the attention ofth* Chief Executive Of APPEALS AND flRE LIMITS PUR PAUL j IMITH , wJa on a contln- shall from time to lime furnish to ony same, provided however, that on oil 191, P L 1974, Section II, Ihe tubsfon liter of the community for lorwardlna WANT TO CHAPTER 117, LAWS Of Eaacuiiva Dl.t JOItlt ' ' h. Whan ravkwlna applications tor boord all the papers constituting the Ihe hearing or tuch perton ot he moy "Tht Land Use Procedures Ordinance ' I Clart ' record upon which Ihe action appealed otthe Borough of Fair be 110 00 tor from one to fifty outlets, Flood Disaster Protection Act ot iffl. amended on* supplemented at lot approval Of subdivision plats, sit* detlgnote shall have power to odminls electrical fixtures and devices to be in (P L n 714) it will fund o deioiied HI* ptorn or conditional uses, to oronl to trom wos taken. ter ootht ond issue subpoenas to com stalled, provided inot Iht minimum study of the flood rwion) areos in the the tome extent ond sub|*cl to th* b. Applications addressed to Ihe pel the attendance of witnesses ond the County Plonnino mediately upon adoption Of mis imonct me fee shall be 110 00 ond provided turth*> Borough ot Shrewsbury. N J torn* rttfrktlons as th* zoning boord original jurisdiction of the board of od production of relevant evidence, In- that there tholl be an additional fee ot The study will be performed tor tht lutfment without prior application to cluding witnesses ond documents municipal clerk shall file a copy of this ll 00 for eoch odditional ?S oullttt ordl nonce with Ihe County Planning Federal Insurance Administration and 1AVIH01 »N0""l.0»H » (ITVortoncet pursuant to N.J.S.A. on odrnlnlstratlve officer, shall be filed presented by the parties, ond the pro |4, Tht tee tor plan review sholl be the Deportment of Environmental Pro 40:550 S7c. from lot area, lol dl- with the Borough Clerk. Three copies visions of the "County and Municipol Boord as required by law Tht clerk of Ihe application shall be filed. Al the Investigations Law" t. II, PL 1953 shall olso file with Ihe told County 35 par cent ot fhe omount lobe tedlon, Division of Wottr Retourcev m*ntlonal tel back and yard re Plonning Boord copies ot all other or charged for the construction permit Slot* Ot N*w Jersey by Tlppettt Ab awtrtments; provided that such re- time otflling the appeal lor appli- (N.J.S.A. v to lond use. such as the subdivision, reviewed The amount paid lor this fee Architect! of MS Park Avenu* New tholl not bt granted for more than c. T*stimony. The testimony of all loning and site plan review ordi sholl be credited toword the amount of York. New York 10071 structure volume, provided that the on* lot. the applicant shall olso tile all plat tht let to be charged for the construe minimum fee sholl be DM SB tkil lalPM plans, maps, or other papers required wltnestet reloting to on application for nonces The purpose ot this study It to exam F,«a..Dai 14. lt;t Wh*n*v*r relief It requested pur developmenl shall be taken under ooth Ine ond evaluate the flood hotord (b) For renovations, alteration* orv* •want to this swbsactlon, notice ot o by virtue of ony provision ot this ordi or affirmation by fhe presiding officer Section l Effective Daft. This ordi repairs. USB per llJB.M of iwUnalu nanDK II. mt nonce or ony rule ol the board of od none* sholl lake effect upon its pas ' (S) The tee for a permit for demon oroas in the community which art de a A at ta I P W ftwjrtna an th* application for devei luttmenl The applicant shall obtain oil ond the right of eras, examination tion ol a building or ttructure thall be