Ill [hone Tlwmcreasu topulanty of .aodof ruaaingas ' uun. ha4 c heavy trucks were de- sporl has aggr the local problem stroying UM ru«d siutace aad ilamaging sewer lines aid were ratt home* i Ocean Ave The state pointed Two years ago. 600 runners were at it the starting Um ort thai than were no alternate routes available even U it Last i , l.ttt persons compt r*s event, UM ngrwd to reroute lee truck traffic F( i •-. -: 11 •.. • (i or seventh, draw more than J.MO men and « If the* m cannot keep out the trucks, said Mr. Gihaoa, Jersey Share It Just handle that should demand that Ike Mate properly rehabUitate rathon route have number," Mr Gibson uid. "and we dt 1't want any part of the highway ng the race. Sea this race " mtt Councilman Charles Rooaey, * veteran runner and "We shouldn't just write another latter." said Cow- Lasti* regular competitor in the Jersey Shore elastic, Mid only "I cilman Stephen Duffy "We should file suit " letter U» the apeaaora of •man said have nothing to t<. "One thing the DOT can't stand Is to go to : •r first Bid Sea Bright'* dependence on asingle main road may alao cowt'"aihrlae Father Duffy, "became they lose every tu«n V I lead to a legal confrontation with the stale Department o( time They're always wrong." us been "getting Transportation He saw he would welcome a mult Million dollar protect "Wa tow Mayor Cecil* P. Norton read a "very nice letter" from that would Anally see a ''proper roadbed, proper paving, ihe Sandy Hook Robert Nolan, chief of DOT'S Bureau of Traffic Engineer and proper drainage and curbing" along Route M. evei * denying the borough's request thai the state limit track "It's a great road." rather Duffy commented. "You tic on Route M cant run on it and you cant ride on it " The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 131 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1978 15 CENTS • Colts Neck woman hits U.S. handling Ryan's sister bitter on Jonestown
By WENDY DILLER charged "Tonight 1 learned that the Guyana government had "My brother thought, before he died, that Ambassador Mrs Torpy noted that Monday. November 20. was "iron- COLTS NECK - Mrs. William A. Torpy, the youngest sister an agreement with Jonestown that any new person coming Into Burke was ineffective; the handling of the whole situation was ically going to be a glorious family reunion in Washington; it of the fate Congressman Leo Ryan, charged last night that the the country would be announced by the government to give bad," she noted was my mother's 80th birthday and Leo was scheduled to return State Department had Ineffectually handled the Guyana affair Jonestown an opportunity to hide. "The State Department didn't call us. my son in Boston that day." she said and that the F.B.I. Investigation is incomplete. "Yes, I'm angry. I'm angry in that Leo's office and so called me about it. He heard it on Ihe radio and the TV. that's "The State Department didn't inform anybody My sister is Mrs Torpy, who lives here with her husband and children, many other people.iie people that lost relatives suffered; yes, how we all heard. My mother was on her way to Leo's house with the US I.A (United States Information Agency), which is spoke frankly at some length about her brother, who was killed I'm angry," she sail when she heard," she continued. See Ryaa's sister, page 1 in Guyana by a member of the People's Temple, November 19. Mr. Ryan, a 53 year old representative from San Mateo County, California, was ending a site visit to Investigate charges of forcible detention against the religious group, when he was shot to death at the Port Kaituma air strip, about IS5 miles north Rail commuters of Georgetown, along with four other members of his team. "My brother's office tried to make the government work and the state department just didn't look into It," said Mrs. Torpy. referring to reports that the state department had refused to investigate the affair a year ago, when several backed by Court charges were made against it. Mrs. Torpy is one of Mr. Ryan's two sisters. The other By SHERRY CONOHAN to offset a deficit in rail opera- hoped all the commuters are sister, and Mr Ryan's mother, Autumn Ryan, live in Washing- Slatehoise Correspondent tions in fiscal 1979 that it had holding on to their receipts ton, DC TRENTON-The state projected on the basis of esti- which Conrail has been issuing Commuter Operating Agency mated charges submitted to it since the fare increase in case (COA) failed to make the find- by Conrail. a rollback Is ordered Related stories pages 3, 7 Ings of fact and conclusions "I'm delighted." exclaimed "It may be just a tem- required by law as to the acY Joy Ferguson, chairperson of porary respite." she said of the tual cost of rail operations by\jhe Commuter Wives. "We re- court decision, "because it Conrail in 1977 before voting to \lly felt that this was a matter Mrs. Torpy was specifically concerned about the role of looks like fares will have to go raise fares on the state's com- ol principle more than any- up eventually However, we Mark Lane, a lawyer for the People's Temple, who accom- muter rail lines earlier this tJRng else — that the state had panied the Ryan team into Guyana, as well as the government's hope they will be held to a year, a state appeals court Jfiot gone through the proper minimum with this victory." usage of NBC film clips to find out who specifically killed her held yesterday ''steps and had been very lax in brother and allegations that the government in Guyana had Cathy Arnone, spokes- In ruling on a lawsuit auditing Conrail figures We made an agreement with the Jonestown group before the shoot- person for the DOT, said the brought by two Monmauth had hoped at the very least to out occurred. department would have no County commuter groups, a get a proper determination (of "Leo was at no time informed of the dangers Involved. He comment until its lawyers three-judge panel of the Ap- Conrail actual costs) In the didn't expect It to be dangerous. have had time to look over the pellate Division of Superior future." And I have questions about Mr. Lane's role In it his court's decision She said she Court directed the COA to Mrs Ferguson said na- transformation from before the situation to after the situation is couldn't say at this time make those findings of fact tional reports about Conrail's amazing," she commented. whether the Jan. IS deadline and submit them to the court lack of management and lack If Mark Lane knew beforehand that there would be guns and set forth by the court would by Jan. IS. of accountability hadn't given didn't say anything, it's criminal," she said. present any problems The court retained juris- the Commuter Wives any con- "What most everyone says about Leo. is what a terribly The appellate panel. In Its diction in the case and, after fidence at all in its figures feeling person he was," she continued "He felt for everyone decision, said the documnts receiving the findings as de- She said she expected fares that hurt; he was a fantastic family man." submitted by the COA as those termined by the COA. can is- would have to go up eventually "Leo was a weirdo in that he tried very muchio right the It used in concluding a fare sue a final decision in the case. In view of the cost of mass wrongs. I guess you're not supposed to do that." she added Increase was necessary The suit that led to the transit and the amount of aid In the course of the Interview. Mrs Torpy Insisted that showed the agency had failed court's ruling was initiated by for It coming from the federal NBC. film clips detailing the murders, have to be blown up, it to comply with the mandate of the Irate Shore .Commuters government has to be shown who these people were, shooting. I'm sure that the state law spelling out what with the support of the Com- "But we resented the way it Larry Laiten should have been apprehended, but I'm not sure constitutes a proper de- muter Wives of Monmouth. was being done, that Ihe he was the one who killed my brother I don't really know who termination Middlesex and Ocean Coun- amount of the Increase was not did it. It quoted that law as fol- ties. It seeks to overturn the arrived at in the proper fash- "'I follow as much as I can -1 get all my information from lows "The agency annully fare increases, averaging 10 ion." she said "We also were newspapers." she continued. shall investigate and de- per cent, that went Into effect resentful that we were getting "The State Department is hampered, she said. "So is the termine the financial results to on all commuter lines In New extremely poor service and F.B.I. They're hampered by the freedom of religion laws, but each rail carrier from provid- Jersey Oct. I. that the promised improve- Congress should look Into legislation saying we have got to weed ing passenger service during The Increases were adopted ments in services, which were out the good and the bad sects. the previous calendar year and by the COA, the agency within cited as justification for the determine what action is re- "Religion has nothing to do with this; I'm thinking of cults; the State Department of increases, had not come quired for each earner to off. the legislature can't forget about people." she said. Transportation (DOT) lhal through ' set all or part of any loss "The State Department looked into it superficially." she Mrs. Torpy pose* in her Colts Neck home (Kingman photo} regulates commuter services. Mrs Ferguson said she See Computers, page 1 Brookdale cops seeking gun hearings The inside Story
By DORIS KULMAN unless they are transporting lege is closed, when no one Is of that contract agreement. pointed" by the call for addi- reaction of these people in THK WEATHER LINCROFT - The college money, escorting pris- here. We're nol authorized to After an hour-long dis- tional discussion. their own communities if they Cloud) and breei) through tomorrow. Highs today la Brookdale Community College oners, or have specific author- protect people, we're author- cussion, the College Meeting "We've had emotional de- called for a police officer and upper 4ts. Complete weatker report page I. Senate is being asked to con- ization from the county college bed to protect empty build- yesterday voted to ask the Sen- bates on the Issue in the past he showed up without a gun " duct campus-wide hearings on president. ings." ale, an elected legislative It's time to make decisions." The Brookdale police have the controversial question of Declaring that the gun reg- The right to carry guns al body, to conduct the hearings he said. "There are 9.000 peo- been authorized to carry guns Al Wit's End H arming the campus police 24 ulation "handicaps Brookdale all times on duty was a major and report back by Feb. 15 ple on this campus, and in the past when there have Ail Laaders n hours a day. police officers on duty." issue In the recent contract The College Meeting then will thousands of transients every been large crowds on campus RBC In Shore Coafereace 14 The 15-member campus po- Brookdale Police Sgt. Thomas negotiations between the make recommendations to day. People don't legislate in for events such as concerts. lice force wants the right to McCabe told the College Meet- Fraternal Order of Police, the Brookdale president Donald H their own communities wheth- Sgt. McCabe told tha College Bridge Advice It DAILY REGISTER carry guns around the clock. Ing, a "town meeting" of the union which represents the Smith. er or not police should carry Meeting. - BlSlMSS ... M PHONE NINBERS Brookdale regulations now college's government, yester- campus force, and the college Sgt. McCabe, who is a guns. When you call for a po- "There's not been one inci- Classified . It-lit Mail Office permit them to carry guns only day that "we're permitted to Referral of the question to the member of the Senate, said lice officer, you expect him to dent with firearms, and we've Cenles .... It Tell Free t7UJM when the campus is closed. carry guns only when the col- college government was part later that he Is "very disap- be armed. I'd like to see the had thousands of hours wear- Cresswerd Puzle...... It Toll free JKIIM See Breekdale. page ] Edlterials f Classified Depl J42 I7M it Kitertalimeat 12 Circulation Depl 542-4»H LebMcDeiiM Herescepe It Sports Dept M2-4M4 See Special Notices Lifestyle II II MMdlelonn Bureau «7I 22S1 Monmouth Beach man is still in Turkey Make A Date 7 Freekeld Bureai 431-11*2 TMlgil "Shakes" OMturtes 4 LMg Brairk Biren ..222-Mll . By JULIE WOLI a Turkish st< in an Congressman James J. How- "not a big problem." Happy Hour 8-10 Ladies free Saerts K.lS.lR.Zt SlatehMW Bureau tM2t2 Mid MONMOUTH BEA accident wklch oc •urred ard, D-N.J., who has been Ms. Blades said she was admission Wed.. Salty Dog. ipwas helping obtain information toM by State Department of- Trade Winds, 842-3292. hoped that by today h fkiilslhat • , Altciitea Realtors Fertt-Live Tenis Sfc.ppc TaU Mai's GUI band, Domeak the delay In Mr. Cop- Don't miss our monthly Pa- Open Wed and Fit 'till t 314 Goldin's. Broad St. Red Bank. Blades pola's return was due to a rade of Homes. Sun , Dec 10 Willow. Little Silver said yesterday. routine matter and was not a Deadline Thurs, Dec. 7. Call Black Steae Magic Shew it told that major problem. Classified Display for your res- Notice Celts Neck Resideats Tonight. Monmouth Arts Ctr . ervation MI-WOO Joint Meeting Township Com- before. " Mrs Coppola said. She said the judge needed mittee and Board of Education Red Bank Tickets 842-9002 However, she salt she to sign a document allowing Tr> It to deliberate and act on Howell Pre-Ckristmas Sale spoke with her husband yes- Mr. Coppola to leave Turkey For Extra Business Run ATownship Petition for High Gowns, dinner dresses, eve- terday morning and was con- could not be located over the Front Page Reader For Fast School withdrawal. 8:15 p.m.. ning pants and tops. Angelic Manes, prent secretary for vinced that the May was StelaTmkey.pagea Results Call 542-4000. 8:30 - Thurs., Dec 7, Library, Cedar Tiger. 15 First St.. Rumson 5:00pm. Mon through Fri Drive School, Colls Neck. te-ou. 2 The Lhatfy Register SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 1978 People'
Car crash KANSAS CITY. Mo (AP) "We were struggling. But saying his client "was in no Ings of Moscone and Milk - Mr* Bess Tnnnai began Cincinnati was okay and we condition to return to Cali- Ms. Feinstein said Mon- hurts 3 the third week of her stay at paid off our debts I'm sure fornia because he needed day she would name Don Research Hospital yester- we had before we came medical attention lloranzy la the board "as a day, with the high blood here And we didn't have to Thmnes said the 1500 000 matter of simple justice ' Killed in nuke plant mishap Moscone was shot to death T1NT0N FALLS - Three pressure that prompted the leave Cincinnati at night." bond set for Dederich was about half an hour before he persons suffered minor in- hospitalization Nov 20 now Williams says he will "ludicrous " He added lhat IUKA, Miss (AP) — An explosion on Monday killed one was to appoint Don Horanzy juries yesterday morning fol- reported under control probably nol visit his old he would ask the Mohave man and injured three others at the (he construction site of to While'! seat the Tennessee Valley Authority's nuclear power plant at lowing a two-car accident at The former first lady, neighborhood during his County. Aril. Superior Bui she said she had nol Yellow Creek John Hendrix. coordinator ol the project the intersection of Tinton and who is S3. was in satisfactory stay "I've done that two or Court to reduce Ihe bail decided who would replace said the explosion happened as the four workers were Sycamore Avenues condition, the hospital said three times," he said. "You Dederich. whose eyes herself or Milk. Ihe city's burning some "blasting powder materials " "There was Treated and released at There was no indication can only look at your old were closed duhng Ihe 25- first avowed homosexual of- only a small open fire that was used in disposing of the Riverview Hospital. Red when she would be returning house so many limes and nunute hearing on Sunday, materials," he said "Something went wrong and there was Bank, were Carol I. Mueller, to her home in nearby Inde- besides. I don't have any may have slept through the filial an explosion." 22, of M Libbey Place, Mid pendence. Mo friends out there now." he arraignment at Mohave Dr Wallace Graham, the said County Hospital, said Los dletown. who suffered con- SHIMODA. Japan (AP) family physician, said the Angeles police investigator tusions of the knees and • •• * - Emperer HlreklM said The famed tree is lighted blood pressure problem had Man EngquiM. who elbows; Edward C James. 52. Monday that Gen. DMglat 1 been controlled and Mrs TEL AVIV. Israel (AP) NEW YORK (Al ) — Thousands of persons jammed of 22 Clearview Drive, minor • •• — The condition of former Mar Arthur "persuaded " Rockefeller Plaza as the famed center celebrated the head lacerations, and Truman was up two or three Israeli Prime Minister G*Ma S\\ KHANCISCO (API him in 1M8 to stay on the annual lighting Monday of its Christmas tree The 75-focil Margaret Jenkins, no address times a day, using a walker Mrlr remains unchanged, — City Supervisor Diana? throne, and he wrote a letter tall tree overlooking the center's ice skating was brought available, a sprained ankle to help her exercise Dr. doctors at Jerusalem's FelRslrla. who tearfully an lo'thal effect al Ihe general's from New Jersey The crowd jammed 49th and 5(llh streets Police said Mr James was Graham said Mrs Truman Hadassah Hospital said yes- Mrs. Bess Trtmaa nounced the assassinations request surrounding the center, standing on cars and hailing Iraf driving south on Sycamore Av- continued in "great spirits terday nl Mayor George Moscnne The emperor, vacation- fie The crush was so great that it was nearly an hour enue when his car apparently ••• !.111/.