Budget deficit forcing rail, bus fare hikes By MARK MAGYAR by 10 percent annually for the neit five cy was forced to raise rail and interstate terproductive to cut service." month. The federal government would 8iai«swm Cm ISM**'" yean. bus fares 10 percent across-the-board, State and federal government funds provide a 90 cent subsidy per rail trip TRENTON - Rail and bui lares wUl The Howard legislation would In- and increaae intrastate bus fares from were used to subsidise 3,025,000 rail pas- and a 16 cent subsidy per bus trip. have to be increased In fiacal year 1M1 to crease federal rail and bus subsidies to eight percent to U percent to sake up a senger trips and 11,306,000 bus passenger Both Byrne and Arnone said the make up an anticipated deficit of 818 New Jersey from $65 7 million to approx- $7 8 million deficit on Oct. 1,1978. trips per month in fiscal year 1979. Carter administration's proposed wind- million in the itate'i rail and bu« subaidy imately |71 3 million for fiscal year 1M1. The New Jersey Transit Corporation, The cost of each 197V rail passenger fall profits tax on oil industry profits program, Gov Brendan T. Byrne laid Catherine Arnone, confidential agent which replaced the Commuter Operating trip was defrayed by a 91 cent state would generate up to (15 billion for mass yesterday. for Transportation Commissioner Louis Agency two months ago as the gov- subsidy and a II05 federal subsidy, transit capital projects, but would not be Byrne's $3.1 bUUoo budget proposal J. Gambaccini, declined to project bow ernmental body In charge of the subsidy while each 1979 bus passenger trip re- used for operating subsidies. includea a J7.3 million increaae in itat* large a fare increase would be needed to program, will discuss the need for a fan ceived an 16 cent state subsidy and a 16 But Howard, who chairs the House subsidies, but the governor said It "will make up an $18 million subsidy program increase at its February monthly meet- cent federal subsidy. Subcommittee on Surface Transporta- not be enough to avoid a fare increase." deficit. ing, Arnone said. With 665.7 million in federal subsidy tion, wants some of the windfall profits The 111 million subsidy program defi- But, judging from the last fare in- "When you're faced with a budget funds anticipated in fiscal year 1961, the tax money spent on operating subsidies, cit could be reduced by approximately 35 crease, a 10 percent across-the-board deficit, you have Just two options — Department of Transportation estimates and he has some support for the proposal percent if Congress and the president hike in rail and bus fares would probably raise fares or cut service," Arnone said it would need a $1.47 state subsidy for in both nouses of Congress and in the approve legislation Rep. James J. How- be needed to make up an fit million "And with increased mass transit avail- each of the estimated 3,103,000 rail trips Carter administration, a Howard ard, D-N.J., plans to introduce Friday to deficit. ability a national goal because of the per month, and a 16 cent subsidy for each spokesperson said yesterday. increase federal rail and bus subsidies The state Commuter Operating Agen- energy crisis, it would be coun- of the estimated 13,090,000 bus trips per See Fare, page I The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 182 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,1980 20 CENTS Byrne asks $210 million tax hike By MARK MAGYAR Anthony Scardino, D-Bergen, to mandate regular SUtebousc Correspondent inspections of boarding homes, and by As- TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne will ask semblyman Joseph Patero, D>Middlesex, to In- the Legislature today to come up with $210 million crease benefits to 4,500 permanently disabled Budget details in new tax measures to balance his proposed $5.1 workers, some of whom have been receiving $25 a Register Sutehouie Bireai billion budget for fiscal year 1981. week since the 1950s. - Byrne's $5.1 billion budget is $370.2 million, But even if the Legislature does raise the $210 The Patero bill would cost upwards of ISO or 7.9 percent higher, than this year's budget. million, it won't be enough to avoid rail and bus million, but the Scardino' bill would cost just - The $5.1 billion budget has a built-in deficit fare hikes as high as 20 percent and substantial $560,000 a year. of $210 million. The governor did not recommend tuition increases at state colleges, Byrne said. Byrne did find room in the budget, however, specific tax measures to raise the $210 million, "This Is the first state budget to go over $5 for $7,000 raises for every cabinet member and but urged the Legislature not to make a 5 percent billion, but I'm not going to apologize to the for most state judges at a cost of $3.25 million. across-the-board cut in state spending, as the Legislature for that," Byrne said at a press Former Assembly Majority Leader Albert Burs- Republicans have suggested. briefing yesterday. "This Is a bare-bones budget tein, D-Bergen, sponsored similar pay raise bills - Byrne described bis $5.1 budget as a "bare hi^s" budget which lacks sufficient, funds to and nothing more. . >w ... during the last session, but they w^w "o "The $210 million deficit Is not due rt new' for a vote because of lack of support in trie avoid fail antkfus fare hikes and tuition increases spending programs, but to a failure of present Assembly. at state colleges In fiscal year 1961. forms of revenue to match the growing cost of The Department of Environmental Protec- - Even If the $210 million deficit is made up, programs. Every time the price of a gallon of tion's budget for shore projects was bolstered by the governor said he would not have enough heating oil goes up one cent, it costs the state the addition of $700,000 in "recreational boating" money to sign into law bills mandating regular $340,000. If I had my druthers, I would fund a funds to be given to counties and municipalities Inspections of boarding homes and increasing for inland waterway dredging on a 50-50 matching benefits to 4,500 permanently disabled workers ll.6M.84S.6S2 number of other programs for which the need Is 571.J6S.IS2 clearly established. But we just can't afford It," fund basis. - The $5.1 billion budget proposal Includes $7,000 raises for every cabinet officer and most S23.33f.SS9 he said. Like this year's budget, the 1981 budget also 427.(25.144 Byrne said a lack of funds will prevent him includes $400,000 for maintenance and dredging of state judges at a total cost of 8S.45 million. 401773.564 from signing into law bills sponsored by state Sen. See Byrne, page 8 'Told truth on Chappaquiddick9 Kennedy moves on offensive WASHINGTON (AP) - fairly, "not on the basis of the only truth I can tell be- could be solved by gas ration- The television com- Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, in gossip and speculation.'' cause that Is the way It hap- ing and inflation by a wage- mercial was aired on stations a special appeal to the voters "I know there are many pened." price freeze and that Soviet In Portland, Bangor and Pre- of New England, says he has who do not believe me," the Kennedy injected the issue aggression could be deterred que Isle Maine; Manchester, told the truth all along about Massachusetts senator said of the 1969 accident last night without Americans making N.H., and Boston. the accident at Chappaquid- in a paid political advertise- at the beginning of a 30- sacrifices, such as that In- It marked the first time dick and wants to be judged ment. "But my testimony is minute televised speech in volved In resumed draft reg- since Kennedy began his BYRNE DISCUSSES BUDGET — Gov. Brendan T. Byrne uses chart as he briefs which he gave New England's istratlon. See Kennedy, page 8 newsmen yesterday on his proposed 1980-1981 New Jersey budget. voters a taste of his sharp- ened campaign against Presi- dent Carter. "I have only just begun to fight," declared Kennedy, State nuclear accident ticking off bis opposition to administration policies he By MARIE COCCO randa. are probably operated by management that has says are hazardous abroad failed to make certain that enough adequately and a failure at home. NEWARK - The state Board of Public Utili- "The board's action is a precedent," said ties has ordered Jersey Central Power & Light Alfred Nardelli, the deputy pubUc advocate. trained operators and qualified engineers are Except for the mention of "For the first time, it will try to assess who is available on site in responsible positions to Chappaquiddick, the speech Co. to enter into proceedings that will determine whether JCP&L and its sister companies were at responsible for the accident and, in doing so, diagnose and cope with a potentially serious acci- aired on five New England could lake the monetary burden for the accident dent." television stations was a re- fault for the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor In Goldsboro, Pa. last March. off the consumer's shoulders." Nardelli said the BPU's fault-finding proceed- peat of an address earlier in George Metzgar, director of public Informa- the day in which Kennedy de- If the BPU determines that the companies ings would not be finished in time to affect the were responsible for the accident, JCP&L's ef- tion for JCP&L, called the BPU proceedings "the outcome of JCP&L's rate bike request for $142 tailed his differences with proper forum for this type of decision. Carter on numerous domestic forts to win rate Increases to cover Its losses from million to cover Three Mile Island costs and the reactor shutdown could be severely hindered, "It is a legal forum that will decide who is increased oil costs, That increase, if granted In and foreign policy issues. legally at fault. That Is the only way to decide who The speech at Georgetown according to the deputy public advocate. full, would add $5.50 a month to the average JCP&L owns 25 percent of the Three Mile is,at fault," he said. customer's bill. University drew sharp reac- Metxgar declined to comment on what the tions from the Carter cam- Island plant. Its sister companies, Metropolitan JCP&L filed for that request one week ago. Edison Co. and Pennsylvania Electric Co., own company will argue in its memoranda, because he paign. said It had just received the board's order and had Whatever increase is granted will be effective The Carter-Mondale Pres- the other 75 percent. All three are subsidiaries of the General Public Utilities Corp. not had time to assess it. March 1. idential Committee said Ken- JCP&L spends $11 million a month replacing The BPU order, issued last week, directs the The BPU order comes on the heels of a report nedy was "seeking to deal to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission recom- the energy It formerly received from the Three with his own political prob- companies to submit memoranda by Feb. 15 that will aid the board in determining where the mending that an industrywide consortium or pub- Mile Island plant. Although that plant was to have lems rather than the complex lic corporation be formed to take over the opera- been back In operation by Jan. 1, the NRC now has GOES ON OFFENSIVE — Sen Edward M. Kennedy, D- realities of governing the na- responsibility lies for the accident — considered to be the worst nuclear accident in history. The tion of reactors from those utilities unable to run set August as the earliest possible date for reac- Mass., outlines his stand on Issues during a speech at tion." them in a safe manner. tivation. Thus, JCP&L will spend at least $77 Georgetown University In Washington, yesterday. Ken- The statement added that rate counsel of the Public Advocate's Office, which takes the consumer's side in utility mat- The report, prepared for the NRC by an inde- million more for replacement energy. nedy went on offensive In hopes of rekindling his falter- Kennedy seemed to be sug- pendent commission, said: "Many nuclear plants See JCP&L, page 8 ing campaign. gesting that the energy crisis ten, also has been ordered to submit memo- Methadone clinic permit revoked by court The inside Story By WILLIAM J. ZAOR8KI would be. within the township. FREEHOLD — A Superior Court judge yesterday revoked "I refuse to be called a liar and be defamed as a landlord The proposed $150,000 clinic was sponsored by Gerhard THE WEATHER a certificate of occupancy Issued by Middletown for a pro- as I have been by this court," he said. Bass, a Florham Park pharmacist, doing business as posed methadone clinic, finding that the applicant did not An appeal of Yaccartno's ruling is Ukely. Strathmore Clinic, which were represented by Leonard Sunny, breezy ud cold today. Highs la the low to mid "act in good faith" when he applied for the permit. Middletown Mayor Allan J. MacDonald expressed happi- Berkeley, and by Portland Investment and Dietz, which were 36s. Increasing cloadlness tomorrow. Complete re- Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino ruled that Dr. R. Howard ness upon hearing of the decision. He said he was confident represented by William P. Kirkpatrick of Rumson. port page t. Dleti had made statements to "mislead" Paul E. Reinhold, that the township would also win any appeal. Bass first sought to locate the clinic in the Strathmore township building inspector, when he applied for the permit. "I think they just used subterfuge when they came in here Shopping Center in Aberdeen, but withdrew the application Cartwright paces Hacks 11 Dietz did not speak with candor, said Yaccarino, adding because they learned what not to do When they went Into after protests by Aberdeen officials. Middletown officials DePaal beads Top tt 11 that he also found that Dletz's replies to Reinhold were were Aberdeen," the mayor said, referring to the clinic's dif- issued the necessary approvals, but then maintained there had Ellen Goodman At Large U Intentionally couched to not tell the truth. ficulties after applying to operate in Aberdeen last year. The been misrepresentations in the application. Erma Bombeck U The judge said that when Dietz applied for the permit, he clinic was forced to look elsewhere and subsequently applied Yaccarino found Bass's testimony to be "one hundred used a lot of "mumbo jumbo," referring to himself as "Dr. to locate in Middletown. percent credible and forthright," noting that Baas had testi- Dietz" and told Reinhold that he would bring in some doctors Deputy Mayor Francis Callaban was also pleased with the fied earlier that he did not make the application for the Bridge advice 19 DAILY REGISTER to his medical building on Route 36, near the King James decision. The deputy mayor said he felt the township's battle proposed clinic because he knew that township officials would Business II PHONE NUMBERS Nursing Home. to keep the clinic out might be a larger issue than just a local not have approved It. Classified 16-11 Main Office During questioning by Yaccarino, Dietz said he had been one. 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Us wif, ehis wBe w JL * ^^ Didi, and comedian-activisdun-activist Dick Gregory were among WASHINGTON (AP) - AlABl Americas*Americans, nenot jusjuttatUeUst atUetas,, actions in Afghanistan and the intensified repression of in- I *•< the winners of the NAACP's annual Image Awards may be asked to boycott the 1M0 Summer Olympic Games in ternal dissent represented by the internal exile given Soviet Also receiving accolades at the ceremony Sunday Moscow under a resolution widely supported in the Senate. dissident Andrei Sakharov "cannot go unremarked and un- night were former boxing champion Sugar Ray Robinson The resolution, tying an Olympic boycott to continued punished." and Myrlie Even, wife of slain civil rights worker Medgar presense of Soviet troops in Afghanistan, was expected to be One of the few senators to voice opposition to the resolu- Evers. approved by the full Senate today following unanimous ap- tion was acting Republican leader Ted Stevens of Alaska, who Minnie Ripperton and Donny Hathaway won post- proval by the Foreign Relations Committee yesterday. said he spoke in his capacity as a former member of the humous awards for their contributions to the recording The resolution offers an alternative to a boycott by urging President's Commission on the Olympics. industry the International Olympic Committee to cancel, postpone or The awards show, a fund-raiser for the National transfer the games - a request IOC members have already Association for the Advancement of Colored People, rec- indicated they will reject. Related ilory, page 10 ognizes those who advance positive black images in many The key paragraph specifically urges "that should the fields International Olympic Committee fail to remove the 19(0 The show was hosted by actors Lou Gossett Jr. and summer Olympic Games from the Soviet Union while Soviet Stevens accused President Carter of playing domestic James Earl Jones. Singer-composer Stevie Wonder was troops continue to occupy Afghanistan, no American team politics with the international Olympic movement, one of the presenters. should participate in those games and no Americans should "It is appalling that we are going to assassinate the attend them in any capacity." Olympic movement in order to have a backdrop for the It also proposes that the IOC consider creating permanent president of the United States to look like he can stand up to homes for the Summer Games in Greece and the Winter the Russians," Stevens said. Games in a neutral country. He said It is unfair to the American athletes who have Unlike a version adopted by the House last week, the spent years preparing for the games. "They did it to repre- Senate resolution does not specifically tie action on the sent this nation and now this Congress is telling them to forget Games to an arbitrary Feb 20th deadline set by President It," Stevens said. OLYMPIC DISCUSSION — Sen, Jacob Javlts, R-N.Y., Carter for Soviet withdrawal. Three Olympic athletes testified before the Foreign Rela- right, talks with Sen. Bill Bradlev, D-N.J., left, Sen. Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, the committee chairman, tions Committee. Theodore Stevens, R-Alaska, center, and Sen. David said this was done because "no one could reasonably believe Anita de Franti of Princeton, N.J., captain of the 1976 the Russians would withdraw their forces by the deadline...." Olympics women's rowing team, said she was shocked by the Prvor, D-Ark., In background, prior to a vote on a U.S. Nonetheless, he said their is wide agreement that Soviet liklihood the United States will boycott the Games. Olympic boycott. Demand Soviets pull out of Afghanistan norms." It called on "all , ISLAMABAD, Pakistan 34 nations plus the Palestine ganization of the Islamic Con- powerful of Islam's leaders, an anti-American resolution peoples and governments (AP) — Thirty-four of the Liberation Organization also ference boycotted the meet- endorsed the Carter Doctrine dealing with "foreign pres- throughout the world to per- ' world's 41 Islamic nations to- urged boycotting the Moscow ing in Islamabad: Afghan- and said Egypt's "full facil- sure being exerted against sist in condemning this ag- day demanded the im- Olympics, breaking relations istan, Syria, South Yemen, ities" would tw| available to Iran," a general resolution gression and denouncing It at . mediate, unconditional with Afghanistan, solidarity Uganda, Upper Volta, Guinea U.S. forces if Ofty had to de- "on foreign pressures being an aggression against human , withdrawal of all Soviet with the Afghan Moslem re- Bissau and Egypt, which has fend any of the Persian Gulf exerted against the Moslem Cliff Robertson rights and a violation of the Brock Peters troops from Afghanistan and bels', aid to Afghan refugees been ostracized by most Is- countries. countries," another anti-So freedoms of people, which suspended Afghanistan's and helping Afghanistan's lamic countries because of its Following adoption of the viet resolution on "foreign cannot be ignored." LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) - "If 1 go broke fighting, at membership in their or- Moslem neighbors withstand peace treaty with Israel. But resolution condemning the interference in the Horn of least I tried," says actor Cliff Robertson while preparing ganization. any threat to their security. President Anwar Sadat of Soviet action in Afghanistan, Africa, and the status of Jeru- The resolution demanded the "immediate and uncondi- to sue the state He's angry over being told to give over Foreign ministers of the Seven members of the Or- Egypt, militarily the most the foreign ministers took up salem and Palestine. part of his private beach to the public in exchange for The conference took no ac- tional withdrawal of all Sovi- permission to build a seawall. tion on a proposal by Presi- et troops stationed on Afghan Robertson says the wall would replace one destroyed dent Mohammed Zla ul-Haq territories." by waves that are now eating away at the beach itself. of Pakistan for joint defense Eleven countries ex- "Look, I'm not trying to build the Berlin Wall," the Draft plan facing stiff fight action by the Islamic coun- pressed reservations on the actor says. "I'm simply replacing something a storm tries. Kasslm Zahiri, the as- boycott call. They were Al- blew down." WASHINGTON (AP) - needs congressional approval sledding. volunteers to take care of the sistant secretary-general of geria, Iraq, Iran, the United to involve women, is in the Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Jor- Robertson says he's always kept the beach clean and The standby draft regis- Some favor registering various spots available to the organization, said the tration proposal President middle of a controversy of his men only. Some oppose regis- dan, Cameroon, Guinea, "people have been welcome to use the beach, always." them." suggestion needed detailed Carter will put before Con- own making. tration but insist women Gabon, Ubya and Niger. consideration before it could gress will have a difficult As to the proposal to reg- must be included if it hap- He noted that women are HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Katharine Hepburn has re- be debated. The Olympic boycott time winning approval ister anyone, man or woman, pens. Others want an alter- barred by law from combat movement is being led by ceived the Screen Actors Guild Annual Award for "out- whether or; not it includes Rep. Bob Carr, D-Mieh., said native type of "universal duty and said, "There Is no The Afghanistan resolu- j sL-nding achievement in fostering the finest ideal" -rf "•- President Carter, who said In ,.itn, several influential yesterday he thinks Carter service" lor everyone. , point In registering *em If tion conden...--, :-pounced his State of the Union acting profession." we are not going to be draft- and deplored the "Soviet Miss Hepburn, who lives in New York, accepted the While Carter has not said message that America would ing them," Stratton con- military aggression against use military force If neces- actors' union highest accolade in a tape-recorded speech whether he will propose in- tinued. "What do we draft the Afghan people ... as a sary to protect the West's oil played at SAG's annual meeting at the Sheraton Universal Other national, international newt on page 5 cluding women, several con- them for? To go out and get flagrant violation of interna- Hotel. supplies from the Persian gressmen said they believe extra typewriters?" tional laws, covenants, and Gulf. "I am dumbfounded and at the same time, 1 am very the administration is leaning proud to have been chosen by the Screen Actors Guild as a congressmen predict. will "end up looking damn In that direction. The con- good example professionally and personally," Miss Hep- Furthermore, staff aides gressmen cite recent public bum said on the tape played at the meeting Saturday. foolish." • on the two committees that Carr, who supports statements from first lady "I still live where I grew up. I am still friends with the would take up such legisla- Rosalynn Carter, Defense man with whom I won the three-legged race In 1917.1 have Carter's re-election bid, tion question whether any pledged to renew his fight Secretary Harold Brown and had continuity and I have had safety. Now I suddenly proposal stands a better realize that I have a professional family — you." against registration. Last Army Secretary Clifford chance of passage than the year he and other represent- Alexander. All favor regis- registration bill easily de- atives defeated a bill that tering women. McALESTER, Okla. (AP) - Carl Albert feels he was feated In the House last year. would have required men to right to leave Congress but admits to some nostalgia now And trouble on Capitol Hill register. That measure was Carter also is on record as that he is back home. could be only part of a larger not supported by the White having said, "If we register Three years after the former speaker of the House of registration dilemma facing House. persons for future use in Representatives stepped aside, he is living in McAlester, Carter, who has said he will Carr, a member of the some form In our country, It not far from the school at Bug Tussle he attended in decide by Feb. 9 whether to House Armed Services Com- would probably be Inevitable Figxrai show preparation for his career. include women in his pro- mittee, predicted the crises we we would register both Man (men and women)." "I had made up my mind a long time ago that I would posed revival of standby reg- in Afghanistan and Iran and t«mp*rotvra>i istration. retire before I was 70 and return home to be closer to my the fact this is an election Opponents of registering for area. roots, so when the right time came I did just that," he Feminist groups, on the year mean "a lot of wasteful women all advanced the said. one hand, are pressuring him legislation will go slamming same arguments: women Albert, the only Oklahoman to serve as high in govern- to include women as a matter through this place without a aren't needed, and including Data Iran ment as speaker, was only a heartbeat away from the of equal rights. But other blink." them would be so con- - Showeri Stationary OcclucUd 7<> NATIONAL WEATHER SEtVICE, women's groups want women White House after Gerald Ford became president and Telephone Interviews with troversial it would bog down HKHUfl ••»•••• = = = NOAA. U.S. D.pi of Cc«..,<. there was no vice president in office. specifically excluded. several other members of the the issue for too long. "As I looked at what the future had to offer, I felt it So the president, who an- House and Senate armed ser- was time to let someone else take over," he said. nounced a resumption of reg- vices committees back up "We don't need women," Albert, 71, served in the House for three decades, istration in his State of the Carr's view that the regis- Rep. Samuel S. Stratum, D- APMMt* beginning in 1947. Union speech Wednesday but tration proposal faces rough N.Y., said. "We have enough TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — Snow is due today for Sandy Hook much of the central portion of the country, accord- TODAY- High 6:13 p.m. ing to the National Weather Service. States affected Troops set and low — p.m. bv this wlnetr storm are South Dakota, Nebreaska, TOMORROW - High 6:32 and most of Wyoming and Utah. Kansas, Colorado, a.m. and 6:52 p.m. and low Iowa, and Missouri are on the fringes of the ex- to repel 12:13a.m. and 12:58p.m. pected snow. Steel officials, union to meet Board begins airline hearings For Red Bank and caravan Rumson bridge, add two Local forecast YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio I\P) - Workers who pushed their WASHINGTON (AP) —The National Transportation Safe- hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 way into U.S. Steel Corp. offices to protest the closing of two ty Board yesterday opened four days of hearings into the BANGKOK, Thailand minutes: Long Branch, de- Yesterday's Ugh temperature at the Register weather mills have arranged for a meeting to propose that the safety record of the fast-growing commuter airline industry. . (AP) — Cambodian troops duct 15 minutes, Highlands station was 38 degrees. The low yesterday was VI. It was facilities be sold to a coalition of workers and community Investigators for the board cited several crashes Involving will be on the alert to repel a bridge, add 40 minutes. 33 at t p.m. and the overnight low was 23. Today's • a.m. leaders. • commuter airlines, and charged that In eacb case, Federal group of Western celebrities, Ml L. PtC OUk II if temperature was 15. There was no precipitation In the 14 More than 100 mill workers pushed their way into com- Aviation Administration surveillance or enforcement was Including folk singer Joan H II CO hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were U heating inadequate. • Amirllla 1) ii CO pany offices here Monday, breaking a glass door and causing Baez, who plan to cross the Mlkarm II degree days yesterday, M2 for the month and 2,4U for the other damage as they roamed the halls for several hours Board investigators testified that most commuter airlines border next week to deliver 4.1. a heating season to date. H U clr seeking executives to hear their pleas. are safe and well managed, but said the industry's accident supplies to the starving, Atlantic Civ « a clr rate is rising because some carriers have serious safety 41 M They left when United Steelworkers Local 1330 President Phnom Penh Radio said to- U 14 cay Robert Vasquez said no company officer would talk while deficiencies. day. •1 1111 clr It -7 clr Coastal forecast demonstrators were inside. Ms. Baez, a one-time anti- ill •rawnivlll. a a CO Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds mostly Vasquez was to discuss the workers' future today with war protester, will be among • ull.lt, 77 1177 M CO more than 190 entertainers, CHarlllll »C W 41 cay northwest at 10 to 15knots through tonight. Fair through William Kirwin, general superintendent of the company's Agee wins passport fight CHarlila WV n 17 cdv Ohio Works and McDonald Works, both located in Youngs- politicians and others who Chlcaaa n I CO tonight. Visibility over five miles. Average wave heights WASHINGTON (AP) The Carter administration says It 1-1 a co on one to three feet through today. town. The workers are proposing the mills be sold to a plan to deliver 20 truckloads CI.vil.iW a ti co coalition of employees and community leaders if the company plans to appeal a judge's ruling that would let a controversial of supplies across the Thai H II CO ex-CIA officer keep his passport. DairtWDi a a M co will not keep them open. border Into Cambodia begin- Danvar 7 1 M U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell ruled Monday that 14 I U North Jersey ning Feb.5. She also plans to II t .11 CO Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance exceeded bis authority give a benefit concert in t 4 clr when he revoked the passport of Philip Agee, who has II II M c«y New kidney disease treatment Bangkok. a II cO . Sunny, breezy and cold today, highs in the mid 30s. disclosed names of alleged CIA agents abroad. I -II clr Fair and colder tonight. Lows between 20 and 25. Increas- NEW YORK (AP) - A simple treatment with a jaw- The broadcast said the M M .14 cO Justice Department spokesman Robert Stevenson said "Cambodia March For Sur- HWIH4I .1 «4 cO ing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs from 30 to 35. Chance of breaking name is bringing new freedom to some of the 50,000 government lawyers would ask Gesell today to postpone his HKTMNIt n ii co Americans tied to artlfleal kidney machines, doctors say. vival" is "a dangerous trip JMM'vlllf H « CO snow, near zero today and tonight. Winds northwest at 12 order restoring Agee's passport. If the request Is granted, It JWMM a M .14 co to 20 miles per hour today. The treatment is known as continuous ambulatory per- (that) will violate the laws K.H1CIIV II 11 Ml would allow the government to take its case quickly to the with a dark goal. Lai VMM M H r« itoneal dialysis — CAPD, for short — and it is the closest thing U.S. Court of Appeals. urn. luck M 11 a*f yet to a portable, man-made kidney. U U II Vance invalidated Agee's passport Dec. 23, relying on a M M to South Jersey In CAPD, the patient's abdominal cavity Is continuously fflSB" 17 a regulation that permitted passport revocations when a secre- Miami 7t t7 n cay flooded with about two quarts of a sterile salt solution, which tary of state determines that a U.S. citizen's activities abroad Gold prices up MHwautM II I co Sunny, breezy and cold today. Highs In the low to mid is changed four times a day. Wastes diffuse into the solution Maim. P. t A clr damage national security; NaMvllla a a co 30s. Fair and quite cold tonight. Lows in the teens. from the peritoneal membrane covering the stomach and Gesell ruled that Congress never gave Vance the right to more than &20 ii « co Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs in the low 30s. intestines. Man Yam M It elr revoke a passport on those grounds. 44 a CO Chance of snow, near zero today and tonight night. Winds CAPD was invented only four years ago by a doctor and Okla. City a u co LONDON (AP) - The Omaha 14 I «1 III northwest at 12 to 20 miles per hour. bioengineer from Texas. Today, it keeps alive an estimated Orttf MM cay price of gold rallied today, PMiaaTMIa 17 a clr 1,000 patients In the United States and Canada, and another §aV SmokuiK makes it harder tO sleeD climbing more than $20 an M II Jersey Shore 1,000 elsewhere in the world. J e " CO ounce during early trading In PtffiXt*. 8 " clr it 17 co Sunny, breezy and cold today, highs In the mid 30s. WASHINGTON (AP) - If you roll out of bed and light up a Europe. The dollar was mix- • aaMCIty t -14 .« in cigarette when you can't sleep, you've made a mistake. ed but little changed against a it .n cir Fair and colder tonight. Lows between 20 and 25. Increas- Grain dispute hearing continues mm (I II CO Scientists say smoking makes it harder to sleep. major currencies. 11. Laall II 17 CO ing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs from 30 to 35. Chance of NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Balky dock workers and shippers St. f. Tamaa MI; co snow, near zero today and tonight. Winds northwest at 12 Researchers at Pennsylvania State University reported • Gold opened at IMS In both SaHLaka a ii .11 u return to court today over loading grain aboard a vessel bound the first scientific evidence linking smoking and sleeping London' and Zurich, but by la.Dlata 11 n m to 20 miles per hour today. Ocean temperature* are near laaPraa 8 for the Soviet Union, and the Jmtice Department says conti- difficulties yesterday. They also said they found that smokers mid-morning the price had Mania « elr 40 degrees. nuing the boycott "would impair significantly the United climbed to 1665 In London and IMtM I1t4 It CO who quit start sleeping better almost Immediately. « St> Maria I14-I 4 cO States' foreign policy interests." 1668 in Zurich. Talia •1 .« cO Previous studies snow that nicotine from cigarettes acts It cO Eastern Penn. U.S. District Judge Veronica Wicker deferred a decision as a stimulant, Increasing the body's production of The metal finished in yes- a co Monday night on whether to order the longshoremen to load VMHn a Mostly sunny breezy and cold today. Highs ah to low catecholamine chemicals which, in turn, Increase blood pres- terday trading at 1618 In Zur- rn— PraclaltatkHi Mr 14 Mam aaav the Greek-registered Julia L., chartered for the Soviet Union. sure and raise heart and respiration rates. ich and $638.90 in London. In iiirM 30s. Fair and quite cold tonight. Lows 5 to 15. Increasing Instead, she said she wanted to see attorneys for both sides New York, gold was quoted on cloudiness tomorrow. Highs 20s to low 30s. This may be partially responsible for smoking disrupting •ay. today sleep, the scientists said In a report in Science magazine. late yesterday at 1630. SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. JANUARY 29,1980 The Dfcily Refpster 3

Two women shot at Fort Dix Senate to vote on municipal aid plan FORT DIX aid Susan Stevens, an Amtrak spokeswoman unofficial campaign stops In the state late last year before he cerning the financing and implemention of The conference is being held at the officially announced his campaign. economical Improvement projects In neigh- Gateway Hilton, near Newark's Penn Sta- Reagan led national polls as the GOP preference before he borhoods around the corridor depots. tion, one of the 11 stations along the corridor. lost to former CIA director George Bush in Iowa caucusing Better train station neighborhoods would Other stations are In Baltimore, Wilm- Jan. 21. Surveys In New Hampshire, which Iholds its primary encourage fuel-efficient railroad develop- ington, Del., Philadelphia, Trenton. Provi- election next month, show Reagan with only a slight edge over ment for emerging corridors nationwide, of- dence, R.I., and Stamford, New Haven and Bush. ficials said. New London, Conn. New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. Byrne said The Noruieaat ..o.. toor project is part of a the development project needed a coopera- Taxpayers' burden estimated federal plan designed to Improve rail service tive effort by the private Investors and public nationwide. Federal officials are urging state officials in all states along the Northeast NEWARK (AP) - New Jersey taxpayers will be required and local leaders to undertake neighborhood corridor. to pay more than $24.3 billion in federal taxes as their share of improvement projects near the upgraded sta- The project hinges on participation of all the cost of the $615.8 billion federal budget proposed by tions to enhance the program when It It transportation and urban planning officials President Carter, the New Jersey State Chamber of Com- completed. •—— without "regional jealousies," Byrne said. merce said yesterday. "Considering the fact that you've got an "What we're looking at is not parochial," New Jersey's per capita share of the proposed budget Is electrified railroad not drawing any petrole- Byrne said. "What we're looking at has to do $3,279, an increase of $355 over last year's figure, said Donald um, you are drawing people out of their cars with the entire Northeast corridor and the RAIL CORRIDOR CONFERENCE— John Sullivan, right, of the U.S. Department H. Scott, president of the state chamber. and out of tie planes, and reserving petrole- corridor project. It's been a fight to get the of Transportation describes proposed Improvements on the Northeast Rail Corridor The estimate is based upon the chamber's calculations um that's so scarce for the rest of the coun- total recognition of the priority on the during a news conference in Newark yesterday. With Sullivan are Newark Mayor that New Jersey taxpayers now pay 3.94 percent of all federal try," Sullivan said. "That will keep this project." Kenneth Gibson, left, and Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. • - taxes. Whether the Congress decides to cut, or add to, Carter's spending proposals, New Jersey taxpayers will pay out proportionately, the chamber said. State plans airshow revival Unemployment rose slightly in November POMONA (AP) - The Byrne administration hopes to TRENTON (AP) — The state economy near the end of 8.6 percent from the same time last year, but they are lower employed in 1979, up from about 3.2 million the year before revive a proposal for a biannual air show and industrial trade 1979 was marked by a mild slowdown, but there was no clear than the inflation rate. and 2.9 million in 1975, it said. exposition at a federal air base near Atlantic City. evidence of an anticipated recession, according to a report by Retail sales figures are delayed a month. The October State Labor and Industry Commissioner John J. Horn says the state Division of Planning and Research. total was $2.38 billion in sales in New Jersey, down from $2.45 "When all the statistics for 1979 are in, the year as a he plans to seek support from the federal Department of The division's economic Indicators report for November, billion the previous month and $2.39 billion in October 1978. whole will go on record as being a good one for the New Jersey Commerce for a major International aviation exposition In including some year-end statistics, was released yesterday. The year as a whole, however, had its bright spots, the economy despite the weakening trends that developed in some 1982. In November, unemployment rose from the October rate report said. sectors as the year progressed," said the report, written by Horn said the new exposition eventually could rival the of 6.9 percent to 7 percent, The labor force diminished, Arthur J. O'Neal, director of the division. famous Paris air show, traditionally a showcase for advances however, so the actual number of unemployed dropped from It noted that inflation for the year in New Jersey was expected to finish at about 9.5 percent, as measured by the "The year ahead is unlikely to be as good," it continued. In aviation. He suggested a companion industrial trade snow 248,000 to 248,000. "Layoffs can be expected in manufacturing, homebuilding would feature aviation exhibits and also automobiles, ma- In November 1978, 233,000 persons were out of work for an consumer price index, better than the national rate of 13.3 chine tools and other industrial products. unemployment rate of 6.5 percent. percent. and some service Industries as the recession unfolds." The exposition would be held at the 5,000-acre National Average weekly earnings of a factory worker Increased It also said unemployment In New Jersey remained stable The casino boom In Atlantic City, creating Jobs in both the Aviation Facilities Experimental Center, a Federal Aviation from $284 to $289, reflecting both an Increase In hourly for the year, averaging 6.9 percent — better than the 7.2 construction and service fields, should help some, but un- Administration test base about 12 miles northwest of Atlantic earnings from $6.81 to $6.88 and a longer work week, 41.9 percent in 1978 and 11.5 percent during the 1974-1975 recession. employment could climb to 8.5 percent to 9 percent by the end City. hours, compared to 41.7 hours in October. The earnings are up An average of 3.3 million New Jersey residents were of 1980, it said. Horn's department backed an air show and transportation exhibition, called Transfalr, at NAFEC in 1977 and 1978. The fair, organized by Atlantic City area businessmen and officials, attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators in Riparian claims delay casino development successive Augusts. But it ran Into financial difficulties in 1978, lost state backing and Is now dormant. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The Boardwalk casino hotels "The important thing to remember is that the state has Lawyers say the question over riparian claims could be continue to rake in money, but one big winner could be the not claimed this land. We have simply said that we don't know clarified in court eventually, but some developers have de- Casino impact hearings set state of New Jersey, which has warned It may have a claim to if we can claim them or not," Deputy Attorney General Elias cided to settle rather than fight lengthy legal battles. a large part of Atlantic City's booming beachfront. Abelson said yesterday. Bally Manufacturing Corp. of Chicago, which recently ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The first of a series of hearings Resorts International attorneys say the threat of a "There is enough information to suggest that we may opened the $300-million Park Place casino hotel, paid the state assessing the impact of casino hotel development In the riparian claim — one Involving rights to property once have a claim, and if we do, we cannot walk away from it," he $1.6 million last year to avoid claims on a half-acre it thought Atlantic City area will be held tomorrow afternoon. underwater — is holding up plans for a $1 billion redevelop- said. it already owned. ~__ .Casino Control Commissioner Kenneth Mac Donald will ment of vacant Boardwalk property! Abelson said the state doesn't know the total acreage it preside at the hearings, which eventually may come up with a Playboy has paid a $700,000 deposit, and could lose $4.18 Company lawyers say they are "optimistic" for quick may have claim to in this resort. million if a court case goes against it. suggested maximum number of casino hotels for the city, settlement of their problem. But Resorts International's according to commission spokesman Ben Borowsky. situation illustrates a nagging legal and financial dilemma for Borowsky said the hearings are expected to be held every many Atlantic City casino hotel developers. 