veioped or whKh ore lihoiw to be dt tost of the »«k, •'•vtdad that fh* wjmM shall Include reference to th* shall be permitted to oil interested sag* and p_ybj!cgiion oustdiaa la U>« n minimum tot sholl be US SI. necessary forms from the Borough The foregoing ordinance wot > Ufl 00. provided that the minimum fee veioped ond lo dtltfmint flood tltwa Oa.tw.ii rtqwrst for a vorionce or direction for parties through Iheir ollorrteys, if rep- sholl be t» 00 Horn for those oreat Flood elevation* IstUOfic* of a permit os tht cast may Clerk. Th* Borough Clerk shall inform troduced at o regular meeting of the let For aoo.t'ont IN) per cubic the applicant of the step* to be token to resented, or directly, if not represent Mayor and Council ot the Borough ot (4) Tht let for a permit for the re wilt bt used by me community to corr y fool of building o> structure volume Initiate proceedings and of Ihe regular ed. sublecl to the discretion of the pre Foir Haven, N J held on December movol ot a building or ttructuft frqm out the flood plain rnonagement ot>|ti to. the odded portion, provtoed that I. To ptrform such other advisory meeting dotes ol the boord siding officer and to reasonable limita 1], 1976 ond will come up tor finol con one lot lo another or to o new location tlv*s of me Motional Flood Insurance ihe mwiimwin tet shall be ttt SB. omits as or* ottigned to II by ordi- lions at to time ond number ot wit on the same lot tholl be 110 M per first Progrom They will alt* be used as the Id) For tombtt•w » aaallcant• MaHUn.g Approvabaard orl wlihat ol minor shall not be stayed otherwise than by o plicate recording in lieu thereof on _ le* computation 24. West Long Branch 244 Wtst Lw«fl .ranch MMnrrtloatartfcar lim,a M at mol npVy b»a conwil m dotn from restraining order which may be grant request to ony interested party ol his An Ordinance entitled AN ORDI tt llt Al t ed by the boord of adjustment or by Ihe expense NANCE TO PREVENT DlS ID a The fee for a certificate of IfhM* dott* otf plannlitlalnaf bboord i continued occuponcy shall be 110 00 FUBLIC SALf OF ISAL UTATf FOR UNPAID TAXIS. mtmrn wtthkn such period a p Superior Court ot New Jersey on oppll Section 6 Notice Reaulrtir nth far ORDERLY CONDUCT IN THE cation on notice lo the officer from BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN AND b Tht tee tor a Certificate oi Occu BOROUGH OF IVI1T LONS BRANCH, tormlly with such opprova Heorini Whenever o h*ar' ig it re ncy grrorileo d pursuant lo o tho«oe o> IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Frovfstom af tht "Map Filing Law." whom the appeal Is taken ond on due quired on on application or devel PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE cause shown. opmenl pursuant to N.J.S *. 40 SSD 1 VIOLATION THEREOF wos present etnollj'll tbe 1)0 00 or a dood ctoarly aXcr itxng ttw op ed for introduction ond first reading on , The t#e for a multiple Certificate srtnwl minor subdtvlilon, Is Hied by el seq , or purtuont to the deter minu of Occupancy shoil be lib to fco Stv*lt»ir wIth ttw county record Section 7. Ptwar toRevers e *r Mod- tion ol th* mt ' November 71. 1976. by the Mayor ond ify Decisions. In exercising fhe above tion, th* oppl Council ot the Borough ot Fair Hoven, If) The fee tor a permit tor in ?r mentioned power, the boord of od|ust thereof os tollowg ond on December 13, 1974 was finally stollofion ol ar elevator shall be DO DO IS m^&i»raw?