• 11 Synanon founder The 80-year-old Mrs Meir and Supervisor Harvey Milk ing al an imperial villa with before all of the people could clear the area became stalled in the intersec- CINCINNATI (AP) - Charles Dederlrh. has been hospitalized since lail week, was named on Empress Nagako. told re- tion, and was struck by a car When Andy Williams arrived Dedench. H. was hospi- the end of October with vari- Monday to replace Moscone porters Ihe letter was driven east on Tinton Avenue, as a teen-ager in this south- i.ili/i'd in Kinsman. Ariz. Cult leader says: They'll kill ous unspecified ailments. and become San Francisco's handed lo MacArthur. then driven by Ms Mueller. ern Ohio city, it wasn't to tor apparent drunkenness first « nnian mayor The hospital said Mrs supreme commander of Al- CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleveland fugitive David Hill - Ms Jenkins was a passen play the Palace But that's and mental depression shun Meir remains under doctors' She pledged lo "readjust lied occupationlforces. by now a religious cull leader in Guyana - says his followers ger in the Mueller car what he will do today when ly after his arresl Saturday 1 observation, adding there the lily's pnoriiii's regard- I In' head of the imperial would do anything he told them, including committing The accident is being In- he opens at the newly reno- Hi' uas arraigned Sunday on was no indication she would me violence, and conceded household agency. suicide or murder "Most reporters laugh when I say thai. vestigated by Sgi Wayne vated Palace Theater a felony fugitive charge al a be released in the near San Francisco "mmelimea Michiharu Tajima but you see those fellows (followers silling in Hill's office) White bedside hearing, an Arizona The entertainer said in a future lends lo attract people vino The letter via made pub- don't laugh." Hill Wild reporters during a recent Interview recent interview his family liMuv of Ihe peftC? said cant adjusi" lic in August by the in Guyana, the Plain Dealer reported Monday Hill who moved here to escape the Monday One of her first duties u ill Mae Arthur Memorial Hall in fled Cleveland seven years ago after being convicted of poverty which had haunted Tin' proceeding wai do- be lo appoint Ihive cilv su- Norfolk. Va. blackmail, heads the H.MM-mrmber House of Israel and now them in Williams' birthplace i.ns AM;I:I.I:S (U'I - Mimed in mvt' Dt'dfiich an pcrvliori — one to replace There was speculation in 1 calls himself Rabbi Edward Emmanuel Washington The of Wall Lake. Iowa Charge* utemnriruj from a opporlunity in want his ex- herself, one lo replace Milk IMS. three years afler Japan group is not connected with organized Judaism "We came to Cincinnati bizarre rattlesnake attack tradition righu ami return In ami om in replace former siniendi'ii'd to the Allies. at night." he recalled "II im :\ lawyer were filed Mon- California Supervtaar Han White, who Dial Hirohito would abdicate Blacks warn Carter on unemployment was easier to gel out of town day in Los \ngilcs Munici- Hill Di'iliTich's -lawyer. recently resigned and has and take responsibility for then." Williams recalled pal < nun against hospi- Thomas Tlimncs. refuted been charged wnh ihe •hoot- WASHINGTON (AP) - Black leaders warned Presi- Ihe war dent Carter Monday that reducing unemployment shouldn't take a back burner to reducing inflation. "We are gravely distressed that few programs are yet proposed to reduce unemployment much below 6 percent," said Vermin Jor- READY dan, president of the National Urban League, after the meeting. "The black people are sorely distressed and are WEDNESDAY becoming increasingly alienated." he added. "Unless they ONLY 10 A.M. are given relief it will be impossible for them to contain their desperation " Asked whether he was predicting riot- Ing, the black leader said that "all the ingredients for urban unrest have always been present in this society." toddler 2-pc. corduroy Abortion rights proponent hit church toddler girls' Wednesday only! slack sets NEW YORK (AP) - Proponents of women's abortion velvet OVERNITE PAMPERS rights said Monday that "an intense religious mobilization led by the Roman Catholic Church" has produced laws 499 restricting government funding of abortions for the poor holiday 129 Rhonda Copelon. an attorney for the Center for Constitu- Knit tops with roll or turtlenecks. long tional Rights, told a federal court that the laws, particular sleeves, stripes, patterns. Matching corduroy dresses Convenient disposable diapers, super absorbent. slacks in solids or fancies. No-iron poly/ ly the Hyde amendment limiting federal funding of abor- Limit 3 boxes to a customer cotton. Boy or girl colors. 2-4. tions, violate the constitutional separation of church and stale. "There must be a reason why the abortion issue defies traditional political alliances." Ms Copelon said infants' hooded 2-pc. 6" Three charged with murder from a better maker infants' & toddler NEW YORK (AP) - Three youths were held without Lace trimmod wash- warm-up suits able velveteens, bail Monday in the murder of an elderly Jewish plumber in Hooded zip-front long or short Brooklyn, a crime that spurred a melee by orthodox Jews jackets, patch pockets, sleeves A-line top maker at a neighborhood police sjation Mayor Edward Koch multi-color trim. or jumper- Pull-on pants, leg trim. looks. Nylon, repeated his promise of a thorough Investigation into the poly-backed footed violent demonstration Saturday lif which 8} policemen and With anklets. 100V, cotton. Red, cotton. Machine eight Hasldlc Jewish protesters were reported injured The blue, green. washable. S.M.L fatal stabbing of 65-year-old Irving Sussman as he was 24 winter reluming from Sabbath ivnagogue services early .Saturday led to the demonstration, which left the stallonhou.se in Ihe pajamai Bom Park section a shambles 1 It 2 pc atylm non-ikid sole*, Sees no gasoline shortage grow feature* Slightly irreg. WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation should continue to Coiy- have adequate supplies of gasoline this winter, despite warm poly- temporary shortages announced by two major M com- 57% off! Mar, panies, an Energy Department official said Monday Alan Pulels, T l.ockard. chief of general fuels regulation, said in an toddler boys' A girls' prinU. interview that Ihe current gasoline shortage suffered by 1,2,3, Shell Oil Co. should clear up by the beginning of next year. hooded 4 yrs. 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TRENTON (AP) _ A law East's Hrit legal casino dise Island casino In the permanent license for Atlantic must supply answers to the casino last Hay before Ihe junketeere. several of whom According to the report, he yer for Retorts Intenutional "We're shaking with out- Bahamas City, the report said. objections with "clear and con- completion of a state in- were cited (or "criminal as- claimed his contract was for IK. says he wUl demand an rage at this report," said Re- In addition, the report "On their face, these pro- vincing evidence" before qual- vestigation, expires in Febru- sociations." help be gave Crosby in form- "tmmediale hearing" before sorts International lawyer Joel queried a reported (150,000. 10- visions appeared to compel ifying for a permanent license ary. Resorts International presi- ing a friendship with Premier tke Mite Culno Control Com Stems. "It's based on hearsay year contract Resorts gave to Probinsky's silence on any Hearings on the permanent The report cited the Mary dent I.G. "Jack" Davis called of the Bahamas Lynden 0. mtaaton on it.ie objections to and innuendo which is not wor- a former WUdwood real estate negative information regard- license application are sched- Carter Paint Co. for making the report "a very unbalanced Pindling for whom he worked {ranting a permanent license thy of any government agen- broker and Bahamian political Ing the applicant," the report uled to begin Jan IS in Atlantic land deals with "Individuals of presentation of information as a campaign manager and I* the Atlantic City casino cy." fundraiser to keep him from said City, but Stems said he would unsuitable character and na- that has been known publicly fundraiser. firm. demand they be accelerated ture, " hiring Sir Stafford for years and most of which we The 119-page document making derogatory comments But Sterns described Pro- Probinsky, an associate of Sands a Bahamian cabinet ourselves volunteered to the A critical report released charged Resorts and its corpo- about the company. binsky's contract as a "We could be ready to start Michael McClaney. a former minister to do legal work and Division of Gaming Enforce- yesterday by the state Division rate predecessor, the Mary The contract for David Pro "finder's fee" that would be next week." he said Havana casino operator who forming a partnership with ment." of Gaming Enforcement cited Carter Paint Co, with as- buisky, 57, would be paid in fully explained later. The temporary, license, was ousted from Ihe Bahamas persons connected with a 17 formalormali objections to issuing sociating with "disreputable yearly $35,000 payments if ReRe-- Attorney GeneraGenerall John which enabled Resorts InIi - Davis was mentioned in the as an undesirable, reportedly .Cuban casino controlled by re- a permanent license to ththe persons" in setting up Uits ParaPara- sorts International secured itits Degnan said thethe company tematlonaternational to open its hothotei l report for keeping funds told state investigators be was puted underworld financial locked in a safe for unreported disliked by several top Resorts wizard Meyer Lansky. "good will" payments to Baha- executives. A year after the opening its mian political figures which to- Paradise Island casino opera- taled nearly $12,000 for a three- The report said Probinsky's OK funds for municipal center tion in IN7. the company be- year period ending in 1973 initial 1971 contract with the came known as Resorts In- The report said the com- company had a provision that By WARREN RICHEV council awarded bids for heat- formed by Soldo Construction. Mr. Guluzzy explained that will be leased for $186 a month, ternational when Board Chair- pany responded that such he stay out of Atlantic City. ing and air conditioning at the Leonardo the transfer was necessary be- while the station wagon — to man James M. Crosby sold the payments were legal in the Resorts International ABERDEEN - The Town planned municipal center to Township Manager Donald cause the township has lost be used by the Parks Depart Mary Carter name. Bahamas. brought the age of casino gam- ship Council last night In- Frank C Gibson, Inc., Free- Guluzzy said the change or- about $77,000 in federal anti- ment — will be leased for $206 On Wall Street, news of the In addition, the report said bling to Atlantic City when it troduced an ordinance that hold, for $156,980 and for elec- ders are a result of changes in recession funds allocated for a month. report sent the company's Ihe company pays a $37,000 opened Us hotel casino in Ihe will add about $194,000 in bond- trical work to Freehold Elec- various types of materials police salaries and wages The council also introduced stock into a tailspin and the salary to Seymour Alter, a former Chalfonle-Haddon Hall Ing capacity to the construc- tric for tMD.500 being used in the construction He said that the recession an ammended bond ordinance American Stock Exchange "special projects director" hotel. who once admitted he at- tion of the township's planned The council also authorized of the building funding was designed by feder- for the 1)78 Road Improve- halted trading on both its A The company also owns for tempted to bribe a judge and til million municipal center. construction change orders The council introduced a al officials to continue until the ment Program which changes and B shares. hotels and operates two supplied "female companions The bonding addition will which will provide for the cost resolution authorizing the national unemployment rate the priorities for the program Resorts International A casinos in Ihe Bahamas, a to Bahamian public officials." increase the amount of the reduction of $1,078 from work transfer of $20,000 from Road reached a certain level shifting the first work to be stood at 27>4. down 4V and Ihe Calfifomia theme park near project being bonded to to be performed by Frank C. Department salary and wages Mr. Guluzzy said that now done to the "A" and "D" sec- B stock stood at 46. down 6 The company's casino oper- San Francisco, a small airline 11,5(7,500. Gibson, Inc., and a reduction budget to the Police Depart- that the rate has reached the tions of Strathmore. "New Jersey should not ations In the Bahamas also in Florida, a slot machine In a related matter, the of $22,587 from work to be per- ment salary and wages buget level, the township next year Mr. Guluzzy said the shifts have a casino operated in At- were cited by the slate for manufacturing company and will lose its entire $58,892 anti- were requested because the lantic City indefinitely under having "a materially deficient Inlertel. a private security recession allocation roads in those sections of unresolved questions such as system of accounting and in- agency which monitors lit The council awarded a bid Strathmore are reported to be those identified in the Attorney ternal controls." casinos. to Hertz Leasing, Asbury in the worst condition of roads General's report." said Oov. Probinsky. who could not Park, for the leasing for two in Aberdeen. Brendan T. Byrne. be reached for comment, re- The state report said its in- fiatontown OKs The report also charged portedly told state in- vestigation of Intend would years of a 1179 Ford Granada He said that portions of the and a 1179 Ford station wagon road were beginning to col- Resorts International failed to vestigators he had nothing de- be forwarded to the Casino The Granada — to be used lapse due to underground reveal all information about rogatory to conceal about Re- Control Commission in Ihe racquetball club by the township manager — springs in the area connections with casino sorts International near future
KATONTOWN - The Zon- ilia! the club would contain n George Harth of Wall ing Hciiinl of Adjustment laM racquetball courts, a an ' . for a Chrt«tma» nighl granted a variance tn •team baths and a Kclghtllfl on a vacant lot arija- Frederick M Kiltin of Sea dirt mi: room with a univmal i Ihe Pine Tree Tavern fur the construction of a rac- on Route '•• Introducing qurthall club on Smith Street I lir club will he inn According u> Anthony Ran- In a related action, the slrucled by I.Mile Pond Corpo- lomauio. representing Mr board granted site plun ap- ration of Clifton, a construc- llaiIh. the area would be proval of Ihe dub. tion company previously in- lu'hii'il with drop lights hunt! Mr. Kiltin. the principal ol volved in imiiiiiih: racquetball from poles. Katontown Kacquctball. Inc facilltitK. had previously been granted i .Inhn Wallace. Ihe president The variance was needed became the lot has no princi- THE UNITED ACCOUNTS variance, which expired when of l.illle I'IIIKI said construc- financing difficulties pre- tion materials for Ihe SilMIINHl pal use. explained Charles vented the start cif construc- facility would be ordered im- tiuerci. borough zoning of- tion within the time allowed by mediately, and the club is ficer Ihrtoard targeting its opening for \u In the rim ss /(inc. KX.IkKl Board Member Waller gim IB7« square feel are required for a Kiit>liri cast the lone dissenting "We're going to shoot for principal use Since the lol is vote on the variance and on the Ihe fall season." Mr Fitlin not that large, he said, it has site plan Mr. Kublin noted said tintmt; thai an August no principal use. and therefore that he had voted for the ori- opening would allow problems cannot hive an accessory use. ginal variance, but felt that the lo IK' dealt with before season- which the tree sales would be situation had changed, and al participants in the sport considered,. SWINGS CHECKING that racquetball could not be caiM to the club in larger \ \ariance request b\ supported by tjie population in numbers. Illldebrand Cabinets on Koute the urea The board also grained a :!."> «as withdrawn by altnmev Mr. Fillin said last niunih temporary special use van- Inllll II U.iI,i
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United Counties Ihist Company We're United for you. Serving you locally In Bellord, Chapel HIM, Eatontown.Keansburg, Lincroft, Middletown, Oakhurst, Port Monmouth Member FDIC The Daily Register Carter and the Lance scandal Established in 1871 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON At the time of the loan, Billy dence schools couldn't be It won't be easy (or Presi- Carter was in charge of the documented. dent Carter to disassociate Although the audit ni ARTHUR Z. KAMIN peanut plant, but the president himself from his controversial WASHINGTON was the major stockholder completed more than a year President and Editor crony Bert Lance, whose The grand jury subpoenaed •go, the Bell and Howell school bewildering banking practices SCENE Billy rather than the president system so far hal paid back Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor are under Justice Department to explain their transactions the government only t375.Mt investigation. For a federal with the besieged Lance. — less thin 1* percent of what g TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1978 grand jury in Atlanta now has Billy refused lo answer the the auditors say it owes. La evidence that Carter obtained that Lance had mismanaged prosecutor's questions not only Dunlap, president of BHS, told a dubious I! million loan Now Lance is back in the about the million-dollar loan ANDERSON our reporter David Ansley that through Lance (or his family soup, thanks to new evidence but about an additional person- he disagrees with many of the peanut business. that the Securities and Exa-l loan he got from Lance's is gathering its own evidence auditors' findings — particu- Indeed, the Carter en- change Commission has bank, pleading the Fifth to refute the implications of larly the multimillion-dollar terprise ran up its loans at the dumped into the pot. We have Amendment. But he told us he the Carter-Lance connection, a bookkeeping errors. He con- National Bank of Georgia to reviewed the commission's would be willing to respond if spokesman told us. Lance ceded that some mistakes had 14.7 million while Lance files, which portray Lance as a the grand jury subpoenaed the failed to respond to our re- been made, but blamed them headed the bank, thus becom- bull who had been loose in two proper records. peated attempts to reach him on "normal human error" and ing its biggest borrower Georgia banks. The Lance loans could de- for comment. inadequate guidance from the Thereafter, Jimmy Carter He left a trail of huge over- velop into a nasty campaign WATCH ON WASTE: Bu- federal Office of Education. brought Lance to Washington drafts, questionable loans, un- issue in 1980. particularly for a reaucratic bumbling and cor- as his budget director secured notes and dubious president who fought his way porate foot-dragging have left BHS has been given until "He was the first person deals. The sheer enormity and Into the White House with such the owners of a defunct cor- Dec. 31 to back up its conten- that I thought about when 1 complexity of his manipu- a great clanking of the respondence school millions of tion that the auditors were was finally sure that I would lations are staggering. He had crusader's armor His rela- taxpayers' dollars ahead in wrong. Even If BHS eventually be defied president," Carter a tendency to handle bank as- tionship with Lance, now In dubious student loan trans- agrees with part of the govern- torn in?) year ago "I wanted sets as if they were his own. business with the Arabs, will actions ment's claim, it could well be months before Uncle Sam gets him in a major department The prosecutors are nowbe raised during the presiden- An audit of Bell and Howell that had a profound influence any money. The 1375.000 BHS digging through the paper- tial campaign. Republican Schools, a subsidiary of the on the rest of the government did pay back wasn't forth- work, sorting out the figures Party leaders have privately giant electronics firm, found a ... I chose Bert for that job, coming for more than a year and tying together the loose agreed. mare's nest of bookkeeping er- and 1 have no reason to think after it acknowledged the debt. ends. Then the grand jury will The president has pro- rors in the federally guaran- that I made the Improper try to determine whether The loss to the taxpayers is fessed to be surprised by the teed student loan program. choice." Lance violated any laws. a lot more than the $3.7 million turn of events. He told us last Checking four years of books, Yet Lance's free-wheeling Federal regulators, mean- in overclaims and interest sub- year: "I was talking the other the auditors found that the banking operations were al- while, have characterized the day. just a group of us who sidles. There's a possibility BHS correspondence schools, ready under federal investiga- dubious, million-dollar loan to have been close, and we all that the government has paid which were closed in 1976 be- tion in 1976 On the eve of his the Carter peanut works as decided that if we could have it million more unnecessarily cause of "marginal profit- While House appointment, the improper but not illegal. It has named 2.000 different things since the audit was completed. ability." had claimed about U.S. attorney in Atlanta made been testified that the presi- that might have caused me And there's the item of R* (23 million more from the gov- a controversial decision to dent personally discussed the any problem or embarrass- million In defaulted loans that ernment on defaulted loans drop the investigation, and the financing with Lance. The ment, that Bert Lance's char- still haven't been paid. Many than it deserved. Another $14 comptroller's office in Atlanta eventual loan was not properly acter would have been the last of the students' files lack the million In interest subsidies for canceled a disciplinary action secured nor used. It has been thing we would have guessed." documents necessary to col- the firm's still operating resi- against a Calhoun, Ga., bank alleged. Footnote: The While House lect the money. Fencing in pornographers By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iimiitiiiliiiHimmiiiiiitiilllltiiitiiiiiliiiiH "riding roughshod" over movies and reading material One of the most dist- cardinal principles of free Such films as "Deep Throat" inguished jurists of the Pacific speech. Stewart hoped the and "Misty Beethoven" at- Northwest, Judge Charles CONSERVATIVE opinion would come to be re- tract tremendous audiences, Horowitz of the Washington garded as an "aberration," month after month. Penthouse Supreme Court, recently VIEW and would soon be overturned. and Playboy magazines sell handed down an opinion In the For my own part, as one more copies per issue than matter of "adult" theaters. In IMIIIIHIIIIIIIItimillimillMIHIMIIIIIIHI who has grappled with these Time. upholding a Seattle ordinance, difficult issues for 20 years, I Until convincing evidence the court supported the view concurring fifth vote. liked the court's holding in can be adduced that such films that cities can indeed Impose The Young case involved a Young. The Detroit ordinance and magazines cause demon- some control on these outlets Detroit ordinance with a some- struck me as a common-sens!