r Olympic hockey win inspires local teens By ANDREW SHEEHAN The Navesink club sang the praises of the entire US team, crazy.' SHREWSBURY - The stunning gold medal victory of the which they said played with just the right combination of The elecUcity in the air stirred feelings of patriotism at US Olympic hockey team mi cause for celebration in living finesse and physical strength But Jim Craig, the emotional the Pub and elsewhere Although most people were pleased rums and tavern* across the nation yesterday. But while U.S. goalie, came in for special acclaim. with the non-political nature of the Lake Placid games, most some marked the triumph sitting down, youngsters here could not suppress the national pride in the U.S. hockey team preferred to act out their Olympic fantasies on their feet, on "He's not the best in the world," laid Stephen the ice, with sticks in their hands - at the Shrewsbury Ice FiUpatrick, who plans to put shamrocks on his face mask in "The kids made us proud to be American by bringing us Skating Rink emulation of Craig, "but he loves America and his father." prestige when we needed it most," said Ed Suotxo of Long Center iceman Peter Coleman was Impressed by Craig's Branch. "It was good to see the American flag being waved In this, the next best thing to the Olympic Center at Lake search for hisfatherinthestand^ntheronfusing aftermath Placid, members of the iy and 14-year-old Naveaink Bantam instead of burned to the ground." Hockey Team compared notes on newfound idoU named Fred Ciambrone, owner of Val's Tavern In Rumson, called Craig, Schneider and Johnson Dwarfed by the heavy duffel Full Olympic report, page 11 the victory "the greatest feeling an American can have." bags and sticks slung over their slender shoulders, the Patron Ron McCarthy, a self-acclaimed hockey expert, con- youngsters watched young women figure skaters attempt fessed be had predicted that the U.S. squad would not get turns and axles with limited success Among them, Alfie beyond Csechoslovakia in the early rounds of competition. Ferguson of Fair Haven, an eight-year veteran of junior of the U.S. victory. It was, he said, a scene that gave him "The Soviets could beat the U.S. team W times out of 100, hockey competition, eagerly awaited his turn to take the ice. "goosebumps." but that one game was in the stars," he said. "If I was Eric "All I want to do now is make the Olympic team," young " Craig showed that his father was the most important Heiden, I would trade all of my medals for one hockey gold. It reason for his success," Coleman said, "just like me and my Ferguson declared, baring a recently capped front tooth. "I is the greatest victory in sport." dad." want to show the world that Americans can play hockey just Former hockey coach and player Richard Traversa of While the inspired junior team skated past the Garden like our college kids did today." Long Branch gloated over his pre-Olympic pick. As Ferguson talked of Mark Johnson's two goals againt State Rockets by a score of 7 to 5, taverns across the county buzzed with talk of the U.S. victory at Lake Placid At the Pub "I saw them play the exhibition in Madison Square the Soviet team on Friday, his teammates engaged in lively Garden when they played even with the Soviets for one-and-a- MOMENT TO CHERISH — American hockey team conversation ov«r who is their favorite American player. in Middletown, one happy couple celebrated a new interest in goalie Jim Craig plants a kiss on his gold medal after he hockey. half periods," he said. "I knew that they would be serious "1 like- (Michael) Erunzione the best," said 13-year-old contenders." received It at the Olympic games in Lake Placidvester- Kevin Peer of Little Silver. "He's short and quick just like "My wife never watched a hockey game with me before," day. U.S. youngsters beat Finland 4-2 after having me." said John O'Grady of Middletown. "She went absolutely See Olympic, page 3 edged the Russians 4-3 Friday night. The Daily Register

VOL. 102 NO. 203 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1980 20 CENTS Degnan backs tough stand Byrne says casino i plan must pass, or NEWARK (AP) - Atlantic City's fledgling gambling so long that the commission eventually never would be business could grind to a virtual halt unless legislators continued. That could halt all casino operations in New approve a tough casino reform package, says Gov. Brendan T. Jersey. Byrne. "If the Legislature does not pass that tough package, we "I have made an original commitment that if casino do not have to have gambling in Atlantic City. We either have gambling in Atlantic City could not be run with integrity, it to do it right or not at all. would not be run at all," Byme said. "The legislative "We'll have to see what they do. I've said that we need an package we have introduced is essential to meeting that effective recasting of the commission and that is my position. commitment." I've also said that I'm not going to just fill vacancies on the State Attorney General John J. Degnan concurred with the present commission, so from that standpoint, I don't have any governor last night during a television interview. room to negotiate." Degnan backed Byrne's proposal as well as the ad- Byrne's threat is the latest in a series of developments Rtolil.r pholo t» Davi Klitwlon ministration's push for reform. MAN OF THE CENTURY — Joe Angello of The New Jersey Casino Control Commission may have Matawan (right) accepts congratulations from been overburdened with worrying about Atlantic City Related stories, page 7 Matawan Mayor Victor R. Armellino on reaching economic development, Degnan said. He urged that if the his 100th birthday. governor's bid to revamp the commission is completed, the panel should be delegated responsibility for licensing only, stemming from the FBI's Abscam probe. U.S. Sen. Harrison leaving economic development to others. A. Williams was implicated in that investigation with alleged- Degnan appeared yesterday on WCBS-TV's Newsmakers ly boasting his influence over commission Chairman Joseph Matawan man program. • P. Lordi. Both Lordi and Williams have denied such allega- Byme last week sent his reform package to the state tions. Legislature. Commission member Kenneth MacDonald stepped down in 100 club The bills would require that all legislators and top public soon after Abscam was made public through FBI sources. officials wait at least two years before taking a casino job. MacDonald allegedly knew of bribery offers from undercover By MARIE COCCO But minority Republicans are planning to introduce FBI agents posing as Arab shieks, sources said. MacDonald, MATAWAN - The photo on the wall shows a dist- legislation Monday designed to make Byrne's casino package however, has denied wrongdoing. MacDonald's temporary inguished-looking young man with a full, neatly trimmed even tougher. resignation came less than a day after his only Republican moustache and bright, serious eyes. The picture poster The GOP wants the post-employment restriction doubled counterpart on the commission Albert W. Merck called for the calls him the "Man of the Century," even though he move "until the cloud clears." more comes to four years along with a host of other demands. NICE TO SEE YOU — Phyllis George Brown, a former never has been in politics, founded a religion or dis- Leaders of both parties want the casino gaming board "Right now, there are only four members of the com- Miss America and now the wife of Kentucky Governor covered a cure for cancer. made a full-time, five-member panel. But the GOP minority mission. One is Al Merck, who has said he would not vote on John Y. Brown, gets a kiss from New Jersey Governor A few feet away, at the head table, the "Man of the contends the Byrne plan must be expanded to stop com- any new licenses," Byrne said. "Without Merck, the com- Brendan Byrne at a reception hosted by the Browns for Century" sits, still sporting a tidy moustache and an mission members from as much as strolling through a casino mission cannot vote on any new licenses." State law requires the governors attending the winter meetings of the impeccable three-piece suit, and beaming as two of his on other than official business. four votes on all licenses. National Governors Association in Washington. For four great-great-grandchildren climb up on his lap to Byrne said he holds the ultimate decision on the com- Resorts International Hotel Casino is licensed through Byrne's opening remarks at yesterday's session, turn to wish Joe Angello a happy 100th birthday. mission and could tie up a new plan for casino administration See Byrne, casinos, page 3 page four. Joe nods vigorously when asked if he's feeling OK, and claim's he'll live to see 200. That may be impossible, but if anyone can do it, Joe Angello can He didn't retire from his job as a bricklayer and laborer until he was 75, and he still takes care of himself perfectly well in his own home at 65 Main St. Poll: Carter easily; Bush, Reagan close here. Joe came to the United States from Italy in 1903, and CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - George Bush A poll published by the Boston Globe paign in case he does lose in the state next [lopped as a challenger, and argues that he lived in Manhattan, then Buffalo, then the Bronx, before accused fellow Republicans of working in said Carter was preferred over Kennedy by door to his Massachusetts home. should be the choice of Democrats dis- moving to Matawan in 1911. league to cut him down, while Sen. Edward New Hampshire Democrats, 55 percent to Except for a speech in Nashua, Kennedy satisfied with the president. The borough that has been home to him for 69 years M. Kennedy battled to stay within hailing 30 percent. was doing his election-eve campaigning in Seven Republicans are running in New honored him twice during the week of his birthday. Last distance of President Carter on the eve of Vice President Walter F. Mondale, cam- Massachusetts, preparing for its March 4 Hampshire, and Bush said the others were Tuesday, the Borough Council unanimously passed a New Hampshire's presidential primary paigning for Carter, said the race, primary. getting together to try to head off his bid for congratulatory resolution in honor of his achievement, election. nevertheless, would be very close. "We're California Gov. Edmund G. Brown jr., the nomination. The Globe poll rated Bush and yesterday Mayor Victor R. Armellino sat at the head After one final bid for votes today, Ken- taking nftthing for granted," said Mondale, rated a far-back third in the poll, worked his and Ronald Reagan almost dead even. table at the big birthday bash held for Joe at the Town nedy left the last-minute efforts to his or- making a final appearance today in Berlin. way across New Hampshire in a 12-hour Bush, a former U.N. ambassador, won and Country Inn, Keyport. ganization, family campaigners and house- Kennedy has said for days that he trails campaign windup. He says Carter cannot earlier Republican outings in Iowa and to-house canvassers. It was a celebration given by Joe's four living the president, the better to brace his cam- win re-election, insists that Kennedy has See New Hampshire, page 3 children, John Angello of Matawan, Frank Angello of Elizabeth, Philip Angello of Lodi and Mrs. Sarah Acker of Port Monmouth. And It was in the tradition of the sumptuous feasts usually reserved for big Italian wed- Carter calls sudden meeting on economy dings and christenings. there was the food, of course, and the wine; and 170 WASHINGTON (AP) - President said no one factor caused the review, which "I would not expect to see final de- Charles L. Schultze, chairman of the guests who toasted and sang to a four-piece band. Carter cut short a weekend visit to Camp lasted two hours. He said it was felt the cisions coming out of this review process Council of Economic Advisers, declined to David yesterday to meet with his top latest rises in the Consumer Price Index before next week at the soonest," said the comment on the meeting. But asked economic advisers to review the nation's and in wholesale prices made it appropriate source. He added it was unlikely there whether wage and price controls were con- economy. Afterwards, several participants to reexamine the state of the economy. would be a sudden change in administration sidered, he replied: "No wage and price at the meeting ruled out the imposition of policy. controls." The Inside Story any mandatory wage and price controls to Kennedy calh for immediate After the meeting, one participant said The administration's inflation fighting dampen skyrocketing inflation. wage and price controls "can be ruled out policy has been based primarily on volun- wage and price control; page 5 flatly." He asked not to be named. tary wage and price controls. That program *" THE WEATHER The president's sudden meeting was described by a White House official as an "Our primary concern on that issue is called for holding wage increases last year "accelerated, thorough review" of the ad- He said the meeting yesterday was not that the talk and speculation and concern to no more than 7 percent and price in- Turning much colder today with a chance of snow ministration's economic policies. an emergency session, and no quick announ- about them contributes to inflation," he creases to about 1 percent more than the flurries by late tonight or early tomorrow morning The official, who requested anonymity, cement of solutions should be expected. said. See Economy, page 3 and continuing cold. Complete report on page 2. Settings at Tiffany's g Performance by Monmouth Players., IS A page of Olympic news 11 Bani-Sadr lauds militants and raps Americans Nets stun Spurs 12 By The Associated Press "They are wrong on both counts," he continued. "They respect the lawful authorities in the country. They cannot do Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr today lauded the must understand that the students' action and my election things independently." Bridge advice 21 DAILY REGISTER young militants holding the American hostages in Tehran and constitute two faces of the same coin, namely the Iranian Bani-Sadr repeated his three demands on the United rejected the label of "moderate" applied to himself in the people's wish for independence and an end to United States' Business 7 PHONE NUMBERS See More denials, page 3 Classified...... 17-20 Main Office M2-4M0 United States. domination. Comics : 21 Toll Free 171-9300 Bani-Sadr in an interview with the Tehran correspondent "I am amazed at the naivete of the American of the Hong Kong Star said the United States "attributed the Crossword puizle 21 Toll Free SW-8100 authorities." seizure of the hostages to what they described as 'fanatical' Editorial! 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Tues. fashion show, night, Wharf Pub, Merrl-Maklngs II, 179 Broad. Sadie Hawkins Day. Feb. 29. IMS Statehouae Ruraui.. 8OT-2K-8358 Whistle Stop, Little Silver. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. Mon.-Fri., 10-1. Bahrs Restaurant, 872-1245. 2 ThettaiyR«Bl*ti SHREWSBURY, H J MONDAY, FEBRUARY25. PEOPLE PENSACOLA, Pla. was no meataw of pngTHS (AP) - England's Prise* in tbe Sunday bulletin. Andrew has chosen to scrub, scrap* and polish MOSCOW (AP) - Sov- Inflation hazards like any other —i«*«Mp»— iet President Leoaid I. 1 during his if days of train- BreshMV staggered slight 'Gold Plumbing Caper erupts ing on tbe carrier HMS ly yesterday as he walked MIAMI (AP) - The "Gold numbing Caper, which Hermes And like maay toward a ballot box tocas t began with an order for deluxe bathroom futures, has lad to other midshipmen, he his vote for the Parliament cited by Volcker chose to spend part of his the suspension of Or Johnny L. Jones, superintendent of me of the Russian Federation. nation's fifth-largest school system and one of Miami's most WASHINGTON (AP) - The public's tive, to the inflation fight in tbe United time in port in a topless The 73-year-old respected black leaders growing fear that inflation may worsen could States bar. Brezhnev, who traditional- Meeting in an unprecedented emergency session yester- make it harder for the government to slow "There is no doubt in my mind that this is Andrew got started Fri- ly says a few words tore - day, the Dade County School Board voted U tosuspen d Jones inflation, Federal Reserve Board Chairman indeed a crucial period — not a period for day night by slipping with porters during his election and unanimously to suspend Mac Arthur High School Principal Paul A Volcker warned yesterday. panic, but a time for concentrated effort to some mates and his day appearances, declined Solomon Barnes pending resolution of the case. "There's clearly a danger that as people face up toal l those hard problems, those hard Scotland Yard bodyguards to answer questions, The board auto voted toconduc t its own investigation. fear inflation more, It will become more facts of life that have been shrugged off or into Trader Jon's — a saying only: "I am Jones and Barnes, who also is black, were indicted Satur- deeply embedded in their behavior patterns. put aside for toolong, " Volcker said. landmark Pensacola bar going." day by a grand jury on second-degree grand theft charges. If It will become more embedded in wage He continued, "The saving grace of this that's considered tbe off- Brezhnev's face was convicted, each could receive five years in prison and a trends and pricing decisions," Volcker said. period seems to me that a certain amount of base home to tbe U.S. red, apparently from the lt (10,000 fine. "And if it does so, it makes it even more, turmoil and worry is constructive if it helps Navy's aerial acrobatic degree temperature out- Neither Jones nor Barnes attended tbe meeting Neither difficult todea l with in tbe future." to focus the mind, and now is the time I would team, the Blue Angels — side the polling station, but suggest for our minds to be focused on this after a shipboard recep- was available for comment. Both have said tbe $9,000 fixtures In a speech to a conference of the Credit Prince Andrew his face also appeared puf- — some gold-plated — were for a class they planned to Union National Association, Volcker pro- problem " tion fy. He staggered to his institute at Barnes' school. mised that the Federal Reserve would do Its Volcker said last Friday's announcement One of Andrew's mates, Despite tbe attack, she right about a half step After the purchase order came to light earlier this month, part in the inflation fight by keeping money that the Consumer Price Index had risen 1.4 asking that his name not be appeared at the College of after picking up his ballot a contractor building a $121,000 weekend borne for Jones and credit growth in line. percent in January - the biggest monthly used, said the 10-year-old Marin Saturday night, ar- and then moved unsteadily reportedly told investigators be had been told to alter his He added that although a tax cut was jump In 4 5 years — should not be cause for prince has chosen to put in riving by ambulance for as he approached tbe ballot plans to accommodate such fixtures. needed to help stimulate savings and capital alarm. his time like any other the lecture. However, her box. "The major reason accounting for that formation, it should be foregone so that midshipman, a non-officer, Sunday appearance with Before voting, federal budget deficits — which add toinfla - jump up In prices most recently was the most non-enlisted rank Lakes rising, cleanup continuing recent increase in oil prices," Volcker said. Martin Esslln, a Stanford Breihnev stopped outside tion — can be reduced. And he suggested that described by one British drama professor was can- the polling place on LAKE ELSINORE, Calif (AP) - A lake fed by runoff a top priority should continue to be reducing "And the time to worry about that is before officer as "not quite the it happens and take the actions to prevent lt lowest form of animal." celed. She was scheduled Moscow's busy Kutuzovsky from more than a week of heavy rain continued tooverflo w Its the nation's dependence on foreign crude oil. to discuss writing and Prospekt to chat with a banks Sunday, destroying dozens of homes, trailers and Volcker told the credit union officials that happening. It's too late to worry about it "He does not look at it when the consequences are reflected in the theater. young mother and tochuc k vehicles and forcing some residents tofle e this former resort the latest round of price increases by mem- as any sort of interim or Ms. Hellman is the her child under the chin. community. bers of the Organization of Petroleum Ex- price index." obligatory training and he does not want to be con- author of such plays as The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began clearing a flood- porting Countries and expected increases in If prices continue to rise for the next ll "The Children's Hour," control channel that has not been used in more than 60 years defense spending in the wake of turmoil in months at the same rate as in January, the sidered or made any dif- LONDON (AP) - Iran and Afghanistan have contributed to year will end with an inflation rate in excess ferent from the rest of his "The Little Foxes," and as the waters of Lake Elsinore rose at tbe rate of 1 inch an "Watch on the Rhine." Joseph Sulla's eldest son hour, officials said. inflation fears. of II percent. Prices rose 13.3 percent last mates," said the fellow of- apparently went berserk in The flooding was caused by the nine-day deluge in the He added, however, that these events year for the biggest jump in more than three ficer trainee. a German prison camp in West that left at least 3D persons dead - all but 10 of them in could be constructive, rather than destruc- decades. Older brother Charles, BELGRADE, 1M3, threw himself on an California — and caused an estimated $500 million in damage heir to the British throne, Yugoslavia (AP) - Presi- electric fence and died mo- in tbe state. did accord himself some dent Joiip Broi Tito's doc- ments later after a Large-scale cleanup efforts ware under way in Southern royal niceties while in the tors battled pneumonia to- German officer fired a California and Arizona. British navy. Charles was day as well as the heart bullet into his' head, ac- Skies were clear Sunday'but weather forecasters said Research expanding treated as a senior officer and kidney ailments that cording to The Sunday there was a chance of more rain late Tuesday or early while training as a helicop- have brought Yugoslavia's Times of London. Wednesday. tor pilot on the Hermes in 87-year-old leader near the Officials said overflow from Lake Elsinore had resulted In 1«75 point of death. Jakov Sulla, said tob e voluntary evacuations only as residents were warned of the on anti-cancer drug The medical panel is- the Soviet dictator's danger in the small town 60 miles southeast of Los Angeles. sued one of its briefest dai- favorite child, was a Red No injuries were reported. NEW YORK (AP) - The American melanoma (a skin cancer), multiple SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ly bulletins yesterday, Army lieutenant who sur- Cancer Society, already the chief U.S. backer myeloma (a bone marrow cancer), breast - Playwright Lillian saying Tito's condition re-. rendered at Smolensk In Bank siege fugitive held of research on interferon, plans tomor e than cancer or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (a lymph HeUmaa was hospitalized mained grave and "in- 1941, disobeying his double its support for the natural anti-virus, system cancer). here after an asthma at- tensive treatment is being father's order that soldiers BEREA, Ohio (AP) - A fugitive who took six hostages at anti-cancer drug, the society reported today. Dr. Jordan Gutterman of the M.D. An- tack, forcing the cancella- continued." must fight to the last man. a suburban bank after being trapped during a robbery attempt The cancer society said in a statement derson Hospital and Tumor Institute in tion of an appearance at The doctors disclosed Former British Army surrendered peacefully yesterday after his girlfriend helped made available in advance of its release that Houston, chairman of the study, said the the American Con- Saturday that Tito, now in Staff Sergeant Thomas talk him into ending the 22-hour siege. it has allocated (3 4 million to expand pre- extra money may make it possible to more servatory Theater. his seventh week of Cushing. a fellow prisoner No shots were fired as Earl Ellery Wright, sought on a liminary tests of interferon against cancer. than double the number of patients in the Miss Hellman, 74, was hospitalization, had con- of young SUlin, told The federal warrant charging him with* a 1979 bank robbery, The tests were begun with a (2.4 million study, although new patients would not be reported in good condition tracted pneumonia. They Times he saw Jakov die at handed his gun through a drive-up teller's window and re- grant two years ago. added before 1981. Sunday at the University of said intensive treatment to the notorious leased his three remaining hostages, the FBI said. There were Also, the National Cancer Institute is stu- Dr. Saul B. Gusberg of Mount Sinai School California's Moffltt fight it had been under way Sachsenhausen camp near no injuries. of Medicine in New York, national president, dying a plan todevot e tointerfero n about half for several days. But there Berlin. Wright, about 50 years old, embraced the woman iden- said results so far were "promising" but of a (13.5 million appropriation for studying Hospital. tified as his girlfried and, with head bowed, was taken into more work was needed to prove whether biological ways tocontro l cancer. custody by a score of police and FBI agents. interferon is useful against cancer. Results of the cancer society trials nave FBI agent John Dunn said Wright was charged with bank Interferon — the accent is on the third not yet been made public. robbery and was being held for an appearance today before a syllable — is a natural substance made by But in earlier studies with similar can- U.S. magistrate in Cleveland. cells infected by viruses. cers, interferon had mixed but promising It was named in 1957 by scientists who results. Some patients got no benefit from Reye's Syndrome data sought noticed that it could interfere with, or block, interferon. In others, tumors stopped grow- ing, shrank or even disappeared. ATLANTA (AP) - The national Center for Disease Con- the infection of adjacent cells. More recent- trol has asked 400 major pediatric hospitals torepor t cases of ly, scientists have become excited about its Unfortunately, there is only enough in- Reye's syndrome, a disease closely associated with the virus apparent ability to combat some tumors in terferon for preliminary trials, and re- that is causing this winter's influenza epidemic. animals and possibly also in humans. searchers have been deluged by requests The CDC's request was made last month, when deaths But at (150 for an average daily dose, and from cancer patients who cannot be included from influenza and pneumonia reached epidemic levels. So (30,000 or more for a course of treatment, in the study. far only about one-third of the hospitals have responded, the interferon is among the world's costliest The world's main supply of interferon Is federal agency said. drugs. the Finnish Red Cross, which extracts it "The response (to the CDC survey) is not very good," Almost all of the cancer society money from white blood cells. said Dr. Cornelia Davis, a government epidemiologist. "I went just tobu y interferon. Wellcome Research Laboratores in Bri- guess they feel that it's just one more thing the federal The trials, now under way at 10 U.S. tain is trying to make interferon from a line government requires. If they did respond, we would find we medical centers, are testing daily doses of of rapidly growing cells called lym- XXXX have many more cases than the 13S reported this year." interferon on 150 patients with either phoblastoid cells. Roin This year, three states have reported most of the Reye's syndrome cases — about 100 in Ohio, 22 in Michigan and 8 in KSS53 Minnesota. Showers Stolionoiy Odludod NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE !««(((« — — •• = = = Four deaths have been reported in Michigan, two of them Congress Hearing action NOAA US Ocpl ol Conmcxr in the tiny farming community of Sherwood: The 130-pupil elementary school in southwestern Michigan was closed last week after parents kept their children home. WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are forecast on Nicaragua, Abscam TIDES for parts of Washington, Oregon and California for On the FBI bribery in- today. The Northeast Is expected to remain clear Utilities form insurance firm WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Ethics Com- and cool. Congress is toac t this week vestigation, the House is like- mittee, meanwhile, Sandy Hook HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Nuclear utilities are forming ly to defeat tomorrow or scheduled a meeting today on a new insurance company to make sure they can survive tbe on U.S. aid to Nicaragua, TODAY - High 4:01 p.m. seek cooperation on in-Wednesday a resolution that its efforts to obtain coopera- and low 10:07 p.m. Local weather , financial blow from future power plant shutdowns., a top would order all videotapes executive of the Edison Electric Institute said. vestigating FBI bribery al- tion from the Justice Depart- TOMORROW - High 4:30 legations and hold a hearing and other evidence gathered ment for its own investiga- Yesterday's high temperature at the Register "The impetus for this was what happened at Three Mile a.m. and 9:02 p.m. and lowweather station was 51 degrees. The low yesterday was on President Carter's draft by the Justice Department tion of Sen. Harrison A. 10:54 a.m. and 11:02 p.m. bland," John Kearney, a senior vice president of the in- registration plan. turned over toi t in 30 days. Williams, D-N.J., the one 32. It was 45 at I p.m. and the overnight low was M. stitute. The Three Mile' Island nuclear power plant was the For Red Bank and Today's 6 a.m. temperature was U. There was a trace of The House scheduled ac- The resolution was in-senator implicated in tbe Rumson bridge, add two site of the worst accident in the history of U.S. commercial troduced by Rep. Peter precipitation in the 24 hours ending at ( a.m. today. There nuclear power. tion this afternoon on Presi- case. hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 were 23 heating degree days yesterday, MS for the month dent Carter's request for (75 Peyser, D-N.Y., who said minutes; Long Branch, de- Kearney said the new company, Nuclear Electric In- Congress must demand the On draft registration, a and 3397 for the heating season to date. surance Ltd., will cover the multimillion dollar replacement million in aid to Nicaragua, House appropriations sub- duct 15 minutes, Highlands after a possible secret evidence and quickly expel bridge, add 40 minutes. power costs that result when reactors are out of service for session on Cuba's influence In bribetakers, -if there were committee is to hold a hear- extended periods. that country. any, to maintain public con- ing tomorrow on President North Jersey "We're dealing with the catastrophic, prolonged outage," Carter's request for an extra Kearney said in a telephone interview Thursday from bis Hep. Robert E. Bauman, fidence. (45 million over two years to Partly cloudy and turning much colder tonight with H-Md , said last week that But the House Judiciary Washington, DC, office. He said benefits would not start renew registration. SUNDAY highs in low 30s. Mostly cloudy windy and cold tonight until 28 weeks after a plant is shut down. U.S. intelligence information Committee voted 27 to 0 to HI La Prc out and Tuesday with some snow likely around daybreak to be presented at the secret recommend House defeat of Carter has said he will use • n 04 cdv Tuesday morning. Lows Monday night in the very low 20s. Officials said utility customers will probably end up his authority to begin re- q M » clr paying the premiums. < session shows the Nicaraguan the demand for evidence, Amarllla It U clr Highs Tuesday in upper 20s. government is "already a gistering men on his own as ARClMrM* M IJ tlcdv most members saying Con- AlhtvllU 17 4J eft communist government." gress should not interfere soon as Congress approves Atlanta 14 41 clr Atlantic Civ 15 » It M Winds northwest to north-15 to 25 knots today and tonight individuals, the study found. Jacai'vllM )l u It eft Partly cloudy through today. Cloudy with some snow Jvaaaa 4(11 eft Entitled "The Cost of Negligence: Losses from Preven- Kan'a city II » eft likely late tonight. Visibility five miles or more today and table Household Burglaries," the report was prepared by the Toxic wastes called challenge La. Vaui M 41 eft um. ».IK* •4 It eft tonight except less than two miles in snow late tonight Census Bureau lor the Justice Department's Bureau of » U cdv Average wave heights two to five feet. ' WASHINGTON (AP) - which had been produced in here, held a day-long session LaariavIM* 41 I) eft Justice Statistics. » « eft The nation is in danger of the United States since 1840, devoted not only to tbe dis- Miami uti II > efftt being engulfed by problems some 600 million tons are posal of chemical waste but Mllwaataa 17 11 eft South Jersey Mrtt-tl. P. a t;1 ck Seven die in plane crash from thousands of hazardous believed to have been dis- also to the problems of Namvllla 41 411 eft chemical dump sites, and the posed of in a manner that nuclear waste. NawOrtaanf I I eft Partly cloudy today. Highs in upper 30s to low 40s. It NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Coast Guard members searched response by tbe federal gov- could threaten public health. A state planning council llaflalli H 4:I .17 cdv Mostly cloudy and cold tonight and tomorrow.Som e mow in fog yesterday for the bodies of three persons missing after ernment thus far has been Okla Cltv 4t i 1 eft likely late tonight and early Tuesday. Lows in upper teens "A national program hi established by Carter earlier Omaka 41 11 cdv the crash of a small plane in Lake Pontchartrain, officials inadequate, tbe country's urgently needed to address this month to work with tbe OrlaMa 11 I 1 eft to low 20s. Highs in low 30s. Probability of precipitation PMIad'aMa M >1 eft 10 percent Monday increasing to 60 percent late Monday said. governors were told yeter- tbe problem of uncontrolled administration and Congress FitawU 71 • 1 ' clr Bodies of four other passengers on that flight were found day. in developing a storage policy PHIlfn> >:1 .ft M night. Winds northwest tonort h 10 to2 0 mph. hazardous waste sites," a O Ueft in tbe lake on Saturday. Lamm said. "Hazardous on nuclear waste held its first miMd-OPOaod, Man. it ll.Hi> Colorado Gov. Richard D. HwMCttv a .at eft Tbe seven persons were on their way to a barge-christen- Lamm told the opening meet- wastes which were disposed meeting Sunday. Raw Eastern Pennsylvania HIClMMM 44 -tied* ing ceremony when tbe twin-engine plane crashed Saturday ing of the National Governors of improperly in the past are South Carolina Gov. U.LoHl while trying to land at a small New Orleans airport, officials Association tbe control of today contaminating ground Richard Riley, chairman of U. P. TwnM a eft UHLaka u a eft Variable cloudiness and colder today with scattered said. toxic substances would be water and surface water, In- tbe council, said he did not H cti snow flurries north. Highs Monday mostly in 30s. Mostly filtrating neighborhoods, tt U .Mcft Elsewhere, three persons died when a small plane crashed "the major environmental expect his panel would make M 47 .ti ed* cloudy and cold tonight and tomorrowwit h some snow Sunday near Valdosta, Ga., challenge facing this nation's schools, homes and the very recommendations on which It It M flurries north and chance of some snow around daybreak What was left of the plane in Lake Pontchartrain would be leaders in the U»0s." air we breath." of 11 potential sites should be Tuesday southeast portion. Windy Tuesday. Lows tonight searched for the missing bodies and moved Into a nearby Lamm said that of tbe 700 The governors, opening a picked for tbe storage of high- 5! "3J in the teens and highs Tuesday in 20s tolo w 80s. shipyard, said Lt. J.g. Mike Miles. million tons of toxic waste three-day winter meeting level waste. Rebellious shopkeepers SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1960 The Daily Register 3 defy Afghan leadership NE* DELHI, India (AP) said the Afghanistan to prop up the brother did not have a family - Shopkeepers In ended about noon Saturday communist government of name. Afghanistan'! capital defied Kabul Radio in a broad- President Babrak Karma), In other developments, government radio appeali to cast yesterday blamed who replaced another Marx- about SO young men attacked end their general strike saboteurs, murderers, ist, the late Hafixullah Amin, the Parts office of the Soviet against the Soviet occupation thieves and mercenary spies in a coup engineered by the airline Aeroflot, breaking as Red army tanks and of U.S. imperialism and Russians on Dec. 17. The Sov- windows, smashing computer armored cars prowled the British, Chinese and iet soldiers have Joined streets keeping the tense city consoles and furniture and Pakistani reactionism" for Afghan troops In trying to hurling firebombs into the quiet after three days of "a series of savage and crush a Moslem rebellion fighting debris. French police said murderous acts in Kabul." It that broke out after the com- they didn't know who was said they were "dealt a Reports from Kabul said munists took over the govern- behind the attack, but a crushing blow." the streets were mostly de- ment in April 1*78. caller to The Associated serted yesterday and nearly Soviet and Afghan tanks Press in New York said it all stores except those selling and armored cars patrolled Afghan sources in New perishables remained closed Delhi reported that Vice Pre- was the work of anti-com- the streets with their munist Afghans. for the fourth day. Themachine guns aimed at the sident Sultan Ali Kishtmand shopkeepers' protest spread few pedestrians on the died in Moscow of a bead The West German to the Afghan cities of sidewalks, a report reaching wound receiving in a shooting magazine Der Spiegel re- Jalalabad, Herat and Kan- Pakistan said. in which President Karmal's ported that President Carter dahar, according to reports Pur-capped Soviet troops brother Mahmud Baryalay had «sked former Chancellor reaching Pakistan. blocked bridges over the also was fatally wounded. Willy Brandt to act as a Hospital sources in Kabul Kabul River dividing the city. The sources said the shooting mediator between the Soviet said hundreds were killed and It was believed they were occurred Feb. 7 at the Peo- Union and the West in the thousands wounded in street trying to reduce the threat of ple's House in Kabul, the gov- Afghan crisis. The battles that began Thursday attacks on the Soviet Em- ernment headquarters. Washington Post said White as Soviet and Afghan govern- bassy and a modern housing Baryalay was a member House sources told it Carter ment troops broke up the* complex where many of the central committee of and Brandt discussed the sharpest civilian protests so Russians live. the Khalq, Afghanistan's rul- crisis last Friday, and the ad- far against the two-month-old The Kremlin has sent an ing communist party. Like ministration is open to any Soviet occupation. Reliable estimated 70,000 troops into many Afghans, be and his effort to resolve the crisis. "•*»•' SMl P*M» by Don Loral LAST LOOK — Second mate Angel Montefusco got closed its nine-day run at 7 last night. The Atlantic 9 her last look at the fleet in Asbury Park's Conven- Coast Sailboat Show will follow March 5-9. Hazardous wastes disposal tion Hall after the Jersey Coast Power Boat Show Boat show comes to end discussed by DEP's English *«> .*<,, WASHINGTON (AP) - states are doing on the pro- sue "is tougher than any we Arbesman said the state Developing pit/grams to dis- blem. have yet faced, and our abili- taxes the chemical industry Economy models did well ty to control hazardous waste pose of haiari^u^ wttj*,^ is The panel was one of to clean up hazardous wastes uses less than one half of one percent of the amount of disposal, from the midnight By HENRY SCHAEFER the toughest job states have several on the hazardous and Insure safe disposal. He fuel burned in this country annually. One jet plane on one dumper to effective regula- ASBURY PARK- The luxurious "Chryslers" of the faced and it shouldn't be en- waste topic during the first said the tax is expected to hop to Europe burns more fuel than the average marina tion of treatment and dis- nautical world weren't selling but the small economy trusted tio amatuers, the day of the National Gov- generate |7 million a year consumes in a year," Quattrochi said. . head of the New Jersey De- posal plants, will be a with S3 Million of that going models were moving briskly as the 27th Jersey Coast ernors' Association Con- Power Boat Show ended its nine-day" run in Convention- Dave Stevens of Stevens Cruiser Sales, with a display partment of Environmental hallmark in the environmen- to clean up hazardous waste ference. Hall last night. of four large Silverton yachts in the arcade, said he was Protection says. tal movement of the 80s." sites which have been aban- disappointed in the show because not one had been sold by "It is essential that the Ms. English said the pro- Ms. .English and Paul doned and the polluters can- The dividing line between boats that were moving and those which weren't was $20,000. As a result dealers that mid afternoon yesterday. "Generally we sell three or states move forward with blem is so important and dif- Arbesman, assistant com- not be found. four boats here," said Stevens. He added however that he with the best possible peo- ficult to solve that it requires were selling small family boats, fishing boats and missioner of the Department "We recognize that even runabouts had high praise for the show and the others had a number of prospects as a result of the show. ple," Commissioner Jerry participation by people from of Environmental Protection at this level of funding, we Wayne B. McGregor, a salesman for Cedar Cove Fitzgerald English said Sun- industry, investment banking were saying that the show wasn't up to the performance in New Jersey, reviewed for will not be able to clean up of the past. Marina, Toms River, reported one 32-foot $56,000 Marine day as she proposed over a and politics, the panel what New Jersey every problem tha New Trader trawler yacht was sold. panel discussion on what i She told the panel the is- has done in this area. Attendance wise the show was down according to Jersey faces," he said. average years but up from 1979 when a blizzard on the "Saturday night was the big day for us," said Howard "That is why we must have third day forced a one day closure and roads were in poor Lane of Bry's Marine, Neptune. Sold Saturday night were the federal superfund to com- condition for two days thereafter. two 21 foot Makos, a 23 foot inboard and a used boat. plement our efforts." The state of the economy, particularly the price of Henry Troger of Raritan Valley Marine, Edison, sold New Hampshire poll He was referring to gasoline, was the most widely expressed opinion for the a $16,000 Formula shortly after noon. He reported selling legislation pending in Con- merely moderate turnout of showgoers. However, direc- four boats in all during the show but has a lot of prospects gress to create a fund for tor Thomas H. Gasque, said he felt the intense interest in and expects to see them at his showroom in the days emergency response, cleanup the Olympics kept a lot of people glued to their home .ahead. shows Carter ahead and containment of non- television sets. .<* John Swick of Anchor Marine, Farmlngdale, said he nuclear wastes. Among those sold more boats at the show and at his place of business back for someone who won't speak to me," Yesterday's crowd was good, second only to that of (Continued) backing one of the versions of the first Sunday when there were "wall to wall people" this, year than last. He said that at least four boats he said. Puerto Rico. the proposal Is Rep. James in the hall. But as John Q. Quattrocchi of Twin Light ranging from $11,500 to $16,000 have been sold. The current Republican debate is about Anderson called Bush's claim that the Florio, D-N.J. Marine observed: "This hall didn't start filling until Commenting on the moderate turnout. Swick ob- debating. Bush's rivals fumed that he had others were allying against him "the He said a governor's task after the United States hockey team had clinched the gold served that people at the show were interested in buying barred four of them from his confrontation petulant response of a spoiled child." force to combat illegal dump- medal in the Olympics." boats and not out sightseeing. —. , with Reagan in Nashua Saturday. After the Saturday night liveliness about ing of wastes has been There were several television sets in Convention Hall At the Shark River Marine exhibit on the main floor They called it raw politics, arrogant and who would debate, Reagan and Bush spent formed and it efforts recently and during the duration of the game they drew bigger Marylou Finan said that by noon yesterday, show sales high-handed. Reagan, who invited the other the better part of two hours agreeing on resulted in the indictment of crowds than the boat displays. As the game ended a great had risen to 14 or 15 Chris Craft Catalinas and Scorpions. four to join the debate, said the whole thing almost everything. three, companies on charges cheer resounded through Convention Hall and people got She was too busy to talk because several prospects were "was kind of a fiasco." The format debate overshadowed the they conpsired to dump 40 around to the serious business of inspecting boats. waiting for her. . . Bush spent Sunday and Monday at his real debate. It delayed the show a half-hour, million gallons ofacid At Twin Light Marine, Quattrocchi and Charles Winch W. Hartley Squires, Flagship Marine, Atlantic Houston home, saying he didn't want to while Reagan and the others tried to get chemical wastes into the reported that the show was better for them this year than Highlands, said eight or nine units sold through Saturday, distract his organization from get-out-the- Bush and the newspaper to make it a six- Arthur Kill near Elizabeth, in the past. They reported selling two Odyssey 228s at the aggregating about $100,000. vote efforts. He insisted all he had done was man affair. N. J., over the past six years. shov% special price of $12,000, not including trailers and Bruce W. Huppert Jr., Huppert Marine, Brick play by the rules set by the debate sponsor, Bush finally took his place on the plat- Penalties for violating re- accessories. Township, on Saturday reported six Makos, Cruisers and the Nashua Telegraph. form, and a glowering Reagan made his quirements for hazardous "However, we expect to sell six or seven more in our Chaparrals already sold. Reagan, however, paid the bills — about entrance with the other four candidates. He waste disposal have also been showroom in East Keansburg as a direct result of the The job of moving the 100 boats and related exhibits $3,900 — because of the federal ban on sat down, the other four stood behind the increased, he said, from a show," said Quattrocchi. He added that buying a boat is out of Ceonvention Hall starts today and next week the corporate campaign contributions. He said debaters, and Jon Breen, Telegraph ex- maximum $3,000 a day fine to an excellent investment in affordable family vacations. riggers will be moving other boats in, preparing for the that entitled him to invite the others. Under ecutive editor, said they could make two- a maximum $25,000 a day. Boats don't consume a lot of energy. Pleasure boating second Atlantic Coast Sailboat Show March 5-9. pressure from them and the Republican minute statements at the end. None stayed National Committee, he did. around. He said another comittee "For some political reason, at the very Former Texas Gov. John B. Connally appointed by the governor re- last minute, he shifted the rules," Bush said got Reagan's debate invitation, too, but was cently recommended that a Sunday. campaigning in the South and missed the management corporation be "I'm inclined to feel as the other can- hassle. More denials on commission established with power to didates see us doing better, they get When Reagan sought the first word to select treatment sites. He together to try and pull us down," he said. talk about the format argument, Breen or- (Continued) contradicted an understanding in Washington that the said the committee felt "I don't believe the people ... are going to dered his microphone disconnected. States for the release of the hostages, "namely an admlsBion hostages, who today began their 114th day In captivity, would landfill disposal of wastes see it as anything other than politics." "I am paying for this microphone," of past wrongs, a pledge not to interfere in our internal affairs be freed simultaneously with the completion of the com- should be used only as a last The others, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. of snapped Reagan, who then said he had in the future and agreeing not to block our efforts to get back mission's work in Tehran, or about March 6. resort. the shah and the wealth of Iran he em bezzled." Tennessee, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, and invited the others, that the newspaper Carter told reporters in Washington Sunday he would have The state of New Jersey is The Carter administration already has refused to profess Reps. John B. Anderson and Philip M. wouldn't let them in, and that he would preferred a different statement from Khomeini, but he cau- Crane of Illinois, said it was unfair and a' walk out himself but for the 2,400 people on also working with the states guilt for past actions in Iran. of Delaware, Pennsylvania tioned against going "from the extreme of optimism to blow to Republican unity. hand. On Sunday, as the U.N. commission to investigate Iranian extreme pessimism." and ew York on a plan form charges against Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and the "It was a lockout, and George Bush did Bush said the flap wouldn't mean a thing "This is a period of extremely difficult negotiations," the lockout," said Baker. "He was the come Tuesday. Baker said Bush came out hazardous waste manage- United States prepared to go to work, two more Iranian ment and the report should be said the president. "... What we want is a peaceful solution of heavy." the loser, and might suffer at the polls. spokesmen denied any connection between the work of the the oroblem I think progress is being made.'' "George Bush is thought of as the front- The Globe poll of 647 likely Democratic ready this summer, commission and the release of the hostages. But President runner in some quarters," the Senate Re- voters, conducted between Tuesday and Arbesman said. Carter said he believed "progress is being made." Carter said he couldn t give any details about what his publican leader said, "but if he's the front- Thursday, showed Carter the preference of "There was no linkage between the formation of thegovernment was doing, but that with good judgment, runner, he's wearing that crown without 55 percent, Kennedy with 30 percent, Brown commission and release of the hostages, if by linkage you perseverance and "good faith on both sides," he hpped there much grace." with 8 percent, the rest undecided. mean a deal. Ayatollah (Ruhollah) Khomeini, who has the would be a successful resolution of the crisis. The Republican poll gave Bush 35 per- Olympic ultimate authority over the crisis, does not make deals," Dole said the episode could mean The commission members — Mohamad Bedjauoi of cent, Reagan 34, Baker 12, Anderson 8, with Iran's U.N, ambassador, Mansour Farhang, said Sunday on trouble for the GOP ticket if Bush is the Algeria, Louis-Edmond Petitti of France, Andres Aguilar of Connally, Crane and Dole trailing. (Continued) CBS-TV's "Face The Nation." nominee. "I'm not going out and break my Venezuela, Hector Wilfred Jayewardene of Sri Lanka and Throughout the evening, The spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry, Nasir O-Sadat Adlb Daoudy of Syria — arrived in Tehran Saturday evening. conversation seldom strayed Salami, told reporters in Tehran that the commission's five far from the hockey competi- members were "to investigate the shah's crimes, not to see Economy moves Carter tion as highlights were shown, the hostages. The two issues are not related at all. We Gold, platinum time and again on television. emphasize that they are separate." (Continued) ing oil costs. The victory over the Khomeini, Iran's revolutionary leader, said Saturday that the fate of the approximately 50 American hostages at the silver stolen previous year. The wage guidelines are now Wholesale prices rose 1.6 percent last Russians was not the only U.S. Embassy in Tehran should be decided by the new Iranian iinder review. month, the worst increase in more than five high point, either. Yester- SAN DIMAS, Calit. (AP) Parliament, which will be elected March 14 and April 3. This - Nearly $160,000 in gold, XEROX COPIES In addition to Schultze, Carter met with years and a signal of even higher consumer day's triumph over Finland prices hikes to come. also was a source of satisfac- silver and platinum chips Treasury Secretary G. William Miller; were stolen from a local INSTANT Alfred Kahn, chairman of the Council on "It is beginning to appear that the un- tion — especially because of derlying rate of inflation is starting to ex- the way the American team salvage distribution com- PRINTING Wage and Price Stability; chief domestic pany, authorities said yester- plode," Robert Russell, director of the ad- came from behind to post it. Byrne on casinos Uttertwads • Booklet* adviser Stuart Eizenstat; and Energy day. ministraton's anti-inflation agency, said Many recalled the anxiety Sock* Stationery Secretary Charles Duncan. The burglary at KEC Dis- Friday. He said "an explosion of wage brought on by a penalty in the (Continued) The president returned earlier than increases" also seems inevitable. tributors Co. was discovered scheduled from the