*S* - ment may, In conformity with the pro- odopted and approved tor the first ll .000 00 ond IS 00 tor each F"*t or ONV mutt bt tig visions of N.J.S.A 40-SSD I tl **q., or o. Public nolle* tholl be given by WILLIAM R KlELY. JR odditionol 11.000 00 of the estimated chtlrmon ond Mcrctorv amendments thereto or subsequent publication In the official newspaper ot Mayor statutes applying, reverse or affirm the municipality ol least ten days prior Attest 110) The tte for inspection ot an torltlpnsj by th* county r*ceV«ng oflT wholly or portly or may modify the or to tht date of the hearing Roy W Nelson elevator shall bt 175 00 dtr, requirement, decision, or deter b Notice shod be gjven to the own B or ouafi Clerk b The construction official shall, mlnalton appealed from, and moke ers of oil real property as shown on the Dec 10 14<; with the advice of me subcode officials. IS, assessments or charaes. ptut the Mfhost amount ef premium such other requirement, decision or current tax duplicate or duplicates lo coned within TOO m oil directions of the prepare ond submit lo the Borough This tot* Is moo* under tht provisions *f the Revised Statufet of New J«rt*y. TUto M, Article I, Chart** J, lac determination at ought to be mode, ANNOUf«iWilit^FlNTl Council bt onnuolly. a repoM recom tla. Itf falt IIu *YtWTa*tTa»* Th M ld . IOM^art"MH IttftdHomtnt. ~ * ond 'W estot* to'*"" b* SO*«• Tm. W*# " « M*'""e itom** ' *C> oDh** "pirsan * *"* t and to that end hove oil the power* of property which is the sublecl of such TO PERFORM A PLOOO mending a tee schedule based on tnt fhe adrnlnlitratlv* officer from whom hearing and whether located within or ELEVATION STUDY aaalhat arMm «M laan M»a Ma auauaaad ana d_ me yeort tew which ttw toi*t hov* boon Ttinirt on account *f aocn without the municipality in which — operating expenses of the agency, and portal ana tM amount Mralnaftar wt fortorth NKKMtoddtM ItM latattl lomown tl aft to.at « faf r tMh too. MftllMrtahfto r tattoh tana u The Federal Insurance Admintt Ony Other expenses ot the municipality ogatrnl aoch prapartr. alth Intarnt toltvlataa occoraing lo R $ u 175 art at tallawt Stctlon S. Bxofrotloa af Variance pJleanpJlentt i l trafion Of Iht U S. Deportment of fairly attributable to the enforcement mt T«» (ALI HIT POI llfl TAHI1 - OICIM.II tt. ItM thall bbtt gi y g opy Housing ond Urban Development on of the State Uniterm Construction Any vorkwet from th* terms of this thereof on the owner as shown on the nounced today that under authority of Cod* Act ordinance hereafter profited by the laid current tax duplicate or hit ogtnt Ihe Notional Flood Insuronct Act of O*scr l«tlon • hxt tat Taa boord ot adjustment permitting fh* in charge of the property or (7) moll 19*1. at amend**], IP L to441 ond the c In ardor lo provide lor tht trom TOBIN, INC t\ Ottonport Av*nw erection or olterotlon of ony structure ing a copy thereof by certified moil lq Flood Disaster Protection Ad of 1973, ing. certification, and technicol tup TOSIN. INC »7Broadwav or structure*, or permitting a specified tht property owner ot his address as (PL 93-234, It will fund o detailed port programs required by the Uni VINCENT j BALDAMZA Oak wood AV*MU* *4 in* of ony premises tholl expire by shown on the said current lax dupli study at the flood haiord areas in tht form Construction Cod* Act ond Ihe VINCENT j SALDAN/A n0d II] tt limitation unless such construction or Regulations, the enforcing oaency JAMES L HOSlNAKAHrRMANEi H; HanmiXh »aaa alteration shall hove been actually cote A return receipt It not required Borough of Fair Hovan, N.J shall coded in oodiiian to iftft fees «o m Notice to o partnership owner may be The study will bt perhjrmed for the M OlRARD (MARGARET M KELLY itPlaaaaMDrm mi