- strable social damage, efforts KILPATRICK for X-rated porn. what different thrust. In De- cal effort by the city govern- to ban them cannot be con- Eatontown's traffic circle A not Intolerable answer troit, the Idea was to disperse ment to gel a handle on the would be able to see the films doned. (Oklahoma City recent- may be found, It appears, by the smut peddlers. Under the mounting problem of uncon- only in those downtown areas, ly embarked upon such a resort to the principle of zon- challenged ordinance, adult tained pornography. Surely crusade to Impose majority Eatontown's Councilman Joseph countryside, not the bustling com- "there Is no evidence that this ing laws. Back to ths red light theaters, adult bookstores, top- cities have some power to reg-places any burden on the adult tastes upon the salacious mi- A. Largey will be leaving office in a mercial and business area it is today. district! Under Seattle's or- less cabarets, saloons and pool ulate the time, place and movie market" nority.) But a vast difference few weeks and he's a mighty dis- Along with more traffic, the cir- dinance, the theater that halls became "regulated uses" manner in which the right of separates "banking" and "reg- couraged gentleman. Perhaps "frus- cle's efficiency was severely damaged wants to show sexually explicit of property. No regulated use free speech may be exercised; Against the slight and neu- ulating." The majority that films will have to locate Itself could be less than 1,000 feet laws regulating the issuance of finds sexually explicit materi- trated" is a better word to describe when the state drastically altered its tral effect the ordinance might In a part of the city zoned for from another regulated use or parade permits and the use of als distasteful has its right, his condition. have on free speech, said use by splitting it with Route 36. The commercial or business less than 500 feet from a resi- sound trucks support this rea- Judge Horowitz, must be ar- too. The reason Mr. Largey is so upset circle thus became that it name only. purposes only. dential area. sonable principle. rayed the city's paramount in- A sensible accommodation is that the abominable conditions What had been planned to eliminate In approving the ordinance, Speaking through Mr. Jus- Thus I applaud the Seattle terest "In protecting, preserv- can be found that (1) pre- Judge Horowitz and his col- which have existed at the Route 35- intersections actually became a night- tice Stevens, the Supreme ordinance and the opinion of ing, and improving the charac- serves a decent "quality of Route 36 traffic circle in Eatontown leagues followed the wobbly Court majority found that the the Washington Supreme ter and quality of its residen- life" for those who find Pen- mare of an intersection for two busy leadership of the U.S. Supreme Detroit law, even though It Court upholding It. As Judge tial neighborhoods." for so many years have not improved. thouse shocking, but (!) per- highways. Court in the case of Young v. was based upon erotic content, Horowitz pointed out. nothing The approach strikes me as mits more sophisticated or He has been in almost constant con- There have been many suggestions American Mini Theaters, 427 did no violence to the First or prevents the proprietors of sound. In a free society, we more lascivious folks a reason- tact with the state Department of U.S. 50, decided in June of Fourteenth Amendments. The adult theaters from finding ought to strive for adherence about what should be done to make the able opportunity to indulge Transportation about the circle for 1(76. Here the court split, 5-4. dissenters, led by Mr. Justice suitable locations In com-to the rule of "live and let their different tastes. If we be- Circle safer and less congested. Un- more than a year, but, he sadly re- or, more accurately, 4-1-4, with Stewart, protested passion- mercial or business districts. live." It is evident that a large lieve in personal freedom, derpasses or overpasses are most gen- Mr. Justice Powell providing a ately that the majority was ports, there has been no progress. The Although potential viewers minority likes pornographic what's wrong with that? erally mentioned as possible solutions, only suggestions coming forth from the state, he says, would worsen traf- but the only point of agreement seems fic congestion on some of Eatontown's to be that it would be mighty ex- local streets. pensive. One of the things we should do is to Farm preservation favored It is of little comfort to Mr. Largey to know that he is not alone in ex- stop referring to it as Eatontown's traffic circle. It isn't the borough's. It Holmdel semblyman Anthony Vtllane societal evaluation of deviate periencing disappointments caused by Jr., H Monmouth. shocked a sexual conduct, to define to the is the creature of the state DOT and its To the Editor: the lack of improvements to the circle. I would like lo express my FROM OUR READERS great many voters in this area. young, especially, the status of Many other municipal officials, along predecessor agencies, and it is up to LtfHn H *• t*l»r mull f ilfffltl MM h«v» A* mlttr'i c«mN«M M- It was totally unwarranted and unnatural relationships, for to personal appreciation and that tfrtM om tlllHHWI mw*n TIMy must ••! »»c»td 3M wordi Not acctf I with state legislators, have not suc- the DOT to make it workable. With the of the Township Committee (or All BTI •••try. •MtrivmMtt •! CMtftferttl '•* IfflCt or amlorttmtnti •! unfair to brand Sen. Maressa's many "legal" means "right," CMMMTCMI pflPW ceeded in their attempts to get the DOT contemplating a transportation the positive editorials which effort as a "witch-hunt" In a and to offer a deterrent. newspaper article dealing with Mrs. Maria Yavarone state to redesign the circle. bond issue in the next general elec- appeared recently In your newspaper regarding the legislators' views on S-1276 Back when it was built, the traffic tion, it's time our state legislators, potential acquisition of farm- state to help us in this acquisi- the N.J. Senate Judiciary To both Assemblyman Vil- Finp job circle idea was looked upon as an county freeholders and other in- land by Holmdel Township. tion. Let's hope that this Committee, Is sponsored by lane and to other legislators gesture on our part will be Sen. Joseph Maressa, D- Long Branch engineering marvel. It did serve well, terested citizens pressured the DOT We are convinced, as you who personally do not condone To the Editor: are. that the preservation of followed by action at the state Camden. It seeks to reinstate or approve deviate homosex- but that was in an era when the traffic for a definite commitment to solve a level. the criminal penalties on de- My wife and I would like to prime, active farmland is es- ual conduct but cannot vote thank the Long Branch Fire volume on Route 35 was attuned to a severe problem. James M. Cox viate sexual conduct, removed sential for the future of this this conviction Into law. theDepartment for the excellent Mayor by passage of the new criminal county, this state and this proposed bill merits a re- job they did on Friday, Nov. country code which goes Into effect in consideration. Given that you September. Therefore, it is 25, when the Quick Chek was We are most appreciative HillS-1276 hold a certain conviction and simply a continuation of a law on fire. Because of them, the Exceptional awards of your support and are that the majority of your con- Belmar that has always been on the store was saved and by work- hopeful that your editorial will stituency expresses that same ing all night we were able to the 50-year history of the association To the Editor: books and nothing new. Also, The Monmouth County Firemen's be influential in convincing the conviction, gentlemen, why open on time. Association recently presented its An- to receive its top award, so that re- BUI S-1276. currently before the attorney general, John J. wouldn't you vote that way? Degnan. stated in current pub- Thank you also to the Long thony Cosentino Awards to Freeholder ceipt of it must have been doubly Whose convictions are you vot- Branch police for the good job lic hearings that he could not ing? Jane G. Clayton and Wreiford G. pleasing to her. She has a fine working recall a single prosecution. No of protection. Nothing was sto- The public, especially pa- knowledge of the services offered by policeman has looked through len from the store and nobody Madge, former deputy county sur- rents, have strong convictions a keyholp and arrested two was Injured. rogate. the volunteers inasmuch as her hus- on this Issue. At well-attended homosexuals engaged in de- Thanks also to all of our band, Harry, has been one for many hearings, they have urged pas- The awards, named for the as- viate conduct. customers for putting up with sociation's president who also has years and he is a former chief of the sage of S-1270, reinstating pen- the inconvenience. In the light of these facts, a been president of the West Long Rumson Fire Department. alties In September, now on Ray Kann recent statement by As-the books, to clearly reflect Branch Fire Company for 17 years, .Mr. Madge was honored for his 50- Manager are presented to citizens who have in year membership in the association some form assisted the county's 142 and in the Freehold Fire Department. volunteer fire companies and their That's a span which isn't reached too members. often. Today in history Mrs. Clayton was cited for her We congratulate the recipients. By Tie Associated Press ment at the conclusion of a dedication to the cause of volunteer They deserve to be proud of this spe- 36th state to ratify the 21st On this date in 1848, Presi- Amendment, repealing the visit to Washington by Roma- cial recognition by a fine organization. firefighters. She is the first woman in dent James Polk announced 18th. nian Presldm^Nlcolae that gold had been discovered In 1934, M persons were ex- Ceausescu. In California. The Gold Rush of ecuted In Russia after purge One year ago: Egypt broke '49 followed, speeding develop- trials in which they were ac- ment of the American West. ' diplomatic relations with five cused of plotting against the Arab nations which had been In 1492. Christopher Colum- 178: Chapter XII Stalin regime. hostile to President Anwar bus discovered the West Indian In 1912. the United States Sadat's peace overtures to Is- island of Santo Domingo. The last month of our calendar the joyous holidays ahead. Christmas and the Soviet Union agreed to rael. year comes garbed appropriately for and Hanukkah and the new year's eve In 1776. the first scholastic cooperate in peaceful uses of fraternity in America, Phi Today's birthdays: Re- its role of funereal finality: Not the bring forth the festive lights and spur outer space.' Beta Kappa, was organized at Ten years ago: Rome. Ita- publican Senator Strom coldest of months, usually, but always the celebrations which dispel the the College of William and ly, was paralyzed by a 24-hour Thurmond of South Carolina is the darkest as the sun dips to the darkness and inundate the gloom of Mary in WUIiamsburg, Va. strike, but three weeks of 7». Former Army Secretary winter solstice and brings the shortest winter's beginning. In 1782. the eighth Ameri- Communist-led turbulence Stanley Resor Is 61. can president, Martin Van of our daylight days in December's It's fortunate timing that the sea- ended throughout the rest of Thought for today: Busi- Buren, was born In Kin- the country. ness, you know, may bring third quarter. son to be jolly coincides with one that derhook. N.Y. It could be a somberly trying sea- could be our saddest, had we just sat Five years ago: The United money, but friendship hardly In 1933. Prohibition ended States and Romania signed an ever does - Jane Austen. Eng- by and let Nature have her way. Thev're all Irving lo lower mv Manilardtt. son had we not the compensation of in the U.S. as Utah became the economic cooperation agree- lish writer, 1775-1817. Kelly named chief SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY DECEMBER 5. 1978 fht Dtffy RcgMcr 7 Identity still a question byKeyport council C geants on the police force man Currie. a former coun- KEYPOR5T - Borough should be rotated in the cap- cilman and mayor; the Rev. in link to death of Ryan Council last night by a 4-2 vote tain's post during the time it Nicolo Lodo, pastor of the Im- of Congressman Leo J. Ryan results of the interviews and son. I only learned the news named Capt. Michael E KeUy takes to administer and proc- maculate Conception Chapel •y STEVEN L. LUBETKIN of California, two members of couldn't comment on Ihe about him yesterday and I as the borough's next police ess civil service examinations. at 120 Broad St.; Frank A high-ranking law enforce- an NBC News team, and a San whereabouts of Mrs Wilson's need time to come to terms chief. The other sergeants who CriiciUo, a retired police de- ment official in Guyana has Francisco newspaper photog- husband with it You don't know what Capt. KeUy, a 23-year veter- applied for the job of captain tective; and George Beaman, confirmed that a "Joseph rapher. Mr Ertell said Dr Louis I've been going through ' an of the force, had been serv- are Robert Dillon, George owner of The Cove at Wilson" was involved in the Commissioner Roberts Abelson, a doctor at the Ken- Wilson was Mrs Freeland's ing as acting chief since Wil- Nadler, and James Lawson. Bayshore. and a member of murders of a U.S. Con- added that he had no knowl- nsdy Airport medical facility, son from a previous marriage liam Geiger stepped down In casting a negative vote the Chamber of Commerce. gressman and three newsmen edge of Wilson's relatives, and examined the survivors and He was bom in Georgia, and from active duty several against Capt. Kelly, Mr. Flynn there two weeks ago. Former Chief Geiger had couldn't confirm that he was pronounced them to be in good lived in San Francisco before month! ago. Mr. Geiger's re- said, "I feel that as captain The official also confirmed also supported Capt Kelly to Mlekad E. KeUy the same Joseph Wilson who condition. moving to Guyana last year tirment became effective last and is acting chief, he could be his successor that the same Joseph Wilson month, and local businessmen was married to Leslie Wilson, Jakarri Wilson was not ex- with Jakarri His wife Leslie have done more to reduce Councilman Lawson said had been identified among the and community leaders have New mothers one of Ihe survivors of the amined because he was asleep followed them several months problems in the borough and in the appointment of Sgt. Ruth suicide victims at Ihe pushed for KeUy's appoint- Jonestown tragedy when the plane arrived. Mr later. the department." as provisional captain "sets up Jonestown People's Temple ment as police chief. talk slated "I only have a list of names Ertell noted Mrs Freeland. a teacher at "But I'll support any sug- a scenario for a lot of problems Settlement, but said he could With the absence of positive A family friend who asked Ihe Gregory School in Long The resolution making gestions he (Capt Kelly) has in the future." MATAWAN - The Pa- not confirm that Wilson was identification from your Dover not to be identified said Mrs Branch, was an unsuccessful Capt. KeUy chief stipulated that would improve the "We should have waited un- rent's Division of the Mon- related to a Tinlon Falls wom- mouth-Ocean chapter of the people (Dover Air Force Base Wilson was "very tired" and Democratic candidate for the that he would be paid $18,600 borough or the department, " til they (the sergeants) take an American Society for Psy- in Delaware). I just don't was resting at Mrs Freeland's Tinton Falls Borough Council per year. Officials said that the Mr. Flynn said. the test," Mr. Lawson argued The Associated Press re- choprophylaxis in Obstetrics know." he said home in last month's election. She is borough's salary ordinance He maintained that Capt. Civil service tests are re- ported that Wilson's body was (safe, natural childbirth), will Witnesses said Wilson was At least nine members of an assistant pastor at the Fisk would have to be changed to Kelly could have done more to quired when three or more found near that of the Rev sponsor a discussion group for at the scene of the airport Mrs. Freeland's family remain Chapel AME Zion Church in incorporate this provision. enforce loitering, drinking. persons apply for the same Jim Jones, leader of the tem- pnstpartum mothers Thurs- slayings. and had a gun in his unaccounted for the As- Fair Haven Voting in favor of Capl Kel- and noise ordinances job, said Mr. Lawson ple, but State Department day, Dec 14 at the First Unit- hand. Commissioner Roberts sociated Press reported last Tinlon Falls Mayor Gabriel ly's appointment were Coun- "And the upper echelons of spokesmen would nol confirm ed Methodist Church said night that Ihe Slate Depart Spector said he arranged for cilmen Richard Bergen, the department should have Wilson's death Parents meeting set Wilson is believed to be the ment said two of Mrs Free- transportation to the airport James Birmingham, James done more to alleviate sick- Any recently delivered The Stale Department said HAZLKT - An informa- son of Mrs Anna Freeland of land's nieces were among the for the Freelands Lawson, and Donald Miller. leave abuse," Mr Flynn mother, by the Lamaze meth- identities of the dead from tional meeting about the pro- Tinton Falls A source close to dead "She called me and said Councilmen Edward Flynn added od or otherwise, is invited to Jonestown were only being re- grams offered at Raritan High attend the 10 am discussion Mrs Freeland said she had Mrs. Freeland learned only that she and her husband and Richard Volpe opposed the Mr Volpe said he voted leased to the next of kin. School, for parents of eighth been notified that her son was last week that her daughter-in- couldn't drive to the airport." appointment. against Capt. Kelly because he Topics including changes in "We have some evidence graders and any other in- among the dead. law had survived Ihe suicides he said. Mayor Spector said he The council, also by a 4-2 felt Sgt. Ruth should have been marital relationships, sense of. that he (Wilson) was in- terested parents of students, Mrs Freeland's daughter- in Guyana, friends said arranged for a car. and spoke vote, appointed Sgt. Howard appointed as chief. responsibility (or a helpless in- volved." said Cecil A Roberts. will be held tomorrow at X:15 in-law. Leslie Wilson, arrived A photograph of Mrs" •briefly with Mrs Freeland Ruth to the post of captain on a At a meeting last week, fant, loss of freedom and