9 three weeks during the next few months. The New Jersey attorney general, acting for the state's Ruling issued on lawyers fee "It marks the first time the commission has paused to Natural Resources Council, has warned casino hotel de- examine the full impact of casino development on Atlantic velopers that the state may have riparian claims to acres of Register Statebouse Bureau fee of $34,766, and reversed fire, apparently while un- titled only to a fee of $34,766, City, the region and the state," commission Chairman Joseph shifting sands and marshlands in Atlantic City. TRENTON - The Ap- the decision of Superior Court P. Lordl said yesterday. supervised, according to the based on the statutory max- The "cloud on title" over dozens of potential casino hotel pellate Division of Superior Judge Marshall Selikoff. He appellate court opinion. imum lawful fee for defend- projects has locked the state, developers and title insurance Court ruled yesterday that at- had fixed an attorney's fee oi Selikoff ruled that a spe- ing mental incompetents, NJPTV lays off nine employees companies in a murky legal question over ownership of torneys for then-"psy- $53,988, plus costs and dis- cial 1976 amended rule should which is computed on the property often worth more than $5 million an acre at today's chiatrically disabled" bursements of $2,640. apply in the O'Donnell case basis of 25 percent of the first TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey Public Television has laid casino-boom prices. Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- off nine of its 200 employees because It has not raised enough The firm had obtained a because she was adjudged $50,000 recovered, 20 percent "The problem is being faced by almost everyone in tal patient are entitled only to $225,000 settlement for mentally competent at the of the second $50,000, and 10 outside money for Its operations, executive director Gordon Atlantic City, not only the casinos," said Resorts Interna- the maximum lawful fee for Maclnnes said yesterday. Marilyn O'Donnell, atime the settlement was put percent of the next $150,000. tional attorney Richard Weinroth. defending a mentally incom- Marlboro Psychiatric HospT through. But the appellate NJPTV, a network of four public stations scattered The state's potential claim goes back to 1852, when throughout New Jersey, has not suffered any loss of income petent client, even though the tal patient, panel held that the maximum Absecon Island was first settled and, according to old maps, client was judged competent While a patient at the hos- from the state, but it has not raised as many private contribu- the surf line was often several hundred yards inland. lawful fees for attorneys de- tions from listeners or charitable foundations as had been before settlement was pital, O'Donnell, who was fending a "paychiatrically Legal doctrine generally gives the state claim to riparian reached. considered incompetent at S.A.T. expected, Maclnnes said. land, property that Is now or was once washed by the tides. disabled" person should app- The layoffs were needed to balance the budget before the The appellate panel the time of her accident, ob- ly because she was not PREPARATIONS Since some Boardwalk property was once underwater, one agreed with the original trial tained cigarettes and end of the fiscal year June 30, he said. They would save key legal question is whether particular parcels were created "competent" when the at- High School Juniors $175,000 in annual salaries. judge that the firm of Conanl matches and was burned College Board Review naturally, filled In by contractors or granted by the state. it McCreedy is entitled to a when her clothing caught torneys' legal services were The cuts will not affect the "New Jersey Nightly News" engaged. MARCH & MAY EXAMS program, which is produced jointly with WNET television in SHEHATON INN (IT 35HAZIET The appellate panel ruled Hlllo« III Exit 105 6St. Tim. Fllll New York City under a three-year agreement. that the attorneys were en- Fir lilt ft Fnt DliiMillc TMi Arson investigators probe blaze Rail maintenance work finished Call 944-0404 Register Statehoue Bureau tightening or replacing joint bolt sets, replacing broken angle FLEMINGTON (AP) - Arson Investigators are probing a TRENTON - Accelerated maintenance projects on two bars, Improving drainage, and raising, surfacing and lining warehouse fire that destroyed glass and dinnerware valued at secondary rail lines In Monmouth County have been com- track. ' more than $100,000, officials said. pleted, the Department of Transportation announced yester- It's never too soon. George Muller, president of the Flemington Cut Glass Co., day. The repairs on the Freehold Secondary Branch included said yesterday a state police arson squad was sifting through The projects were designed to preserve and Improve rail replacing 2,600 cross ties, tightening and replacing rail joint Make sure your estate or trust will receive the ashes of the warehouse on Route 31 that burned Sunday freight service for industrial customers and other users at bolt sets, replacing broken angle bars, improving drainage, proper administration and attention to detail and raising, lining and surfacing track. night. five locations on the Freehold Branch of the Central Railroad Contact our trust department through one "In 72 years, we've never had a fire before," Muller said. of New Jersey between Matawan and Morganville and the The Federal Railroad Administration paid for the entire But he said a break-in was reported Saturday at the ware- Freehold Secondary Branch of the Penn Central Transporta- project through a $178,003 grant for the Freehold Branch and a of our 29 branch offices... TOD AY house, which was converted from an old lumber shed. tion Co. between Farmingdale and Howell Road. $158,589 grant for the Freehold Secondary Branch. The warehouse was used to store more than 800 different The deteriorated condition of the lines at the time of their Both lines are now In useable condition to handle rail varieties of glassware and dinnerware for the retail-whole- acquisition prevented its use by freight trains running at top services to shippers along them. Dunlop & Usk Pottery Co. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK sale operation, Muller'sald. But the building, which was legal speed of 10 miles per hour. and Imperial Oil Co. are on the Freehold Branch, while 30 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE VOU . Insured, did not contain the most expensive china and crystal The work on the Freehold Branch involved repairs to a Crosslin Ceilings Systems, Nappe-Smith MFG Co. and MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION ' handled by the company, he added. wooden trestle over Matawan Lake, replacing 1,900 cross ties, Rokeach & Sons Inc. are on the Freehold Secondary Branch. 4 TheD«ilyRe«ta*er SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, i960 ltllllUtlllllMilillllllllllllllllMlllMll(tlllllHHHIIHMtlMMIIHIMHtMUObituaries < Budget'^M^k aM » s affec^& ^^ t on for^ak t not yet, , clear ttft^^f^tf^^AAAM 11 a a i. J allltlillllllllAII II111111II Illlllltlllt IIU14 •Mcmn(*iKi(((i(#(KH(4((i 11 ByJOELUBGEL million Carter is seekiag for the research, development and munications programs are funded" the fort could experience FORT MONMOUTH - President Carter's proposed Ml testing of Army communication: s equipmen• t. Ii n fiscaJ li year some growth"it. , bui *t hk.e added-AA^A , "Whe"tVk**ni yountui takimk»e ArmArmy* DrOsTTftlTIprogramBs federal budget asks for a 115 J billion increase U defense 1M0 only *J1 million is being spent in this area in communications or electronics it is extremely difficult to James Saxon dies at 65; spending, but the effect of that increase on Fort Monmouth But even though a major mission at Fort Monmouth it the say what will take place and where" cannot yet be determined, Army officials sty. development of Army communications equipment, lt still A clearer picture of what installations will benefit by was U.S. currency chief "It is very difficult to pinpoint how any of these proposals cannot be determined where the money for the communica- will Impact on any Installation," Lt. Col. Charles McClain, an military spending increases may be obtained in February and KENSINGTON, Md (AP) Ohio, graduated from St. tions equipment program will be spent, according to Army March as Congressional hearings on the budget are held, Army public affairs officer, said yesterday. officials, who note that many Army bases throughout the — James J. Saxon, the U.S. John's College in Toledo and When the budget is presented to Congress fund* art McClain »aid comptroller of the currency then began a 15-year career country "deal In electronic*." requested for Army programs, but where many of the pro- According to Hanson, "Fort Monmouth is toe center under two presidents in the with the Treasury Depart- grams will be placed won't be determined until later in the •'We can not speculate what portion of the proposed responsible for the coordination of the development and early 1980s, died yesterday ment that ended in 1*52 when year, McClain said. he went to work for the communications and intelligence budget can be directed research of Army electronics and communications equip- after a lengthy Illness He The budget, presented to Congress yesterday, proposes American Bankers Associa- toward Fort Monmouth programs or activities," Donald ment." ' was 85. total defense outlays of 1142.7 billion. The budget includes tion. Hanson, Fort Monmouth spokesman, said yesterday. Saxon was appointed increased spending for NATO forces, the new MX ballistic More than 7,100 civilians now work at the fort. The largest comptroller by President Saxon, who died at the missle, and the bomber-launched cruise missle. McClain said that since communications research is con- unit st the fort is CERCOM, the Communications Electronics John F Kennedy in 1961 and Kensington Gardens Nursing More significant to operations at Fort Monmouth is the $44 ducted at the fort "one could assume that if some corn- Materials Readiness Command. held the position until 1*M, Home here, is survived by his when he became chief ex- wife, Dorothy, and six chil- ecutive officer of the Ameri- dren. Funeral services will can Fletcher Bank of Indian- be held Thursday in Washing- apolis, Ind. ton at the Shrine of the Most Vanore named administrator in Key port Saxon, a native of Toledo, Blessed Sacrament. By ROSEMARY O'HARA 1967. He quit that post after two years to become city then Republican council majority. The mayor, Democratic manager of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. After leaving his post in Long Councilman James Lawson and Independent Councilman Ed- ward Flynn voted against hiring Welling Lawson had said on Burke Giblin, firm chairman KEYPORT - The Borough Council last night appointed Branch, Vanore was called to testify during State Investiga- Frank Vanore business administrator, ending a seven-month tion Commission hearings about the influence of alleged mob Dec. 26 that if hired, Welling would be fired when the ,, MORRIS PLAINS (AP) - A company spokesman figures in city government. He alleged that Police Chief Democrats took over on Jan. 1. said Giblin died Sunday night search to fill the post. Funeral services will be held Vanore, a Fair Lawn resident, replaces Edward McLane, Joseph D. Purcell Jr. received payoffs from organized crime Last night, Republican Councllmen Harry Aumack and Thursday for E. Burke at the age of 66 in his home in figures. Frank Currier voted against hiring Vanore. Aumack said he North Palm Beach, FU. who was fired last May for absenteeism and an alleged delay Giblin, the retired chairman in dealing with the borough's unpaid bills. Former Long Branch Mayor Paul Nastasio fired Vanore, supported Welling because he seemed to be the candidate of Warner-Lambert Co., the Giblin, who joined Vanore's salary was set at (25,000, up (3,000 from but the action was later rescinded when the City Council most able to resolve the "financial mess we got ourselves New Jersey-based company Warner-Lambert as presi- Me Lane's salary. The new business administrator Is sched- intervened. Into." said yesterday. dent in 1967, retired as chair- uled to begin working February 4. Vanore was one of the two finalists the council considered When reached last night, Welling said he wished Vanore man of the board on Dec. 31, and the council good luck. Vanore could not be reached for 1978 but continued to serve on Vanore, 55, has served as the administrator of Saddle for the Job. The other was William Welling, New York City, comment last night. Mrs. Clara Goldin, the board of directors until Brook, Atlantic Highlands, Long Branch, Fair Lawn, and who was hired as business administrator on Dec. 26 by a vote had Keyport store his death. WUkes-Barre, Pa. He has also applied for the administrator's of 4 3 Welling was scheduled to be swom in Dec. 28, but he Bergen said'he did not feel that Vanore's many Job A funeral mass is set for post available In Middletown. Last year, he applied unsuc- declined to take the Job at that time because Mayor Richard changes in the past few years was an issue. He said Vanore's KEYPORT - Mrs. Clara 10 a.m. Thursday in cessfully for the Job of administrator in Red Bank. Bergen did not support his appointment. qualifications have been checked thoroughly and that some of Goldin, 77, of 99 Green Grove Marblehead, Mass., where he Vanore became Long Branch's business administrator in The vote to appoint Welling was partisan, backed by the- the Job changes may have been caused by politics. Ave., died yesterday at will be buried. Bayshore Community Hospi- Giblin leaves a widow, tal, Holmdel. Katharine Bukay Giblin, and Mrs. Goldin was bom in seven children. School board reorganizes administration Lithuania and emigrated to Warner-Lambert manu- Chicago before moving here factures pharmaceutical, By MARIE COCCO development and grants administration. transferred workers had "priority" in the posts. in 1935. She operated the health care and confectionary MATAWAN - The MaUwan-Aberdeen Regional Board of The reorganization abolished the posts of dean of students, "What you are doing then is carrying out a charade," Goldin Grocery Store at Ma- products. Education reorganized the school district's central adminis- director of guidance, and director of special services, and Panos said. "What you are really doing is transferring two ple Place and Atlantic Ave- tration last night, thus ratifying a series of administrative eliminated two clerical positions at Matawan Regional High workers to positions — while their current salaries are under nue for many years before Miss Mary Steiner changes that have taken place since Kenneth B. Hall became School. negotiation — and not telling them so. Second, by creating the retiring In 1964. HK1.KOK1) - Mary C. superintendent of schools two years ago. "The former dean of students, Harold Dolan, became new positions you are giving other workers in the district She was a member of the Steiner, 94, of 128 Brookslde The organizational structure, which Hall said reflects the assistant principal for student services. The former guidance reason to believe that they are eligible for them. I ask the United Hebrew Congregation Drive, died yesterday at King present distribution of duties at the central office, provides director, Thomas Stachura, became assistant principal for board whether that is fair and equitable." of Keyport. James Nursing Home, Mld- for two assistants to the superintendent. Those positions are pupil personnel services. Panos received several responses from board members in She was the widow of Ben- dletown. filled by Michael Klavon, who assumed the new title along a lengthy discussion that required several legal interpreta- jamin Goldin, who died in The director of special services position has been vacant Bom in Newark, Miss with his post as director of vocational and continuing educa- tions from tha board attorney, Vincent DeMalo. In the "^ 1966. tion, and Robert Browne, who washired last Wj • (or more than six months. William E. Conwell, assistant Sttvr"* u»i«*i jbore most of -«»v.iH the changes were made as planned, and Hall said Surviving are two sons, superintendent of schools since last July, has assumed the her life before moving nere 12 At the time of Browne's appointment, ne was said to after the meeting that the two workers in the eliminated posts Arnold, Holmdel, and Sidney duties of that position. years ago. replace Bernard O'Brien, the former budget director. Hall would be hired to fill the new ones. M , Edison, and seven grand- said Browne's duties outside of budgetary functions Include The abolition of the secretarial posts was complemented She retired In 1925 as mil- with the creation of two secretarial posts within the central The board postponed taking action on the creation of three children. liner from Bamberger's in monitoring the district's compliance with' state "thorough office. Hall said the two secretaries at the high school will be more posts — accounts payable and payroll manager, special The Beadle Funeral Newark. She also taught mil- and efficient" education laws. transferred to the new positions. education office manager and student transportation man- Home, here, is in charge of Unary arts in the Newark There is no position in the new administrative flow-chart arrangements. school system in the 1950's for John Palsha, the director of elementary education who Is The clerical changes prompted Marie Panos, president of ager, because of Panos' objections. Panos protested that and 1960's. on sabbatical. Palsha is expected to return to the district this the Matawan Regional Teachers Association, the union that there are clerical workers now performing those functions but Theresa Trevelise She was a communicant of fall. represents the clerical workers, to charge to the board with receiving no pay for them. St. Mary's Roman Catholic "I don't think (Palsha) would fit anywhere in this flow carrying on a "charade." Hall said after the meeting that all three of the posts will POINT PLEASANT - Church, Mlddletown. chart," Hall said. "When he returns, he will probably be Dario Valcarcel, the deputy superintendent,, stated that be filled by the women now performing the functions, He said Mrs. Theresa Trevelise, 90, Surviving is one nephew, assigned some different responsibilities." the new positions would be posted as vacant, as required by the positions would be "upgraded," and would become man- of 1895 Smith Drive, died Sun- Charles Steiner, with whom Hall said those reponsibilities could include curriculum law, but that applicants for them would be informed that the agerial in nature. day at the Green Grove Con- she lived. valescent Center, Neptune. The John F. Pfleger Fu- Mrs. Trevelise was bom In neral Home, New Monmouth, Vasdo, Italy, and settled here is in charge of arrangements. after coming to the United Matawan-Aberdeen appointments rapped States in 1958. Hit-run victim By MARIE COCCO ahead with the project." drawn also fell along township-borough lines, with Elizabeth She was the widow of Paul MATAWAN - "I call this nepotism," said Michael Trevelise, who died in 1939. The district has applied for a 1350,000 grant from the U.S. Jones abstaining because she is a steering committee mem- listed as 'fair' Kidius as he scanned the list of a dozen names. Department of Commerce to finance the studio, which has ber. Surviving is a son, An- Marie Panos, president of the Matawan Regional Teach- HAZLET - A 17-year-old been guaranteed its' own station on the cable television dial thony Trevelise, here. ers' Association questioned why no teachers were asked to The list that was finally adopted included Hurley, Brenner local girl who was struck by a when cable TV comes to the township and borough. Another The 'John W. Mehlenbeck join the unpaid committee. and Smith, along with board members Jones and Kathleen car on Hazlet Avenue Friday Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in Mary McMahon was shocked that her Citizen's Advisory 185,000 In school funds will be used to equip the studio. Marshall; Lori Ayanlan, a former school board member and night has been moved from charge of arrangements. Committee to the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Board of Still, Kldzui claimed (hit the personal interests of board borough resident who was proposed by the Aberdeen- the intensive care section of Education had not been consulted before the list was drawn members should be kept out of the steering committee, and Ma tawan Public Library as a concerned citizen; Delores Bayshore Community Hospi- up. charged that the list was "stacked" In favor of the township McKeough, the library director; Lillian Dempsey, represent- , Harold F. Cook tal, Holmdel. ing the A.M.E. Zion Church in Cliffwood; Dennis Hyland, a After half an hour of bickering and an attempt to amend and against the borough. * '~ The girl, Marianne Frank radio and television director associated with Billboard Maga- M1DDLETOWN - Harold the controversial list, the school board voted to appoint 12 of Stonehurst Terrace, was He attempted to amend the list by replacing Skip Hurley's zine; James Flood, an ABC News and Sports manager; and F. Cook, 88, of 3 Blossom borough and township residents — Including three spouses of listed in fair condition yester- name with that of Robert Hess, a Matawah resident. His one member each to be appointed by the borough and town- Lane West, died yesterday at board members — to a steering committee that will plan and Bayshore Community Hospi- day by the hospital. She had motion failed on a vote that divided along township-borough ship councils. been in critical condition implement programming for the proposed television studio to tal, Holmdel. be included In the Matawan Regional High School addition. lines. The vote that ratified the committee as lt was initially Mr. Cook was born in East since the hit-and-run acci- dent. The committee includes Skip Hurley, husband of board Randolph, NY., and lived in member Judith Hurley, Norman Brenner, husband of board faZ£ou LIQUIDATION Boston for most of his life According to police, Frank was struck by a yellow Amer- member Marilyn Brenner and Patricia Smith, wife of board State senator indicted before moving here six years member Michael Smith. ago. Prior to his retirement, ican Motors compact car at about 6:15 p.m. on Hazlet Av- It will plan, develop and implement telecommunications he was a X-ray technician programs; deterimine a schedule of operatlons and priorities; on charges of tax ROCKERS' for the city of Boston. enue near the Middle Road intersection. The driver did establish procedures for the studio; devise rules and regu- NEWARK (AP) - State FROM He was a member of Lafa- lations for its operation; and coordinate studio activities with 168 Sen. David Friedland and his yette Lodge, F&AM, in Bos- not stop after the accident. government agencies and public and cable television outlets. father Jacob have been in- MDfMNK ton. . Michael Klavon, the director of vocational and continuing 7-111ASTH1OIITST. dicted on tax fraud charges KSVTOUT His wife, the former Mary Fed OKs education who is coordinating the plans for the TV studio, said they failed to report $360,000 Ifa furniture Stewart, died in 1959. he could give a "complete explanation" as to how the names in illegal kickbacks and in- He was the father of Jean on the list got there. terest on a secret Swiss bank E. Beaudet, who died in 1974. Midlantic Klavon and Theodore Kurdyla, the coordinator of theater account. Surviving are a son, Frank arts, along with Kurdyla's assistant, Robert Hlrala, drew up The Indictment filed yes- S, Cook, Gilford, M.H.; a the initial list of names, which was then screened by tha terday in federal court was daughter, Mrs. Frances Carr, acquisition board's program committee. That committee Includes Eliz- linked to criminal charges here; nine grandchildren, and NEW YORK (AP) - The abeth Jones, Robert Fenske and Marilyn Brenner, and Is Federal Reserve Bank of filed against the Hudson SUPERSEVEN' four great-grandchildren. chaired by Judith Hurley, New York has approved an County Democrat and his 79- The John F. Pfleger Fu- "In choosing the individuals for the committee, we looked application by Midlantic year-old father last October. neral Home is in charge of strictly at what the individuals had to offer in terms of Banks Inc. of West Orange to The two were accused of arrangements. expertise and experience'" Klavon said. acquire 100 percent of the conspiring with an Interna- MONITOR voting shares of Atlantic Na- Norman Brenner, a manager for CBS television, was tional swindler in an alleged 201 Card Of Thank* tional Bank of Atlantic City. appointed because of his expertise in the field, Klavon said. kickback scheme involving >4 Skip Hurley, a public relations man and designer who pro- million in pension funds while WILLIAMS — Dooming II Im- The action was taken yes- oosslDle to thank everyone person- duces film strips and other visual marketing aides, was also they represented Teamsters • M v. Mm lihi this moans of express- terday pursuant to the bank Ing our sincere and Heartfelt than*! selected for his experience. And Patricia Smith, a teacher, Local 701 in News Brunswick 7-2964 to our relatives, friends, neighbors holding company act. was considered a concerned citizen with educational ex- In 1975 and 1976. David Frieolaad and co-workers for tnelr numerous Midlantic is the holding Portable Radio with attendance, words of consolation perience, Klavon said. 7 entertaining bands, and condolences extended to our company for six member The new set of charges failed to report Interest from family on the recent lot! of our wife "In no way Is the list concrete," Klavon said when the list Including TV and CB. and mother. Jennie B Wllllami. Midlantic banks. allege Friedland and his a joint bank account in — SFC David E. Wllllami came under attack from virtually all sides. "WWe simply father, who operate a law FM and AM plus... TV sound (VHF Ch. 2-13), Citizens *> and children Authorities said the Lucerne, Switzerland. proval is subject to a 30-day o*"1*1 Bome Und of w°™lttg committee to show the people practice In Jersey City, "sub- The government obtained Band (morlitora 40 Ch ), VHF Public Sarvlct) (hi). Alt- m Death Notices waiting period. who will decide whether we get our grant that we are moving stantially" under-estimated back records of the Swiss ac- craft, and Instant Weather (in many U.S. cities). their incomes in 1975 and •Continuous tone control a4* ceramic magnet speaker count, allegedly containing •Two-way power: batteries (not Incl.) or AC •Slide-rule COOK — Harold f . age H. of J Ground hog hunt 1976. Illlipm Lent Weil, Mlddletown. more than $1 million, that dial with vernier tuning •Rugged, textured cabinet with H.I . on Jan. W. 1*M. Beloved hut The Daily Register planned at Poricy "I have already indicated was kept under a secret code loldback handle par* of the late Mary Stewart, de- I am innocent and will be voted lather of Frank J.. Mn. (USPS-145-440) MIDDLETOWN - A name for the past four years, France* Carr. and the late Jean E vindicated on all charges," SiaufW Relatives and friends are ground hog bunt will be part according to the indictment. BAILEY'S INFLATION FIGHTING PRICE rHMCKMIv Invlled to attend funeral of a winter walk planned said the senator. Sen. Friedland claimed an aarvtcaa on Wed. at • p.m. In the The Sunday Register John F. ffleoar Funeral Home, II! from 10:30 a.m. to noon Feb. The Friedlands were adjusted gross Income of TIltdoH Hood. New Monmoutn. N.J. (USPS-334-570) scheduled to appear before *65.77 Visiting Wednesday 2-4 and Mp.m. 2 at the Poricy Park Nature $26,W2 in 1975 and $28,134 in Published by The Red Bank Register . U.S. District Judge H. Curtis Established In 1171 by John H Cook and Henry Clay Center, Oak Hill Road. 1976, the Indictment alleged. LEVIC —ilhelM. (nee Lee), of Meanor fAarch 11 on all I Nicholson Place. Ocoanport. on Main Office Whether the ground hog His father reported an In- Saturday. Jon. Je, at Monmouth One Register Pleia, Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 , charges. Medical Corner. Long Branch. Fu- will see his shadow, and come of $42,134 In 1975 and nerel services Wednesday, Jan. 30. Branch Offices ascertaining the number of The Indictments allege the $30,623 in 1976. at 10 a.m. from Embury Methodlsl •7eHt. IS, Middletown. N.J. 07741 ' pair negotiated a series of Church. LltUo Silver, M.J. Friend! Monmouth County Courthouse. Freehold. NJ. O777B weeks of winter remaining The actual Incomes were may call al the Robert A. Breun 77f Broadway Long Branch, N J. 0774O will be the object of this pro- secret deals with jet-set fin- SHIPCtOANYWMErU Homo for Funerals. 1M Broad 51 Stalehouse, Trenton. N.J. 0M9.S "substantially In excess" of Eelunlown. Tuesday. M and 7-e gram. ancier Barry Marlin to re- those amounts, the Indict- 1N UI p.m. O.B.S. services I p.m. Tues- Member ol the Associated Press. The Assocleted Press IS entitled eaclusivelv ceive hundreds of thousands jewelry CSl gift mart "« day Interment Glenwood Cemetery. lo Ihe use ol ell the local news primed In the newspaper as well as all AP news ment said. rjitpalches of dollars in illegal kickbacks Lottery winner Marlin has offered to sup- Jeweler, Watchmaker and Camera STEINER — nurrc-f^otdof ' of the American Newloapei Publishers Association. Ihe Audit in return for arranging *4 Repair on premise* IIJ Sroonslde Drive. Bellord. on Bureau ol Circulation, Ihe New Jersey Press Association. TRENTON (AP) - The ply the government with in- million in loans from pension Jan. It, 1«M. Beloved ount of winning Pick-It number formation on the illegal kick- Charles Stelnor Steiner. Funeral Second Class postaoe paid al Red Bank. N.J 07701 and at Mlddletown, N.J fund coffers. • OfM DettV 10-6 Mrvlces Wednesday. I: IS a.m. from. 07741 Published Sunday through Friday Mail subscriptions payable in advance selected yesterday in New back scheme in return for le- Ihe John r. Flitter FunorWMomt. IIS Tlna.il W Now Mojimou* Term . Dally Sunday Dally and Jersey's lottery was 996. A The latest indictment niency on bis own involve- *. Tim. MM I ROUTE 35 AT Mast of Christian Burial will M of- Only Only Sunday straigh bet paid $525 and the fered at SI. Marys Human Calholk One Veer M7..00 III 00 UO 00 charges the two failed to re- ment In • series of multi- SHREWSBURY PLAZA Church, t a.m. Interment at Holy Home delivery bv Carrier — Daily and Sunday tl OOawetk. Sunday only » palm paid $52.90. There was port the proceeds from the million dollar fraud schemes, Sepulchre Cemetery, Nowart. VIUI cenls 842-3676 Ing Tuesday. J-4 and 7» «.m. Slnglocoov et Counter — Dally lOcents. Sunday JOctnts. no box payout. kickback scheme and also authorities said. Sakharov hurls SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, JANUARV 29,1980 The Oaity Register 5 open challenge Reaction is mixed at Red leaders MOSCOW (AP) - Bat* was allowed to accompany on Carter budget idled human rights activist him but returned to Moscow WASHINGTON (AP) - istrtUon, saying the jobless ting Republican leader in the Andrei Sakharov once again to deliver his statement to Republicans are chiding rate should rise from slightly has defied the Kremlin'! ef- Western reporters. She said Senate, said the GOP would President Carter for falling under 6 percent In 197* to even forego its longtime call forts to silence him, charging she wrote it according to his to balance the 1981 budget -» about 8 percent In 1981. The the Soviet government with instructions after she for a balanced budget if it as he once pledged — but both administration projects a 7.3 was necessary to pump more violating his "basic right to reached Moscow because she parties in Congress show percent jobless figure in 1981 receive and disseminate in- money into the military. strong support for Carter's Carter's 1981 budget, cov- formation" and challenging it "We are not abandoning feared any document she car- proposed increase In military ering the fiscal year starting to put him on trial before the the balanced-budget concept, ried would be taken from her. spending. next Oct. 1, calls for spending world. but we are saying that de- The statement charged "In 1976, President $61t billion The f 141.7 billion fense comes first," Stevens "I am prepared to stand that Sakharov was tent away Carter ran on a promise that for defense is a 3.3 percent before a public 'and open told reporters. from the Soviet capital and he would balance the federal increase over the current de- Other Republicans, how- court. I do not need a-gllded the foreign press corps here budget by the year 19(0," fense budget, over and above cage. I need the right to do ever, said the budget still to "untie (the government's) Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., a inflation. The budget projects could be balanced. my civic duty as my cons- hands for any future repres- a 116 billion deficit. GOP presidential hopeful, Sen Bill Armstrong, R- cience dictates," the 58 year- sion of groups of dissidents said Monday after the spend- "The budget has a neces- Colo , a Budget Committee old nuclear physicist said in a inside the country — with less ing plan was formally sent to sary and very salutory em- member, said, "All that is statement relayed to re- opportunity for the world to RESCUE OPERATION — A small Coast Guard boat (left) transfers survivors to Capitol Hill phasis on defense," said porters yesterday by his wife. learn of them '— and for larger fishing boat following collision between tanker and Coast Guard cutter. needed are legislators with "Now 1980 has arrived, House Majority Leader Jim the political courage to say no Sakharov, who won thefurther international adven- Wright, D-Texas. "Congress and we are no closer to bal- to excessive federal spending 1975 Nooel Peace Prize for tures." 1 will not want to reduce the ancing the budget than we for an endless number of ov- his fight for human rights in He said the government were in 4976," Dole said. amount that the president has erextended federal pro- the Soviet Union, was taken already had begun a new "This (1981) budget calls for asked for defense." grams." from his Moscow apartment crackdown on dissidents and 1 dead, 29 missing levels of taxation which we Other members of Con- last week and exiled to listed 10 recent arrests as haven't seen here in America gress indicated they might Sen. Bill Roth, R-Del , Gorky, an industrial city of well as reports of trials and for more than 35 years." support an even steeper boost IS million people 250 miles called the spending package arrests In the Ukraine and In Meanwhile, the Con- in military spending In face east of Moscow that is off "a campaign budget de- the Baltic states. as tanker hits cutter gressional Budget Office is- of growing US -Soviet ten- limits to foreigners because signed to avoid offending any- The statement also listed sued an economic forecast to- sions over Afghanistan and military equipment is manu- Soviet activities in Europe, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. day that generally agrees the Middle East. one in an election year." But factured there. the Middle East, Africa, (AP) - At least 14 persons with the Carter adminis- "I think there's a better he said the average family of His wife, Yelena Bonner, Cuba and Iran, and declared: were missing early today af- tration's projection of a mild chance of Congress increas- four will end up paying at "The culmination of these ter an oil tanker ripped into recession this year and con- ing it than cutting it," said least I5S3 In higher taxes dangerous politics Is the In- the side of a Coast Guard tinued high inflation. Rep. G.V. Montgomery, D- "To call this budget 're- Teachers vasion of Afghanistan, where cutter In darkness outside The CBO projection is for Mlss., a member of the House strained,' is like calling the Soviet troops are waging a Tampa Bay, sending the 180- a 1980 inflation rate of about Armed Services Committee. ayatollah a 'moderate,'" stay home pitiless war against in- foot vessel to the bottom so 9.6 percent — compared to Ted Stevens of Alaska, ac- Roth added. surgents, against the Afghan quickly the 53-man craw the administration's 10.4 people." couldn't reach life rafts. percent estimate — and for a in Chicago Mrs. Sakharov, a physi- At least one person from 9.3 percent Inflation rate in CHICAGO (AP) - Union cian and champion of human the cutter Blackthorn was re- 1981 compared to the White Vance sees Iran teachers shunned the city's rights, said the Gorky city ported killed, police said, but House projection of 8.6 offer of half payment of their prosecutor told her husband no injuries were reported percent. overdue paychecks and he could not leave the city aboard the tanker, identified The budget office, created limits, meet with foreigners as the Texaco Capricorn or to advise Congress on budget trade at an end stayed off the job yesterday, the SS Capricorn. leaving only a handful of or "criminal elements," cor- matters, said the nation's WASHINGTON (AP) - respond or telephone abroad gross national product would New U.S. economic stric- teachers and few of the sys- The Coast Guard said it Secretary of State Cyrus R. tures had been anticipated tem's 477,000 students in the and must report to the au-had accounted for 29 rescued decline about 1.3 percent in Vance says long-promised thorities three times a 1980 — indicating a recession for several,weeks. Only nine classrooms. crew members, but would not new sanctions against Iran days ago, President Carter month. confirm a St. Petersburg po- — and then rise about 3 have become irrelevant be- percent in 1981. The adminis- pledged publicly that the ,-Union leaders said the ''I think today's Ifci ,eport ifciic:. ~ cause measures already United States would impose teachers would remain ' off man was killed. tration foresees a similar ec- taken by the administration statement may be the last," onomic slump and moderate vm. ;;«ns unilaterally and the job in the nation's third- have brought U.S.-Iranian ask U.S. allies to join in. largest school district until she said, explaining that she Divers in murky water 30 recovery. trade to a virtual halt. But Vance, answering they are paid in full for two doubted the government to 40 feet deep tapped on the However, the CBO takes a In a wide-ranging in- questions in his office Mon- weeks of work this month. would allow her to continue to sides of the sunken cutter more pessimistic view of un- terview with The Associated day, said, "In practical ef- Mayor Jane Byrne said the relay her husband's Blackthorn early today hop- employment than the admln- Press, Vance also took a con- fect, the sanctions are in city could not come up with messages. ing to find survivors as ciliatory approach toward place already." the money before Friday. searchlight-equipped hell- Tass, the official Soviet copters hovered overhead. President-elect Abolhassan He said a freeze imposed The Board of Education's news agency, reported that They abandoned their effort Bani-Sadr, offering to work on Iranian assets in U.S. 48,600 employees have missed THEY SURVIVED -One unidentified crew membeTof the Soviet Academy of Sci- early today, pending im- with him to end the crisis banks after the Nov. 4 seizure three paychecks in the last the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Blackthorn sobs (right) I'll 1 • ences had censured proved tide conditions. over American hostages, held of the U.S. Embassy in six weeks, the latest due Jan. while another sits with bandage on head after rescue. Rlll€*(l 111 by militants in Tehran for 87 Tehran and other measures 18. They eventually received Sakharov, who helped invent "They're gone," one days. had brought trade to a stand- payment for two of the two- the Soviet hydrogen bomb, shivering, unidentified sur- for collision" alarm sounded tanker, sank in four minutes. Iran, together with, the -«UL- : week periods. and charged him with "deni- vivor from the cutter said af- Brooklyn ter reaching shore. "The on the 180-foot Blackthorn Official reports on the United States, should address Reacting to Bani-Sadr's Checks covering one week grating the lofty title of Sovi- guys that are down there are only five seconds before Im- number of survivors differed, NEW YORK (AP) - A "the grave situation" caused election, Vance said, "We of work in the latest pay peri- et scientists." But it did not gone." pact. with one Coast Guard spokes- city policeman was killed last by the Soviet occupation of remain ready to work with od were sent to schools yes- say whether it had expelled "After we were hit, we man saying one guardsman night when he was shot nu- Afghanistan, Vance said. He the Iranian leaders towards a terday, but few teachers him from the academy. The Another survivor, Seaman tried to save the ship," said was dead but another report- merous times and then reaffirmed U.S. support for solution of the present picked them up. academy censured him once Apprentice Mark Gatz, who was sleeping below deck, said another rescued Coast ing only that the possibility of dragged five blocks in the Iran's independence. crisis." before, In 1973. he and others had to swim Guardsman, Petty Officer 1st a death was being in- Flatlands area of Brooklyn, The board said about 90 Meanwhile, 16 Moscow in- Class Charlie Bartell of vestigated. police reported. percent of the 31,000 teachers through gangways to escape tellectuals Issued a statement after the vessel sank last Galveston, Texas, the cut- Police said a suspect, stayed off the job and an The weather was clear MacArthur payoff defending Sakharov and night. ter's home port. Bartell said Salvatore Desarno, 22, of equal percentage of students saying that elements within efforts to save the ship were and there was no fog, author- Brooklyn, was seized after he stayed away. Independent Within 90 minutes of the futile and he and other ities said. The water was not the the Soviet power struc- collision, 27 survivors from threw his gun out of a house checks indicated even fewer crewmen barely made it to rough, but there apparently reported by paper ture "yearn for the dark the cutter, in service as a on Avenue I and walked out teachers were at work. safety from the ship's were strong riptides at the times of Stalin." buoy tender, had been with his hands raised. starboard side. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) of the history department at The City Council yester- plucked from the waters of site of the accident. The Police said the shooting of In Italy, the University of — Documents suggest that Boston College, said it would day was considering a $225 the entrance to Tampa Bay "The water was rushing cause of the collision had not the officer, whose name Was Roma decided to confer an the late Gen. Douglas be "simplistic" to interpret million bond issue needed to by fishing vessels or heli- in, but I made it out," Bartell been determined. withheld pending family honorary doctorate on MacArthur accepted 1500,000 the money as a "bribe" by pay employees and operate copters, Coast Guard Petty said. "We crawled out as it notification, took place about Sakharov. In Paris, the Jones said a fishing boat from then-Philippine Presi- Quezon to get MacArthur to the system through April, Officer Lance Jones said. was going down." 9:30 p.m. at Flatlands Ave- French Academy of Science Marik said the cutter, its rescued 19 persons and a 41- dent Manuel Quezon in 1942, evacuate him, but Mid William Griffin, the Crew member David nue and East 57th Street. condemned the action taken portside ripped open in the foot Coast Guard lifeboat and historians now wonder MacArthur's acceptance ap- mayor's chief ef staff. Marik, 23, said a "standby They said the officer then against him. collision with the 585-foot oil picked up eight more. whether that affected his peared "morally question- was dragged by a car, be- agreement to evacuate Que- lieved to have been driven by able." zon from Corregidor in 1942, a Dr. D. Clayton James, Desarno, to Flatlands Avenue newspaper says. and Avenue I, where the po- MacArthur's biographer, dis- Iran's new leader spurns aid offer liceman was pronounced Some historians familiar cussed Ms. Pelillo's findings with MacArthur and the war dead. last week at a meeting here By Tie Associated Press with The Associated Press in faces." dollar with other foreign cur- Tehran. Foreign Minister are convinced the transaction Marvin Rosenblum was took place, the Sunday Her- of the Civil War Roundtable President-elect Washington said he and other Vance said these were not rencies in import trans- Flora MacDonald told re- working late in a Mr. Sewer Abolhassan Bani Sadr of Iran U.S. officials "remain ready only domestic "but from out- actions to reduce economic porters in Ottawa that Am- ald-Leader in Lexington said shop at 5718 Avenue I when he in a copyright story. has rejected the U.S. offer of to work with the Iranian lead- side their borders as a result dependence on the United bassador Ken Taylor and "heard a commotion" and military and economic aid if ers towards a solution of the of actions which the Soviets States. It said all American three embassy employees came outside. The question of whether STORAGE the American hostages in present crisis... We hope that the money influenced have taken in invading. Af- bank branches in Iran have left yesterday for safety rea- "The police officer's body Tehran are freed, but Secre- Iran will decide to end the MacArthur a decision was WALL & DOOR ghanistan." been closed and U.S. bank sons and that the mission was about 20 feet from my tary of State Cyrus R. Vance crisis so that It can begin to raised by historian Carol M. The Tehran newspaper managers ordered to leave. would not be reopened until office, all mangled up," he has offered to work with him address the serious threats Petillo in last February's edi- UNITS Kayhan reported that Iran In another development, the American hostages were said. "It (the car) just liter- to secure the release of the and problems which Iran has decided to replace the tion of the Pacific Historical captives. Canada closed Its embassy in released. ally dragged him ... He was Review, based on records she half in and half out. He just Bani Sadr told the French uncovered during research had his body hooked up to the for her doctoral dissertation. newspaper Le Monde in an Seniors group formed in Freehold Township car ... There's nothing left of Interview that Washington's him." Ms. Petillo, on the faculty offer of aid once the hostages FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP federal assistance programs, more than 65 years old. as an alternative to fertilizer. are freed was "unaccep- — Ihe Township Committee and finally, It will design new The committee also The committee contracted table." last night formed an eight- programs for senior citizens formed another board to the services of area consul- "A dependent country is member senior citizen com- on a local level, he said. study the effects of sludge tants to assist two municipal particularly vulnerable to the mittee, to assist the older Campione, the township farming as currently prac- boards. Francis C. Accisano dominating power. Certainly residents. committee's representative ticed- In the township. The W Freehold was named at- we intend to resist Russian on the senior citizen commit- torney for the Planning McCONNELL Commltteeman Frank A. committee selected six resi- expansionism, but we are not tee nominated the remaining Board and Bernard I. Welns- Campione, said the purpose dents to study sludge fanning going to give that to the members for approval. Wil- tein was named attorney for of the committee would be liam Dern, Kay Erlckson, to supplement the research of FUEL OIL COMPANY Americans as a pretext for the Zoning Board of Adjust- three-fold. It will reach out to Gerald Finney, Miriam Gall, the township's environmental Serving N.J. Since 1882 retaking a foothold here," he commission. Sludge fanning ment. Thomas A. Thomas of said. local "shut-ins" who are in Shirley Gardner, Lorraine need of food supplies and Is a process of plowing Townplan Associates, Red He acknowledged that Stolove, and Henry Poesch SHARE IN THE SECURITY OF OUR companions. The committee were approved by' the com- treated sewage into cropland Bank, was named consultant "the Russians are at our will inform senior citizens of to a depth of eight to 10 Inches to the planning board. 15,000,000 GALLON WATERFRONT GREAT SPACE SAVER doors," adding, "If they suc- mittee. Most members are ceed in reaching the warm OIL STORAGE TERMINAL. STORES EVERYTHING seas — the Persian Gulf — AVAILABLE IN A WIDE they would control not only an attorney ARRAY OF SIZES Iran but the whole of the Middle East and the Indian you can afford subcontinent." •P—^ 1 SINCE 1925 But he said to secure the 5 pc. BEDROOM $105.00 release of the approximately Fast-efficient Legal assistance SO Americans held prisoner In MATTRESSES $29.95 tup the U.S. Embassy In Tehran SAMPLE FIIS 5 pc. (Wood) DINETTE $179.95 since Nov. 4, "the American DIVORCE (No Fault, uncontutad) $195 BEDDING 1 government must first of all INCORPORATION *1 SO SIMPLE WILL $45 Issue a declaration acknowl- BANKRUPTCY $250 SEPARATION AGREEMENT $125 Twin-Size Set (innerspring) $79.95 OPtll DAILY 8 ts 5:30 edging the crimes it com- NAME CHANGE $95 PERSONAL INJURY Full-sl*e (Innersprlng) (88.95 HH. TIL9 P.I. HOME SALE $225 HOME PURCHASE $325 mitted In Inn through the WE ARE CONTINUING TO . Fees do not Include court costs Imperial regime, as well as K.D. SHARP'S ACCEPT NEW CUSTOMERS our right to begin proceed- All Other Legal Services Available ings agailttt the shah and his FURNITURE followers." William S. Dubin Attorn Avenue D, Atlantic Highland*, N.J. IrowWs 275HWY.^36 .______QpM "The problem of the 1 97 Broad St. (2 West) Red Bank W.Kimiirg 495-0075 Mii.-Fri.1-8P.II. J3Z BROAD 8T.. RED BANK hostages can then be easily INlir LmrH An.) Sat. 1-6 P.M. resolved," he said. Tel. 930-0533 • 24 hr. Phone Service 291-3200 741-7000 Vance, In an Interview The Daily Register Some doubt Brezhnev power that the summit meeting ba tions" and that it b»d •»• riaHissii * tn mm rrtnnhi ii in Tin nm nnm canceled produced any slackening of WASHINGTON - Then But Brezhnev Is described the ideological struggle or of ARTHUR |. KAMIN are whispers in MOKOW that WASHINGTON in the intelligence analyse* at internal discipline" the Afghanistan invuion was "a contemns politician'' who Another secret report President and Editor forced upon the aging and ail- SCENE has been able to balance the noted that the communist- TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980 ing Soviet leader, Leonid rival factions against one an- style politics in Russia Brezhnev, who was simply other. He succeeded in quiet- snows detenu established, too weak to resist. ing the uproar. not for debate But the US "In France the customer is always right."" This would be a foreboding In the final poll of the analyst! could still detect op- development for the world; It Kremlinologisti, I have Politburo, only the Ukrainian position beneath the surface could mean that the Kremlin pieced together an account of party leader, Pyotr Shelest, Explained a top-secret has fallen under the control of what has been going on be- would not be appeased. He ANDERSON analyst: "The order of the hardheads who are willing to hind those forbidding growled that Nixon would not beneath the surface. This was speeches and the number of use raw military power to Kremlin walls. • be welcome in the Ukraine. acknowledged to Americans nominations »ach leader re- expand the Soviet empire. There Is general agree- "I will not shake the hand in East Germany by Soviet ceived suggest a relative in- Their most likely objec- ment that Brethnev — that has been bloodied in Ambassador Pyotr crease in prestige for Party tive would be the Persian against the opposition of the Vietnam," he reportedly de- Abrasimov in late 1875 HeSecretary Kirilenko at the ex- Gulf — the oil heartland that hardheads — had staked his clared. told the Americans about a pense of Secretary Suslov. pumps the industrial life- leadership on detente. The Brezhnev turned to party meeting he had at- "The increased honors blood to the western world. showdown came in 1972 when Vladimir Shcherbitsky, an- tended in Moscow. are obviously a mark in This could lead to the most Brezhnev invited then-Presi- other Ukrainian, who ranked According to a classified Kirilenko's favor, but they dangerous confrontation in dent Richard Nixon to Mos- below Shelest in the Polit- also rebound to Brezhnev's history, with bristling nucle- account of Abrasimov's re- cow for a summit meeting. buro. "Do you agree with marks, "Brezhnev reaf- credit. Kirilenko is a close ar weaponry on both sides. Kremlin leaders try to Comrade Pyotr?" Brezhnev ally of the General Seoretary, It is difficult to discern hide their disputes behind an asked quietly. firmed detente with the West although," Abrasimov said, while Suslov seems to be one what goes on in the murky opaque front, but Brezhnev "I do not," Shcherbitsky of Brezhnev's more independ- depths of the Kremlin. The later confided to the party "there are others who would quickly responded. "Presi- not seem to favor detente." ent colleagues." leaders who inhabit it arefaithful that Nixon's visit had dent Nixon will be welcome In fact, Brezhnev's pres- dark, bulky forms who enter been opposed. Relates a top- in the Ukraine." . Other intelligence reports and leave in black, curtained tige has become so closely secret report: "In discussing Brezhnev shifted his atten- identify the Kremlin's ideol- tied to detente that some limousines. Their delibera- the Central Committee meet- ogical high priest, Mikhail tions are unwatched and un- tion back to Shelest. "You analysts think the Afghan- ing of May 1972, which ap- see, comrade," the Kremlin Suslov, as the spiritual leader istan invasion was a plot to checked by the 263 million proved President Nixon's vis- of the dissidents. But people they govern. czar said evenly, "you can discredit him. According to it despite the course of the speak for yourself, but you Brezhnev, ever cautious and this theory, the restless, Our intelligence agencies, war in Vietnam, Brezhnev cannot speak for all Ukrai- conciliatory, sought to bal-younger members of the nevertheless, have succeeded hinted that there was opposi- nians." ance the opposing factions. Politburo Joined the hard- in catching fleeting glimpses tion at this 'turning heads to outvote Brezhnev. inside the Kremlin. On occa- point.'..." Immediately thereafter, A Feb. 26, 1876 report, sion, they have even in- The opposition flared up Shelest was dropped from the classified "To Secret Um- But the experienced tercepted the private con- again after Nixon mined Hai- Politburo and replaced as bra," cited Brezhnev's analysts at the Central In- versations of Soviet leaders. phong harbor, trapping 12 So- Ukrainian party chief by the private argument that "de- telligence Agency don't be- Prom top-secret in- viet cargo ships inside a ring more pliable Shcherbitsky. tente has not prevented the lieve it. They are convinced telligence reports and from of explosive charges. The But the dissatisfaction with Soviet Union from carrying that Brezhnev is still the top the analyses of top U.S.hardheads angrily demanded detente continued to bubble out its international obliga- man on the Soviet totem pole. Going full circle with momentum WASHINGTON-The role • •••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiini out in record numbers to in- Q - What do you think of the political pundit is to dicate their preferences Kennedy Is doing now? tell the reader what is going through the straw ballot, to happen before it happens, ART which is very complicated A — Agonizing over his and then to explain what hap- and does not really decide inability to get President pened when It didn't. BUCHWALD anything. Carter to come out of the White House. I think it's time to explain Q - What will the other what the Iowa caucus vote illlllllllllllll I Illllllllllll candidates have to do now? Q - What will Teddy have meant before all of us get too f'utegic blunder of political A — Reassess their ««-' to do if he hopes to get back involved in New 1L . ° lagnitBde because it pro- tlons and take a hard look at on the campaign trail? Revitalizing Aabury Park Q - What did Iowa give pelled George Bush from ob- their campaign strategy. A — Have an overwhelm- George Bush, that he didn't scurity into the position- of BUCHWALD Q-Why? from President Carter's ov- ing victory in New Hamp- The recent recall election, which re- the highway shopping malls close by. have before? leading challenger and what A — In order to get back shire which is his own back A — Momentum. now looks like a two-horse the momentum they lost to erwhelming and decisive vic- turned Mayor Ray Kramer and all but The city's West Side, long neglected, tory in Iowa? yard. one City Council Incumbent to office, has Q - How did he get this race. George Bush, who, up until Q — Was Iowa a knockout needs intensive redevelopment. momentum? A - That Teddy Kennedy focused attention on the the problems of Q - What about the other Iowa, was an asterisk in the blow for Kennedy? There are signs of a turn-around. A - By beating the front- Republican candidates? polls. has a long way to go. Asbury Park. The city has a proposal for a conven- runner, Ronald Reagan. A — They considered Iowa Q — What was Teddy over- A — No, but since it was Q-Is this the end of the klckof f of the 1080 presi- Asbury Park's problems are those of tion center and hotel on the beachfront. Q — What was Bush a "beauty contest" which Ronald Reagan? whelmed by? before he ran in Iowa? had no national political sig- A — Events at home and dential campaign, and Teddy the state's aging resorts, and, in micro- The city's Economic Development Cor- A — No. But he has been now has the ball on his own cosm, the problems of New Jersey's A — A virtual unknown. nificance. politically wounded by his abroad. poration is anticipating the sale of the Q — How did it happen? five-yard line, he has to fig- older cities, too. Q — Did they always con- lack of grass-roots support in Q- What did It put an end Steinbach building this year and foresees A — Reagan started out as sider It that? the heartland of America. He to? ure out a way of hitting a Asbury Park's great natural asset, its conversion into retail stores and of- the early favorite but his lead A — No. They only did must now overthrow his com- A - The talk about the home run in New Hampshire. its beachfront, needs rejuvenation If It Is fices. Housing construction is proposed dropped dramatically when after they fared so poorly placency and lethargy In or- inevitable invincibility of the Q - What does he need to to lure the small conventions and vaca- for the West Side, along with an urban he failed to take Iowa voters with the independent-minded der to regain his momentum. "Kennedy political Jug- doit? tioning families for whom it was once a renewal program. seriously. This was aMidwesterners who turned Q — What can we learn gernaut." A — Momentum. prime attraction. Revitalization is a difficult task at Its downtown, once a business hub, best, and a recessionary economy will has deteriorated steadily. That decline aggravate the problems and hinder their was epitomized last summer by the clos- solution. State and federal grants should The future is in tl^e chips ing of the 105-year-old Steinbach depart- be pursued aggressively. The state tour- iiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiHiiiiHiimiMmiiHiiiiiiHi perhaps ten minutes tosen d ment store, which commanded the cen- ism board and the county should join By JIM BISHOP it, store it for a long time, A chip is unimpressive. It control electrical traffic, stop it word by word to a small ter of what had been a bustling shopping with city officials in vigorous and en- is as /Small as a fingernail impulses, or remember computer on your TV set. area. Steinbach's Asbury Park store was terprising promotion of Asbury Park's and, if it were dropped on a THE scores of thousands of pieces You may read it when you unable to survive the competition from attractions. living room rug, it would be of information. have time. lost. And yet, this shred of REPORTER It Is made of silicon and Businessmen will have the what appears to be plastic germanium, a bastardized services of a veritable genius can store every word of IHI ••••••Ill l I I conductor and insulator. This at their fingertips. The New leader on campus Tolstoy's "War and Peace," sounds Uke a contradiction in Japanese are trying to use last September still is felt at the college. and give It back to you on insoluble in one or two sec- terms. It is. It can make chips to make a television set Dr. Samuel H. Magill officially as- your television set a page at a onds. It could jump from sci- something go; It can also stop which has no tubes at all; just sumed the post of interim president yes- Magill has set as a primary task repair- time. ence to medicine to the de- it dead. • a screen and a tiny chip or terday at Monmouth College, which has ing the broken lines of communication The marvel, the magic, is sign of wing fairing on a Like its big belching BISHOP two. Motorola has already in- been without a chief executive since ear- between the faculty and the college's top not so much (hat the in-fighter jet without yawning. brother, the chip can under- to 64,000 individual listening vented a portable telephone administration. tegregated circuit — which is Then the chip was dis- stand everything you tell it if posts and memories. Richard — cordless of course — which ly last November, when Dr. Richard J. can be carried anywhere. No believer in hierarchical struc- the proper name of a chip — covered. This wonder, you reduced the knowledge to Casement, a British author, Stonesifer resigned its presidency. can store information, but smaller than a penny, was zero and one. That's its entire IBM and AT&T are In a ture, Magill has announced that he wants thinks it is now possible to Although his tenure isn't expected to that it can be taught to re- first used to make pocket cal- language. I do not pretend to store the contents of the Li- race for chips. They spend six last beyond June, by which time the to involve faculty, administrators and member more and more. culators and digital watches. know how toreduc e a great brary of Congress in a central million a day on research, college trustees are scheduled to name a trustees in the making of decisions and It seems a short time ago School children got them for book to zero and one, but the computer in, say, Chicago. trying to locate the outer charting of the school's future. that J. Presper Bckert Jr., Christmas; mothers used little chip savvies every reaches of what the litUe new president, Magill has made clear them at the check-out coun- word. When that happens, all you The Monmouth College trustees face and Dr. John W. Mauchly in- gadget can do. Stanford Uni- that he intends to do more than fill in. vented the first digital com- ter. It reduced the 30-ton will need in order to know versity thinks the circuits Magill previously had been president an enormous task in finding a college puter. Most of us though of It digital computer In size to Two years ago, scientists everything about everything should be packed tighter. of the innovative Simon's Rock Early president. The job requires a respected as a huge .machine, pulsing ounces. The machine which found that they could imprint it a library card. You call Their engineers say that 16,000 individual circuits on a College in Great Barrington, Mass., and academician who is also an adept admin- and belching, which solved needed a concrete storeroom Chicago long distance, ask circuits should be spaced one- could be held in the palm of chip. Each one is smaller one hundredth the thickness has said that he has some new ideas he istrator talented at raising large sums of esoteric mathematical prob- for all the information it has lems and spewed solutions on the hand. than an unborn virus. The on Afghanistan, or canning of a human hair. hopes to implement on the West Long money for the college while providing hand-held gadget was able to a tape. It is now viewed as the The chip, in electrical lan- green tomatoes, or what Jim- Branch campus. Under his interim lead- inspiring leadership for students, facul- Model-T of the technical 1 achieve anything the huge my Carter promised in the In the middle of the dec- guage, is called a semi-con machine could do. Twenty ership, be has declared, the college ty, and administrators. We wish them world. ductor. Uke metal, it can 1976 campaign, or what was ade, it seems certain that a years ago, a silicon circuit front page news on the day million individual circuits won't stand still. well in their search. In the interim, You could buy one for $6 conduct an electrical cost II. This year they will Monmouth College appears to be in good million. You could lease it for message through itself to you were born, and the little will be stamped on each chip. The impact of the faculty strike cost one-half cent apiece. Remarkably, the little bug- hands. less. Or you could rent its somewhere else. Oh, but It chips will require two-mil- which closed the campus for two weeks brain for, say, an hour a day. can do more. Much more. It lionths of a second toretriev e ger never forgets anything. It never tired of solving the can amplify a signal, switch Texas Instruments Inc. the information, one second devised one with 64,000 sepa- to get it on the satellite, and Unlike somebody we An endangered species rate circuits, which amounts know... "They talk about our duties ... But • better place for journalists? Is the the murder,x harassment, persecution domestic journalist more respected, the continues." That description about what foreign journalist more secure and made is becoming one of the world's more more welcome? dangerous occupations — that of journal- "The answer must be a negative ist (— is carried In the International one," says the IPI in a report in which Today in history Press Institute's world press freedom nine pages of small type portray country- review of 1979. While UNESCO, the Unit- by-country the distressing picture in 78 ed Nations agency, was concentrating in nations. Included, in what will strike By The Associated Press. facto recognition to the new eluded a three-day visit to its discussions of world press freedom on many as a forced attempt at balance, is Today is Tuesday, Jan. 29, state of Israel. the 29th day of 1980. There In 1963, the French vetoed France, announcing Cairo's the responsibilities of media, a depreis- the United States ("a Supreme Court are 337 days left in the year. Britain's request for en-purchase of Mirage Jet ingly long list of newspaper people on dominated by nominees from the Nixon Today's highlight in his- trance into the European fighters. every continent lived with the threat or presidency gave very little sign of relent- tory: Common Market. Lajt year, President actuality of murder, harassment and ing in its generally anti-press attitude"). On Jan. 29, 1900, the In 1972, an FBI agent at Carter commuted Patricia persecution. But the report's emphasis, properly, is "American League of New York's Kennedy Airport Hearst's seven-year bank Baseball Clubs" was or-shot and killed the hijacker of The nations which originally pushed on gross and overt violations of press robbery sentence after she ganized in Philadelphia. The a jet en route from Los An- had served 22 months. the UNESCO declaration wanted a refer- freedom — in nations where "a con- National League had been in geles. ence to the media's responsibility to siderable number of journalists have lost operation for years. Ten years ago, Syrian Jets Today's birthdays: Victor states for the content of their news re- their lives in the last year, many others On this date: roared over the Israeli port of Mature is 64. John Forsythe is 62. ports. Those who opposed agreed to a were injured, put in jail, disappeared In 1737, Thomas Paine — Haifa, shattering windows who wrote the revolutionary with sonic booms. It was the Thought for today: Words final version which spoke of the, states' and were restricted in their work." pamphlet "Common Sense" first such raid In three years. are the most powerful drug responsibility to the media to create The unhappy result Is that in many — was born In England. Five years ago, Egyptian used by mankind. — Rudyard conditions under which journalists could places the journalist with integrity re- In 1949, Britain granted de President Anwar Sadat con- Kipling (1985-1838) work safely. mains an Increasingly endangered spec- Has the world therefore become a ies. THE Grease change is costly SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,1980 TjlT P^iV) RfglHttT 7 At the while's Lasser's is total movies By JACK O BRIAN MONMOUTH COUNTY tliUDIia TOWNSHIP NEW YORK — Flation: It'i coiling the longrun-champ Search of Historic Juut IG) musical "Grease" more than fSO.OOO just to move from the M0. • JO VOICE OF BROADWAY IT • ATHMOUI C IN CM* I — Royale Theater around the corner to the Majestic on Mth St... "10" («) >. •!> Louise (»(«ry Hartman, Mary Hartman) Latser chanced her ITHATHMOM CINtfcU II — Ana JUUIC.FOJ AMIR) I.e face-hair-eyes-dress style so drastically, this old friend didn't uim< f»«« even recognise her for five minutes on the Tom Snydercut. than $1,000,000 at the tiny (MO-seater) 66th St. East theater •AltONIT — ConltWont (Xj ID, 10; Hioh In "21" when a customer asks for vodka these Russophobe Britain's fine clown Bruce Forsyth turned down the lead in a Clett Hooker (X) • JO days the captain counters,"Russian, or some other kind, sir?" LVBIC- Bdwy. stage musical version. Danny Kaye's willing... The BlwuM In Black Sill IX) II.OS. The answer almost always is some other kind... Beer me! The I-ouls Bellsons (Pearl Bailey) will peddle their Calif, mansion 1.4J, 7:15, tiaf; Ecttatv In Blue IX) IM. I JO next TV lager pi tchperson will be Eva Gabor. For Coon. and move back to N.Y. In May... Too many of Sen. Bob Dole's ATLANTIC HIOHLAHD* ATLANTIC CINIMA — One of the top proxy candidates won't get the waiters' campaign staff are abandoning his hopes... Dastardly deeds: SumnsOnr IRI I 1V« IS the Las Vegas Little League office was heisted for (10,000 of •ATOHTOWN votes: too thrifty a Upper... The two most creative sci-fi MMMTY I — uturists won't fly: Isaac Asimov and Ray Bradbury... "Okla- its mini-baseball funds — and they know who did it. Vegas' In Search of Historic JHUI IG) I, • loma!" at the Palace Theater is pied-plpering the family Metro Police has the case and one firm suspect who took COMMUNITY II — • "part" of the cash; they'll wait for an arrest to get It til Guyana Cult at Ifie Damnod I HI trade: one mail order from eiurban Patchogue totaled $M0. J.JO. t:1l Henry Kissinger's ego seems semi-princely: went to "Be- back. • FKffHOLO •HSHOLDI — trayal" and "Sugar Babies" and felt the noblesse oblige urge If you recognize the blonde hatchick at Rattazxi's, It's Star Trail (G) 7:1S.«;35 ••••HOLD II — a la royalty: went backstage to receive the stars... It's • probably because of her acting on the "Edge of Night" Apocalvpia Now. IRJ IielttlM movement of troops when Henry bestows such accolades from sudser, and-or the Luciano Pavarotti TV commershilU; she's HIIHOLD III — Elactrlc Horseman IPGI ;.», on high — his security army moves with him, everywhere. Laura Summer In the winter of her unemployment. She'll be •:*0 HAZLIT You don't have to be Jewish: the counter chef who back... Batbara Walters' Bdwy. producer ex, Lee Guber, PLAZA — succeeded the famous Pastrami Poet Mannie Rosen at the who's been biding his high times with the gorgeous Lynn Apocalvote Now IR) 7:45 CINEMA I Stage Deli is Hau Uh Chin, from Taiwan; Chin went from Revson, now is dating CBS newscaatress Marilyn Salinger; Electric Horsemen IPG) 7.1 10 tossing baseballs to matzoh balls — used to pitch for Taiwan's Lee also beaus Kitty Carlisle to the thittir CINIMA II — The Black Hole IPG) M0. 9 li championship Little League ball team... Eddie Foy Jr. will be Ruth Donnelly, 83, always one of the finest comediennes KiVPOUT ITRAHD — 75 Feb. 4; junior!!?? Eddie was bom in New Rochelle, George on stage or screen, Is writing her memoirs. Ruth knows Hot Teenaee Assets IX) 1:10, M. Cohan's legendary "45 Minutes From Broadway." 3:30. 1:30.1:10, 10:30; Eruption 1X1 H'wood and Bdwy. and all the fine to scruffy secrets but won't 2:11.4:35,6:30.9:20 The imported "La Cage aux Folles" has grossed mofe dig the dirt. "I detest the tell-alls who hurt people," the LONG MANCH LONG BRANCH MOW 11SI — classy Ruth fumes. Electric Horsemen IPG) 7:15. •no Doubleday's "Foreign Matter" spy-novel Is by a young LONG BRANCH MOVlit II — Apocalypse Now (R) 7:45 Time mag associate editor, Christopher Byron. He's son of MIDDLETOWN UA MIDDLITOWN I — one of the great old radio drama whizzes, Eddie Byron, whose SterTrek (Gl 7. »:M "Mr. D. A." had a 16-year network run. UA MIDDLITOWN II — Guyana IR) 1:11,1:11 UA MIDDLITOWN III — Gore Vidal's "Caligula" cup runneth under: first Gore Going In Style (PG) 7:15,9:15 OCEAN TOWNSHIP demanded his name be taken off, then after many delays it It AVI E W SQUARE CINIMA I — Star Trek IG) 7:30.9:50 opened in Rome, was pronounced sheer pornography and SEAVIEW SQUARE CINIMA II — The Rose (R) 7:15,10 yanked, now will open here Feb. 1st; probably because it's MIDDLIBROOKI — been dubbed so filthy it's a cinch to peddle. When a Slrenoer Calls IR) 7 JO, I M MIDDL8BR.00K II — ' The great Bdwy. revues once satirised or burlesqued the Animal House (Hi i n •» n big Bdwy. hit shows and the off-Bdwy. hit "Scrambled Feet" RED BANK UNIQUE DUO — Bob Stromberg and Michael Cooper will present their unique RED BANK MOVIES I- not only does ditto but keeps its limns fresh and new: it has combination of character mime, comedy and music at 2 o'clock next Sunday rtiejerk IRI 7'30.9 21 BBDBANKMOVISf II — updated its sketches to cheerfully lambast such new Bdwy. afternoon In the Momouth Arts Center, Red Bank. Their presentation is part of the "10" (Rl 711,9 M hits as "Evita," "Romantic Comedy" and "Bent." MONMOUTH ARTSCENTER- Monmouth County Arts Council's Sunday Sampler Series. The Onion Field 7:30,9:45 SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA I — Star Trek ICI 7:30,9:10 SHREWSBURY PLA2ACINEMA II — Apocalvpte Now (RIB SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA III— Television Today Electric Horteman IPO) 7:11, 9:30 New York Channelh s _ 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 ** MIDDLESEX COUNTY MENLO PARK CINIMA I — EVENING OO IK HHADVBtnjHS Of NME OtMIEW n\\\ H 'V, Hannah IM" . ' Henry Kissinger Louise Lasser -ft--* *.fr 3 Star Ttek (G) 2,«:3i,r 20,9:41 SHEWf 1080 Deputy Perkins HTtMUnKMLLOS UMAN Macdonald Carey, MENLO PARK CINEMA II- Mi 4:2S escorts a witness In a IOURNAO L Joanna Draw. A western 8 SIANLEV' Ihe Rote(R) 2.4:30,7: IS, 9:40 NEW JERSEY HIGHIIY NEWS killer Is hired by catt- 1:41 CD WCAU EDITORIAL SOMERSET COUNTY I LOVE IUCT murder trial to LOS An- SOMERSET geles, unaware aha plans 8 MOVIE ^BIOGRAPHICAL) leman to gat rid of the 4 55 O NEWS RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA I — jourswu Electric Horteman (PG) 7:40. to use har Identical twin ""i Buddy Hollr Story 19)1 homesteaders. (00 CD JOEL A SPIVAK itmrnaarnaa mlns.) 5:00 9:S! to halp har aaeapa. (80 Gary Bussey, Donald 8 GIVE US THIS DAY RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II — 3 2 1 COKtACI Slroud. (Paid Subscrip- I'm mine.) 2:05 8 1H0UGHI FOR TODAY OMOVIf (DRAMA) ••', Glory Golne In Style IPG) 7:30.9:30 FKIDS Of GOLD 5:11 O CROSSWItS tion Television) Story ol 1:35 CD MOVIE (MYSIERV) " Hide Alley 1951 Ralph Meeker, MPAA RATINGS UNCLE HOTD tha tlrat superstar of Leslie Caron. A boxer O — General eudlencet. i S HAPPY DAYS Thanks Ihe Tiger 19)1 George N — All aaaa. (Parental sm MCKW to. Fontla, Arnolds la Rock and Roll, who com- Montgomery, Marshall quits the fight game just dance tuesetteeM a 36-24-36 CMOt KftttfTl AND bined tha black Rhythm R — Restricted. (Peraem uneer •bout to raopan with an Thompson. When a suc- before a big champion- WS and Blues aound with ship fight. (87 mlna.) 17 net edrnltted unleti a all-new look-and ipma cessful night club owner ev eerent er adwlteuaidlan ) NEW down-home mualc to O GIVE US THIS DAY last mlnuta catastrophes la found murdered, his 5:30 X —AdulUenlv. wallflower. IK IAC DOUGH craata tha unique atyla might ahut th.plac. partner eeta out to find CBS NEWS known aa rockabilly. the diabolical master- ooocoum down lor good. (105 mlns.) 5 mlns.) mind behind a syndicate NEW «St» HKHTlY NEWS O MOVIE "ADVENTURE-DRAMA; 1100 8 (~OOOU influence crime and in LVHYMOTS watts ••• Tinlilii tram CntHe" I9« NEWS Communist subversion UBNACIU Tyrona Power, Jenn Jionmouth I.A.U.J. throughout Asia. (110 CIS NEWS Patara. Ottlc.rtrom O BENNY Hill SHOW EVENING MAWJINf Spain aaaka lama and ID PRISONER: CELL BLOCK H 1:31 B MOVIE (COMEDY) "W Man WC NEWS lortuna In tha Naw World © NEWSLINE From Down Under' 1943 MASH during Ihalnquliltlon Charles Laughton, CINEMA 34 and tha conquaat ol M.x NUUM IK IAC DOUGH Donna Raad. A well- Route 34, Aberdeen Ico. (2 hra., 30 mlns.) 8 MOVIE -(DRAMA) " Blonde UC NEWS meaning man claims two 583 3600 O JIM tOCKFORD: PRIVAIE Vnin" 1932 Cary Grant, "THE DAIMGGAME orphan waifs aa his own NEW1YWEDGAME HMSHGATOR Marian Dietrich. The story of a woman who children to raise them In HAPPY OAtS AGAIN CALL: GOVERNOR CARET HKLD OVER becomes an unfaithful Australia. (2 hrs., 4 ONION FIELD" OVER EASY Thli program COLLEGE BASKE1BAIL 8 wit. while trying to sup- mlns.) looks it common types Blacayna va Rutgars Starts Fr|., Jan. 25 port h.rself and child 8*1 PATROL "IN SEARCH of surgery In later lite. m HOCKEY Minnesota whan har husband under- NEWS thru Wed., 1/30 Host: Hugh Downs. North Stars va Naw York goes traatmanta for his SERMONETIE 7:30,9:45 PM HACNEl LEEMt KPOtl Island.rs OF HISTORIC Illness. (95 mlns.) I MOVIE-(DRAMA) ••• Pump JOUMET 10 AOKNIUK Mi • MEtVGMFfM S A CD CBS LAIE MOVIE kin Eater 19(4 Anne Ban- 11:30 'BARNABY JONES: Blood croft, Pater Finch. After JESUS" 2 ALmltKk:m.ta 7 Relations' A young finding true happiness halraaa dlacovarahar 8000TIME BIHLSI with har fourth husband THE CINCINNATI daad parents adopted and knowledge ol preg- i Mi. har and aha searches lor nancy, a spouse SYMPHONY a • GOOOHMEGKLS 7:30-9:30 dally 1:31 10 IKE! har raal mother. (Rap.at) becomes aware other Edith's dlra prediction Mat. Sat. & Sun. ORCHESTRA PlAY THE KMENTMtt 'THE IMPOSTER' 1975 husband's Infidelity. (2 com., tru. whan two of 1 p.m. A3 p.m. SrU NA NA Guaat: laaac Stars: Edward Aanar, hrs.) Jan. 31 st. I Betty's numerous She's got everything going for her. Except Hayaa. Maradlth Baxter. 3:30 O BIOGRAPHY servicemen-fiances aho Start! Fob. 1 " All IN I* EAHHY a O THE TONIGHT SHOW rickets now on tale one thing. She cant dance. Which is really up at tha sama tlma, and HOUYWOOD SQUARES 'Beet Of Carson' Guests: sad. Because ail it would take to change ona has coma with a 'Silent Scream' MAICHOAMf Richard Pryor, Oava things is a visit to Arthur Murray's. We make FACE THE MUSIC Bruback, Dorothy Fuld- •M ••"(Sa'sPKLAL KOVK KESENIA wallllowers bloom. I I DANCE FfVER halm. (Repeat; 00 TUN 'Carrta' 1076 Stars: Our dance lessons are easy. And tun. And I I NEWS mlns.) J1 50 FIRST MATINEE Sissy Speck, John a MASH you can learn anything Irom a slow dance to MACNEIl IEHHI REPORI AT (•) CINEMAS Travolta. An unpopular NEW JHSET WGHTIT HEWS the latest hustle or swing rock. taanagar uaaa her super NEW JERSEY NEWSWATCH © 8 TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE Take your first step today.' Call Arthur natural powers to gain a WAIL S1REEI PERSPfUIVE WEEK 'Survive' 1976 >:4S davaatatlng ravanga Murray's lor an appointment. You'll find you 10IIERY WK-II Human courage and spir- JiSI against har cruel claee- don't have to be a born beauty to look great on O THE WHITE SHADOW itual paralstanca carry IM mat.s. (2 hra.) the dance floor. 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(B( O mlns.)) mlns.) •t. and Sun. 2 P.M. 1:31 • I Mll LLadd by El Elainei , a MOVIE (DRAMA) ••'•s tha cabbl.s go on atrlka Armorad Attack" 1943 Dana TOloTr sal.• r working Andrews, Walter Hous- 13th ANNIVERSARY condltldlllonao . ton. Gripping war tale of 1M0 NEWS Nazla over-running an SPECIAL HART 10 HARITha Eaetarn Russian city, 8Harts%' lovable dog with courageous vil- Fraaway runa away with lagers fighting back. •agi PRIME RIB tha gun uaad to murd.r a (105 mine.) wealthy neighbor, lead- $ ing Jannllar and Jonath- NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE an on a dang.roue ad- NEWS 4.95 venture to capture a ttU s MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) •• (llamoroueex-convlct. "SI'Mtcw. Do You Read Mai' (60 mlna.) Martin Mllnar, Richard WEDNESDAY Long. Faar-laarof a WORLD 'WalcomaTo dangar-laar ol daath. An ONLY Yap' Sine, tha andol Air Force lautenant la World War II, tha Unltad badgarad by hla com- Stataa has held tha Is- manding officer! to at- In search of "LAST WEEK" land of Yap In a 'strategic tempt a rigorous taat. trust.' Now theYapese Tha SACdefanaa ara redefining this rela- dapanda on hla success. Historic Jesus Served 5 p.m. until closing tionship, and quaaflona (82 mlns.) ara balng ralead about • NEWS how tha U.S. has fulfilled IM 741-1621 Its trust. (SO mlns.) O MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW a GOVERNORS BUDGET MESSAGE m KM FRANKLIN SHOW •RICK TOWN EAST IMMWICK EATONTOWH LAKEWOOO Fair Haven Rd.»Fair Haven I (TJME IENIAIIVE) (B MOVIE -(ADVENTURE WESTERN) BHICK PLAZA BRUNSWICK SQ COMMUNITY TOWN«COUNTBV MAUWAII CINEMA 34 1DWIHVM DOVER I The Daffy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. JANUARY^, IMO Middletown methadone clinic permit is revoked (continued) Diets initially testified he spent SUM to I that Bass had relied on the acts of Diets and that there was no the toning ordinance is beyond the power of the officer itsuiag The building inspector acted an what be wu told by Diets issuance of the certificate of occupancy. InrlnigJ si this was reason for Bus to know that Diets had done what he did. it Where a permit is issued for a permitted use, It can't be and had he known what Bau knew, he probably would not 110,000 which be said wu for site plan and preliminary Everything Bass did wu done cautiously and contingent on revoked unless there is a finding of fraud, he said. have issued the permit, said the judfe. drawings for an addition to the building Af tar a short recess, the municipal approval, said the judge. Reinhold issued the certificate of occupancy under the Yaccarino said that Diets had DMO trying for two years to he said that about H.500 of the 110,000 wu In reliance of the Baas also testified that ha operates a drug treatment impression that the proposed use would be a medical clinic, get federal funding to finance an addition to bis building, certificate and that the balance wu not program in Union. said the judge, adding that Reinhold not know he was dealing noting that the lease with Bass represented substantial long Bass had testified that he spent about 01,000 in reliance of In his ruling, Yaccarino said that la New Jersey and a with a health care a use not permitted within the township term income with which to complete this project. the municipal approval In his ruling, Judge Yaccarino held majority of the states a permit issued for a use forbidden by facility, Reinhold had testified that Diets bad told htm that the proposed use would be a medical clinic and that the practice would deal with the more affluent members of the communi- ty. While the forms had stated that the proposed use was to be Byrne calls for $210 million tax increase an alcohol and methadone clinic, Reinhold said he had not (continued) tax l.S percent through the Senate, the Byrne administration Some administration officials have said privately that a looked st them because he wu too busy that day and bad inland waterways and lakes, and bulkbeading of state submitted to political blackmail by five Hudson and Camden progressive state income tax is the eventual answer to the relied on Dietx's representations. marinas, and 1100,000 for Keansburg to cover up to SO percent County senators and agreed to Include a $21 million municipal state's fiscal problems, but Byrne promised during his 1977 The township wu represented by Robert McLeod of of the cost of operating hurricane and beach control struc- aid program in the budget to make up for the utility bills that re-election campaign not to change the Income tax, and he Middletown. tures. *" . were silled in the Assembly feels bound by that promise. The township also has pending before an state appeals court a lawsuit in which it is seeking to have the state A free bus fare program for senior citisens and the The corporation income tax Increase will raise approx- Goldman said New Jersey businesses enjoyed an unexpec- Commission of Health conduct a new bearing on the proposed disabled during off-peak hours will be funded with ft million imately $120 million In fiscal year 1961, according to Gold- tedly strong fourth quarter during 197V, so corporation Income clinic. The state had found that there wu a need for such a from casino tax revenues. man, but Byrne had to Include the $22 million municipal aid taxes receipts were higher than expected. But the sales tax facility in the area. State Treasurer Clifford Goldman said the actual deficit appropriation in his already-tight budget. has not kept pace with inflation, taxes on alcohol and may be about $135 million, because the $210 million figure Byrne declined to say what sort of tax package he would cigarettes have not grown, and gasoline tax revenues have The proposed clinic had been blocked from opening by s does not include $57 million in federal revenue-sharing funds like to see the Legislature enact to make up the projected $210 dropped because people are driving leas, he said. court order issued by Yaccarino Nov. 14 until be ruled on the the Carter administration is trying to move through Congress, legal action brought by the township. million deficit. If he had decided to recommend specific tax "Another major problem Is that the Carter adminis- and $18 million in commuter taxes on New York residents The clinic wu estimated to handle as many u 150 drug measures, he probably would have chosen some sort of sales tration's budget cutbacks are forcing us to pay tor more working in New Jersey whose constitutionality is under patients and would have been used aa an outpatient clinic for tax on professional services, administration sources said. Programs," Goldman said. challenge before the New Jersey Supreme Court. the detoxification of heroin addicts. It wss planned to operate "I have Indicated to the Legislature I have an open mind "We've created 145 new state jobs and abolished in, so seven days a week with a staff consisting of a psychiatrist, The $5.1 billion budget proposal, which will cover state on taxes," Byrne said, then added that an across-the-board that should be a net Increase of 23 jobs. But we also have to four social workers, two pharmacists, an internist and a spending from July 1, 19(0, through June 30, 1881, is $370.2 increase in the sales tax Is "the proposal I would dislike pay for 1S4 jobs the federal government formerly paid for. registered nurse. million, or 7.9 percent, higher than this year's budget. It is most." "be said. $258,526 under the 10.56 percent cap on increased spending for direct state services and capital construction. "I've been a frugal governor," Byrne asserted. "I've been raising the state budget by less than half the Inflation rate, and I'm running the state on less real dollars than the Cahill administration did six years ago. "But frugality has not been without Its casualties," be said. "I don't think we've been doing as good a job as we should be doing in terms of providing human services. For that reason, I would like the see the Legislature amend the cap law at both the state and municipal level to exclude capital expenditures and bond security appropriations." Byrne said he does not plan to recommend specific tax measures to the Legislature to make up the projected $210 million deficit. "No matter what the tax program is, It becomes the Free Gifts3 Byrne tax program," the governor complained. "I'd like to see the Legislature develop a consensus on Its own. "If I propose a tax program, what happens is that one group of legislators says, 'We won't take Tax A,' then another group says, 'We'll take Tax A, but we won't accept Tax B.' I don't want to get into that again." * Byrne tried to rush a $M0 million tax package through the Legislature during the first week of January before the new Assembly was sworn In with 10 more Republicans than the 1978-79 Legislature had. But the governor's proposal quickly was ensnared by political blackmail, deals and special In- terest politics: • Assemblymen from counties with refineries threatened to block the whole tax package unless Byrne killed a proposal to raise $50 million by taxing refineries, so he did. • Lawyer-legislators helped kill a plan in the Democratic caucus that would have raised $200 million by extending the S percent sales tax to lawyers' fees and other professional services. Choose any one of these gifts FREE • The Byrne administration was forced to kill a plan to raise $22 million In municipal aid out of utility gross receipts ^ when you deposit $5,000 or more revenue when South Jersey assemblymen whose districts would have been hurt by the utility bills threatened to block, the tax package. Certificate or Savings Account! • And finally, to get a bill to raise the corporation Income