comrf»enc*d on aach and every ttruc mode by ttrvice upon any partner specified above, o surcharge let ot WILLIAM GREEN nt UPatfllraaf i.iam fur* otrmlttod by sold vorlonc*, or un Fadtrot Insuronct Administration ond 10004 per cubic foot of volume oi new air.i* nil tun Notice lo a corporate owner may be fhe Deportment of Environmental Pro EDWASD ftMAR C 1A FRlMAVtRA » Ortnara aaaa rest tuch permitted us* has octuolly made by service upon its president, a construction So-d wrchorgt te* tholl PUILIC HOTICt Of PtAL IITATI POI UlaPAID CHAIKM 8. Mat been commenced within II months lection. Division of Wottr Resource*, bt remiTt*d to the Bureau at Housing mat from the dote ot publication of the no vict president, secretary or othtr per Slate of New Jersey by Tippet's At> Inspection. D*portm*nt of Community TMI HOtTHIAIT MOHaWUTHCOUNTT tlOIOHAl M«|IAt)l..'ft. Au " son author lied by appointment or by bett McCarthy Strorton. ErtJneert ond Tokr twrtMr natKa thot pwriwarrt to IM provlt>ont of M J S A tt I4A Jl that I. Fraacat L Taantaaa. will an ttti.Ht ltI a»t Me* of the |udgm*nt or determination law to occtpt service on behalf of the Aftoirt. on a quarterly basis for tht f ts I AUTKOP.IT of the boord of adjustment, except Architects of Uh Pork Avenue. New col auortef ondtng S*ot*fwp*r 30, D* an ot Da 1U W required to be oivtn pursuant to Sec out mt flood pSoin mangos ment obtec Th* enforcing agency Shall report JOHN tTHEKEMFlSHEa w pmawaat Avaaua M * A MM Sacfton » Pew or I OroNto* by Low- Mon 1b of this AMiOe to ttw own** nf tlvts of the Motional Flood insurance annually aott me end ot each t.scol EOW»RDl*>AP.CIAPaiMAVE«» nOrcMro Pood CVT The board of atflusinwnt shall have Program Thty will at** bt vs*d ot me to th* Butor w of Houtloutmr * IIIflsotctionM . Whan tM aata tatat ptaca pavmant tf all taan or otirttniann, cattt. ana Mtarnl muat ba maaa av Ma pwrchaaar •OOdl in such od]0>ning municipality basis for determining the appropriate pafora IM conchnMan of tM M4a. atMrwita tM proaartv will aa immaalota., ratal* •uch mw*rs as ar« fronted oy tow to which ore locaTed within MO of tht not later than July ll. tht total a Htm mi awctflt appeal, whtrt hood msuronc* premhrn rain appli amount of tM surcharge to* colletH wr>na*i my hona thlt Sacand day at Dacambt. Ninataan Hwngrad ond lavantv-SU subject premise(mis*s. COW* for A»w building and th*»r con tn the fiscal jeor In the fi KANCEJl TO«N>END It Is aUtata by th* wJSdllwit that th*r* d Noticice snaisno l b- e. given by parson - _ .-- M __ a.a » i • i a*u * which Tht Regulations I _ lOROUCH C01.LECTOI rrorln any i ol sortie* or certilied' marlltothecoun I* be used tor She second toyer of 0act.ii.mn HUM SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, t876 TV drama on Vietnamese child isn't all fiction •jr JAV SHAMITT fluff as "Charlie's Angels " volvement in the Vietnam orphanages, really took me But the lad also helped him, ceedings for the girl Trung Seltzers. A call was made, a time But equally unusual la the war was ending. through the underbelly of Sai wheeling and dealing in Sai- returned to newspaper hawk- reunion held. Oddly enough, •He was awfully tired, aw- LOS ANGELES (AP) - way David Sellter'i work on He initially went there lim- gon, showed me what life was gon "to get little things for ing And aher long bouts with Seltzer can't recall what fully tick," he Mid. "Bs>t Two Mondays from now, Jan. the movie led to his adoption ply to gather material for a like under the surface there. Phuong that I hadn't been Vietnamese and American Trung, the tough, •ell-reliant when he saw me, he