spon- assistant commissioner of p.m. in the high school in New York last night with Wilson and Jakarri appeared when she and her family re- provisional basis, pending a community leaders spoke fa- taneity, feelings of social and crime in Guyana auditorium. licr.'l .war old son. Jakarri in the New York Times, they turned home withers Wilson civil service examination vorably of Capt. Kelly's years physical Isolation, physical dis- Commissioner Roberts, The meeting is sponsored FBI Spokesman Quinton said andJakarri Mr Bergen, who is the of service on the force comfort, loss of specialness as conlacted at his Georgetown by the high school guidance Ki icll said Mrs Wilson and the It's a happy occasion and They were up until 4:30 in mayor-elect, and Mr Lawson Among those who sup- a pregnant woman, sexual re- home, said eyewitnesses department and will be con- other survivors were in- a .sad occasion." Mrs. Free- Ihe morning She was extreme- opposed Sgl. Ruth's pro- ported Capt Kelly were lationship, going back to work linked Wilson to the ambush at ducted by William P. terviewed at the airport, but land said at Ihe airport Sunday ly, upset, and they hadn't visional appointment as cap- George Bolte, a former Board and relationship with grand- Ihe tiny airstrip near Port McDermott. guidance direc- added that he had not seen the night "Let me just bury my slept." he said tain, arguing that aU four ser- of Education president, Nor- parents will be covered. Kaituma. which took Ihe lives Refuse removal bid is studied By MARK GRAVEN mittee for study. dard is." voiced alarm at the increased KEYPORT- The cost of Waste Disposal took over Mr. Bergen said that As- prices being proposed by garbage collection could in- the borough's contract with semblyman William E Flynn. private garbage contractors crease 43 percent here next Sano Carting Company. Key- D-Middlesex and Monmouth. Mr Bergen said there are year, if the Borough Council port, more than two years ago has checked to see whether still many questions that need accepts the lone bid submitted after that firm ran into trou- legislation exists that would to be answered before an au for the contract last night. bles collecting garbage, ac- enable a regional garbage au- thority can be set up. such as cording to borough officials thority to be sel up. Waste Disposal Inc. of Nep- how the Public Utilities Com- tune, which is currently han- Councilman Richard Mr. Bergen said that ac- mission fits Into the picture, dling the borough's garbage Bergen, who has expressed ir- cording lo Mr Flynn. not only and how much funding is avail- disposal, entered a bid of ritation that many municipal- does such legislation exist, but able 1101.000 for a one-year con- ities are receiving single bids it may be possible lo obtain tract The borough is paying on garbage contracts, has pro- state funds to help set up the approximately 172.000 for this posed that a regional garbage authority Mu-i share eoata year's service, officials said authority be sel up in Ihe Matawan. Aberdeen, and TRENTON (AP) - A bill But Waste Disposal also en- Bayshore. Union Beach are towns that that would require nonunion tered bids of 1207.150 for a two- Asked last night if he might have an Interest in join- public employees to share in year contract, and 1318,350 for thought Waste Disposal's bid ing such an authority. Mr the costs of contract nego- a three-year pact. was too high. Mr Bergen re- Bergen suggested. tiations between unions and The bid was referred to the plied: "If there's only one bid. Officials from Aberdeen employers was approved yes- council's Public Works com- you don't know what the stan- and Matawan have recently terday by the state Assembly Make a Date ' A paid directory of coning events for non-profit organiza- DECEMBER 9 tions Hales 1200 for 3 lines for one day, II 00 each "Christmas Is For Children " a holiday fantasy, staged additional line; W 00 for two days. II 25 each additional line and sung by the Choraliers of Eatonlown. Meadowbrook $5 fcr three to five days. $150 each additional line; $6 00 Inr School. Wyckoff Rd . Ealontown. 8 PM. Donation: $3 10 days; 12.00 each additional line Deadline noon 2 days adults. $2 Seniors & Students Information 229-1124 before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for the Date Secretary Luncheon with Santa at 1234 Florence Ave.. Union Beach. 12 noon by The Union Hose Ladies' Auxiliary Call DECEMBER I. J,4, S, f for tickets. 264-6445 or 264-2137 Children. $1 50. Adults. $1 Annual Christmas Bazaar. Trinity Episcopal Church. Parish Hall. White St., Red Bank. Thurs . Dec. 7. 10 AM to DECEMBER 9, 19 8PM Luncheon & dinner will be served Star of the Sea School. Long Branch presents its Christ- mas Bazaar. 10 a in -4p.nl Home baked goods, crafts, etc. DECEMBERS Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Cocktail Parly & Christmas baazar held at the first aid room. 10-4, Ocean Dance al Hideaway. 2 Fearey PI., Morgan Cash bar & free Ave.. Sea Bright Many goodies and homemade things buffet.8:30PM Information: 560-0170 DECEMBER 19 Monmouth County Association for Children with Learn- United Methodist Church. 247 Broad St.. Red Bank, ing Disabilities al their next general meeting proudly presents the Women's Ensemble with Marjorie presents The Forum Players in "Crossed Wires" This Mollenauer, harpist, singing Benjamin Britten's "Ceremo- drama about Learning Disabilities is a "must" for parents ny of Carols" at the 9:30 & 11 AM worship services.. (husbands and wives), Professionals and communities at large. Invite relatives and friends, your child's Teacher. Church of The Nativity. Hance and Ridge Rds. Fair Principal, and Board of Education Members for an un Haven, will celebrate the holy season of Christmas and the forgettable experience. A panel discussion will follow this installation of the new pipe organ. Sun.. 4pm The church presentation Join us on Tuesday. December 5. 1978 at 8 choir and guest singers from the Shore area, directed by p.m. at St. Mary's Church. Rt 34 and Phalanx ltd Colts Felix Molzer will perform Saint Saens' Christmas Neck, N.J. Oratorio" with orchestra
I)K( KMBKK5.«, 7 Christmas Chorals concert. Tower Hill Church Choir. Nearly new sale Upper Level Red Bank Mall. Broad First Presbyterian Church. Red Bank. 4 30 p m Child care and Monmouth. 10-4. clothing, household items, toys, etc. provided, reception to follow Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah. An Advent procession with chorals. Church of The Holy DECEMBER( Communion, River Rd , Fair Haven Combined Choral The Transcendental Meditation program is pleased lo program Free will offerings No admission charge Imagine, a banking machine that grants All you have to do to use the machine is announce its new location — 326 Broad St.. Red Bank. Free most of your banking requests anytime, have the necessary UCTC bank ac- introductory seminars every Wed . 8 p.m. M4-I654 for more DECEMBER II 24 hours a day, any day, including counts and The Wiz Card, which gives information Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 General Meeting Sundays and Holidays. It's the sheer you special access to the machine's Holy Cross School. Rumson. Senior Citizens evening at Don Quixote's. Rt 34. Matawan. 8 30 P M Cash bar. dancing, orientation will be given to all guests and new magic. with the Sisters Light supper. 5-7 P M Call if you need a Wizardry of the Wizard of Ease, an members Information 566-0170 amazing automated teller machine from ride. 842-0748 United Counties Trust Company. DECEMBER IS December t, 11 The Baha'i Community of Middletown Informal dis Auditions for soloist and chorus members for The cussion of Essential Harmony of Science and Religion 8 to wotfc ffoi you. Monmouth Conservatory Opera / Operetta Society's May pm.. First Ave . Hilton Park. Navesink. 291-4364 So start banking 1979 production of "Carmen". Auditions 8-9 pm. Dec 6 and 13th. Church of The Nativity. Hance Rd. Fair Haven. For . DECEMBER 17 the Wizard way. further information call 741-8880 "LA TRAVIATA" presented by the Metro Lyric Opera visit the Wizard in & Ihe New Jersey State Orchestra. Sun 3 P.M. at Para- Lincroft today, ap- DECEMBER 7 mount Theatre. Asbury Park Tickets. $7 50 reserved or- ply for your Wiz QUEST, weekly forum for single adults You bring Ihe chestra. Others $500 Senior Citizens & Students $300 card and get an conversation & conviviality and we provide the free & Advance sale at Convention Hall Office or write N J State forthright discussions on subjects of interest to single. Orchestra. Box 427. Neptune. N J 07753 in-person demonstration of the Wizard separated, widowed or divorced people. Refreshments & at work. Once you get your card, the Lafterwards $3.00 donation. Non-sectarian, 8 P.M. The United Methodist Church. 247 Broad St. Red Bank, The Wizard of Ease Wizard of Ease will be ready to grant "Unitarian Church. 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft will prese(SNn*1r Annual Candlelight Carol Services, al lets you deposit and 4:30 & 7 PM All choirs of the church participating Also most of your banking requests 24 hours GASP monthly meeting, 51 Monmouth St., second floor. withdraw money Marjorie Mollenauer. harpist Freewill offering vi*A a day, seven days a week, including hol- Red Bank Police Station, discussion; Public Health Council {/ from your UCTC idays. Smoking Ban. The Giants/Eagles football game at Veteran's Stadium. savings and checking ac- And that's what we call sheer wizardry. Philadelphia $23 includes bus. food and ticket lo game Call counts, transfer money be- DECEMBER « 264-3754 or 787-7852 tween accounts, make loan MCOSS Holiday House Tour, five homes in the Rumson- Middletown area. For tickets call 747-1204. Ext. (3. DECEMBER II payments and even get cash United Cotrtitsihrt Company Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 New advances on your Big 0 Lincroft Shopping Centar SI. James Christmas Bazaar. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Ginger- Year's Eve Party at Town & Country Diner, Hwy 35, overdraft checking account. 600 Newman Spring* Road bread Houses. Christmas Boutique. Candies, Holiday Keyport Open to all members and their guests Featuring Breads It Condiments Crafts. Lunch 4 Dinner 30 Peters the Carey Rowe Showe Cost $15 00 per person, 8 30 PM PI. Red Bank Cafeteria Call now and make your reservation. Information: 566-0170 V UnrtcdCoiMrtiwThntCompanY GUILD ARTISTS AND FRIENDS dinner and dancing JANUARY II at Lincroft Inn. Hors d'oeuvres 7 p.m., dining 8 p.m. $25 per O.E S. is sponsoring for members * friends, a nine day The practical bank for all your banking needs. couple, 112 50 per person. Send reservations to. Guild of cruise to the West Indies, (board the SS Oceanic Contact Creative Arts, «M Broad St., Shrewsbury. 741-1441 Mrs Steinman. PGM, 842-3535 After» p.m.. 842-5M5 Serving you locally In Balford, Chapel Hill, Eatontown, Keansburg, Lincroft, Middletown, 8 The LMyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.197a Financing higher education:!!! Business By SYLVIA PORTER GRAM helps college aid directors include summer and part-time jobs in students' aid packages But In your urgent search fur dollars lo help meet you might not be paid the minimum wage: CWS is N.Y. stock quotations the costs of education after high school, start with exempt. the great federal programs The US government YOUR MONEY'S NEW YORKIAPI MondaviM letted Cn»NC 1 If you work about IS hours a week while J* '. **• Vi Nwttkpl 16 7 m 14* UVt 34*>« * rtotitJial prices for New York ConiP* Nwtind 1 75 6 164 19* WM 39 - '* helps more of you than any other single sponsor — attending classes, or more during breaks and Stock E*c»onoc issues :«»..«.-» ,.v, 5$ S5:i Noftof) 7 7 36 51* SI* S1*>* '1 and it has set aside billions for this sole purpose CntlCorpI 70 5 99 23* 2J% 23* NorSim97t> 7 3B3 II 17* 17*-* summer, you can earn about $..300 per year. In PE Mi High Low COM Chg CnllOrp2 70 7 2H 77* 37% 77* — ** - O-O - After this, you can check the smaller programs - A—A - 1(78. about 980.000 students earned more than MM ComOll I Ml 611 27* MH 77 • U OttiPetl 2579 IJ43 16* 15* 14 - '* WORTH ACF 110 1 14 32'* 12* 12* * * C4NitT«ll.34l 7« IS* 14* IS OMoEd I 7613 303 I*"* 14* 16* designed for the relative few who meet special million through 3.000 colleges AMF 1 14 I IM i; 1** 16*- * CllOato 75 • 661 35 33** 14'*- H OioGEIMI 410 14* 14'J 14* requirements. ASA I W 32* 7IS 23'4* * Coopln 114 1 N 41* «•* 414k* '. OkloNGItfiS 17 71* l)''i 71*-* («]) NATIONAL DIRECT STUDENT LOANS AMtLb 1414 ft) S3* 32* JJ*. '* CornG I.MIO IU »* 55* S6 • •, Olio M I 439 l» II* 19 - Kj Your best source of information is almost H4IIIIIIIIHIII4III IIIHMUm IMIIIIHH Adorsg M 9 130 13'/, 73 73%* «* are administered by colleges, but 90 percent of the 7I Omark I 12 6 54 29 71 31**1 AelnoLi3»4 131 39'/, N"> JV. • H CmS'lffi ' ** * •*• • OwcnC 1 30 7 311 79 21* »'** '• surely the financial aid director at the college, for money comes from the U.S. government Total in AkPrd 40 f 134 14* 34* 24*- * CUflW JO | n 14V, yS£ U*- £ Owcnlltl 16 6 91 I9"5 19* 19* * * most big financial aid sponsors give out funds Akiona Ml 4 4S \V>* 11* 12'* • * * — D—D -# You can use a Basic Grant at ill types of 78 alone: over 1310 million! PPG 1 72 I 111 7S'-i 25 254- * through colleges But no matter where the money colleges as well as at private, vocational and If the financial aid director decides you are AllgLd lil ' li U IS'* IS* OcrtoGen IS 97 60% »* »*- * PacGE 116 I 371 11* 72* 23 - * AlloPw IT) IP 94 17'* 17 17'-* Doyco SQb 4 S) 14* ni. 14 * * PocLlg 2 7 37 71 20* 31 * '. comes from, most aid is awarded in grants or technical schools And now you can use one form eligible, you may get a maximum of $2,500 in the AlWCh 7 7 1790 31* d?9* 39* % Day1PL166 9 151 IS* ij'/, us* >* PtKPw I 93 7 121 701. 10 30'* scholarships, special interest loans and jobs Be AlldStr 140* 73 21* 31 23'/i* '•** D*«rt 1.40 7 V* 33* 32>/| »*_ * PocTT 140 6 S3 15 14* U'.- 'i to apply for a Basic Grant and many other forms first two years: $5,000 for a B.A.: $10,000 for both AlhiCh 1 SO S 97 M 79* 30 • ''. » O«IMOfll.ni0 109 41'., 41 41'** '<% PonAm 3 931 7 , 7 7't sure you understand each program, how lo apply, Alcoa 7 * SOS 47V. 444 47 • •* of aid Check the proper "yes" box on the Finan- undergraduate and graduate study. * DtrlloAIr 16 »9 44* 44 44*. * PonEP IK 6 IM »* 31 31* Amoi 7 »7/ *4 44V, 4A 46--. «*> * Denny* JO 9 99 74* J6% »*• „ Penney 1 76 7 941 31* »H 11 - * and your repayment-work obligations cial Aid Form or Family Financial Statement You can qualify as a half-time student Repay- AHtit lblO 314 Ti'.i 7t TflH* * 11 S3 9 716 11* 7 IS** £ PoPL 192 7 .140 20* 20* 70*- * The federal government gives out all three Make sure the information you report is accurate i*1. if*- * Ptnmol 3 9 115 71* H'.'J 71* ment and interest (3 percent per year) begin nine as. iT £ «s s, F. u.gnaic» q N fit so* 491/, JO PepsiCo 111 »1755 24* W1- 36>i types of aid, with funds totaling more than S3 and complete The Office of Education has months after your studies end. In some cases, all ABocil 170 1 m M 37'/> 37** * Dillon 1 IDblO 41 39'/. 79 39% o * PtrklnE 5713*141 77 26* 74** * AmCofi7 70 4 1)3 35* 35* »*- H Disney .4113 361 3t* »* »*_ •.. Pilltr 12013 931 14' 1 11% 14'*,1 billion in 78 alone' Here are the five big federal tightened screening procedures and if it catches or part of the loan ran be cancelled AC tan I SO I 374 ttVi 25 JS'/j • W DrPeppr 6411 791 |J Ulk 14* PttelpO 6076 177 71' »'* »*- '. PhlloEl I 10 10 3S4 16' J 162 It'. programs: any errors, your award may be delayed or you (5) GUARANTEED STUDENT LOANS are PhllMr 20511 5/6 71 70'. 70** * even may be disqualified entirely The closer AHom* 1.4013 1414 37* 37'/i 77V) PhllPel I 30 I 647 30* JO1. 3D*- ' • (1) THE BASIC EDUCATIONAL OP- available to half-time or full-time students through AmHosp Mil 1777 26* 7S* 7*'/i« PilntyBITOI 77 74* 73* '«'•*• scrutiny results from the Office of Education's 1 PORTUNITY GRANT (BEOG) PROGRAM, the banks, savings & loan associations, insurance AmMotrs 7 737 I * S* 5'A Duqlt I 7711 144 li* IS* 1}»...- •, PIIKtn 1 7017 736 II* II II',- * ANotR 3 7 N 41V, 41 41'. Pneumo 111 7 73'i 71'. 21<.- * largest, will help more than one nulion students in discovery that colleges and students had abused companies, pension plans, credit unions, some PoloroiO 115 1760 31* SO'• SO*- <> ASIond 760 6 341 43 47 O * EcnIAIr 3 111 10* 10 10%* Ik PortGEI 70 9 H 17* 17* 17** •• "9 with over $2 billion The money will be the Basic Grant program in the past six years and colleges. You can borrow up to $2,500 a year, or a ATT 460 13013 61* 60*. 40*- EoslGF 1079 7S4 14* 14* 14*- ". AMPInc 6014 194 33* 13'/j 33** ProctG 314 413 17'/) 16' • 14'. * awarded directly to your child and can be used at obtained a full $130 million in overpayments EiKod 713 1771 61% S9* 60 -)•') PSvCol 1.6011 75 I7-4 17 17 - ', total of $7,500 as an undergraduate Recent legis- Ampen 11 710 IS* ISVj IS* Ealofi 1 IS S 100 ISVj ]4* sv,, i, AnchrHIMS 40 37* 26* 7**- 1 any college Try this one first: it's free and Echlln 44li> 47 IS* IS IS'/. PSvEG 2 12 I 232 II* II , 31* For details: call toll free (800) 63K-670O lation removes entirely the family adjusted in- ArchrD 70b 0 130 13* 13* 13*- * EIPoso I 11 J !• IS* IS*- . PgSPL 1 56 7 SI 16* 16', 16 J *| colleges want you to apply for a BEOG come of $25,000 as a requirement for the in school ArliPS IU 6 301 30* 19* 30 * "* EmaEli 4417 1 . 34* H , ]4** •. Pullmn I 60 7 100 33* ttV) ll'i • 't (2) THE SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL Armco 136 4 141 11* 11 i|'.. % EngUC I 70 1 ISS 37* 77* 27* + * PuriK 1.16 I 49 17* 16') 14** 'i Your eligibility depends on your family's finan- interest subsidy. ArmttCk 1 • 577 16 IS'4 IS* Enwcn 136 7 191 l|* ||* im_ >, OuokO I 20 7 110 24 23'/i 24 OPPORTUNITY GRANT (SEOG) PROGRAM Awrco 40 )7S 13V 13* 13*- '/. cial circumstances, not only your income Repayment begins nine lo 12 months after you Eimrk 1.14 7 111 24 23", 74 •> * QuokStOBIIO 39 13* II* II*- ', has given $270 million to more than 460.000 stu- AshlOII 7 6 3Uu4l* 46* a*. 7 Ethyl 1.20 S 90 71% 30* 21'.. '-, Changes in the system in 7N make eligibility AfhIOIIwl 1 31 31 31 leave school. Interest is 7 percent In a few cases, EvoniPIJOt 2SS 70% 19* » • * RCA 1.40 11019 37* »'j 26*- '. dents in '71 Awards range from $200 lo $1,500 a AsdDG ISO! 103 19* II* II** •/? E«CtlO 1 60 7 N74 27* 37* 2;1-, * >. «LC 52 4 63 II* 13', 17*- '. easier, especially for Independent students repayment can be deferred AflRkh7 40 9 1054 S6'-J SS* SS* • '/. year — up to $4,000 for a four-year program and EIXM 3.40 J1I0? SO'/. 49* »1 1 RaliPur SO 14377 ll'.dll* II*- * The grant may reach ll.HOO a year, or half the AlloiCp 79 10 9* 9'. >« Romad I3t26 719 9'. I* 9 - * $5,000 for a five-year program. Grants do not top You also may get guaranteed loans from many AvcoCp I 7 779 74 73* 73*- *, FMC 1 40 6 240 34* 23* ]*- * Ronco 1,14 I S 7)'i 77'. 17']- '• total cost of attendance (whichever is less) Aver- vocational, business, trade, correspondence and Avery SI 9 71 I4"» 14'-, 14'',-- * FairCm 10 1 332 37* 3i>/> 3I*~ ', Roythn I 3010 777 47* 44'j 44'. one-half of total college costs, nor one-half of total Avnfl Kt 733 16'^ 16'*. 14'^ • "i Falrlnd JD 7 IS3 77* 77 37*« * ReadBat I 6 156 19'. If1. 19'. age grant: $950 You're eligible if you're a college technical schools Avon 76014 10W U* S3 5J"J • % aid provided Fedderi 3H 4* 4U 44 7 HeichCh 74 7 17 13* I2'i II'** '. student at any level, a half or full-time student »«dNM I 71 4 44) 15'.. 15* U* HepStllWa 4 97 »', 73* 34 * '„ Tomorrow: What you don't know about loans BollyMI 1017 175J 43% 41% 43 RtsvOII 24 9 K 149 1O'/i 10 10'. und with high school (qulvitenclu (3) THE COLLEGE WORK-STUDY PRO- can hurt vou' ftollCE 3.71 • 237 36* 7S* 36* * % " 60 1 A3 14% 13* 14'., * Rtvlon 13014 531 S3* 51* U>* '• BnkAm I 10 • 403 36 ?S* 3S*- '• Flrtfln 1 1010 419 13* ijv,• "12*- % Rcynln3.W7 701 56'. i* W.-. '. Bauuh 171 • M 39* 31* 39'/.- "i FIChrl M S 2*3 16 is 14 * ' ReyMtl IH) 6 171 14* 11* 34'.