Camp David, Md., pre- final minutes, which gave January 1981. Boardwalk Regency and Bally's Park Place wolf press inc. Key aides to the president are ruling out both have been granted temporary licensing through May and by one of the company's 170 Manmoulh Slraat sidential retreat to consult in the White Finland a one-man advantage mandatory wage and price controls. June respectively. owners early yesterday, said DM Bonk • 741-9300 House's second floor Treaty Room with his on the ice. A brilliant short- Los Angeles County Sheriff's The president returned to the White Without continued license renewals by the commission, all handed goal by Mark Deputy Marvin Cavanaugh. advisers. Even top aides of the White House from Camp David ahead of schedule three would be forced to halt operations. House's senior staff were not told in ad- Johnson, which Iced the 4 to 2 yesterday to confer for two hours with victory, assuaged all fears. "I'm not running out of time. The casinos are," Byrne vance of the meeting. senior members of his economic team. said. "The whole place lit up On Friday, the government said the Con- Charles L. Schultze, chairman of the Byme wants the present five-member, part-time com- when we scored that short- sumer Price Index had risen 1.4 percent in president's Council on Economic Advisers, mission changed to seven full-time members He said he January, the largest monthly jump in more and another participant in the meeting said handed goal," said Jim Con- would not appoint anyone to fill the vacancy left by Mac- than 6ti years. wage and price controls were not a topic of nors at Sal's Tavern in Red Donald, nor would he reappoint two members whose terms Bank. "It will take us a long OPEN A CJB That announcement brought fresh calls discussion. expired. time to live this game down." SAVINGS . for the administration to consider imposing "They are not being considered and that "I am going to let the Legislature know what we can talk The tavern-goers had the ACCOUNT, wage and price controls in an effort to bring can be ruled out flatly," said one partici- about and what we can't," Byme said. "There will be no help of private elixirs to calm inflation under control, moves the ad- pant, who asked not to be identified by compromise on the full-time commission, no compromise ir InvMt in varlouc their nerves. Meanwhile, at J ministration has adamantly opposed. name. "Our primary concern on that issue which results in keeping the present commission as It is. typat of certificates the skating rink, the future If the January 1.4 percent CPI rise con- Is that the talk and speculation and concern "If they (legislators) have some details they want to of deposit Olympic hopefuls had to work tinued the rest of the year, consumer prices about them contributes to Inflation." come and see me about, I've got a good working relationship off their tensions by skating would go up more than 18 percent in 1980. Details about the Sunday meeting, with them and I intend that that should continue. which last until 8 p.m., were so tightly held and chasing a puck. They did They rose 13.3 percent in 1V7S, the biggest "I don't think you're going to have a going operation CENTRAL JERSEY BANK that even top aides to senior White House so with visions of 19M danc- without a new commission, that's the bottom line," Byrne AWI=> TTVLjm-T COMTWNY gain in 33 yean. The January increase was MOHMi.niin • OMM staff members were not informed about ing in their heads. fueled by a new surge in gasoline and heat- said. 4 The [krity Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, i960 I Florence C. Huber LINCROPT - Mrs. Energy exhibit opening tomorrow Florence C. Huber, 63, of 70 made, patrons will have Obituaries Swimming River Road, died By MARIE OOOOO the opportunity to make IIIIIIIIIIHIIHHIUIHMUUIHMUIIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIUI Saturday at the Garden State UNCROFT - America Manor Nursing Home, began by keeping itself their own energy. Hoimdel warm under homemade Two stationary Charles S. Guillaudeu; Mrs Huber was bora in quilt* which worked by bicycles, similar in design Red Bank and lived la Colts •paaiM j| snuggiy ffrrfrfro to exercise bikes, have Neck before moving bare that retained body heat. It been hooked to a board called 'Mr. Oceanport' nine years ago. She waa a chopped wood to build fires ligfatbulbs. When the bicy- OCEANPORT - Chariea communicant of St. Lao the that lud to be painstakiisg- cle rider pedals enough S. Guillaudeu, known u Great Roman Catholic ly tended in order to keep energy, the bulbs will light "Mr Oceanport" to his Church, here. burning throughout the up. This exhibit, likely to many friends and fellow civic Her husband, Louis night. And it delivered its be popular with children, activists, died yesterday at Huber, died in 196*. mail and pushed across a will also be provide adults 3,000-mile continent large- Monmouth Medical Center, Surviving are a son, with the opportunity to see Long Branch He was » Frederick J. Koechlin. with ly on horseback, or in horse-drawn wagons. just how difficult it is to Mr Guillaudeu was born whom she lived; a daughter, generate electricity. in Tinton Falls and had lived Mrs. Kathyrn Lagotta, Now, with the price of home heating oil fast ap- here 96 years. He dedicated Bronx, N.Y.; a brother, Car enthusiasts' eyes Francis Owens, Toms River; proaching $1 a gallon, and his life to serving this will be caught by a bright borough. 14 grandchildren, and 19 that of gasoline already yellow, electric "Citicar," He served as a borough great-grandchildren. surging beyond that, many presented as an alternative councilman from 1M1 to 1M6. The Freeman Funeral Americans long for the He was president of the Home, Freehold, is in charge simpler days when energy mode of transportation and Board of Health for 15 years of arrangement*. seemed, at least, to be a cheap way to get aroud He was a member of the cheap and readily around town in these trying Recreation Committee for 43 Cecelia M. Meyer available. energy times. years. And he served on the We can't return to Board of Education for 20 LONG BRANCH - Mrs. pioneer days, but instead Like everything in the years. Cecelia M. Meyer, 89, of must look ahead to the exhibit, the new an He was superintendent of Tivoli Gardens, Westwood 1980s, a time that the Mon- futuristic is contrasted the Woodbine Cemetery for Avenue, died yesterday at the mouth Museum is calling with the existing or even 56 years Charles S. Goillaudeu King James Nursing Home, "A Decade of Decision" in the ancient. Right next to Mr. Guillaudeu was Middletown. an exhibit on energy the Citicar is a rickshaw, named "Man of the Year" in alternatives scheduled to 1956 by the local Parent- Mrs. Meyer was born In representing yet another Richmond Hills, NY., and open to the public tomor- alternative to gas-guzzling Leona W. Adams Teachers Association, and row. was presented with life mem- lived in Rumson before mov- autos. The museum's mem- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. bership in the PTA. He also ing here 15 years ago. She Leona W. Adams, M, of 491 was a communicant of Holy bership got a preview of There is one portion of was a member of the PTA's the exhibit yesterday. the e exhibit, however, West St., died yesterday at executive board. Cross Roman Catholic Church, Rumson. Existing sources of that just about no one will the Monmouth Convalescent As a Recreation Commit- Center, here.. She was the widow of Vic- energy, such as coal, like. It's red, white, and tee member, he served as natural gas, oil and nuclear blue, with familiar win- Mrs. Adams was a lifelong tor H. Meyer, who died in 1 « , R egliter Bfratat bv Larry Perna chairman of the annual power and are explored in dows showing digits. resident here. 1956. MAKE YOUR OWN ENERGY — Youngsters at preview the preview of Monmouth Halloween party for 43 years detail, as are the most ex- Emblazoned across its She was the oldest living and played Santa Claus at the Surviving are three Museum's new exhibit — "Energy Alternatives, A Decade of Decision" — pedal grandsons, Victor Meyer Jr., otic alternatives to our front panel in red letters is member of the Asbury United committee's annual stationary bicycles in an effort to produce enough energy to light the bulbs wired to Whitehall, Pa.; Dwight current fossil fuel sources. the word "unleaded." Methodist Church, here, and Christmas celebrations. an attached panel. was a golden member of the Meyer, New York City, and Among the alternatives He was a charter member church and a member of its Stephen Meyer, Rumson, and explored through exhibits Women's Service Organiza- and past president of the one granddaughter, Miss donated by various cor- tion. She also was the oldest Oceanport Lions Club, and Patricia Meyer, also porations and displays put member of the Daughters of had maintained a record of Rumson. together by the state De- Liberty, a civic organization perfect attendance at meet- The John E. Day Funeral partment of Education are ings of the club since he Home, Red Bank, is in charge solar, wind, hydroelectric Her husband, Allan power and new uses for our Adams, died in 1935 helped to found it in 1952. He of arrangements. also had perfect attendance existing energy sources, Surviving is a son, Ken- such as coal gasification. neth 0. Adams, with whom at Borough Council meetings she lived; a brother, Cecil D. for 25 years. Lost pair In addition to the West, Lakewood; a sister, Mr. Guillaudeu was a energy alternatives ex- Mrs. Madeline DeCant, special policeman for the plored, the museum has Oakhurst; two grandchildren, borough since World War II, were stuck put together a display on Kldon K. Adams, Aberdeen, and was an honorary member conservation techniques, Md., and Mrs. Jean Frabailo, of the Hook and Ladder Com- with full knowledge that here; seven great- pany and First Aid Squad. in the mud conserving what we have is grandchildren, and one great- In 1970, on the 50th an- LOST SPRINGS, Kan. perhaps the best energy great-grandchild. The Flock niversary of the incorpora- (AP) — A blind social worker alternative available to us Funeral Home is in charge of tion of the borough, the and her driver, missing for now. arrangements. mayor named Mr. Guillaudeu nearly four days, were found safe yesterday. Their state "The exhibit is timely the "Outstanding Citizen of and educational," said the First Half-Century of the car been mired on a muddy county road SVi miles Dorothy Morehouse, the Hugh F. Hickey Borough of Oceanport." Four museum's new director. years later, a local southeast of this east-central MILLSTONE - Hugh F. Kansas community. "You really couldn't think newspaper named him "Mr. of a more pressing subject, Hickey, Sweetnin's Lane The women, both Oceanport." or one that has so many Road, died Saturday at employees of the Kansas De- possibilities for visual dis- Freehold Area Hospital, partment of Social and Re- play and appeal." Freehold Township. Surviving are his wife, habilitation Services, were Mr. Hickey was born in Florence Anderson unhurt in their ordeal, which And good visual effects Manalapan and had lived in Guillaudeu; two sons, Harry they said began when the car the exhibit has. On com- Monmouth County all his life. L. Van Note and Arthur R. got stuck in mud at about 4 mand, lighted panels seem He was a former township Mason, both here; four p.m. Wednesday. to spring to life, illustrat- ing nuclear fission for ex- committeeman here, and daughters, Mrs. Florence An agent of the Kansas ample, and how coal is before retiring 14 years ago Stapleton, Long Branch; Mrs. Bureau of Investigation drove was landscaping supervisor mrnedtogas A BETTER WAY-Children testout a rlckshaw,oneof Louise Byram, here; Mrs. the pair — Anne Byington, 32, for the Monmouth County who is blind, and her driver the en to the rickshaw is a shiny he yellow "Citicar/ which Board of Freeholders. Helen Brown, Stafford, Ariz., ™ ! wn. ho» Iri™ i« " erov alternatives" explored at Monmouth runs on electricity generated by a battery. and Mrs. Grace Abjornson, Nancy Smith, who is in her watching boy energy is Mu$eum-S new exh|b|t# ,.A Decade of De?|sion_., Next He was a communicant of Belton, Mo.; a brother, Floyd mid-509 — back to their St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Topeka homes yesterday af- Guillaudeu, Belford; 16 Church, Perrineville, and a ternoon. member of its Holy Name grandchildren; and 21 great- Society. grandchildren. Byrne seeking U.S. aid for communities, transit His wife, (Catherine Nov- The Flock Funeral Home, Six killed WASHINGTON (AP) - day to chair a meeting of the northeastern governors, reach a consensus actually ack Hickey, died in 1978. Long Branch, is in charge of Preserving federal communi- Coalition of Northeastern pick up little things from Byrne plans to question U.S. hurts because you wind up Surviving are a brother, arrangements. ty action grants and Increas- Governors and attend a White other governors which are in fire Secretary of Transportation Frederick D. Hickey, ing federal aid to mass House dinner with the other with such a watered-down helpful. You develop a set of Nell Goldschmidt about Rahway; a sister, Mrs. Mary WOODRUFF, S.C. (AP) transit are two of the objec- governors. consensus you can't use it." communication paths." Anna Allen, Boonton, and Michael Corcione — Six members of the same tives which New Jersey Gov. federal plans in a variety of "The greater' value of several nieces and nephews. Byrne said New Jersey re- areas, including an improved family were killed early Sun- Brendan Byrne has for the ceives about |120 million a these things is the exchange The Higgins Memorial LONG BRANCH - day when fire swept through National Governors Associa- year under the community Northeast rail corridor. of ideas," Byrne said. "You Home, Freehold, is in charge Michael 'Corcione, 93, of their home in the Spartan- tion conference. devlopment program. It Byrne was asked Sunday of arrangements. Morris Avenue, died yester- burg County community of about what he expects from day at Monmouth Medical Byrne arrived yesterday targets areas with greatest Woodruff, authorities said. Uwconference. Center. for the start of the three-day needs for extra aid. For Sale Spartanburg Couty Cor- meeing and sat in on a session "This targeting has He said it permits the gov- /vore/co 202 Death Notices Mr. Corcione was born in oner Roger A. Smith said the of the conference's communi- meant a 26 percent increase ernors to mobilize on several ANGUS STEERS TAIPt€H€AD€fl Italy and had lived here 75 victims died of smoke inhala- ty and economic development in federal funds for New fronts which are uniquely BEAT THE HIGH COST ADAMS — Leona Will. of m years. He was a sexton at Our tion as the flames raced committee. Jersey community develop- their own, such as continua- OF MEAT IN THE W.!l 51.. Lono Brancn, Feb. 14. ItM, through their five room eee W. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 Lady Star of the Sea Roman Today, be plans to attend a ment over the last two yean, tion of federal revenue shar- MARKETS. NO AD- p.m. from tha Flock Funaral Homa. ranch-style home. DITIVES TO THE FEED Catholic Church for 20 years meeting of the international a gain of about $40 million," ing with the state. The victims were Iden- Friends may call from 17 p.m. Tues- and then became a gardener. trade and foreign relations Byrne said. But he said on other is- CALL 542-2855 tified as George L. Lambert In. He was a communicant of committee before returning At Tuesday's meeting of sues, "some of the efforts to AFTER 6 P.M. GUILLAUDEU — Charles*.. Holy Trinity Roman Catholic 48; his wife Betty Lambert to New Jersey where he of Maple Place, Oeeanporl, on Fab. 46, sons George Daniel Lam- M, l«0, eg. 74. Funaral services Church, here. teaches a course at Princeton Thursday, H a.m. from ma Flock bert 19, and Timothy Mark on Monday nights. Funaral Homa, 24] Broadway. Long Branch Services wild «M Rev His wife, the former An- Lambert 12, daughter Susan He plans to return Tues- w w Wail will be halo I p.m. Wad toinette Damiano, died in Lambert Smith 23, and son- nasdav at tha funaral homa. Frlandl may call Tuesday. M and M p.m., 1969. in-law Ronnie Smith. and Wednesday. 1» and 1 •• p m I n- termant al O» WeooWna Camalary, Surviving are six sons, The fire broke out about Classified Wcr, - PUBLIC SALE - Ocaanport Contribution! to tfia Oceanoort Flr»t Aid Swied In hli Thomas, Wanamassa; Fiore, 1:45 a.m. Sunday and was nama would to oraatly appreciated Eatontown, and James, spotted by two passing "The Action Line" Aniello, Andrew and motorists, the coroner said. YOUNG — EllhorM ln«. J.I.I. Artt. Daar sister of Mrs Varetoni, Oceanport; a sister Agnat Damas. Allo survived by two GOES TO THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER in Rome, Italy; 19 orartdchlldrln. Relatives and fralandt OUR 64th YEAR ara kindly Invltad to attend tha funaral grandchildren, and 26 great- service at lha Sullivan Funaral Homa grandchildren. 14* East Second Aye.. Rosalie, on Wed contoured naidav Fab. 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C SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAV, FEBRUARY 2S, 1M0 The Dmty Register 5 Kennedy asks immediate wage, price freeze rA Polisical Be"'»ry- NEW YORK (AP) - Sen Edward M economic crisis in half a century, the worst "Admittedly, a freeze and controls are After he was greeted by Mrs Onassii Kennedy urged President Carter again since the days of Herbert Hoover and the a last resort, and should be embraced only and Miss Cyprus USA at the Greek- yesterday to Impose an Immediate wage- Great Depression." with reluctance," Kennedy said in the let- American fund-raiser, the senator said one price freeze and economic control! became The senator received the group's ter. of his three wishes on his 48th birthday "the last resort is now our only resort" to Stephen Wise Award for contributions to Friday was that "Turkish troops would go halt inflation But recent economic indicators, includ- the cause of social justice and human digni- ing the government report that consumer from Cyprus." •Inflation, my friends, is out ol con- ty prices soared by U percent in January, He said his other two wishes were for trol," toe Massachusetts Democrat told He assured the crowd he would not alter suggest that "the last resort it now our success in the New Hampshire primary and about 700 Greek-American supporters at a his positions on Israel and the Palestine only resort," be said on bis New York visit. fund-raiser is Astoria, Queenl, that also Liberation Organization. Greek-American community leaders in was attended by Kennedy's sister-in-law, "In the years ahead, I will stand as 1 "Controls are in fact inevitable if we Astoria, who supported Carter's election in . Jacqueline Onassis. have always stood with Israel, our surest are to deal responsibly with inflation," said 1976, say that have switched to Kennedy ally and our closest friend in the Middle Kennedy, who made a special plea to this year because Carter has disappointed Later, in a dinner speech before the East," he said. "No member of a Kennedy Greek-Americans to support him in Tues- them on the Cyprus issue American Jewish Congress, Kennedy said, administration win ever deal, openly or day's Democratic presidential primary in "A sound economy is the finest social pro- covertly, with a PLO committed to the New Hampshire. Mrs. Onassis was nearly mobbed by the gram American ever had." destruction of Israel." crowd and photographers at the fund- Kennedy said he is seeking a six-month raiser Wearing a dark velvet suit with "When the economy is weak, there are Kennedy first recommended a six- economic freeze, to be followed by Victorian-style sleeves, she went from inevitable and increasing disputes over how month freeze on wages and prices a month "across-the-board controls on every sector table to table shaking hands and waving to to divide a shrinking pie," he said. ago. He repeated that call Sunday in a letter of the economy — prices, wages, profits, the crowd as a four-piece band played "America is slipping into the worst to the president. dividends, interest rates and rent." Greek tunes Thousands turning to land for investment By LOUISE COOK to Buy, Appraise and Get Rid of Your Lot," pie." Find out exactly how far your lot is —Be sure you know what you are getting Associated Press Writer is based on a four-year investigation of the from shopping areas, medical facilities, before you sign an installment contract to Thousands of people looking for an in- land sales and development business and schools, etc. buy land. The contract is not a deed. It does The Blotted Bureaucracy vestment that won't disappear with infla- the federal and state agencies which re- —Ask for a federal or state property not give you ownership of the land and may By Eugene J. McCarthy & Jamef J. Kilpatrick Il- tion have turned to the land. But dreams of gulate it. The guide costs $2.50 and is report. A property report includes informa- not even give you the right to use the land. lustrated by Jeff MacNelly valuable property can turn to dust if you're available from INFORM, 25 Broad St., New tion on finances, planned services, "Many contracts give only the right to not careful. Among the most familiar creatures of the political York, N.Y., 10004. mortgages, liens and other factors involv- make monthly payments for a very lqng "The business remains a mystery to seas is the Bloated Bureaucracy. The species is almost Ms. Simko recommends that would-be ing the development. Read it carefully. If time ... After you complete the payments, prospective buyers," says Patricia Simko, always accompanied by its adjective. Mill in 18*8 wrote buyers take several basic steps to protect you can't understand it, get professional the company will turn over the lot to you, author of a new guide on land sales, pre- themselves. Among the suggestions: of the Dominant Bureaucracy. A decade later, according help. Although there are some exceptions; plus whatever improvements have been pared.by INFORM, a non-profit research —Visit and inspect the lot you are con- provided," says Ms. Simko. to the OED, an unidentified writer spoke of the Brigand any subdivision developer who owns more Bureaucracy of China. In our own time, we encounter the group that studies the impact of U.S. cor- sidering. Do not be satisfied by a photo- Check a developer's reputation with the than 100 lots and is selling land across state Entrenched Bureaucracy. But the preferred form, used porations on the environment, employees graph or by a visit to a lot which the Chamber of Commerce and the local Better and consumers. salesman says is "exactly" like the one lines generally must give prospective by cultivated orators and writers everywhere, is Bloated buyers a federal property report. If you Business Bureau. Talk to other people who Bureaucracy. Ms. Simko says Americans have spent you will get. "Your lot may be two miles have bought lots from the same company. don't get such a report before you sign the billions of dollars buying property in recent away and still under water, waiting to be Will your money be put in a separate Bloat is no laughing matter; a bloated government 'contract, you can cancel and get a full has serious digestive problems. The more it eats the years. "One expert in the field estimated dredged out of the swamp," Ms. Simko escrow account to pay for the lot or will it more it wants; the more it wants, the more it eats. that by 1975, from 15 to 20 million such (non- writes. In addition, your lot "may be half a refund at any time within the next two be used to pay the developer's operating The BB has a life span that ranges somewhere urban) lots had been sold. This is an an area mile or more from the central area or years. Requirements for state property re- costs? What will happen to your contract if larger than the state of Florida," she says. core' a developer often builds to make the porta vary from place to place. Ask the between the infinite and the eternal. This is partly owing the developer sells the land or goes out of to the languid nature of the species: the Bloated The INFORM book, "The Insider's subdivision attractive. ... The rest of the attorney general's office in your state for business? Can you get any of your money Guide to Owning Land in Subdivisions: How development may never resemble this sain- the details. -Bureaucracy cannot be hurried, it swims at its own pace. back if you default? The BB's longevity also is attributed to the thick scales The property report by itself is no -Find out what kind of basic services with which its body is armored. Through this protective guarantee you are getting a good deal. "A are promised for your lot. At a minimum, covering the barbed shaft can seldom penetrate. Editors, Chained boy, 9, saved by friends developer may offer land that has no known they should include a central water supply, Senators, taxpayers, Jimmy Carter — they have all had a water supply or access road, or is even central sewage disposal, paved roads, a crack at insulting the Bloated Bureaucracy. Nothing neighborhood children who LOS ANGELES (AP) - A legs, and buttocks, and the under water, so long as the lot is accurately drainage system, garbage collection and takes. The fossil remains of this durable creature have scared and scarred 9-year-old child told police he had been used a hacksaw to cut the described as such," Ms. Simko says. "But electricity. If you Intend to build and live on chain, Duffy said. been carbon-dated IT the tombs of the pharaohs and boy was in police protective beaten with lampcords and the property report will supply just about your lot, you'll need these services. If you custody yesterday after his ropes with knots tied in them. The little boy was then may be encountered in Washington and in the several all the information you are going to get buy the lot as an investment, its resale state capitols to this very day. neighborhood friends sawed The situation was dis- taken to the home of a from some developers." value will depend on them. him free from a yardpost covered Sunday when the neighbor, who summoned where he had been chained child was freed by some police. allegedly by his own family, police said. Two members of his fami- ly were in custody, while MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER police sought the third. No IS NOW charges had been filed pend- ing a full investigation, said police Sgt. William Duffy of OPEN SUNDAYS the Southeast Division. Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. < "When he saw one of the suspects here at the station — I've never seen a 9-year-old MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER child cower so," Duffy said. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY "He apparently was terrified of those people." 747-5220 Gfe The boy, whose name was not released, told police that for about three years his parents and an older brother PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES had punished him by chaining Currently Covered Under him either to his bed or to Automobile Accident No Fault Im. posts in the yard or garage, Blue Shield • Major Medical Insurance said Duffy. Workmen'! Comp. • Medicare Medlcald-G.H.i oINY "He would be chained 24 Hour Emergency Service. with a padlock to the boy's ankle or wrist and with MATAWAN another padlock to a post in the yard, in the garage or to CHIROPRACTIC CENTER his bed — like dog on a leash," Duffy said. 566-3342 Apparently, the boy was also severely beaten, Duffy DR. ALAN LEDERMAN. B.A., D.C. said. An examination at CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Diplomats N.B.C.E. • Member A.C.A. • N.J.C.S. 