Jult I, ABC If tiring ( TV movie, of two Vietnamese orphans, movie about the thousands of And I began spending all my able to find myself red tape, the girl's adoption street urchin, said at the laughed and hugged me." "Green Eyes " It's about a one a paraplegic girl, the oth- Vietnamese children left expense money for the chil- "And I realized he was was approved. dren, kept coming back for wonderful material for what- And just In time. Seltzer half-black, half-Vietnamese er • brash, cocky lad who homeless and without parents IAT.NM kid whose father, a former used to hawk newspapers on because of the war. more " ever I was going to write He says she was one of the first 8:00 lAT.IPJt GI, returni to Saigon to Tu Do Street near Saigon's But Seltzer, U, writer and didn't know what I was up to infants flown out of Saigon in 10:00 It was during his work with THE MOVIES tearth for him. limed Continental Hotel. co-producer of "Green Eyes," at first, but I eventually told America's "Operation Baby- the kids, he said, he found him I was making a movie CHICK HOVII That It'll appear Is unusual, Seltzer, married and the fa- said he found himself so lift" when North Vietnamese PLUS Phuong, now about nine. She and he'd play himself in it TIM! CLOCK given the networks' reluc- ther of two kids, Tim, 7, and moved by the misery, the des- troops closed in on the city in was a paraplegic "and was in MISIMHOINUN tance to air any drama remo- Emily, 8, says he hadn't adop- peration of the children, "I "We exchanged addresses the spring of 1975. such awful shape that there tely connected to the Vietnam tion in mind when he went to began pretending I wasn't and he figured he'd find me How Trung got out of Sai- ALFREDO, was no question that if I war and given ABC's propen Saigon in the fall of 197], there on behalf of an enter- again " gon still mystifies Seltzer and hadn't claimed her she would ALFREDO atty for such ratings-getting when America's long In- tainment show. He said the boy, who told his wife. have died." "I just kind of fell Into the him his parents had been He said the boy somehow MONTY PYTHON swim of working with the or- Enter the newspaper boy, killed by the Viet Cong, was got on a Saigon to Guam THlMOVKSi phans there, started working Trung, now about 12. He so self-reliant "It didn't even flight, then flew to Hawaii ft THE HOLY GRAIL $]50 Building under way occur to me he needed adop- with the Vletnamese-Ameri- knew Seltzer as a good cus- and Seattle and, three weeks PLUS tion. He was a real tiger, a MIDDLEHOOK I cai, Children's Fund, which tomer "and he attached him- after Phuong's arrival, wound real survivor." •Me li I DW 1M. THE GROOVE TUBE PG on company offices ran 1wt> orphanages there. self to me," the writer said, up at the Malibu, Calif., home "A friend of mine, Ben Cun- adding jokingly that "he rec- The writer returned to the of a lady who'd agreed to « 00-8 30 ningham, who ran one of the ognized an easy touch." States, began adoption pro- house a Vietnamese child for MIDDLETOWN - Hov- ultimate in function and aes- a while. THIMOVKSIV nanlan Enterprises Inc. has thetics." She couldn't adopt the lad, begun the construction of and According to Mr. Hovna- but he had the name of the the leasing of office space at nian, the entrance level of the MIDOLEMOOK I Its ultra-modem headquarters building will be faced with Television Today building on Route 35 beside glazed brick, while the rest of HI. SAT. MS, MS, 11:1! the Naveslnk River, it was the exterior will be covered New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 ~ .with