— '. '4016 SI9 43 41* 43 *>'/. FilChlc 1.10 « K!07 19* 1|* RlteAld .42 9 13 30* 20* 20* * '. BtolFd 10110 7117 74* 73* 74** _ 30 1 » 34* 34* 34* * * Roblm .40 J 230 9* I'. 9'i* '« Behft 119 1 3 3 - '/. FlMlEnt S3 7 194 11* 11* n*+ * Rothwl 3,70 7 ISO 14* 14 14** '. BcllHow 96 7 30 16* 16'/] 16* FldPL 701 6 3*2 37* 31% 27*- * Rohrlnd 7 747 I7S 17<« 17* ftendlK 7S6AK17I 36* 36% 36** * FlaPow276 7 IS 31* 31 31 - * Rortr .7617 791 If', ll'i 19'-4- * BvnKp 1 M 4 101 74 73* 74 Fluor 1.20 / I4S 32 31 >., 31V*- * RCCoii.04 9 717 17', It'. 17**1'. BtngfB 1 1» 3* 1 3 FordM 3.60 11359 41* 40* 4.1444 * RoylD 4 I5e 6 573 59 H 51*- * BttlPd 1610 Mi 15* 2S* 7S*o '1 ForMK 1.34 S SO If* 1|* ||* Stocks mixed as rally ends RydcrS JO 7 101 73 72* 33 • * BtlhStl 1 5 464 »Vi 70 »% * "I FronkM .30 1 1 lo 6'. S* 6 SCM 1.10 4 14V 11* 17* II1.. '. BlackDr Mil 391 17* 16* 16*Vi- FrpMIn 1.6017 1111 u33% 31* il • >. Safewy 160 I 141 40* 40' J 40* NEW YORK (AP) - The by Resorts International class opened by the 4 p.m close In one-third the end of last week with the BIckHR 13610 149 73', 33* 23%'1* Fru»hf IM 4 132 36* 26 W •- '. SJoMn 1.3014 H3S 24', 13', 33'»- H Boeln 1.30o11437] 72* 70* 7I*«"4 - O-O - StLSaF3 5OS IS JV* 16'. 16', •'. volatile gambling issues were A shares, which fell 4% to 27'4. New York. On the upside. Ansul Co. help of a continued recovery BolwC 1 3S 5 7] 36* 7S* 3S*'«- GAF U 342 12% 11* ||*- % SIRegP I JO I 17 30* 29* 29'i- '. Borden 1.77 6 127 27V) 77* 77'/]* the big losers yesterday as the and Resorts class B stock, off t Jumped Hi to 26Vj, on word of a by the dollar against leading '4 Gannett I 401 i 46 44 4J"( 4r, Samboi 60 I 710 II'. 10* 10*- * Allegheny Airlines, the only 1 BorgW 7 1 731 71* W 71 H GnCablai 10 1 94 IS U* 14* SF«lnd 1.70 6 105 31* JO , 30** '. stock market turned in a mix- at 46. on the American Stock carrier with scheduled flights $28a-share takeover agree- foreign currencies, as well as BoiEd 2 44 1 59 24% 74* 24% • . GenOyn 139 17", »>-, n** % SFelnt .6010 1416 31 76'. 76', I'. word of a f 1.1 billion decline in Bfonllt 36 6 1141 13'/} 13* 13V,* V. GenEl 16OIM7 M* 41* «** SchrPlol. 4 I 619 39* 71* 3*>. • '. ed showing, ending the rally Exchange. in and out of Atlantic City, ment with Wormald lnterna- BrlilM 13713 371 J7* 31* »%* * GnFdi 1 JO I 101 31* 31 ' Schlmb 1.4016 739 19* 17* tt'>* * that began late last week Trading in the two issues Uonal Ltd. the money supply. BrllPtl 43t I 304 l|% II', ||i/. * * ~Gnlnil .Ul Ml 29* ScotIP .14 1 330 IS1. 14* U'I- '. dropped ^ to » on the N YSE.' Brniwk .70 6 3S9 13* 13* 13* GnMilHl 1410 61 2f'/| N', 3f% S«obCL230 5 65 2T1 21'. 21'.- '. Gainers nosed out losers by was halted at mid-day for the Among Big Board-listed Big Board volume was a But the dollar showed less BucyEr N 7 999 II* 17% II * * GMol 6* S 13fl SS* 55* IS*- '. ScarltG S3 4SS 17* 11*1 17'v* '• BunkR .SO 6 64 14* 14* 14*- % GPU 1 JO I IS! 17* 17'/, 17** Ik Star* 1.130 11763 31', 70'. 3I'<- '. a 5-4 margin in the over-ail news that the New Jersey at- gambling issues. Bally Manu- sluggish 22.02 million shares, strength in foreign exchange Burllndl.4D 7 179 ~ , 17% !7'/» GTE 7 41 71011 31* 21 31* SntllOIM.H 6 171 13' 7 13 Jl'7 • '. tally on the New York Stock torney general's office had down from 2(83 million Fri- yesterday. And some analysts BuflMo I.M 6 94 39* 39* 3f*t GTIn 150 S 340 2S* 35* 35** '. StMlIT 1.31c I 6 4S'i 45'. 4V. . * facturing lost 1 to 42ty; Del E Burrgh 1.6013 270 72* 71* 71*-1 Gffi*SiO 149 4% 4% 4"t Shrwln 13 30'. 30* M'7- '. Exchange. filed a report opposing the Webb 1% to 15% and Playboy day. were expressing skepticism - C-C - GoPoc 1.10 9 330 25'o IS'., S%- * Signal 1.16 6 319 41'. 41'. 47' * ' J CBS 2.60 1 IS9 Sl'-'i S2 S3** GeHy 1.3010 171 37* 3«* 37*- '•, Slgnalwi 5 31* 21'. 21'.- 'J But the Dow Jones average granting of a permanent Enterprises \ to 14^. The NYSE's composite in- thai the recent slowing In the CIT .40 1 94 30* 30* 30% * GlbrFn .90 S 113 16% 16 16 - "1 SlmpPol .56 9 x31l 9* 9'. 9*- '. of 30 industrials, which had license to Resorts' gambling dex dipped 04 to 53.73. growth of the money supply CPC 3.70 I 49 49 «'-.«. Gillette 1.60 9 334 75* 25* 25* Singer K 3 131 13'. 13t Another loser was Santa Fe CamSp I 76 9 133 33* 11'/. 33** Goodrh 1.32 5K3O4 17* dU* 14', * Skyline 41 I 140 II* ll'< II', climbed more than 21 points casino in Atlantic City. The International, down \% at 26ty, Standard 4 Poor's index of would last. CarPw 1.96 7 140 73% 72 33** Goodyrl.30 6 296 16 IS* 15* Smikln 11019 449 95'. 93'. 95 *7 CoitICk •«) I 60 II* II'.. 11** < Gould IM 7 114 37* U* 27** >• SonyCp Ht-H 95 7* 7* / •- last Thursday and Friday, casinoas been operating under The company reduced Its esti- 400 Industrials lost .16 to 106 80. 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THEIR BILL RELEASED — New Jersey's Commissioner of Environmental funding plan Protection Daniel J. O'Hern, left, and State Senator Frank Dodd are pictured Car registration fee hike at Energy and Environment Committee session in Trenton yesterday. Mr. TRENTON (AP) - The state Senate amended and O'Hern endorsed a bill sponsored by Mr. Dodd designed to revitalize the approved legislation yesterday to pump needed funds into state's commercial and recreational fishing industry. is stalled in Legislature the discount prescription drug program for the elderly " A bill to double the minimum payment for eligible TRENTON (AP) - A bill the 54-member Democratic seniors to $2 and require the use of cheaper generic drugs the basis of the (3-15-17 as- where possible passed 36-0 that would raise motor vehicle sumption," he said "That caucus were in favor of the Announcing a new six-month registration fees by J3 to 17 for question is going to try to be measure as written. A bill An amendment to restrict the list of available generic most New Jersey car owners resolved between today and needs 41 votes for approval in drugs to those selected by the state's Drug Utilization was stalled yesterday In the Monday." the 80-member lower house Review Board was added to the bill. fund that pays state Assembly. He referred to the proposed The measure was forwarded to the Assembly where The Assembly had sched- fee schedule that would raise GOP caucus sources who final action Is expected Monday uled a vote on the bill, spon- registration costs (3 for Class I asked not to be identified said A separate bill to provide the indirect use of more than Annualizcd sored by Assembly Speaker cars under 2,700 pounds, 15 tor Republican Assembly mem- $11 million in casino revenue funds for the drug program bers are virtually unanimous Current Christopher Jackman. D- Class II cars 2,701 pounds to received final legislative approval by a vote of 25-6 It now in opposing the bill. Return Hudson, but took It off the list 3,800 pounds and $7 for Class awaits action by Gpv Brendan T Byrne after majority Democrats III cars more than 3,800 "Let the Democrats drown The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Robert 10.48% failed to muster enough votes pounds for 1970 1979 models in their own red ink," one said, Hollenbeck. D-Bergen. would designate use of casino mon- From a portfolio of Certificates of Deposit tor approval. and 1979 cars registered until referring to the anticipated ey for homestead rebates paid to elderly homeowners and Jackman said the chief ob- March 1,1979. budget gap estimated at $235 the disabled issued by banks with at least stacle to approving the bill, Current registration fees million to $290 million Supporters said it would free general revenue funds designed to help avert an an- are $14 for Class I, $23 for The bill's supporters say now used to pay the rebates for use in the drug program ticipated state fiscal crunch Class II and $44 for Class III. the measure also is designed to Senate Democrats agreed to the amendment on the three billion dollars in assets. next year, was the proposed These fees would remain in produce a long-term solution to drug program bill in return for an emergency vote from the fee schedule for 19701978 effect for pre-1970 models the fiscal problems caused by Republican minority. Announcing the Corporate Income Fund, 11th Short Term Series model cars. Maurice Shier, legislative the trend toward smaller, low- The list of acceptable generic drugs is being tallied b> (A Unit Investment Trust). A simple, convenient way to get high "Everybody wants to raise tax analyst for the Office of er-weight cars the Drug Utilization Review Board L'nder the amendment, the Human Services commissioner would be restricted to income from a portfolio of six-month Certificates of Deposit backed money, but nobody wants to Fiscal Affairs, estimates the Class HI cars now con- spend It," Jackman said. new schedule would raise an the state list, according to Sen. Anthony Scardino. D- by some of the world's largest banks. The securities are issued by stitute almost 38 percent of all Bergen. Senate sponsor of the bill "We're trying to come up with additional $6.7 million In state care In New Jersey, but pay an foreign branches of domestic banks, domestic branches of foreign an amount to hurt the least revenues for the fiscal year State officials said the drug program, which began this estimated 57 percent of the to- year, would run a deticit of more than $15 million by the end banks, and foreign banks. amount of people." beginning next July 1, tal fees. Fiscal analysts say Jackman scheduled a floor Jackman said no specific of next June unless it received more funds the trend toward lighter cars Seniors over 65 and living alone are eligible if their p— Mail today—or call for a free prospectus —-| session for next Monday to re- proposals were offered In will see the bulk of the revenue consider the measure "There caucus to amend the bill. annual Income does not exceed $9,000 Senior couples are In the future coming from eligible if their annual income does not exceed $12,000 A Proipectia containing more coin- ^^ was some question raised on He said only 28 members of Class I automobiles. Participants would receive prescription drugs for just pleie information about the Corpo- $2 with the state paying the balance, according to the bill UJm Proposals to make seniors pay extra lor brand name rate Income Fund, 11th Short Term ' •—— drugs and pay a $20 premium were defeated by the Series (A Unit Investment Trust), Bally casino decision due Legislature including all sales charges and ex- Instead, seniors would be required to take the cheaper, penses, lift// be sent upon receipt of ta» &p— ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The wood-frame generic drugs unless their doctors say no substitutions are tional Hotel Casino this coupon. Read II carefully before The New Jersey Casino Con- Marlborough already been According to testimony, possible. Scardino said the drug program amendment was "a ' _ , , • Hum Bran I trol Commission may make a torn down. Most of the con- slot machines were set to de- vi>« invest. Send no money. decision today on Bally's plans crete Blenheim, built under liver payoffs at less than the 83 matter of semantics." but he said it was generated by fears to build a sprawling, $100 mil- the direction of inventor percent rate when from one to the Human Services commissioner would be prompted to lion casino hotel complex on accept drug lists from out-of-state sources Thomas A. Edison In 1906 and [our coins were wagered and •tlmuoriliciliiplanaiwn the Boardwalk here one of the first major buildings more than the rate when five The drug review board is expected to complete its drug The commission was ex-of reinforced concrete, was de- list early next vear. Scardino said coins were wagered. Dlltr i in> of ihoc tccum*, The pected to continue a Nov: 8 molished on Nov. 9. p r fl n.n.ltd ic| i\ tnidf , h Ppiut Copici of ihc Resorts International ritit.dinded tn thec'gt'i'- i'lt«rir:| r"-e Initietwiih Protpecl i mi, t>e ebttuiftj »i in. Mm m nhi.h ihu hearing on a request by Bally Demolition work and pile argued that, overall, the ma- .'hinir, m cnhei jmi'uri PuMi. .'tier ing --i.'c per unit innojncctnctii.it c it: ulncd I ton, on], luch of the Manufacturing Corp. ot Chica- driving Is presently going on at j' Koiimlitl 10 1971 ir,-ludir|,i!rsihir|ri.tl(>l>5s u-dtftif-cd ui ;>ih*t delicti ot ntolutt it mi* I|«- chines were set to return more HOMEUTE CHAINSAWS I I rfcn i-.r.'.r.emc:: » -rdct no fltium- Mi rflri ihcit luuniin in mtn Mile go for a declaratory ruling that the site. than 83 percent of their take its plans conform to state law Bally plans to renovate the Borowsky said the casino XL 10" requiring that casinos be interior of the Dennis Hotel for has since changed the settings housed in a single building. $7 million in a temporary move to make all machines return Bally hopes to build the to create an initial casino hotel better than 83 percent at all Merrill Lynch l.MO-room casino hotel on the of 520 rooms. The initial plans, wagers. six-acre site of the which Bally officials say could Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc. Marlborough. Blenheim and be completed In a year, also But commission counsel Dennis hotels. call for a 60.000-square-foot Michael A. Santaniello said the legal question of what con- One Hatd'tig Roaa Commission spokesman casino. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Red Bank New Je'sey 07701 Ben Borowsky said the com- Following phases include a stitutes an 83 percent return ?O1-741-7800 missioners may condition their new 750-room tower on the site still must be decided by the 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY decision on a ruling due soon of the Blenheim rotunda and commissioners by the state Department of En- eventually demolishing the vironmental Protection on renovated Dennis to make way whether Bally can demolish for a second 750-room tower the historic Blenheim Hotel The commission was also rotunda, which Is still stand- expected to rule on a definition ing. of the state law requiring that Donald T Graham, direc- all slot machines here return tor of the DEP's Division of at least 83 percent of their Marine Services, said Monday take. that his decision cannot be The Issue arose over the Six-Month Certificate made before Thursday at thepayoffs on' some of the slot earliest machines at Resorts Interna- Cyanamid plant struck tops the T-Bill rate BOUND BROOK (AP) - Charles Frankhauser said 18 About 1.900 workers at Ameri- negotiating sessions were held can Cyanamid Co.'s organic The last one was Friday with chemclals plant have walked the federal Mediation and Con- off their jobs to protest the cilation Service in East Or- firm's Insistence In adhering to ange. byl/4%. federal 7 percent wage hike guidelines. - The strike by Local 111 of Take advantage of truly high "money market" rates with While the actual return to Treasury Bill investors is higher the International Chemical only a short-term investment! The Howard's Six-Month than the stated average discount r.ite, the Howard's Six- Workers Union was called as Certificate pays V-1% above the discount rate in effect on Month Certificate pays a lull 1/4J4 more than the discount its contract expired at 11:30 six-month U.S. Treasury Bills at the time you open your rate. For information on the current T-Bill rate, call p.m. Sunday. The local represents prod- certificate. $10,000 minimum deposit required. Interest 201-45O-5900. Then stop by any Howard office to open uction, maintenance and ser- rate is guaranteed and paid at maturity. your Special Six-Month Certificate. vice employees - more than half the plant's 2.500 workers. FDIC regulations ntuiirt1 th.it .kcountMloseiJ prior to maturity urn no interest tor the hrst three months. "We've had 19 or 17 meet- mtli mutest tor the rem.nmnc IHTHHI calculated .it the current rale being paid by the Howard on ings and the company's been KvKuliir Saving. Accounts sticking with the 7 percent stuff," said union secretary John Melon. "The average wage Is $6.22 an hour and the 7 SAVINGS BANK percent worked out to 44 cents. If they gave us any holidays, they said they would subtract It from the 7 percent." Despite facing no paychecks Jui» before the holidays. Melon said members voted by a S-to-1 margin Sun- day to reject the offer and not MCMBCRFUC extend contract talks to Dec. New Jersey's biggest bank with offices in Essex, Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Union, Monmouth, a. Camden and Burlington Counties Cyanamid spokesman Spacious Wyer home has dream kitchen Utt la a Krtts _ .^^M^^^lV LOCUST — The wonderful James I Wyer home is part of Friday's 11 am to 4 p.m Holiday House Tour sponsored by MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Service The residence sits high above the Navesink River, sur- rounded by beautiful trees and rolling lands, here on the north side of Navesink River Road Through the generosity of its owners, it has been on previous home tours; but not in its present state In the past year, Mr. and Mrs Wyer have incorporated a kitchen to boggle the minds of most modest homeowners. Also, the vast upstairs living room has been decorated to Mrs. Wyer's specifications as to warmth, comfort, and even an intimate feeling. That's a formidable task in a 40 by M fool peaked-to the roof space, and is achieved only by artful groupings of furniture and attention to displays of family keepsakes and memorabilia Mrs. Wyer's favorite color is orange, as evidenced on everything from the sash on her white gown in a portrait by Roberta Carter Clark, to the orange and black needlepoint rug in front of the card room fireplace The rug was worked several years ago by Mrs. Wyer's mother In a smaller first floor living room, one wall features a collection of Alfred Munning horse prints, some of them signed An Impressive portrait of Mrs Wyer's grandfather is above the dining room fireplace. GOURMETS HEAVEN The spacious, colorful sun porch is a special treasure, also — Clean lines and func- boasting a view to the river. tional design ore evident The Wyer residence will be the setting for Christmas in the completely reno- Kitchen II, one of two boutiques featured as part of the Holiday vated and refurbished House Tour. The other will be situated in the Middletown home kitchen In the Locust of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miles, 5 Edgebrook Court SUPER SETTING - An home of Mr. and Mrs. Other tour homes are those of Mr and Mrs Frederic Elliott attractive banquette and James I. Wyer, which free-rolling table bask in will be open Friday on and Mr and Mrs Patrick McGloin, situated respectively at 16 Buttonwood Lane and 5 Conover Lane, Rumson. and the resi- MCOSS HOLIDAY the sunny skylighted the MCOSS Holiday area ot the Wyers' total- House Tour. dence of Woodrow Bowne at Cobble Close Farm, Middletown. Details on tickets (which Include a map) are available by ly refurbished kitchen. calling MCOSS headquarters, Bodman Place, Red Bank They HOUSE TOUR The architectural firm also will be sold at the tour homes on the day of the benefit of Kaplan & Gaunt, Mid- event. There is a reduced price for senior citizens, and there Is a dletown, was respon- combined price for the tour and luncheon from noon to 2 p.m. in sible for the makeover. Rumson Country Club. Lifestyle Mrs. Samuel Oilman, Rumson, and Mrs. Lewis EiSenberg, Holmdel, are chairmen of the tour The homes will be decorated 10 TheDaily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY DECEMBERS, I978 by area garden clubs and their arrangements will be pro- fessionally Judged Register photos by Carl Forino HINTS FROM HELOISE Great Granny money present DEAR HELOISE: scent, no gloves that don't fit, no gadget she will never use.. Our little great-grandmother lives alone In a small apart- Grandma got a thrill everytime she look out a few cents for ment and doesn't have room or need for doodads, knickknacks, one dance, money for a special treat, or a pair of earrings to dishes or anything like that. She has scads of kitchen gadgets, match a pants suit and doesn't go out much. Isn't in need of clothing or anything — Anyway, our grandma loved