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KAM1N WASHINGTON Birch Bayh's Senate seat this hostages held by foreign mili- they were negotiating secret- year, so his campaign com- President and Editor tants, moat dramatically de- ' SCENE ly with m* for his release mittee recently filmed monstrated by the months- when be was rescued by a footage of the candidate sup- long captivity of our embassy MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1980 lucky chance last June. posedly hard at work on personnel in Tehran, has More recently, I suc- raised a serious question that Capitol Hill. A camera crew 1 ceeded in obtaining the shot Quayle entering and Congress and the White Thus every American sta- ransomed liberation of 'Outside agitators House have so far failed to leaving the bearing room of tioned overseas, whether gov- Richard Starr, a 32-year-old ANDERSON the House Small Business give serious attention to: ernment employee or private Peace Corps botanist, after How can American citizens Committee, on which he is citizen, has been transformed six months of difficult ranking minority member of abroad be protected from the into a front-line soldier whose negotiations with the Colom- too much to ask that our the monopoly and anti-trust violent whims of every anti- well-being depends on the bian terrorists who had held bureaucrats provide what government militant group latest brainstorm of the him captive for three years in sympathy and support they subcommittee Half an hour that comes along? global strategists in the Andean wilderness can to the anxious families of later, though, when the sub- every American hostage committee opened a hearing The United States' status Washington. It if not a role My associate Jack as the most powerful nation these Americans volunteered in the same room, Quayle Mitchell delivered the The most worthwhile step was nowhere to be seen — the in the world, far from serving to play. privately raised $250,000 as a protective umbrella for the government could take, of fifth time this year the Having failed to protect ransom to intermediaries for course, would be to provide chairman has played hooky. our citizens, has made them the Revolutionary Armed peculiarly vulnerable to the our people overseas, the least the needed ounce of preven- the government can do is of- Command of Colombia. Four tion that would minimize the intrigues of desperate revolu- days after a clandestine WATCH ON WASTE: fer some token that the loyal- likelihood of future hostage tionaries, who see a chance to ransom exchange, a tired but While most Americans work use 11 S wealth and power for ty and dedication shown by situations. Congress should our hostages in an impossible grateful Starr was brought to hard for their money and their own political goals. Mitchell's hotel in the Colom- launch an immediate in- watch television as a means The U.S. Embassy seizure situation is appreciated by vestigation of the security the American public. I call bian city of Neiva. of relaxation after work. Un- in Tehran, and the humiliat- lapses and bureaucratic cle Sam is actually paying a ing spectacle of our country upon Congress to establish a To my dismay, I dis- Congressional Certificate of covered a double standard in snafus that endangered our New York consultant to thwarted by an irresponsible fellow citizens overseas and watch the boob tube. AC- collection of radical Courage, to be awarded to the treatment accorded the every American hostage who families of American lengthened the time they TION, the agency that monomaniacs, made one coordinates the government's thing depressingly clear: Our has suffered the nightmare of hostages abroad. While the spent in captivity. publicity surrounding the various volunteer programs, government is pitifully un- captivity simply because he Footnote: Starr's mother, or she was an American. It U.S. Embassy captives in like VISTA and the Peace prepared to deal with a type her own funds exhausted, ap- Corps, is shelling out $36,000 of situation that has been re- would be little enough re- Tehran earned their families cognition for their individual '"red carpet" treatment by pealed to me for help. After this year to have the New curring more and more often York firm watch TV broad- in recent years. ordeals. Washington officialdom, the months of negotiation, the Niehous and Starr families kidnappers suddenly de- casts across the country and White House and State De- I've had personal ex- often had trouble even getting manded $250,000 in cash for keep an eye out for the agen- partment policy advisers go perience with two of the most basic information on their Starr'i release. The money cy's commercials. their feckless way, making agonizing and drawn-out loved ones' plights. decisions that affect the lives hostage negotiations of re- had to be borrowed. Contribu- Footnote: Anyone who is and safety of Americans cent years. I negotiated with Our government's firm tions may be sent to the Drew aware of government ex- abroad without, apparently, leftist Venezuelan guerrillas policy against raniom Pearson Foundation, P.O. travagance should write to giving a thought to the pre- who held Ohio business ex- negotiations is a wise way of Box 2300, Washington, DC. Jack Anderson's Watch on dicament they may be putting ecutive Bill Niehous captive discouraging international 20013. Donations are tax-de- Waste, P.O. Box 2300, blackmail. But surely it's not these citizens in. in the jungle for more than 40 ductible. Washington, DC. 20013 Reagan needs a big win tomorrow By JAMES J. KIl.l'A Iitll K IlimilllMllllllllllllllHllltimillllllHIHIMIII or less in that order. If this is cover America's powerful For Ronald Reagan, the Image in the world. day began in an Andover even roughly accurate, the motel at 7 in the morning. It CONSERVATIVE tail-enders will throw in their Reagan then fielded seven ended back at the same motel hands; Anderson will keep questions from the floor, de- 14 hours later. In those 14 VIEW playing spoiler for a while, aling with nuclear power, hours Reagan shook a and Reagan, Bush and Baker nuclear wastes, registration Electrification at last thousand hands, smiled a will take their teams to the for a draft, defense needs, IIIIHlimitllHIiniHIIIIIIIIIIMllHIIIIMIHMHI next big test in Florida. None thousand smiles and maybe fiscal policy, the situation in Last Wednesday was a banner day Electrification was stalled by the of the three can yet be won 200 votes he wouldn't point George Bush of Texas Yugoslavia and what about for Monmouth County. Last Wednesday, legal problems associated with the have had otherwise. It was an was merely George Who? counted absolutely out or altogether profitable day. absolutely in, no matter what Nancy? Would she wear the at the Matawan railroad station, bankruptcy of the railroad companies Howard Baker of Tennessee pants In the White House? This was Sunday the 17th, happens in New Hampshire. KILPATRICK workmen drove the first of the test pil- serving the shore and controversy over was then running one point (No, said Reagan with a grin, nine days before the New ahead of None Of The Above. ings into the ground and work on the the federal funding for it, but in 1976, the Reagan will have this and she wouldn't go to Hampshire primary. It was Reagan had a solid organiza- satisfaction, willy-nilly: He Ford. Building on that base, electrification of the North Jersey Coast Cabinet meetings, either). word from DOT was that electrification one of New Hampshire's bet- tion in New Hampshire, left is giving New Hampshire his on only three days' notice, Line got underway at last. as far as Matawan was a sure thing ter days. Eight to 10 inches of over from the 1976 primary best shot. His appearance local chairman Russell C. He answered all the ques- snow had fallen on Saturday, Electrification from South Amboy to before 1977 was out. when he had trailed Gerald this past Sunday at Chase was able to turn out 650 tions briefly and responsive- Matawan is scheduled for completion by ending 30 days of disaster for Ford by fewer than 1,600 Kingswood Regional High persons for the Sunday rally. The track still isn't clear. Last year, the tourist industry and re- votes out of 112,000 cast. ly, saying nothing he had not mid-1981, and to Long Branch by 1984. School provides a microcosm Reagan's caravan arrived said a good many times New Jersey Transportation Com- viving hopes that something Who's to worry? of this' whole campaign. If Electrification south to Bay Head comes at 12:38, just eight minutes before, and by 1:10 the missioner Louis J. Gambaccini said the might yet be salvaged from a The Iowa caucuses you've covered one such ral- later. terrible season. Now on Sun- late. With wife Nancy looking caravan had moved out state is almost $48 million short of the changed all that. Now Re- ly, you've pretty well covered That we had developed a certain day the sun was shining agan is running scared for the them all. lovely at his side, Reagan toward Conway and Littleton. $265 million it is estimated electrifica- gloriously; a baby-blue sky warmed up the crowd with a He may have dispelled some cynicism about the project is understan- Republican nomination. He tion to Long Branch will cost, and there was strewn with baby pillow needs a convincing win over The high school, a lemon- minute's worth of palaver, of the concern that hangs dable. It is an improvement county com- clouds. Thanks to the most is concern about the effect inflation Bush next Tuesday — 10 cream concoction built in and then gave them seven over his age, for he certainly efficient road-clearing opera- muters had been promised for more than points or more — and the 1964, sits on the outskirts of minutes of solid stuff — his didn't look 69. He looked slim might have on the project's price tag and tion in the country, the a quarter-century and for which they betting around the state is Wolfeboro, a two-traffic light record as governor of and trim and fit as a whippet, scheduled completion date. highways were miraculously town halfway up tue eastern have worked ceaselessly and fought hard that he won't get it. My own California, a pitch in favor of and when he kissed Nancy clear. Thus Reagan went side of the state. The town Is But work on a rapid mass transit guess, based on nothing more voluntary prayers in public goodbye in the lobby — she for the past dozen years. abroad in the land. scientific than the seat of my mostly white frame homes, system for Monmouth County has begun. schools, a crack at the long was off to New York to pro- Going back just the past 12 years, He had not expected such pants, is that Reagan will win green-shuttered; it breathes form to come from the census mote her new book — he had electrification to Bay Head was pro- That is due in no small part to the a Sunday exertion. Back in perhaps 39 percent, Bush 38, New England charm, and takers ("tell 'em your the matrons googly-eyed. So' mised with voter approval of the 1968 Monmouth County Transportation November, when a New with the remaining 23 percent here and there it breathes too divided among Baker, John bathtubs are none of their it goes on the trail, and July's transportation bond issue. Then, in 1972, Coordinating Committee, which lobbied Hampshire schedule was Un- hard: Ye Olde Dime Store on Anderson, Phil Crane, John business"), and a nice convention in Detroit now long years to turn the promise of elec- der preparation, Reagan was Main Street. In 1976 the town the state Department of Transportation far ahead in tne polls. At that Connally and Bob Dole, more went heavily for Reagan over peroration on the need to re- seems not so far away. promised electrification by 1975 if voters trification into a reality, and especially approved that year's $650 million to the efforts of its tireless chairman, transportation bond issue; the project retired Superior Court Judge Theodore was estimated to cost $150 million. J. LabrecqueSr. Classification won't solve problems West Long Branch women. However, I feel that To the Editor: The draft every American man owes I am amazed that your Woodman, spare the cost! this nation his service, and editorial supporting FROM OUR READERS Holmdel perhaps, if need be his life. Out of Vermont comes an unusual death — "the federal government can classification of schools could Lottort !• NM editor mull toe itfiwej on< tavt the wrlttr'i complete od To the Editor: droM an* Illimm numMr They mull nol oieoed 140 wordi Not accept- Must we, while allowing import wood from Quebec and finance it accept such simplistic able VI MCtry. imunomilU •! condldotei for office or ondoriomonti of The termites are crawling cry: Tax the windfall profits on nerclal product! them their right of free with a windfall profits tax on firewood answers to the problems fac- again! They succeeded in firewood! ing our schools. The MBS speech, be inundated by the • iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiimiimiiHiiiiiimiiii crippling our country during It sounds humorous. But David Hale, from trees planted after 1980." (Minimum Basic Skills) Test the Vietnam conflict. media's coverage of the prat a Vermont economist, has struck a spark What might be merely a subject for really does not test minimum solve the example, yet these we attack the concept of However, they have studious- tlings of a relatively few pro- grammed radicals? Have not with many New Englanders by contend- satire in New England, however, is a skills. The definition of a adults were not classified as classifying schools. ly ignored the travail of the minimum ' basic skill would Vietnamese "boat people," the TV networks learned that ing Congress should go beyond protect- serious business in some parts of the lacking basic skills. They We, the teachers of Mon- vary widely among teachers were all simply working the genocide in Cambodia, they have probably ing Northeastern states from greedy oil globe. In India, women who used to fetch mouth County, work very and lay people. For example, adults who had had no need to the conquest of Angola and lengthened the term of suf- and gas companies and do something to wood a half-hour away are having to many years ago, a Candid hard to help children learn. Ethiopia by the Soviet Un- fering of the hostages by giv- use that particular skill since We cannot make them learn. spend up to half a day as the expanding Camera program asked a ion's Castro Cuban stooges — ing center stage on prime save them from profit-hungry "woodlot they left school. What then We cannot make all of them number of adults to divide a should we consider as and now the naked invasion time to a few score Iranian barons." population uses up wood for cooking and equally bright, and we cannot fraction by another fraction. minimum basic skills? and occupation of fanatics? It can happen The price of firewood has nearly heating. Such deforestation in turn is Among the six or seven peo- Perhaps we need to attack accept that the schools are Afghanistan by the combat again. creating soil problems — dust storms tripled since 1973, to the dismay of Ver- ple interviewed, no one could the test items as strongly as failures because children troops o( their foreign men- On the drafting of women: mont, New Hampshire and Maine where and flooding — and upsetting learn at different rates. We tor. Hayden and Ellsberg are one-half of all homes now have wood agriculture. Experts in the field are call- assert that even if we taught But when our president against it. On the other hand, Ing for the planting of village woodlots, to the tests some children suggests the registration of favoring the drafting of burning stoves or furnaces — but where would fail because they are few homeowners have private woodlots. of community forestry and the use of our youth for the draft, a re- women is that noted interna- not ready to master these so- latively feeble gesture, the tional expert, Polly Bergen, cheap, efficient cooking stoves. Hale discussess a sliding price scale called basic skills. We believe shrieks of the Bella Abzugs, the actress, who claimed, on for trees planted after 1973 and an excise Wood may be an answer to the that classifying schools will the Tom Haydens, the Daniel Feb. 11, that only one percent tax on firewood sales. With his tongue in energy crisis in some areas — even if the not solve the problems in Ellsbergs, the Jane Fondas of service men ever see com- cheek occasionally bulging out, the Hales of the world resent profiteering — education. We believe that we and their ilk are heard again, bat. The millions of us who must look at the tests. We on signal, throughout the were battle casualties in Vermonter says that if wood shortages but in some of the poorest regions of the must say to the state, before land. "We will shut this World War II wonder where became a serious political problem in world it is rapidly becoming a serious classifying the schools, prove damn country down'." Bergen got her statistics. New England — say people freeze to part of the crisis itself. the data you are using is ac- screams one harpy on TV at a Maybe the solution is to Feb. 9 demonstration in New curate. It is known by many draft Mesdames Abzug, educators that the so-called York. Who are these people? To whom is their loyalty and Freiden, Bergen, etc. Their MBS that are now being used allegiance pledged? presence and mouths on the A community school to test third, sixth, and ninth front line should deter any grade students in March were I am for registration, but aggressor.' We will be watching with interest an To prepare for the program, not designed to test those against the drafting of Richard T. Levins experiment in education being un- teachers are taking a course on the aging grades but were instead de- dertaken in the tiny community of process, and a two-week unit on aging is signed to test fourth, seventh, Harbor Springs, Michigan. being included in the high school's social and tenth graders in October. Today in history The elderly in Harbor Springs will be studies courses. Joel's then determine the validity before we leap on a BRvy TkTha e AisoclatdLHUI.IJl rPres» s going to high school, both to study The program has obvious benefits born. cause which can be so de- Today is Mondaf, Feb. 25 alongside the teen-age students, and to for both the young sti/dents, who will In 1901, J.P. Morgan vastating to the public the 56th day of 1960. There formed the U.S. Steel Corp , teach them. profit from the wisdom of their com- schools of our state. are 310 days left in the year in New Jersey. The school is making all its munity's senior residents, and for the We urge the Register to do Today's highlight in his- tory: In 1913, the 16th Amend facilities, from classes to cafeteria, elderly, who are being valued for what a little more research next ment to the Constitution took available to the elderly residents. In they know and for their eagerness to time before it supports one of On Feb. 29, 1793, the first effect, giving Congress the U.S. cabinet meeting was turn, the aged are making their talents learn. It has benefits for the school Commissioner Burke's pro- authority to levy income tax posals. held, with President George es. available to the school — a retired system, too; Harbor Springs' elderly are Washington presiding in Eleanor L. Ouercl Thought for today: journalist will be working with students Mount Vernon, Va ' credited with tipping the balance In President Nothing is eveV accomplished on the school paper, retired fanners will favor of increasing school taxes In a Monmouth County On this date: by a reasonable man. — help teach agricultural classes... referendum last year. Education Assoc. In 1M1, the French artist George Bernard Shaw Pierre Auguste Renoir was (1856-1950) How to switch plans SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1M0 The Osjstfy IfegawtCT 7 By DAVID R. SARGENT Q—1 have a Kmfk aiai, Curiosity can assist you mi ay wtle u« I jeiatJy kavc aa IRA aiaa. We waM to By SYLVIA PORTER mortgage Interest) obtains For medical de- rail them aver. Haw caa we SUCCESSFUL Cariosity about what other individuals in ductions the average for this bracket in New a* tali ? H. C. Calltonia your income bracket deduct for major items is not only normal. It also can pay off in tax York was $M1 <$•» in California), for taxes A - Fin! of all, you can't savings or headache. If you're way below the YOUR MONEY'S $10,132 ($7,431 in Cakfornia) and for interest ihift these aiaaati Into a INVESTING average, for instance, you well may be over- 11909 ($3,(8 in California) rollover. Only aiieiti that looking expenses which you can claim properly About as revealing a pattern of different you did not contribute, auch and legally If you are way above the average, WORTH lifestyles as you could obtain lies right in these u pension plan monies con- your income tax return is sending out a red comparisons! tributed by an employer, are the old ones are terminated. established, you make all the Before you decide your return is com- eligible for rollover treat- signal to the IRS to look into your claims. pleted, make Mire you do not overlook the Also, be sure that the buy-sell decisions, the broker Sensitive as the IRS Is about revealing HtlltlllHrUllltmiMMMiltllllllllltllttHIIIMM ment. transferred assets go directly executes your orders, and a precisely how it selects returns for audit, the parable figures are, respectively, $551, $3,124, possibility of cutting your taxes by the use of Secondly, you can con- to the new plans, that you bank acts as the custodian. size of your deductions for key expenses is $893 and $2,(37. An average deduction for income averaging If your average base period tinue to benefit from com- don't receive them first. Most of the major brokerage surely one factor It considers. medical expenses for someone with an income income for 75 through '78 is at least 20 percent pounded growth and the tax There are a variety of sav- houses now offer such plans. CAUTION: The figures that appear below between $50,000 and $100,000 would be $748 less than your '79 taxable income, you may be deferral feature! of your pre- able to cut your 1971 taxes by filling out ings and investment choices Q-I have beea bayiag are NOT to be considered as an invitation for while those for taxes, contributions and in- sent Keogh and IRA plans available when setting up you to claim similar totals! These are strictly terest are, in order, $5,488, $1,965 and $4,230 Schedule G Form 1040 (even if they have been "dor- Keysuae 8-4 hna maathly Use the following handy guide (prepared by Keogh and IRA accounts. •lace 1MZ. I will be rcUriag la statistics for your information They are not The respective figures for those with an ad- mant" for some time) by They Include: IRSapproved similar to the official IRS sales tax charts justed gross income in excess of $100,000 are the Research Institute of America) to help you •imply doing nothing. annuity-type, face-amount six yean ami waaacr If I $1,063, $13,S39, $9,673 and $9,354. determine whether income averaging can save •SKM ••« sUft U i ao-leee) which permit you to claim the amounts shown However, if you are dis- certificates; special non- on the charts. The averages for deductions can vary sub- you money if you are a married couple filing a satisfied with the plans at marketable Treasury retire- tmai. What «e yo« advise? R. joint return: If your average base period in- D. New Jersey You may — and you should — study the stantially for particular states. For example: now structured, it is relative- ment bonds; mutual funds; figures to help guide you to whether you are • A person with an adjusted gross income come is $8,000 you can't save on income ly easy to take action that qualified insurance company A—I would stay with your deducting too little or too much. But you are falling between $15,000 and $20,000 living in averaging unless your 1979 income is more will aUow you to follow a dif- annuity plans; qualified bank present plan, at least while allowed to claim only the medical expenses, New York averaged $797 for medical expenses, than $12,(00; if $12,000 your income must be ferent track. trusts; and custodian plans historically low price-earn- taxes, etc which you actually incurred and $2,161 {or taxes and $1,073 for mortgage in- more than $17,400; If $18,000, more than • You should first establish offered by banks. ings ratios indicate there is paid in 1979. terest while the figures in California are, $22,200; and If $20,000, more than $27,000 new Keogh and IRA plans de- The first five alternatives substantial upside potential Here are some national average deductions respectively, $661, $1,657 and $1,(18. If your average base period income is signed to meet your invest- above take the Investment In the stock market. (prepared by the Research Institute of • Similarly, for New Yorkers in the $20,000 $25,000 don't expect to save on income averag- ment objectives Then in- management chore out of Keystone 84 is a volatile America) based on adjusted gross Income on to $25,000 bracket the average deductions for ing unless your 1979 Income is more than struct the managers of your your hands. The sixth choice, fund. However, It has a fairly tax returns for 1977, the most recent available: medical expenses, taxes and mortgage in- $35,100; if It's $30,000, more than $45,800; if existing plans to transfer all a self-directed plan, allows good long-term record and For those with an income ranging from $8,000 terest were $(70, $1,742 and $1,189; in $40,000, more than $(0,000; and if $50,000 or assets from the old plans to you to nuke all the decisions. usually performs very well in to $11,000 the figures are $977 for medical California, $511, $2,090 and $1,701, respective- $60,000, more (in both cases) than $85,(00. the new ones. To avoid Under It, a Keogh or IRA plan strong markets. expenses, $1,165 for taxes, $526 for contribu- ly. Look Into Income averaging if your average possible IRS problems, It is is set up for a nominal fee You should have plenty of tions and $1,556 for interest. For those in the • For those in the $25,000 to $50,000 range, base period income is $80,000 and your 1979 most important that the new usually US-tS0, with a time later to move to a more $12,000 to $20,000 range, the comparable the pattern of average deductions was income is more than $109,400; if it's $100,000, plans be established before brokerage house. Once it is figures are, respectively, $679, $1,506, $516, and somewhat different in that they were higher in more than $162,400; and if it's $1(0,000, more conservative fund, when you than $215,400. If your average base income is are nearer to the actual re- $1,880; for those between $20,000 and $25,000; New York in all cases. For New Yorkers, the $505, $1,945, $563, and $2,065. figures were, in order, $555, $4,090 and $1,317; around $215,400, Income averaging is