gold reflective glass. . announced by Kevork S. Hov- DAYTIME MOVIES O ADAM 12 STYLE nanlan, president of the New The glass facing Is intended B .25,000 PYRAMID Q FIRING LINE Jersey-based building firm. to multiply and emphasize the 10:00 • 'Let's Make A HOLLYWOOD The Future Ol The Private changing seasonal moods of Love"(Pl.l) (1960) Marilyn SQUARES College" Guests: Mrs. Jill *** KING KONG the adjacent woodlands and Monroe, Yves Montand BO LIARS CLUB Conway, president ol Scheduled to be ready for SEE IT. AND HEAR IT IN 4 CHANNEL waters. Customized movable 11:00 • 'Christmas In Con- ffl MATCH GAME Smith College, and Mr. Wil- occupancy by spring of It77, Q) DICK VAN DYKE liam Ward, president ol partitions will facilitate a necticut' (1045) Barbara the 24,000 square-foot building Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan SHOW Amherst College. custom-tailored office ar- will house the corporate of- 1:00 A 'Waterfront- (1952) IB(BMACNEIL / ID THE HONEYMOONERS rangement suited to the ten- Eic/us/re Monmouth t Oc»»n Count] IYAT i fices and, additionally, offer Robert Newton, Richard LEHRER REPORT T5etter Living Through TV" ant's needs two of the three floors for Burton. 8:00 S (D RHODA 12:00 fl) BURNS AND ALLEN 2:35 O "Battling Hoofer" Silly Gallagher's ex-hus- 12:15 • MONDAY NIGHT lease to tenants. Approximately IS,000 (1955) James Cagney, Wil- band shows up unexpect- LATE THE MOVIES I square feet of office space liam Frawley. edly and complicates the Ocean I fcighton Ave». 07ft 47AAI The golden-glassed struc- 4:00 O 'Man From Laramle" girls' lives. will be available for lease We»t End, Long Branch Ol»-flUW| ture was designed by the ar- (1955) James Stewart, Ar- O O LITTLE HOUSE chitectural firm of Khacha- Each of the two tenant floors thur Kennedy. ON THE PRAIRIE The most exciting original dourlan & Cahill of of the building will contain 4:30 B 'An Affair To "The Hunters" Accompa- motion picture event of all time. Bloomfleld. Located directly 7,800 square feet of leasable Remember"(Pt. I) (1857) nied by Laura Ingalls, a space. Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr. Irightened, blind recluse LYNN REDGRAVE on the bank of the Naveslnk, sets out to get help when the building will provide pan- "In choosing this location EVENING Charles Ingalls Is seriously THE HAPPY HOOKER" oramic views of both the liv- for our operational center," Injured during a wilderness er and the Atlantic Ocean. he explained, "strong consid- 6:00 • hunting trip. eration was given to its cen- 0 CROSS-WITS "The building will be a very BRADY BUNCH tral location and the services A 0 THE CAPTAIN attractive addition to the re- 'h« Grass la Always ANDTENNILLE STRaTHMORE TWIN available In the immediate .mini gion," Mr. Hovnanian stales. Greener' Guests: Tom Bosley, The STRATIIMOKK "The architects designed the area." VOYAGE TO THE Pointer Sisters and Don SHOPPING PLAZA TTOM OF THE SEA building with the natural R Knotts. MH.HWAYH • MATAWAN Hovnanian Enterprises Inc •The City Beneath The Q COLLEGE beauty of the property in is currently developing resi- Sea' BASKETBALL mind. As a result, what they dential communities in Flor- PS STAR TREK Princeton va. Rutgers 'Day Of The Dove' have achieved is a balance of ida, Texas and Georgia, as ID EIGHT O'CLOCK TODAY IN DELAWARE MOVIE luxury and practicality. Sit- well as Its New Jersey adult uated at a most propitious ELECTRIC COMPANY "The Wonderful Country" communities, Covered Bridge 6:10 A NBC NEWS My Suvetn 1 Bit SeniiMr point ftfr commerce through- (1959) Robert Mltchum, Ju- in Manalapan Township and I LOVE