JCP&L hearing STAINLESS COOK SET (continued) be borne by the consumer." The BPU last July granted He added that if JCP&L JCP&L a $45 million rate files for an increase in its hike, specifically to cover the base rates— an entirely sepa- AH/FM DIGITAL CLOCI RADIO cost of replacing energy for- rate procedure than the merly generated by Three energy adjustment surcharge HOOVER ELECTRIC BROOM Mile Island. The increase hike that was applied for last added $1.83 to each cus- week—he would argue that tomer's bill. the rate of return to JCP&L Nardelli said the rate shareholders should be re- counsel will argue In the duced. Nardelli said he ex- fault-finding proceedings that pects a base rate Increase "because of the company's application to be filed shortly negligence, the cost of re- after the energy adjustment placement energy should not case is completed. Fare hikes loom

(continued) "It's still early, and the possibility exists that some windfall profits tax money will be diverted to "operating subsidies," the spokesperson said. "When you're talking about $15 billion for mass transit capital projects, a hundred million for operating subsidies out of oil company profits isn't asking that much." The Howard legislation to Increase federal mass transit (GUI after good at all ofltcee and llmiMd to one par lamily while subsidies would make $1.86 billion available in fiscal year Ripply la»M. Federal regulation! do not permit a gift far the 1981, $1.89 billion In 1962, $208 billion in 1983, $2.3 billion in Uanifer ol iundi already within the Institution. Gflu Illiutnned 1984, and $2.52 billion in 1985. are baMd upon availability. [f •iacl Item! ihown become 20-PtECECORRELLSET unavailable, comparable giils will be •ubelltuted.) Kennedy goes INVEST IN OUR TOP-RATED INVEST IN OUR NEW HIGH-EARNING 1 on offensive 6-Month Money 2 /2-Year Money (continued) under control. campaign for the White —Immediate gasoline ra- House that he has brought up tioning to cut American oil the subject of Chappaquld- Market Certificates use by 1.7 million barrels a Market Certificates dlck on his own. Several day, or about 24 percent of Minimum Deposit $10,000 Interest Compounded Daily • Minimum Deposit $500 articles have been published current imports. In recent weeks disputing the -Opposition to Carter's CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTE CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTE! senator's version of the Inci- call for economic sanctions dent July 18-19,1989, in which (Federal regulation! require a eubetantlal lntereet penalty lor early withdrawal. against Iran, and support for (Federal reflation! da oat permit compounding ol Intend and require a •ubMantlal 29-year-old Mary Jo Inlereel penalty lac early withdrawal. Fund* may be withdrawn after 6 month), and no If Iundi are withdrawn within one year after the account » opened, a charge will be Kopechne drowned when a an effort to negotiate the re- charge will be made for the gift you received.) made lor the gill you may have received.) car Kennedy was driving lease of U.S. hostages In Iran plunged off a bridge. with a United Nations In- vestigation of grievances Ask About Our Other High-Earning Savings Plans! The new, tougher Kennedy campaign style unveiled at against the deposed shah. The Georgetown drew an en- commission would begin thusiastic reponse from the work u soon u the hostages audience of several hundred were freed. students, supporters, family —A "measured re- MARINE VIEW members and aides. sponse" to the Soviet In- Kennedy resumes person- tervention In Afghanistan, al campaigning tomorrow In with international pressures New England with these new on Russia, stronger Ameri- SAVINGS positions: can air and naval force* In —A stx-mooth freest on the Persian Gulf region, and MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • UNCBOFT military and economic aid to wages and prices, to be fol- PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 67I-M00 lowed by mandatory econom- certain countries to protect ic control! (or "as long u against further Soviet ag- Member FSUC necessary" to bring inflation gression. Blacks urged to cooperate with census ByPAMABOUZEID from a stranger enumerators, crew chiefs and clerks, Morton said. —— more people It's important you understand we can't recruit RED BANK - A representative of the U.S. Bureau of the •We've got to break It (fear), It's vital to our survival The bureau here is looking for senior dtiaens and persons people for the census, but jobs will be available." Census warned Momnouth County blacks last night that It The federal, state and local government us* the census for between IS and SS years of age to survey the senior dtisen la response to requests from NAACP members, Monteiro they don't stand up to be counted, they could cheat themselves programs and we need these programs," Morton said. population and "low Income project anas," which tradi- last night announced a committee will be formed to create a of •vital" proframi funded by the federal, state and local "Asbury Psrk has been hurt, its funding was cut primarily tionally have been lax in responding, Morton said Job bank listing the names of unemployed area blacks and government! because the census In lt70 went down and we don't want that Pre-canvassing begins in three weeks, and the official available jobs in the county Addressing a meeting of the Greater Red Bank Area to happen again," be added. survey will carry through from April 1 until the end of July, at "Our first step Is to form s committee that can work out a Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Morton Indicated that the problem the census buredu has which time the results will be sent to the U.S. Census Bureau strategy that will benefit and bring together those in need of Colored People, John Morton of the census bureau office at in gathering 1U information is two-fold - people don't trust in Philadelphia and then later to Washington, DC, Morton Jobs and those who are in need of workers," NAACP member Fort Monmouth in Eatontown, urged blacks to respond to the the surveyors and won't answer their questions; and that said. Eunice Harris, Middletown, said. upcoming survey of minority populations. some of the areas where the surveys are taken are so Those who pass a test and are accepted to the local Sgt Douglas Brown of the National Guard, suggested that "We are, as minority people, the recipients of what the forbidding that "people don't normally answer their doors for bureau's surveying team will work on a full-time basis for the a way of alerting the unemployed to job opportunities could be census does, or In some cases, the non-recipients ... If we their brothers and sisters." length of the census to post s list in churches, pool-halls and barbershops. don't get counted, we don't get additional funds ... We might The need therefore for surveyors who have "patience, "I see here a vital link between the community and the Meanwhile, Curtis Q. Murphy, NAACP third vice presi- lose everything we've gained,'' Morton said. understanding and compassion," is crucial, and the census census bureau," Morton said. "We need the community dent and chairman of the branch's affirmative action commit- Agustinho Monteiro, branch president, estimated that bureau at Fort Monmouth is now recruiting people to train as support and although we have a small staff, we will be hiring tee, said he has investigated several businesses in the area to there are about 4,900 blacks in the borough but did not know make sure they comply with affirmative action statutes. how many are in Monmoutli County. "We're finding there are some problems in the area, from Morton said the census will begin April 1 and will gather our incomplete survey we've found that some businesses are such Information as the number of minority group members complying readily but others aren't cooperating," Murphy In the county, their professions, income levels and general said. living conditions. The usual procedure Murphy follows is to talk to business In 1070, the last time the U.S. Census Bureau surveyed The Daily Register officials In the area and ask about their records in hiring minority groups, there wai a decline in the number of people blacks. If a company Is delinquent In its compliance with who responded in the county, Morton said. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,1980 affirmative action employment practices and is un- Morton attributed the decline in response to fears and cooperative, "we can focus public opinion on the business or inhibitions people have about answering a personal questions apply civil rights statutes through legal procedures or even picket," Murphy said. U.S. putting 6lid9 Shrewsbury on boat toilets eyes 'cap' ByPAMABOUZEID Williamson warns, and If they aren't in- SANDY HOOK - Boat owners across stalled by then, boat owners will get the nation have until tomorrow to make slapped with the fine and be refused In- sure their toilets comply with new federal spection certificates. referendum regulations. Williamson warns prospective boat A federal law, in limbo since 1975, was buyers to Inspect the boats and make sure ByJOELSIEGEL finally passed this year requiring all boats they are equipped with Wie of the regu- SHREWSBURY — Residents here may face a tax increase to be equipped with regulation "sani- lation toilets. of more than 30 percent under a proposed I960 budget dis- tation devices," U.S. Coast Guard Chief "If it's not, it's going to cost a lot of cussed by the Borough Council last night. Joseph Williamson said. money either to convert what's there or to If approved by voters in a special referendum Feb. 26, the Boat owners may install any of three buy an approved device," Williamson budget would increase the municipal tax rate by 23 cents per federally approved toilets, commonly said. $100 of assessed valuation. The tax rate for local municipal known as Types 1, 2 and 3 — but only the Williamson couldn't determine bow purposes last year was 81 cents per $100. first two types will be certified

f (AP) - the 1978 regular season. of Tueart. Manchester nty U currently sixth but Mpiry-prone Cosmos forward liana. -_ Jrt But it was in the playoffs that Tueart shined. from the bottom in the i^.,,..-.. r u« u.nkon' ' for decision will be sold back to his former team In England by He scored six goals with five assists, Including Professor Julio Mazzei, the Cosmos technical two goals in the Cosmos 3-1 Soccer Bowl victory the end of the week, a published report claims. director, said Tueart'! age and injuries made him OAKLAND (AP) - The scene is set for Al Davis to either over Tampa Bay, to earn the most valuable "We have spoken to Dennis in the last couple become Mr. Nice Guy to Oakland Raiders fans or to risk civil player award for the North American Soccer expendable. Tueart often complained that the of weeks and we expect to sign him," the Mor- artificial surface at Giants Stadium was the cause war in the National Football League by trying to move the ristown Daily Record quotes Manchester City League playoffs. of his problems. team to Los Angeles. manager Tony Book in its edition today. "There Tueart, playing hurt for much of the 1879 ' are one or two things to tie up but we hope to have season, had 16 goals and 16 assists. He had a goal "One thing is clear," Maziei said, "we were A decision by Davis, managing general partner of the Raiders, It expected no later than next week. Dennis playing for us In our next match (Satur- with two assists in the playoffs. never concerned with Dennis' technical abilities day). We expect to make an announcement Fri- as a player. That we have no doubt about." • "We are going through talks with Manchester Among those awaiting the decision, besides the Raiders day." fans, are officials of stadiums In Oakland and Los Angeles and City and are really very close," Cosmos vice- The sale of Tueart Is what the Cosmos feel is a Tueart, 30, Joined the Cosmos in 1978 after four ihove towards youth. His departure hat been baseball executives who want to see the Oakland A's sold and president Rafael de la Sierra said. "They have years with Manchester City. The Cosmos paid a rumored for months. Reports indicate that the moved to Denver this year. made us a very good offer." then-record M8J,000 for his transfer. Tueart, ov- next to go are moody Yugoslavian midfielder The Los Angeles Coliseum, which has lost Its longtime ercoming early season hamstring and achilles Manchester City reportedly offered the Cos- Vladislva Bogicevic and flambouyant Brazilian NFL tenant, the Rams, to Anaheim, has come up with a $17 problems, scored 10 goals and 12 assists during mos in the neighborhood of $290,000 for the return defender Francisco Marinho. Dennis Tieart million package to cover stadium improvements and other items sought by the Raiders. The Coliseum also has filed an antitrust suit against the NFL, hoping to bar any league action which would block a move by the Raiders. Ali won't let team compete with Soviets • Commissioner Pete Rozelle reminded Davis in a Jan. 10 letter that under NFL bylaws no team can move without LOS track and field athletes wUl olson of the Ali group lasj ing a stand," he continued, the Soviet invasion of Afghan- telling the athletes to approval from at least 21 of the 28 team owners. The executive director for picket Friday night's Los An- week. referring to All. "There's no istan. boycott. The 1979 season was the final one under the Raiders' Muhammad Ali Amateur geles Times track meet be- Won't Compete problem there. If that's his "Athletes are being taken "1 think that before they Oakland Coliseum lease, and after Davis made it clear he was Sports Inc. announced last cause of the participation of decision, I won't try to argue advantage of where there say to the athletes that they "He asked if Soviet ath- seriously considering a move south, the Oakland Coliseum night that the 17-member Soviet athletes. with him. We'll make It a could be other screws put can't compete in the Olympic letes were going to partici- came up with an offer of more than $8 million. "Our athletes will picket pate," said Curran. "We In- competitive meet." on," he said. "The same peo- Games that money-making this meet in protest of partic- formed him' that they were, Curran said he felt that ple that sent John Carlos and businesses should be pulled Davit asked that the Oakland offer be put in writing, "to 1 ipation by Soviet Union ath- invited a long time ago, and "little people' were being Tommy Smith borne in 1968 out of Russia, such at food be sure we understand each other," and that should be done letes," said Harold Smith of he (Nicholson) said that his hurt most by the fallout over for being political are now and beverage companies." this week. the Ali group. "We plan to group would not compete. BUI Cunningham, general manager of the Coliseum, said picket all other meets in the "We got an entry form United States in which Soviet the details were being worked out in meetings which began signed by Greg Foster of Monday. athletes participate until UCLA, but Harold Smith Walton to return Russian troops are out of Af- called me an hour ago and "There are complicated legal, architectural and financial ghanistan." said Greg wouldn't be able to SAN DIEGO (AP) - San Diego center meantime, missed 160 consecutive contests situations. After these meetings, it should be possible to make Members of the Ali club run. I talked to Greg and he Bill Walton is expected to see his first action after fracturing and then refracturing the a more final and definitive proposal," he said. include sprinter Houston of the 197940 National Basketball Associa- navicular bone in his left foot. asked if Soviet athletes were If the Raiders decide to stay, an immediate move by the McTear, hurdler Greg tion season when the Clippers face the Phoe- It's believed that Walton won't start Tues- going to compete. I said yes, A's will be more likely. The Coliseum could collect $4 million, Foster, quarter-miler John nix Suns Tuesday night. day night and will probably play no ,more and he said that he would not being offered by baseball, by letting the A's out of their lease Smith, triple jumper James participate." "Unless the game's postponed because of than 10 to 15 minutes in place of Swen Nater. Butts and Roslyn Bryant, a which has eight seasons remaining. Curran called the situation rain, I'll play tomorrow," said Walton Mon- The Clippers have hung their advertising standout woman runner. day. "Thai happened once in an exhibition campaign, their offense and their hopes for a The Raiders have drawn sellout crowds for all home The Ali group previously "a political issue — we're running a track meet. It's game I played in. The roof leaked." championship on Walton, who signed a long- games since I960 and they sold 51,825 season tickets, a club announced plans to boycott term contract for a reported 81 million a year always been an International 'Coach Gene Shue ooied confidence as his record, last year. But Davis charged that Coliseum man- the 1980 Summer Olympics In thoughts centered on Tuesday night's game with the team prior to the season. agement was unwilling to consider needed improvements and Moscow. meet. I'm not all that happy at the San Diego Sports Arena. The team brings a six-game losing streak that "we (the Raiders) had nothing left to give." Will Curran, meet director about it, we want the best show possible for the track "He'll definitely play," said Shue. and a 27-29 record into the game against Charles O. Flnley's A's, a championship club in the early of the 21st annual Times Not since Feb. 28,1978 - 30 days snort of Phoenix. fans. 1970s, have become an embarrassment to baseball. They were Games, said he discussed the two years ago — has Walton played in a The Clippers are In a position for the last in the American League Weat and drew only 306,000 fans "I appreciate a man tak- Muhammad Ali situation with Hilton Nich- regular-season NBA game, xhe has, in the playoffs, despite their losing record. last year. 1 Aaron feels racial scars still exist

NEW YORK (AP) - The racial scars Brock. "He is not moved into the front failed to appear but instead sent a caustic which were supposed to undergo a healing office. He doesn't become a manager. Most wire criticizing Kuhn In particular and process with the admittance of Jackie Rob- times the black is denied his moment of baseball in general. inson 33 years ago still fester and burn in glory." "I feel I cannot support this activity," he major league baseball. If ever an athlete were chiseled for an said. This unpleasant state was further dramat- WILL administrative role, it is Brock - highly Brock came to town on a mission of ized on two separate and unrelated fronts intelligent, articulate, sensitive and with all mercy, giving a dollar for each of his 3,000 here yesterday. the social graces. He radiates class. career hits to the U.S. Committee for UN- At a brunch honoring the top baseball GRIMSLEY "At the end I might have been able to ICEF and urging all major leaguers to ante players of the decade, Hank Aaron, the stay in baseball in some capacity but I al- up a dollar for every hit in 1980. greatest home run hitter of all time, snubbed ready had moved in other directions," be "We're going to bat for the sick, hungry Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for what he said said. He retired at the end of the 1979 season and helpless," he said. was baseball's continued lack of recognition after 18 years in the majors during which he quotas." Brock said baseball was cold by nature — of black players. collected 3,023 hits and- stole 938 bases, "steeped In its own tradition, trapped by it, Across town, at the United Nations, Lou Brock and Aaron are not alone In their eclipsing the record of the immortal Ty outspoken criticism of baseball's failure to proud and unchanging." Brock, (he record-setting base stealer the St. Cobb. "When the black athlete It through Louis Cardinals, donated a $3,000 check in find top echelon administrative posts for He Is a successful businessman, bead of deserving black players once they have fin- playing, that's It," he added. "He can't launching a drive to aid the starving children his own marketing company, Lu-Wan En- move Into the mainstream. I probably could of Cambodia and, in an Informal interview ished their playing careers. Even more terprises, owner of St. Louis sports and vituperative has been Frank Robinson, the have been a token but fortunately I had afterward, agreed with Aaron on the basic flower shops and an officer In a new cable TV freedom of choice." insensi tivity of the game. certain Hall of Famer who had a brief career venture. at manager of the Cleveland Indians. Brock said be felt they were he was being "I would have liked to remain in baseball Aaron it one of the few blacks to wind up tarnished In 1978 when be went to bat only 92 Jackie Robinson, before hit untimely — I had given it so many of my best years," in the front office. He it vice president In times and hit only .221. death, badgered baseball over its disregard the 40-year-old retired outfielder said. "But charge of player personnel for the Atlanta "I refused to be denied," he said. AARON SNUBS KUHN —Hank Aaron appears with of blacks and Hispanlct, who today constitute nobody asked me. Braves but maintains that baseball has not He finished with one of bis finest years, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in 1976 when the a sizeable percentage of players, In filling "I have found that baseball is a fraterni- fulfilled its obligations. batting 304 and reaching the exclusive 3,000- National Association for the Advancement of Colored executive posts. ty. It screens its membership and hires for Scheduled to be honored by Baseball Mag- hit plateau. People presented Aaron With an award. Aaron snubbed various reasons. It Is not governed by anti- •There's no pot of gold at the end of the azine for producing the game's "Greatest "I don't owe baseball anything," he said. Kuhn yesterday,, refusing to accept an award from him trust laws. It doesn't have to meet any rainbow for the black ballplayer," insisted Moment of the Decade" (715th home run), he "It owes me nothing." for his 715th career home run. SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,1980 The fiMly Register 11 Cartwright's 28 points helps Knicks triumph NEW YORK (AP) - Although New York U quarter with a 7S-76 lead. The Jazz also got a 24-point performance out of riding a four-fame winning itreak, Knlcki Coach With N seconds left and the Knicks leading Ron Boone and some crucial closing buckets by Red Holzman bat I problem. 100-98 Joe C. Meriweather converted a three- Ben Poquette, who finished with 11. "We need more consistency," Holxman laid point play and, following Phil Smith's three-point A record Jazz borne crowd of 12,183 fans after the Knicks edged the Golden State Warrior* goal, Meriweather sealed the victory with a slam turned out to see the lowly Jazz knock off a team 107-101 Monday night. It MI Holxman'i aOOth dunk. with one of the best records In the NBA. regular-season triumph in the National Basket- Rookie center BUI Cartwright paced New Julius Erring led the 78ers with 3} points, » of ball Association. York with 28 points and Michael Rav^Bkhsrdson them in the second half. Darryl Dawkins came "To say we are unpredictable is the under- through with 1» and Bobby Jones added IT for statement of the year," added Knicks assistant Despite losing for the fifth straight outing, Philadelphia. coach Butch Beard. "If I could answer why, I Golden State Coach Al Attles said: "I'm not The Jazz lost Dantley to six personal fouls could make a million dollars. I can't put a finger using our Injuries as a copout for our problems." with Just under three minutes remaining in the on it but I would guess it was the immaturity. Robert Parish, Sonny Parker and Phil Smith game, and Utah ahead 95-88 Erving scored for "We have talent but we also hare immaturity. played with Injuries. the Sixers to cut the margin to four, but Furlow These kids are fresh out of college and being "If you play as hard as you can and lose, I'll took over from there. thrown into combat. But when I Joined the pros, I be satisfied," AUles said. "But we made some The t-foot-4 Furlow scored eight points as was nursed along. crucial errors in crucial situations. Utah ran an 11-5 scoring streak, putting the game Before the Knicks' latest winning streak, they "This is probably the worst year for me as a was out of reach. had lost seven straight. And before that, they had player and coach. Still, I recall playing with Wilt Philadelphia led after one quarter, 31-26, but run off a five-game winning string. Chamberlain one season and we won only 17 Utah pulled to within one, 52-51, at the half. Ray Williams scored 10 of his game-total 8 games that first year with San Francisco." Dantley and Boone combined to spark the Jan to Jan 117, Hers Ml APPMt point9 before the contest was 5 Vi minutes old and a 77-72 edge after three quarters. . the Knicks led by II points moments later. But SALT LAKE CITY - Adrian Dantley scored Erving and Caldwell Jones combined for 14 PASSED UP — John Lucas of the Golden State Warriors threads a perfect pass to with IVi minutes remaining in the third quarter, 30 points and Terry Furlow collected 20, eight of points to bring the Sixers back to a tie at SS with teammate Clifford Ray (44) as BUI Cartwright (25) and Joe C. Meriweather (SO) the Warriors led 78-70 before eight straight points them in the final two minutes, to lead the Utah seven minutes remaining. Boone then put the Jan defend for the New York Knicks. allowed the New Yorkers to start the closing Jaxx to a victory over Philadelphia. ahead to stay Griffins top RBC; Hartford Casey girls win cools Flames SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - Blalne Stoughton scored TOMS RIVER - St. Joseph's High School points in the fourth to cut the lead to two three times and Al Sims had four assists as the Hartford of Toms River had four players in double points, but they could get no closer. Kissel Whalers downed the Atlanta Flames, 6-1, in a National figures in routing Red Bank Catholic, 8047, was high scorer for RBC (7-7) with 10 points. Hockey League game last night. —.— yesterday. Gall Scardillo had 12 points for St. Joe's (74). Goals by Dave Debol and Stoughton in a 23-second period The Caseys held a 4-2 lead, but the Grif- • SO MMK CATHOLIC (II) gave Hartford a 2-0 lead before the Flames got their only goal K.llv 0 0 0, Flahtrly lit, Me Kaon • 1 It, BornitM > 11, fins ran off six unanswered to go up by four. BDlan 317. Flhourv 10 4, Tuchol 3 0*, Light 01 2, Bamr 101, of the night on a first-period snot by Kent Nilsson set up with St. Joe's led by 12 at halftime and had In- Marion 1 01 TOTALS 13 It 57 IT. JOII ITU) (III an Eric Vail pass. creased its bulge to 20 at the close of the third Kaarnav 111 13, tMhtr 011, M. Dolan s 111. J. Dolan 411, OtIPIuo 1 3 I. Johantan t 1 II, Babick s 0 11, Kllrlck 0 0 0 Stoughton got his second goal for Hartford when he lifted a quarter. TOTALS 1411 K> rebound of an Al Sims' shot over Atlanta goalie Dan Bouchard Mike Kearney paced the Griffins (12-2) ••c — »i« M »—n when Bouchard had fallen. with 21 points. John Johansen hi' '•« W while Jtja,',' wttau—M Tom Rowe made it 4-1 with his first goal as a Whaler since Mike Babick and Mike Dolan added 12 points being acquired ii. « tiade from the Washington Capitols. each. John McKeon was high scorer for RBC Stoughton's third tally came during a third-period Hart- (7-5) with 19 points. ford power play when he caught hold of the rebound of a RBC girls triumph Dibbs and Fibak Gordie Howe shot. Then Mike Rogers' closed the Whalers' RED BANK - Red Bank Catholic High scoring with a short-handed goal. School's girls basketball team could manage win at Richmond Hartford, an NHL expansion team from the defunct World only one point in the fourth quarter, but still Hockey Association, recently won four in a rowafte r faltering was able to defeat St. Joseph's of Toms RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Fourth-seeded throughout the season. Then it dropped two straight games River, 40-37, yesterday. Eddie Dibbs avoided an upset and sixth- before winning Monday. The Flames had a tie and a one-goal St. Joe's, employing a press and trap ranked Wojtek Fibak of Poland was an easy victory in-their last two games before the defeat by Hartford. defense, kept the Caseys off the board in the winner yesterday night in the opening round final period until Michelle Smith connected of the 1175,000 15th annual Richmond Tennis on a technical foul shot after the buzzer. Classic. Jets trade Harris RBC, with Debbie Kissel! hitting for five Dibbs rallied for a 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), 8-1 de- points, took a seven-point lead at halftime. cision over Butch Walts in a two-hour match NEW YORK - The New York Jets sent defensive tackle Cindy Joy collected eight points In the third after Fibak advanced with a 6-4, 6-2 triumph a* past) Marshall Harris to the Cleveland Browns yesterday in a as the Caseys improved their advantage to1 8 over Kevin Curren, the South African native THERE IT GOES — Gordie Howe of the Hartford Whalers, left, and Garry Unger of National Football League trade. points. who won the 1979 NCAA championship at the the Atlanta Flames watch the puck sail away In the first period. The Whalers went The Jets will receive a 1981 eighth-round draft choice if Harris makes the Browns' team. The Griffins then rolled off 14 unanswered University of Texas. ... on to record a 6-1 victory. DePaul unanimous pick as nation's top cage team

By the Associated Press Conference rivals Wake Forest and Clemson last week, DePaul, which continues to find life at the toptrying , was headed the Second 10. nevertheless the unanimous choice for the top spot in The Maryland, which jumped three spots despite a one-point Associated Press college basketball poll for the second con- loss to Notre Dame on national television, was No. 12 followed secutive week yesterday. by Virginia, Missouri, Weber State, Clemson, Purdue, Indi- The Blue Demons were tabbed No.l on all 61 ballots cast ana, Brigham Young and Kansas State, the only newcomer to by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters and this week's poll. received a perfect score of 1,220 points in easily outdistancing runnerup Oregon State. Last week, the Second Ten was Louisiana State, Clemson, Makes You Target North Carolina, Purdue, Maryland, Indiana, Virginia, Weber But being No.l makes you a target — something DePaul State, Tennessee and Brigham Young. well knows. The Blue Demons struggled to a 57-54 victory over Tennessee, ranked 19th last week but upset by both Alabama-Birmingham and prevailed in a high-scoring 105-94 Georgia and Alabama, was the only team to fall out of the Top triumph over Evansville in their only games last week. Oregon State, second on almost every ballot, piled up 1,144 points. The Beavers posted an 86-55 victory over California in their only game last week. Kentucky, ranked fifth a week ago, replaced Duke In the Murray's 24 __ No.3 spot this weak with 988 points. The Wildcats recorded victories over Mississippi State and Georgia last week. Syracuse moved up two places in this week's poll to No.4 HONORED — The stars came out last night at the the Philadelphia Eagles, Art Roonev of the Pittsburgh with 911 points — seven more than No.5 Duke and 11 more lift Monmouth Philadelphia Sports Writers Association banquet. Hon- Steelers, Pete Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies and Don than No.6 Ohio State. The Orangemen registered triumphs ored gutsts were, left to right, Wllbert Montgomery of Paige of Vlllanova University. GREENVALE, L.I. — Patrice Murray scored 20 of her 24 over Detroit, Rutgers and Connecticut, while the Blue Devils in the second half as Monmouth College's women's basketball dropped two notches after being upset by Virginia. The team defeated Long Island University in overtime, 79-74, Buckeyes, who beat Virginia on national television Sunday, yesterday. dropped two spots after being surprised by Wisconsin. Murray, a sophomore forward, hit for six points as the LSU upsets Kentucky LoalsvUle Seventh Hawks outscored Long Island, 12-7, in the overtime. The Louisville, Notre Dame and St.John's, N.Y., maintained victory, Monmouth's second straight, Improved the teams LEXINGTON, Ky (AP) - DeWayne Scales scored 21 Creighton, 11-6, gave DePaul an early scare as the Blue- the Nos.7, 8 and 9 positions. The Cardinals picked up 887 record to 6-10. Long Island dropped to 7-6. points as No. 10 Louisiana State used a slow-down offense to Jays scored four straight baskets In the closing minutes of the points, the Irish got 8S5 and the Redmen 805 in this week's Long Island's Reola Buekins threw the game into over- upset third-ranked Kentucky 65-60 in a Southeastern Con- first half, capped by a Jim Honz dunk, to narrow the visitors' voting. time when she canned a Jumper with 14 seconds left. The ference basketball game last night. lead to32-3 0 at halftime. It was the closest Creighton came for Louisiana State rounded out the Top 10 with 543 points. Hawks, who trailed by nine points at halftime, had a 12-point LSU's victory 4hrew the SEC race into a four-way tie for the rest of the game. North Carolina, which posted victories over Atlantic Coast scoring streak to go up by three with 10 minutes togo . Murray first among the Tigers, Kentucky, Alabama and Tennessee. But DePaul ran nine straight points midway through the had six and Tammy Strutz added four in the string. All four are 7-3 In conference play. LSU's overall record second half, taking a 49-38 lead with 13 minutes to play. TM AP To TanMv 7. Loulsvllla ls-1 M7 Strut*, a freshman, finished with 16 points. B.J. Gresh hit S* TM AaMdMM Pn« 1. Notra Dama 13-1 Ul improved to 13-4 while Kentucky fell to 17-4. Terry Cummlngs, 6-9 freflhman, scored 11 of his 18 points Th« Top Twenty taams In Th ». St. John'!, N.V. 171 •03 for 12 and Cindy Hook and Barb Paterno added 11 points each. after the intermission to put the game out of reach. loclatad Prau coilagt MtkatDall poll. 0. Louisiana St. 11-4 34) Hook and Paterno alsopulled down 12 rebounds each, Gresh Scales scored 13 of his points In the second half, including «llh llnl ola 11. grloham Young 1M 114 a man-to-man defense. The loss was the first of the season for the Bluejays on t Ohio St. 14-3 », Kansas Stilt 1S-1 •3 Kentucky hit Just 39 percent in the opening period to LSU's their home court after nine victories. Hawks sign Brown 57 percent. Kentucky Coach Joe Hall then shuffled his starting DePaul controlled the offensive boards most of the game lineup for the second half, using freshmen reserves Charles and outrebounded Creighton 41-36. The Blue Demons shot U Tripucka to miss game ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta Hawks announced yester- Hurt and Tom Heltz and sophomore walk-on Bo Lanter with percent from the field and the Bluejays 42 percent. day they have signed former Hawks forward John Brown to regular starters Cowan and Dirk Minnlef leld. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - forward Kelly Tripucka, replace Tom McMlllen, who will be sidelined for the re- mainder of the I960 National Basketball Association season That combination kept the Wildcats within striking dis- St. Boaaveatve M, Setoa Ball N Notre Dame's leading scorer, will miss the Irish's game at with a knee injury. tance, but they were unable to mount an inside offense. OLEAN; N.Y. - Earl Belcher's 24 points led St. Bonaven- LaSalle tomorrow while he continues to undergo treatment Hall did not completely reinstate his normal lineup until ture to victory over Seton Hall. for what has been diagnosed as a moderate back sprain, team Brown was a first-round draft pick by the Hawks in 1973 8:22 remained, when senior guard Kyle Macy, who scored Just Belcher sparked his team with 14 second-half points, officials said yesterday. and played for Atlanta until being traded to the Chicago Bulls six points, re-entered the game. giving the Bonnies a 17-polnt lead midway In the second half. The 6-foot-6 Tripucka was hospitalised last Friday after prior to the 1978-79 season. He was released by the Bulls Ethan Martin added 15 points for LSU and freshman But Seton Hall cut the lead to four points on the shooting of lower back spasms forced him to the sidelines during an earlier this season and announced his retirement from basket- Howard Carter scored 14. Jay Shidlar scored 10 points for Dan Callandrlllo, who bad 27 for the game and 21 in the second afternoon practice session. X-rays and other tests have shown ball. Kentucky. half. no structural problems, but team doctors said Tripucka will McMillen, who replaced Brown on the Hawks' roster when remain hospitalized several more days for physical therapy to Brown was Injured in 1978, was himself injured in Sunday's DePanlM,Crelgatoa73 Delmar Harrod was second high scorer for St. Bonaven- ture, with 21 points, followed by Mark Jones, who had 16, and ease muscle tension. game against San Antonio. OMAHA, Neb. - Mark Aguirre scored 20 points to lead a Jim Elem, with 11 He damaged the ligaments of his right knee in a collision balanced attack as top-ranked DePaul downed Creighton in Gilbert Salinas, a 8-11 Junior who replaced Tripucka In For Seton Hall, Daryl Devero had 20 points, while Matt under the basket and will be out for the season, the Hawks college basketball. Notre Dame's 6443 victory over Maryland on Saturday, Is Tlccinich had 12 and Howard McNeil had 13. expected to start again against LaSalle. said. It was the unbeaten Blue Demons' 18th victory. TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. I960 Rumson's Barnstormers seek goal for gymnasts RUMSON - The Banatonntn of rUmsno might not Ihair way to reality a top competitive team There arc fUU beooDte famous for stunt fiytnf, bat they haw hopai of opantap tar more girls to try out. The tMun practtetaewy gaiiilnc aatioDal racognitk. a^way. TteTar, the «« aU- 3fMa^ U preparing lor Us first offkdal im»t ia February dents of weU-taown area gymnaaU Tom Murphy aad Stove which could qualify them far the state tMe. Stein who amouaced their partMrsMP in the Barnstormers "We expect that in toe near future we will have a Mam Gymnastics Club that is nationally ranked." 8MB said "And," Mrs. Mac- Thename emerged from the echooi's iocaUoa at The Barn, Donald added, "1 expect to be right there with them when Avenue of Two Rivers, here. Los* associated with theater they win. productions, Tbe Barn has been renovated and outfitted for Anyone interested in observing classes or enrolling may gymnastics classes and team competition. Lois MacDooald, contact The Barn. The Bam proprietor, said, "We're going from Broadway to the Olympics." Murphy and Stein have a natural affiliation. Both achieved recognition as champion gymnasts while attending local high Murphy's 300 schools — Murphy at Rumsoo-Falr Haven Regional and Stein at Middletown North - and went on to national championship teams in college. In pursuing their careen since college they have coached some of the county's best gymnasts. leads Masters Murphy, who lives in Holmdel, graduated in 1*77 from By Lake Fernet Springfield College, Mass, with a degreee in physical educa- Jim Murphy of Middletown, leads the first qualifying tion. He coached Middletown South for a year before moving round of the Monmouth County Masters Bowling Tournament on to teach and coach at Henry Hudson Regional. His record Is at Brunswick Airport Plaxa Lanes. The event will be con- DM. He is the YMCA Camp Arrowhead Gymnastics School ducted over a two weekend span that will wind up next director. Sunday, Feb. I. Stein of Belmar, is a 1975 recreation graduate from Lane manager, Sam Zeoli, said that be would give tbe Louisiana State University where he was ranked in the top 10 bowler the best of tournament conditions. The bowlers proved nation-wide all-around1 for four years. He also competed that he kept his word. The tournament site offered the best to this year's big event in every way. *MHMr MMM kr DM Urti internationally. He ii recognised as one of the leading girts gymnastics coaches in the state. Murphy is one of the leading lefthanders in the area. After THE BARNSTOMERS ON DISPLAY — Leslie Russo, gymnasts In the country and studies at Muriel There is nothing I'd rather do," Stein said concerning the a 177 and Itf, he climaxed the event in front of ISO roaring 17, of Durham, Conn., demonstrates here agllitv on the Crossfield's School of Gymnastics, Conn, for the past new program. "I always feel good coming Into tbe gym spectators with a perfect 100 game. The first ever in the II balance beam at The Barn In Rumson. Miss Durham nine years. Her coach Is Rick Wagner of Belford. because I'm confident I can develop youngsters' potential as year of this popular annual bowling event. Tbe previous high was a 1979 member of the World Games Team, quali- Allison Garrlty of Rumson, 14, sitting left, and Kathv gymnasts." was held by two-time Masters champion, Ken Daniels, Sr. fied for the U.S. Championships which will determine Crottv of I nterlaken, 15, watch the display. when he rolled a 2H game in 1906. the U.S. Olympic Team. She Is one of the top 10 female "It Is our Intention," Murphy said, "to run a small, 1 selective school where we can offer the best instruction. Steve A record field of 335 bowlers ground out the first quali- I and I will be the only Instructors for all classes and tbe team. fying round Sunday. The lowest score eligible to advance to Our philosophy In teaching is that the students should enjoy the second qualifying round is 578. what they are doing and should learn and increase their On Saturday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m., the top 96 bowlers will capabilities. We also hope to develop in the student the return to bowl. From this group, based on a six-game total YMCA girls victorious, components gymnastics offer — namely strength, flexibility pintail, the top 15 will advance to the finals, and with the and body awareness. The Barnstormers is both a developmen- seeded defending champion Charles Del Plato of Lakewood, tal school for youngsters and adults of all ages and an intense begin head to-head double elimination match game play Sun- training program for high level female gymnasts agea 10 to day, Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. 