not tirement date. available for you. (Column readers should The average medical expense deduction for for Californians, $480, $3,045 and $2,087. Byrne must decide those with an adjusted gross income between * And for people with an adjusted gross In computing your average base period send their investment in- income, you must increase the base period quiries to David R. Sargent, $25,000 and $30,000 is $520, for taxes $2,300, for income between $50,000 and S100.000 the contributions $676 and for interest $2,271; for normal, pattern (higher averages in New York income for pre-'77 years by the '77-'78 zero Successful Investing, c/o this bracket amount for your '79 filing status. on bills by Friday newspaper.) people in the $30,000 to $50,000 range the com- for medical and taxes, higher in California for TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne is still mulling over 115 bills that remain on his desk from the old Legislature that expired last month. joon/Barnegat/Bedminster Berkeley Heights Bernardsville Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carierel Cherry Hill Cranlord Easl BrunswicK East Orange Ealoniown He must decide by Friday whether to sign these bills, or they will die automatically of a packet veto. The bills include1 ones that were Byrne's top priority legislation, but with problems. For instance, Byrne pressed for a bill to have the state provide up to $600,000 In matching grants to each candidate in the gubernatorial party primaries and $1.2 million in the general election. • But after it passed, Byrne said he wouldn't sign it until the Legislature passed another bill to limit total spending by each candidate to $1 million in the primary and $2.1 million in the general election. That bill never passed, partly because Hudson County Democrats feared it would jeopardize the $600,000 gubernatorial campaign chest of. Jersey City Mayor Thomas F X Smith. A similar situation exists with automobile insurance re- form. Byrne said he wanted a package of bills to help insurance companies handle the high costs of automobile policies. Legislation was passed to set up a Joint Underwriting As- sociation and investigate fraud, but the most important measure — to make it more difficult for a injured motorist to •choiieof sue — failed, and now Byrne won't sign the other bills. A bill to ban pornographic combat zones in New Jersey tabulo>£ presents a ticklish problem for Byrne. When the state's new criminal code went into effect last year, the code allowed municipalities to try to limit porno- ' graphy by allowing it only in certain zoned areas. It was meant as an anti-obscenity measure, but legislators got the word from constitutents that it appeared the state was endorsing pornography. The Legislature quickly voted to repeal the measure, but it still needs Byrne's signature. Other unsigned bills include: — The so-called "bong bill," which prohibits the sale of drug-related items, such as marijuana pipes, injection needles and cocaine spoons. Byrne spokesman Joseph San- tangelo says Byrne has problems with the bill's constitu- tionality because many of the same items are used for legal purposes. — The "Rooming and Boarding Home Act of 1979," which would allocate $250,000 to start regulating boarding homes, where many elderly people and former mental patients live with no government protection from unscrupulous landlords. — A bill to allow Atlantic City homeowners to put off paying increases in their property taxes, which have occurred because of skyrocketing property reassessments due to the new casino industry. After 10 years, or when the home is sold, the property owners would have to pay the back taxes, more kuotl — A bill to double the state's contributions to county governments for their programs for former mental patients, such as job training and counseling. The state currently pays a county^tl per person in the general population. — A measure that Byrne is firmly against. It would allow 53*22 the Legislature to veto any rule or regulation issued by any state agency. Byrne has long maintained that legislative oversight hampers agencies under the governor's control. — Two bills to protect news reporters who need to keep their contacts confidential. One bill would prohibit law en- forcement officers from searching newsroom files. Republicans plan own casino reform package TRENTON (AP) - includes proposals to: Casino reform legislation — AUow public bodies to isn't on the voting list of the stage a closed-door session on Senate or Assembly today. the same day they meet un- But it may dominate the der a relaxed approach to the political action anyway. state's Open Public Meetings Both houses of the law. Legislature have voting — Lift a requirement that sessions. municipal police and firemen But Republican leaders live in the municipality say they are prepared to in- where they work. troduce legislation to amend a casino reform package by — Permit municipalities Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, who to generate and sell has vowed to stop all gambl- hydroelectrict power. ing activity in Atlantic City if — Require the state he his bills are not approved. Division of Motor Vehicles to The voting sessions are issue identification cards to described as cleanup disabled persons. schedules before the Legislature takes a break The Assembly did not re- next month while the Byrne lease a board list for Monday. administration's $5 billion But Assembly Speaker state budget is scrutinized by Christopher Jackman, D- the Joint Legislative Ap- Hudson, said the lower house propriations Committee. would be prepared to "play it But also looming on the by ear" on measured passed the March legislative horizon by the Senate. is action on the governor's In addition, Jackman said plan to revamp the scandal- he will push for the Assembly tainted Casino Control Com- Taxation Committee to re- mission and tighten ethics lease a bill that would restrictions for lawmakers restructure allocation of and other top public officials. monies from the grots re- ceipts levy on utility com- The Senate, meanwhile, ^on/Turnersvtlle/Towntey/Toms River/Summit/South PlainfieW/Silverton/RoxburY Roselle Rahway Point Pleasant Larchcnont PlainlieW/PMIipsburg/Perih Amboy/V* has a 16-blll board list that panies. Tiffany table settings by N6w York hostesses

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Diamond" cut crystal goblets and "Rat Tail" silver flatware NEW YORK-Tiflwiy and Company, Fifth Avenue and from Tiffany combine with 19th century cruets from James II 97th Street, has been dishing It out and serving it up with Galleries. The chairs are English Regency. porcelain and vermeil elegance lor a century and then some Playful de Wagen It was in 1S37 that Charles Lewis Tiffany opened a fancy goods store—a forerunner to Tiffany and Company which was Lorna de Wagen is pure play. Her design is called "First incorporated in 1868 This season, Tiffany—in cooperation Birthday" and combines several different versions of Vic- with the committee staging the Winter Antiques Show to torian highchairs set with Tiffany sterling silver baby forks, benefit East Side Settlement House—Invited 10 of the show's pushers, spoons and cups along with bright red napkins committee memben with an eye for antiques and opulence to The Early American cupboard Is from The Place for design place settings for display in the store. Antiques, a source also for the high chairs along with The Though the antiques show has concluded, the settings will Wicker Garden and Inglenook Antiques remain on view through Saturday. Herewith a sampling Emma the maid (a work by Carol Anthony) carries In a C. Z. Guest's country buffet birthday cake shaped and decorated like a child's toy block. C. Z. (Mrs. Winston) Guest, a pro when it comes to posies It's by Glorious Food. and with a book on gardening to her credit, has designed a country buffet sparked with orange and blue floral fabric, "Brighton" by Clarence House. The fabric is used for tablecloths fitted with bows at the comer. It provides colorful backdrop for porcelain, crystal and sterling silver ac- • cessories. The orange and blue colors are repeated in the ironstone covered urns on the Hepplewhite mahogany sideboard, circa 177S, from Hyde Park Antiques Ltd. The painting is "Going to the Pair" by Henry A. Van Ingen from the Kennedy Galleries. The whole thing is Judged perfect by Mrs. Guest for a country buffet at Templeton, her home at Old Westbury, L. I. Kissinger lunch for two Mrs. Henry Kissinger arranged her lunch for two to resemble a stark still life On an 18th century Chinese black wood table from Peking, she combines stoneware in- spired by Chinese designs, the plates are by Iron Mountain potters in Tennessee and the bowls by Eric Reiff, a Danish potter. The sterling silver flatware is "SalenV'pattern. All are from Tiffany. From the greengrocer are the artichokes, eggplant and kumquats Nancy Kissinger arranges In a large stoneware bowl as centerpiece. The heavy stemmed crystal goblets are English. The Baccarat crystal decanters were based on the design on a classic Bordeaux wine bottle. TV dinner a la Kempner Mrs. Thomas L. Kempner creates a coiy setting for dinner in front of the projection television. On a black upholstered wicker ottoman (which matches an oversized chair) she places a Lucite tray set with "Flora Danica" porcelain plate, "Shell and Thread" flatware, a flared crystal wine glass, "Ambassador," and Baccarat crystal decanter. All are from Nancy Kissinger plan Tiffany. For guests expected to arrive later, Nan Kempner has champagne in a heavy crystal ice bucket on the side table and delicate crystal goblets on a rimmed silver tray. Antique accessories and paintings by Henri Matisse and Larry Rivers add to the opulence. Radziwill's Regency safari Lee Radziwill's dinner for two was inspired by her Regen- Lifestyle cy chairs covered in tiger fabric, which in turn found Inspira- tion in the oil painting of three playful tigers. To highlight the vermeil plates,"English King" flatware and bamboo motif candlesticks, she uses a dark brown cotton velvet tablecloth. Cut crystal old-fashion glasses and water tumblers add sparkle. The dining design is set off by a painted floor by Robert Jackson. Victorian-inspired Francoise Mrs. Oscar-dela Renta creates a Victorian-look setting for an intimate dinner for two. On a bare topped inlaid table, she uses"Halcyon" porcelain plates handpainted In France with a flower motif of blue, lavender and yellow. "Double Francoije de (a Renta

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WHO NEEDS CURLY CARPET CORNERS? roll the edges everytime you tee them curling the edges or corners curl unless "nailed" down. great for removing the water as II defrosted. DEA£ HELOISE: Crush the comers tightly in your hand and bold tnem for a Binding leftover carpet pieces wont help the curling No caM hands! I jasl saaeesed the water law a backet. — W* are aatag a leftover atae* el carpet as u ana rag la few seconds before releasing In time, IBey will straighten either, even though binding may improve appearance Here's DsratkyT. Ite traffic laaeiaaarUvtag ream back out and will lie flat for a few day* why: DEAR HELOISE: At a retail, the faw earaan are carliag ap tram fact You may have to repeat this process for some time but As the binding is stitched around the rug, it tends to be At everyone kaowt, II isn't pleasant to Inhale Ike fumes tfipatag acraas them ail ike time. hopefully, eventually you will win stretched, creating a certain amount of tension. In time, It wkaa atiag hair spray. II may evea be ktsardou to year Da yaa kave aay saunthas as to kow I ml«kt gal tka bar You see, as a remit of the milling process and being rolled shrinks back to its original shape and adds to the rug's natural health. SoUy this: ceraersef the rag ta lie flat?-Mrs. kUlayKen up, carpet has a built-in "memory " It simply wants to go tendency to curl. Spray away, aad then walk away from the immediate area Only one - and that's to sinjply bend down and reverse back to a roll, whether feet trip over its edges or not, Hence, Even though it may be a little trouble to continually where yoa were slaadlag or titling when you ased the spray. reverse roll the edges, please don't stop using them as walk- Just hold your breath Ike few seconds yoa are spraying. off mats in order to protect your carpet If more ipray Is needed, move to another area to apply it. ASK DR. BROTHERS You may be spending a little more of your time than you Sare beats breathing la that staff. - Anne Wlndmiller care to uncurling the edges, but you sure won't be spending as DEAR HELOISE: many of your dollars for a carpet replacement as you If Ike drawers la your dresser, etc. smell musty, take otherwise would. — Heloise them outside oa a tunny dav and vnralsh the bottoms (un- derneath). r DEAR HELOISE: While Ike drawers are out of the furniture, varnish the Matter of child's play I recently bough I a sponge mop with a handle aa It to insides of the dresser. This will do wonders for the odor. •queeie oal the water when mopping floors, bat disliked It. I did this two years ago and haven't noticed a musty odor While defrosting our upright freeier, I discovered It was sstce.-A.R.B.l By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS take the initiative. Dear Dr. Brothers: Recently, because of my jab I've and Dear Dr. Brothers: I don't aaderslaad why my two latter to do a lot of flying from coast to coast. As a retail I've beta children waa'l play games with other children. I doa't waal to •uttering from Insomnia. I have dark circlet under my eyes force Ikem into anything they doa't waat to do bat It seems and I can't teem to ever manage to get more than six aad a YOUR HEALTH ttraage to me that yaaagsters would be so relactaal to play. kali hoars a night. I wake np at the wrong times because I'm The neighbor's children are friendly and opea with aars bat not tare whether I'm oa the West coast or the East coast. I try oar kids withdraw to the house when the others start games. to work la bed thinking that may have Ike same effect as Do yoa have aay Idea why they act like this? Shoald we path routing sheep bat It doesn't work. I've heard that everyone them Into playing with otheraT - R.V. needs about eight hours sleep la order to function well aad I'm Dear H.V. :.Play is extremely Important for both children certainly not gelling thai mack. I hate to get on thai go-la- Decision forCaesarean and adults, not only for relaxation but because we learn many sleep, aow-wake-ap pill syndrome. — O.A. things through play To be able to play and enjoy It, a person Dear G.A.: Not everyone needs eight hours sleep every needs to have a certain amount of trust in himself at well at in night. We all have different sleep needs and It's possible that others In situations that are uncertain and that might involve six and a half hours it enough for you. Incidentally, those dark By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M. D. There are many other complex reasons that may some risk. circles you mention may have nothing to do with your sleep make the surgeon shift from the normal delivery to a You can learn a great deal about a child and how he feels habits. The darkness is from the veins around the eye under My wife carried her pregnancy Into the ninth month Caesarean delivery. For example, an arduous, long- about himself and others, if you watch him at play. There's an the skin and that skin is often covered by a layer of fat, When without aay particular difficulty. When she went Into protracted period of labor that is exhausting for the element of danger in almost all games, just as there Is In life, it isn't, because of thinness or because of hereditary dif- labor and was admitted to Ihe hospital, the doctor came mother and the child may necessitate this means of and a child who's frightened, insecure and who hasn't de- ferences, then the bluish color of the blood may show through. to the coadaslon that she should have a Caesareaa delivery. veloped any confidence in himself may be too anxious to be You're probably tired because of jet lag. The brain sets up operation. Some members of Ihe family question the Almost always, obstetricians in major "hospitals able to take any risks. Some youngsters are afraid to play its own time clock and Isn't able to change as quickly as a reason why he did this. They think he should have waited across the country will seek a confirmatory opinion from because they're not sura if they'll still be loved if they lose. plane can cross the country. The change in day-night cycles is to see if she could deliver naturally. — Mr. G.E., Miss. a colleague before doing a Caesarean operation. Your foster children need to be reassured that they'll be loved out of sync with your biological clock and your body keeps Dear Mr. E.: Sometimes, of course, the urgency is so great that there and wanted no matter what the outcome of their games. trying to adjust, to reset Its cycle. Undoubtedly, your obstetrical surgeon must have is no time to dq this. The more you build their self-confidence through love, the You're wise to avoid sleeping pills. Your body will even- explained why he chose to deliver the baby by Caesarean A drug that is now in use in Europe for the treatment stronger they will become. Talk with them about their feel- tually adjust although you may have to make an extra effort section. It seems that your problem is to clarify that of gout has been found to be successful in preventing a ings and encourage them to express themselves freely. I and give yourself more time to relax before going to bed. explanation for your family so that they will thoroughly second severe heart attack. The drug, anturane (sulfin- suspect once they're sure of you and your affection, they'll Don't try to work In bed. Take a warm bath, have some warm understand, too. pyra-zone), seems to reduce the chances of a second begin to play. No child should be farced to play, so let them milk and read a dull book. The decision for this operation is made only after very heart attack for about six months after the first attack, careful calculation. One of the prime reasons would be a which is usually a period of great concern for the doctor woman who has some deformity of the pelvic bone that and the patient. would make normal delivery through the vaginal canal The drug is not yet officially released by the Food and ANN LANDERS difficult* or impossible. Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States Yet, In some unusual conditions, the unborn baby's head the preliminary studies done by prestigious physicians at may be too big for the small pelvis. Occasionally, an a few major hospitals in the United States indicate unusual complication — such as the early separation of substantial evidence of its value. the placenta (afterbirth) from the wall of the womb — The preliminary reports indicate that the drug con- may necessitate a rapid delivery to insure the safety of verts "the very high risk period for sudden death during A volume of pleasure the mother and the child. the first six months following a myocardial infarction If there is any evidence that the baby seems to be (heart attack) to one of significantly less risk." having respiratory difficulty, time must not be wasted, Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. me "Dummy" If you want Dear Friends: This Is a sorry there wasn't more. Do After five month* of cor- and a Caesarean section must be done immediately. Please write to him In care of this newspaper. first for me. 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It chooses its members to be its during his worry-laden years of office At Lake Placid he had AP Sporti Writer the 25 international federations that run the Olympic sports, representatives in their countries, so they are nor answerable to wage his toughest battle of all against the moves led by LAKE PLACID, NY - Lord Killanin. under heavy Olympic gold medal winners and others. to anyone except the IOC itself President Carter to boycott the Games in Moscow because of pressure to stand for a further term as president of the "I might possibly do that," KilUntn said, but only if the The president comes under a lot of pressure, and the strain Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan. International Olympic Committee, appears determined to request was unanimous '' step down of office has increased as Olympiads go by. Every Olympic Many IOC members thought Killanin reached the peak of Most IOC members are so hopeful that Killanin will stay Games is more difficult to pilot through than the last. "Eight years is long enough for anyone," the 65-year-old his leadership at Lake Placid in resisting the pressures from until 1961 that for the moment the campaigning and lobbying Killanin has battled against costs and politics during his Irish peer said once more as the XIII Winter Games ended at for the next president has died down. A year ago several Washington and insisting that the Games go on in Moscow Lake Placid names were being canvassed - Juan Antonio Samaranch of eight years. But it appears likely the United States will not send a He has said it repeatedly since soon after the Olympic Spain. Willi Daume of West Germany, James Worrall of He saw Denver withdraw from staging the 1976 Games team, and possibly the Games will be reduced to a small Games at Montreal in 1976 Canada, Joao Ha velange of Brazil and others. «*• after three years of planning because the people of Colorado collection of Russia's satellites and allies Killanin took over from the late Avery Brundage in 1972 If Killanin stayed on until 1M1 a change of rules would be voted against them in a referendum and has steered the Olympic movement through many a crisis necessary. The Olympic Charter lays down that a president is He fought losing battles at the 1976 Games at Montreal. by his quiet and diplomatic style of leadership. IOC members elected for eight years and may then be re-elected for further The Canadian government refused to admit the athletes of the are worried because they see no natural successor. periods of four years. Four years comprise an Olympiad Republic of China, although they were recognized by the IOC A compromise is possible. Killanin, whose eight-year term under the ancient Greek reckoning. Twenty-six African countries walked out of the Games at the ends with the Moscow Olympics this summer, is being pre- Brundage, who ruled the IOC with an iron hand, repeated- eleventh hour because a New Zealand rugby team was touring Sporti ssed to continue in office for at least one more year, so as to ly stood for re-election and remained In office for 20 years, South Africa. preside over the Olympic Congress at Baden-Baden, from 1952 to 1972. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25.1980 11 Germany, in 1981 That Is a big conference planned to include Killanin has suffered and recovered from a mild heart The autocratic IOC set itself in motion in the 1890s and has attack, lost nearly 90 pounds in weight and aged noticeably Cinderella U.S. team earns Olympic gold LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - The two-week long storybook journey is over. America's Cinderella hockey team has slipped into the glass skate and owns the gold medal. They are the Olympic champions. Mark Johnson, the team's leading scorer who scored one goal and set up another in the 4-2 clincher against Finland yesterday, thought that over for a moment and didn't know quite what to make of it. Olympic champions. "It's unbelievable to me," he said softly. "I have a feeling I can't describe. I sit here in awe." ' Perhaps the accomplishment of this team of 20 young hockey players was put into perspective best by their coach, Herb Brooks. "You are watching a group of people who startled the athletic world — not the hockey world, but the athletic world," he said. "They deserve so much in view of their age and how much they've accomplished in so short a time. "I love this hockey team." Team Renewed American Spirit So does America, not only for the gold they won but for the emotional style in which they did it. President Carter, who phoned the team In the dressing room following Friday night's emotional victory over the Soviet Union and again yesterday, put it this way to Mike Eruzione, captain of the Americans. "Tell the team how much I love them," Carter said. He spoke for the nation Their victories here set off emotional celebrations not only in this Olympic town but throughout the countfy. Fans snake-danced through the streets after the gold medal was clinched and chanting THEY'RE NUMBER ONE — The United States hockey team celebrates after its everything from "USA All The Way ... We're Number One," come-from-behind 4-2 victory over Finland yesterday. It was the first gold medal for to "When the Saints Go Marching In." The happiness was a U.S. hockey team in 20 years. » clearly contagious The euphoria was symptomatic of went on with this hockey team throughout the tournament. They played emo- tional hockey and their excitement often spilled over. At the medals ceremony, they sang the Star Spangled Banner together as the flag was raised. And then, at the urging of Eruzione, they all rushed up to join him on the victory platform, 20 Americans massed together, arms thrust high to celebrate the unexpected — the gold medal they weren't supposed to win.