LUCY lie London. Personal con- out the metropolitan area, the Shadow Lake Village in Mid cy'a Club Dance" flict between an American THEHOUSE structure will represent the dletown. ABC NEWS renegade , who Is smuggll- OF EXORCISM* CBS NEWS Ing guns for Mexican poll- I TAKE 12 IICOJ, and a United Slates King Kong FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY FISH I ZOOM Cavalry major. DOCUMENTARY come to ROY'S FISH MARKET 7:00 CBS NEWS SOWCASE UNDERSEA WORLD 'Giving Birth" A portrayal FRESH AND SMOKED FISH JACQUES COUSTEAU of the dlffereent childbirth • SCALLOPS • SQUID "The Unexpected Voyage methods and experiences • BACCALA • CLAMS ol Peplto and Cristobal" of lour couples. LOB8TCR NBC NEWS OB A CHRISTMAS THE ANDY GRIFFITH And Much More CELEBRATION Plaque For Mayberry" 8 21OQD BICENTENNIAL TEXAS TO TELL THE TRUTH MINUTEJS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ABC NEWS _ PHYLLIS BOWLING FOR 9:30 B1 CHAINSAW MERV GRIFFIN 787-9624 or 787-3106 )LLARS NEWS THE MUSIC OF HIGHWAY 36 Port Monmouth IB THE ODD COUPLE CHIIRISTMAS MASSACRE' GEETTINT G ON TOP OF ':°0 ( MAUDE -PUB- THE LIBERTY OB ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 9301 ALL'S FAIR 7:30 • THE MUPPET SHOW NBC MONDAY Guest: Rita Moreno. MOVIE BIN SEARCH OF... Loneliest Runner' MONMOUTH COUNTY 'strange Visitors" This epi- 10:001 EXECUTIVE SUITE sode, about the Oracle NEWS FROM Chamber beneath Mystery 11 OOQOOtE NEWS Hill In New Hampshire, pre- IB CINEMA 13 UNITED ARTISTSQ^THEATRES sents the view that the structure may have been The Blue Angel" (1930) built by ancient Phoeni- Marlene Dietrich, Emil cians as opposed to the Jannings. A middle-aged popular theory that It was professor's love for a beau- RNE FOOD • FINE MUSK constructed by American tiful cafe singer leads him Indians. to dearadallon and ruin, "MISTY SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS II :30 S (ID CBS LATE MOVIE BEETHOVEN TONIGHT & TUESDAY — "The Singing Nun" (1966) — PLUS — Debbie Reynolds, Ricardo "DUNGEON At the Montalban. The story of the TAL FARLOW TRIO • Dominican nun OF LUST" whose songs took the LRDIES I : 15. «:15 0 LOVE, AMERICAN COMMUNITY II - Huttli (ft) M0. The Longttl Yard (Rlf 30 FRIIHOLD MALL I — The Pink Panther Slrlktl Again (PC) 7:30.9:11 MALL II -

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Synopiii: Billy and the dragon get the moon out of the cave. When Goko aees the ,i moon In the sky he files Into a rage. He thrashes the other gianti, gives them no food and orders them to guard the SCHICK castle. HOT TOP (MI'IBMU CLAIROL SHAVE CAPSULE CLAIROL § In her prison In a turret of t the castle the Fairy Queen saw the moon sailing over- head before it set beyond the 'i. CRAZY \ SKIN § tea. When Goko the giant came in she laid, "Your time Is CURL COTY MACHINE | near for the moon will shine full tonight." EMERAUDE Goko laughed. He had got- ten rid of his rage by beating up all the other giants. Now GIFT SET he felt safe and strong "You will soon be my bride," chuckled Goko. "Your time Is near," he re- 0.99 torted. "Tomorrow Is Christ- will do my bidding." back to the moat to clean mas Eve and the next day "There is still tonight," said their hands While they were you will be my bride." the Fairy Queen bravely. gone Billy slid out of the "You are not so powerful as The giant flew into a rage .bushes and climbed into one you think," said the Queen, all over again. He picked up a of the boots It was so big he BRUT "33" trying to hide her tremb ling. chair and tore It apart with could curl up in the toe and "Even the moon has escaped his hands. A