it! — Jimmie lives a quiet life. And I love you (or being so thoughtful. Aren't grandmothers She was always so hard to buy a gift for, so I suggested, wonderful? Give yours a big hug for me the very next time you "Why not get a Christmas stocking and everyone put in as much see her. — Love, Helolse money as they would like." It's better than show tickets, which DEAR HELOISE: must be used on a certain date. Better than a gift certificate, When traveling with my children, I give them a notebook because It must be spent at a certain store. and pencil so that they can keep a Journal of their trip. But cash — that can be used anywhere, anytime! Grandma This not only keeps them busy, but when they return home goes dancing about once a week — belongs to a dance club — they caa read It to their friends or use It for a classroom report. and It paid for her dances for six months! But most of all, they can keep it as a souvenir and reminder Don't you think that's great? No colognes of the wrong of their trip. My children have so much fun doing this. Keeps their memory fresh as to what they have seen and where they have been. Also, a word to the wise... make sure you take your ROOM AT THE TOP — The upstairs living room at ings and artful display of family keepsakes It com- hospltallzallon card with you when traveling la case of an the Wyer home is 40 by 60 feet. The vast area as- rnands a fine view of the surrounding countryside, emergency. — Madge Camalonl sumes a cozy feeling with creative furniture group- DEAR HELOISE: A couple of years ago, my husband asked me what 1 would like for Christmas. I told him, "A red wagon." Which Is what I received — a large, sturdy red one and my friends all laughed. Bat 1 had the last laugh because since then that red wagon has proved to be a strong back, a second pair of legs and a general, all-around handyman . MAKE YOUR RESOLUTION II carries hanging baskets and potted plants from the front yard to the back and to the front again. It has performed countless chores for my husband by carrying his tools, paints EARLY THIS YEAR By ERMA BOMBECK and bits of lumber for repair work. 1 saw my first ad for an "After Christmas Sale " For anyone who doesn't have such a wagon, I heartily last week and realized the pressure is on. recommend you put II at the top of your list. We still wonder how SAVE UP TO 50% REDUCE 15 LBS. Usually, the first "After Christmas Sale " occurs we lived so long without one. - Llb'by Majefskl , two weeks before Christmas, but with the big push to get people to shop, ttie Incentivea come earlier every year. 30 DAYS For some reason which 1 cannot explain, my husband will not see the ads touting perfume, loung- ing clothes, matched luggage, jeweled caftans, mu- sic boxes, tinkling the theme from Dr. Zhivago, WINTER FREE dinner rings or a slim volume of love poems. Instead, he will be drawn like a magnet to items and services that have nothing whatsoever to do with Christmas. You've seen them. Santa Claus wearing a truss and exclaiming, No more feeling like I was kicked by a reindeer." II.,.. III.' I.,.I 1,1 1, A man in a red jump suit holding a gift «,,rl,|. — Sltlc mill >a>iii|i- ul II.,n l" certificate for a free pest control inspection. Hid hull IMI.I «ill A plumber with a 95-cent can of cleanser in his l.i-lnnn- wrr «»M Suit hand with a red ribbon around II saying, "The gift ii|iiii.">i>'< .iir — that keeps giving an unclogged sink." I jimjtlHr ">ur wlA ...ml lulu .III.I pfTt Tweezers for getting rid of unwanted facial hair uiir MiurM-I.Hi- in* * in a seethrough gift box with a plastic polnsettia on lii-liun ill II. -i top. I lull AT WIT'S END Alt's Gymnastics Schools develop Thirty-five percent of the husbands in this coun- agility, poise and confidence in even try do their Christmas shopping in a hardware store, the youngest of students. SALE STARTS another 15 percent make all their gift selections in a drugstore, and another 7ty percent buy (or everyone All classes are taught in small groups Man. ul 2p.m. on their list in a car wash under trie-close supervision of our I saw my husband reading ads the other morning experienced, highly qualified For Women — For Families — For Man at breakfast and said. "I don't know how to tell you instructors. Special attention, is given this, but I don't want a smoke alarm for Christmas." Why Wait Til You Gtt More out of Shop*? Prevent "Why in the world would I buy you a smoke to each student's progression on an holiday Fat... Flab and Misery alarm?" individual basis. II. Enroll Now Receive Winter Frto As a Bonus "I know how your mind works. Five years ago it was a crock pot. four years ago. a car defroster gun. You are welcome to visit our School Ask About Our Family — Group and three years ago. a doormat with my last name, two during regular class sessions. years ago. an exercise belt that released steam Senior Citizen Discounts around my waist, and last year a grease shield for Agility, poise, self-confidence - my bacon." Call Mow 1st Vlaltlt Fr— learn with the best in gymnastics, Receive Fre« Fltneee — Figure and Nutritional Analyil. "You said you like the unusual '" tumbling and trampoline. No Coil No Obligation "Dracula is unusual 1 wouldn't want him in my Christmas stocking." "Then give me hints " [touted "What about something in fragrance? Fur? Or ADeideen New Jersey 07747 59 BRIGHTON Spa Health Clubs just something to make me feel more like a wom- 201 5O6W7 WE. Straihmore Shopping Center It. 34 an'" J55BraadStrwl WEST END Whatya wanta bet I get a new bowl cleanser . . Shrewsbury Nev»jetsev077O1 Matawan 566-7700 a hamster... or tablets for my iron deficiency? 201 747 0070 Gymnastics Schools 229-.>6.1i Optn Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sal 10 to 4 SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY. DECEMBERS, 1978 The DtflyRcgfeteT 1f ANN LANDERS Businessman's wife is happy*
Dear Aaa Laadeiv My has and then so they could do the Dear Caaaselar: I ap- germs and even diseases in What are the do's and you the ground rules. For your hud's baatacts takes MB same. preciate the clarification. I dirty bathrooms. It is impor- don'ts of teaching your child copy send SO cents along with a •way lr»m tone two weeki Dear Aan Laaders: It's a shook the envelope for three tant that children learn to about the birds and the bees? long, stamped, self-addressed ml »l every ntata — s»mr good thlag you made Ike dis- miantrs and no bill fell oat, so I wash their hands after using Let Ann Landers' new booklet. envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Oaiei laager. Is Ikere tame claimer about n»l belag a law- assume II was free. Gee, the toilet facilities I seldom "How, What, and When to Tell Box 11W5. Chicago, Illinois tklag wraag with me beeaase I yer, beeaase yoa gal your thinks. recommend that grandparents Your Child About Sex." give •Mil really 4M'I mind? I'm kapp) wires crossed. Dear Aaa: My daagkler al- get into the act. but in this la see aim leave, bal I'm also Battery: Aay ualawful laws her small children lo go lo instance I'm with you and hope TREE TRIMMING happy la we aim came homr Ike store aad restaurant toilets your college-educated daugh- beallag or olker wrongful KEYPORT - Members of Free Public Library Saturday Same frleads keep asklag, alone. When I am with them, I ter will see the wisdom of your physical violence or constraint the conservation and garden "How do yo* maaage without wipe off the seal and put down efforts (I'll take common at 10 a.m. This is an annual inflicted on a human being department of the Woman's a husband so much of tar paper towels. My daughter sense over a college education treat for the young readers without his consent. Club of Keyport will trim a lime"' I reply, "I maaage )usl says I am nuts. I know some any day.) Assault: An Intentional, un- Christmas tree for the children and candy canes will be dis- raw" reslrooms are very messy and lawful offer of corporal Injury of Keyport in their room in the tributed. Tkey laak at me like I'm to another by force...under six-, seven- and eight-year-old same kind of a aul. such circumstances as create children would not bother to Hanukkah PARTY AND DANCE When my husbaad is away, wellfounded fear of Imminent check the seats. MORGANVILLE - Pa- cocktail party and dance to- I calek ap on my Inter writ peril, coupled with apparent Also, they would not wash rents Without Partners, night at 8 30 o'clock here in the lag, heavy cleaning aad read- present ability lo execute at- Iheir hands, particulars the pot-luck Bayshore Chapter, is having a Hideaway, 2 Feary Place. lag. I also see movies and visit tempt, If not prevented. little ones who cannot reach frleads aad family - which he (Black's Law Dictionary, the faucets. I worry thai these daesa't parlkalarly ea)o>. I Revised Fourth Edition.) youngsters might pick up some is set MATAWAN - Temple •NMriMKM caa sleep lale, go to bed when- II you see the blow coming, germs or diseases. My daugh- CUSTOM DRAPERIES Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, will CHARITABLE GALA — Mrs. Dorothy Belec, Tlnton ever I feel like It aad da as I duck, and successfully avoid ter nyi this Is Impossible. She hold a Pre-Hanukkah Pot Luck Falls, seated, chairman of Saturday's Christmas please. Am I selfish? Am I the blow, yon have still been Is a college graduate and I am SLIPCOVERS-UPHOLSTERY Ball planned by the Tlnton Falls Woman's Club, Supper Saturday. Dec. 16 at eraiy? Is samelktag wraag assaulted. II the blow lands, not. so of course, she Is the shows her vice chairman Mrs. Christine Keefe, Lln- 8:30 |> in Potato Latkas (pan- with me? - Oddball In Colum- you have been battered wheth- smart one and I am the dumb- croft, one of the attractive centerpieces to be part of cakes), wine, dessert and cof- FREE SHOP-AT-HOME bia er you see It coming or not. bell. Am I loo strict? - Crazy the party that starts at 8 p.m. In the Barclay, fee will be served Dear 0 B.<"You sound nflr- If, as In the present case, (•ram SERVICE CALL 747-2543 Belmar. Proceeds of the annual event will be used Dear Gram: No. you aren't Live mod music will be pro for charity. mal to me - and refreshingly Ihr person Is struck but does honest I suspect that the wom- not see it coming, the person too strict — or crazy either vided. Each couple is to bring en who keep asking you these has been battered but not as- Your daughter is lazy and a favorite casserole and a RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP questions secretly wish their saulted. - BUI Jarretl. Wood- probably a little on the sloppy nominal donation for a grab husbands would take off now bridge, Va. side. It IS possible to pick up bag gift Ellen Gallagher is in 39% Broad Street Red Bank Gardens charge of reservations of France featured SHREWSBURY - "Beau Uful Historical Gardens In France" will be the topic ot a lecture by Hunter Ross, presi- dent ol the Archeological Soci- ety ot New York and director Tlierefc a new place of the Princeton University Recording for the Blind, at a meeting of the French Alliance of Honmouth County tomor- row at 8 p.m. here in The Reg- ister's Community Room in Shrewsbury Plaza where Mr Ross will present color slides and discuss principles of influence that persist today in France and In America. everything in the store is The Alliance offers courses in French to Its members. De- tails are available from Berkeley Cater, Fair Haven, or E J Van Der Leur, Red a conversation piece. Rank
MEETING It's our newest PhoncCcntcr Store, open ine MEMOS this Thursday, December 7th.
This raises CHRISTMAS MUSIC EATONTOWN - A pro- an interesting gram of Christmas music will quesrion What, be presented by the Choral exactly, is Treat yourself Group of the Fort Monmouth a PhoneCenrer Officers' Wives Club at a meet- like royalty with a Princess.' Store? Ing ot the Woman's Communi- Fits neatly and snugly into small ty Club of Ealontown Thurs- day at 8 p.m. here in Irs o place spaces. Illuminated Touch-Tone* panel Meidowbrook School. Direc- where you can keeps you from being in rhe dark even tor will be Katherine Jacobs extend your decorating to include when rhe room's dark. Choice of nine and Doris Provencher will be decorator colors. piano accompanist decorarive phones So rhar instead of decorating TALK BY PROFESSOR around your phone, you can decorore MATAWAN - Thomas with it. Shostak. Llncroft. assistant professor at Brookdale Com- How easy is it to ger one munity College, will speak on of our decorarive phones? "Where Has All The Caring Gone." at a meeting of the Jusr walk in to our new Strathmore PTO Thursday at 8 p.m. In Strathmore Elemen- Shrewsbury Plaza PhoneCenrer Store, After tary School. and walk our with the phone rhar 1OO years, expresses you besr.* this is the shape we're in. MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON LONG BRANCH-Thean- Assuming your home has Sleek and rorund, our Scujpruro nual paid up membership modulorjacks. you can plug phone moy be jusr rhe righr touch to luncheon of MonmouthOcean your new phone righr in. round our your room decor. In brown, County Dental Auxiliary will whire or yellow. take place Thursday at 11:30 And save on a.m. here in Monmouth Medi- insrallarion costs. cal Center Auxiliary Hall. 127 Express yourself Bath Ave. Guest speaker will be Dr. Richard A. Kaye, pro- You con also afford ro be with a free fessor of health education at choosey. And select from o variety of PhoncCenter Klngsborough Community Col- imaginative styles, shapes and colors Store tee- lege. His topic: "Exploring the (including oil the phones shown here). New Sexuality." shirt. Without sacrificing the quality, Wish Mickey a happy de(J>endobiliry and service thar New Come CHURCH BAZAAR birthday. On his phone. Jersey Dell customers hove come ro in ro our new KEANSBURG - A baiaar It's Mickey's 50rh, by no mere will take place here in the expect of New Jersey Dell equipment. Shrewsbury Plozo First United Methodist coincidence jusr in rime ro help us open PhoneCenrer Store. Church, 23 Church St., tomor- So rhlnk of our new Shrewsbury at Shrewsbury Plaza with our new QQdwolk our with row from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mickey Mousec Phone. Homemade Items, baked Plaza PhoneCenrer Store os rhe place a PhoneCenrer Store ree-shirt (Free goods, thrift clothing, white where, when you're taken with one of while the supply losts.) If you miss out. elephant items, novelties, can- you can still choose from seven iron-on our phones, you con rake it home with g K» mart, ol Mb? Co* dy, toys and tree trimmings c CopyV* ^ " &*"•» PioOurom Houtng ptp0uc«4 b, Am*«o decals ro pur on your own ree-shirt. are featured. you. l
- HOLIDAY BAIAAR RED BANK - Mrs. WiU O«r Shrewsbury Wozo PhoneCenter Stort Is located ot Ifcrrtu is chairman of the an- nual Christmas Bazaar of the 1160 Irood St. (Rout* 93) In Shrewsbury, In front of the Woman's Guild of Trinity Shrewsbury Plozo Shopping Center- New Jersey Bell Episcopal Church, which will It's open Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM. take place Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall, White Street. Luncheon and dinner will be served. 12 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY DECEMBERS I 978 Variety of entertainment on TV Rsgtetratton-Audition OK. 14-15-16 worlds most distin- 10 AM 3 PM EVENING Ha rd;"McDonald's Ham- Houdlm of their lives when they burger College' • MOVIE-{DRAMA)'" stand-up old pale Lenny guished artists. Marian 6 00 •••••• • SI.S8 BEAUTY "Man In War" 1957 end Squiggy for a cand- Anderson. Fred Aatair*. e NEWTS CONTEST Robert Ryan. Aldo Ray lelight dinner with two George Balenehine. Ri- • BRADY BUNCH • CAROL BURNETT The story of an American handsome chard Rodgera and Arth- • JOKER'S WILD AND FRIENDS Gueete inlantry platoon lighting velerinerians ur Rubinstein, by pre- • FISH Jean Stepleton, Phil snipers in I860 Korea (2 YOU DON'T SAY senting them writ) the 0 TODAY IN Silvere. . hrs.) S FALL AND RISE OF first annual Kennedy DELAWARE • HOLLYWOOD O TIC TAC DOUGH REGINALD PERRIN Center honors (2 hrs) • AMERICA AND HER SQUARES • SKYLINE 'The Tut 9:00 a a AMERICA a a BIO EVENT RITICS • MATCH GAME Phenomenon' Thie pro- SALUTES THE PER- MOVIE My Husband Is SI PUBLIC • NEWLYWED gram examines the up- FORMING ARTS The Missing' Stsrs: Sally .-7070 DEFENDER coming Metropolitan Mu- John F. Kennedy Center See TV lists, page 20 0:29 • DAILY DELAWARE ON seum ol Art exhibit 'The for the Performing Arts In STATE LOTTERY NEWS Treesuras ol Washington DC, will 16 Monmouth St. Red Bank 6:30 • NBC NEWS DICK CAVETT Tutenkhamun.' pay tribute to five of the I LOVE LUCY SHOW Gueet John Che JERSEYFILE ABC NEWS ever, author. MOVIE -
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MOVIES IV- ITALIAN BUFFET All It DUN TOWNJMIP DoflDoyArt.rnoonlRi; M.fl 40 CINIMA M— SHREWSBURY Thf W«*Jlng(P&) 7 M.» 30 CINIMA I- Every Wednesday starting Dec. 6 STRATH MOM I CINIMA I- UplnSmokt(RI7:30,9;30 FoulPlayfPG) 7,* CINEMA II- Woody Allen's STflATHMORI CINIMA II ThtWlldCe»M(R)7 M.t:40 HKJvmtanWoltlPGI MS. 9 IS CINIMA Mi- INTERIORS Appetizers ATLANTIC HIGHLAND! Th« Boyi From Broill (R) 7:30. *:4S ATLANTIC CINIMA- MtDDLItlX COUNTY Htovran Can Walt IPG) 7:30, V: IS WOODBRIOOI • ATONTOWN WOODMIDAI CINEMA I- olives • homemade soup • spinach bread COMMUNITY I- MldnlohtE>pr«i(R)3 10.4 40 ; N. LEHMAKEA Comtt A Morwwnon (PC) 7 ». I 35 COMMUNITY II shrimp • Fresh mozzarella with prosciutto Dog Day Afltrnoon IR) 7:30;WOODIRIDOB CINEMA II- Straight Tlme» |R)f:X> Up In Smoke (R| 2. 4,4, |, io DIRTY MOVIE salad bar • imported provolone FREEHOLD SOMERSET COUNTY * BOX OFFICE OPENS 6 30PM 4 MALL I- SOMERSET Th«BoyiFromBraitUR>7:».*:40 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I— plus much more MALL II- ComnAHorMmon(PG) 7:30.9 » Camt* A Horwmon tPG)7 M.9 35 RUTOBRS PLAZA CINIMA II- MALL III Mldnlghi Enprtu (R) 7 ».t:4S STR&THMORC TWIN Midnight E«(V«i (R> 7»,»:« ENTREES NAZLIT MPAA RATINOS PLAZA- G-General audltncfi MldnlgMExpreiKR) 7 M.9 « PG An ogti, (Parental guidance tug Tortellini Marinara CINIMA I- BHM Th« 6oy» From Broill IRI 7.9 IS R-Rutrlcttd. (Pertoni under 17 no) Lasagna Alfredo CINEMA II- odmltttd unleti accompanied by parent UplnSmokt(R)7:tS.f:» oradultguardlan) RT.U OmVef-IN- Shrimp Scampi Rogu« (Rt 7:30; Ltt't Make A Dirty Movlt tH,»:1S KIYP0RT Veal Parmigiano STRAND- Stxorclitl Dtvll (X) II, 2 10. 4:10, Eggplant Parmigiano 6:31, 9 »; Little Clrti Slut (X) T, I'M, S M.I 10.10 » LONO BRANCH Spaghetti with white clam sauce MOVIES I- lnttrlori(PG)7:4S,t:30 MOVIES II- Roast sirloin and Smoked ham MldnlghtEi(pr«i(R)l,10 MIDDLBTOWN sliced to your liking UAMIDDLITOWNI- AnlmolHouM(R) 7:30.9*30 UAMIDDLETOWNII- Bloodflrothtrj (HI 7.9 UA MIDDLETOWN III— DESSERTS CorrieiAHori«mon(PG) 7 15,9 30 OCEAN TOWNSHIP Fresh fruits • Italian Pastries SBAV1EW SQUARE CINIMA I- HEAVEN UplnSmokf (R)7:4S,f:4S SBAVIIW IOUARI CINEMA II- coffee or tea MldnlghtExpr*ll{R)7:l5,t:M CAN WAIT MIDOLIBRO0K MOVIES I- eleven - seventy - five BioodBrothtri (R) 7.40.9 40 MIDDLIBR00K M0VIIIII— Dog Day Allernoon (R) 7:30, 9 40 RED BANK MOVIES III— call for information lnt«rlon(PG» 7 «,?:» MOVIES IV- Dog Day Afternoon (R) 7:30, V:40 SHREWSBURY 842-9847 MOVIES III- You can see it again Sea Bright ln1trlor»(PG) 7 45.9 M 1072 Ocean Ave. at these theatres: ATLANTIC EMERSON MANVILU ROCMNH HIGHIANDS IQWN MANVIUl CINIMA TOWNSHIP ATLANTIC MAFIEWOOO ROCKAWA* FAIRVIEW MAPIEWOOO CMTEHT IAIRVIIA RAMSEY MATAWAH l[RRv LEWIS 1 FORDS KifiD- INTERSTATE ? STRAIHMOR! [ASTHUNSWO HKKETTSTOW;ht star"' Democrat, could quickly re- back before a third man. Their The bearded man spoke in a "(Ii'l wood for the tire possible to reach any kind of Man ha* drugs dally and Sunday until Dec. solve their political differences dii h loud, angry voices died. deep voice, not unkind My feel still hit like pin i\E\l Wl Hank of Ike decision on them. 23. ' so as to clear the way for Gov. The two Republican sena- Seill IO J3II ' This man was short, with a "Stand up, boy!" cushions. I hobbled toward Ha tr.l Byrne to sign the bill and sub- tors have been blocking Mr. full beard, mostly gray. His FREEHOLD - Superior Chapter 1 I got up, shaky from being mit nominations for the twoStamelman's nomination be- pale eyes looked at me as if Court Judge Thomas F THE FLIGHT FROM HOME they could see all that had jounced in a leather bag The new Judicial posts, the Senate cause the county party's lead- by Luise Putcamp Jr. sun was low. The land around wouldn't be In session to ap- ership is insisting the Juvenile happened lo put me where I I was hot and scratchy and 1 was at this moment. us looked rocky and alien. prove them before the Thurs- Court vacancy go instead to "Your first work is to find day deadline* when the County Former Monmouth County vPto couldn't breathe. The big What had happened was this: wood for the fire! said the Courts go out of business Prosecutor James M. Coleman leather bag where I lay hidden I had decided to run away bearded man. He turned to ihe The merger was approved Jr., who left the prosecutor's Lawrence Nelson. 