Gold Medals Came As Surprise Goalie Jim Craig, a tower of strength throughout the tournament, was asked if he was surprised at winning the gold. He laughed. "If anybody here is not surprised, let me know, " he said. "I wouldn't want to go through this again next week. It might have a different result." But there will be no hockey games next week lor Team America. After a luncheon date today with President Carter, the team splits up with the players going their separate ways. Some will return to college hockey. Others will sign pro- fessional contracts. Six months together will end, sadly for some. ' "I think we'd like to stay together," said Eruzione. "We jelled into a team and no one can say they experienced what we've experienced. The saddest part is we just go (our separate ways) after tomorrow. Who knows if I'll see (team- mates John) Harrington or (David) Christian again. That's a disappointment." Then Eruzione grinned devilishly and added a punch line. "Maybe that's an advantage," he said. It was the kind of intra-team humor this group of young Americans enjoyed so much. They joked among themselves, AP photos teased Brooks about his seemingly endless stream of hockey OLD GLORY, NEW GLORY — James Craig, goalie of the United States' Olympic homilies, adages and proverbs which he preached to them. hockey team, stands with the American flag draped over his shoulders after the They laughed a lot and they won a gold medal and that is what THE SADDEST FINN — Finland's Lasse Litma, lower left, skates oft the ice quietly team's gold medal-winning victory over Finland. See U.S., page 13 while his teammates shake hands with the victorious United States team. Two weeks that America will not forget LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - They are America's 1976 Olympic coach. "I'm sitting history now, these 1980 Winter Olympic here in awe." Games, 13 days that belonged to Heiden and The sudden, startling success of this hockey, two weeks in February that America hockey team which snowballed as the Olym- will never forget. pics wound down, erased much of the sour They ended in a sea of red, white and blue taste of these Games which were often with 20 young Americans standing with gold plagued by problems of transportion and medals around their necks, proudly singing politics. the Star Spangled Banner as their flag was The Games began with Taiwan losing a raised saluting their stunning hockey gold series of court fights and withdrawing from medal. competition rather than participate under a Ask Eric Heiden, who wrote Olympic name, flag and anthem dictated by the In- history with five speed skating gold medajs, ternational Olympic Committee. Then came and he'll tell you the accomplishment of the IOC's runtilng "battle with the. Carter those young hockey players was the most administration over the Moscow Games. captivating event of these Games. That's America has said it would not participate in because Heiden was expected to claim Olym- the Summer Games because of Russian in- pic gold. The hockey players, a faceless team tervention in Afghanistan, but the IOC in- of college kids and minor leaguers, were not. sisted the Games must go on, with or without "People expected me to do well," said the United States. Heiden, "but I don't think many thought the While all this was going on, Heiden kept U.S. hockey team would beat the Russians." tearing around the speed skating oval, setting That startling, emotional victory Friday record after record. He won the 500, 1,000, night, put the Americans in position to claim 1,500. 5,000 and 10,000-meter tests becoming the gold. And that's exactly what they did the first athlete to claim five gold medals In a yesterday, rallying for third period goals by Winter Games. Leah Mueller added two Phil Verchota, Rob McClanahan and. Mark speed skating silvers but Eric's sister, Beth, Johnson for a 4-2 victory over Finland that who was expected to win some medals of her touched the heart and soul of the country. own, had to settle for a single bronze in the Fans snake-danced their way through the 3,000-meter race. streets of Lake Placid, singing patriotic When the hockey players were resting, songs and celebrating America's first hockey the ice rink was turned over to the figure gold In 20 years. And the players who earned skaters. Americans Charlie Tickner won a NOT MY STOP — Kenth Ronn, brakeman on Sweden's that medal basked In the delicious joy of the bronze and Linda Fratianne took a silver in ONE MAN SHORT — Sweden's No.1 four-man bobsled team, minus brakeman No.1 four-man bobsled team, ends his segment of the moment. their events with the golds going to Robin Kenth Ronn who fell off the sled before the Zag curve on the Mt. Van Hoevenberg race earlier than he expected after he fell from the sled "I have a feeling I can't describe," said Cousins of Great Britain in the men's event course, hits the Zag curve and continues on. The sled tipped slightly at Little S curve, yesterday. Johnson, the team's leading scorer and son of See Two, page 13 righted at 12, and then lost Ronn through Zlg Zag. 12 The Daily Regirtcr SHREWSBURY, N.J MONOAY, FEBRUARY 25. i960 Lucas silences the doubters as Nets sink Spurs, 129-123 PISCATAWAY (AP) - When Maurice Lucas "This game was typical. We gave the game Bucks Coach Don Nelson, whose team trimmed was traded to the New Jersey Nets for rookie away," Spurs Coach Doug Moe said. "We've Kansas City's laad in the Midwest Division to 2* Calvin Natt and two No. 1 draft picki, many given away dozens of different games this year. games. "We kept Kansas City from doing what it believed Lucas be«t days were behind them. You get a six-point lead and the ball. You're likes to do." But after his performance yesterday in the supposed to hold it and they take it away, there's A 15-6 Milwaukee spurt gave the Bucks a «M0 Nets' 129-123 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, not much you can do." halftime lead and they pulled away by limiting Lucas once and for all may have silenced any Ballets 112, Kaicki K Kansas City to 32 points in the second half. doubters LANDOVER, Md. - John Williamson came Trail Blaxers US, Cavillers 1M The S-fool-9 Lucas, acquired Feb I from off the bench to score II points in the second half RICHFIELD, Ohio - The way the coaches see Portland after a contract dispute and injury pro- to pace the Washington Bullets to a runaway it, there is some question as to whether Portland blems prompted his departure, scored 23 points victory over the New York Knicks. engineered a comefrom-behind victory or and had a career-high 26 rebounds and 10 assists The Bullets now have won three in a row of Cleveland engineered a come-from-ahead loss. This was the 28-year-old Lucas' seventh game five of their last seven games in a late bid for a Either way, time ran out with Portland ahead, with New Jersey and his first start. twelfth straight playoff appearance. giving the Cavaliers their third consecutive loss "I think my offense is still off because of the Williamson, acquired Feb. 4 from New Jersey, and their fourth in five games. system I was accustomed to. I'm used to passing wound up with 24 points and now has 57 points in "I think we played very good defense," said a lot, " Lucas said. "I'm still hesitating, the his last three games, giving the Bullets the scor- Trail Blazers Coach Jack Ramsay, attempting to coaches have talked to me several times about ing punch off the bench they have been lacking. explain Cleveland's 33 percent second-half shoot- that, It's just a matter of time before I break the Greg Ballard made five straight shots in the ing. "Jim Brewer was tough inside and Jim habit." third quarter when the Bullets increased a 90-47 Paxson came in and did well outside. They made George Gervin is one player who has never half-time lead to 77-62 and finished with 23 points. some good defensive plays. That got us running." been accused of hesitating to shoot. The National Elvin Hayes contributed 22 points and eight SUBS 111, Pacers 1« Basketball Association's leading scorer pumped rebounds while sitting out most of thz fourth INDIANAPOLIS - Alvan Adams sealed in 41 points, including the Spurs' last nine of the quarter. Phoenix's victory with six free throws In the final game, but the balanced New Jersey attack was Ray Williams led the Knicks with 26 points and three minutes. Walter Davis led the Suns with 29 too much.*Mlke Newlin led with 35 points, rookie Michael Ray Richardson added 16. points and Adams finished with 27. Cliff Robinson had a career high 27 and Roger The Knicks now have lost five of their last nine Bulls IK, Clippers IK Phegley had 22. games. CHICAGO - Rookie forward David .Two free throws by Newlin gave the Nets the Bucki M, Kings 72 Greenwood had 26 points, 16 rebounds and eight lead for good at 123-121, with 1:33 to play. Lucas KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Coach Cotton Fitxsim- assists as Chicago beat San Diego, despite 35 followed with two foul shots and then a vicious mons had a simple explanation for his Kansas points by the Clippers' Lloyd Free. slam dunk to put the game out of reach. City Kings' nightmarish loss to the Milwaukee Lakers lit, Rockets 100 "I put out the effort, put out 100 percent, and Bucks. LOj.. ANGELES - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hope the production comes out," said Gervin, who "I think we missed our wake-up call,"'said playeaVut It minutes because of a migraine hit on 16 of 27 attempts. "I'm always trying to Fitxsimmons. "And the Bucks definitely did not headache But had 15 points and six blocked shots win. Sometimes I put in 50 and we don't win. miss theirs." as the Lake* posted their fifth win in a row and You've got to have that killer instinct out there Before a home crowd of 14,546 at recently 17th straight at home, climbing Into a first-place and we don't have it.* reopened Kemper Arena and SLMtlonal television tie with Seattle in the Pacific Division, audence, the Kings could do Ifftle right as they l Wen 103, Warriors 1M ing inside. The Nets, a poor rebounding club suffered their most lopsided defeat of the season. OAKLAND - Philadelphia outscored Golden before Lucas' arrival, outrebounded the Spurs The 72 points were the fewest scored by any NBA State »-2 in the final 2:42 to win. Julius Erving, **£• 62-36. Lucas, by himself, had just 10 fewer re- team this season. who led all scorers with 29 points, clinched the ICING IT — George Gervin of the San Antonio Spurs fires two points past the hopeful bounds than the entire San Antonio team. "We really played great defensively," said victory with two free throws with 38 seconds left. but Ineffective New Jersey Net Maurice Lucas (33). The Nets topped the Spurs. Esposito 'powers' Rangers past the Islanders, 8-2 : NEW YORK (AP) - Phil Esposito, who hadn't scored a Rockies 1, Capitals 1 mon at 11:16 for cutting Edmonton's Brent Callighen. Cam recording his second shutout as the Quebec Nordiques de- goal at home since Dec. 9, got two power-play tallies in a five- DENVER - Lanny McDonald's 31st goal of the season in Connor scored Edmonton's second goal 32 seconds after the feated the Pittsburgh Penguins. goal second period that powered the New York Rangers to an the second period produced what proved to be a slow-paced tie Bruins killed off the penalty. Hislop broke a scoreless duel at 11:46 of the third period 8-2 National Hockey League victory over the New York between Colorado and Washington. Middleton picked up the puck and backhanded it into an with a high backhand shot from the right side of the net that islanders last night. McDonald's goal, coming from the right-wing side, was empty net while goalie Jim Corsi was engaged in a shoving beat Pittsburgh goalie Bob Holland, who faced only 18 shots. Walt Tkaczuk and Ron Duguay, who also scored two goals the result of successive Washington penalties midway through match behind the cage with Boston's Stan Jonathan. Secord Hislop added his second goal on a shot from the blue line with apiece, both tallied in the second period as the Rangers piled the second period. made it 4-1 with a long wrist shot that caught the corner of the 36 seconds remaining after the Penguins lifted Holland for an up a 6-1 lead and chased goalie Glenn Resch from the At first, Pierre Bouchard was whistled for hooking at 3:08 net. extra attacker. Islanders' net. Duguay and Tkaczuk also scored third-period and 36 seconds later, Caps goalie Wayne Stephenson was Red Wings 7, North Stars S Dion stopped four Pittsburgh breakaways to earn the goals. caught roughing against Colorado's Ron Delorme. DETROIT — Detroit's Reed Larson and Dan Labraaten shutout. George Ferguson and Mario Faubert went in alone in Ron Greschner gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead with an Delorme was stationing himself In front of the Washington each scored a pair of goals to pace the Red Wings to a victory the third period, but the goalie made the save both times. unassisted goal at 8:30 of the first period. goal while Colorado was on a power play and Stephenson got over the Minnesota North Stars. Black Hawks 3, Sabres 1 Three of the Rangers' second-period goals and both third- caught punching him in the back of the head, trying to get Larson welcomed Minnesota goalie Louie Levasseur to the CHICAGO — Rich Preston's two first-period goals includ- period tallies came on power plays. Tkaczuk got the first one, Delorme out of his line of sight. NHL after just 54 seconds of play, when he poked a five-foot ing one oh a power play led the Chicago Black Hawks to a lifting his own rebound over a fallen Resch at 1:25. The goalie It took the Rockies just 29 Seconds to capitalize on the two- shot into the net. The husky defenseman scored his 15th goal victory over the Buffalo Sabres in a game between two was far out of the cage when Maloney scored at 5:48, firing man advantage. Defensemen Kevin Morrison and Rob of the season at 9:24 of the second period when he drilled home divisional leaders. the puck past defenseman Dave Langevin, who was in front of Ramage worked the puck around the perimeter to McDonald a slap shot from just inside the Detroit blue line. The victory enabled the Hawks to break even with the the cage in an unsuccessful attempt to act as goalie. and the Rockies' top scorer skated in on the Washington goal Levasseur had just been called up from Minnesota's farm Sabres for the season with each team winning one game and Goals by Esposito on a rebound at 9:09 and Duguay on a 2- and rifled a hard shot into the left corner. club at Oklahoma City of the Central Hockey League for Gary two others ending in ties. on-1 break at 10:21 made it 5-0 before Bryan Trottier scored Bruins i, Oilers 2 Edwards, who has a sore back. Both of Preston's goals, giving him 22 for the season, came his 32nd goal of the season for the Islanders, stuffing a short EDMONTON, Alberta - Goals by Rick Middleton and Al Minnesota's Tom Younghans and Al MacAdam on assists by Tom Lysiak. Lysiak won his faceoff early in the shot past Rangers goalie John Davidson. Sword less than 3Vi minutes apart early in the third period sandwiched first period goals around one by Detroit's Glenn first period in the Buffalo zone and Preston hammered the However, Esposito, who had scored 11 goals on the road enabled the Boston Bruins to defeat the Edmonton Oilers. Hicks — his first in the NHL - as the clubs skated to a 2-2 tie. puck past Bob Sauve at 2:01. since his last Madison Square Garden tally, got his second of Middleton's 27th goal of the season and Secord's 18th gave Nordiques 2, Penguins 0 Preston made it 2-0 at LI: 10 on a power goal while Rick the period and 26th of the campaign at 16:13 on a sharp angle the Bruins a 4-1 lead with 12ft minutes remaining and they QUEBEC — Jamie Hislop scored both goals in the final Martin was serving a holding penalty. Pr&ton took a cross-ice from the right side of the cage. protected it through a five-minute penalty to Brad McCrim- 8'4 minutes and goalkeeper Michel Dion stopped 33 shots in pass from Lysiak and slapped in the goal from about 25 feet. L.A. winner Watson doesn't feel top-class

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tom Watson figures he must win "Anyone who can win ten percent of his tournaments is doing Palmer's Bay Hill Classic at Orlando, Fla., Watson stands in Watson bogeyed the 13th hole to fall into a tie with Bob a United States Open golf championship to be classed with exceptionally well." his familiar place at the top of the PGA money winners. Gilder, and the 50-year-old Don January sank a 40-foot chip Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Sam Snead. Watson won two of the seven PGA tour events he played With his |45,000 victory in the Los Angeles event, Watson shot from the fringe at the 15th to make it a three-wav "I have won tournaments, but I feel that's what it takes," this season on the Western swing, has won $106,525 in less than two months. deadlock. Watson said yesterday after winning the Los Angeles Open. i As the pros move from California to Florida for Arnold He won $462,636, a PGA record and has a total of $1,777,958 Watson finished one group ahead of January and Gilder for his 10-year pro career. and he scored a routine par four on the 454-yard final hole of LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fourth-round Mike Morlev. 11,789 73-70-69-73—285 the 7,029, par 35-36 Riviera course. tcorti end money winning! In tut S2J0.000 Gay Brewer. 11.7)9 71-71-71-72-285 Glen Campbell Loi Anaelei Open at the Peter Jacobsen. 11,789 73-7W1-7O—285 7.029-yard, par 71 Riviera Country Club rlnt M.. UMTKI. N.J. MuastfMi M, Red Buk CalMtc U, 1OT 102. TOTALS 24961 am. CIA 12 111138-69 1212111681 —88 1636-7444 RED BANK - A short jumper by Roy Oberhauser with It. Peter-! 16111714 — 81 168111748—18 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1980 The Dtatfy Register 13 U.S. hockey team earns golden victory (Continued) They are the members of the Finnish hockey team, the watching the guys," Makkonen said through his interpreter at physical condition than the North American players, by far" America wiu remember about them losing iquad yesterday. a press conference. "So we really don't know at this point but that individual mistakes had led to the goals that gave the Flui Capture Uiamy They also comprise a team that is liable to lose players to bow many of the guys we can keep." US. the gold medal Another group may be remembered with name* like Tracy National Hockey League teams, and Coach Kari Makkonen is He also said "The NHL, they don't want to alter their History Maker Mistakes History Stallard, who served up the 61st home run ball to Roger Marts not pleased about that. schedule to accomodate any national teams in Europe that The thrill of victory and the giddiness of being the new in 1861, and Al Downing, who gave up the 715th home run of "As you well know, the guys with a lot of money around might need their players." owner of a gold medal apparently scrambled a few historic Hank Aaron'i career. here in North America, within the NHL, they've been here The coach went on to add he felt his team had "a better details in the mind of American defenseman Jack O'Callahan The 21-year-old O'Callahan, a native of Charles Town, Mass., said his home was "in the shadow of Bunker Hill, and the Americans won at Bunker Hill and the Americans won at Lake Placid." Two weeks of competition make mark When reminded the Americans did not win the June, 1775 battle, O'Callahan said, "I don't want to hear that. (Continued) American man since 1M4. Tiny Liechtens- run in history, an amazing 59 73 second drive. they had pulled their goalie. Then they ripped "Why do you think there's a monument there It's right up and Annett Potzsch of East Germany in the tein, a map-dot European principality, came His team's combined time of 3:59.91 for four Czechoslovakia 7-3 and suddenly they started the street from my house. They won; they won." women's. away with four skiing medals including its runs beat the unit headed by Erich Schaerer thinking about a medal. Not a gold, of course. And after an Olympics like the American team had, it was But there was heartbreak for America in first two golds ever, both won by Hanni of Switzerland, who had won the two-man Everyone had conceded that to the Soviets, tough to argue with the youngster that competition when an injury to Randy Wenzel. race. who had won four Olympic golds in a row and Gardner ended the pairs medal bid by him The gruelling Nordic cross country races East Germany finished with 23 medals, had not even lost a game in this competition and Tai Babilonia before they ever took the were dominated by the Soviet Union and East nine of them gold, to 22 medals and 10 golds since 1968 ice. With the United States couple out of the Germany. Russia's Nikolai Zimyatov won for the Soviets. The United States was third America finished the preliminary round competition, defending champions Irina Rod- three Nordic gold and countryman Anatoli with 12 medals and six golds, matching its undefeated and moved into the medal com- Pay bills the easy, nina and Alexandr Zeitsev skated to the title. Aljabiev took home two golds and a sliver best Winter production ever. petition with the Soviets, Sweden and On the ski slopes, Sweden's Ingemar Sten- from biathlon events. Barbara Petxold of But the medal remembered most was Finland. Their first opponents would be the money-saving uxjy mark claimed two Alpine medals, only the East Germany won two golds in Nordic races earned by America's team of destiny, the Russians, considered by experts to be the third man in history to win more than one in a and teammate Frank Ullrich captured one unknowns who represented the United States best hockey team in the world — amateur or PLUS 5 V interest single Olympics, and Austria's Annemarie gold and two silvers. in the hockey tournament. They started the professional. per annum. Moser-Proell claimed the gold medal she has East Germany and Switzerland swept the Games seeded seventh in the eight-team Coach Herb Brooks offered some pre- been waiting for since 1073. Stenmark came bobsledding medals. Manfred Nehmer of field. Saying they were lightly-regarded game philosophy for his players. "You are from behind for both his golds. In the slalom, East Germany won his third straight Olym- might be kind. born to be a player," he told them. "You are he overtook American Phil Mahre, whose pic gold in the four-man bob race yesterday, But they tied Sweden 2-2 in their opening meant to be here. This moment is yours. UMV n» • NUT1M • UMUM silver was the first Alpine medal won by an setting a record with the fastest Olympic bob game on a goal with 26 seconds to play after You're meant to be here at this time." XIII Winter Olympic Games LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — The final Skier —2 gold. ______, Women's Downhill Tttcd&e /t"Date tounlrybv country Olympic medal nlng. Norway, and Vladimir Lobanov, Vladimir Allken, Soviet Union, Annemarie Moser-Procll, Austria; Minding* at Iht XIIt Winter Olvmpkt: biathlon — 1 gold, 1 silver. Hannl Wenzel, Lletrtenstein, Marie- Soviet Union. Nation Geld Silver Irani. Total A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Hans Jurgen Gtrtiirdt, East Therei Nadlo, Switzerland. Men's 1, soo-ma tar MARCH 1 Soviet Union to Germany, bobsledder -1 gold, I silver. Eric Heiden. Madison, WIs.; Kal organizations. Rates 12.50 for three lines for one day, E. Germany 9 Women's Giant SUIom Rutgers University Glee Club to perform at Bernhard Germeshauten, East. Hanni Wenzel. Liechtenstein; Irani Arne Stenshjemmet, Norway; Terje »1.00 each additional line; 13.50 for two days, f 1.25 each United SUttl e Germany, bobsledder — 1 gold, 1 silver. fcppl*, West Germany, Perrlne Pelen, Andersen. Norway. Holmdel High School on Crawfords Corner Road, at 8 Austria 3 VasHI Rochev, Soviet Union, Nordic France. additional line; (5.50 for three to five days, $1 50 each Sweden 3 Men's 5,000 meter P.M. Advance sale tickets are $2.00 for students and skier — 1 gold, 1 silver. Women's Slalom Eric Heiden, Madison, WIS.; Kal Uchtenitcin Erich Sheerer, Switzerland, bobsled additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional Hannl Weniel, Liechtenstein; Arne Stenshjemmet. Norway.- Tom Ox- senior citizens; $3.00 for adults $1.00 more at the door. Finland 1 der, 1 gold, 1 silver. Norway,,. 1 Christ* Klnihofer, West Germany, holm, Norway. line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Josaf Bern, Switzerland, bobsledder, Erlka Hess. Switzerland. For information, 846-8832 or 946-4139. Netherlands I l gold, 1 sliver. Men'i 10,000-meter The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Swilieriand 1 Bogdan Musloi, East Germany, NORDIC SKIING Eric Heiden, Madison, Wis.,- Plel Secretary. t, Grill Britain t bobsledder — 1 gold, t bronie. Men'i 15 Mlomtttr Klelne, Netherlands; Tom Oxholm. Ethnic Folk Dance by Operation Friendship at W. Germany 0 Melnhard Nehmer, East Germany, Thomas Wassberg, Sweden; Juha Norway. Italy 0 Mielo. Finland; Ove Aunll, Norway. bobsiedder - l gold, l bronze. Women's 500-meter Webster Hall, Tower Hill Presbyterian Church, 7:30-10 Men'* JO-kllometer • 0 Natalia Petruseva, Soviet Union, Karln Enke, East Germany; Leah Nikolai Zlmyatov, Soviet Union; MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY p.m. $2.00 per person, $5.00 a family. •y 0 speed skater — 1 gold, I bronze. Mueller, Dousman, Wis.; Natalia Vastly Rochev, Soviet Union; Ivan Leah Mueller, Dousman, Wit, speed PHfuseva, Soviet Union. CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Si;::;::::::::::8 { ? ! skater —2 silver. Lebenov, Bulgaria . Star of The Sea School PTA is sponsoring an Italian Ciechotlovakia....O 0 I 1 Wdmen's 1,000-meter Hllkka Rllhivouri, Finland, Nordic Men'i SO-kilometar Natalia Petruseva, Soviet Union. assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, France 0 0 i i Nikolai Zimvalov, Sovlel Union; Night at 7:30 p.m. in the school, Chelsea Si Third Aves skier— 2 silver. Leah Mueller. Dousman, Wis.; Silvia social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Kal Arne Stenshjemmet. Norway, Juha Mleto, Finland; Alaxandrc Zav Albrecht, East Germany. NOTE: One extra medal was lalov, Soviel Union. Long Branch Good food, good music, and door prizes. speed skater — 2 silver. Woman's i.SOO meter charge. Call 291-0485. Mon., Wed., Fri., 9 a.m. to 12 awarded after a lie for the bronie in the Men's 40-kllometar relay Ove Aunll, Norway, Nordic skier — 1 Annie Borcklnk, Netherlands; Rla $9.00 per person. Reservations: Rene Fornicola, men'i 1.D00 meler speed skatlno, race. Soviet Union (Vasili Rochev, Nikola) silver, t bronze. Visser, Netherlands; Sablne Becker. noon. Bezhukov, Evgeny Belleev, Nikolai Sablne Becker, East Germany, East Germany. 229-9562 or Barbara Robertson, 229-1864 before Feb. 28. MULTIPLE MEDAL WINNERS speed skater — l silver, 1 bronze. Zimyatov) . Norway (Lari-Erik Five Medali Erlksen. Per Knut Aaiand, Ove Aunll. Women's J,0»meter Tom Oxholm, Norway, speed skater Bjoerg-Eva Jensen, Norway; Sabine Era Heiden. Madison, Wit., speed — 2 bronie. Oddvar Bra*); Finland (Harrl FEBRUARY 23, MAR. 1 skater — 5 gold medals Klrvesnlemi, Perttl Teuraiarvl, Matti Becker, East Germany; Beth Heiden, MARCH 2 Madison, WIs. The Christian Home is more than praying together; Three Medals INDIVIDUAL WINNERS Pilkanen, JuhaMltto}. The New Jersey State Orchestra, Murray Glass, Nikolai Zlmvalov, Soviet Union, BOBSLED it's LIVING together. The Middletown Bible Study will ALPINE SKIING Women's J kilometer Two-man Nordic ikler — 3 sold. Men's Downhill Ralsa Smetanlna, Soviet Union; music director, presents Joey Swenson & Sasha'Mis- Hanni Weniel, Llechenstcln, Alpine Switzerland II (Erich Schaerer sponsor Dennis & Joan Hunt in a seminar stressing the Leonhard Stock, Austria; Peter Hllkka Rllhivouri, Finland; Keveta Josef Ben); East Germany 11 hnaevski, violinist in Mozart's "Symphonie Con- ikler— (gold, 1 silver. VUlrntberger. Austria, Stephen Pod Jarlova, Czechoslovakia. practically of the Bible within the framework of the Anatoli Allablev, Soviet union, (Bernhard Germetnauten-Han* Jurgen borski, Canada. Women't 10-kllomeler certante" & works by Stravinsky, Delibes, Tchaikovsky biathlon — 2 sold, t bronie. Gerhardt); East Germany I (Melnhard modem Christian home. The seminar will be held on Men's Giant Slalom Barbara Petzold, East Germany; 'Frank Ullrich, East Germany, Nehmer Bogdan Musloi). & Pleasant • Premier 3 p.m. Tickets: $5.00 seniors & Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden; An- Hiikka Rllhivoun, Finland; Helena biathlon — 1 gold, 2 silver. Four-man Sat., evenings through Mar. 1, from 7:30 to9:30 P.M. at dreas Wen«l, Llecheniteln; Hans Enn, Takalo, Finland East Germany I (Meinnard Nehmer, students half-price. Juha Mieto, Finland, Nordic skier — Austria. the Navesink Methodist Church, Navesink Ave., I silver, 1 bronie Women's lo-kllometer relay Bogdan Musloi, Bernhard Men's Slalom East Germany (Marllei Rostock, Germeshausen, Hans Jurgen Navesink. No advance registration is necessary. For Two Medals Carola Anding, Veronik« Heese, Barbara Peliold. East Germany, Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden; Phil Gerhardt); Switzerland I (Erich additional information call 291-2436 or 842-8738. The New Jersey State Orchestra, Murray Glass, Mahre, Yaklma, Wash.; Jacques Barbara Petzold), Soviet Union (Nina Schaerer, Ulnch Baechll, Rudolf Marti, Nordic tkter — 2 gold. Baldvcheva, Nina Rochev*, Gailne lng«m«r Stenmark, Sweden, Alpine Luethv, Switzerland. Josef Bern); East Germany II (Horst music director, presents Joey Swenson & Sasha Mis Kulakova; Norway (Brit Petterten, Schoenau, Roland Wetzlg, Detief Anelti Poe, Marlt Mvrmael, Beril FEBRUARY 21,28 hnaevski, violinist in Mozart's "Symphonie Con- Rlchter, Andreas Klrchner). Aunli). LUGE Ms. Senior Citizens is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip . certante" & works by Stravinsky, Delibes, Tchaikovsky Olympic Hockey Nordic Combine* Men's St Pleasant • Premiere 3 p.m. Tickets: $5.00 seniors & Ulrlch Wehllno. East Germany; Bernhard Glass, East Germany; to Caesar's Boardwalk Regency, Atlantic City, hot USA, 6 46. Christian, USA, B:S4; Jouko Karjatatnen, Finland; Konrad Paul Hildgartner, Italy, Anton Winkler. buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar, cocktail and taffy. students half-price. Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park. S 10 Verchota, USA, 15:45 Winkler, East Germany West Germany. Soviet Union 2 1 0 Shots on goal—United States 14 8 7— Man's 70-meter ski lump Doubles Complete $14 - Call 988-5433, 774-1411 or 842-3001. All Sweden 0 1 3 2 1 14 29 P Inland 1 6 10- 23. Anton Innauer, Austria; til, Hans Rlnn-Norbert Harm, Cast Poricy Park Nature Center will hold a Wine & Finland 0 2 1 7 11 Goalies—United States, Craig; Hlrokaiu Yagl, Japan, and Manfred Germany; Peter Gschmtzer-Karl Brun- welcome. Friday's Games Finland, valtonen. Deckert. East Germany. ner, Italy; Georg Flucklnger-Karl Cheese benefit on Sun., Mar. 2, 3-5 P.M. at Nature Czechoslovakia 6, Canada 1, consola- Men'i to meter ikl Jump Schrolt, Austria. tion playoff Sweden I • 2—2 Jouko Tormanen, Finland; Hubert FEBRUARY 22, 23, 28 MAR. 1 Center, Oak Hill Rd., Middletown. Featuring de- United States A, Soviet Union 3 Soviet Union 4 S 0—1 Vera Zozulya, Soviet Union; Melltta "Design For Murder," Monmouth Players winter monstrations of woodcarving, scrimshaw Si beekeeping, Finland 3, Sweden 3, tie First Period—1, Soviet Union, Finland. Sollmann, East Germany; Ingrlda Petrov (Kherlamov), :3* 2, Soviet Un- Yesterday's Oames BIATHLON Amantova, Soviet Union, wildlife art on exhibit, silent auction 4 N.J. wines ion, Makarov (Gollkov), SSI. 3. Soviet production, directed by Kay Stansbury. A suspenseful United States A, Finland 2 lO-kllomater FIGURE SKATING Soviet Union 9, Sweden 2 Union, Maltsev (Blijaletdlnov, mystery. Curtain 8:30, Navesink Library Theatre, Mon- Tickets available in advance, $ 7.50 per person through Pervuhkln), 10:31. 4, Soviet Union, Frank Ullrich, East Germany; Men's Mlkhallov (Kharlamov, Pervukhln), Vladimir Allken, Soviet Union; Anatoli Robin Cousins, Great Britain; Jan mouth Rd.. Middletown. Tickets available at door. For Poricy Park Citizens Committee, Box 36, Middletown, NOTE: Standings and points include Allablev, Soviet Union. Hoffmann, East Germany; Charles performances against each other In the 17.38 Penalties—Lundholm, Swe, 4:49; N.J. 07748 or call 842-5966. Eriksson, Swe, 16:32, A.Gollkov, USSR, 20-kllometer Tlckner, Littleton, Colo. Information call 871-1225 round-robin playoff (Soviet Union beat Anatotl Allablev, Soviet union; Women's Finland 4-2; United States and Sweden 16:32; Fetlsov, USSR, double minor, Frank Ullrich, East Germany; Annett Potisch, East Germany; Lin- tied 2-2). 19:42; Lundqvlst, Swe, 19:42. FEBRUARY 23-24 Eberhard Rosen, East Germany. da Fratlanne, Northrldge, Calif; Second Period—5, Soviet Union, M kilometer relay Daomar Lurz, West Germany. Christian Brothers Academy Women's Guild Art MARCH 3, 4, 5 United Stain 0 1 J—* Vaslliev, .33. 6. Soviet Union. Krutov (Pervuhkin), 7:1ft. 7, Soviet Union, Soviet Union (Vladimir Alikin, Alex- Pairs Show & Sale, main building, Newman Springs Rd., Altar Rosary Society, Star Of The. Sea Church, Finland 1 1 0—2 ander Tikhonov, Vladimir Barnaschov. Irina Rodnlna-Aleksandr Zeitsev, First Period—1, Finland, Porvarl Skvortsov (Balderls, Pervuhkln), 8:14. Long Branch, will hold a "This & That Sale", Mar. 3, 4, 6, Soviet Union, Zhluktov (Balderis, Anatoli Allablev); East Germany Soviet Union; Marina Chersekova- Lincroft, N.J. Sat. 1-6 p.m.. Sun. Noon to 5 p.m. Mixed (Lelnonen, Lftmat, 9:20. Penalties— (Mathlas Jung, Klaus Siebert, Frank Sergel Shakral, Soviet Union; Manuela Kosklnen, Fin, 4:54. Skvortsov}, 14'S1. 9, Soviet Union, media art and also selected craft. Professional artists. 5, 10-3 P.M. at the school, 3rd Si Chelsea, Long Branch Fetisov, 15:02. Penaltles—Aahlberg. Ullrich, Eberhard Reich); Wast Mager-Uwe Bewersdorf, East Second Period— I, United States, Germany (Frani Bernrelter, Hansi Germany. 222-5342, 222-1392. Chrisloff, 4:39. 3, Finland, Lelnonen Swe, 4:38; Vaslliev, USSR, 8 36 Estner, Peter Angerer, Gerd Winkler). Ice Dancing (Haapalalnen, Kllmalalnen), 6:30 Third Period—10, Sweden, Aahlberg SPEED SKATING FEBRUARY 23, 24, 25 Penalties—Ramsey. USA, 2:37; (Welnstock, Holmgren), 9:17. 11, Natalia Linichuk-Gennadi Schneider, USA, 6:00. Suoranieml, Fin. Sweden, Holmgren (Naeslund), 14:11. w moie Karpono&ov, Soviet Union; Krlsztlna Antique Show, sponsored by Sisterhood Congrega- MARCH 5 15:52. Penalties— Pelrov, USSR, :33; Krutov, Eric Heiden, Madison, Wis.; Regojzv-Andras Sallay,Vlungarv. Irina' Third Period—4, United States, USSR, 11:58. Yevgeny Kulikov, Soviet Union; Lleuwe Molseeva-Andrel Mtnenkov, Soviet Un- tion B'nai Israel, Rumson, Feb. 23, 8-11 p.m. Sun., 11-9 "You've been to the rest — now come to the best!" Verchota (Christian), 2:25. 5, United Shots on goal—Sweden 5-fl-13—26 De Boer,Netherlands ion. p.m. Mon., 10-4 p.m. Opening night $5 per person The East Keansburg PTA invites you to attend its States, McClanahan (Johnson, Chris- Soviet Union IS 7 t -28 Man's 1,000-meter HOCKEY United States; Soviet Union; tian). 6 05. 4, United Stales, Johnson Goalies-Sweden, Lindbergh; Soviet Eric Heiden, Madison, WIs.; Gaetan includes champagne preview - unlimited entrance to Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East (Christoff), 16:25. Penaltlas-Broten, Union, Mvshkin. Sweden. Boucher, Canada; lie, Froede Roen show. General admission $2. Keansburg, 7:30 p.m. Refreshments, door prizes. Dona- FEBRUARY 24 tions: $2.50. Ticket information 787-1191 or 787-0068. Bayshore Companion Dog Club, Red Bank, will sponsor its 21st A.K.C. licensed obedience Trial — MARCH 6 indoors at Middletown High School South, Nutswamp Navarumsunk Auxiliary's Annual Luncheon, Rd. Spectators are invited — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ad- benefit for Family St Children Services at Shadowbrook Wave favored in playoffs mission: Adults, $1.00. Children, 501. Benefiting Mon- Restaurant. "Suddenly It's Spring" is the theme for mouth County SPCA Spaying Fund and Middletown fashions presented by the Angelic Tiger. Reservations & ticket information available from chairwomen, Mrs. Top-seeded Long Branch, the Shore Conference "B" Middletown South-Neptune High School South Greening Committee. The day's Teresa Williams, 542-7594 or Mrs. Marie Rell, 747-9359 Division North champion, is regarded as a slight favorite to TOMS RIVER — "We're going to have our hands full," events will be over 300 dogs and handler teams from take the conference championship as the playoffs Up off with admitted Middletown South coach Pat Houston in discussing N.J., NY., Conn., Maryland and Pennsylvania compet- MARCH 8 doubleheaders at Middletown South and Toms River East Neptune. ing for silver trophies and cash prizes. Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author St lecturer, High Schools. This is the third game between the two teams with Monmouth County Coin Club Sixth Semi-Annual will conduct a teaching seminar at the Hilton Inn, Hope The Green Wave will have to overcome plenty of opposi- Middletown winning the first game last month, 55-46. Nep- Rd., Tinton Falls (Exit 105. Garden State Parkway), on tion. Lakewood, which faces Long Branch at Middletown Coin Show, American Hotel, Freehold, N.J. 10 a.m. to6 Sat., Mar. 8, 9 a.m. to I p.m. Coffee & Danish will be tune, however, has shown great improvement since that time p.m. Free admission. Browse, door prizes, exhibits. South, 7 p.m., Neptune, Asbury Park and Manasquan the top and routed the Eagles, 89-63, in the return game three weeks served. For registration information, please call challengers. FEBRUARY 25 291-2436 or 842-8738. ago. Marlboro High School presents a winter Concert, 8 Fourth-seeded Jackson, the "A" South champions, will "Apparently, Neptune is playing up to their talent and face "B" South co-champion Manasquan, the fourth-seeded P M , in the auditorium, Lyn Lewis, Musical Director. Holy Name Society of St. Agnes Church, Atlantic potential," Houston admitted. "Without question they are the team, at 8:30. FEBRUARY 26 Highlands will hold its annual St. Patrick's Dinner most talented team at the Shore. We would have to play Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, Dance, in the school cafeteria, from 8 p.m., to 1 a.m. At Toms River East, third-seeded Asbury Park, the other almost a flawless game to beat the,m." "B" South co-champion, will meet sixth-seeded Manchester, Cocktail Dance, 8?30 P.M., Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville. Dancing to the music of Kevin Guerin's "Biddy Ear- Neptune's guards, Terry Fisher and Brian. Gabriel will the "C" Division champion, at 7 p.m. "A" North champion Call 671-2777 for information. ly's". Full course dinner and Irish entertainment. For present problems to the Eagles. "If they shoot well from the tickets, $8.75, call 842-4144 or 291-3388. and second-seeded Neptune meets seventh-seeded Mid- FEBRUARY 27 dletown South at 8:30. perimiter, were going to we're going to have problems," Houston said. "That is what happened the last time." Chinese Auction, sponsored by St. Agnes PTA at MARCH 8 Long Branch-Lakewood Buck Smith's, East Keansburg, 7:30 P.M. 100 gallons of Dinner Dance Mater Dei PTA, March 8, Cocktails MIDDLETOWN - Long Branch coach Gerry Matthews is The Eagles (18-3) are the defending conference playoff champions and will give the Fliers plenty of trouble. fuel oil, giant Easter Basket and more. Tickets: $2.00. at 7 p.m., dinner 8 p.m.. Shore Casino, $52 a couple. not too happy about his team drawing Lakewood as his first Information, call 291-5248 or 291-3843. Information: Mrs. Robert Moore, 671-0882. round opponent. "We have to control the tempo of the game," Pacing the Eagles are the two veterans of last year's Matthews said. "They (Lakewood) play under control and team, center John Benbrook and point guard Jim Murray. The Bayshore Jewish Singles will meet on Feb. 27, MARCH * will not beat themselves." Another key performer is senior Roger Baum who missed the 8 P.M., at Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen. The Rumson Pop Warner Parents Assn. is sponsor- Admission: $1.00. Refreshments will be served. Lakewood point guard Ty Rodriguez is a particular con- last Neptune-Middletown South contest due to an ankle injury. ing a basketball game between the Rumson All stars & cern to Matthews. "He is perhaps the best point guard at the Neptune, winner of nine in a row, have height, shooting FEBRUARY 28 the N.Y. Giants at 2 p.m. in the Rumson High School Shore." and a deep bench. Ayelet Chapter B'nai B'rith Women it St. Gym. Half-time autograph* will be available. Tickets $3 Aibury Park-Manchester are available on an advance basis only at the Rumson The Piners (134) are quick and have good size in 6-5 Joe Benedict's Church will show Holocaust film "Avenue of 1 FiUpatrick and Lloyd Burgess. TOMS RIVER— The Blue Bishops will be solid favorites The Just" at St. Benedict's, Bethany Rd., Holmdel 8:15 Market, Butler's ' Deli, Val's Tavern, Hintelmann's Liquors in Rumson St at the Willow Cleaners in Sea .Another problem for Matthews is that he hasn't seen the tn this game as Manchester (12-8) doesn't appear to have the P.M. Children over 10 welcome. Refreshments served. Bright Si Little Silver or by calling Mrs. Hunter at Piners for quite some time. "I haven't seen them since personnel to match up with the 16-5 Bishops. Admission free. For information call Joni Frankel, Three-year veteran Wilson Ross Is the key player in the Christmas," Matthews said. "I was looking forward to seeing 739-0140 or Ronnie Rubenstein, 739-0359. MARCH 15 them against Union, but we were playing Red Bank Catholic Bishop offense while guards Carl Reavis and Howie Warford QUEST—Weekly forum for single, divorced and that night." direct the Hawk offense. Colts Neck Historical Society's 15th Annual Spring widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Antique Show, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, Colts Senior Mike Alston And junior Ron Young have been Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. Neck, N.J. For Information, Louis Whitney, Chairman, providing the brunt of the Brancher scoring this season. Southern at Monmoulh Donation: $3.00. 462-1378. Long Branch (19-2) had a 19-game win streak snapped by TODAY Lakewood al Central Boys BaikelUII Blue Dlvlslan Chinese Auction sponsored by Court St. James, C. Colts Neck Historical Society's 15th Annual Spring Red Bank Regional Friday, but Matthews is hoping that his IlKra Cenferenco PlavMK Toms River East at Marlboro Chemplomhlp Dlvttlen D. A. held in cafeteria, Peters PI., Red Bank at 7:30 Antique Show, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, Colts team can come back. Toms Rlvar South al Howell Al Middletown South Jackson at Rad Bank Reg. P.M. Refreshments and door prizes. Tickets $2.00. UDM Branch n. Lakewood (7) Neck, N.J. For Information, Louise Whitney, Pt. Pleasant Boro at Keansburg "The only other time we lost (to Asbury Park) we came Mlnasquan vs. Jackson Twp, (8:90) TOMORROW Chairman, 462-1378. At Taint Rlvtr Eait back strong, "Matthews said. Bovs Basketball FEBRUARY » Aiburv Park vi. Manchester (7) Manaiquan-Jackson MIMItlown South.... vi. Neptune 11:30) Share Canlerer.ce Plavatlt Westminster Presbyterian Church, Tindall Rd., MARCH 23 Red Division Middletown Jaycees Annual Vacation Auction, MIDDLETOWN - The Warriors (16-9) will go into this Glrli Basketball Howoll at Rad Bank Middletown is having a Tupperware Party, 8 P.M. in the Mara Centeronco Plavalis Southern al Short church, proceeds going to Building Fund. Information: Cobblestones Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Middletown. Bid- game as a slight favorite, but Manasquan coach Ron Champlonihlp Division Freehold Township at Malawan Middletown No at Toms Rlvar So. ding begins 1 P.M. sharp. Send $1.00 donation for each Gerlufson has one concern. "I haven* been able to scout Al Short Rational A71-AAA7 Rumson-FH vt. Neptune 17) While Dlvlslan 10th International Buffet of greater Red Bank ticket St brochure to P.O. Box 184, Middletown, N.J. them. I'll have to talk to some coaches of teams that have FrtenoldTwp,... vi.Asburv Park (8:30) Marlboro at Point Beach Al Wall High School Ktvporl al Holmdtl Chapter of PEOPLE TO PEOPLE at First Pre- 07748 or call 787-7704 or 671-4196. Ocean at Monmouth played them this season." Brick vl. Toms Rlvar North (7) Rarllan alManalapan Mlddlatown North... vs. Freehold (8:30) sbyterian Church, 255 Harding Rd., Red Bank, on Fri., MARCH 31 Manasquan is a balanced team with Mike Sullivan and Roy It ad Dlvlslan aim Dlvlslan Allenlown at Brick Feb 29, 7 p.m. Speaker: Marvin Maurer, Professor of Atlantic City Boardwalk Regency, River Plaza Oberhauser and Matt Dempsey providing the bulk of the Menelapen atHotmdal Red Bank Catholic al Manasquan Central at Point Boro Political Science, Monmouth College - IRAN, Search Henry Hudson at Toml Rlvar North Ladies Auxiliary includes show, cocktails, buffet scoring. Shora at Mlddlalown South Wall alOr.aa.n Toms River East at Freehold For A Context. Donations $5.00 a couple plus dish for 10. luncheon, taffy. Round trip transportation. $17.50 per Jackson (15-5) counts on a deliberate offense with Roger While DtvlllsN Oihei Oames Call 747-5168 or 747-1157 for information. Rarltan al Malawan Rag. Rad Bank Catholic at SI. Rose person. Call 741-6281, Reservations deadline March 16. Cooney and Jeff Urban the top scorers. Kevporl at Manchaitar St. John Vlannev at St. Patar's INB) 14 The Dtfly Renter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1980 NHL Standings Scoring race virtual tie New Yert WiMii a. Naw Verk Is. Thiro Parno—a. Ranwrs. Ouaaav — meier. u:is, There has beta no chaagt average while Raritan's ing scoring pace with », ». "S5SJ? 10 (lack. LaraaaJ. 0.S7 t. Ranaars, Hicks. Dot, maier. 14 11. Oat aaacn The battle for the ID- Tkaciwk 10 (Vkkars. Marws). 15.14 10. laarvaalayLs'lal.WM dividual bukctbiU Koriiif in the next six places. Shore Dave Fegler, 11.7. Matawan V and • points in his last m i Isllwaars. Kallur 14 (Laaal. M:H rolra eerlea-o. Waiswan. Payne W »II| 41 I II 05 W 177 1.Ca*eraia1,l>a PanaHlas—Vadnals. NYR. 1:14. 34 IHartstHira B tmitk). 1:0/ 0. leadership of Monmouth Regional's Steve Lubiacher Regional'l Fran Murphy, four games, but his last game MY Islaneors 10 IS • 44 IO> 100 Hawaii, NYI. doubla mlnor-malor, Detroit. Leeraalea 14 (Peterson. AMaaJta H M a 42 104 1*9 • M. vadnals. NYR, mtnor -malor. Maaevllch), 4:11. 10, Detroit County is in • virtiul de- holds third place with a l».l lit, aad John Flanagan of was yesterday aad is not NY Rasseert IT IS 9 ttW Ml |». Lanaa.ln. NYI. major 11:44, I atiraalan a (Follano. llilmaMU) adlock between Freehold average after scaring 41 counted in this week's scor- teasMnalan 10 I • 44 149 n I Duauav. NYR. maior. 11.44. Smiui. il at tl. Mlnaaaau. B Srnin 17 IMa> Christian Brother* Academy, NYI. maior, sarvad bv Trolliar. 11:40. xll Barrett). Ilir u, Minnesau Township's Jeff Peru and points in his two games last 16 5, round out the top 10 ing totals silica they arc CMcaao 17 10 14 st 1H IN Maaaraal M Mama. l¥>« Parsaan. NYI. rlaiitH minor, 11:41; Don Hanean I (Yaunanans, Pallch), 14:44 Matoaav, NYR, 11.40; Howatt. NVI. Long Branch High School's JflZS. at 14 10 slln 19 tantrt at «».. in m.m. Flanagan has set a blister- tabulated through Saturday EaraeMor. 19 II SO H4 151 19:07; Lana. NYI, Hill Oni I 11:07. junior center Ron Young Wilson Row of Aabury Veecemer n II H 40 Ml US TarewlaOIM.Louis. 9 alp nv Jonnstono. NVR, 10:07, lack. NYR, Dalroil I. raursai is 34 10 41 m m maior-aama mlKonducL If 07 Goallas— Peras, a 64 senior, scored Park stays in fourth place mumna is » 9 10 140 no H Y IslnQiii f I I—I Shots en aeat—N.V. Islanaars *-* II Detroit, Vac Individual iroring •wiCaKmi N. V. Bssesri. I | 3-0 - at NY Ranaars II Ull-H 40 points in two games last with a 19.0 average followed First Persaa-I. Renaers. Greschner Goallas—N.Y. Islandars. ftasch. week to keep first place, but by John Benbrook of Mid •uMele a 14 0 44 in 141 II. 0:10. Penelties-Duauay. NYR. Smith NY. Ranaars. Davidson A— Ckkaaa 1 o t—1 PLAYfR Euan 35 14 I 79 114 in 4:14; Lanoe.ln. NYI II 01, Don 11.410 Flrsl Perlea-I, ClUceao. Praatsn 11 Jeft Peras iaLav:...... 3 the margin is only a fraction dletown South who has an 111 10.1 ILyslak). 1 01 1. CMcaao. Preston 11 RenYeww LOfWeV-olMh -JS n H 19 12 40 143 10? Helena*. NYR. 10 to 411 MlaaslHl IIM 191 a » I 14 !U 144 Second Ported— 1. Ranaert, Tkeciuh ILvslak. O'Connall). 11:10. Panalilea— of a point over Young. average. Steve LuMschei WkoreftsW 413 Oolrell - I I I—1 m IM 19.0 II II I SO 114 111 9 IVKkers. Beckl. I 11 I. Renaers. Don FOK, Chi, 1:11; Martin. Bui, 9 SO, WHS IM Flrsl pern*— I. Oalroil. Larson 14 Rtstkaanlil.Chl.10.il. Peras has 403 points in U Mater Deis Tom Elliott is 144 10.0 Uekmev IS (Esposlte. Talalous). 1 41 104 17.0 ILvM. MaMvllcal, :S4. I. MlnininU, Second Period—0. Buffalo, Hall I in Montreal 34 20 7 7S 133 107 4. Ranaars, Esoosito IS lOave Malanay. Tom Elliott 17 S Younahans > (PWiclll. 1:15.1, Detroit (Ramsay), 11-43 Penalties—Ven Bex games for a 20 15 average sixth with a 17.1 average 144 Ii 20 I 99 MO 2S4 Veonalsl, 4:09 S. Renaers. Duguav 17 Wayne Reeyev i 17.4 Hicks, 1 (Patarsonl 11 54 4. Minnesota, meer. Bin, 3:44; Lyslek, Chi. 1:01. 117 14 MS0i 22 20 II SS 147 230 IJeMsUnel. 10:11 I, Islanasrs. Tret while Young, who scored 4! followed closely by Wayne Bill VenvVeerw 14.7 MecAdem 34 (Smith. Hartsborn) 13:00 Bullev, Chi, 9:09; Koran, Bui, 10:14. 141 07 149 II IS I) M 217 217 liar 11 (Bourn. Kallur), 13:10. 7, Dave Fealer 14.4 Penalties—Hanson, Mln. malar. 7:53. Dunn, Bui. 11:01. points in his two games last 141 41 349 Detroit 21 » 9 SI 204 211 Renaers, Esposlto 24 (Don Malonev. Reevey of Rumson-Fair Fren Murphy 145 Follano, Dat, maior. 7:51; Maxwell, Third Period—I, Chlcaao, Hlauins 11 John Flanagan CBA SO 114 Saturday's fl •ruse GroKhner). 14:11. Penalties— Trettler. in 11.9 Mln, t:ll, Polonlch, Del, 11:11; Bar (Buiiey), 1140. Penaltlat—Plavfalr, week, is almost even with Haven. ITS. Dave Mount Henry Hudson.. •7 119 Washington 4. Crticaaol NYI. 1:11; Greschner, NYR. 1:17; 114 111 rail. Mln. 14:40. Bui. double minor. 1:44; Murray. Chi. Keith GrlUek Matawan Montreal S. Detroit 1 Persson, NYI, 7:44; Don Malonev. Peras with 2014 average. Right behind in seventh 114 Second period—5, Detroit, Huber 13 7:41; Luce. Bui, 7:44; Hutchison, Chi, Del Johnson Pittsburoh 1. Quebec I NVR, 11 », Persson, NYI. 11:30, (Nedomanskv, Horn), 7:14. a, Detroit. II H You can't get much closer Kevin Hop! 8 S Boston 4. Vancouver 4. lie EsposlU. NYR. 11 M, Dava Malonov. place Is Marlboro's Bill MkMlatoon North.. Larson IS (Folleno. Oarodnkk), 9:41.7, aaltataraay 47 317 Hartford 4, Atlanta S NYR. minor mlstonouct. 13:10; Mar Shots on eoal—BuHala 4+S—tS. il Detroit. Woods 4 (Huber, Kern), 11:13.' than that. VanWagner with a 17.4 Minnesota I. 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PORTLAND (115) Natt 10 3 3 23, Washington 0 12 1, Owen* 7 2-3 14, R Brewer 7 3-3 17, Twardilk 4 2-211, Taxson 31-57, Gross 6 5-5 17, J.Brewer 1 0 0 2, Jeelani • 1-2 17/ Dunn 2 DO 4 Totals *fl t8 35 n 5 CLEVELAND (IM) Mitchell 6 3 4 15, K.Carr 4 2-4 14, Robltch I 4-5 20. R.Smith 4 0-01, Walker f> 1-2 13. A.Carr 7 2-3 14, WIHoughbv 30-0 4, W.Smith 12-2 4, Lambert 0 0-00. Ford 2 0-0 4 Totals 43 14-20 100 Pertteiw. U IS M 31—111 Cleveland M II U 19— IM

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PHOENIX (113) W.Davis 13 3-4 29, Robinson I 2-4 II, Adams 10 7-7 27. BUM 3 2-21, Westphal 3 4-4 IS, Kellev 0 3-4 3, Bratz 1 2-2 4, Heard 1 04 2, Scott 1 0-0 2. High 2 1-2 3, Cook 0 0-00 Totals 44 24-31 113 INDIANA (IBS) M.Johnson 0 4-4 A. Bentom 4 3-3 11, Edwards S 0-0 10, Bradley 4 2-2 10, J.Davis 11 2-2 24, Knight 3 3-4 13, McGln- nis 4 4-4 12. C.Johnson * 1-2 9, Hassan 4 0-0 12 Totals 41 19-25105 Phoenix M 19 27 27-113 Indiana 24 21 23 35—1H Three-point goals — Westphal. Hastett 4. Fouled out — None. Total fouls — Phoenix 20. Indiana 20. A — 9,174. MILWAUKEE (94) M. Johnson I 9-10 33, Meyers 4 0-01, Lamer J 2-2 4, Winters 6 2-2 14, Buckner 7 0-0 14, Moncrief 1 22 4, Walton 3 0-04, Catching* 1 2-4 4, Bridgemen 1 0-0 2, Cummlngs 2 1-2 3, Washington 3 04 4 Totals 3117-2294 KANSAS CITY (71) Wedman 3 2-2 I, King 4 1-2 9, Lecev 1 1-2 3, Blrdftong 4 5-7 13. Ford 4 5-4 17, Roblmlne 0 0-0 0, Elmore 3 0-1 b, Gerard 1 1-2 3, McKlnnev 3 0-1 4, Grunfleld 3 0-0 6, BurlesonOI-2 I Totals 2* 14-23 72 Milwaukee 39 M M 21— 94 Kansas Cltv U 17 IS 17—71 Total fouls—Milwaukee 23, Kansas Cltv 19. Technical—MilwHjukee, tone de- fense. A—14,544.

SAN DIEGO (in) Smith 1 2-2 4, Wicks 4 0-01, Walton 4 5-417, Free 1015-15 35, Williams 4 2-2 13, Water 12-26, Bryant 20-04, Pletkrewici 1 2-2 4. Barnes 2 1-1 5, Waetherspoon 1 0-0 2 Totals 34 29-30102 CHICAGO (111) Greenwood 11 4-5 24, May 4 3-3 15, Gilmore 5 4-5 14, Sobers 4 i 113, Theus 7 A* t9, Dtetrlck 2 3-4 7, Mack 0 0-0 0, Jones 3 0-1 10, Johnson 3 0-0 4 Totals 43 19-251)0. San Diego 33 27 U 17—112 Chlcega 33 M U 19—111 Three-point goals—Williams, Theus. Pouted out—None. Total fouls—San Diego 27, Chicago 24. Technical— Walton. A—7,257. If the advantages of the Ford Fairmont The fact is, the base sticker price* NIW YORK (97) Demlc 1 0-0 2, Knight 4 0-0 12, Carlwrlght 7 1-2 15, Richardson 5 4-114, aren't enough to convince you to buy one, of a Ford Fairmont is over $500 less than R Williams 11 4-4 24, Monroe 4 0-0 12, Webster 1 0-1 2, Glenn 4 1-9 9, S take a close look at the highly publicized Williams 1 1-3 3. Copeland 0 o-o o Totals a Citation Hatchback. 42 13-19 97 WASHINGTON (112) Chevy Citation. Then you'll see that, by And if you added equivalent options to Ballard It 1-2 23, Haves 9 4-4 22, Unield 3 0-0 6. Cleamons 2 0-0 4. Grevey comparison, the Fairmont gives you-virtually 5 7-117, Porter 1 9-11 11, Williamson 11 both cars, the price differential would still be 2-3 24, Conine 0 12 1, Kupchafc 1 3-2 4 CITATION'S ROOMINESS Totals A3 24-32112 everything you'd want in a car for a much in the hundreds! New Yefk 23 25 19 31—97 WILL SELL YOU ON FAIRMONT'S. Washlngten 24 24 30 33—113 lower sticker price* Best of all, your Ford dealer has a terrific Fouled out—Demlc. Total fouls— The Citation's design gives one the Technicals—New' York Trainer Saun- As a matter of fact, the Ford Fairmont is selection of Fairmonts in stock right now. ders, Williamson. A— 12,130. impression of a lot ol room. But the truth is, IAN ANTONIO (ill) the lowest priced mid-size on the market! And he^s in a position to put together a Kenon 9 4-9 22, Olberdlng 4 3-4 15, the Ford Fairmont has every bit as much Griffin4 3-511, Silas 2 5-79, Gervln 149-9 41, RestanH 3-4 11, Gale 6 0-0 13, Evans interior roominess ana, compared to Cita- "Priced to Sell" deal that will make the 0 0-00, Davis 10-02 Totals 4127-31123 CITATION'S MPG NEW JERSEY (129) Fairmont an even more remarkable value Lucas I 7-1 23. Robinson 10 7-11 27, tion's 2-door model, a lot more trunk space. Johnson 3 0-0 4, Newlln 14 4-4 35, Jordan WILL SELL YOU ON FAIRMONTS. 4 4-4 12, Pheglev 9 4-4 22, van Breda than it already is. KolfUM2,,Elliott 01-3 2 Totals 49 21-36 So many claims are made about the Considering this economy, it could be the SM AnswMe II M M 3e— 1U CITATION'S OPTIONS New Jersey IS 24 24 43—129 CitStion^ gas mileage, you'd, think nothing Three point goals—Newlln 3. Fouled WILL SELL YOU ON FAIRMONTS. easiest decision you ever have to make. •wl—Griffin. Total fouls-San Antonio even comes close. However, if you look at the 34. New Jersey 31. A—7,741. Fairmont offers you a choice of four '(Sticker prices exclude title, laxes. destination charges and HOUSTON (IM) mandatory equipment.) Melone 9 11-15 29, Tomjarmvlch 3 3-3 Fairmonts MPG, you'll be surprised at how IS, Faulti 2 1-2 5, Leavell 3 3-4 13, engines. That's twice as many as Citation. And Murphv 11 4-7 21, Barry 2 0-0 4, M. close it really comes. Jones. 0 0-0 0. Henderson 0 0-4 0, Dun(eavv3OO4. Bred1ev00-00ToUI37 we offer you more body styles, too. (Including 24-31 100 LOS ANGELES (112) our 4-door station wagon.) Havwood 2 0-0 4. Withes 11 *-9 79, Chones 3 4-4 14, Johnson 3 2-4 I, Nixon I ErVkEST.MPG| 38 Elft EST. HWY MPG 2-2 II, Landsoeroer 4 2 5 10, Cooper 4 0-O I, Abdul-Jabber 4 3-4 li, Holland 3 0-0 4, •vrntfl 0