mirror fell from never be seen you." the wall and Goko jumped up The broken-headed giant GIFT SET "Ha!" scoffed the giant. "I and down on it smashing it to came back and dragged the •hall capture It again when it bits. Then he stormed out boots into the castle He set seti tomorrow. And 1 shall shouting, "I'll show you! Walt them by Goko's bed and went capture Santa Claus when he until I am King!" back'to guard the bridge flies tomorrow night. Then I Meantime Billy had arrived Goko's snores sounded like will be King of Fairyland and at the castle and was search- dishes falling off the pantry Santa Land and all the world Ing for a way to enter. There shelf. Billy climbed out of the were giants guarding the boot and stared at the sleep- Drivers treated drawbridge and very door Ing mammoth. JEAN NATE AVIANCE BABE CACHET and window. "I can slay him now!" he following crash The boy hid in the bushes cried to himself. But as he SPRAY near the bridge that crossed pulled his sword from his bell GIFT SET SPRAY MIST COLOGNE MARLBORO - Three per- the moat. Two giants were the giant hulk stirred and MODEL #72 2 fl. OZ. BOTTLE COLOGNE sons were treated and re- guarding the bridge. One of 1.7 Fl. OZ. BOTftT groaned and opened one eye. •I 1.9 FL. OZ. BOTTLE leased at Bayshore Hospital them had a bandaged head. Billy dropped to the floor in Holmdel on Friday night The other was limping. Billy and rolled under the bed. after a five-car accident on could hear them talking. Goko stood up and yawned. Rt 7» "1 have never seen him in He felt calm and rested. He such a rage," groaned one hung three gold necklaces Police issued a drunk driv- "We are lucky to be alive." around his neck and fourteen ing summons to Walter T. 1*3" i 3" "We must do something to bracelets on his arm. He Isemann, 28, of Brick Town- calm him," whimpered the loved jewelry and was very ship, who was freed on $200 MENNEN RITE AID other. "Or he'll serve us no vain. BLACK TIE DESERT ball. The other drivers in- meal this day." He leaned over to put on his volved In the accident were boots. When he saw them John Ellis, 3D, Herbert St., "We could clean his boots SKIN BRACER FLOWER COLOR FILM bright and shiny and newly SPLASH here; Victor D. Lewart, 43, of That would please him!" polished he was very pleased. 4 FL. OZ. BOTTLE GIFTSET Wallingford, Conn.; Matthew "I'll get them!" exclaimed TYPE 126 OR 110 He wondered if he hadn't TENNIS RACKET 12 EXPOSURES A. Parks, 11, of 28 Danmar the broken-headed giant. been too harsh with the other 6 FL OZ. BOTTLE Dr., Middletown, and Tek Che He darted across the bridge giants. He decided he would Chu, 34, of 43 Poets Dr., and into the castle. He re- let them have some supper Matawan. turned lugging Goko's .39 enormous black boots. after all. Police said Isemann, Le- "He was taking a nap," he He went out and ordered 2 wart and Mrs Chu, a passen- gasped. "We'll have them the giant guarding the hall to ger In her husband's car, back before he wakes." serve soup to everyone. were treated. They set to work washing When Billy heard them CHRISTMAS the boots with water from the moving off to the kitchen he The accident is under in- moat. When they finished ' rolled from under the bed and vestigation by LI Robert Sto- they carried the boots up to stole out behind them. BOWS ver and Ptl. Kenneth Miller the bridge. Then they went Tomorrow: Ureen Pea Soup GILLETTE PKG. Entebbe: The Raid That Made History! OF 25 SUPER \ CHRISTMAS MAX 2 I GIFT WRAP MODEL #9180 if JUMBO ROLL *\. PAPER 70 SO FEET FOIL 22 SO FEET

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