15." Others contributing to the high scoring event were Dan set four new team marks The school has purches Olympic apparatus for teaching Whitehurst 111-146-196 - 71« and Hank von Saspe tS-ttttH - The Community YMCA girls varsity swim team sped past medley (1:30.0) and the 100-yard backstroke (1:11.7). the uneven bars, vaulting, balance beam, floor exercise, 701. In all, there were 60 bowlers that broke the 600 barrier in Passalc-Cllfton, 110-80, while the boys lost to Lakeland Hills, Joy and Keller also achieved national qualifying times. trampoline and strip tumbling. Pre-school classes for three to what was supposed to be a tough house to hit. 1U-M, In recent dual meet action. Joy recorded hers in tbe 100-yard breaststroke (1:40.1) while five year olds are conducted twice a week. All other classes A review of the top M qualifiers eligible to return Saturday The victory upped the girls record to 5-1. In addition, the Keller did it in the 100-yard butterfly. Megan Apy, Red Bank, are held weekdays after school and on Saturdays. Thursday are listed in the order of their position by score. squad set four records and met seven team national qualifying was the only other double winner with victories in the 100-yard nights are reserved for local high school gymnasts to work 1 — Jimn Murphy, Mdltwn Mlka Fowlar, Lakawood (407); 50 — out (3O0-721); I — DM Whltehurtt, CD. Russall Surdl. Hall.I (404); 51 — times. freestyle (U.I) and the 100-yard butterfly (1:04.6). I711II — Hanrv von Saspe, OM Srklw Charts* Jnsup, Colli Met (404)I a — Sherrie Zielke, Atlantic Highlands, swam to a new record Other Winners The two teachers' real challenge Ues in the girls' team (7011; 4 — Ron Way*, union Bch.; Anthony Slronlaro. Hatlal 1404); 11 — IMI). 5 — Ron Carhart, Salford (477); 4 Staphar, Cabula, Union B*ach 1404); 54 in the 10 and under 50-yard breaststroke with a time of St.t. Other winners, all in the 13-14 age group, were Sarah they are molding for national competition. With 11 high- - Ronald Maltese. KMM. (471); 7 - — Fr*d Brioiowikl. Union Baach Zielke also doubled with a 1:16.7 victory In the 100-yard Wilson, Fair Haven, Estelle Cuadrado, Red Bank, and Kim ranking county gymnasts already on tbe roster, they are on JanJamews HardingHerdlna , Jr.Jr , HaileHUtt (474)(474) ; II — I4O1)1 ! 5S5i — MartiMtin ChristianaChiti . HwHeiletl Uackstroke. . ' RbnaM Matella, Jr. Brick (444). 11 — M»iKVSXt3!ftH. Kristin Pascale, Middletown, notched the second record Mike Halfacre, Fair Haven, was the boys lone triple John J. Perls. Keeni 1443); 11 - DevId — John Barrett. HartH (40t); 5* — Rkh Sherkev, Sr., R.B. 1440); 11 — Frank Drltcoll, Hailat (400)1 41 — Tanv with a 1:05.8 in the 11 and under 100-yard individual medley. winner. Halfacre triumphed In the 100-yard freestyle (54.8), CapparXII, Plalnfleld (414)! 14 - John Florak. w. Koans (400); 41 — John Pascale also won the 11-12100-yard backstroke in 1:05.0 100-yard backstroke (1:03.8) and was a member of the 200- velchlk. Jr., Boachwood 1417)! ts — Farrara. Balford IM); 41 — Slavan Thomas N.Marsh. Ft. Monmouth (451); Emanual*. Brick (510); 43 — Bdbbv The third individual mark set was by lisa Auerbach, Fair yard medley relay team. Other members of the quartet were NFL Standings 14 — James McEwan, W. Keana. (411)! Rung*. Baltord (S»7I; u — Gana Dillon. 17 - Thomas Hynes. Brick 1451); II- ST.. Hail.l ISM); 45 - Harold Davis. Haven, with a 1:01.1 In the 11-14 iOO-yard butterfly. Robert Lehman, Rumson, John Cronen, Marlboro, and Eric Relph Clntron, L.B. (444); H — Jamas All. Highlands (»i). M — Mlka Malek. Jr.. BuamflaM 1441); 10 - Koialak. Naptuna ISW); 47 — Jay Aaberbach's perforance also met a national qualifying time. Tiachendorf, Colts Neck. Cronen also topped tbe field In the St.Louis at Pittsburgh. 7:15 p.m. Joseph EolM. Jeckson (441); 11 — Wil- W L T Pie OP OA Boston vs. Hartford at Springfield Dackar. Elliabalh (5*1); 41 — Chat 100-yard butterfly (1:06.3). liam Osbome, E.Keens. (414)! 33 — ort istl); at —J Medley Relay Victors II I 11 71 105 141 Man.. 7:35 p.m. Jamea Paustlan, Tlnton Falls (414); 13 "Lups " Rufflnl, R.B. (Mil! 7* — JO* I* • 55 1*5 IH Detroit at Toronto. liOJ p.m. ' Schorti. Spring Leke (»l); 71 — John The 15-17 400-yard medley relay team, composed of Nancy Peter Kaiser, Holmdel, was the only other double winner II 4 51 144 154 Atlanta at uuooec. 1:05 p.m. — Edwin Karlbon. Morgan. (4111, 14 — 5U.nl.ro, Heilet <5t4)i 71 Jim Wilson, Fair Haven, Patricia Joy, Colts Neck, Gail Casey, with victories In the 11-12100-yard freestyle (59.0) and the 50- Washington at Chicago, 1:15 p.m. William Moldenheuer, Old Bridge Bartlett. Cliff. Beech ISW); 71 — Wll- Montreal at Colorado. t:15 P.m. 1411); 15 - Jemes D. Vlllee, See Girt llam Marasco. Mlddletown (10*); 74 — Holmdel. and Karen Keller, Mlddletown, got the final record yard butterfly (»,7). Edmonton at Laa Angeles, 11:0S p.m. (410); 44 - Robert Ayotle, E. K*em. Flore Corclono, Eatentown'(SW),' 75 — I4M); 17 - Joa Meniiopene. Jr. E.ton- Robert Cotentlno. Eetontown (SW; 74 with a 4:19.3 The 10 and under medley relay team, Alex Loglia, town (410); M — Lou Gstjba, HUM — Lloyd Slormi, W. Keens. (5171; 77 — I4J0); » — Mark Ftorllkj, Kavport Robert Arenas, MaUwen 1544); 71 — Casey and Wilson wound up with three victories on the Holmdel, Steve DePolo, Little Silver, Alex Chernof f, Rumson, I4»); at - William Walker. Jr.. Ml Joe Conover, Well (544)1 71 — O*ry day. Casey had a pair of national qualifying times in the 100- and Jeff DeHalnaut, Atlantic Highlands, took first in 2:14.4. asMawn (US); It - Ernie Barraud. imbro. Heilel (504); 10 — Jerry An Belmar (414); n— Raymond Budnkkl. derion, Menasouan (504); It — Gererd yard freestyle (57.0) and the 100-yard butterfly (1:03.0). Sean Moran, Red Bank, and Tom Koller, Matawan, i ...... I t 1-4 Bay H**d 1411); 33 — John sawenk. Scene. Ksansburg (544); at — John First Period—1, Hertford, Det»l 7 E. Koans. (4101; 14 - Richard PUmr. Meonotta, R.B. (541); 41 — Don Clark. Wilson equalled that feat with wins in the 100-yard individual first in tbe 11-12 and 15-17 diving competition, respectively. (Sims, Carroll), 1:14. 1, Hartford. Oceen <41*>; IS — Kanneth FlUpetrlck. L.B. 1545), 44 - Frank D'Amodio, Jr., 31 13 44 IM IH Brick (41Oi 34 — John Barn*, R.B. Keansburg (144); 45 — David Hell, 2» 11 M 117 131 Stoughton JJ4 (Sims. Roberts), 1:41.1, Atlente, Nllsun 14 (Vail, MacMlllan). (4111; 17 - John Fortl, Holmdel (417); Jackson (541); 44 — Lynn Scereno, Mid Minnesota 13 15 51 117 145 34 — Raymond Brooder, W. Keens. dlelown (541); 17 — William Gurlev. Ouaaac It II 45 ISO 145 1417)! II — Alan Van Vila I. MUdlotoon Eatonlown (Sll)i II — David Toronto » 14 44 111 117 (4141; 40 - agon* MIKMr, Jr., B*Hord Fernandas. Neptune I sal); II — Walter Stoughton M (O. How*. Sims). 10:41. 5, (411)! 41 —Steven Grssso, Ocean (414)! Mewos. Jr.. Highlands (510); to — Rkh Montreal 35 Mi 14 147 141 Hartford, Rowe II (M. Howe, Kaon), Helnke, Neptune (540) I »l — William Meadowlands Tonight 11:11. Peneltv-Boloirev. All, 1:10. 43 — Donald Sward. Freehold (411): 41 Los Angelas 11 II I 51 in Itl Mayer. Lekewood (SMI, n — Pat At- Pittsburgh II is 11 M 144. 177 Third Period—4, Hartford. — Joseph Zweldlngor. Keyport (411); 44 tanatlo. L.B. (HO); n — John Flnney, Detroit II U 7 43 143 141 Stoughton 10 (M. Howe, Sims), 1:41. 7. — Joseph P*tlln*lo, Jr., Hailat (410); Highlands (500); 44 — Richard Lubrlch, lot: Paca.lt.a4* Ird: Tret, 114444 H»: Paca. %!,•**, Cling. * Hertford. Rogers 10 (Stouahtaro. 11:07. Idle Dream (H.FIIIon) Hertford 14 n 10 M 157 late 45 — Rgggle Berkley, Freehold 1110); 44 Allenwood (Moll 45 — William Siren*, Walnut Tlma HUM) Little Scuddar (Parker Jr.).. .1-1 Southorn Snip (Wabster) Penalties— Houston, AM, I:it; Plan. Jr., Kevpert (57t>; H . David Brecken, Just Ask Ma . Scott Hagileon 1 William.) ...H Mllous Victory (Oglujrty) S-1 Kafs Baron (Campbaii) Redleaf Fighter IH.FIIIon) IM Ooallas—Atlanta, Bouchard; Hart- Irish Tip ICampbsll) Bobcat Fonje (Maml) 10-1 Montreal at Vancouver, 11:05 p.m. J*wnH*rs Sunny (Sarkner) ...4.1 Kathleen Rodney (Adorns) ... S-l Winnipeg at Los Angeles. 11:05 p.m. ford, Smith. A—7417. Deck Hend M (Oohertv) ...M Rufus Powar (Johnson) Lancer Almahurst (Wright) ..1-1 Amaxbro Ben (Wundorllch) , 15-1 15-1 Natural vk Illccum) .10-1 Audience INoDrlverl...... 4-3 Smoky Joa Go (Dateri) Steady Comoro (Hylkema) 4*J|: Trot, 411404 ttt: Face, ItJM College Scores pWs* Nimble (Stiffen .. lit Quaker Soy (No Drlvar) SI Har Bias (Slollilui) Fulls Ceptaln (Scnwarti) 15-1 Good Knight Che me (Ooudroeu).. . 10-1 As A Rule N (No Driver) .. ltt-1 Chlaf Exacullva (No Drlvar) Legal Hill (Kelly) 10-1 LIMen tan (Parker) ...4.1 Cooks Cream* (KueMer) .4-1 Orllton Du Vlvlar (No Drlvar) ClUgpara Boy (Redwrt) IM uePeulM. Crelghton71 Freedom Knight (Thomas) ..4.1 Pieman (Story) .15-1 Big Oule ICaner) Tommy Crown (Camaron) NBA Standings Alcom St. 75. Canlslua 70 DePauw 100, Rootavall Univ. 71 Our Ledys a*M IBeldechlno) Breill (No Driver) Coons Gamble (Webster) .4-1 Dalroll 15, Xavlar, Ohio 71 Colonial Dandy (Campbaii) Frosty Penn (Loenav) .. M Army 40, Rocheslsr 51 Boenms D* Prlma (Wrlgnt) ... 4-1 Steedy Race (Campbell) 3-1 BUomsbunSt. 71, York 40 Orurv II, Marymount. Kan. 71 Flying Mlndy K (Remmen) .1-1 Doumarkwlll IGlorglannll ElfclaCoillm (Hvlkama) Walkakano (Mouongor) ..4-1 Ft. Hayi SI. 17, Mld-Amsrka Nai- 11-1 PA. Scrap Iron (Parx.r Jr.) Cleveland at Boston. 7:10 p.m. Brackpart St 71, Rochester Tacit 71 FrIUIe Coeleck 1 Webster) ...4-1 Macadu (Deters)... . ., 15-1 Happy Disciple (Campbell) .4-1 Detroit at PhlladetpNa, 0:05 p.m. roaaaj Star Sant (Long) ..1-1 Old Hiram (McLaren) ...4.1 Scolbav (Porker Jr.) 1-1 Trompas Henovsr (H.FIIIon) Indiana at Washington. •: 01 P.m. Buffalo 74, CarUand SI. 41 Grand View M. Mount Mercy 54 Advocelor Hanover (H.FIIIon) ... M Jolly Turbo (McArthy) Saballst (Marohn) Crystal Rum (Kelley) 10-1 W L PCI. O* San Antonio at Houston, 1:05 p.m. .. KH Fin* Ayrgs (Thomas) C.W. Post ts, Johns Hopkins 71 Illinois St. 44. NE Louisiana 45 tut: me*. rl.104, ctasd 17 11 .7 0 — New Jersey at Utah. 1:10 p.m. Kearney SI. HO, Baltevue 71 ftti FM*,oaJM Pnlledelphle at 14 .TV t Clarion St Ot, Pitt-Johnuown at Racer (Doherty) 10-1 Denver at Phesnlx, 1:15 p.m. Edlnbofo SI. Hi M*w cvtturst 74 Louisiana SI. 45. Kentucky 40 Edgawood CfKaan (White) Sudden Twinkle (Dekovltch) 11-1 New York 14 14 .411 II Kernel City at Seattle. 10:10 p.m. Dodo* Acres Larry (Wright) Elmlra », Naieralh 57 Louisiana Tech 74, SW Louisiana 70 Tempest Direct IR.FIIIon) ..7-1 Washington 11 37 !*4» I4W Lumer Tt. Concordla. WIS. 41 Meadowlands Results Bragman Hanovar (Jahnaon) 11 10 .411 14 FalrtHM 55. S. Connecticut SI. 54 Merk Collins (Campbell) 15-1 eOUHW) STATS (Ml) Gannon 71. Sllpparv Rock 41 Mlnot St. 74. Mayvllte St. 75. OT Thundar Brat (Dateri) Mailer Ricky (Spertndl) ..4-1 Cooper 1M 4. Parker 104 4. Parish lea Wlia IGagllarol) Geneva 71. Alliance 41 OraT Roberts tl. Ok I*. City 71 Screpln Beauty (Parker) ..*•! 7 0-0 14. Lucas I 11 11, While 1 11 a. SI. Joseph's, Ind. 100, Ashland 01 1st: Clme. Paca, IM. 14.441 eel: Free Per All. Tret. IM.S3*M» Blllla't Idaal (Kutbtar) . 10-1 Allenta George Weshlngton 101, American II Thumpers Bunny (Berkner) Short 11110, Smith 15-5 n, Ray 11-11, Keen 51. Stevens Tech 50 SI. Louis U0, Butlar 71 Mermen Brown (MeGee)..31.404.1• 4.10 Cold Comfort (Lahmanr). UN 1.10 3.30 Stavla Bowlar (Barkqar) BO'S Pride IMessenger) ..M Sen Antonio JOS 1' Abarnalhy IMS, Towimnd I 04 1. nr .500 ivi Kin**, Pa. 74, Mansl le Id St. 7] SW Missouri 77, SI Missouri 45 Aviator Brat (CamMall) 10 so 7 » Allans Adloa (Wawatl 3 JO 3 to Kung Fu (McGovarn) Plecervllle IKuabler) ..4*1 Totals 4414-11101. Shaflar Adloa (Butlar) r. 14.20 El Sllcar (H.FIIIon) 4.10 Carrter IM Chip (No Drlvarl Indian* M 4 Le Roche 74. P*nn Stale Capitol 44 Valley City St. 14, Dickinson SI. 44 Barons Brat (Luchento) NBW YORK (1*7) Wkhlta St. 41, Drake 70 l»d;P*c*. 1M.57.M0 auctaMSMe Lavarn's King Fin (Suffal) Undercurrent N IStolUfus) Cleveland .41! 0 LaSalle 71. Delaware St Kencho (Fosttr) 125.0015.4014.20 7t»:Cln»j.. Faca. 1M,t1M4* Detroit let ISM Knight 104 4, Merlweether 44-414, Ural*. Md. 71, Merlst at. OT William Jewell 40, BonMktlna. KM. Certwrlght 114-7 21, RkMrdsonla-7 23. Menhatun 74, R amapo H IlUcott Max (WlllUms) 14.20 14.40 J M Sam (Plutlnol 31.40 14.40 14.40 R.Williams 10 1-4 22. Damk 0 1-4 1. Visit* (Doherty) 4.40 Saratoga Stan (Samson) 4 JO MO SELECTIONS Mount St. Marys 111, Pratt 51 SOUTHWBST Monroe 2 0-0 4, Capalandl 1-2 7. Huston Muhlenberoll.Allantown47 Arkansss 71, Texas Tech 41, OT Pontagon (Parkar Jr.) 5.40 - Scott Napoleoa, Deck Hans N, Walaat Time 0 04 0. S.Williams 0 04 0. Glenn 1 04 2. Arkansas Coll. 71, Cant. Arkansai 57 t1.4ia.40 IIKU M »1tl OS Kansas Cliy a a Mew Peltt St. It. SUNY-Merlilme 43 Totals 412130107. N.Y. Poly 40, Cathedral71 Ark.-Flne Bluff II, Dlllard 17 ... TK4.1I MM. 1*4411*44* Mk! CMa. NK, 1M. itajot - Flying Mlady K, Boeams Da Prlma, Advecator Haaover Milwaukee a 14 Jit IV, Oetd*. State. 14 37 13 B-m Arkansas Tech 50, S. Arkansas 44 Hltor T Bvrd (Campbell). 15.40 7.404.40 Trolan Loo.ll (Turcette).. 11.40 5.40 3.40 Chicago II a JO II Penn St. 71, Richmond 41 - UtUe Sctjdder, Maritime Tiger, Noble Salate New Yar«...... HUM 10-147 Phlle. Te.llle 74. Wllkei 44 Baylor IS. TCU 71 Glen Lobell ITurcotta) 1103.40 Lucky Bingo (Rodgars) 4.40M0 Denver 11 15 .140 14 Three-eolnl goal—SmIUi. Fouled out rtaglns Roa* (Waetstar) 1 40 Sun City Baron Iwagaatrl MO Utah II 17 115 15V. Pittsburgh 54, St. Francis. Pa., 91 Dallas Baptist 71, Ark. Lima Rack at -BraiU, Steady Race, Big Oulu — Parish. Hay. Total fouls—OMden Queani 41, Lehman 54 Hendrlx 77, Coll. of the Ourtu 45 •uctai-4W.ll Slate 17, New York 11. Technical—Par- Howard Payne 54. Abilene Christian 4*>: Clia. Ppca. 1 M, |7,P»S tai Faca. 1M. IKJJta -TtwliailwirikyN.SogjtheraSaip.Cap Houer Se*ttle 47 II .711 — St. Boneventure IS, Selan Hell 40 ish. A—11411. SI. John Fisher 40, Houonton 44 4 Jadlbe Dollar (Parker Jr.) Avatar (Wabster) 3.002.402.40 LaaAlkMkM 37 14 ,4N M 1.40 MO 4.44 Sparkling Rum (Glambronal... 4.40 4.40 - Chief EiecaUve. Her Bias, Saballst SI. John's. N.Y. 17, Nlegere 43 Lemer 52. Arkansas St. 44 WKejh* Lumber (Bevosl Jr.). 14.00 11.40 Scorpio Way (Mantl) 4.40 - Ice Wise, Dodge Acrei Larry, Bregniaa Haaover PHIUUMLPMIA (Wt) Lubbock Christian 04, Sul Ross40 Prince Rabalton (Poulln) 4.10 eiactaHsirjJB SttL, S S Ervlng 15 2-2 JX C. Jonas 4 II t, N. Texas St. 77, Hardln Simmons 71 MM: Paca. 1 M. 14.S44 - Lancer Almahirst, Power of Attoraey, Hie Dream Portland 15 a £ .1 Oawklns 11-7 It, Cheeks 1 1-2 7. Rkh Waynestwra M. Froatbure SI. go Ouachlt* 50, Ark.-Montkotl* 41 .471 Iltt Sam Houston St. 4), SW Texas St. 57 Oromlcla lOoudreeul 4 404.40 340 15 17 ardeen 4 II t, Blbby t II I. S. Jones 4 MIDWBST wise Henever (G Blllle Roan (DaMarco) 5.40 M0 - Trampas Haaover, Frosty Pen, Edeai Gamble Naw York 107. Golden Slate 101 111 17, Mix IM 4 Total! 41 1427 101 Bredlay 04. W. Taxes St. 71 Stephen F. Austin44. Texas All 71 Wave On By* (Campbell) 1.101 JO mum (Long) 4.00 II-Tempest Direct, BG'sPride, ScraplnBeaaty Utah 107, Philadelphia Ml UTAH (Wl Cameron tl, Phillips 72 T.xatl7, nice 74 Flaps Up (Long) 140 Tiimianinai.il DantMV 14 1-2 10. Boswall 4 0-1 0, Chicago State 71, Chkego Circle 51 Texaa A4.M 12, Houston 71 BMCttMSMS MHBIII tunum BEST BET: Chief Ezecattve (Ita) TeaMM's oanee Poqu*tte 13-3 11. Furkm 0 4-4 M,Soone Washington at Atlanta. 7:15 p.m. 10 4-4 24, Wllllams2044, Brltlow312 4. Lot Anoeles at Cleveland. 1:05 o.m. Whltanaed 01-11 Totals 4411-11107 OoMan SUte at Detroit. 1:05 p.m. FUllHUMHUM lt-tai • Houston at Indiana. 0:05 p.m. *_4 fjja tjS. IMJ Boston at Chicago. 0:1) o-m. el Freehold Today Kansas City at Danvor, 1:15 p.m. »n. Total fouls—PNIadal- Phoenix at San Diego, 10:15 p.m. phla II, Utah 13. Technlcels-Wllllems. Milwaukee at Portland, 11 p.m. CONVENTION KHirais 11*44 run MM Flashy IMarlllo) •.... 4-1 Utah team foul. Danttev. A— II Jjn. Erik Brian iRadn«r!T..Z!r. 5-1 Southempton Carol (McNutt) 1-1 Fgrmsas Dream ILUUI 5-1 .._ 1-1 AuClalr Fury (King Jr.) 4-1 La Baron Bl ana art (Morris) 7-1 c WoMeFollle (Benete*) 4-1 Julia Laa Hy (King Jr.1 7-1 Knight Time Joe WmliiZ'.'.'.'.ZZ'. 4-1 Albart Almahursl (McGovarn III).!.. 4-1 Peter P*r»*r (KM Jr.) 4-1 Count Candor (ConsM) 1-1 Sunrise O B (Vinci) 7-1 Johns JTIKoth Jr.) 15-1 HALL Ala Tony (OMssntl) 4-1 Som* Malor (Oksuara) 4-1 High Hep* Lvsi (No Driver) 4-1 PHONEt 775-0900 RoeeUnd Scott (PaleaaM) 5-1 Pro Bowl'81? Hawaii Tarport Erk (Ven Ostrend) 4-1 Clalra Augustus (Augusllna) 4-1 Happy Z IAP4C4) 4-1 ON THC BOAROWAL• ••^ w w ^-^sajpjav«K i - AMUR*r^*>^graj*jrware^Y • PAR• ^—mm K Cerlnye Jack (Cnecln) . _ 4-1 Song Hill llnokal) 14V1 Bkjnk Byrd (Marlnelll Jr.) 101 Sugar E IRayll) s-l Haul Marval (Nuuol Nerre Vanca (Morse) »-t Oln Customer llasml IM wmm Klencnens Stephen (MarcWIno).... »1 44k: Pece, 1 M, Arao Ed (T*t*l 4-1 HONOLULU (AP) - Tbe Nattonal Football League's Pro SiOO a*: P*c*. 11.7*4, 4S>: Faca. 11.74*. Cum. Overturn (Benlmell) M HI Fl Ma> (KMIV) 4-1 Bowl game will be played In Honolulu again next year, P.M. John Denver (Punlollllo) worthy Lova (Xanthos) 5-2 Rum Margarita IBettonl) t-1 W F Adloa (Clupln) M Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced yesterday. JAN. 31 Mae B Alert (Bresnahen) Berkshire Sklppar IGreonl 7-1 Young Bat (CAmlcol 10-1 mmmliiMmriKMiim EVEMT Appst Sunday (Na Driver)c= i M Amaxbro Joan (Llparl) 1-1 AC Tim* (Ho Driver) 4-1 Malestk Jeff (Colasantl) 10-1 M The annual postseason all-star contest will be played at naw IMcAlllster) 4 1 Smok* Slack Vkar (Campball) Frankle See (Riaaell) s-l r*« na» ' « * » w Seal Bel IKetly) II Broamsata Ollbart (McO*t) f-l Black Barmln (Ingrassla Jr.) M Aloha Stadium here on Feb. 1,1981, Roxelle Hid. IVAN KoollonoLoalGant) ' Crimean B**u (Kelly) Belmullet I Kelly) 7-1 SwWenrk (Powers) 4-1 Capper Bo> (Inoraule) 4-1 o*td Van (Lyons) _ 15-1 Voting Russall (Kaflv) 14-1 Boron Tonka (Tafone Jr.) 4-1 The decision to play the game in Honolulu again next year Super Mike (P*rry) 15-1 Viking Almanurst (D.FIlton) 13-1 Abadsns Girl (FIMd) 4-1 Cruleer C (R.FIIIon) S-l was a result of tbe 'Intense enthusiasm' of local fans and tbe mi Hon. n,ao, on Lord Cocky Haven (Kotbo) 4-1 Frosty Carnival lAckarman) 4-1 Bullet van Pece (Decrease) 10-1 excellent cooperation and support of the Hula Bowl commit- H E D (Oencer) _..(•] Fly Fly Love IN* Driver)..... IM tee, which also helped put on the Pro Bowl, he said. Tom Heel (K*lly) t-1 Avon Early Byrd (Hudson) 10-1 ^PUTSKI Freehold Results llimr.1lli SAurray (aidant*Jr.)"!" 7-1 lint: Pat*. 11,7*4. Chs Early televslon rating Information indicates that Sunday's Crystal David IBodlne) 5-1 Nendlne Scott (Justus) 4-1 wnccia, 11,1*4 v) Ml Rock Hooper (Horrts) 4-1 Slacn Time IFrledmen) 7-1 game could be among the highest-rated In Pro Bowl history, fT KEN Rod Bareness (Angle Jr.). 11.10 5.001.40 Sieclo 1-1U4JI Irlbal IDnM 11-1 Harry McEllen (Fegllarone) 1-1 Roxelle said. Frlskev First (K*lly) 5.101.10 71b: Face, 1M.4U44 Bronivllle IBonacorsa) 15-1 Pony Craig (Rlno) 5-1 lualll La4»ll (Sresnenan) 2 40 OO Ohjry (Poulln) 14.401.401.40 Mils Dora N (Oovllls) 4-1 The 1M1 game also will be telecast nationally by ABC-TV. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN the last in the crowd to believe that Kennedy would run. of campaigning, I feel embarrassed, as if I were watch- "You have to want it so bad and you know you are the They are all playing "What's Happening To Ted." It But like everyone in Massachusetts, I'm a longtime ing a great athlete striving for a comeback with bad best because otherwise you could be deterred You could is, alter all, the favorite political game of the week, Kennedy watcher It comes with the territory. And this knees. I want to change the channel. read all the junk and start to cry every-other minute .... running neck and neck with reruns of the Superbowl. The campaign just doesn't compute. Everything is wrong. His voice Is strained, his timing is off, his eyes are You Just have to have that vision straight ahead Ted has senator is rolling a million into a shoestring and the fans Whatever you used to say about Kennedy, you never glazed and his energy is drained by bad news or bad back that. Otherwise, bow could you take it? Because it's a are out in search of the whys. would have called him inarticulate. Whether you agreed bitch, frankly " 1 or bad timing, a bad Karma. Everything is wrong. "Why' ' the political sports writers ask a Kennedy with him or didn't agree with him, you never would have But one impression keeps percolating up through the She is right. You have to want it so bad you can taste adviser -tailed bun uncertain, floundering, bumbling There was a "everything." One sentence keeps recurring in my it. Or else you can't take it That, I think, is her husband's "Afghanistan," be answers. "Iran. Brezhnev. The sense that he knew in his gut where be stood, what he brain: The guy doesn't want it. problem. Ayatollah ' Kennedy began running against Carter's stood for. It's written in his body language. It's in his eyes, his Looking at him from the stands, I see a man running economic policy and now he's the first walking wounded Those who have followed him know that at times he speech patterns, his erratic behavior. It's even in the for President dutifully, fatalistically, unhappily. I see a of the second Cold War can be incredibly distracted. He clicks out and nobody's calm, almost depressed affect. The man doesn't really complicated man with a lot to win by losing. Privacy, Why'' they ask another pol home. But watching him now going through the motions want to be in lows, Maine, New Hampshire. He doesn't peace, family, personal freedom. "Chappaquiddick," he says. The issue won't die. The want to be asked again about Chappaquiddick, about his If Ted runs and loses, he exorcises the past. He's done campaign is drowning in doubt. sex life, about the Shah. it; he's run for President and doesn't have to do it again. "Why? " they ask a media mogul. Before the Iowa vote, when I talked with Joan, I If he runs and loses, he exorcises the fear. He has "The press," he muttered. They're making Carter shared my own gut impression with her. She listened, as survived. He is, in a very real sense, a free man. look like a statesman and Kennedy look like a bumbler. she does, intently and then sat a few seconds thinking Kennedy was pushed into this race by internal and Finally they ask a Kennedy strategist with an Iowa before she answered. external pressures. His relief and delight in deciding has Hangover and a case of New Hampshire Dreads, and he Lifestyle "You really HAVE to want it. You have to want it so been followed by the depression of running I' m no more a answers: "Everything is wrong." bad you really can taste it. Otherwise you wouldn't be shrink than a sports announcer, but it looks to me like Ted Well, I don't usually play this game in print. If I bet on able to put up with all that's thrown at you — including all Kennedy just plain doesn't want it. And that's why politics, I'd be in hock up to my second mortgage. I was the articles, insinuation, and all the stuff. everything is wrong. Thinking June in Jcmuar By MARGUERITE HENDERSON ON THE BRIDEGROOMS SIDE fees. Clear with clergyman where and when pic- tures may be taken in church or synagogue. LITTLE SILVKR Gifts Winds, Prospect Ave- The bridegroom doesn't get off scot-free. He nue here, had its first bridal seminar and fashion pays for the bride's rings and gift, as well as for the Only one month to go! show and some 350 brides-to-be, prospective marriage license and his medical examination. 1. Address and mail invitations. bridgerooms, parents, members of the bridal Also on his tab are the bride's bouquet and going 2. Buy gifts for attendants and bridegroom. party, et. al. showed up. away corsage, boutonnieres for men in the wedding Make plans for luncheon for attendants. It may still be January; but June is coming on party and flowers for the two mothers. He buys 3. Try to have friends give showers now, and strong! gifts for his attendants and provides arranging then finish your shopping for lingerie, linens and Ruth Sommer, a Gift Winds' owner, terms the accomodatlons. He gives the fee to the clergyman, household furnishings. evening a great success and comments on the pays for the wedding trip and —if he's smart- 4. Check on outfits for bridal party and have attentiveness of the audience as representatives sends flowers to the bride's mother after the wed- fitting on your wedding gown: Arrange for photog- of Waterford Crystal, Lenox China and Reed Si ding, along with a warm "thank you" note. rapher to be present at your final fitting if you Barton Silver Co. conducted an informative semi- the bridegroom's parents pay for their personal plan to have picture of bride alone run In news- nar. wedding outfits, any travel expenses and hotel bills papers immediately after the wedding. Then fashions from Mustiiio's, Red Bank, and a wedding gift for the bridal couple. The dinner 5. Buy your bridegroom's wedding ring and he were modeled, flowers from April Showers preceding or following the rehearsal can be given should get yours. Florist, Holmdel, were shown. And a wedding by either the bride or bridegroom's family. 6. Remind bridegroom to order boutonnieres cake from Caputo Italian Pastry Shop, Long and flowers for wedding party and for the two Branch, was served. Several other area mothers. aw merchants participated. THREE-MON"1"'"—"~" '"•>• > '•'• ' 7. Consult with caterer about menu ami cue. > Formal weddings, it would seem, are far from The Jewelry Industry Council has also worked Take up matter of decorations with the florist. outmoded. up a three-month wedding plan schedule; it ad- 8. Arrange for accommodations for out-of- vises though that in some communities—as with town guests. MAKING PLANS some religions—a year is a minimum period for Little more than a week left! 1. Take wedding proper wedding planning. form and formal picture to the newspapers im- As a service to those couples planning a wed- As a general rule-of-thumb, the council notes mediately in order to have the announcement run ding (and as a gentle nudge to others just now that at the three month countdown, brides-to-be right afterwards. If photograph of bride or bridal thinking twosome) we pass on a few helpful hints should: couple is taken on the day of the wedding, submit from the Jewelry Industry Council. The council 1. Decide whether the wedding will be formal this as soon as possible after the wedding to has come up with "who should pay for what" lists or informal. assure its use. Two weeks is an accepted period. for an etiquette-perfect expense breakdown. 2. Consult with clergyman to arrange details. 2. Check on arrival of gowns and troieseu 3. Make up a guest list, consulting with both items. , , The bride pays for her trousseau, the bride- families. 3. Make beauty shop appointment for hairdo groom's wedding ring and gift (optional), pres- 4. Make arrangements for reception, catering and manicure. ents and accommodations for her attendants, and music. —•• •— 4. Have bridesmaids' luncheon. —"•— personal stationery and calling cards, and her 5. Choose bridal party and order bridal gbwn medical examination. 5. Put your gifts on display. Be prompt with and decide what attendants will wear. your acknowledgements. If the bride-to-be is financially independent 6. Select patterns of silver, china and crystal 6. Pack uncrushables when you have free time she may, of course, assume any part of her and register choices with merchants of your and spend leisure time with family. family's traditional responsibilities. These in- choice. clude wedding Invitations and enclosure cards, 7. Decide on decor and furnishings for home or It's the day before your wedding... announcements, engagement and wedding photo- apartment. i: Tell someone your honeymoon itinerary and RMlttof tun »4wtM kv Lif rv Nnu graphs, church rental and fees for organist, arrange for someone to check on your new home SWEET SCENE — Ginnv Samaras, Little Silver, wearing a bridal ensemble from soloist and sexton. It's two months until wedding day. Council while you are gone. Mustiiio's, Red Bank, Is Joined bv Chris Lehmann, Eatontown, to cut into the says you should... 2. Go to your hairdresser early, and then to handsome wedding cake prepared bv Caputo Italian Pastry Shop, Long Branch, for Also, the costs for aisle carpet and flowers for 1. Order Invitations, announcements and per- wedding rehearsal and dinner. the bridal show at Gift Winds, Little Silver. the church and bridesmaids' bouquets and flower sonal stationery. 3. Check your luggage and go to bed early. headpieces, gratuity for traffic problems, trans- 2. Buy what you'll need for your trousseau. There, see how easy It is in print? In reality, portation for bridal party from house to church to 3. Set date for wedding rehearsal and arrange you should be prepared for an occasional prob- reception, the bridesmaids' luncheon and entire for rehearsal supper. lem. And may your married life be as jojous as Bridge league winners cost of the reception. 4. Book wedding photographer and discuss planning for the wedding should be.

DEAL-Winners of the Bob Keller and Sol Schneider, Kronisch, West Long Branch, American Contract Bridge Lincroft; third overall, Bill and Thursdays at 12: IS p.m. League membership game and Mary Mosher, Tinton under the direction of Charles held in the Jewish Communi- Falls, and fourth overall, Tepper, Long Branch. Novice ty Cener, 100 Grant Ave., are Lenny Gray, Asbury Park, games are on the fourth Tues- f . announced. and Ida Ford, Shrewsbury. day of every month at 8 p.m. First overall, Marty Rob- Bridge games are held Additional information ins and Linda Germain, Brick Wednesdays at 8 p.m. under may be had by calling the Township; second overall, the direction of Gloria Jewish Community Center.

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By ERMA BOMBECK Like some bumper stickers aren't funny, you know? Uke, "Insanity Is Hereditary. You Can Get It From Your Children.'' You've all seen that one, right? For sure. I've got a few good hours left before I check into the home, but as sure as I'm sitting here I've got the first symptoms of a case of children called, "Trites Disease." I mean really! You're not going to believe this, but I used to speak in clear, concise, coherent sentences. At the end of them my voice fell until it was almost inaudible. Then a few years ago, every sentence became a question. I began to develop creeping HERE COME THE BRIDES — A capacity crowd sits at attention at the bridal cliches. Not a lot at first, but just a few "you knows?" and a couple of "reallys!" seminar In Gift Winds, Little Silver; where spokesmen for various gift manaufac- Today, my brain has absolutely no control over my mouth. It just rambles. It turers spoke, and fashions from Mustiiio's, Red Bank, were paraded. Posed from reacts tojevery word uttered whether it makes sense or not. left to right at left are, Cheryl Parker, Mlddletown; Susan Porges, Rumson, and Like someone can say, "My dog died," and I'll answer, "You're kidding!" Alysla Pappas, Tinton Falls,all In fashions from Mustiiio's, Red Bank. Or someone will say, "Dad is being held for ransom and we need 110,000 in a bowling bag at the playground by noon," and I'll reply quickly, "Noproblem," identity workshops set My reaction to anything, whether it be winning the Pillsbury bake-off or the nomination for the presidency, is " Awriiite." ABERDEE3RDEEN — BayshoBayshori e Uke really! I'm an English major, you know? Jewish Women's Division of DO IT YOURSELF I'm trying to fight this speech-crippling disease for sure, but it isn't easy with Greater Monmouth County AND SAVE!! three kids running in and out who speak nothing but children. Federation has planned an af- When I told my friends that I had taken "right on" out of my vocabulary and ternoon of free "identity" CUSTOM DRAPERIES Framing !• easy...framing is fun! Euy was working on "sorry 'bout that," my friends just smiled. workshops at Temple Beth because we cut the glau and nuts to your Ahm, Jan. 27. peclficatlons and we show you how to put "It won't do any good," they said. "Children are carriers of all kinds of bad SLIPCOVERS-UPHOLSTERY Ten different workshops the pieces together. Fun because doing It habits. Then they mature and move on to adulthood and you're stuck.'.' have been planned. Each Is yourself is custom framing at it* creative Last night I was in my son's apartment when he said, "Mom, sit up straight best! So... roust out that special print, designed to strengthen the FREE SHOP-AT-HOME painting or needlepoint... do your creative or your spine will grow that way. And get your feet off the furniture, I Just had it family's awareness of its thing. cleaned. Stop snacking or you won't eat your dinner." Jewish he.itage, tradition SERVICE CALL 747-2543 I stood up and shouted, "Really, bow rude! If I were a few years older, I bet and feelings. The workshops Opan: Mon.. Sal. 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. you'd have a little more respect for me, right? Well, for sure, this is the last time will be led by leaders of the 140 Nmman Spring Road. R«d Bank. 07701 I put up with your nagging, you know?" community and will include TafaphoM: 741-7784 RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP NOW OWN SUNDAYS 1 to S tM. ¥ He outgrew It. Maybe I will too. such issues as YouUi Cults in our Schools, Jewish Survival 39Vi Broad Street Red Bank Games, and Jewish Values. HINTS FROM HELIOSE SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1980 The DtailyRegister 15 Blackboard message

DEAR MELOUE: •atgrowaUaaaefalaaaa! -D.W.G. good!! We arc atiUiUg u oM My thai I have kepi far LETTER OP LAUGHTER TW rails caa alaa be wrapped aad trotea at the yean -I pen aiacc Mr •Meat Ma (BO* t*> wu DEAKHELOISE: browa-aad-aerve Mage. - Mlckle Crabtrae la lint grade. I have read yaw column dace I waa a teen- DEAR HELOISE: It's a blackboard, approximately M x U la- ager I alwaya wondered bow aayaaw caadd poaal- Once la a wbile I leave Ike suys la my ckat. taal kai a l-laca wooden frame aroaad It. Wy ate all lhaae hlala aUrt collars aad tae washer "eaU" Waea we redecorated ow Utchea, I palated WeU, I got married aad now I kaow! - kin. Ike blackboard frame to matck aw cabtaeta, tfcea MG Martinet ilag plaatlc wallet calaadars to kaag II bealde oar telephoae. I alio pal aa old replace them hat last week, walk cattlag ap eld faikloud matckboi bolder aa Ike wall (palated DEAR HELOISE: Love yoar colama. Jail maket my day. credit cards, I hit oa a aew idea. Ike ufflt color ai tke blackboard tiin» wltk rkalk Two suys caa be made from oae card wilkoat Thit moralag whea 1 made my asaal cap of lea aad erater la It. Tke eraaer flu perfectly wkcre using aay of the railed part, aad tkey hold ap I wu extra tklraly aad waated aaotber cap Tke tke matchbox would ordlaarilv fo. mack better Ikaa Ike caleadart. - Belle Mlak tea bag w»i aot quite tlroag eaoagk far that DEAR HELOISE: It really hat beea a Weaver. At lean DO* we •ecoad cap to I added a Uay bit of laatoal lea aa get "moat" pkoae meaaagea becaaae all that the tip of tke spoon. A note of thanks far tae many times I have ased yew kaanaald hints. aeeda to be done li to get tke ckalk aad write tke The tea wat wonderful aad I coald aat tell tke meiaage on tke bUckboard. difference. Now I weald like to make my coatriballoa to After Ike call li answered we Jaat eraie tke Thought tali might kelp others who hate lo yaw colama. message and are ready lor tae aaxt call. throw away a partially good tea bag. - Gertie 1 lake while tube socks with holes in them, boU Tke blackboard'! great to leave messages Brockmaa them thoroughly aad rinse well, aad eat oat lac whea a member of the family It going oat. toes, split them open aad make wonderful dish , DEAR HELOISE: rap —aad for free! Now when I come home from work, Ike Hnt Having lota of dinner guetts, I have leaned to Tkey are so soft. I'm sure tkey coald be ased place I look li at tke blackboard to aee who li make homemade rolls or bitrultt ahead of time, for many other things at weU. - Mrs. L.L.N. where. Sore aavea all that worrying and wonder- baking them to Ike stage of jail '"•^••'•g to Shame on you if you have a great household ing where they are and whea they'll he home. brown (like tke brown-and-terve roUt taal yoa hint you haven't shared with Heloise. Send it to So whatever yoa do, don't throw away aa old bay). her today care of this newspaper. Sorry she can't blackboard. Then, just before serving dlaner, I finish kak- answer your letter but the will use the niftiest, It'i a wonderful old-faibloaed toy that aever lag tke rolls aad serve them hot and fresh! So thriftiest hints received in her column. RMltttf IUH MMt* »v Owl L»f*i GOLDEN DATE — The Red Bank Catholic High School PTA will celebrate its golden anniversary at a benefit luncheon Feb. S at 11:30 a.m. in Jumping Brook Country Club, Neptune. Mrs. Stephen Dubel, Lincroft, left, and Mrs. Patrick ANN LANDERS McGann, Monmouth Beach, second from left, vice chairman and chairman, display one of the gifts received for the event, at which fashions from Belmar Fashion Corner will be modeled. Mrs. Nonie Long Dressier, Red Bank, seated, was the first president of the organization, and Mrs. John Finnegan, Atlantic Highlands, right, is current president. Mrs. John Sullivan, Wilkens Court, Tinton Falls, and Mrs. Joseph Date cashes a winning ticketFlanagan, Colonial Terrace, Colts Neck, are accepting reservations.