34. of was jolting the camel's sides from my home. From the man others. "Later he can learn to by the voters In the November office in September 1977 to take Avon, had pleaded guilty to Mow long had I slept? How who had married my mother load and unload the beasts ' election. a job with the Legislative Ser- possessing vallum with the in- far from home was 1? 1 needed to get out. to get some air. to From my mother, who was go- Hut Melchior; began the "It's done," Sen. S. Thomas vices Agency here.' tent to distribute in Freehold get some water. ing to have a baby old man. Gagliano, R-Monmouth. spon- The Republicans, who have Township on Feb. 13 and to possessing controlled drugs in 1 started shouting. The boy and Ihe old man Melchior merely noded. like sor of the bill creating the two no objections to Mr someone who meant what he Judgeships, said ruefully Stamelman being a judge as Asbury Park on Feb. 12. At first, nothing happened were asking questions, in newjui rough, angry Kokat IWiu: said. The three ol us watched •s nothing we can do long as Mr. Coleman gets an Denece Abuli, 25, formerly Then I heard voices. Some- body must have jerked the lias I ilainti here? 1 ran away without speaking as Melchior about It." appointment to the bench first. of Belmont Drive, Middletown. aroun d came from home. Whyf I don't walked lo a nearby rock and But there Is a slight glim have proposed the nominations was given a suspended two to ™f* **« L! "?* settled himself on it for Juvenile Court and the two three year reformatory term, The rocking stopped. The big. want to talk about it mer of hope that the county How could 1 tell them I saw Melchior put his could still get two new judges. County Court judgeshlps be placed on probation for three »nielly >*<"" stood still.sump- hands on a curious green years and fined 1200. She had ">« »nd «nee«ng. things hadn't been right since A reliable source In Gov. submitted to the Senate as a my father died? Thai I could pouch, a leather purse that pleaded guilty to forging a 1337 Fists rammed the bag where Byrne's office said the options package: But Gov. Byrne re- never suy "fulhi'r (olhemiin was tied securely around hii check belonging lo Mary I hid. I shouted again. available to the governor on fused to consider such a propo- who married my mother? I waist. Then he tipped back his the measure Include his condl- sition and further has refused George. Route 35. Hazlet, on The bag was untied. It fell head to look at the darkening to the ground with me in it.could never call the baby tionally vetoing the bill and to make any deals guaran- June 14.1976 in Middletown. "sisler or "brother" It will sky. returning It to the legislature teeing the appointment of Mr. While I tried to catch my Raymond E. Pierce Jr. 21. take my mother's love from Behind us a camel snorted. 1 with i request that it be Coleman after Mr. Stamelman breath, rough hands hauled of Neptune, was given a sus- me. It will change things looked to see where Melchior amended so ai to create two me out. Is seated. pended Indeterminate re- forever. was looking. additional Superior Court Mr. Coleman was offered a formatory term, placed on pro- There was a boyy nol much "What shall we do with He ws gazing straight at the Ht ••» ju«l straichl X IM H »t* « t»i wttltn Uj. judgeshlps Instead. judgeship by Gov. Byrne a bation for two years and fined older than I. with a thin, Superior Court judge ships, year ago but turned It down BM0. 14 The Dtafly Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 5.1978 Sykes: The Tiger becomes a Cardinal for the Cardinals in the spring of 1»7». He must get By (.HIM, HENDERSON hometown. My wife and I were just out to see Bob in "According to the Cardinal front office. Bob was Detroit last week." Mr Sykes said "He just used to a new system, new coaches, new umpires HKI.MAU - Bob Sykes appears, to bv the guy they were after." Mr Sykes said "I guess brought a place in Delrol. too But the Cardinals and new batters datrvoyint, I'll just have lo tear off all my Tiger emblems and said they'd take care of thai " "He's just going to call up Mark Lemongello and Sykes. the former SI Rose ol Belmar pitching start rooting in a different league " It was Mr Sykes that gave Bob a big jolt at the get the book on the National League." Mr Sykes star, was involved in a four-player deal announced The trade ends a two-year stint in the Detroit conclusion of this past season said at baseball's winter meetings in Orlando. Fla yes- organization for Sykes This past season did not get "I disguised my voice and called Bob pretending Lemongello. a star hurler for Rarilan High off to the best of starts as Sykes was optioned to I was New York Yankee owner George Steinbren- i terday The Detroit Tigers traded Sykes and pitcher School, will have to borrow Sykes' book on the 1 Kvansville of the American Association in spring ner.' Mr Sykes recalled "I told him he was traded Jack Murphy to the St. Louis Cardinals in exehanqt American League since the Houston Astros traded training and would probably be wearing the uniform of the fur nut Holder Jerry Morales and relief pitcher him to the Toronto Blue Jays for catcher Alan Aurelio Lopez Hard work and a 41 mark in Kvansville con- Mets next season." Ashby last Mondav So. whal about this gift of clairvoyance' vinced the Tigers to call the 2Syear-old lefthander Bob quickly surmised that this was either a very "We're really surprized the way it works nut. up for 22 games He was able to finish with a 6-6 confused Stelnbrenner. or a prank Lemongello. a righthander with a sinking said Robert I) Sykes. Bob's father "Bob had jusl mark "When the SI Louis guy called him. the first slider, had spent two years with the Astros, compil- bought 40 acres of land two hours from St Louis " Sykes. a 6-2. 200 pounder had spent his entire Ihing he asked was whether this was another Joke." ing a 914 record and a 3 94 earned run average in 33 The Sykes clan, which includes wife Jane and rookie season with Detroit, compiling a 5-7 record, a he added "The poor guy had to give him his phone games. two-week-old son Ryan David, hopes to build a 4 41 earned run average, striking out 58. walking 50 number in Orlando to convince him " "Bob is Just tickled pink." Mr Sykes closed. B.b Sykes home on the property located in Carmi. Ill. Jane's and giving up 141 hits in 133 inning pitched. All kidding will be put aside when Sykes suits up Make that Cardinal red Caseys reach goal, enter SC in f79 By JONNI FALK 1. Red Bank Catholic is admitted to the conference under Ocean and Middlesex Counties. the Wednesday before the plenary hearing which was originally FREEHOLD - What began In bitterness in February. 1977. the old constitution of that group, rather than the new adopted 5. Red Bank Catholic will become a member of the Shore scheduled before Judge Yaccarino last Monday, Nov. 27. Those ended amicably here yesterday when Red Bank Catholic of- last year Conference In September. 1979, but for open events only talks werethe cause of that postponement until yesterday. ficially gained admittance lo the Shore Conference, effective 2. The Shore Conference has agreed to amend its constitu- Because of two-year contracts signed by most schools in team "Judge Yaccarino called me and directed me to come lo his next September. tion to eliminate the word "public" from its title (Shore sports, the Caseys will not be Included In sports such as football, chambers on this matter." Himelman said. "I didn't know what And, it ended as it began - before Superior Court Judge Conference of Public Schools), as directed by Judge Yaccarino basketball and baseball until 1980. at which time they must be it was for and thought It was on the procedures in the hearing Thomas L Yaccarino, who put his stamp of approval on the in his decision of nearly two years ago included in regular conference schedules. At that time, we were going to subpoena every superintendent, agreement hammered out between Attorney Granville D 3. Red Bank Catholic has agreed to comply with that part of "If openings occur on conference school schedules for 1979. principal and athletic director in the conference. Magee, representing the Shore Conference, and Attorney Wil- Title VI which deals with physical education. This means coed those schools are supposed to give us an opportunity to fill "When I got to the Judge's chambers. I found that .Magee liam Hlmelman, representing Red Bank Catholic, in Judge gym classes at Red Bank Catholic them," Red Bank Catholic Athletic Director Jack Rafter had been instructed by the conference to negotiate. The terms Yaccarino's chambers nearly two weeks ago. 4. Red Bank Catholic may continue to draw students from pointed out. of the settlement were actually made that day. Magee then had The terms of the settlement are as follows: its present geographical area: Monmouth County and parts of The negotiations which ended the long legal battle started to go back lo the conference for a vote on those terms. "As a result, we were able to settle today, and we are a very happy group." Himelman added. The vote by the Shore Conference on the matter was 22 for. 7 against and 2 abstentions, Himelman said. Bears "That vote was almost a complete reversal of their original Beal vote when we applied for membership," the attorney continued "Prior to the turnabout by the conference, we had answered all badly opens the Interrogatives — questions which they could propose to us under the Appellate Division's decision to send the suit back to Judge Yaccarino for the plenary hearing We think our answers 9 dispelled all the mystery and questions they had about scholar- beaten 'door ships and money at Red Bank Catholic. "In fact, the court pointed out that there was no evidence to SAN DIEGO(AP)—Quar- Ted Beal, president of show that we ever gave scholarships for athletics, and financial terback Dan Fouts threw for the Shore Conference, an- aid will not be given at Red Bank Catholic for athletic purposes two touchdowns, Rolf nounced yesterday that Red "I think after that, the conference seemed to realize that Benirschke kicked two field Bank Catholic High School is there really was no argument between us. goals and Larry Burton — in I being accepted as a member "I also think a lot of their decision to admit us came from his first game for the Chargers I of the league the public pressure which was generated during the suit. This — caught two touchdown "It Is the feeling of the settlement is to everybody's benefit — especially the kids " passes last nighl as San Diego I Conference that the ad- humiliated the Chicago Bears I mission of Red Bank Catho- Rafter said, "This means a great opportunity for our 40-7 in a National Foootball ;! lie into the Conference will youngsters to participate with many other fine young men and League game. ji further enhance the op- women In competition To that extent, it is a great plus for every Fouts riddled the Bears' I portanltles of young people student at Red Bank Catholic." secondary, connecting on 17 of j In the area in terms of ath Strangely, the whole idea of Red Bank Catholic seeking 24 passes for 268 yards before :i letic participation pursuant admittance to the conference came about during a golf match he was replaced late in the to the Conference between Himelman and Rafter. * third quarter by backup quar- v philosophy. "We were playing golf, and Jack turned to me and asked, terback James Harris. Harris He said that RBC, based 'Can you get us into the Shore Conference?' I said that I thought added another touchdown pass I on its representations to the RBC belonged there, and I would help," Himelman recalled ' to even the Chargers' record 1 Conference and the court, "Then, we got the administration of the school to go along with al 7-7 will fully comply with the it, and they were a tremendous help." The luckless Bears fell to philosophy as well as the That golf match led to Judge Yaccarino's courtroom, after 5-9. constitutional requirements the conference had turned down the Caseys' application without The Chargers opened a 3-0 I and rules and regulations of providing reasons, and the judge found in favor of Red Bank lead on Benirschke's first field f, the Conference. He looks Catholic, directing the conference to admit RBC. goal — a 32-yard effort just n forward to Its becoming a Appeals and stays followed over the next year and a half 2:31 into the game. San Diego I member next September, to- until the Appellate Division ordered the case back to Judge Yaccarino for the plenary hearing which was never actually then scored touchdowns on its 1 gether with AUentown and next two possessions — the GOING IN—Son Diego Chargers Lydell Mitchell in San Diego. Chicago's Len Walterscheld and Virgil Toms River East High held. Because of yesterday's settlement, all appeals in the case first on a 1-yard plunge by run- aims for the goal line during last night's NFL game Livers, left, try to stop him. Schools are now dropped. ning back Lydell Mitchell. Admittance of Red Bank Catholic to the conference does not The Chargers then re- affect any other parochial school which may seek to join. St covered a fumble by Chicago's John Vianney and Mater Del, for Instance, will have to make Brian Baschnagel on the ensu- formal application to the conference for membership, and each ing kickoff. And on the next Young powers Princeton application, if made, will be treated Individually, according to play, Fouts hit Burton with a the conference constitution as amended. 16-yard scoring pass to give "It was a long, drawn-out process," a relieved Himelman points and 11 rebounds to pro- season winning streak to 11, San Diego a 17-0 lead. PRINCETON (AP) - Tom last night A 4 footer by Young created said, "but today was not long. It had all been done beforehand. pel the Tigers passed Wagner while Wagner fell to its third Fouts then hit rookie wide Young, Princeton's '6-foot-ll With the score tied 35-35 at a 29-29 deadlock with 6:03 left "The bottom line is that we sued for admittance to the Shore receiver John Jefferson on a reserve center, bounded off College 82-66 in their home half time, Young laid in 6 In the opening period. Jamie straight lost after opening the conference, and we got in. Judge Yaccarino commended Mage* 42-yard scpring play on the the bench and hauled in 15 opener at Jadwin Gymnasium points to lead a 12-2 scoring Campagniola, who paced the season with a 88-74 upset of for getting the talks going, and we are obviously very pleased Chargers' firsl play from binge that put Princeton ahead Seahawks with 17 points, con- with the results,' scrimmage in the second peri- 47-37 with 3:21 elapsed. nected from long range to give Wagner its final edge at 33-31. od, making it 23-0 at halftimc College scores Tiger forward Roger after Benirschke's conversion Jacksonville 8], Cameron 73 Schmitt, a senior, burned The combination of Young attempt was blocked. Bryan) U New Hampshire College n Kealuc,ky 121. Weji Te«aj St 67 ComsluiW, Cornell 75 LoGronge7s, Columbus61 Wagner's 1-3-1 defense with and 6-8 starter Bob Roma, Sun Diego continued its Catholic 71, 51 Joseph j Pa ?0 Louisiana St 109. TuloneSS jumpers from the baseline to 26 Days Left for Clark B5, Trimly 77 Mercer 117. Presbyterian61 former Christian Brothers rampage in the second half Colby 93, BowdalnU Mississippi St«7, Southern 78 score a career and game high Academy AU-Monmouth Coun- Drew 17. YnhiuoiB North Carolina S3, Detroit 7* when Kcnirschko hit his sec- Pembroke St 77. Catowba 71 20 points ty star, who had 13 points, ond field goal — this one for 44 E StrourJsburgStI?,Wllhe&8l Plellter 73. Atlantic Christian 61 GlaisQoroSt W, RulgervCamdenftJ Salem 63, Morris Harvey 67 helped Princeton out rebound yards — to cap an 11 play. 61- HortwIckBI.MarlslU Term Chattanooga 80. N Caro Ce Wagner jumped out to a Lowell II. SE Mottachutelts 71. OT itrol 19-12 edge on a jumper by Sam Wagner 37-28, which stymied New Jersey yard Chargers drive with H:07 Montcloir SI 70, MlllerivllleSI 64 N V Maritime 103, Culherjrul N Y 7B Vanderbill 78. The Citadel 63 Johnson after 7:54, but Prince- the Seahawks highspeed of- If ft in the third period. NY Tech 62. Pratt it MIDWEST fense. San Diego inflated the sco/e Northeastern 76. Brandeii U Benedictine 73. Wm. Jewell 65 ton bounced back on the ShlppensburgSI 79, JunlataAI Central SI 99, Ind Purdue Indian bombs of Schmitt and to 33-0 when running back StonehllllO. Mernmochol Oils 77 The victory in the first ever W. Virginia Tectl 71. VY Virginia SI 67 Drake86.lowoSI.77 sophomore guard Steve Mills, Hank Bauer broke loose over IndlonaSI 78. Illinois St 76 meeting between the squads "NO FEE" . right tackle and romped 37 KonirjiM, Boise SI 61 who notched 15 points extended the Tigers regular yards fur the longest run of his Ohio Northern 116. Liberty Baptist 6fl Armstrong SI 106, Ceorglo College 10 Purdue 91. North Colorado 57 career and a touchdown. Atlantic Christian 93. Weslrvan « SOUTHWEST Concord 7], west Virginia Wesl 70 Baylor 109, N Texas St 107, OT The Bears finally scored Davidson 75. Brown SI Dallas Baptist 94, Tarleton St 70 Homeowner Loans with 1:07 left in the third peri- Dayton 77. Eastern Kentucky 70 Henderson 87, Hording CollegeM $1 valvoline E-S-P $50,000 and even more which payments so that the loan will Florida St. 71. Auburn 70 Howard Poyne 68, Paul Oumn SO Offer Ends od when cornerback Virgil Fort Volley St 74. Bethune Coohman Lubbocfc Christian Al, Tenos College U can be used for any purpose at be paid back sooner and all it So Arkansas 61. Arkansas Tech At j Valvoline E-S-P December 30th Livers intercepted the firsl Gardner WebbW. Belmont Abbey 7? Texas AIM fli Oral Roberts 79 all including debt consolida- will cost is interest just for the pass Harris threw and skipped '21 Valvoline E-S-P lion, tax payments, auto lime the money is used. 60 yards down the sidelines for New Jersey homeowners can purcnase. nome remodeling a touchdown. now take advantage ofa special college tuition, purchase of real Free Loan Info Yanks Lemon: Full share SYNTHETIC rrM LMn lmo NEW YORK (AP) - Each offer which makes money eslate, new furmture, pavmtnl record $31,236.99. up 13.478.95 aiailabletothemmthelormof f medical expenses wedding ™e urge all homeowners or member of the 29 New York from last year, Baseball Com- o FORTIFIED a "no fee" loan at all branches expenses or cven for business prospective homeowners who Skochil new Yankees who receive a full missioner Bowie Kuhn said of The Money Store investment intend to borrow money for World Series share will get a Monday. throughout the state. During •_ '•• p.MmAni- any purpose at all. to call The Beacon pro And each of the 26 full- MOTOR OIL the time of this limited offer the lma" raym«nK Money Store al any of the of- share members of the Los An- borrower will not have to pay Because there is no prepay- fjces listed below. An experi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS geles Dodgers, who lost this any of The Money Stores' ment penalty the homeowner enced loan officer will evaluate — Jack Skochil has been year's series just as the team SAE10W-20W-30 closing costs or legal fees. "No ican choose a very low repay- your situation and make named as the new golf pro- did a year ago against the Valvoline E-S-P Money-Saving motor oil It syn- Gimmicks... No Strings... No -mem P'an. The homeowner recommendations. All infor- fessional at Beacon Hill Coun- thetically lortllled lor iuperlor engine protection & Fees". This is to commemorate thenhasthe right to pay off the mation will be neioHn strictest Yanks, will receive a runner ntirc balan try Club, succeeding Don Lux up record Of $25,483.21. up performance, specially lormulaltd lor year round un. the opening of the 25th branch ? « at any time or to confidence and there is no ob- who served for 11 years. $4,584 16 from 1977. The full of this rapidly expandingfinan- increase the size ol the ligation. Skochil comes to Monmouth share (or each Dodger is also • INCREASE MILES PER • DELIVER HIGH TEM- ciciall itittioinstitutionn . C»U. M MML »ff MCATION IEL0W TO "Until MMCH MFKf« County from Echo Lake Coun- the fifth highest paid GALLON PERATURE ENGINE PRO- Secondary Mortgage Loans TECTION try Club in Westfield under Bob Lemon, who took over • EXTEND OIL DRAIN IN- The "no fee" campaign THE MONEY STORE LOCAL BRANCHES Head Pro Dick Pierce Prior to as manager of the Yankees TERVALS S ENGINE LIFE •PROTECT AGAINST • RUST, SLUDGE, VARNISH applies only to homeowner that he served as an assistant midway in the tumultuous sea- . PROVIDE FASTER START- loans other than first FORMATION it Canoe Brook son, leaved a full share while ING IN COLO WEATHER mortgages. THE MONEY Skochil was born in the players voted a half share STORE group is the Stale's Rhinelander. Wis., and was ($15,61849) to Billy Martin, DISTRIBUTED BY 89 HIGHWAY 35 largest specialist of this new II C«U mt UK MUTl-MM educated in New Jersey who resigned under fire. Brian EATONTOWN type loan which has become so schools. He holds a Bachelor of Doyle, the second baseman so popular that literally tens of Arts In Mathematics Educa- instrumental In the Yanks' six- (V4 Mil* North thousands of homeowners Tile tion from Trenton State, and is game triumph over the FELIX ol Eatontown applications every year. Circle) married with two children Dodgers, was one of four Big Money Loans He was introduced to the players voted a two-thirds dul) membership at the Snow- share ($20,824 66) by his team- AUTO SUPPLY 542-7030 This type of loan permits ball Dance last Saturday Jack Skwkll mates. homeowners lo borrow $500 lo SHREWSBURY. N.j TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5.1978 The Dtaaify Register 15 Rose's merry-go-round to stop in Philly