Dear Ana Lander): I don't tioned off some expensive ap- had handed her the ticket, tke Overview Wanted Dew Ann Landers: Yow YOUR HEALTH always agree with you, bat I pliances. The big event was lucky number wat called. She Dear O.W.: No. His big reply to Ike lt-year-old girl think you are fair and even- the door prlie —a gift was holding It. mistake was handing over the who waated to shave under handed. I'd like your opinion certificate worth 91,00*. The woman did not offer ticket. Once he gave it to her, her armi wat terrible. If of Ike following: When the announcement was to turn the ticket back to him he no longer had any claim on shaving the armpits Is a mat- A good friend of mine made that the drawing would — nor did the suggest split- it. • ter of hygiene, then half the Breast implant bought a couple of ticket! to a take place "In n few ting II. Granted, if the woman had' population of this country Is church bazaar. He took along mlnutet," my friend's date He hat no special feelings class she would have offered unclean — since men don't do a woman he had dated a tew asked for oae of tke tickets. for her; In fact, she's not to spilt the prize with her II. times. Being a gentlemen, ke even n dote friend. Don't yoa escort — at the very least — There Is nothing wrong after mastectomy The baxaar was a money- couldn't refute. believe he has a right to de- but she didn't, and that with hairy armpits or hairy ^ j affair, and tkey auc- Thirty seconds after ke mand the gift certificate? — should be the end of it. legt on women. Shaving these parts Is a barbaric social Cut- torn practiced la certain By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. ASK DR. BROTHERS parti of the world, with the My left breast wat removed because of cancer two years ago. I feel that I United State! tke wont of- have completely recovered. I've given a great deal of thought to having a breast fender, implant operation. My husband refutes to let me do It, even though the doctor Actually, this procedure it whom I consulted thinks it Is safe. What it the accepted medical opinion on this? blurre. It teaches women to - Mn. E.B.B., Pa. be ashamed of the natural Dear Mrs. B.: May boy and girl siblings Most women who have had a breast amputation because of cancer are so state of their bodies. Females should be proud of their bod- happy to be alive that they accept the disfigurement with grace and psychological ies and the hair that grows on stamina. them. Yoa don't find men This is especially true when they have the added assurance from their share sleeping spaces? shaving their armpits aad husbands that the operation has in no way altered their loveliness or physical legt. Why should women? — attractiveness. Even though they get this assurance, many woman still want to support their ego by having a breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS suggestions for problems like this. —— Hairy And Proud Of It Dear Hairy: I hope you're Up to 10 or 15 years ago, there was a great deal of controversy about this Dear Dr. Brothers: We have just moved to an apartment The researchers suggest giving each child SO cents at the operation. The attitude then was "let well enough alone." Women were offered that is muck smaller than ow last. There's a pull-oat bed start of a shopping trip. Every time the child argues, begs or a fella. If not, you may find yourself spending a lot of psychological support and it was felt that this was all that was necessary for which my husband lays coald be shared by ow 11-year-old otherwise behaves badly, deduct a nickel from his or her them. time at home with your hairy daughter and lJ-year-old soa. Obviously, tall would be a account. At all times, they suggest, try to encourage dis- Today, there is a rapidly increasing number of women who think seriously temporary situation until we can make tome other arrange- cussions with them about shopping. This little trick, the study legs and armpits. Granted, shaving armpits about reconstructive surgery. The operations for reconstruction 10 years ago ments. We're planning to buy a long sofa that could alto serve revealed, turned parents and children into better shoppers were far more formidable than they are today. In the past decade, remarkable and legs is a social custom as a bed. My titter sayi ike Iklnks this Is a very stupid Idea and there were far fewer scenes. In fact, both parents and strides have been made in the refinement of the surgical techniques for practiced in some parts of the and that my husband Itn't aware of how much pressure this children began to enjoy the trips. reconstruction. would put on both children. What does she mean? — A. J. Dear world. So is wearing a bone These new procedures have reduced the risk, shortened the time of operation A.J.: I agree with your sister. This is an invitation to trouble through the nose. and reduced the number of days in the hospital and the postoperative period. and is extremely unwise. It would be far better to buy a cheap Dew Ann Landers: My Today, each person who has had a mastectomy is reviewed individually before a cot or even have one child sleep on pillows on the floor. Slides, talk on NJ. Indians. bolt It tlraltlaced and decision is made for reconstructive surgery. Children are sexual beings. They need to be guided by their puritanical when be'l sober. WEST LONG BRANCH-Professor Herbert Kraft of The total human being is evaluated. The extent of the original surgery, the parents and protected from their own sexual urges. When be'i drank (which it Seton Hall University will give a slide-illustrated talk on patient's age, the social circumstances and the psychological makeup are all Ideally, a brother and sister shouldn't even share a "Prehistoric Indians of New Jersey: 10,000 B.C. to A.D. every Friday and Saturday taken into consideration. If radiotherapy was used, that adds another element to bedroom even if there are separate beds. The tendency to ia00," Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in Wilson Hall Annex night) he It vulgar, obnoxloui the decision. mutual seduction is strong and if this takes place, it can have at Monmouth College. and calls people on the phone It is apparent, therefore, that not all women who want such surgery are ideal a devastating effect on the lives of both of them. Sex play Kraft's talk, which will provide an overview of the state's •t odd hours. candidates for it. creates guilt feelings that will later make it difficult for the prehistoric native Americans from the Ice Age until their Lait night he kept ut up You must come to a decision only after your husband, your doctor and your child to build relationships with members of the opposite sex, contact with Eurqpean settlers, is sponsored by Monmouth from I to S a.m. tinging dirty surgeon have outlined for you all the risks, all the advantages and all the because these feelings will unconsciously represent for the County Archaeological Society. < songs. I'd hate to tell the boil disadvantages. teen-ager the first sex partner, who was forbidden. In this aot to call because it would The tea, coffee or soup that I take can't be hot enough for me. It this harmful? way, all sex partners become forbidden, unless the partner is embarrass aim terribly. Ad- - Mr. M.A., Fla. so far out of his social circle that he can reassure himself that Woman's Club meets Feb. 14 vise, plea te. — TYR this love object isn't his sister or in a girl's case, her brother. COLTS NECK-The Wom- Delores Powell will pres- Dear TYR: The only Dear Mr. A.: Many unsuitable choices of love partners are determined by an's Club of Colts Neck will ent a program, "The Dis- "cure" for telephone drunks early seductions in the home. You bet it can be. The delicate lining of the mouth and the esophagus, which meet Feb. 14 in Colts Neck placed Homemake—It Could is to dry up completely. brings food from the mouth to the stomach, can be severely burned. It is asking Dear Dr. Brothers: I have two youngsters, I and 8.1 used Firehouse No. 2. Re- Be You." Get a phone you can turn too much of the protective body mechanisms to withstand repeated attacks of to leave them at home with a titter whenever I had to do my freshments will be served at Mrs. Richard Zeck, off. The cost is nominal com- such hot fluids. week's shopping, but recently, the girl who nsed to look after 11:30 a.m. and the busines Laurelwood Drive, is new pared to a good night's sleep. Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please write to him in care of them moved and now I take them with me. My husband thinks meeting is at noon. club president, following a CONFIDENTIAL to I this newspaper. this h a good Idea because he feelt It's good for tke kids aad move from the area by Mrs. Ought to Be Gagged: The per- saves the cott of a titter. What he han't taken Into account la Church group installs Robert Murray. Other new son doesn't live who hasn't at my sanity. My children are usually sweet and well behaved officers are 'Mrs. John one time or another said bat pat them In a market or department store and tkey FAIR HAVEN-Doris Zacoby, first vice president, something he'd like to take become greedy monsters. They want everything they tee and Williams is the new president and Mrs. Ivanhoe Johnson, back. But your trouble, I sus- can't teem to understand why they can't have It. They'll even MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER of United Methodist Church corresponding and Feder- pect, ii rooted in another go to fw at to try to blackmail me by bad behavior, a scream Women of Christ Church ation secretary. problem. I believe those IS NOW aad a scene, If I don't come through. I don't! Bat my nerves here! vodka martinis did you in. tuffer and I usually end up with n severe headache. I know yoa Board members Include are not In favor of spankings, but I loag to paddle them right in Better to be a little too quiet OPEN SUNDAYS Cathy Whltfieid, Doris than overly talkative from ke middle of the store. I'm sure If I did, I'd be arrested for Schenck, Bonnie Jean Open house booze. Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. child abuse. Waal would you do under these circumstances? Crozier, Joy Mauie, Martha Planning a wedding? - VI. Wagner, Sarah Whitfleld, scheduled, by Carol Conklin, Kathy Park, What's right? What's wiv«? Dear V.I: I know how irritating this can be, but I don't nursery school Ann Landers' completely new MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER think spanking, at home or in the store, is the answer. A study Alice Drugan, Bobbie Thomp- 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHNEWSBUIY son, June Horton, Phyllis "The Bride's Guide" will re- at the University of Kansas came up with some interesting LINCROFT - The Lin- 747-5270 Grimmer, Esther England, lieve your anxiety. To receive croft Cooperative Nursery a copy, send a dollar, plus a Nina Brown, Marion Ed- School has scheduled its com- wards, Judy Carr and Glnna long, self-addressed, stamped bined registration and open Reinwald. envelope (15 cents postage) Maria hosts show house Feb. 13 and Feb. IB at to Ann Landers, P.O. Box Advertise in The Register 1:30 p.m. for those parents US«S, Chicago, Illinois 80611. EATONTOWN—Maria Chiarella, promotional personality for Monmouth Park Race Track, Oceanport, and a member of wishing to enroll their chil- the public relations staff there, will begin her twice-weekly dren for the September 1060 half hour variety talk show on Channel 12 Futurevision Cable termln the school conducted BATHTUB RESURFACING •'< TV tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Lincroft Presbyterian The show, titled Maria & Co., will be aired also on Fridays Church, here at the corner of •. N j at 6 p.m. Chiarella, of West Long Branch, will write, produce West Front Street and Ev- Dally > Sundiy Inquire about NO NEED and host the program. erett Road. re-surfacing 1.00 weakly The school offers a variety claw lagged TO REMOVE Sunday only. of classes for children be- antique tubs WALLS, TILES 25C weekly for tale. Dally only Pinelands program tween the ages of 2 and 4. & PLUMBING There is a playgroup for chil- Any color 75C weekly RIVER PLAZA-The River Plata Woman's Club will dren who will be 2 years old meet Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse of the Woman's Club of by April 1 which meets one Red Bank, to hear William Kemble's slide-illustrated talk on day per week. Classes for WE RESURFACE TUBS, SINKS, TILE, AND REPAIR The Pinelands. Refreshments will be served. Guests and children who will be 3 by Nov. CRACKS AND CHIPS prospective members are welcome. 1 meet on Tuesday and Thurs- day of each week. Classes for • Ma|or Plumbing Co. Colors • High Qloas Finish v George Martin, Fair Haven, a graduate of Kansas Art • Don* On Location • No Removal • Chips Repaired or call 542-4000 Institute, displayed his line drawings at the last club meeting. children who will be 4 by Nov. • Residential and Commercial • Restoring Not Destroying An exhibition of Mr. Martin's drawings, many based on 1 meet on Monday, Wednes- far day and Friday of each week. Of Monmouth County Dtlivtry mythological characters, Is planned for April in the Eastern Listed In the yellow pagia Branch of Monmouth County Library, Shrewsbury. He also Details are available by con- under "Bathroom Remodeling" 747-3461 ilorting tomorrow had an exhibit in Guild of Creative Art, Shrewsbury. Maria Chiarella tacting the school. 16 TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1960 Tiger t Help Wanted XPCRIINCEO — Lawl MCraUrv 2 Autos Mr *•«• 2 Autos For Sal« lar ucal law llrm Mail a. aMa ta ivaaanalallruaa EuallaM thillklMs re- ID CHcVROLtT MAUM WACOM tWICK CCNTUftV ttn — I el. S4LVI i iiiiiiaMaiiri't wtr. •M ad*li Ak M» iv Full benefit! Pteese send AutM F»r $*!• ta AUOI 1*11 — ML iwfrdoor. AM/FM. CADILLAC 1971-Ma M L fif n natdd naadd> aunt watt m li wim morieMi •••••••• •>•— •• IOWHMM. low mileage, mutt tee to full power and air U4St ar bast •aad Par e*rU. a*W attar 717-4114 HELP) One of Monmouth County s offer in-ttM |1H PER WEEK •M and motl retpecled firms tM'MKlt eiceli«ni condition. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 — Au 1VM mM Call IM-aiM or SU-1014 »r a parMin who can lit our naads 5«icas in Shrewsbury and Holmdt*. CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1WS - tomalk. air. aowar stearlna/brake*. lam busv houwnoM and ba artor txoorlenct necttsarv • bui Full aeuipped, nwtl M total asking •-track steree, mint condition, MM IMN KAVARlA l«n — Automatic |i«0 Call HIM** before J a.m. I anouflh to aulti m ilgw bull- sired Call for inlarvlew today •Ir c*n«ittanino. altar wheel* Call attar S. 4H-14M nan duttai For Intarvtaw, call DODGE I1H CORONET - NM OLDSMOdLE — Cutlau Suprama. ALKER a. WALKER. Neighbor Ml Mi CADILLAC 1979 - Couaa DtVtltt 177774. »od Really Group, either Hi Jill CHEVROLET SPORTS VAN 1*71 - torn* war*, movln*. must Mil Call 1977. landau roel. aconomkal V-4. SCOUT 1970 — Wltn plaw. can aa Like naw, 4.0M mllas. U4M powar naarlne/brakat. air condi- ORSE AND BARN WORK - Part- all-Sill- M4 1342. after 4 e.m Some naw parts, need* work BaU •old taparatalv. bail attar. mtiil. tioning. AM/FM 14.000 mllat. on. 144 73t3 Mal«/F«mal« ma or full lima. Including all day EAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - DODGE POLARO 1971 - Wagon, awnar \3*n Call Katftr. 719-1010 un. Must hava axpananca with r aegreuivt offlca with max CHEVROLET VAN 1*74 - Standard nine-peuenger, show room condl davt. SU-3470 avat. um training and advertising pre- swift, power stearlne. AM/FM tight CHEVROLET 1*74 — Maiibu Oat lien, UN miias To settle estate CHEVROLET Vt TON PICKUP >9U ftonat. Apply In Btnon, Combs • UICK tlCCTRA 1971-Alt pawar, tic. Landau raol. air, powar tUtr tbuili six-cylinder, inn A BUSY — Ganaral contractor naadi nimal Hospital. Snrawsburv Ava, amt MELMED REALTY, make offer, no reasonable after re- track. Captain* chain, partially tin- 11 MO. ltMUS lub-contractori with own Iniuranci nd'-Rt 35, Shrawibury $4*0 isned interior. $1*00 »i-Mii litfl/brakea. 41,000 miles, excellent plus cap. excellent condition, fused 71,-44* condition. «,47S 7*74371 PARK CHEVROLET SU241 and carpantar haloar», lull or part- FIAT lfH — 131. lour-dooi SaMiLaailno-Strvlca Parti ima work. Drlvar't llcania and OUSEKFEPEH — Doctor needs REAL ESTATE SALES Call altar t a.m. BUICK SKYLARK If 74 — Rettte. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1971 CHEVROLET 194* — In good sftu R1 44— 775 1111- CHEVROLET SCOTSDALE 10 — ansportatlon raqulrad Good stari- tllable. Intelligent, flexible person ONE GOOD — Automatic powtr liter 971 Pickup. I' box. axcallant condl ng salary dapandlng on work ax or permanent full time cart of SALESPERSON WANTED a car buffs modal Far appointment ntnn PINTO 1973 - With a 1475 analna. MHM ing/brakes, air conditioning, Call altar 4 P.m., NT-Mat, HAT PEUGEOT DEALER ran 747-3500. parlanca Call today aflat- 4 p.m., ome and three children, (10,11.11) parlance preferred, but not necet- AM/FM stereo tana, bronte with MOOcc. Good tlrat. At It. atklno 1300. Ivt days, steep out, occasional ry. Our TV exposure attracts BUICK CENTURY — 1971.excellent •ILL LAN2ARO& AUTO KALCi U4-1174. ma* light tan vinyl lop and light tan CORDOBA 1*71 — 14,000 mllat, all INC Chew Pickup 19S5 was. and ovtrnighls Own car a any buyers and sailers. Call Joa condition, toil reasonable atfer Call interior Mags, new snows Mint con conditioning, AM/FM stereo, powar ACCOUNTANT — Knowledge of tai >sltv Mav bring own child. hill, Canturv 21. Lauttn Realty. ttMttt, CM I Ion, 14,000 mile*. U4W Call steering/brakes Mint condition 1H Mam SI Malawar. mm PLrMOUTH HORIZON 1971 - Antique, f-fftlotabta. In oood •tiasa. tturns. will train Ctil U1 1919, pay tor lowing person. 141-4119. 25.000 mllat. automatic. .Mcallanl Maka an oHar Call u« »7f to «• • Hwv. » and corner of Kings BUICK ESTATE WAOOM tt» — Asking 11000. 49ft fall FORD GRANADA ml condition, grtat on oat. atklno S4000. Friday, 9-3 WV., Mldflielown 4714444- JOIN pawar tlaarlna. air. aHcallartl tonal and tor mora dataili NSURANCE PER5ONAL LINES — Nine Mturw CORVETTE 1*74 LM - Automatic, Davt. Ml 9015, aval.. 041-0435 AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC DOLETOWN'S LEADING CEN inn IMOC Call CHRYSLER \m- Town and Cow» llan. U.1M HI «*ai CHEVROLET PICKUP 1«S-C Monmouth County agancv seeking URY 11 OFFICE try Wagon Loadad. excellent condi 11,000 mllat powar steering/brakes, PLVMOUTH VOLARE 1974 — Rad, unnlng, batt otfar. — Com martial and Industrial, mln- tervlca representative Must have tlon, M.OO0 milw, 11000 747 J131 AM/FM stereo, CB eight track, tilt FORD CUSTOM VAN Kit — lour-door, baaulllul condition, good Call M4-Un. Ui-UV mum fiva vaart axparlanca. xpenence in rating, homeowners EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — Wt CAPRI 1*73 — V-a, $4,000 mite* wheat, lugeaoa rack, jms Davi LQldH. MOO Call altar t. mll.aoa, naw tlrat, axtra mow tlrat. 2294400 rvd auto. Including assigned risk, a seeking a full time professional, AM FM four WMd. two new radi CHEVv 1*7* NOVA — SIx-cvllnder, 741-0143. nights 7W-OJO4 A bargain at (2400. 471 0040 HEVROLET 1*71 SUBURBAN — all 471 Sill pablt of handling eaacutlva tlien- 41*. txcallent condition tiaOO Cal excellent condition, air conditioning Silvarado CM, hm mllaaw. rasular AREA SERVICE i, marketing and training pro IJt-MH altar S a.m. 471-OM4. 471*414. COUGAR 1971 —Mmti body work. FORD VAN IH2 — Sla-fvllndar. PLYMOUTH 1947 - Good Irantpor «•». many aitrai, ISMO S30-MM. NSURANCE AGENCY — Looking ,m An agency is only as sue all new parts, cal i for more intorme d than nil tation. two-door, 1300. REPRESENTATIVES r full-time personnel Mull nave jsful as Its salespeople Wt art lion, efltr 4 em., 741-4170. *&k for Call J47O7M 739-2433 CHEVROLET Vk-TON PICKUP 1I7J Ara you looking lor a growth op- [parlance retina auto and lire. Mid 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sal* — Four utaad. air, naadi torn* body portunity batad on your own in ccaftsful. We'll show you how to be Frank. GEORGE WALL •town area. Plaasa call Linda. :ets Exparlance halpful, but PONTIAC 1979 SUNBIRD — Four- work and aiihautt ivitam Bait offar atlvas and achlavamanttT II you If-eleO. CREDIT PROBLEMS LINCOLN/MERCURY ovar 1700. Ma-lUa an abla to communkata, accapt t necessary Raal aslala license a cvllndtr, AM/FM. air. gr.al condl- it For contldantial inlerwiew call No cash? If vou'rt working, wa can Shrawtburv Aw. . al Svcamora tlon, nalcnback. Ban olltr. 229-7431. raspoilbllltlas. hava macrtanlcal ap- JOBBING PLUMBER Mia to gat you financed No money Uirawitxirv HI U0 CHEVROLET 197J rt-TON PICK- Ituda and anioy outdoor work wt Eiparlartcad ilks-Preston Agency, 471-MM, 1 down Payments arranged to PONTIAC 1979 FIREBIRD ESPRIT UP — CIO, very good condition, offar year round amplovmanl, waak oodiand Dr . Middlalown. your needs Many Naw tnd Quality GRAND PRIX 1175 — Whltf with extras, low mileage, 12900 or best •mm — Abtolut.lv Immaculate. V Mlarv, commissions, bonusai EAL ESTATE SALES — Due to Used Can to choose from. Call Mr. iunroof. powar window!. AM/FM 741 2499 or 741-2041 offer. Call after 4 p.m.. 191-3229. LAWN DOCTOR, Marlboro ar« EYPUNCH OPERATOR — Kav Fradaricki al Rassas Pontlac. 1*5 radio, axcallant condition. M7fJ D tape axparlanca. nlahti. El pending business, wt havt Im- LABRIOLA 4U-4IJ4 PONTIAC 1973 CATALINA CHEVROLET V* TON PICKUP 1973 Call 9-1, Mr Coiaman, 591 1700 edlate openings lor two full time, Broad St., Rad Bank. 74t-5l«0. •lient salary. »4*«7W MSO — Four-tpaad, air, naads iomi bodv ASSISTANT MANAGERS — For perienced selasptrtons In our At- DATSUN HBZ It7l — AM/FM HOLSEY PONTIAC 34473a work and txhauji tvitam. Bait oil«r fast grow iris convenience food ADIES-MEN — Earn %liW p4r tlc Highlands offlca. Call Whtlan caswtla. mag whaals. mora. siNW ovar 1700. M4-1U*. stores. Shift from midnight tola.m. weeh working at home on the phone ealty Group, itiMOl, for conlldtn MOTORS, INC. Mi MS* RTE. 34 Ml-mO EATONTOWN PONTIAC 1972 — Catallna. lour U1244. HIIFI DODGE VAN IM — Iradajman also available. Excellent salary and JAVELIN ST1W — Loom, runt door hardtop, original ownar, power 'Hnae benefits. Ctll 4414439 for In DATSUN 1177 200 — SX FIve-sPted oood Naw tlrat. two. tlaarlng/brafc.t. air. automatic, ra- 200, txcallant condition, $1300. Call EGAL.SECRETARY - E EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — Wt YOUR ECONOMY CAR low mileage, extra claan, 39 MPG Call 171 IIM qular oat. t77S. 544 U44 Ma-4031. erview. Ptrltnced prafarrtd. stano required, a seeking a lull-time professional, •43*147 or 747-741*. AVON xpandlng Freehold tlrm, hours 9-8, pebta of handling executive clien KITSON CHEVROLET CO. PONTIAC VENTURA 1971 — Sla DODGE PICK UP 1170 - And 1*74 Mlarv commensurate with ability t. Marketing and training P»O cvllntfar. manual trantmlttlon, laSO. 3S0SL Honda, f*00 lor both or bait NO SALES Hwv. M Eaionlown EXPERIENCE NECESSARY all 441-7340. am An agency Is only as tuc- HEADQUARTERS DODGE — 1*71, snow plow truck Ml 1000 Call alter 5». 471-7144. offar Call altar 3 p.m., 7414127. ssful as Its Mlaspaoplt Wt art 14,000 mllas. Naadl work. IMM or Learn how to tall Avon. America's IFE INSURANCE REPRESENT FORD 117» FIM PICK-UP — 11,000 moil popular Una of cotmatlci, fr« cteisful We'll show you how lo bt bait offer Call 717-1300. LEMANS If ro — Low mllaaga. oood RABBIT - "You'va got to drlvt It ATIVE — Mutt bt interested Ir success. Experience helpful, but condition, U00 or Mil o«ar. Call to ballava It." SHREWSBURY MO- mllas. four-ipaad, powar itaar- granca and lawalrv. Call Mrs. Ham king hard and must have ex TORS, INC., 741-UOO. na/brakai, AM/FM caitatta. corn- lend, 471-4391, Mr. Kortaiuls, t necessary. Real estate license a DATSUN - DODGE DODGE VAN 1179 — Tradasman 7474143. ntrlent in lift Insurance field. We ust. For confidential Infervltw tali 100, automatic thlfi. 111 V-l, radla Plata with cap and tllda-ln capar SU S2K or Mrs Kite, S44 IM? uppiy tha itads, Draw against com lira* Good condition Good for bust unit, Ilintti (orcti Immadlata Mia. BARMAID OR BARTENDER M/W nltstion plus fringe benefits Sue SALES SERVICE-PARTS natt or cuitomliing, $3000. 747-1411 LEMANS 1971 RED BANK VOLVO Makt otlar. 222-2440. ess could be yours by calling Star FOULKS- VI IK, MOO 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. — Experienced Apply In person, FORD FT2S0 4x4 1f77 — 951 -V4, Fountain Casino, Rt. IS, Cllffwood ng Thompson Life Insuranct. Ed NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK DODGE CHARGER 117* — Sllwtr 747-O7M • RED BANK, 74I-5M4 Gilroy, 544-W4. PRESTON air, AM/FM. full aawar, wlra w*— Opan 5 nlohtt to 1:30 p.m.. Sat until 35,000 mltffi, four-ipaad, powar 544-9440. covars. small aconomkal V-l. Graa LINCOLN U7! - Four -door, whlta tlaarlno/brakal, all Maw duty, tMC.ll.nt condition, tWO Call altar 4. BAR HELP — Apply In parson, t LIBRARY TEACHER AGENCY-REALTORS shaea. Asking 11450 Call Jann a many t«lra*. musl Mil, WOO or toll "ED BANK PRIMARY SCHOOL 741-2433 RITTENHOUSE p.m.. Palmar Lounga, Vt9 Palmer OOOLAND OR , MIDDLETOWN Ul-4/71. oflar. 74M441. attar I:M. Ava., Watt Ktansburg. KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE * LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. Apply to Richard Frushon, Prlncl 671-W94 LINCOLN 1971 — Town Car, Bll 900 Hwv. 35 775 1500 Oc.an Twp. FORD TRUCK 1»73 — Campar »pa Blaii blut/tan, loadad. Mint. Only clal, tlaapi ilx, air, compltta, low BASS PLAYER — For original rock al, III River Street. Red Bank, N.J N (M/W) - Ooctor's offlct, Mrt- J4.J0O mii.i, im, Ht-tns. RUSSELL OLOaMOSILi mllaaea, WH» 73* 1433 and roll band. 7701. W2-7S1S. Please tend you, me. approximately 25 hours waak- Call 747-4974 or 747-3717 ttsumt. If you art being considered . Pltast land resume to CADILLAC CO. or tha position you will be con LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1973 — Newman Springs RdJ* t d741-0910 INTERNATIONAL 1973 — CO4070, arpelllno Medical Associates. PA. Eutllant condition, 1900. tlngla axlff. 4S.0O0 milti on rabullt BEAUTICIANS — Experienced acted. Equal Opportunity Al t Maplt Ava.. Rad Bank, N.J. 534-1101 angina, Datrolt 311, cut to 2«0, naw With following onto. In ~ irmatlva Action Employer 701. tlrai, two ISO gallon lanki, S.4MPG., arta. Call 141-0044. FEELINGS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1974 — .PN — M/F, Part time, Frl. and N M/W — 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Satur- SAAB 1975 — Parfact condition. 35 axcallant mac hank al condition, Many amrat. tacrlllca. IIS95. Call BOOKKEEPER —Full Charge. Ma- al.. 11-7. Call Mri. Hughes M.P. MPG., 13*50 Call 191 1441, Da J10.JOO or bait ofltr. •70-6442. chine experience helpful. Sand re ays. Emery Manor Nursing Home, 2444391. twaan 1:30-5. 44-4*27. atawan, Mt-MOO This Valentine's Day tell JEEP — 1979, AMC Rartaaadt. Six * to Mrs. Fltipatflck. Office LINCOLN MARK V 1979 — Mint STEIN CADILLAC cylindar, thraa-ipaad, 14,000 mllat Manager, Prown's, 31 Broad SI N M/W — ) p.m. to 11 p.m., two someone you love your condition, loaoad. 13.000 mllat. all Rad Bank. MAINTENANCE - And engineer tfavs< no wafkands. Emery Manor ASBURV AVE.. ASBUHY PARK 264-OM4. ng assistant, five-day week, full eelings. Tell them with a whit, body, (11,000. 170-1754. 7751100 uning Home, Mitawan. S44-4400. TOYOTA — 4x4 pick-up. 147*. Long BOOKKEEPER — Part lime, lnt< imt. Apply betwetn II a.m. and '. 'Love-O-Gram" in the MAZDA RX4 1974 — Four-door anca agancv. Good Salary, Wrltt m.i Mr. Roberson, Molly Pitcher jadan, automatic, air. AM/FM Map STRAUB BUICKOPEL bad, 33" cap, powar itaarlng, hitch. Daily Register Classified NINE ACRES ol Naw and Uiad Can 45O0 mllai Naw condlllon. 149»S. insurance, PO Box H7, Rad Bank nri, Red Bank. 'SALES * IntoHor. »I300. 141 ttU; N.J. 07701. sectloa. ' —i.'i-« tor 5:30. HWV 35 1M-4000 ' Kavpon I71-W41. AINTENANCE - Part time BOYS/GIRLS — Earn |30 to S50 per Malawan araa. Call SU-4W) from tcent promotions of salts per- MAVERICK nn — TtvcHlOor, im THE FINEST SELECTION — Of sonnel now allow Straub Motors new and used cars In Monmouth 4 Motorcvcltt week. Call Mr. Rollalne, 2 p.m. to 4 Clip the coupon below macuiatf condition, |1$00. Call P.m. M.-4000. Ext. 2*7. Ick In Ktyport to Interview a cell 741-54M. County. Ovtr 100 alr-condl Honed ants for salts positions. Excellent and write your 3 line love naw cart In stock. McGLOlN CASHIER HOSTESS/HOST — Ful MARKETING iportunily for proper person Call message II you need MERCURY COUGAR 1»70 — Powar BUICKOPEL INC., Shrewsbury HARLEY 1174 — 1000CC, good con- time. Apply In person, Rad OakMedically related firm seeks person r. Jim Birmingham tor personal staaring/brakai, air, 1S1 Clavaland, Ava., Ntw Shrewsbury 741-4200. dition, cuitom paint, axlrat, titOO. Dinar, Rt. 35, Hailat. with minimum two v*a Itrvltw. 24MO00. more space take another 42,000 mllat on motor, $1100 or bait m4m alts/markttlng experience to as me or two, (5 wofds per atfer. IW-HW altar a. CAR WASH DETAILER — Plaase with marketing responsl bill tie! ANITARIAN TRAINEE — Quail TOP TRADE AI-LUWANCE — 9u< HONDA 7W CUSTOM CHOPPER — apply In person, Cauntry Sudur cations, satisfactory completion ot Rabullt engine, custom soft tai titled candidate must ba an «i ine) enclose your check part sarvko. DOWNES PONTIAC, 1900 Hwv, 35. Mlddlatown. •llent communicator and able to two-year associate degree course MERCURY BOBCAT VILLAGER a] Lowar Main St.. Matawan. frame. Asking 11100. Call attar 5 an accredited college or unlvtr- and mail before 2 P.M., t9/» — Wason, Four-cvilrtdtr, auto- 5U-1199. P.m. 747-7539. CLERK-TYPIST - Fulltime, var motlvatt people. Attractive saltr tv, rtcoenlitd as such bv tha dt- Monday, February, 11. matic, Powar itaaring/brahas, air, lad duties tilS a weak to start Plus excellent growth potential artment of higher education and/or luugatw rack, AM/FM radio, nntad TRIUMPH GI« I — Ratullt anolna SUZUKI - 1979 TS-123, tat UP for Phone 142-1142 lor Interview. In ducation as appropriate or two glait, raar datrottir. Mkhalln Krai, and transmission. dirt. Many axtrai. $200 or bait offar 675-6*22 tars training In an accradltad ed- Call 741-1313. ternatlonal Hospital Products Inc. 4000 orlolna) mllat. U300 4T1-5W. S4M177 Little Sliver Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ge or university, recognized as uch bv the department of higher MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1977 — Twin Bora Motors Inc. TRIUMPH 1*77 — Bonnavlll* 7». MANICURIST/PEDICURIST — RUM flood, naadi toma work. Call ducation and/or education as ap Oood condition, 13900 firm. 131 Nawman Spring Rd. Rad Bank CONSTRUCTION EQUIP Fridays and Saturdays. Rad Bank roprlttt with satisfactory complt- 495-0221. re a Call 747 AV* Ill baen 4 yaar since "a mat. Bob and 341-1717. AMC/JEEP 7474040 MENT/MECHANIC — Ex on of 40 credit hours, The training periertced Ulesel anolne, hydraulic hall include at least 4 credit hours rou hava my hean Do you know that? MONARCH 1»74 — Four-door, »| - VEGA HATCHBACK 1974 — Sa.000 MECHANIC — Certified. Nlasa. Ap- AMI X AutO Rtnt/Ltast Needed In establlshad construction 3 lines cvllndar, 47,000 mllat, automatic, mllas. oood MPG.. 11000. 191-2475. equipment dealership. Call for ap- ply In parson, Ealontown She! tha Biological Sciences and/or air. Ilka naw, II*«S tXut tax and MV. Evas. . pointment between 15, 201 790 4400 South St. and Rt. 35. Eatontown. hvsical Sciences, Enrollment with TOM KELLY AUTO, 747 44)4, RENT A VAN - Low, low ratal. Cal first year employment Into tht 142-2312. VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1971 - COOK — Full-lime dayi. Apply in MECHANIC — Foreign cars, i Ironmtntal health and law Champaana Edition, four-door, sun Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 35. Kav person between 3-5 at the Pour hava experience, MG and Triumph rse at Rutgers University. Must MONTE CARLO — 1974, fully root, AM/FM cassatta, raoular gas, port. 244 1400 good pay, all fringe banaflts. Star tva valid N.J. driver's license. Also a day 14,000 mllas, asking 15100. 747 *5 Kiss DRUG CLERK - Salts axperlanc 5423235 Corp., 11 Campus Dr., Somerset, helpful, but not neceisary Nazi* N.J. 0—71. Kavport araa. Writ* lo Box A 3M 1980MIRADA JUNK CARS WANTED The Dallv Rtolitar, Shrewsbury HIPPING CLERK — Accurate, de- You May Had Bank 741-IOTf N.J. 07701 NURSES M/F pendable person lo stock shelves and JUNK CARS — And trucks wantad RN or LPN, part-time, 11-7 snlf ack orderi. Drivers license. Mall 50' DRIVERS WANTED - With ow liberal benefits, good working cond Top dollar, Iraa 24-hour pick up. Cal Order Firm. Write P.O. Box 477, 3t1-144f or 727-1511. car, part-time and full-tlmt. Eve lions. Apply In person. Moo. throug Long Branch. N.J. 07740. nlngs. after 4 o.m. Apply In parson Frl., 10-3 p.m., Holmdtl Cwwale TOP DOLLAR Red Bank Plua, 15 North Bridge ctnt Ctnter, IM Hwv. U, Holmdt UPERVISOR - Salary and Com- additional FOR USED CARS Ava., Rad Bank. 142-2431 or n\ nu ntsslon. Must be available from 3:30 o 9:00 p.m. and ha.vt afull-sltt car, Win dinner LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN — tetlon wagon or van. For further RI. 33 Savravillt, N.J. 727-1100 Permanent full-time position to a NURSES AIDE M/W — PtrMlm nlormtrton, call Mr. Rollaln at TOP DOLLAR PAID litt project engineer. In davaloo- 542-4000, Ext. 237. For Junk cart, tmmadlat* pickup ment of naw alactronk and elactro All shift*, Call Mrs. Hughe payment must Call 222-U00 or 132-2240 mechanical devicei, Claitroo 946-4917. SUPERINTENDENT WANTED - training In electronics or one vaai NURSES AIDES M/W — On call, a New building, live In, nice environ for Two i WE NEED USED CARS work experience at englrveeri mtrtt. Black Satl. Salary opan. Call shifts. Emery Manor Nursing Horn accompany ad Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV technician desirable. Excellent com Sa3-4*ao between .0-4 p.m. ROLET, Hwv. 14, Matawan panv berveflli. Apply Whealock SIL Malawan, 144-4400. at nail Inc., 273 Branchport Ava., Lone OFFICE ASSISTANT — Some tv Branch, N.J. 07740. An eaual op poiiunltv employer. Ing, filing, telephone. Must hav SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTOR I In- I Xul\ Ki-j»isit-t transportation. Lincroft. Ex — To work with classified children deadline Tues. LINCROFT INN 40 MAIN ST. parlance not essential. Send rtsum wo hours per day at tht Red Bank UAT1WAH EXPERIENCED ONLY ^ An: ... lo Box T-243, Tha Daily Raalitt Mlddla School, Teachar of tha Hand Ing Mivki oparator, hours 1-4 ar "irtwsburv, N.J. 07701, capped certification preferred "The Action Line' weekends. Call 291-3414. 3 Feb. 12, noon ORDERLY — HI iMft, txptrlei.. lease sand resume to: Mr. Jerome PRIZE GIVEN FOR THE "MOST ORI- MATAWAN EXPERIENCED MANICURIS or certified only tor nursing horn Klein, Director of Child Study Ser- Mall deadlint it GINAL" LOVE-O-GRAM. We make it easy 542-1700 WANTED - For Jatqulis Plat Full-time, starting rate MBS pe Icas, Rad Bank Middle School, 101 Call Tuat. thru Sal.. 710-2170. hour, after snort prcbttlen 13.12 pa Harding Rd., Red Bank, N.J. 07701. Monday, Feb. 11 and inexpensive for you to give someone hour. Do not phona, Apply In person Daadlina Feb. 1, 19to. Plaasa do not EXPERIENCED PRESai Mon. Frl. only, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Atla contact office - final candidates wltl you love an unforgettable thrill as they read WANTED - Slngla-nttdlt oparafo 11c Highlands Nursing Home, I Ml bt notified by mall. your message to them in The Daily Register I to work on children's coats, 35 hoi dlatown Ava., Atlantic Highland a waak. Call 741-M2S. N.J. TEACHER — Supplemental tnstruc- Love-O-Gram Section. Just fill out the CLASSIFIED or (part-time) to work with per- ads appear ceptually impaired children. Teach- coupon enclosed here and mail your 63 Monty To Loan PART-TIME HELP WANTED er of the Handicapped Certificate message to us. The Love-O-Gram Section Earn extra money In spare tlm required. Sand Resume to: Super Valentine's Day Looking for friendly people. If I ntandtnt of Schools, Locust Ave., will appear on Thursday, February 14,1980. Insunsumusst Itrtsted, call 942-1767, ask for Dai West Long Branch, N.J. 07744. Remember you may win the delicious Din- PART-TIME — La roe maintenanc Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Thursday. BUSINESS DIRECTORY company has savtral openings ner tor Two at The Lincroft Inn. Wouldn't that |t (MITT BMKS 11'/2% Holmdel araa for light lanitor TEACHER — Physical education work during tha evening hours. W and health, half-time, Immedial* make a great Valentine gift! $ Honwowners Loins offar a good starting waga and Mtne opening for remainder of school Feb. 14 A DAILY GUIDE fit) plut a plaasant working environ year. N.J. Certification required. C New anti-mfltiion money pro- mem, It Inttrosted, pitas* ca Apply to Mr. Allan Morrison, Super • grams will save you JIOOHii Hi visor, Red Bank Regional High NESS SERVICES TO SUIT Y ( per month by consolidaunn all bills fount School, 101 Ridge Rd., Litllt Silver. mio one low monthly payment and N.J, 0773a. Telephone 1424000, Ext. [MAIL TO LOVE DEFT. PLEATBTRTNT • even glv* you LEFTOVER CASH PART-TIME — Bus driver, prlva 212. Deadline date, Feb. 4. Equal • lor any ret»oo - BUSINESS USE school, will train. Good pay. Ca Opportunity Employer, M/F. The Daily Ragitter Name CARPET MOVINO A STORAGE CARPETCLEANING • — HOME REMODEL — FUTURE between 9-4 p.m. M2-4777. • NEST EGO •- RESTORE YOUR. PART-TIME — Sundays Include- TIRED OF LIFE PASSING YOU INSTALLATION • CREDIT - Bven 3, 4. 5 months One Register Plaza Address_ LOCAL AND LONG DISTANT Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING Retail, oourmtl kitchen store. Mu "iY? — Mane your dreams come MOVING — Eltlmatai giving, raa- — Upnolstarv claanlng. RaasonaMa • behind - me now lo AVOIOi hava experience with gourmet coo •ue with an exciting new career. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — sonabla ratal. Call a43-41t]. ratas. Morris Hoffman, 7474m. Ing and kltchan rented items Sal Work Part-time while earning full Phnnn He lavi, ra«Mlrs, re flrelchei, cut J 'mini taper lent e halpful. Pftont 747-44J lime pay, No experience necessary torn work and cleaning. 2444177. MOVE WITH NICK _ For lass Fraa ROOPINO* SIDING Wtil train. Nttiiwtailv Known com- EACH BOX REPRESENTS ONE WORD astlmatas. Sanlor ratal, also will PART- TIME POSITION — Attt pany aa teen on TV. For interview traval. Call anvtlma, JU-«I*4. FREE ESTIMATES — Olsan Root- m noons, typing, telephone, filing, tl and details call 787-5434, early morn- INCOME TAX SERVICE ing and Siding Co. Call 747-MU or • At|i»MitiiUt100.D(M) Pltast sand Inquiry to Box A-31 Ings or after 4 p.m. Ul-im. EstaMlshad 1)03. Tha Dally Register, Shrewtbur PAINTING* • Itt TlUttfttf* /4ml N.J. 07701. INCOME TAX RETURNS — Bmi- ne II, Perwoal and State. Maroary DECORATING GAGLIANO I S T 6 PIANIST - To accompany ball WE ARE NO. 1 Trovoto, 29th Yaar In Mktdletown. RoofIng-Sldlng Guitars Dapalrs. S Dally (-0 838 6662 clasMS, afternoons and evening COST Call for apvotntmant. 471-12*9. Fraa asllmaUs. 1» 0«M or mM Hailtt studio, sight reeding neces- IN OPPORTUNITY ECONO-PAtNT sary, I77-0S14 or 739-2020. Quality work-low ratal TRUCK A AUTO AND GROWTH TAX CONSULTANT — With eight Fraa astlmatas. miu*. 1711320. vaan axparlanca preparlm Fader- RENTAL MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY al. State and butlnais tan returni. Call Ronald Taila, 244-uil. WALLV'S PAINTING Number One company In It's tield $900 Expart Craftsman-Rtasonablt FORO RHTACAR VALUABLE COUPON has three openings for enthusiastic, Intarlors mv spaclaltv. Hl-iltl FAIRWAY FORD aggressive and sports-minded salts MISCELLANEOUS >ally . Waaklv - Monthly representative, with menagamtnt WILLIAM J. CLARK oppor1unlt.es available In Iht New PAINTING CONTRACTOR Jersey area 3 BASEMENTS — Oaraoai, attlci, RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL 50 CENTS OFF ate., claanad out and haulad away. HOME. "• To qualify you need to bt: Snow plowing. John, 747-JJ44. Your Next HOME High School Graduate or better HANDYMAN — Unllmltad, trae e» Bondabte Mmatai, ask for Tony. IMPROVEMENTS AVIS DAIY REGISTER OASSflED AD • Three years business experience Call 717-llaj oesirtd but not necessary. By presenting this coupon • Free to begin work within one CARPENTRY. — Painting. Hich- When placing your classified ad month HOUSES, OAP.AOES, — Staras, am, roofing, ate. Quick Mrvlca, ate, claanad out. Light hauling and MM. (Sony, not good tomrdi Ftmllt *d Wa offer dallvarlat. Prompt sarvkat 7»7-7a33. or Contrtcl Advrllttn) HOME IMPROVEMENTS — In- • Unlimited earnings potential LIGHT HAULING tarlor, painting, wallpaparlna. finish AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE • Guaranteed Income lo start The Register work. Call U1-7I74, altar i p.m. • Established acounti DAILY Wp try harder. • Complete carter training DAILY ^^SUNDAY MOVING? — Fraa aitlmatat. Law MR. FIX-IT — Seaclallias In alac- Call 542-1700 • Merit promotions ratas. Enparlancad, rallaWa. Call trkal. plumbing, appllancai. Ra*- Avh Irtum (iM ean ». incks • Pension and Profit Sharing Plan Dan at 144 mi sonabla. Fraa astlmatas. *7i-oaM. Mall chart! to: Tl» Dally Raglslar ONE REGISTER PLAZAi SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-4000 OM (toglilw Hm, trmwibury, N.J. 07701 MR. EDWARDS Monday through Thurs., tO-S p.m. 244-2400 5) H«i» wanted 51 Help Wanted M Domestic Help Nubbin TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980 The Daily Regis** 17 TRAVEL JKWNT — IwsfMtu anlv. AJaa. aytasaa waipartaa. COMPANION - LM-M. aama can.- IM Commercial 31 HotJten FftrS.lt Canast T la vat, tmatl W6U-, 1 UAVe RenUlt COOKIBi IN TWO TtACHCfta - Oat &in A NEW LISTING) 121 ana am Math Camaaoa TUB. OVEKI. DOCTOHVOFFICE TO (MARE - How would you Ilia a mini-larm in On >aar anlv Man ana ar MM so, ft, nowlv decorate* and the heart of Little Siivorf Here is WANTED - HMrarmar. «ltk M- HOUSEKEEPER — AM _. tuHv ftjrwtehod. modern IHIIMUMI chance Nearly I* acres of lie*. Maarv HUBMA WiBiaaal kchoot. Wallla tor Mrt-Uma aark. »laasa i. out B HMMaMk N J UK Alt total ap. Atom. LIM-M. awa ratm and oath. call lor apeaMmanl. 1HMH Altar UaM kmaa warn. Ma* eortunitv ailatll Wi. a »m . M1-MU Saury M)-a*H. EATONTOWN - Three-room office, fuWv Of Had, control air COM* rtth dtntn* room, livlna room wrWt HOU»KEEPER - Mvr Ml*, low ft.. IS Iajce FMWiod attic hide awav USED CAR SI a>abvfittln«/ChlM Mura, rmajl Una a MM basantoM Priced rt*jM at RKondltiontna Person i t'l-alla. Tf.ejo can today Car* . CCNTURV 21 COZENS, I FiUMlmt.M banMlts UW Ul Mr HOUSEKEEPER — Maa.-Frl.. M. KEANSBURG - Laos Man U M POT son, WEftNED't AUTOMOTIVE. day, commeft waHMw room, Mclwd- Cum charaja-ff -rnt and twa- til River Rd.. Pair CHILD CARE/HOUiEKEE'lNS — atd CMM .MUM MM aarn traNv ma all utilities Ceil •n-«U4 Cart tar h» ant nlna vaar-cria tton ana at a nan »l/iaar. |IM (201) !4t 74K •VAITRCU/WAITflt - eraatlatt "luia naranu work. HuaitMaaMa. OFFICE FOR RSNT — Newtv re cooking, orlvllw Mult attar 4 a waak. Call na-laaa atlar 4 a.m. mifleilB offfca, 7« M ft. Mildt SM. ANOTHER NEW LISTING! •PMV DaMaUft RastaufaiM. » m . Tuts ar KM Call betweoi. tS. 7»7-O5i» air Haven Cetowlal ottering, charm Kt AM.. Lltttt iltoar. HOUUKEEPER — CMM can, and comfort Dining ream, dan, • laaa In. CHMA, waah, Ironlnd and 41 Business OFFICE SP-fcCE - Modern pro- hree bedrooms, sewing room. aklng. 44 Kauri. SVt-day waak. 71 Merchandise M Merchandise 101 AMrtmtritt fessional office building. Mid Wrep-eround porches, basement. 41.aO. Rataraacat. aaaarstnea. Opportunities For Sale WAITER AND WAITREM — Potl- M DwnMtlc Help nBMW Wanted dloiown TownsM* area an Rt. 14, loop yard* for the children tuns awallawa AMXV In Barton. HD BANK — Four larao roomi. opproklmate.y 1114 M « For In Rumsan/Fair Haven school »vtv Jarrv eavaf't. HI Main It., tormattan. call »t wwo lems You* family will eniev this COMPANION — Llvaln. Mma cook- PERKINS PAHCAKI-ITEAK RES- LV«R COIN* WANTED - Ana rtr Mtf « *» par month sunny home See it today $7*,<00 Ma. IKtit housakaawna, matun M Situation! Wanted TAURANT - Lana tarni laaa. mlo- LADIES' ar nlcklei. and hall aollari OFFICE RENTAL — Two lor«e CENTURY 11, COZENS WAITRESS/WAITER - Parltlma, woman. Call or write la William Female imum caah nkMrad. MM Tarnn SPORTSWEAR 945-1N9 Call 73*2779 adtXtt 74MI4I attar 4 a.m. rooms on County Highway 520. near CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors KParlanca na* nacassarv Frl . Sal. Scolai. hi A J'l, Tha Dally «•» on tilinct. Flril yaar trail FACTORY STORE RCD BANK — Throt rooms, work Red Bank. Reasonable rent. ' lr*dooendenll» Owned" and Sun. only. Atlantic MWilanda lltar. ahrawtaurv, N.J. B77OI imm taautmil nawaytMtat Ont UKN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO KIRWAN CO.. 4W24JM Man. •Oman's ta* rt sliat Oaan DOLLARS — Can van OH Jawalrv u tna ar rtOrrt aorttomMi, MV MI 111 River Rd Fair Haven araa. Call 191-0114. MM* •AlrsirriNG — My surtwatwy yaar ont. malar Manway lacatlaa. u dally, in It Diract tram laclarv ta and otoctrk U Oakland SI (Ml) 741-74M homa. Small araua. May yard. araolna araa. Wrna a) h> P-OT. you Pauls, tUru. Hurts, vatlt aM Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will OFFICE SPACE — Heating, air con •fiacki. nal luncnaa. raaaouMa lackatt Satan Ja«. aa Nartti trtdaa Buy Irom private aamart and t» RUMSON — Oftobadroom un- dltlonln* includad, ro4nonaWe lease BRAND NEW $7TS 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise ratn. Ant aaa 741-ttu anytlma. A«t.. TM dinar aulMina. Rod alas. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE rurnltliad, ctaaa ta HMM and tut. 171-1444 Aftar 4 P.m., 172-1447. Four bedrooms. M baths, dining S ss. •—"• •—*"• Ban., N.J. AIRED AND JEWELRY DE- IIW Mr month inclwcta* hoot watar room, science kitchen with dinattt. For Sale For Sale •ABVSITTINO — Full lima anly. RED BANK - New Professional IONI0. »•» River Rd , Pair and otottrk MM office n»ef% Centrally located with tomoroom, utility room, oarage Man. Ihrauah Frl. In my ham. Kay- •«ah. N.J. U1-41J7 PAINT — ll.3«/aal Interior. SEA BRIGHT — Throo room, and parkin* SM to 1100 w> ft. U» and rood lot Many extras. li.KVaal. aittrtar. WANTED on* both, utHltto* includod Call at UP Heat, water, sewer, taxes and MELMED REALTY Bkr 471 HM CALL PROFESSIONAL - Heuseslttlnt by How or u»od roofing s lor 1 p.m., M3-0OM maintenance included 74M111 ar 'UYER'S BEST $20'S Rumson celteaa student, (Hants PINTAX MV CAMERA — With Call M-4443 our badrooms. dining room. tat-In pels, chlMren. Rtttrtncts 7*7/174 71 Merchandise For SMUO - Onaoaoroom attklancv. mil Vlvltar its Flaah. wltn a aadatl baa. WANTIOI RED BANK - Office ftMce, IN kitchen with pantry, dan, pasamtnt all wlltt arlalnal canon, mini condi- pan allls paM. apptlancat. »I7! Ntlds some work TYPIST — will do typing end re- mmadiata cat* aaU Gold ua ta STATI RENTALS. Mr. 747 94J4 Broad St., 1100 M. ft., ell utllitkei lated work In my horn* on ItM tion, packaat only. (4'S. 7474MI, MO oar u Sllvar us ta MO Bar 01 MELMED REALTY 1JM. Experienced, with low rates ana att lor Gary. llvar coins ua •» 1100% Scrap aow SPECIAL — Throo-tedroom, kldt RED BANK — Brood U. Two off kes BUYING OR SELLING? excellent references. Call 344-4UM. nd sllvar In any lorms. rlnas. ok. frot hoot, porch, lust UoS. Would you llkt to know about mar- 3 LINES HKil.li, laath. ate. An* candillon STATE RENTALS, Bkr T47M34 available, toad location, UOO month. PIANOS ORGANS Call Mrs. Griffith, 747-1710. keting, value, financing, gelling the Wareheute prkei an matt malor brakan er not We pay tor antkuie best deal? Call new. Situations Wanted 5 DAYS brandt. Yamaha, Klmbatl, Thames. alual All transactions art strictly RED BANK — Three room offke on CARROLL AGENCY tn-*IOO •aktwln, Gulbransen, etc. Renteli onlMtntlal ma strictly cashl Call 102 HoutMPorRMt Mai. Ml S444. as> KK Mr. cash Maple Ave. U7S, all utilities In- $3.00 tram 17.30 per month cluded. 747-1100. BUYER'S BEST J BRING FAMILY —Throo^odroom, Three bedrooms, two beths, 14' The Retltter FAMILV ADS (Infla- FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTEX RUMSON — New office, available kitchen, den, utility room, full dry ANDY'S SNOW PLOWING — Free i Pi«Mar» can Mil your un- id* ok, tight roomi. %U0 Mtlmattt. Reasonable r*)*t Cel Pand lid. 1 Rt. « TATE RENTAL*, Bkr. Ul UU April 1st. First floor, 745 H a. now bt rOed Items for yog oukkly. Ma-m-etl7 office $5» a month, 471 so. ft., plus 471-3450 Merchawdlia for sale ONLY LBERON — OMar two-«torv homo. basement. Call W2-O444. FREE LANCE ARTIST — Will da Originating Ire-m houeahald, noi ex- PIANOS — ORGANS iroa bodroomt, tarn living room. ceeding a utt »rke of uoo per All Muikal Supplies and Sarvkat SUITABLE FOR — One or two per BUY IT layouts and mechanicals et reason article lnln« room, don, kltchon, two full TUSTINO PIANO CO. 101 AMrtmtntt batht, noar train nation. tSOO month sons. Prominent Red Bank location Armstrong has the c heapest house in a bi« ram. can nt-un. PRICE MUST >E MENTIONED Our 97th Yaar plus utllltlot, m months wcui-ltv. Lease required. Fee negotiable Cel< own end It's an Immaculate three- HANDYMAN JOBS — Garaoes, at Each additional line, $1.00. No dis- Aiburv Parti 771-0444 tv lo*M. 771 *«i bodroom, K-j-bath beauty, with tlci cleaned out. Furnlturt moving count If canceled twtor* eMpiratlon. Opan 9 tat ABERDEEN MATAWAN AREA — maintenance-free aluminum siding, M7-K4S. No changes In cow Unfurnlthad, thro* bodroom, dlntne AIR HAVEN — Throo bodroom WEST END —Store (or rant. Bright IrePlace, screened In porch, and Have tomattilng to Mllf Phone PIANO - Spinet, menaaeny. UK. oom, ot in kltchon, full baMmonl, olonlal, lino tchooll and aroa, lm- on Avt includes air and heat. Call leeutitul grounds Call for appoint- MAN AVAILABLE WEEKENDS - Call attar 4 p.m ancad yard, saraoo, kids, POU. UH madlata occupancy, sat hoat, ctn- •43-1141. ment today E.A. ARMSTRONG For odd lobs and trtt removal. Cal 74I-7SS3 II* ral air, varaaa and nkt yard, don, AGENCY. Realtor. 555 Protstct 717 1 MM eves, after 7. Ave., Little Silver, 741-4S00. 542-1700 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — ASBURY PARK NORTH — argo kitchon. wall low* 11 carpet 110 wanted To Rtnt ODD JOBS — Painting, small ft Ice machine, formica tables, air Furrtlihod ooo room afflclonciot. nd appltancat. $i» oor month plus DEAL — Four-bedroom, three-bath pairs, cleaning, yard work, run •< conditioner, lilt 33.090 BTU. Metal, maid aorvlca, laundromat and ptnna tllltlai. MU homa, close to ocean. Immaculate rands, Me. lrvt»p»nsl«, H2+TU THE DAILY cupv ttt. 471-0102 on prtmlMi From (M wooklv ATTENTION LANDLORDS — Ten- condition Furnished. Owner will HORSES WELCOME — Twg ants are eager to rent Int mod lately. sacrifice Call Bahlav Agency, SHIPS WHEEL COFFEE TABLE — badrooms, country sotting, no least Call 431-4012, Mon.-Frl., IK to 4:» 7 74-SHI STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 1*1 UU 57 Day Car*/Nurstrv REGISTER Solid cherry, so" diameter, glass ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ont No tee. top, capstan bait and solid brail and two-bodroom aardan mrt- EDWARD W. COLLINS KEANSBURG — Three-room, urv- MEETING/CLASS ROOM — Avail School 31 HUMMELCLASSIFIES - No rxeleiD AD. noSt told hub. I2S0. 944.«ni tft, hoat, hot watar Included, UOO urnlshod Month's security. No AGENCY REALTOR 944-4144 DISCOUNTS FOR laparatalv. I2SO0. and UN par month plus sorltv. Call bi b d FOR BEST RESULTS SNOW PLOW — J\ hill set up. its. 7*7*241. Call 471 1417 ifNfi? ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR WORKING MOTHERS — Full da' ISM KEANSBURG — Six-room, one- SENIOR CITIZENS car*. (Hourly ratal). HCPPV Hour 741-4)41 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri WANTED TO RENT — Three- inter-Cltv Relocation Service AIR CONDITIONER — 31,000 BTU, bath. I17S, 1 months security, own bedreem heuse or apartment, 443-U00 School, Rt. 34, Mitawan. U4-MI4. electric stove, ont vtar old, under Apartmtntt, luxury gardtn aoart- tllltles. adults preferred, lease. counter dishwasher 171 OK2. SOFA — Never used. M" Hari—- m«nii, haat and hot wattr luonlltd. furnished, for March 1st through from Cornelius Cobb. antique blue roe pool, no pots, naar shoppln« and *5-»7*J, June IS. Excellent references FAIR HAVEN — Three-li__ „ BOXES — Corrugated Packing tup- velvet, traditional style, wli lllli raMportatlor.. HI -0004 .botwoen M, •71-1QM ar Ml 5300 ranch, excellent condition, tstate Sacrifice 1900 1414719 LOTS OF ROOM — Four badrooms. like setting. Principals only. Call CHECK THIS LIST Of MERCHANTS WHO ARE plles lor Industry and Moving and yard lor kids, pats, no laasa. MSO WANTED — Garage in Rumson owner for appointment. 747-257*. Storage. Call 747-4094 or 441 4471 COLTS NECK MOTEL - MO Mr TATE RENTALS, Bkr 74194)4 SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINE — woek oiui tax and dally ratos avail area for dead storage of car untl OFfERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY Like new, triple head. In operation August. Call M2-a*eO. CABINET. HI-FI — Custom made. abla, light housakaaplno. Call LOCUST — Choke two-bedroom FAIR HAVEN 61 Business 9- long with sliding doors, will hold 170-1521. Leave name and number. 4SU734 or Mt-ITQO. lage house, (410 plus utilities Opportunities stereo. TV, phone and all ac- THE USED FURNITURE CENTER gaj), single or couple preferred. No LARGE SACRIFICE! cessories. Bait offer. After 4 p.m.. EFFICIENCY — Furnlshtd, til utll- pets Write to Box F.JM, The Dally REAL ESTAT RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES 197 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Benk tlas 14 Broad St., Eatontown. VI ,„ FOR SALE THREE-BEDROOM RIVER OAKS Has-beens and Why Note Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. COLONIAL — With many desirable AUTO REPAIR SHOP— Busy yaar no Salt., 1-4. Call 1SI-1150. RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY CAMERA — Konlca TC. 3Smm-SLR. LONG BRANCH — Just renovated features- Transferred owner wants 10% DUcounl to All San lor Cltliam round. Owntr ratlrlna. Two ntw WESTINOHOUSE — Pol GOOD LOCATION — Two-btdroom, fait salt of this immaculate homt, Wa Partlclpata In PAA Program Illtl, rraxurn brick building, thrtt- Lenses. It. SO. 75 10S loom, IX. SMS. ind ready for occuoancy. Spacious Rt. JS Hailtt, UI4» S70 Broad St., Snrtwiburv 741 4174 471-4111 after 4 p.m. washer and dryer, 4150 kid*, now kltchon, bath, only $iu Ul Mouses For Sale priced well under the market at car oaraoa In raar. Business and lit 5*31 altar 4 p.m. duplex In best section. Each unit 1*5,000 Call now. Exclusively lilted STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747M34 three bedrooms up, livlna PALACE DINER raal mm. Only »S,000 IXMX CAST IRON — 24" Ban Franklin with VAN HORN Agency, LINCROFT PHARMACY — tU cash raaulrad. Excluilva ARTHUR room, dining room, kitchen down. A BETTER WAY - To buy or tall 10% DlKount to Sanlor Clllnm Niwman Springs Hd., Llncrott, N.J. stove with barbecue and screen. HIGHLANDS — 3V* rooms plus CENTURY 11 Phoanla Ritlly. THE 747-4100 45 Monmouth St.. Rtd Bank T4M131 BAHLAV AGENCY, 774-5SSS. M15 Call 747-4195. 72 Garage Sales bath, UK plus ont month socurltv •340 plus utilities end security. Must Frat Dtllvtrv. Sanlor Cltlzant Dli required. JU-U1I have good references. Wrltt giving NEIGHBORHOOD PRO 1 count honortd. Wa participate- In EXCELLENT — Bullnail location CHAIN SAW — 10". McCulkHMh. Yard Salts ll Ifti B 1*7, FESSION^L 114-4900 FIREPLACE $SO'S OLDEJJNION HOUSE . PAAProarami. CaHH;*"» . . fraca track and maloralaioav Call attar S p.m. HIGHLANDS HILLS — Larga, un Four bedrooms, II' master 10% Olicotint to Sanlor Clllitni •Mil at Italian rtltaurtnt. May ba 14! UM furnlshod offklamv. taparaU kltch- A SERVICE ORIENTED ENTITY bedroom. 14' kitchen, 17x1$ den. ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS bought for olhar puroosas Brand BASEMENT SALE • MOVING *n and bath, utilities, no pats, 1200 a MlDDLETOWN — Three targe RAYMOND PASSARO. REALTOR! baiemant, garage. Patio. 44 P.M. ONLY RADIATOR WORK ntw building with tqulpmant. Ash COUNTRY DINING ROOM! — Twa Something far everyone month plus socurltv. Call M1-1W7 or bedroom Colonial, two full bath*. 30' 2*1*224 MELMED REALTY Bkr. 471-5450 11 Wharf Avt., Rtd Bank «4l 71IS Ing sai.000. January 24 and 27, 9-4 p.m. •creation room, 20' kitchen, 20' Uv year old. six piece, double glass door A SUPER STARTER — Or rellre RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS NEW AMERICA NETWORK hutch, sawbock teble. two leaves, 24 Bucknell Drive, Heilet. ng room, utility room. Five years Auto Air Conditioning fc Cooling Svs- HIGHLANDS — Thret rooms, rtawly old. v* acre. Electric heat, $150,000 nenl homa otter ad for the first time FOUR SEASONS REALTY GIG Rtallors S3MO00 U1-OM4 ilx ladder-back chairs, tlOOO. Wall maintained Cape Cod In Little TIRES tamt. All Minor Auto Rtpaln. 10% 747 4599 alter 3 p.m. decorated, ad utilities Includad, neighborhood. $700 per month plus *1 E. River Road Rumson Discount to All Sanlor Cltliam 123 LUNCHEONETTE — All aojulP- 7* Auction Sales »IJO/month. US Bay Ave. *4e-4f72 or tiliti Cll 47154U Ailbl t liver with expansion title. Living 530-MOO CROWN TIRE MART W. Front St.. Red Bank. 741-1)77 mtnt. IIU par vntk rtnl. »KM) to go MMM. oom, two badrooms, family room Discount to ALL Sanlor Cltliam, In. In vtry ocluilvt toon. SJWim Daily-Sunday ind office Two fireplaces Extrt FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Hwv. M. Port Monmouth, 717 7271 ctll altar J p.m. COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES HIGHLANDS — Beautiful four-room MlDDLETOWN - Opportunity. ncluda cedar closets, hindsom REALTORS Shrtwlburv Avt., Tlnton Fain, The Dally Rejlfler Auctioneers ApprelsersGreve irtmtnt, overtooklrva bay, rani Charming two-bedroom Cottage illt-lntv ind aluminum siding. Ask 1 Woodland Dr.—Mlddletown— Markers Bronies 701 9)» 1441 ng 1*2,000. Don't mitt It I 747-ino 40 3rd Avt.. Long Branch, CLASSIFIED ADS SERVICE STATION — A rtal nlc REGISTER ,_J • month, utilities included with ttj-ecrt next to mini-estate. Low CENTURY II COZENS, Realtors 4719494 2H0I00. monav-rnakar - hava othar Intarait •H-IU4 after S p.m. rent In exchange for child care Kt. IS Ntptunt 774-UU and/or maintenance. 471-4774. "Independently Owned" 542-1700 In Monmouth County. 291-S1H. Classified Ads 77 Pels And Llvtsteck KSANSBURO — Sacond floor, IVt 613 Rlvtr R0. Fair Hlvt More Classified room apanmani. Hut and hot watsi NAVESINK HIGHLANDS — Small MOD 741-7O4 on Next Page Includad. pay pan of alaclrlc. Sacur one bedroom colt ton, security, ref- as low as Advanced And Beginners tv. Buslnass couola prafarrad. No erences, lease, $271 plus utilities. DOG TRAINING pals Call after t p.m., 717-oui Available Feb. 1. I42-54M. 43 cents Classes eves and Sat. afternoons. . par Una. par daw Bavsnere Companion Dai Club KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — One PORT MONMOUTH — Two (based on Ifrday Insertion) oomi, available March i, %m bedrooms, large fenced In yard, IMft classified advertising 7414044 month, ivi month socurltv, heat, hot per month plus security and utilities. Make It Yourself AKC LABRADOR PUP — Nine water and cooking Included. Call 9 4 Call 544-114*. For FAST RESULTS week old black female. First shots daily, 1444311. _ 9:30-4:30, 291 3032; after 5, 171 IBS REO BANK — New luxury AT LOW COST LINCROFT — Three-room apart nhouse on the river. Two- ALC — Registered Golden Retrieve m*nt, 10 acre estate, efficiency bedroom, IWbath, family room and phone puppy, six weeks old. reasonable kitchen, no oven, trash paint, heat garage. $700. Rent with option to Family Favorite! INFLATION 491-1243. and utilities Included, tingle only buy. 741-0514. UU Days I42-07SS, nights 747-7141 REGISTER DOBERMAN PUPPIES RED BANK — Luxury two-bodroom 1125 LONG BRANCH — Efficiency townhouse, carpeting, new kitchen 922-2571 apartment!, one block from ocean laundry, 1 "i baths, private Classified Ads Call 222-H35 courtyard and parking, $450 oiui FIGHTER FREE TO GOOD HOME — Wall LONG BRANCH — One-bedroom utilities. 741-21W. 542-1700 tempered dog. home trained, live •Partmtnt, UK month plus electric months old. 493-0411. Mcurltv. UI-OI24 RUMSON — One to two-bedroom house, $400 per month plus utilities Toll Fraa from Matawan Aral FREE HOUND PUPPIES 741-14*3 after 4 p.m. Call anytlma RUMSON — Luxury one-bedroom 7175931 with study, laundry, designer kltch TINTON FALLS — William St. Six Use synthetic worsted to cro- 566-8100 en, tile bath, carpeting throughout room house, garage, $WS per month Tall Frat from Mlddlelown Araa FREE — Four pupplet, lo a good $400 plus utilities. 74i-ai*4. Plus utilities. Call 741-1045 beh chet a family favorite afghan! home. Plaasa contact at 1:30-5 p.m. LOOK FOR THESE ADS 671-9300 171-4754 MATAWAN — Throe-room apart Fiielijht-bfijht. 3 color 7 inch ment, hoat furnished, adults pro squares are joined tor dramatic DESKS. PILES — Tebles, chain, UNION BEACH — Two-btdroom adding machinal, typewriter!, of- PARROT SALE tarred, no pets, one month stcui itv afghan Slipper stitch combined fice equipment, etc. et bargain Inquire Ralph's Shoe Repair, 11 house with yard, U15 a month plus Hilt Moon, t». Mitred Conure. in one month security. Pay own mill DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX prices. New or mad. A.AC. DESK Albino Cocatlel, W. Canary, yellow Main St., Matawen. with popcorns and raised flower- OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 33, Oakhurtt. mile singer. 129; Orenge Wing. 1199 ties. 244-44M. Partly furnished. like centers. Pattern 556: direc- MATAWAN DUPLEX — (245 piu 531-3*10. Spectlcled Amazon. 1129 (talking) UNION BEACH — Three-bedroom Parakeets, 17.99, Fancy 19 99 heat utilities. »i-iM4. Available tions, color schemes Feb., houie, $350 per month. Cal DINETTES-144.95, bedroom, 1191, TANKS ALOT, 1 Maple Ave., Rtd 211-447-7«24. mtttrtittl from 129.tS. K D. Benk. N.J. Sharp's Furniture. 27S Hwy. 34. Watt MlDDLETOWN - Available ii A COPPER HOOD - JW5; grnn DINETTE SET — Four chairs. 140. PINE DESK — With hutch PUPPIES — Shepherd/Sain one-bedroom garage apartment $1.75 for each pattern. Add 50t vtlvat Ufa, 1300; old tawlns mi- Dresser with mirror, 120 or bait chair. 1100. Keensburg. After 1 p.m.. 495-0095. noar stores and transportation, WW 104 Winter Rentals Bernard. 10 weeks old, females. II each pattern ioi first-class air- thlnt, US; yttlow kltchan Ml, itJS offer Call Me-3ai« 7*7-5541 batora l p.m. ELECTRONIC PARTS — And lesl lo good home. Call 442-0021. month, utilities Included, l'/j month AM txctlltnt. Ul BIOS. security. Call after 4 P.m., tth mail and handling Send to: DOUBLE SINK — White porctlln, QUEEN SIZE BED - 1150. Oak equipment. MOUNT r>OCON0— Four bedroom •41-3514 SHAVINGS FOR SALE — Top-quel ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW — Ap- with double porcelln drain. In metal cheit. US. Two-months old, mult MlDDLETOWN — Thret-room two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private ly. klln-drled bale shavings. Avar golf course, tennl* courts, beach and proximately r long, curvtd saat and cabinet, 5tV. nil pull-out drawari. sell. Call Dtslree tt 1424713. FIREWOOD — All hardwood, split aga 45-50 lot. par bag. Delivered and irtment plus bath. Private. Slngl b«ck and arms, ttrlptwd, |1M. ISO. 171-9172. Country Club. Close so all resorts Laura Wheeler REFRIGERATOR — Full-llll, and delivered, Monmouth County stacked In your barn. 13.40. Cal adult preferred. No pets. (225 plu MI 5543 944-4041. FIREWOOD —Maple, cut lo length, working condition, 140. You Irens- araa, US par cord. Call 944-3524 •75-4711. utiutiei. Available Feb. I. After ARTIFICIAL— StontflnplacB, |30, umpllt, half cord, 130; other port. 4713430. FIREWOOD — Seasoned hardwood, P.m., 471-0411. SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios amount! available. I42-SM2 STUD SERVICE — Dobarman and motel units—maid service, al Needlecnft Dept. 61 tour singlt antlqua bran travarsa SHAG RUG —Approximately 11x14, 170 split cord. Ctll after 3 p.m., black end tan. MOVE TODAY — One bedroom rods. 15 aaciv Two marble top and 5*34393; 544-2949. My no bills, parking, |l«. utilities included. Low winter rates FLOOR FURNACE — 70.000 BTU. wltn underline!-, good condition, 173. Call 172.9*77 attar 4 p.m. by the day, week or month. No least tables. Hi each. Marbti too coffee complete with thermostat, excellent Window, wood, with aluminum STATE RENTALS. Bkr. 747 The Daily Register table. W0. Sti-im. FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned THREE PUPPIES — Two malts or security. TRADE WINDS condition, I7S. 717-1172. screen and storm, 29"xH", 155 Call oak, split logs, told by cord er vt MONMOUTH BEACH — Channa after 1 p.m.. 747-1137. one lemele, excellent health, 1 MOTEL, 142-1137. cord. 944-4323 or 944-43)3. waekt. Pleaia call U1-3S2I. Towers, one bedroom with GAS ORYER — Moving, must sail. magnificent vlaw, $400 month Bo< 161, Old Chelsea Sla., Ne» BABY ITEMS - Basilnet, MOO, Ills. Call SKI EQUIPMENT — Hart iklt. FIREWOOD-SEASONED OAK — 123-4114. ST. THOMAS, V.I. — (Sapphire) York, NT 10011. Print Name, O.M. Infant love teat. Sis.00, um- 717-1277 IfcO's. and Dunham boots, 4V», asking S90 car cord, Immadlati dallvtry SAVE THROUGH OWNERI Hi brella stroller, $3.00, old fashion HO, will sail saparataly. 747-JM4. •1 Sports Equipment MODERN APARTMENT -* Nea detlohtful luxury studio for two, on Address, Zip, Pattern Number. wooden baby rocking chair, M00, GAS LOGS — White birch. ISO. Two Call 411-0491 transportation. Best time to call I water, Shaded balcony, breath- NEW! 1980 NF.EDLECRAFT in. glass bottles. snow tires, studded, H7lxl4 on Ford SOLID MAPLE CHEST-ON-CHEST FLORIST SHOWCASE REFRIG- before noon, 495-0416. taking view. Separate dining room whttll. !». Zenith 13" color TV, — 32x41x17, excellent condition, S3S. ERATOR — 4xt stainless sltel. Ask GOLF CLUBS — Tan woods. 1 catalog. Value packed! Over 17C rwwts repair, large tub* okay, IIS. Irons, baa and foldlna can. Laft and kitchen. Choice location, ful Call alter 4 p.m. Ilk) 1100 Davsi 4710344 i MONMOUTH BEACH — Spacious popular resort. Snorketing Palm designs-all crafts. 3 free pal 741-tl73. HI-FI turntable, two speakers, needs 7474412. 739-1441. handad. till complata. T4I49U modern one ano two-bedroom ape treed beach, marina. Discounted repair. 123. Call 471-4UO. monti with balconies. Starting a rate, package airfare, not tublecl to terns printed inside. Send 51 00 BATHROOM SINK — And laucat, SOFA FURNISHING ON A LOW M Merchandise U00 per month. Ideally located on 20% checkout charge., $40 total dal 556 modarn. light blua, matching tollat. GUITAR — Unlvox Lei Paul, cus- SeO BUDGET? — Check the USED the river. Heat and hot water sup- ty. Jan. through Apr. 13; thereafter 170. Mirrored statl madlclna cabl- torn, excellent condition, SI7S. Ask CALL 7414140 FURNITURE CENTER OP RED $45. 471-9143. lor Mark. S44-7W7. Wanted Plied. Immediate occupancy. Cal nal. 110. Hltlli attar a p.m. STEREO CABINET — Walnut, 4' BANK. Fine furniture tor less. 197 Mrs. Baker, 222-1100. OUILD BASS OUITAR — Never long, 1200; tola, orange velvet, •'. Shrewsbury Aye. PLENTY OF ROOM — Thrat BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM — used. 1173. 1200; two chairs, 175 oech. 944-1194. GUILD D-23 —Acoustic Guitar, with 1W Furnished Roomi »1-3M1 anytlma ,1,500 TO $2,000 btdraomi. carpal, kids ok. raadv. Draptl and curtain, all lor U9. STEREO — Fisher, AM/FM radio, case and extras, excellent condition, STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 Torctl-typa floor lamp, ill. 22S-00O4. belt reasonable offer, 471-4741. PROFIT eight-track, turntable, twospaekers, PRIVATE — One-bedroom, free OCFAN GROVE — Columbia Note i A Wrap Shirtdress! BEAVER TRIMMED — Lady's HEAD SKIIS — 340, Marker bind- 1150 firm. 542 7H3. IMMEDIATE CASH welcomes new permanent residents Ings, SeO. Ski rack, U0. Scott poles, HAMMOND & BALDWIN hoat, new paint, no lease, 1113. conveniently located one block from black wlnttr coat. MVt patlta. Ilka THREE-PIECE. — Colonial living Clean out your old piggy bank or STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747*414 ntsv. HIS. 1304441. 110. Dining room table, lour chain, PIANO AND ORGAN drtteer. Boardwalk and ocean, restaurant on two leaves, leather pad, 140. Tworoom sal, 1175. CENTER SILVER COINS BEFORE 1945 RED BANK - Panoramic view of premises, local shopping, with BEDSPREAD — Black/whltt hand- matching total. HIS. Braldad rug. Call 2*4-4344 DOLLARS AT LEAST |15 AND U tha Naveslnk. Two-bedroom, two- elevator. Rooms itertlng at $150 PCI loomad look, full slit, tactlltnt con- tlO. 211-7S4I anytime. Division of Allenberg HAVES 17.30 AND UP bath penthouse. $550, with option t month, with meals $350 per month dition, W0. 530-044». THREE WOODEN — Swivel Mr OUARTERS 13.71 AND UP For information call 775-f5M. LIVING ROOM OR DEN stools, excellent condition, 110 a Piano House buy as condo. No pets. 741-05U. Did you know DIMES 11.50 AND UP HUNK BEDS — unuttd and anil FURNITURE — Green brocade place. Call M-IOBa. We buy ana cam ar hunereas. Ct RED BANK SEA BRIGHT - designer furnished built. Complatt with mattrtu. Vary sofa, I12S. Green vtlvtt rockers, 140 We Are N.J.'s now 471-4499 attar I p.m. It RIVERSIDE AVE liudlu. and suites. attracllva IIU. m-74tl. each Two sleeper solas. 1100 each. TROMBONE AND CASE — Largest and Oldest HARBOUR-POINT Table, US. Lamps, H0-US. All ex- HOLTON. Excellent pitying condi- AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN 14*] Ocean Ave, 747-1351 CALORIC OVEN — In good Condi cellent condition. Call 47I-4OT4. tion. Professional. 190. Sta-4402, 114 Piano Dealer WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE Hon. avocado, gal. 1109. Call 111 HII Mason and Hemlln, Klmball, RUGS. FOR CASH. On tha Uavatlnk Rlvar MAHOGANY — Dining room table. batora J or attar a p.m. UNDER COUNTER CABINET — Sohmar, Baldwin, Kawil. Knaba INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 1M Commercial Slim, trim, terrific — its Duncan Phyfe with brets feet, SeO Everett Currier, Herdmen ant 159 E. Newman Spring! Rd. Two badrooms. slartlno at Stag. In Attar 7, 74I-10H. 35Vi"hlghx24"wldox21*V'depth. Plavtr pianos. cludas cantral air and haat, cooking the shirtdress wrap with plenty CIVIL AIR PATROL UNIFORMS — Mint condition. US. 544-1349 alter 3. Shrewsbury 747-4200 gas, balconlas. 14-hour doorman, TV Rentals Compltlt sat, S30. lln 37 lackat, 33 MAPLE COUCH — ISO LARGE DISPLAY OF ol spring snap-and-go! A snap to WEDDING GOWN — Sin t, white sacurlty and taunt. Garaoa, pool walll. 1714430. Platform rocker, 129 GRAND PIANOS ALL LIONEL TRAIN and marina avallabla. Bob Clccona sew-no fitting problems, upper, latin princess styling, lull chapel AGENTS — Exacutlvas, pro 74I-O1M 3O0 MAIN STREET Or Flyer. Top cesh epprelsl (»1) 741-1711 buttons. Send, sew, save W COUCH * Good condition, gray val train, bodice and skirt of magnif- ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 fastlonals: otflcat avallabla In two vat. JI75. Coffet tibia, two and MEDITERRANEAN — Occesslonel icent lace, tiny seed pearls, long 77S-9M0 READY NOW — Two-bedroom or thraa roomt or Itroar. Printed Pattern 9060 Misses tabtl. »7J. Ctll »7-»lll. Altar a, chair, maroon dtiltn, 140. OaM(4MV slender sleeves. Headpiece with II. y Open dally t ta 9, let- 'til I AU. CONTENTS OF HOUSES — ii carpal, dacoratlon. On long term 717-1444. dltlon. S42-aU7. lullon vailing, long cathedral train, Oarages, lie Ont Him or entire lo laasas. Rad Bank araa. Full sar Sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 1125. 741-4371. HOT DOG CART — Slalnlass llatl lTJSr vices Low rants. 741-9S9S. 20. Sue 12 (bust 34) takes CRIB — 140; bathroom sink, !4«K>. MOVIE CAMFRA ~ Imm $400. Call bttwmn 9 a.m.—7 p.m. RED BANK — On the Neveslnk wlttl faucals, |40, thret dra«tr file WtHlentak, three lens turret with WEDDING ORES* — And vail, lilt 717-JO47. ANTIQUES All Kinds, bauaht tor Contemporary one-bedroom, one- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - L .. 3 7/8 yards 45-inch fabric. cablnat. UK Hoover uprlgnt. U0. ceta and filters. OE strobe light with 13-14, |1S. Call sop ctth. Miry Jana Rooaavalt An bath, large dining room. From SMS trtt wltn overhead door. 750 iq. ft au-JOIl. cast. US complete. 741-HU. 471-1121 Uquaa. 109 Halt Rlvtr Rd., Rumson for f |S0 Ptr month. 171-0347. IBM TYPEWRITERS •41-1159. Mambar Appraltars A No pott. 741-0514. CRYSTAL CHANDELIER — (III. NORGE ICEBOX — 14 cu. It. WHEELCHAIR — Llkt ntw. RENTAL $19.50 per mo. soclaikm at Amarlca. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shop RED BANK — Luxury high-rise two- Send $1.75 for ucti ptttwn gold velvet racllntr chair, 1100. • ISO 171 Rant with option lo buy 171 OM7 bodroom apartment, lovely rive spaca, 750 so. ft., $150. 2*1-IM0 o •U-3731, 7414957 Call 7414920 ANTIQUES - OATEWAV AN view. Call 12 noon or between 7 2*14*05. Add 50« to. uch pattern far KITCHEN CABINETS — Counter TIQUES, Rl. M ind Hocntsiaad P.m. evenings, W2-4.HV top link, oven, stove. Good condi- Avi.. Laonardo. 19I-S150 ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE first-clan airmail, handling. tion. S44.net. RED BANK — Four rooms, walk t — Heart of Red Bank, private park Stndta DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I wl Rlvervlew Hoso.lal and downtown Ing, approximate 140 sq. ft.. $100 a $ 00 LARGE WROUGHT IRON — buy all your small garage ta •II Mils paid. 1150. Call 747-7790 month. Call Rocar Company before Dinette sat with gold swivel chtlrs. Items. Call 244-M15 ettar I p. days, M2-40M evenings. 1 P.m.. 741-1111. tin ana black plush couch. 717-4473. HUMMELS - Flgurlnat watltad 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 BLINDS I both old and ntw. Levolors. Verticals. Woven Woodi H9-4477 MARIAN MARTIN 10% OFF LIST. DELIVEREDI $ N Call Eltnby Products far Quote "MIRROR, MIRROR * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * 223-4449 ON THE WALL. FDR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 WHO IS FAIREST Pattern Dipt. 420 Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items 108 Commercial OF THIM ALL)" TRY 141 1444 Thi Dally Register quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Rentals Classified Service umns now under a separate distinctive heading. OS Commercial Hems originating Irom your household may be sold Rentals NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE lor up to $200.00 (lormerly $10000) per article. YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS 232 «M Uth St, Nnr York, NT Price lor each item must be mentioned. 11.000 sq. ft. i.lloets loading. prlvata ptrking A/c, httt, M BROAD ST. TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. 10011. Print NAME, AOOIESS, sprlnkltred. Public trintporta ZIP, SUE and STYLE NUMBER. MORE clothes for LESS AND lubdlvldid for any portion JUST CALL THECLASSrFIEDACTION LINE 9,000 H. ft. Tailgate loading, thirtof | * nd iinol« of fie t, no M. MONEY-us still possible when Call 542-1700 prlvttt parking, heel, ft. Ctntr«l «|r, htat. prlval* BETWEEN8.30 A.M. & 12:30 P.M. you sew. Send now lor our NEW sprlnklered. Public Irensporto- D«rklng, tlcvclor, hill Jan.torUl SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN wrvlca IrKludtd. Prtmt toc«- No discount il cancelled before expiration. tfon. Just comotittly nntvatM. 9060 CATALOG. Over 100 styles, free No changes in copy ' CALL 542-1700 pattern coupon. Catalog. II 747-1 IN 747-1100 [ 8-20 IM 299 Matawan ft******* 1S The DMK Rejnrter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 29, i960 it a the intent of *Mt Zanifw District t» toaiar a mlcturo at dwell I C4NCM m**ti«Bt *fwtl be ftaM in« tv«M and minimum M Una. Ta on the First Monday af eec* iwantJi Board posts assumed 211 iris WML iMd wftM* this pittrfct at a 00 am tth U Hull a* iuk-divtaM anal Ivahtaaa TAKE NOTICE that I e with the following £S!i3 33«KAta1&tf£ HAVC WYMt NEED LISTINGS •Btwa attorn* v tor lath** L»* day nitht tohowina said iWkMv y*> Call Ma k«rr Amcv. int TILLABLE FARM LAND WANTED Corporation l/i HHo*»rartd Ce*t- No man IM* BMrtv M law special netke Is urawldad scwaaV — For 10 r«ar UJM HV* Krti and nets, has mad* application to Ih* percent si th* grow art* of tht uiing said meeting until awottia* m •i ftf ??T w CM watllv lor (arm lan« Planning ftoard ot Iha Boro of District tn IIS artllrttv mavto* su b ta by Fisher, Goodall MA2LET — Naw rwcK ThrM ij*iima»rii and tnjov year round Ealontown tor a major subdivision divioad MM d*v*+op*d with tingle BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED OMroonn,. country kitchen. i«vin« mp ai It grow. Itf-Wi. tvtt ol tlw premises known at Lot 14. famMy dweUingi at a dansitv ol . jt notice of change of the afarasald SHREWSBURY - tndivMiul member wanted U rooo> *mt bath Ail-alum mum tid Hock U mill ttv* (Si stparelc loU. 10.M6 Hwtx* to* "*» schedule shall ha mad* puWk tnt VIMI-to-wtll c*rMling (U WO and tar til* plan approval tor Iht B NO irwf than MVtnty (70) pursuant to th* previstoM of IM Barbara Fitter and Barbara pay, he or the could. TIT-ISM FINANCING AVAIL .ontlruction o* an addition lo Iht Mrient ot tha arott acrtaw o* tht aforesaid act 245 Union ».ack mjfeitnti building. * District (n Its entirety, may bt sub- « I11J0 Goodall were back In ththee "But U you don't want to AM divided and dtvtlopad with slrwlt Public naaring will ba htld on wimtn said muntclMittkn are ta* bay, you don't have to." MOUMDEL—LIST WITH hit application before tht Planning lamliv dwellings at a dtmltv of 1 I* ttoned Vtaf no *n*m**ie* m aua*> president's and vtte prwi- ]i van't Aa»Mv to tht acra ttofi frwn saw nwatartum shall be Board on Monday. February 11, NOTICI TO ._ dent't chain, respectively, of Goodall claimed that it 152 Boats ft IVM. at I 00 o'clock P M. al wfttcn Section Mt.4 thall now btcomt altotwd *r ajramad au*pt In cam of Separate s*4rtad bids for BAND the moat entrain* hardafti* ar tub- wat "clearly the intent of time vou mav appear tithtr in per Section )M.S and shall bt tup UNIFORMS FOR MIOOLETOWN the Board of Education lait HOLMDEL ottmtnltd am) amtndrt to road at ttaittial danger to the public health, or bv agtnt. or attoriMv. and HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH will M re- safety or welter. night, eight months after they that motion that we would let CUSTOM BUILDER'S prttent anv objection which vou follows: ceived by the MkMWtown TownaMp mav haw* lo tha granting of thii Saction Kit7G Minimum Raar Board of Education at the Admtni* fey order of th* Bavshore R*- up a special fund and would SHOWCASE MODELS gional S*w*re*» Authority, >•* Oak were initially elected. FLAGSHIP MARINE application Periinani plant and rt- Yard Setback 10 fott lor principal tratlon Building, 59 Tindell RsM, StraaL Union ttaach, N.J. M7JS contribute to It." Limited numMr of TrMitJOnal wM cord*, art on fit* with tht Setreiary buildings and 20 tott lot acctuorv MMdletPwn, N.J. UP to il 00 a.m., Fisher and Goodall were buildings prevailing time, Wednesday, Febru- BY: Francis J O'Brien Conl«mp«rarv dmgnt tor im o< Eetontown Planning Board and Secretary elected by a secret ballot last The board hat ap- martial* occupancy mav t» inspected during regular Saction SM ;H • Maximum ary 13th, 19M. SALE Building Haiflhl i JO tOfi tor principal BAY SHORE REGIONAL 10V»% financing tor Quihlitd eutlntuhour. J0MN „,„,„,,. Bidden are required to comply May M during the board's propriated $3,000 In tta new buvari. Phantom. Laser, Hobte. Harpoon Attorney tor Applicant building* and IS tott for accessor* with th* requirements of ChMrtor SEWERAGE AUTHORITY budget to cover the tpecial O'Dav, Buccaneer, Erlcton. bulldlnos. 127. Public Laws of 1975 100 Oak St regular organizational meet- For appointment to Mt call Johnson AAA service Jan. M *• -* Section MM /i Ma«imum Lot Specifications and terms tor bM Union Beach. N.J 07735 ing. A board majority, claim- legal cotta, however, and 946-3447 Summer and winter storage Covera>fl* U% ding mav be secured at the Office of Jen. It H8J0 Complete Canvas Shop. Saction SOS 7j Minimum Gross Johnton and Darrah laid af- 22S Freehold Township Ihe Secretary. 59 Tlndall Road. Mid- NOTICI ing the secret elections vio- MIDDLETOWN — Call or tend tor First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Htbitabt* Floor Art* 1.000 wuirt dletown, N.J. 07748. • our "Short and Country Living" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: toet TAKE NOTICE, that the Union lated the state's Open Public ter lait night'i meeting that 291-5600 PURSUANT 10 THE OPEN PUB- Paul W. Bennett Beach Planning Board will meet the brochure, PICI, descriptions, prkts beeiion MI.7K • Minimum Secretary the five-vote majority on the LIC MEETINGS LAW, CHAPT. ground floor arta ol principal build first Thursday of each month In th* Meetings Act, the Sunshine on iMClutivt inimat A P LENTZE MARINA — For Rartten Ml, P. L. if'S, that tha Regular Jan. 29 W.oo Municipal Court Room. Florence PLEBHOOK AOSHCY. R<«ltori. ins 7» square ftal (encluding areas Avenue. Union Beach, N. J., at 8:00 Law, elected William P individual contribution! 9» Rt 3S, MiddlatoW 671-2300. Bay boating irt-out berthirtg servlct Wanting of Monday, February 1|, of attached accassory buildings such for power and sail boats. IS to 2*'. 1«M ol Iht Board of Education ol tht at garage*) 2WRtdBanh P.M. Johnson president and urged by Planer did not ob- NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP Used boat sales. 7i7-2Ht. Frtthold Rtgional High School Oik Section 1 Section 504.IS.2 shall Meeting dates arc as follows: trkl will bt cancelled and will bt February 7, 1980 Monroe Man vice president ligate them. DON'T PAY THE LANDLORD b* amended and supplemtnttd and The Planning Board of the MAKO, MARQUIS. OMC — htld intltad on Tuesday, February shall read as follows; March *. ifad When you can own thu three Duranauiic. Lvman. Johnson, fc I 19, 1W0 al • 00 v m. in tht Medie Borough of Red Bank will hold their April 1,19*0 in new elections on June 15. Otten hat advised the Loader Center of tht Freehold Township Maximum number of rttldenilsl meetings for the year 1980 on the 2nd bedroom new ranch, aluminum »id build.no lots than ba computed on May 1.1988 Milton G. Hughes, county board to wait until Kalac't Bry's Marine Neptune 775/3*4 High School, Elton Adelphi* ROM, and 4th Monday of every month. The JUM S, 1980 ins. carpttw tfiroughout. tutt dry Frtthold, Ntw Jeritv 07?M the bads of Ms toti par gross acre. work meeting will be on th* 2nd DiMintni FHA appraised and ap- MARINE ELECTRONICS — For If IMS calculation rtsulti In a rt Monday with th* public meeting on July 3. 1980 superintendent of schools, bill It In before taking any proved tor »S1.000. with MO00 down, tht latest in Si Tex recorders, VHF N H Rtnick. Secretary malnlns fraction of a lot, Ihls trac- Iha 4th Monday. The agenda tor the August 7,19*0 ruled last July that the first action. your pi«m*nli would be approM radios, direction finders or Loran, JarvM S4.S0 tion shall bt roundtd to Iha nearest meetings will be Published prior ta September 4,1980 imetelv |SM monthly plus utilities. your best buy it whole number. the meeting dates. October 2,1*80 election was valid, but the The board, by an eight-to- Owner Franco, 4«3-e4)9 Broken BOAT HOUSE 221 Molmd«l Section 50*1.15.3 shall bt suo November*. 1980 Roaamarv Mlneer, Clark December 4,1980 board voted, five-to-four, to one vote, ratified and con- welcome M31 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright RESOLUTION plemenied and amendod and read as Jan. 19 Si.M aMM.11 follows: Evelyn Kane, OCEANPORT ^ WHEREAS, there exists tne Clerk-Secretary, reject Hughes' opinion, con- firmed all of itl actions taken Open Tues. through Sun need tor legal services, and H All othtr provisions for loll In the R 10 Zone shall apply 240Rumion Union Beach tending he had not considered and checks signed since last WHEREAS, Ihe Local Public Planning Board WATERFRONT O'DAY 23 1«* - Chrvier Sailer 4. Contracts Law (N.J.S.A 40A:1M,tt Saction S04.1S.4 snail bt tup An ordinance entitled "AN OR- Jan.W ^ VM the first meeting In light of June 25 when Johnson and PORT-AU-PECK Bett offer over t*200 takes It. Call seq.) requires that the resolution piemtnted and amended and read as DINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER W3-22U oatore t p.m.; or 1214*35 awarding contracts tor professional follows: X OF THE REVISED GENERAL Sunshine violations. Man were acting officers. 1 evenings Can be seen In Toms services without competitive bids Areas to ba dedicated; There ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH 247WtfliQR«INrtlC« Must sen three-bedroom ranch, I ) must be publicly advertised; Fisher cast the negative vote. balhs, fireplace, bulkhead and dock River. shall ba deeded to Iha Township an OF RUMSON,' passed and approved NOTICI' OP Last August, Martin Asking IM.QOO NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT amount of land within tht project not June 33,1978" was introduced by the SPECIAL MIITINO Going beyond legal fees to RESOLVED by the Holmdel Town- iesi than Iht difference between th* Mayor and Council of the Borough of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Fisher, Barbara Fisher's hus 154 Rtcrtatlonal ship Zoning Board of Adjustment total arta ot all residential lots and Rumton al a meeting held on Janu- the rest of its new fl million the arta calculated bv multiplying Special Meeting of the Bavshore Re band, filed suit against John 542-2223 vahiclts that Samuel Carotenulo It hereby ary 10, 1980 and on January 14, 1980 gional Sewereo* Authority will b* ERA A KOZICKY appointed Holmdel Township Zoning tht total number of residential lolt wat finally adopted and approved bv held on Monday, February 4, 1980 son, Ronald Skoog, Charles budget, the board set a public WEAL ESTATE Board of Adjustment attorney tor bv 30,000 square teet or 30% of tht th* Mayor. commencing at 7:30 P.M. at tht 1f77 SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER the year 19*0 The person hereby gross arta of tha tract, whichever It !_ j. Gary Sammon, Authority offitas, 100 Oak Street, Darrah, Nicholas Caivano, bearing for 8 p.m. MondaY, OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wavtlde — 11', iteept seven, side bath. 4 cu. appointed at Holmdel Township greater Land ullllied for ttreel Union Beach, N, J, for the purpose of Woods and Long View village. Zoning Board of Adjustment at- rights of way may bt included In Borough Clerk Dianne Petruiella, and the March 3, and another public Eleoant new homei Irofn in*,000 ft. refrigerator, n»w Faulkner awn- calculating the required land dedi- John O. Teeter considering and taking action on — Ing. Asking $3400 Call 530-9414. torney without competitive bidding Mayor (a} Resolution authorizing th* board as a whole, seeking to Cm *»J t uwi It a member of the legal profession, cation provided that al a minimum budget workshop for Monday, a recognlied protection licensed and 20% of the gross arta of th* tract be Jin. 2f S4.80 issuance of certain Grant Antici- RUMSON -- Colonial farm house. COMMANCHE 19*7 — Sleep* UK, pation Notes overturn the results of the Feb. 11. good condition, sacrifice, 1500 regulated bv law, and it Is not POS- devoted to non-rbad public us*. AN ORDINANCI TO AMEND totally renovated, loaded with tible to obtain competitive bids. (b) Approving the terms, condi- second June 25 election, and charm. Sevan rooms, full wall brick 739-2U3. A. With regard to any land AN ORDINANCI ENTITLED "AN Several letters were read, ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH SIR tions and salary of an employment lircpleca, sliding doors to private, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED within thlt District to bt developed contract with the Executive Direc- last Friday, Superior Court brick pallo, beautifully landicaptd that a copy of this Resolution shall at a demitv of 10,000 square foot VICI CHAROIS PON MUNICIPAL tor including one signed by 75 Check our unbeatable SIWIRI IN THI BOROUOH OP Low I70T U7-UT2 be published In The Dally Register minimum per lot, tht regulations Francis J. O'Brien Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. low rates and compare, 229 0472 as required bv law within ten (10) and provisions of Section 5M 7 and (IUMSON ANO PROVIOINO FOR borough residents, protesting THI PAYMENT AND COLLEC- Secretary ruled the May election was RUMSON days of Its passage Saction 504. U through Section BAYSHORE REGIONAL the cutting of the resource TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE? I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT Mi.M.t iniiu.lv* thall ba *P TION OP SUCN rHAftOll," proper and that Fisher and piicabit. PASSED ANO APPROVED Plt> SIWE-RAOE AUTHORITY It only sounds that way. Imagine THE ABOVE RESOLUTION IS A 100 Oak St room teacher to a half-time owning a brand naw center hall RUARY 14, 1971. Goodall were the board's duly TRUE COPY OF THE RESOLU- B. With regard lo anv land Union Beach, N. J. 07735 position next year as a cost- Colonial on a treed Rumwm proper TION ADOPTED BY THE wlihln thlt District to ba developed BE IT ORDAINED bv the 17 JO elected officers. McGann tv. Featured are lour bedrooms, i ' HUlMDtl TOWNSHIP ZONING- •t a density of 1.14 dwelling unlit to Mayor and Council of the Borough of saving measure. baihs, family room and formal din- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AT ITS tht ecre, th* regulation provision! of Rumson, In th* County of Mon- 241 Mo said that the open public ing room 11*% mortgage available REORGANIZATION MEETING ON Section 504.10 through Slctlon mouth, State of Naw Jersey that; - The school nurse was also with a« iiilie as 10% down. Only 210 Lost ft Found JANUARY 33. 19*0 W4.15.S shall be applicable. 1. Section 3 of an ordinance en ADVERTISEMENT POR IIDS meetings act was not ap- W9.VO0 iM 9300 Real Francis X. Burke, Secretary Section KM.S shall now become titled "An Ordinance to Establish Notice li Mretay given that plicable, and that the election to be cut to a half-time posi- 314 Willow Dr Little Sllvar Ian. 2? 11140 Section soe.k md thall bt amended Service Charges for Municipal sealed bids will be received and pub- FOUND — Tan dog with black tall, and supplemented to read at fol- Sawars in th* Borough of Rumson licly ooerwd and read at 10:00 a.m., was purely an "Internal fun- tion, and a tenured teacher about five months old, East and Providing For th* Payment and Friday, February 8, 1980, bv the Ktansburg area, well trained. Call 231 Little Silver lows: assigned to the new Gifted Butter Arta: There thai) bt pro Collection of Such Charges" patted Monmouth County Mosquito Ex- don of the board," according BERG Bill, 495-0411. and approved February 24, 1*71, be NOTICK TO BIDDIM - wided a dtnttly landscaped buffer termination Commission at Its of- to a letter from Peter P. and Talented program and a LOST — Snow plow. Large, green, Public Notice Is hereby given »rm» of no less than thirty 30 feet nor and the same is hereby amended to fice, Wavslde Road, Tlnton Falls, that sealed bids will be received by more then siktv 1*0) feet In width read as follow*: New Jersey, for th* furnishing and Kalac, special counsel re- compensatory education will attatchet to Jeep Large reward for delivery of Four (4) 1980 Ford F-150 RUMSON AREA — Call or send for information leading to, 239-009*. the Borough Council, Borough of Lit- between anv development con Section 3. Unit Chaioe. our "Shore and Country Living" tle Silver, 480 Prospect Avenue, Lit- strucled In this Dlftrlct and anv A unit chars* shall be $120.00 Pick-up Trucks, or equal. tained by the board In the take over duties now assigned brochure, pits, descriptions, prices tle Silver, New Jersey on 11 Febru- adjacent District, Tha buffer area par year. Detailed specifications for the suit. on exclusive listings. AP- LOST — Long haired kitten, fly* ary 1980 8:00 P M. prevailing time between each District and anv non- above Items may be obtained from to a one-hour-per-day PLEBROOK AGENCV, Realtors, 3, This ordinance shall lake ef- months old. Beeconllght Ave. and for the supplying of unleaded ratsident.el District shall bt thirty, fect upon Itt patsage and publication Ihe Monmouth County Mosquito Ex The. judge felt, according mathematics teacher. . • 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, Shore Blvd., Keansburg. ua&ofcnc In the Borough. ,*^ .... ,.. viv fflrf lam. No rt according to law. UNnflllfUrpNnflllft V " ' ™ MI-WOO. • .^__ v v Detailed svfci>iA#n....- --* «-..#*V.-t, t.Mt or side yards may Jan. 39 19.00 Wavtlde Road, Tlnton Falls, N.J. ..-..c, that the "public is bt contained In such buffer arta. Reducing the nurse's time SECLUDED COLONIAL — In the $5C .".