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Pet* Rose will sign a four-year Phillies shortstop Larry Bowa said from Philadelphia, "Un- owner Ted Turner were conferring in mid-afternoon by way of a year option Then he announced Rose had called off the deal, contract estimated at t) million with the Philadelphia Phillies less something unbelieveable happens, and I don't forsee thai three-telephone hookup. Turner was on the West Coast. A few saying he prefereed to remain in the National League here today, a source close to the team disclosed last night happening, Pete Rose should be a Phillie tomorrow (today) " impetuous reporters fired off a gun that Atlanta had nailed the The Phillies had said negotiations with Rose eneded last diamond's biggest fish of the marketing season. Turner, week but created fresh rumors Monday by cancelling a press Phillies owner Ruly Carpenter and personnel director Paul Bowa and teammates Greg Luzinski and Hike Schmidt, reached in Anaheim, said, "I have been informed by Katz that conference. Observers fell this was an indication the Phillies did Owens remained in hiding, refusing to talk to the media at stars on the three-time Eastern Division champion team, all are Rose will not sign with Alia nta." not wish to answer questions regarding Rose. baseball's annual winter meetings about the Rose signing, dose friends of Rose, who played out his option after It years which wiU be announced at a ! p.m. EST news conference at the with the Cincinnati Reds. John Galbreath, chairman of the board of the Pirates, had major league baseball winter meetings, the source said given Rose a tour of his thoroughbred racing farm but said late The Reds were one of the team's who drafted Rose in the re- in the day, "We have been told by Rose's attorney that he has The Phillies' coup in obtaining the 17-year-old Cincinnati entry draft, but they refused to meet the infielder's demand that Prevent counted us out He has agreed to another offer " inflelder came as a major surprise, since the 12-time National they make him the highest paid player in baseball The Cardinals Gussie Busch reportedly had enticed Rose League AU-Star had rejected the Eastern champion's first offer Speculation about the Rose signing turned the baseball last Thursday in Philadelphia with a beer distributorship — just as he had done home run king transmission meetings into a wild guessing game Monday as one-by-one each Roger Mails in 1M7 However, a high Cardinals official in But apparently Carpenter and Owens refused to give up on of the other four teams he was known to be negotiating with Orlando said. "St. Louis Is not in the running. the most sought-after free agent in the 1178 re-entry draft and announced they had failed to sign him outbid or out-talked the Kansas City Royals, Atlanta Braves, The sharpest electrical current was unleashed Monday by trouble Ewing Kauffman, wealthy owner of the Royals, allegedly Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. the report that Rose, his agent Reuven Katz and Atlanta's had offered a million dollars a year for four years with a two-
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Giants Jeter out; Pisarcik questionable G Clean sump G screen* • Road test • Remove pan D Adjust bands & linkage * Q Visual inspection G Replace pan gasket G fluid ByJONNIFAMC a planned play. The five others all came off have seen all year.," All-Pro defensive end Jack will leave 1'enn State at this time. "I can't EAST RUTHERFORD - The New York pass plays when he admitted that he could have Youngblood said "He should have a fine picture Paterno cutting a guy." Benson said Giants have definitely lost defensive tackle looked for a secondary receiver. future " "He is just not that way." OolKMtic paiMng-i Gary Jeter for the final two games of this "Randy look charge out there There was Dean, Doornink and Billy Taylor, if he can only One name that keeps popping up among Ihe season, but will have to wait until later today no problem with his control or in the huddle," recovers from an ankle sprain, should see where applicable Giants' regular beat writers is Bill Walsh, Trailer hitches for further word on quarterback Joe Pisarcik. veteran receiver Jimmy Robinson said more action in the final Iwo games because require coolers currently the head coach at Stanford Walsh is Jeter, who injured his right knee in the loss In retrospect, the Rams' game was lost by they are the future. the lorrner offensive coordinator for the Cin- to the Rams Sunday, will not require surgery, the Giants' offensive and special teams. The The future of head coach John McVay, cinnati Bengals and San Diego Chargers and is but he will be in a walking cast for five weeks. defense allowed the Rams only 19! yards, and however, may be in Canada McVay, whose highly-respected by former players His Stan- We fix transmissions because we know how. Dr. John Marshall, the team's orthopedic that was the first time Los Angeles had been contract expires at the end of the season, is ford team this year played exciting football, Mon-Fri. 8 to 6. Sat. 8 to 1. surgeon, called for additional tests on held under 200 yards this season. Conversely, reported to be in line (or the Toronto job in tht almost beat Oklahoma and will be in the Blue HeiirmbtM, thtl is «> p-fvenlive nwiintendiue service Ptsarcik's left knee for today after yesterday's despite the lack of points, the offense did move CFL. II youdlifrtdv -i«-vr iranMWMton problems. a*k Bonnet Bowl. arthrogram was inconclusive. for 111 yards, and (hat is the most the Rams' The new Giants' coach could be any one of a jboul out ottwi rt'liablt? services In the meantime, Randy Dean, who re- defense, number one in the conference, had number of people mentioned prominently for Walsh, then, fills some of the criteria lack- placed Pisarcik at quarterback In the second allowed. the job — if McVay Is let go. ing with Paterno He has years of professional Locally owned & operated by yout Cottman Man half Sunday and moved the team for 10 points, "The Giants certainly have a fine team for Joe Paterno of Penn State said over the experience, and he he is an imaginative of- will take over as the first string quarterback. the future," Rams' quarterback Pat Haden weekend that he would not even consider an fensive innovator. In his first extended NFL action Sunday, Dean said after the game. 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Autos For Sale CHRYSLER CORDOBA lt;i - If.on employer M/F Apply to ITT ToU miles, eateilent condition Full power Cl 333 irSS SI. M Bonk. Olr. AM/FM itcreo. new tires, elccti ic reo/ detroiter. M'M 471 1)1] otte' * res iiwwp w EXPERIENCED - Carpenter s COLLECTORS ITEM - IW Volti helper, two weort experience pre MQen Good engine Needs Irani lJed Cojl 671 mi. mission work UOI Coll I47OVH 2. Autos For Sale 7. Autos For Salt 3. Auto* For Sole 10. Wonted Automotive EXPERIENCED -Pointer or M*-ce* iroctor Coll NhMjMi.nl, COMET GT im - 1SI HMirWrti. CORVETTE 1973 - Mop. automolit VOLKSWAGEN - SoooieboU t«6l JUNK CARS 'KM - ^ton. paint new IMMEOIATE CASM PAID Coll «»ll Colt 7TMDU „ one spare in CALL ROCCO. mitu ui 1 OR PART TIME — Work with PLYMOUTH 1971 ROADRUNNER - luded Great miieoge. excellent con JUNK CARS WANTED Free wardrobe, :LAS ~CRBDIT~ PROBLEMS dltlon, iTO Coll anyllme. Ml I47J ledlately Call for DODGE CHARGER - Itn. 311 cu In . 140, lour tpeed. Pail rear Mutt tell, INSTANT CASH AND PICK UP If you're working, we con 777 9433. *|l 1771, M2 I2t9 ilandord iftm. two-door, vinyl roof, _ ^jf you financed No money new cor coming Best offer orourvd CALL BILL, 49S06U opproNimolrly 47.000 mllei Excellent SI70Q 3*4MH offer S p m and all day VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 19*7 Clean down Payments orronoed lo Milt y condition UK GAL/GUY FRIDAY - Apply ot Lee 1 condition IU0 Coll otter i p m . needt Mony New ond Quollty U wttfctndJl. JUNK CARS WANTED ] or Uft 7145 •_ Call Garage, 153 Broodway, Wett Long : VEGAS Cart to choOM from Call Mr Frede PONTIAC FIREBtRD lf?3 - ISO V-l, 74) 1079 Branch ______VOL KSWAGEN 1971 - Kormann Ghto looks good, runt well Call 4M UN or JUNK CARS WANTEO GENERAL CONTRACTORS - In 949 Wl convertible, run* greol, new point, tires, top and Iront/nltiion Many other Highest or lets paid feretted In doing housing rehabilitation PONTIAC TRANS AM - 1971, black new parti 7« hour towlno 791 StVJ n Momouth County Coll <3.-*43(7 Special Ediilon TA, it Powtr win Cm* MMIH TOP DOLLAR GUARDS — Retiree* welcome. :ON dowt. cruise control. automatlcT^f* FOR USED CARS Holmdel'Keyport area. PhoaeTcleorK *OLVO 1970 WAGON - Excellent run LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC root, atr, cost aluminum wheels, doo< nlng condition. J7W record neceisory Call 4490791 locks, rodlo. AM/FM stereo tape deck Rt U Sayrevllle. N J 17 1300 HIGH SALARY custom velour seats, mint coodlflofi unm USED AND JUNK CARS WANTEO W4W Cull WHll. 946 1515 DENTAL ASSISTANT DODGE 1971 - Monaco Italian wo*,,. WHELAN PONT1AC BUICK OPEL TOP PRICE PAID PONTIAC 1f7i - Grand Prix. Fully Experience. X Roy Ikente Send Re :us!* All power, air. AM/FM radio, root Hwy • Freehold CALL 741-1241 tume to Bo> W. West Long tranch. loaded with many eitras low rock, tide molding, perfect condition. WANTED N J 077*4 tt.TOO Culi after ip m 741 *0*7 mlleoge. one owner 741 fill 3 Trucks And Al used con Top dollar paid NUHrSUU IN A FINANCIAL CA PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1971 - Air, .... OASIS MOTORS l»tl 7J1-7IW REER? - Full fringe benefits, career DON I Bt A GAMBLER Unow the tires, brakes, battery, 6f,M0 mile*. opporlunlty. Call Mrt Rutkln. 741 ]7O0 foctory tod ot your neit new corgreat running cor Must sell 7177449, Trailers WE NE€D USED CARS Tap dollar paid MULLED CHEVRO ior appointment. before you buy Call for detain after 6 p.m. CHEVROLET 1972 - El ComlRO with WIVS44 I tl Hwy 34. Molowon. M* M00 KE Yf>UNCH EXPERIENCED PONTIAC GRANOVILLE If73 - l*u cap Fully equipped to pull heovy travel trailer 291 JIM WE BUT USED CARS AND TRUCKS I J GONZER ASSOCIATES FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Lev'lne door, power brakes/tteerlngiwlndows, i» Btood St. Red lonk 147 3901 Motort Corp, Maple Ave . Red Bank SCHWART7. Chrylltr Plymouth air conditioning. AM'FM I track, CHEVROLET PICKUP I9SI - Good Red Bonk, 747 0717 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Op 74HJ70 steel belted rodlais. vinyl top Good engine, llret, tool sheds, 1300 or best por-unity for experienced operator to family car. 71,000 milts, oik Ing 1149* offer W-«t3 FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER 7394.04 •am more thon going role, alto call It BILL LANZAROS AUTO SALES INC CHEVROLET VAN 19*3 ,'ou have your own machine 944 HU JM Main SI Matowon Iti 9OD0 PONTIAC CATALINA - 1970. Goad 1300 >clween J-* motor ond body condition 1400 Iffl FIAT 1971 - IU Sport Spider Four Coll Al. SUSUS 771 7767 weekends oil day. Mon ...TCHEN AIDE - And laundry 1-4, tpeed convertible AM/FM itereo CHEVROLET VAN 1*75 - SlV Sol and Sun , two nights o week. 41 Asking ISOO Coll »1 9it7 through ^rl_.jifttr 7 Help Wanted PONTIAC GRANVILLE - l»71, must cylinder, standard, carpeted and pan Apply al Garden Shift Monor, U Von FORD ECONOLINE VAN 1971 Side Male/Female Brockle Rd . Holmdyl. windows, power .leering. AM/FM ro tell Ol once, In excellenl running condi- eled, n.OOO mllet 791 137t, otter s dio Green 14.000 mllet Good condi tion 11300 firm Coll 317 KMS or CHEVROLET I9*t- Poneltruck Utes ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Im LADIES-MEN - Work at home on the 3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS FOR TWO lion Atking tS,400 Call after *. 2211774 tome oil Runt good. IISO or bett offer mediate opening available lor on ex pnone. earn lit UO weekly lervlclng 719-UK. peflenced accounts payable clerk Ex I our customers 7*4 37*4 DODGE - 1971. D 100, pick up I bed, cellent tolofy, btntlth ond flMMnt LEGAL SECRETARY - Ei|Mfr.ding With the purchase of any of the below listed used cars FORD LTD 19/3 - FounJoor. hardtop Freehold office Experienced pre , 741 I six cylinder, automotlc Irantmittlon, working condition! Call 411 JJOO ' maculate Full power Asking It7« power iteer Ing/brakes, radio, reor (erred Salary commensurate with e* FS4J after 1 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer M F during December 1978. RED BANK VOLVO step bumper, all heavy duty tut ALUMINUM SIDING - Mechanics perlence Coll 447 4311. FORD PINTO \9T7 — Automatic, air, 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RO pension Utei regular got Adventurer Rooleri Helptrt with construction LEGAL SECRETARY - Expanding very low mileage, new llret ond tnooi, REO BANK, 741 SK* package 14Wmirei excludei tales to* obillllct Sub (ootructori Freehold office Experienced pre and Ilcei ferred Salary commensurate with ex YOU GET FREE — 3 days and 2 nighlt. INCLUDING: IM or bMf^ofbr Afier 4, tnim REDIKER SHERMAN 4917010 DODGE PEUGEOT CHRYSLE perlence Coll 467-4311. D*lu<« accommodation! al ont ol the following hotels — 20th Century, MlklHIDIVH AM.FM.lgMlm,., ASSISTANT WARFHOUSf PERSON LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT five new lire*, ok, power steer Rl 34-Wall Townshlp-449 7100 FORD 1971 - F150 XLT Ranger Pick Sllvattlrd, Landmark, or Holiday — 6 Ire* breakfatu, souvenirs — tree up Moke after Illrtett forces sole Full lime Apply In person. GtLCO ATIVES - Opportunity |uil knocked I'brakes, 13400 7I7 Sift. 9 11 am REO BANK VOLVO - 119 E Newman Hwy 31, WonomotSfl, N.J Sterling Thompson wantt you < Springs Rd . Red Bonk New, used ond 946-4333 drink* at participating catlnoi — gaming package Includes $36.00 In AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Progressive markets, creative under FORD LTD WAGON 1974 - Air. radio, serviced Open S nights to i 30 p writino. wide variety of product* nlckalt — $120.00 In slot machine colm — $60.00 casino chips lor "21" sot Musi be skilled In complete automobile H condition. S4.0O0 miles. 1X600 sot unm 4, n\n\sm repair Very busy shop Five day work Leodi" Leads! Leads' Expanding in and "Craps"— 18 Keno tickets. II 741 ftftt RITTENHOUSE week Excellent pay plan and benefit* luronce company seeking professional Now, when you lile agenti thai wlih to succeed Call Ed * Additional meals and transportation not included FORO 1971 - LTD Brougham 7S.O00 LINCOLN MERCURY, InC- FORO v, TON - Pick Up truck, 19M. Applytot perso n or coll Circle Chevro mile*, air, AM/FM rodio, trtow Hret, 900 Hwy 15 77i ISO0 Ocean Tw Good condition 17» let Company, 641 Shrewsbury Avt., Gilroy, i**«BD place a REGISTER one owner, good condition, 119S0 SHORE MOTORS Can Ul STIi Shrewsbury. N J 7411130 Ask for Nick •78 BUICK SKVHAWK '78 RINAULT Clcmified Ad lor 1 741 7M0 Volvo-Triumph Oeoler GMC PICKUP 1974 Tronhla. Srrviie Monoger MACHINE OPERATORS IE CAR", 4 cyl. 4-sp . 2-dr . AM FM. FORO .971 - Country Squire LTD Hwy IS. Monotquan Srt7S00 Six cylinder Three-speed AUTO MECHANIC - Flnl Clait ond 2-dr silver, auto trans. 6 cyl, p/s. p/b. Wagon, nine passenger UH 36.000 miles 17395 71? )MV bracketAonlyrteedopply Leadperson PUNCH PRESS AND CB radio, 11.959 miles 1 year warranty black w/red striping. 30.969 miles 1 yr or mor* days, INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II 1974 tor Dodgr deulersMp t*tellent pay WINDING MACHINE warranty $3195 Six cylinder, four speed, two wheel and fringe benefits Good opportunity Enperience preferred. Muit be avail $4206 including Sunday, "GEORGFISALL drlvt. AM/FM, 11500 HI 7043. for right person Call Jim al F*H Mo able to work any one ot three ihifti LINCOLN/MERCURV STRAUS BUICK OPEL 5*4-0130 Ion, Rt 35. Eolontown U7 111/ Apply Personnel Deportment, S.S •78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON '77 BUICK SKVLARK you oel an eilra ihrewibury Ave., at Sycamon NINE ACRES of New and Used Cart AUTO BODY Perion minimum ol While. Industrial Product. Dlvlilon. Shrewsbury W-_ Hwy IS a»4-4a00 Ktyport 6, J two ytort eiperleme Apply al Lee . IS I Old New Bfuntwick Road. 4-dr. 2-tone blue. 4-sp mnl brakes, 4-dr met blue, 6 cyl , p/s. mnl brakes 1 Piitalowov. N J , or call 753 IJO0, Exl day REE! GRAND PRIX 1971 - Slue, W SUBARU 1977 - Four-wheel front cylinder power ste Garage. 153 Braaaway, West Long radio, p/s. 4 cyl, 5.567 miles 1 year auto. AM/FM. 41.396 miles 1 yr war -I, 400 cu. In , 6W CFM and Holley drive, olr, 12,700 miles Greot condl transmlsilon. lour w e Branch MO An F'ltwal Opportunity Employet warranty $3885 __ Jurelo', Black|ack Heodert. Accel tton Coll 344 MOO cap. stet p bumper, like new 40.soo MACHINIST - Minimum three years r.miy $3595 KGKTEI Classified Super Coil, 400 * HP . turbo 400 Iran) illes. M675, Eicludcs tales tax andBARTENDER M'F — Full time ol experience to tet up and operaie minion, chrome Mm,, mutt tell, ask- SUBARU COUPE 197* - 47,000 mllet, Icinu MARLBORO Bochsladt Tavern, engine lolhe* and Bridgeport Ability ing .1S00 74; 4917, ofter i p.m. five speed, front wheel drive, better CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH, 467 UJO 1 Broy Ave . Eo.l Keartlburg lo work from blueprints and sketchet a '74 VW DASHER '78 MERCURY COUOAR Adi coil at Kith n than 30 MPG. excellent condition mull Cornpellllve wages ond benefltt 4-dr wagon, red, 4 cyl, aulo . mnl. stg, Xfl-7. 2-df white w burgundy top. In- lino, ij* II/O im TOYOTA PTCKUP 1974 - Custom cop S GIRLS - There may be a morn Centrally located In Ealontown for 414 per lint, per HOLSEY PONTIAC Many extras Runs we
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