-WARD standard proposal form are avail-' The foregoing ordinance was In- Each bid must be accompanied able at the Borough Clark's Office Howtvtr, th* buffer area mav con- bv a certified check or bid bond for not concerned with how board would have meant that health heart of Rumson Approached bv a tain land tat aside it common open troduced and passed tint reading at (rte-lined line and offering approx- between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and a regular meeting of the Mayor and tan (10) percent of the bid. payable officers are elected." Kalac 5:00 P.M. weekdays, Saturdays A spac* provided that no reception fa- unconditionally to th* Monmouth would have to be taught by imately 1'/1 acres of beeutllullv land- cilities oth*r than walkways, trails Council of th* Borough of Rumson scaped privacy. Entry hail, oval Sundayt excluded. held on Thursday, January 34, i960 County Mosquito Extermination must still be paid, however, 211 Sptclal Notices or similar facilities as approved bv Commlitlon, which check will ba Douglas McCrum, the physi- dining room, super kitchen with sep- Bids must be submitted on stan- the Planning Board ar* Included and will com* UP (or final considera- and how hisas yet unsub- arata breakfast room, garden room dard proposal forms, enclosed In a tion and passage at a regular meet forfeited should th* successful old cal education teacher, there- thtrtln. No off street parking thall der 1*11 to enter into contract within off living room, den plus family sealed envelope bearing the name be provided In tha buffar area herein Ing of the Governing Body to be held mitted bill will be met is still COUNSELING — Personal prob and address of such bidder, ad- tan (10) days from th* time said by probably eliminating phys room, two fireplaces,* Four term, relationships, sexuality, de- required. on Thursday, February 14, 19*0 at bedrooms A unique home designed dressed to the Borough Council, 8:30 P.M. at Borough Hall, East contract Is submitted to the sue- undecided. presilon. Arlene Mehlman, MS, Borougn Sliver, N.J. and mutt be cetstul bidder ed classes for kindergarten with a fi«r* for living and a gar MSW, I4J-3443. Section StH,7. There shall ba River Road, Rumson, N.J. at which At the board's August dencr's delight. ites.WW Call today | accompanied bv a Certified Check added Section 501 7: time and place all persont deslrinej The Monmouth County Mosquito and first grade. CENTURY 31 COZENS. Realtors or Bid Bond In the amount of 10% of Schedule of Minimum Require- to be heard will be given full op- Extermination Commission re- meeting, Barbara Fisher "Independently Owned" the bid payable to the treasurer but ments - Single family dwellings at a portunity. serves th* right to reject any and all MRS. SYLVIA thall not be lass than woo 00. moved that no board funds be HANDWRITING ANALYST density of 10,000 square foot lots. J. Gary Sammon, bids It In Its opinion It Is In the best But School Superintendent 113 River Rd. Fair Haven Interest of the Commission to to do. aOD 141-7*14 Character Raader The Borough Council reserves Saction 5M./A • Minimum Lot Borough Clark spent to pay for the board's Advisor on All Problems of Ufa the right to reiect any and all bids or Arta: 10.000square feet. John O. Teeter Bidden are required to comply Curtis Bradley said last night THINKING OF Selling or Buying? For appointment call anv part thereof or to waive anv Section SW.7B - Minimum Lot Mayor with th* requirements of P.L. 1975, legal defense, a motion ap- that the county super- Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY informalities where such Informali- Width: 71 feet. Jan. 39 M.J0 Ch. 137. 6/1 2W0 542-9500 ty Is not detrimental to the bast Stctlon 5M.7C - Minimum Lot Robert Ottergaard proved by her and Caivano, intendent's office told interest of the Borough. The. right it Depth: 100 feet. ^___ Superintendent Goodall, Mary Keale and also rawrveti to incrtasa or de- Pleas* Take Notice Thai Waiter Jan. 39 111.40 late yesterday that regular ' create the quantities Stctlon SM.7D - Minimum Lot TWO FIREPLACES 160'S Frontage: Jifiet. and Mary Immetbergar of 44 Wash- Man. Fisher asked that each 212 Travtl- ington Street Rumson, N.J. hav« Our file: 15153 classroom teachers could Four bad rooms, 17' ma stir BY ORDER OF THE Section 5M.7E - Minimum Front bedroom. 2y living room, dining Transpotiatlon BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE applied to th* Zoning Board of Ad SUPIfttOR COURT — board member kick in one- Yard Setback'. 30fact. lustment of the Borough of Rumson teach health, saving the phys room. It' kitchen, den. two bath*, BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. Saction 5M.7F - Minimum Sid* OPNIWJIRSIY ninth of the total cost. Stephen G. Greenwood for a bulk variance to enable appli- CHANCERY DIVISION battmtnt TRANSPORTATION — Vail Homes, Yard Setback: 10fott. cants to construct a 12' n 8' on* ttorv ed program. Admlnlstratpr-Clerk Saction 3. All Ordinances and MONMOUTH COUNTY MELM6P REALTY Bter. *71-WS0 Shrewsbury, to Red Bank RR, leav- w addition to th* rear of enisling dwell- But Petruiella last night Jan. in.in provisions thereof Inconsistent with DtKkat No. M-7S9V79 Skoog offered reworklngs WALKER L WALKER Ing t:30 a.m. Ml 2731 after 4:30 P.m. ing house located at said address CIVIL ACTION th* provisions of thlt Ordinance are and known as Block 29, Lot 13 on th* quoted state statutes govern- REALTORS hereby repealed. NOTICI OP PUBLICATION of some budget categories, Shrewsbury Office 741)211 NOTICI TO BIDDIM Borough Tax Map. Th* Property Is EVANS, KOELZER. MARRIOTT, ing school boards, Indicating 213 Instruction Public Notice Is hereby given Section 4. Thlt Ordinance shall in question pre-datet the Zoning Or- including placing custodians M'ddlttown Office t71-1311 that sealed bids will be received bv take effect upon pastas* and publi- dinance and Is non-con for mint* OSBORNE1KREIZMAN that a board of education cation «t provided bv law. A Professional Corporation on staggered schedules and WEST END the Borough of Little Silver tor pro- thereto. Counsellors al Law shall cover costs of reason- OCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUM viding dry cleaning and laundry ser- PASSED: JANUARY 24, 1W0 A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing vice for uniforms of the Police De- ADOPTED: The matter hat been scheduled 'One Harding Road eliminating a part-time night rne beautiful Atlantic and miles of course. Mornings, Feb. 11-39. SAULO. HORNIK,Mayor for public hearing at Borough Hall. P.O. Box BB able counsel. boardwalk at your front door. Two- partment. Said bids will be opened Red Bank, N.J. 07701 custodian, which he claimed Monmoutn institute, 543-2300. and read In public at Borough Hall, eVELYN PICCOLINI East River Road, Rumson. N.J, on level condominium, fully carpeted. Wednesday, February 30, iw» at 1201) 741-9550 Robert H. Otten, board at- 400 Prospect Avenue on Feb. 18,19*0 Township Clerk with all appliances, tVi baiht and ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. 8:15 P.M. All those wishing to b* Attorneys for Plaintiff could restore most of the extras galore Available immediate Leave message for Joe, c/o Hof- 8:00 P.M. prevailing time. Jan. 29 $54.00 Plaintiff MILAN VEINOVICH torney, said, however, that IV. 1*3,500 S30-9300. Realtor. Spec If I cat Ion t and forms for heard on this matter will b* given 124,800 taken from faculty brauhaus, 291-0224 or write J. Si.., bldt tor the proposed service may be PUBLIC NOTICI full opportunity at said meeting. A the law "does not preclude 314 Willow Llltle SHv«r P.O.Box 501, New Monmouth. N.J. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- copy of the application It on file at positions. 07741. examined and obtained at the Office Defendant BETTY VEINOVICH an Individual board member ol the Borough Clerk, Little Silver, en that the above Ordinance #3-W Borough Hall for public Inspection. To BETTY VEINOVICH N.J. between the hours of 9:00 A.M. was Introduced and patted on first Walter Immesoeroer • Y ORDER OP THE SUPERI- from paying an Individual Skoog claimed his calcu- BERG and 5.00 P.M. weekdays, Saturday reading bv Ihe Township Council of Mary Immaibixaar OR COURT, wherein Milan and Sunday excluded. the Township of Marlboro. In the Jan. 39 VI 10 Velnovlch It Plaintiff and you are cort." ______lations would cost the school Bids mutt be on standard pro- County of Monmouth, and the Slate Defendant, you are required to an- The legal bill, when it Is the loss of only 41 minutes a posal forms in a manner designated of New Jersey, held on January 24, 245 Union Btach swer to th* Plaintiff's Complaint on When considering Buying or Selling therein and required bv the specif- 1980, and that said Ordinance will be or before In* 15th of February, 1980, submitted, Otten said, is day of the nurse's time. Call • member of The ications, mull be enclosed in a taken UP for second reading and PUBLIC NOTICI bv serving it on Evans, Koalzar, Monmeuth County sealed envelope bearing the name further consideration and final pas- OP SIWIR CONNECTION Marriott, Otborn* 4 Kreliman. Es- "clearly an obligation of the During Its 4tt-hour Vuiiuiie Lining Service and address of the bidder on the sage al a meeting of the Townihlp MORATORIUM quires, Plaintiff's attorneys, at On* 219 Asburv Park outside, addressed to the Borough Council of the Township of Marlboro PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Harding Road, Red Bank, N*w Jer- board and In the final meeing meeting last night, NOTICE Council, Borough ol Little Silver, Municipal Offices located on Wvn on Monday, January 3t, 1980, th* sey, 07701. and filing it with Iha proof analysis, the board must pay. the board hired Maureen Pat- 132 Condominiums Special Meeting New Jersey. crest Road. In the Township of Bavihore Regloner Stwerao* Au- of service In duplicate with the Clerk AM bids must b* accompanied Marlboro at 8:00 P.M. or as soon of the Superior Court, State Hous* Please be advised that the thereafter as the said matter can be thority which provides regional What it boiled down to, twell, to replace Phyllis Town Houtts Mayor and Council of the City of bv a certified check or bid bond In treatment facilities to the munici- Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, 08*35, the amount of pOO.OO. reached, at which time and Place all and If you fall to answer, an ap- said Otten, was that if an Purscell, an eighth-grade Asburv Park will hold a Special Interested persons will be given an palities of Haitet, Holmdel, Union Meeting on Wednesday, January 30. The Borough of Little Silver re- Beach, KevPort, Keansburg, propriate Judgment shall be ren- SHADOW LAKE opportunity to be heard concerning dered against you. English teacher, and Barbara 19M, at 5:30 P.M., at City Hall, 710 serves the right to waive any In- the same. Matawan Borough and portions of SPECIALS Bangs Avenue, Asburv Park, Naw formalities where such informality Marlboro, adopted a Resolution re- Fitzgerald, to replace Nancy is not detrimental to Ihe best interest affirming the moratorium impotad This action Is to obtain a »4iMonmcmtn County ALL MODELS Jersey. EVELYN PICCOLINI Divorce. iS4,000 193,000 Purpose of this Special Meeting ol the Borough, to accept all or pert June 31,1978 against all future sewer AOVaaTIMMINT POR BIDS Man, who will begin a ma- of said bid. CLERK OF THE connections bv reason of exc*s*lv* EVANS, KOEL2ER, MARRIOTT, ALSO RENTALS Is to consider the adoption of a Reso- TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Nolle. Il harabv glv.fi that ternity leave on March 1. No bidder may withdraw his bid flows being experienced al the Au- OSBORNE 8. KREIZMAN lution regarding the Municipal Jan. 29 17.50 Attorneys for the Plaintiff, Malad bid* will ba r.c.l v.d and pub- ERA KERR AGENCY Bonds. within 60 days alter the actual date thority treatment facilities. licly opanad and raid al «:M a.m., of the opening thereof. ORDINANCI 9\m Milan Velnovlch Immediately altar the Special All ptrsont or entltiet con- BY: JOELN. KREIZMAN Friday. Pabruary I, 1M0, bv in. Meeting thar* will be the regular BY ORDER OF THE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING templating development of anv kind Monmouth County MOMUIIO Ex- Work Session. BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE AN ORDINANCI FROVIDINO Jan. af U3.80 termination Commlulon at III of- Freehold zonere SHADOW LAKE-MANY NEW AND PARKING RIOULATIONS AT ALMOST NEW MODELS — To immediately after the Work Ses- BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. llc, WavtJda Road, Tlnton Fallt. THI MARLBORO TOWNSHIP 234 Mlddlttown Naw J.rt.v. lor Iha lurnlihlng and choose from, starting at 155,000, Ex- sion the Mayor and Council will hold Stephen G. Greenwood SWIM CLUB, IN THI COUNTY OF 234 Mlddlttown OK 2 variances amples: Desirable Hawthorne with an Executive Session to dltcuss per- Administrator Clerk d«llv.rv of On. (1) 1M0 Port F-IM fireplace, garage and super Florida MONMOUTH, STATI OP NIW ~^~^^^^ NOTICI Pick-up Truck 4 whaal drlva or, sonnel matters. Jan. 29 $13.30 JERSEY _/\_ T*KE NOTICE MMt on Januirv 11, 1N0 • curm occurrW In M» room, IB4.9Q0. Two-bedroom This notice Is being Mnt to your aqual, with mow plow-7'pow.r art- FREEHOLD - The Zon- Navesink Model, asking 15?,500, NOTICE TO BIDDERS PUBLIC NOVICE •locHwMlnel M Frink J. M.nioo. Inc.. • M J«ny CorooriUon. trMIng gl« {Intl.llad). publication In compliance with the Public notice Is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICEis hereby giv- •> IM CobbtaMMl RMrturint. holO«r 1WM *"*"' (.an today for early occupancy. VAN the Borough Council, Borough of Lit- passed and approved In final read- SUMI In IM TownuW) si MIMHttwn,ftwlllr* In in. ">"°«l™> fr""?; abov. Ittm mav bt obttlnad from granted variances for two HORN AGENCY, 747-4100. tle Silver, at Borough Hall, 440 Pros- ing bv the Township Council of the iKh Koulrlno In IM mitgili mor« than IW, ot laid cotwata llcanna > th. Monmouth County MoMullo Bx- pect Avenue, Little Silver, New Jer- Township of Marlboro at a Regular Hock* termination Commlulon OHIO, multiple familty dwelling in sey on February II, IWO at ItOO Wavtlda Road. Tlnton Fallt. N.J. 220 Atl»ntic Highland. Meeting held bn January 24, 1980, U.m. AMrtil areas which are zoned for P.M., prevailing tlmt, for the and that said Ordinance shall be- Each aM mull ba accompanlad SHADOW LAKE —Navasink Model, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: furnishing of one (1) 1*40 Police BJONSB, .corporation* itarOMStrMI come effective upon publication ac- in. Slat, ol N.w J.r»v Eatontown. N.» Jmlay 100* by a cartlllad chack or bid bond tor one-family units at last two bedrooms, sunroom, top G.E. In compliance with th« tutv Cruiser to the Borough of Little Sil- cording to law. l.n 110) parcanl ol Iha bio. payabl. appliances, upgraded rug. bar, division ordlnanci and zoning or ver, delivery In 90 days or toonar. Th. following parwni ar. HockrtoWtri ol BJONSB, Inc. unconditionally to Iha Monmouth night's meeting. small office, expanded attic storet dinance of the Borough of Atlantic PASSED: January 10,19*0 RoMrt taullbrd •• Broad Slrj.1 County MotQulto Extermination Highlands notice Is hereby f»f Detailed specific aliens and stan- Asiumt T% 7iortgage.tM.fOOmoi . After ADOPTED. January 14,1*10 • llontoon. Now JirHi Commlulon, which chack will ba 4, 7414317. upon you that Linda L. Homlak, Is dard proposal forms arc available at MAYOR SAUL G. HORNIK lorl.llad mould th. tucouful bid Robert and Gloria Mackey he.rebv requesting subdivision the Borough Clerk's Office between EVELYN PICCOLINI, TOWNSHIP Barnard.™... SSKL dar fall to antar Into contract within of 40 McDermott St. will con- proval to create three (3) lots from the hours of 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., CLERK Ian (10) d.vt from th. tlm. uld 136 Industrial Property property located at the corner ol weekday*, Saturday and Sunday ex- Township of Marlboro contract ll tubmr|tad lo tht IUC- tinue to provide rooms to Simpson Avenue and East Avenue, cluded. c.utut bidder. also known as block 37, Lots 10, 11 Bids must be submitted on stan- three elderly citizens. The FOR LEASE — Excellent Little Sil- and 12 on the Tax Map of theBorough dard proposal forms enclosed In a 2)5 Matawan Borough Adollo Nicola M South SlrMt TIM Monmouth County Momulto ver location, 3000 sq. ft, light In- of Atlantic Highlands. sealed envelope bearing the name E.lonlown. Naw JarKV Extermination Commlulon re- Mackeys were taken to task and address ol such bidder, ad- APPOINTMENT Of PRO lerval th. right to r.lect any and all dustrial/commercial, free standing Approval Is also being requested EnrlcoObart Conowr Road. Box w-07744 last year for violation of the building. Recently constructed, all dressed to the Borough Council. PISSIOMAU Marlboro. Niw Jnxv bldi If In Hi opinion II li In the ben for variances for one (1) lotmeasur Borough of Little Silver, N.J., and RESOLUTION Inlerett ol Iha Commlulon to to do. electric, well insulated, JJ.7S Par sq. Ing 5.775. square feet, where 7,500 sq Any Information concarnlno Iha quallllcatlont ol any ol Iha abova zoning laws. Arthur Goode of ft Cat) J.K, Burr, IH-HM mutt bo accompanied bv a certified WHEREAS, there exists a need currant MockhokMn Ihould b. communlcalad In writing lo Hilda Colllion, Blddari ar. required to comply feel ll required and tide yard meas- check or bid bond payable to the tor the service* of a Planning Board Avenue A was also granted a uring 5 ft. * In. where 10 feet li TO.™*. Cl^. «,ddl.U».n. &»W FRANK j MANSON wit* the raqulr.menll ol P.L. I*7J, required and and front yard width of Treasurer in the sum of not less than Attorney, Planner and Engineer Ch. 117. variance for a multiple fami- 137 Lots ft Acrvag* S3 feet where 73 feet Is required. Anv 10% of the bid but shall not be less and, By: ROBERT SQUIULARE. PRESIDENT Robert oil.rg.ard than 1750.00. WHEREAS, funds *rt or will be person or person may have an Jan. M »'••» Superlntandant ly dwelling. portunlty to be heard at the public The Borough Council reserves available for this purpose and, Jan.» »1!00 FLORIDA LAND — Punta Gorda meeting of the Planning Board to be the right to reject anv and all bids or WHEREAS, the local Contracts Isles Must sell. Cash buyers only. held February 7.1M0 at 8:00 p.m. ai to waive any Informalities' where Law. N.J.S.A. 40A:11-t at too. re- 411,000. IU-20W. the Borough Hall, 100 First Avenue tuch informality Is not detrimental quires a resolution euthoriilng the award of contracts for "Professional 2 J4 Mlddlttown 23ft Mlddlttown 234 Mlddlelown 23* Mlddletown OCEANPORT Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey. to the bett interest of the municipal- ity. The right It also reserved to Services" without competitive bids, A copy of the application, and mutt be advertised and, HEALY, FALK. J. MALONEY complaint on Dacemfear 1, l?71 to tonclote and for.vtr bar any and all Increase or decrease the quantities. 1« Highway », P.O Box 117 right! of redemption lo Iht parcel! of land oxncrlbtd In tht Tax For.tkm.r. Our inclusive • Just listed - prime the plans for this- application have BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR WHEREAS the Borough of location, lJO'xiOQ' wooded lot, Ask' been filed with the Borough Clerk Bttford, Ntw Jersey 07711 Lilt (attached hereto and mad. a pan hereof) from Iha Pl.lnlHf't tax Han AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH Matawan Planning Board hereby (201) 4«-12O0 tlllet. Thlt action ll brought agalml Iha land only and no ptrioaal ludgm.nl Ing HI,500 and are available for Inspection. OF LITTLE SILVER, approves the following each to serve may ba tnl.rad th*r.ln. Any ptrtoni deilrlng to protect thalr right, title or Linda. L. Homlak for a term of one year * Attorneys for Plaintiff Stephen G. Greenwood Int.i.il In the datcrlbta WM ar any aarcal IMraol by raoemptlon ar la MI 1223 Jan. 29 90 Planning Board Attorney: SUPERIOR COURT OP NIW JIRtlY Administrator.Clerk conl.it Pl.lnlHf't right ta toracloto, mutt do to by paying the airmail ERA-A KOZICKY John H. Stocnai > */ CNAMCIRY DIVISION required to radaam al Ml forth below pha Intarait to data of redemption REAL ESTATE Jan. » $11.30 and tuch com .1 tho Court mav allow prior lo th. ontrv of a ludgm.nl 221 Celts Ntck Planning Board Planner: DNM M». P-1ff7 If • 1 Lester Nebeniahl CIVIL ACTION hartln or bv filing an antwar to Iht complaint, tatting forth Defendant 1 234 Marlboro def.ni. within forty-fly, dayt from tho dele af the publication of thli Nolle.. 13S MoblltHom«s PUBLIC NOTICE Planning Board Engineer: NOTICI Ol* PODICLOtURI Public Notice It hereby given ORDINANCE #*-•* Arnold Taranto In Iha avant of failure la radaam or inawer bv any parton having the right lo th«t at the January 21.19*0 meeting AN ORDINANCE SUP- NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RE- Piilmifi radaam or antwtr, tuch Parian thall ba forever barred and feraelotad af all 10X40 LIBERTY — House trailer of the Colts Neck Township Planning PLEMENTING AND AMENDING SOLVED, that a contract be TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, a municipal corporation In tht County hli right, title and lnier.it and eaultv of redemption In and to Iha pa real • ol Air conditioner, Iwo bedrooms, Hv Board the following action wat AN ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENT- awarded without competitive bid- of Monmouth and State of Ntw Jariav vs. Defendant, Block 71, Loti 2. 3. * land daicrlbed In the following tax toraclotur. lilt attached hereto end taken: ING AND AMENDING AN OR- •tutted to Duffy and Louisa Flshtr, 1 through It, *t als. made a part hereof. The attached It a » S.SU.tl BE IT ORDAINED bv the Town- loo* »1*71 HeroM Lube 11/10/71 11/It/71 1*73174 14.15 5.K5 45 authorizes the appointment of Pro- Planning Board of the Borough of *«.; 11/01/71 H/1S/71 1*07 51 I.KS.tl ship Council of the Township of Malawan for the year 1980. to be 47« i Cattle L. Johnton 140 RtalEsUttWanttd ft mom I consultants without com- Marlboro, County of Monmouth, ln-itri Harvey 11/00/75 11/17/75 JI11S10 IMf 4,0*4.10 4.M1JO petitive bidding Inasmuch as the State of New Jersey: held at the Municipal Building, 1» mt n-mi Bowi.li IS9.I0 professional service to be Performed Main Straat, Matawan, Naw Jersey. . »1M 11/01/71 11/1*771 1171115 l.Slt.H 1.71I.H ALL GASH 'i a service regulated bv the State of Section 1. Section 508 3 shall be I. Regular Meetings shall Be 794 • 45-H71 Gull conn. •M fWUMS UP U 1100,000 Ntw Jersey. Said appointment it for delated and than be supplemented held on the third Monday of each HEALY. PALK 4. MALONEV no MELMED REALTY, on* year, terminating on Dae. 31. 'IM amended so that the same, than month at 8 P.m. except when said Attorney! for th. Plaintiff •71-3*30 1990, read as follows: meeting falls on a legal holiday in Townihlp at Mlddlelown Section 508.3 minimum land which cat* said meeting shall be Bv: Maurice J. Mahrnay MATAWAN-LIST WITH Barbara Thomat area: 40 conllsuoui acres. held on (he Wednesday night follow- OrKurv -1 Vmrft Agancv Secretary Section 501.3 shall now become ing said holiday, unless special no- The public at Ion data: MM* SU-tMl Jan. 29 111.40 508.4 and shall read at follows: tice Is provided ichedullnt aaM Jan. 2* Snuffy Smjlh Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. UMO The Dbily Register 19

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JANUARY 29. i960 Police, residents renew pleas for new patrolman would take strong exception to any such directive bs- By ROtEMARY O'HAAA council has not yet discussed whether Howley will be fired laat May lor alleged absenteeism aad alleged delays caase there have been severe Juvenile problems in the KEYPORT — PoUcaneo and ristil—is laat right replaced. u paying bills Lockport area. pleaded again with the Borough CouncU to add another He said the council will have to look at nut year's Kownacki questioned why the council voted to spend Kownacki said be met with Olsen Jan. 10. aad Olaea of fleer to the borough (ore*. budget before deciding if the post can be (tiled Bat he $2,706 so members could attead the League of Municipal 1 Several residents cited juvenile crime, particularly in said the fU.OtO state "cap" on the borough budget will ities convention In Atlantic City during the summer, IT-TTHI that Rowley's post not be filled and that the Lockport area, as one of the reasons why the spot make it difficult to pay another officer's salary. whoa tl,m would have enabled the patrolman to work the congregating of Juveniles not be handled as a police vacated by Nicholas Howley should be filled Chief Michael Kelly asked the council to consider for the remainder of last year. matter. Howley served as a patrolman until the federal Com- police protection as one of its top priorities when drawing "That particular thing was a social event,1' Patrolman Louis Tomasello questioned whether prehensive Employment and Training Act stopped con- up the budget. Kownacki said. Olsen should have contacted residents who had met with officers one day to discuss Juvenile problems In the tributing to hii salary as of Sept. SO. "It's not something outrageous we're asking for — Several residents said they want more police because Lockportarea. Harry Kownacki, president of the local chapter of the we're asking for something we need," Kelly amid. of vandalism problems. They complained about youths Policemen's Benevolent Association, criticised Acting Resident James Lawson questioned why the police According to Tomasello, Olsea contacted the resi- congregating and drinking on street corners and in parks dents and asked them to come to Borough Hail to review Business Administrator Allan Olsen for recommending force canlt get an additional officer at a time when the until the early morning hours that the borough not replace Howley. new business administrator's salary is $3,000 more than with him the subject matter which had been discussed at One woman complained about a "bouse of ill repute " tbe meeting. Kownacki said toe position vacated by Howley was a that of Us predecessor. Lawson calculated mat the new that allegedly is located neit to her borne in the Lockport Following the meeting, Olsen denied that be bad permanent one before It was filled with the CETA administrator got in excess of a 10 percent raise, while area. employee. He also asked the council to consider per- borough employees ware offered a 5 percent raise. contacted tbe residents and asked them to come to Robert Snyder questioned whether Olsen has directed mitting regular patrolmen to work overtime to make up - "Where's the Justice?" Lawson cried. Borough Hall. He said he had received a memo from the police not to respond to calls concerning Juveniles Cor the loss of a patrolman. The council voted 3-2 last night to hire Prank Vanore, Kelly about what was discussed at the meeting and then congregating or doing such things as throwing snowballs Mayor Richard Bergen said the patrolmen would not Pair Lawn, as the new business administrator at a salary had written letters to tbe residents to thank them for or riding on the bumpers of vehicles. Snyder said he be sole to work overtime to replace Howley. He said tbe of $25,000 He will replace Edward McLane, who was attending the meeting. Board OKs subdivision Downtown plans reviewed By WARREN R1CHEY 'ut down no more trees than manner, the water table In board gets obtained permission to divert isting buildings in the busi- MIDDLETOWN - The lecessary to permit con- the area could be lowered by ByBOBBRAMLEY drawings and cost estimates Community Development ness district and improve- Planning Board last night ap- struction of homes. four feet. RED BANK — Downtown have been prepared by two tract plans capital improvements took architects working as volun- funds to a feasibility study ments to existing recreation proved an application for a By a 6-3 vote, tbe board Santry uld he law no facilities, the mayor noted. problem In constructing the EATONTOWN - The man up the best part of last night's teers. incidental to the project. The three-lot subdivision on a ienied an application for con- Another capital Improve- two-family homes on the who developed the con- Planning Board agenda. "We've done about all we grant, he explained, would be two-acre tract on Pine Street, itructlon of S3 two-family ment discussed last night was tract, but suggested that they troversial Running Brook Es- Board member William can on the design and costs; used to finance tbe prepara- Lincroft. homes on a n-acre tract in the proposed boat ramp, be built without basements tates is planning with an as- Byrne, chairman of the now we're trying to estimate tion of tbe application for a The application, which Port Monmouth parking lot and recreation because of the high water sociate to build 34 homes off Broad Street to the River the Impact of the project on federal Urban Development was opposed by several area The application, filed by Wyckoff Road. Action Grant (UDAG) which area centered on the foot of residents, was approved sub- Jefferson Construction, was table. Committee, reported that de- the business area, on taxes The Planning Board last tailed site drawings for that and property values," he would provide partial funding Maple Avenue. This proposal ject to a determination by the denied because of apparent The board denied an ap- night heard a subdivision pro- for the borough's over-all was outlined by board mem- township zoning officer that drainage problems op the project have been completed said. plication by Ronald Hogan posal for 34 single-family and cost estimates are well The next step, be said, is downtown development plan. ber John Garofalo. the lots will conform with tract, which adjoins the pro- for a variance to subdivide a homes on half-acre tots, the A feasibility study for the municipal zoning regulations. posed 28-lot Emerald Estates under way. preparation of an architect's "I conceive of this project 125-by-100-foot lot on Sunset owners and developers ' of as the tail of the dog," project will be undertaken by Neighbors questioned project. Under the project, Broad rendering which will facil- Avenue, Port Monmouth, Into which are Meyer Gold, Street would be opened to the itate a professional presenta- Arnone said. "I don't want Blum and will be funded by a whether sideyard meas- In voting against the Jef- two lots. Nutley, and an associate. river at Front Street by tion of the project to the gen- the tail to wag tbe dog. I Just $5,000 grant given to the urements on the plans sub- ferson plan, board member The planned development, means of a park, existing eral public and to adjacent don't want you to get out too borough by Riverview Hospi- I mitted to the board were ac- Richard V. Kelly said he The board voted unani- between Monmouth Mall and buildings there would be im- property owners who might far ahead of the over-all tal In return for the borough's curate. One resident, who didn't feel it would be mously to deny the applica- the Woodmere subdivision, be expected to contribute to project. Hold off on It. Give relinquishing its righto to the said he had measured an ex- tion on grounds that Hogan proved and blocks of new re- feasible to drain the now- would be accessible by two us some time. I endorse the existing municipal boat ramp isting house on the tract, con- tail shops would be built abut- its funding swampy tract with two-fami- had failed to prove a hardship roads through Woodmere, concept, but hold off on It a at the foot of Washington tended that the chimney of ting the park. Estimated cost of the ren- ly homes on the property. existed In developing the board member Nicholas while." Street. the house was not included in Several alternatives were dering is $1,200 — an amount Board Chairman Donald property. Barbato said. Garofalo explained that calculations of yard distance. considered earlier. One of provided In the Planning The UDAG application Soriero also voted against the the Maple Avenue project in- He said that if the chimney Hogan testified that he The board seemed recep- these would have been a Board's proposed budget but cannot be filed at least until plan and also cited drainage tive to the plans, Barbato cludes possible acquisition of had been included, the appli- as the reason. purchased the property and simple park, while another not yet authorised by the the end of this summer, ac- said, but noted that the plans would have been a broader Borough Council. cording to C. Bernard Blum riparian rights or right of cant, Wayne Trotter, would Thomas Santry, a Rumson existing home In a tax sale don't include a detention plan including the entire Jr., borough engineer. way to the riverfront between have needed a variance to engineer working for Jef- and that at the time the bouse Mayor Michael J. Arnone, Wn and w»rr.?4 Ss* "~-$fr - block from Wharf Avenue to Maple A-""Hie and the public create the three lots. ' ferson Construction, testified was being ~:.i '..'. ~ ' a Planning Board member, The over-all downtown Im- velopers "should be sensi- Boat Club Court. The first library, construction of The three new lots are to that an existing pond on the service. He said after he asked that Byrne and his provement plan, to be fi- tive about drainage because plan was rejected as Inade- bulkheads, docks and boat have dimensions of 125 by 200 property court) be drained and bought the house he dis- committee go slowly on the nanced roughly half and half the over-all attitude of the? quate, while the second was slips and establishment of feet, 140 by 200 feet and 135 by filled by laying porous pipes covered that it did not have project and defer spending by UDAG and private capital, borough Is toward that sensi- ruled out as economically un- also includes construction of parking and park areas. 200 feet. under the pond area to lower water service. money on the rendering until tivity." feasible. perhaps April. By then, he a 13 million high-rise parking The planners can take no Board members said the the water table. Hogan said he spent $3,000 Plans for the development Byrne, reported that the said, the borough should have garage improvements to ex- action on either project. plans submitted by Trotter The engineer said that by connecting the house to water were sent to various borough were certified and that the draining the land in this lines. agencies and are awaiting resident had no qualified preliminary approval. proof that the subdivision Before the board can rule would not comply with zoning on the matter, Gold and his laws. Break-ins probed associate have to notify resi- Trotter speculated after dents In tbe Immediate area /t Z>«te the meeting that the rest- WEST LONG BRANCH - Police are investigating a rash of the planned development Bay view School PTA presents "Rock Around The lents' concern stems from of break-ins in which items worth a total of about $100,000 of their opportunity to testify A paid directory of coming events for non-profit fear about removal of trees have been reported stolen from residences here. organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, Clock Again". 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Enjoy hot and cold at the public meeting In two . buffet, music by Bill Swanke, at Belford Independent from the site, which now is According to Detective Joseph Hellmers, at least 10 such $1.00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each weeks. Fire Co., Rt. 36, Belford. $10.00 per person. Tickets call wooded. He said he intends to thefts have been reported so far this month. additional line; $6.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Running" Brook Estates, additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional Pit Dacimo 485-0298 or Ro Smith 767-3183. Hellmers said the thefts are believed to be related. In built in 1978, came under line. Deadline noon two days befdre publication. Call almost all the cases, he explained, the burglars gained entry criticism from homeowners The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for tbe Date Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Dei High School Fair Haven by forcing a rear window or door of an unoccupied house there and borough officials Secretory. PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino. Fashions by between 6 and 8: SO p.m. for such problems as faulty the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. Tickets: $10.00, Call Mrs. In addition, he said, in all of the cases only money and floors, unpaved streets and MONDAY-WEDNE8DAY-FRIDAY Phyllis Mlsch, 671-3492. just within small valuables, such as jewelry, were taken. electrical circuit violations. CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, Push Cart Players present "Play it in the Key of In all of 1979, only 44 break-ins in residential buildings Last spring, tbe borough Me" an original musical play for children. Sat. Feb. 2,2 budget cap were reported, according to the police depeartment's annual considered sending proposed social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free 0! p.m. Red Bank Regional High School auditorium. report prepared by Capt. Ralph Yamello modifications to the homes in charge. Call 291-0485. Mon., Wed., Fit, « a.m. to 12 Tickets, $225, at door. Sponsored by Uttle Silver PTO. FAIR HAVEN - The Hellmers said tbe 10 entries so far this year constitute a the development off Grant noon. _• ' ^—-—^— - Borough Council last night in- heavy number. He added, however, that far more break-Ins Avenue to the Building Of- JANUARY 2* Middletown Jaycees Distinguished Service Award troduced a 1980 municipal take place during the winter months than in the summer. ficials Conference of Ameri- Parents Without Partners, Baysbore Chapter 644. Dinner to be held at Buck Smith's, Sat. Feb. 2,8 P.M. budget which is Just within Hellmers, who it working with Detective Prank Kosano on ca but decided against It on Cocktail Dance, 8:30 p.m. Call 7S9-J867 for location and Donation: $10.50 per person. For more information, the state-mandated 5 percent the advice of then-borough at- further information. tickets, please call 741-8399 or write to P.O. Box 184, the case, urged anyone with any Information on the break-Ins Middletown N.J. 07748. budget cap. to contact the detective bureau. torney Richard Bonello. Roy W. Nelson, borough The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold open audi- tions tor new chorus members for their Spring prod- FEBRUARY 2,3,9, II administrator, said the tax Beth Ahm Community Players presents "Lovers & rate could not be calculated uction, (May 16-17), of Gilbert & Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore" on Tues. evenings at 7:15 at the Embury Other Strangers" Temple Beth Ahm, 550 Lloyd Rd., yet because the borough has Methodist Church, Church St., Little Silver. For in- Aberdeen, Sat. 9 P.M., Sun. 8 P.M. Tickets, $4, $3, $t, only just completed a proper- formation call Roxie Seiple, 531-5232. (students & senior citizens), available at door. Audi- ty re-evaluation. , tions for our spring Musical "Milk & Honey", will be The proposed $1,204,875 JANUARY M held Feb. 3,2 P.M. Feb. 4 & 5,8:30 P.M. Call 583-1700 or budget Is up more than Bayshore Jewish Singles will hold an evening of 566-8183. $79,000 over the 1879 budget of discussion & socializing on Wed., Jan. 30, at 8:00 P.M. at FEBRUARY 3 $1,125,686. It anticipates the Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen. Coffee It Voice Recital — Alina Brychova, soprano, singing collection of $666,638 in mu- cake will be served. Admission: $1.00. For further familiar arias by Handel, Mendelssohn, Schubert It nicipal taxes — approximate- information call 566-2621. others. First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red ly $55,000 more than last Bank. Child care provided. Freewill offering, 4 P.M. year. Tbe Transcendental Meditation program offers The reserve for un- free introductory presentations with a color film every FEBRUARY 3, IS, 17, M collected taxes is $132,161, Wed. 1 and 8 p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. The Monmouth Veterans Senior Citizens Group is which is based on a collection Call747-T0». sponsoring trips to Caesars Boardwalk Regency, Atlan- rate of approximately 87 New Monmouth School PTA presents Its Chinese tic City. Leave Red Bank 3:30 p.m. with pickups in Long percent, according to Nelson. auction Jan. 30 at Buck Smith's, 7:30 p.m. Tickets $2.50, Branch and Asbury Park, return home 10:30, Sun. Jan. A public hearing on the available from Marge Zarubskl, 671-9347. Refreshments 27, Feb.3,10,17,24. $4.95 per person, complete with bus budget is scheduled Feb. 25 at served. trip and meal, other extras. A star-studded show available at a small additional charge. All welcome. 8 p.m. In Borough Hall. Reservations: 741-0285 or 870-1185 any hour. Nelson said anticipated JANUARY 31 Chinese Auction, Sponsored by Saint Joseph's PTA, operating expenses are not will be held In Saint Joseph's School Auditorium, Maple FEBRUARY 6 much higher than last year's Place, Keyport, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50, coffee and "Valentines of Yesteryear," come to River Plasa except for s 7 percent salary refreshments will be served, advanced tickets may be school card party, which will feature wedding gowns of increase for municipal em- purchased by calling 591-9047. past and present. Tickets at door for $2.50.8 P.M. ployees. FEBRUARY 7 Other areas over which QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Tbe annual Hi-Music Luncheon-Auction of Rumson the borough has no control Fair Haven Regional High School will be held at also will require Increased Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. Donation: $3.00. "Cobblestones" Hwy. 35, Middletown at 11 a.m. Dona- expenditures, Nelson said. tion: $8.50. Tickets may be purchased by calling Nina These, he said, includeutllity JANUARY 31. FEBRUARY 7,14. tl, 2$ Fisher. 842-9204 or Midori Iwama, 741-4107 bills and insurance costs. He Ms. Senior Citizens is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip added that the proposed to Caesar's Boardwalk Regency, Atlantic City, hot FEBRUARY I budget includes a projected buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar, cocktail and taffy. Campership Racquet Ball Party "What's Your 50 percent Increase for fuel Complete $14—Call 968-5433,774-1411 or 842-3001. Racquet?" Wall Township 8 P.M. Learn to play or play costs. with good players. Refreshments included. $22 a couple Fun group. Call Lois Gull, 671-4138. In other business last FEBRUARY 1,2 night, Thomas W. Carlock, Middletown High School South Drama Society FEBRUARY 16 building inspector, warned -presents "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" on Feb. St. Benedict's Annual Mardl gras, 9 to 1 am that the recent Increase in 01,2. Curtain time 8:15 P.M. Tickets: $190. Tickets $12.50, senior citizens, $10.00. 165 Bethany Rd the use of wood-burning Holmdel. For further information call 739-2OR9 or stoves poses a fire threat. FEBRUARY t 264-0076. Carlock said many resi- Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Del High School PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino. Fashions by FEBRUARY 23,24,21 dents fall to obtain the proper Antique dealers wanted — unusual collectibles for permit or inspection and re- the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. Tickets: $10.00. Call Mrs. Phyllis Mlsch, 671-3482. show In Rumson, sponsored by Sisterhood of Congrega- ported that improperly In- tion B'nai Israel. Call 842-8694. stalled units have caused Star Of The Sea School Is sponsoring the Gong FEBRUARY 24 three fires in the last year. Show, Sat. Feb. 2, 7:30 p.m. Donation $2.50. Re- Atlantic City Special-Boardwalk Regency spon- "I estimate that 55 freshments served. Chelsea 4 Third Ave., Long Branch. percent of the stove* arc in- sored by River Plaza Auxiliary, includes luncheon stalled without an inspection Annual Barn Dance held by St. Catherine's PTA buffet, Vegas Review. Round trip transportation via or building permit," be said, East Keansburg 8:30 p.m. Music by Tex A The Virgin- luxury coach. Departure 8 a.m. from Middletown Fire adding, "I fear a rash of ians. Donation: $8.50 includes refreshments with hot Co. #1 narking lot — returning approximately 6 p.m., $17.80 per person. For reservations and further Informa- fires and am very much and cold buffet. For tickets and Information call tion call 741-6281. afraid some lives will be 787-6123. lost." Secondary Mortgage Loans.