5 fl II. Collins 4 J-111 Total. V n-M M ••ssi'nsvv'wrnrKis ! IHt Mlllman I MI TaWri M • 31 M> *• Ttl lt* SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1980 The Dttify RtgJrtCf IS IGFA approves Thomas' world record Twenty-five-year-old Steve Thomas of Bradley Beach Olsen Marine of Stratford, Conn., will be showing Skeeter I Airmont Road) and follow signs hadn't been sleeping too well since last Nov. 1 when he bought Bass Boats and Evinrude motors Baker Marine from Lake Show hours on Wednesday and Thursday are 4 to 10 p.m.; a single rigged eel (ram Steven's bait and tackle shop in West Wallenpaupack, Pa., will nave a lineup of Ranger, Hydra- on Friday 2 to 10 pm .Saturday 11 am to 11 p.m. and Sunday End and proceeded to catch a 16-pound, 11-ounce striped bass Sports and Sea Nymph bass boats along with Johnson motors; Ham. to 7pm on it from the jetty within walking distance of his house. and the Bait Shop from Rowayton, Conn., will show Mako live Bail Accounts For Winiag Trout It was the biggest striped bass taken on the Jersey Shore HE1SRY boats. Melvin Sechrist of Maybrook, NY., arrived with live bait last year and when Thomas took the fiih back to Steven's, Cahill House— Deerfield Rods, Benton, Pa., will be show- and left with the first place prize in the third week of the owner Joe LoPresti, after looking at the book of records, ing fly tying materials including Microweb Precolored, a Eldred Preserve February Ice Fishing Tournament, Eldred, assured him that It was a world record fish on 12-pound test SCHAEFER synthetic material which will be demonstrated at the booth by N.Y. His two rainbow trout had a combined weight of four line its creators, Bill Luzardo and Hank Leonard. Ekwok Lodge, pounds, five ounces. They also put him in the lead for toe So Thomas went through the red tape of filling out an Ekwok, Alaska, will be there to sell fisning on the Nushagak monthly grand prize, a weekend, 'or two at the Eldred affidavit, dutifully signed, and the other proof required and River. Preserve. sent his claim to the International Game Fish Association The National Rifle Association will be represented and Competition will continue through Friday, with gift (IGFA), Ft. Lauderdale, Fla , the keeper of world records for will answer questions on "gun control" legislation and what certificates awarded to the top three finishers each week. No fish in both fresh and salt water. display at the Jersey Coast Power Boat Show which closed the NRA is doing about it. license is necessary for pond fishing at the preserve, which Is He enclosed a line sample with the other stuff. Thomas last night in Asbury Park. Tri-Fin Inc., St. James, N.Y., will show Tri-Fin deep in Sullivan County on Route 55 between Barryville and White had reason to be concerned about his claim because IGFA has Thomas' catch astonished striped bass men in general and jigging and other lures. O'Connor Corporation, Broomall, Pa., Lake. all sorts of rules and has been known to be somewhat stuffy. LoPresti in particular because the young man bought only one will show the Sekora treble lure line. Hunters Bag 736 Pennsylvania Bears But the association seems to be satisfied that Thomas had bait. "I figured he didn't want to catch a lot of fish, only Lowrance Electronics will be there with its full line of Pennsylvania Game Commission reports hunters took 736 a kosher catch, that it really weighed 66-12, and that the line one," LoPresti said. "When he came back to the store wjjh depth sounders and graph recorders. Libby's Camps, Maine, bears during the one day season last fall. The take is the had a breaking strength of 12 pounds. The old record was a 61- that monster I couldn't believe It." will be there to offer hunting, fishing and vacationing in the largest ever for a one-day season, and is the second largest for pound, 10-ounce striper caught off Block Island in 1956 by LA Thomas has been fishing for striped bass only two years, Pine Tree State. Angler's Edge, Oyster Bay, NY., will show a single year since record keeping began in 1815 Garceau. and his previous largest "personal record" was a 12 pounder. its fiberglass and graphite rods for fly fishing, spin and bait Only the 1924 take of 924 bears was greater than the 1978 Thomas' fish was mounted and was in the Gamefish Expo 2*0 Exhibits At Fishing Show casting, big game, surf casting and boat rods. figure, but the 1924 season ran from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15. More than 80 national manufacturers of fishing tackle will International Map Company, Ridgefield, will show lake Previously, the second largest bear harvest for a single have displays among the 200 exhibitors at the World Fishing 4 survey maps, nautical charts and topographic maps. The season was the 707 bagged in 1930 (also a Nov. 1- Dec. 15 Outdoor Exposition at the Rockland Community College Field Moosehead region of Maine will be represented by the season), and the largest number previously ever taken on a House in Suffern, N.Y., starting Wednesday and running Moosehead Wilderness Association with information on its single day was 605 in 1976 Freehold Today through next Sunday. many opportunities for outdoors people. While the number of bears taken during the December 17 Dozens of retailers, boat dealers, camps, outfitters and From the Garden State Parkway take the New York season may seem high, there was no open season on bears in III: «•«<«. II.;». Clitw. Adapt A Devil (Morris) / 2 lodges, clubs and conservation organizations have exhibits. Thruway and then go one more exit north on 1-87 to. Exit MB 1977 and 1978. Snaiiv Lobell lAplct).... s ! Batemen Lobell (H FHIon) t 1 BveBoBulltllBlHIl •-! 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Yes, the iw«H. of renegades thai killed 7 31. 9 30 generally understated in their interpretations of their roles. AK NEWS FREEHOLD II — Navesink Library is small, but it should be treated as if it was Ms wile and eon, des IftMOvi (D»AMA) •" '•* Chanter Tan IPGI 7 IS. 9 40 Three of the cast members, however — Peter Lavin as IK IK vum FREEHOLD III- Radio City Music Hall so that the script's insufficiencies can Iroyed hie homestead In the tAT' (Ml Tyrone Moreno, Eveline Merlin as Louisa and Barbara Kiffin as CIS WWS and left Mm for deed. (2 The Rose (R> 7 IS.9:eO be corrected. ooo count Power, Betty Qrable. HAU.IT Martha — were bigger than they needed be, unbalancing the hrs.. SO mine.) Brash American filer PLAZA — stage even more so. The set is excellent, as per usual at the Monmouth KW JHHH ArSHTLt HWS The Rasa IRI 7 II, e:« VUIKS Mt) MMAinr M loins the RAF. to be CINIMA I — The plot, an elaborate murder mystery which keeps the Players. The actors should be taking advantage of the sur- 9 JACQUES MEL IS nesr chorus girl In Lon- American Gleolo IR) 1:11, B:tl roundings for dramatic effect. I M) . show. (2 hre.) CINiMA II — audience guessing until the end, is a trifle wordy. Despite the m * ALIVE AKD WELL. Last Married Couplo In America straightforward whodunit train of events, there are several Also notable among strong performances were the CBS HEWS THItt SIOOOES IHI 7:1!,MJ EVEKKMAGAM UN Ulll KIANIBUNa sub-plots which are somewhat incongruous. fetching Kathy Coons as Kathy, whose brief stay was NIC NEWS COLONIAL — Silent Screem (Rl 7:J0, t;1S Stagnation is a key theme, the stagnation of both a family memorable, Diann Kunkle as Celia, who showed the frustra- MJU.H • MOW (COMEDY) ••• DICK CAVEI1 SHOW KIYPORT mired in tradition, as treated many times by Henrik Ibsen, tions of being old young well in spite of understatement; and IK UC DOUGH "Jtcqwi M Etly Stone, tOMOttOW Host: Tom STRAND- UCKWS m One Wa» at a lime IX) 1:10 J » and of a woman who refuses to give up her husband's lifestyle Billy Fansler as Carlin, who surprises in range of personality. Mort Shumln Three Snyder. Guest: Stanley S: 30, 1:40. 10:30; Bad Penny (XI II The Monmouth Players have their hooks in what could be FACE THE MUSIC etrangers are caught In a Arnold, businessman 7:tS.4:lS,6.J0.9:lS despite his death many years before. HfWirWIO&AME downpour end teak who campaigned agslnat LONO (RANCH a prize catch; all they need to do is lift it from the water into H»Pf 1 UTS ACAM LONO BRANCH MOVIIII — Another key theme is society marriage, marriage for shelter hi a theatre not President Jimmy Carter Fatso (PG) 7 30. e 20 power and money. We come to know the character Eunice,, the boat. SKYLINE 'Coming Into reeNiIng that they are to In the '76 New Hempehlre LONO BRANCH MOVIII II — despite the fact that she is never seen. David, solidly played Hi* World Saxophone become the featured primary. (SO mine.) Silent ScroemlN)7-4l.t:H Quartet' performers. (Better MIODLITOWN by Pat Clarke, refers to this Southern belle of a fiance • MOVIE (OSAMA) "Vi UAMIDOLITOWNI — O MACNEH-IEHKI MKHI known as 'Jacques Brel 'Bridge ol San Luh 1ST" I9M Silent 5c ream (RI7:I1,I:1S regularly, usually in questioning tones David is the only life S MUWIS SHOW Guset is alive and well, and Lynn Barl, Francis UA MIDDLt TOWN II — The show's new, Mark Hamlll. Crulslne (R) 7:7O.*:30 in this mausoleum, and yet he must leave it to keep up its living In Paris') (1 hre.) Lsderer. UA MIDDLE TOWN III — somber, stale life. S PlAV THE PfMlNUHS 9 SONG IT SONG 'Howerd 1:15 O MMOBIIV PteSffCTIVE Just Tell Me Whel You Went (R 711, t:IS George Batson. the author, attempts to use the themes and O © >IM1 MUD Dletz' Nancy Dussault, OMOVII (MYSIIBT)*»'.» Man • ALL M THE FAMUf Unds Lewis, Diane Lsng OCEAN TOWNSHIP counter-themes and crosscurrents to make this a literary Trap 1961 David Jansssn. SEAVIEW SQUARE CINIMA I — but not better O HOUTWOOO SOUAKS ston and David Ksrnan Chapter Two (PG) 7:45. 10 Stella Stevens. Story of masterpiece. It is not Because he attempts to produce high SEAVIEW SQUARE CINIMA II — O DATING GAME salute the lyrlea of Dleti adultery, robbery end • By JAY SHARBUTT the case with this edition, CD SHI IEAUTT SHOW -, Alt That Jazi (R) 7 33, » JO drajna and classic literature, Batson ruins a good murder and the music of his dleaater. (110 mlna.) MIDDLE BROOK I AP Drama Clitic now set in an American NEWS collaborators. (60 mystery. 0 TOMMtOW Hoet: Tom Starting Over IR);»,»:» hospital with Miss Moore MIDDLEBROOKM- NEW YORK - In 1966, HfW KtSEY NtOHUT NEWS mini.) Snyder. Quest: Stanley "10" IR) 7:i.9:SS Mary Tyler Moore was to playing the bed-ridden NEW JttSEV HWSWMCi.«. • MASTEMfCE IHEAItE Arnold, buelnessman RIO BANK who campaigned agelnst RED BANK MOVIII I — make her Broadway debut in sculptor ft ___ WAU MHit PEtSMCIlVf 'n.^|»>vof Duke Street The JsrHRI >•».•:» "»tssld»nl Jimmy Carter RED BANK MOVIES II •Breakfast at Tiffany's " The praj » trn*Flipper Is the tenee por- an exceedingly vibrant show. become one of the most trayal of a unique In- Tuesday, March 4th popular and enduring en- cident In American his- Now, it tends to drone on. tertainers of our time. (3 tory: Ihe systematic per- Which is a shame, given hrs.) secution of the first Miss Moore's talent. As her O KINSIEIH CONDUCTS Blsck cadet to graduate CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS O MOVIE -tlKrMAPM) "Vi from West Point by hie 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT her work on TV amply In- "Capons" I915 Ben Datura, fellow officers. dicates, she is a very gifted Sylveater Stallone. Story 0 0 CBS IAIS MOVIE actress. Though excellent in of the Infamous gangater 'HARRY 0: Shades' A Al Capona. (2 hra.l ONEWAY light comedy, she's no black housekeeper le AT A TIME lightweight. KMU charged with murder and 8 THAT'S IT IN SPOIIS 'N.J. the women's employer But sadly for her, this Qems' hires Harry to clear her. IANE FONDA |PO| "Whose Life" is a mistake 0»MOVIE (MAMA)" 'HsMm (Repeat) MCCLOUO: Slrael 1)19 Christopher Bonnie And McCloud' ROBERT REDFORD that started the minute she Plummsr, Lesley-Anne Stsrs: Dennis Weaver, agreed to do it and Clark Down. (Paid Subscrip- Leigh Taylor-Young. THE ELECTRIC tion Television) Love af- began rewriting it. ieat) Plus HORSEMAN fair between an Amer- rIHf I0WGHI SHOW Queat ican bomber pilot end a host: David Letterman. BAD PENNY British volunteer nuree Quests: Hoyt Alton, Radio Stations during World War II. (2 John Rltter, Irving Wal- hrs.) SUIIMI AM TYPE »M TYPI lace. (90 mine.) 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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1960 The D_ly Register }7 Autos ForSal* «UICK APOLLO 1971 — 41008 CHEVROLET CAPRI WAGON T97T iHti» wanted original miles, automat* power - MOM miles, atking 12IJC steering, two-doer hatchback Art • 1970 VoJfcM*«on Daehar — Four ing 112*5 or pest Oftor 717-11*9 at lor OR MOMC AN© — Otftc* cvMnder, tour-speed, manual ste« CHBYSLER t9« - Ti . _ AVON rwice Full time own t tn«/br«kas. air conditioning, tterea new www tires Eicatienl condlton PUT AN EXTRA PATCMECK r nctd CM) W-0»ak sunroof. 34,955 miles 159*0 "" 471-0547 IN YOUR POCKET M CADILLAC t*7S - Two-4*or, full •rn m ucond income lading Aw«n power, air Mint condrtton I21S0 HEVROLET CAPRICE 1*72 — 'iKiblihour* Fo, information. c«ll ULL TIME PERSON - To work in • 1975 Audi Fox — Four cvllnd* 872 1M4 Four-door, excellent condition. KM » Hammond 47l»J»l. Mrt he Appliance Dwerlment Sat(«ry automatic, manual steering 'brake Mutt be seen Call 671*547 ut commission, no experMnte air. stereo, 35.482 miles tt*9 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1977 ritlull. SM5JH. Mrt Kitt. «Mrv, will tram Apply ai - While w-ih blue leather toe and CHEVROLET STEP VAN 1*47 — lots, Rt 34 and Liovd Rfl • 1977 Honda Civic — CVCC. lou interior Power fettering, bf eke*, New engine, good tire*. $1400 Call cylinder, tour speed, manual ste* air. saraoe-kepi, one owner, low •'47 5499 .ng brakes, radio, eight I mileaot. 15200 173 if 13 ULL TIME PERSON — To WON* in CHEVROLET CAa*>« fffl — BORED?? Home Center Department 72,544 miles U04O Black standard fch.H _ you would like lo work elsewhere, try plus commission no ex CADILLAC 1976 mileage. 33.000 miles, rear spoiler, • 1970 Toyota Caltca— GT (HI O cash plus adventure await you ience nKMMr«. will tram Aw» Fleetwood Brougham allov mags new tires, best Pioneer four-cylinder, five-speed manu orkers needed Tradtparsons. rt NichoU. Rt 34 and Ltovel Nd . Eight c yllndu autome assent and speakers $3100wlll transmission, manual brakes, a aboren, Profaisionan, etc Form atawan transmission, power steering, poi negotiate. Must sell 980-0000 stereo. 27.514 miles IStVi wmiiiwi, tend vour resum* to De- brahet. air. AM FM stereo, cruise partment 37, Ellicott Station. But GROUNDS PERSON CHEVROLET 1974 — Nova, SIM control, full power, 39M2 miles, 10. N V 142OS WANTEO • 1976 Audi Fox — Four cylinoe U7ii Excludes license teei and tax _. Under, slick shift Ilka new, 60,000 CHI 741 TM0 tour M>eed, manual brakes _ 5311(00 Dealer miles $1400/bas1 *H*r 471-11*0 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Auto* For Salt steering, air, stereo, sunroof. 52,44 7 Auto Insurance OOKKEEPER SECRETARY — ROUNDSKEEPER - Five acre mites. 1449a CADILLAC FLEETWOOO 1970 — CHEVROLET IMPALA — Con- to genera) ledger Experience umson estate Part-time, IS hours Brougham, pewter/black. |r400 lertlMf 1949 Automatic, power IMPALA 19** — Ti tecetfcart Small company, ver* er weed Write lo Groundskewper. MV FEES & TAX EXTRA DODGE VAN 1976 — With camper PONTIAC aONNEVILLE COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES Call 471-7440. - steer ing/brakai. air, $900 042-2522 UM or best offer fied Interview by appoint- O Box 395, Rumson top. six cylinder, power steer- BROUGHAM 1977 - Whit, -rutt ANY CAR DRIVER AGE SCHNEIDER NELSO Call 747-4*13 ment only Call 747 3470, • JO J P m CADILLAC — 1974 Coup* OeVltl*. CHEVROLET — Monta Carlo, 1979, ing brakes, automatic 22,700 mites, tun root 34,000 milti. It mpg Must CALL 747 Z9O0 HAVE SPARE TIME? PORSCHE-AUDI full power, all options. Good condl two-tone paint, T-bar roof, air condi- asking $3500 or best oiler 495-2114 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Mil Ihit MM a*4-2MI PHOENIX BROKERAGE — It H. 493-8000 Oejkhu lion $1650 29)0904 tioning, power steering/brakei, Mwv M Ealontowr CANT KEEP UP WITH BILLS? DODGE VAN 1977 — 311 engine. PONTIAC 1170 IEMANS — 49.000 Famous for tow cost auto insurance Call 25' 9320. Gabe or Martha AMI CONCORD I97| Automa AM/FM cassette CB, fully loaded, WI 1000 Call fully tustomued, automatic, power mll«, eood condition. $700 of bttt air, power steering, excellent cor CAMARO - 1977. under 90,000 5000 miles, car originally sold for e*sv payment plan, immediate i D 257 93M. Gabe or Marsha EYBOARD PLAYER WANTEO — ileeWng brakes, air, regular gas, 14 oH«r Call after 1, 74741*1 tlon, 23,000 miles Must tell Askl miles, $3K» $97». Sacrifice, must sail, $6000 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1971 cards Free Quote bv phone. Call idding and banquet experience re MPG . $7000. 707-4*01. AR WASH DETAILER — Please 13000 m-9444. After 5. call 741-0942. MARK IV — New Tiempo tires, all 244 1087 uired Steady work Call after 6 PONTIAC 1977 — Bonnevlile . in person. Cw*ntr» Sudser. FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1971 — options, beige, must sacrifice, $2100 Brougham. Four-door, small V-0, m . 7171545 CAMARO 1974 — Six-cylinder CHEVROLET NOVA 1*49 — Lew 900 Hwv 35. Middiatown AUDI FOX — 1974. two ivl root, power steer ing/brakes, Call 872-0*91. power, air, stereo, snows, «tc. three speed. 69,000 miles On. ileage, six cylinder, automatic, 10 Wanted Automotive automatic, air condltlonin i regular gas, good transporta- 747-0142 CARPENTER'S HELPER AM/FM, good condition. Best off owner. New radials, battery, etc $850 344-8361. MALI BU WAGON 1973 — V-8, ADIES-MEN — Earn up to»2i»75 Asking $2800 Negotiable 49S 7922 tion, needs body work. $000 Call automatic, air, 49.000 miles, ex- Laborer week working at home on the 041-2335 PONTIAC 1971 — Good traniporla CHEVROLET MALIBU STATION 19s 1508 alter 7 p.m. cellent condition, $1850 Call AAAAA Call 741-7200 \t 244 3244 CAMARO 1973 — Whit* LT, atr, WAGON 1975 - Power steer- tlon, WOO must wll. CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — And late BONNEVILLE - 1970, excelle 1731)76 ARETAKERS' POSITION — Ideal power steering, Cragar wht ing brakes, air, new radials. 49,000 Call m 03M. model wrecks Highest prices paid EGAL SECRETARY - Real condition. (700. or retired couple, low rent In ex Clean. Call before L Mon. through MERCURY MONARCH 1977 — '. Call RKCO, 7I7-32S4, 717 334f. stale experience preferred. Mlarv 9494382, 5U4984 ules. one owner. Must sell Call PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 197] — hange for light duties Call bctweei Frl., 583-5150. 739-0330 days, niuhts 741 4595 Power steer ing/ brakes, air, new ommensurate with ability 747 7100 0 V 9 eelent Good condition. Atkina MOO ALL JUNK — Wrecked and un- 7 p.m.. Monday through Friday. BLMCK 19FF — Estate Weoon Fu tires. AM/FM. $3950. Call 5JH2O8 Ut 0911 equipped, good condition, aikl CAPRI 1971 - Front and dames* CHEVROLET NOVA 1979 — king $1000 Call after * wanted cars and trucfci bought Call 542-9100 - 'LEGAL SECRETARY Needs muffler, good tlras, (200 Col MERCURY CAPRI 1974 — POUR- 495-0411, Bill, Red Bank, experienced. 13,000 747-3M3. Custom, six-cylinder, air, 35,000 RED BANK VOLVO HOIR DIRECTOR - Part time 67M02___ lies About 23 mpg. Negotiable, CYLINDER AUTOMATIC, SUN- 741 0473 FORD WAGON 19* 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD HIGHEST PRICES PAID position, with the Rumson Pre BUICK 197* — Electra LlmllM $4000 671-7091 ROOF MANY EXTRAS CHEVROLET CAMARO 1977 — RED BANK, 7*1 SMt For Junk cars and scrap bvterien Church Call 511-34SI loaded, eood condition, U5O0 transport at Ion. $275 ECONOMICAL. ASKING $2395 iFE INSURANCE REPHESEN Automatic, power steering/brakes, 717 3351 OMH S nights to 1:30 p.m., Sal. until Ml 2235 ATIVE — Must be interested in 471-7024 CHEVROLET 1971 NOVA - 21,000 CALL 072-0711. CLERK TYPIST center console, low miles, TA orginal miles, S1000. Call 8 e.m to 4 orklng hard and must have ex- JUNK CARS - And truck* wanted ocal area, good benefits. 35 hou BUICK 1*79 — Century CustO radials. excellent condlti , 791 «960 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1971 — MUSTANG GHIA 1974 - New ex perience in lite Insurance field We RITTENHOUSE Too dollar, tree 24 hour pick up Call AM/FM. air, power tlti 471-4073. Good condition, AM tape player, elr, haust, new carburetor, new clutch, upply the leads Draw against com- LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. S91-I449 or 727-IStl 20 Thomas 747 3494 Shrewsbury ing/brakes. garage-kept. 55,i CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1974 regular^ gat. Call »4*-3O49 proven 19 mpg local, over 21 dis- mission, Plus Innge benefits Sue CHEVROLET MONZA 900 HMV 3S 7H-1M0 Octan Twp ess could be yours bv calling Stari- miles Musi Mil »235Q 1*2 7H1 — Automatic, power steer- tance. 74M9S4. JUNK CARS — Top dollar paid 24 HATCHBACK 1979 — 12,900 miles FORD VAN 19*9 — Goid running ng Thompson Lite insurance Co., ing'brakes, air, AM/FM, new vinyl RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE hour service, seven days a week CLERKS BUICK STATION WAGON 1968 lust had complete tune-up, was pro- condition, $400 Call 7871740 after S NOVA 1973 44-W4. «tk for Ed Gllroy. landau root, new brakai. 79.600 CADILLAC CO. Call «3 410* All opltons. excellent condltio moted out of stata, must sell fast p.m. 54,000 miles. $1250 TYPISTS miles, excellent running condilion Newman Springs Rd R a d741-( must bf Man Best offer. C Will go werv low to an immediate 264*7*9 IFEGUARDS — For swim club. 11250 Call 5300439 or 741 1203 Bank SECRETARIES 949-4730 office, or 471 6769 home buver^aH 264 4349, after j,30 FORD VAN 19*6 — Si» cylinder, JUNK CARS WANTED ed Cross certification, W.S.I, pre OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1976 — KEYPUNCH CHEVROLT CAMARO 19*9 - 427 three-speed, engine runt excellent, STEIN CADILLAC Red Bank 741-1079 erred but not necessary Write lo BUICK CENTURV 1973 — Lux CHEVROLET VAN 1971 — Fully corvette engine, good condition, belt Automalic, air, 43,000 miles, like f you n»v any of the above skills needs transmission and drive shaft ASBURY AVE.. A&BURY PARK TOP DOLLAR .0. Box 412. Matawan. NJ. 07747. automatic, air. power brakes, POW customlied, six-cvimder, AM/FM new, $2795 plus MV fees and sales nd are interested In temporary Offer 787-7315. $700. Call after 3 p.m. 94*4718 FOR USED CARS steering, power sunroof. AM. F stereo, must see to appreeiste 12000 lax. Tom Kelly Auto Sales, Dealer, work, why not come in and register? rn-tm LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. eight track stereo, excellent con Must sell. S83 9i40. CHRYSLER 1974 NEWPORT — FORD TORINO 197J - 57,000 miles, 747-4434, 842-2312. STRAUB BUICK OPEL We pay lop rates, no fee charged. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Rt. 3S &ayrevllle, NJ. 727-1300 tlon. $1900 264 6453 or 7b* 9765 Loaded Asking $1600 Call days, power steering/brakes, air $1000 NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars — Inside and outside maintenance CHEVROLET 1968 — 327, four-bar OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SALON ACE TEMPORARIES luding painting, building repairs 264 6767, Ext_M; after fc. 495 1951 291-2702. Hwv SS 344-4000 Kevpor TOP DOLLAR PAID '(AWARD 1967 — 327, auloma rel, new motor, complete new front 1978 — Air, AM/FM stereo. 70.000 0 Thomas 542-0302 Shrewsbury nd general grounds maintenance For Junk cars Immediate pickup power steering. ium well, body fa end. rebuilt transmission Musi sell CLASSIC 1971 LTD CONVERTIBLE FORD — 1977 Granada Coupe, air, highway miles, $2*50. 841-2773. THUNDERBIRO197t-MlnU6ndl laadv work Includes company Call 2234200 or 122 2240 OOK — Experienced. Apply i oood lire* WM. 291 0163 after t p. buying home. 1600 739 1046 — One owner, excellent condition power brakes/steering, IIP-IOP con- tion. tullv •quipped, low mileage •erson, Town and Country Dlnei Mid hospitahiatlon. life imurance, OLDSMOBILE REGENCY 1975 - 741-2444 dition $2700. 291-090*. bast otler, 741-0530 atler 6. WE NEED USED CARS Rt 35 and Broadway, Keyport. at at ion i and holidays Apply In Four-door, fully equipped, snow person to Pride-Made Products, 740 CORVETTE 197' (HfcV.HOL'CT - Top dollar paid. MULLER 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Salt FORD LTD 1972 — Asking IS SO Call tires, good gas mileage, mint condi- THE FINEST SELECTION — Of lovd Rd., Matawan. NJ. bttween9 Factory air conditioned, eight CHEVROLET. Hwv. 34, Matawan 747-3493. Also 1976 Ford Elite. Call tion, one owner 671-4t9t. new and uMd can In Monmouth COOKS/BROILER SAUTE — Part m. and 3 p.m. cylinder automatic transmission, County. Over 100 alr-condllionet ime. full-time. Lakeside Manor power steering, power brakes, reai OLDSMOBILE 19*7 — Excellent new cars In stock. MeGLOIN Hwv. 36, Heilet. delrotler, AM/FM stereo (ape. tilt GEORGE WALL running condition, needs power BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrewsbur MACHINIST ~ wheel, 39.102 miles. $6365 Excludes LINCOLN/MERCURY steering hose, |3W er best offer. Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 741 *W0 DELI PERSON - Experience license leas and tax 331-I1O0 De Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore 229 0242. necessary, Wed, through Sat,, hal xperitneed on latne ana mining aler. , Shrewsbury 747-5400 THUNDERBIRD 1949 - Runs good day Sun., located in Malewai iechine Capable of own set-up 1980 DODGE MIRADA OPEL GT 1973 — 41,000 miles, best oiler. Call 566-2112. rom prints. GRAND LEMANS 1975 — Station radials, good mileage, almost new COUGAR 1971 XR7 — Eight •42 317* 51 Help Wanted cylinder, autoamtlc, runs well, bod\ Wagon All power, door locks, air, engine head and valve. 530-0613. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full time UNITED TELECONTROL AM FM, 53,000 miles. Mlchelln TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Male/Female *ont desk and chairsld* for In wprk needed, asking WOO 49*3718 OPEL 1969 — F'our-cvUnder, good 500 Sunset Ave '• Aiburv Park tires..plus snow, $1950. Call 747 34*4, Superb service. DOWNES PON dustrious and creative per ion condition Four new tires, FM tape TIAC^62 Lower Main y.p Mt 842 6990. 922-1000- 'CREDIT IWV. : radio. 747-0793. _ JANTEQ-ToMlpUke An equal opportunity employer No cash? if you're working, we can V#*>J•VADV A GH!A'197S— Four door, of Leonardo Motel Apartmen 0ELIVERV>ERSON PARK CHEVROLET MACHINE OPERAIOH Ot help to gel you financed. No money automatic transmission. AM/FM TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 — 51,000 utilities, Plus salary, Call foi Must have car Sales Leasing Service Paris down Payments arranged to suit radio, air. excellent conditloi miles. New radials. 4)ood condition. appointment. 291-2677 or 291-9527. Call 739-1142 alhes. millers, drill press, etc Call Rl *6— 775-1212-Neplune your needs. Many New and Quality 741-6043 . $2900. Call 222 8039 lewart's Tool * Die Co., 946 4600 $25,000 REWARD — Adding twt 3RAFTSPERSON WANTED Used Cars lo choose from Call Mr PINTO SQUIRE WAGON 197* — GRAND PRIX 1978— Excellent con TOYOTA COROLLA OELUXE 1971 salespeople, licensed or unlicensed -amillar with printed circuit an MECHANICALLY TNCLINED Fredericks at Ressas Pontiac, 395 v t. automatic, air, power dltlon. Pqwer steering, brakes, win — Four-door, automatic, steel- RAY PASSARO, Realtors, 291-9224 mechanical. One-year electronic ex PERSONS — To fabricate custom Broad SI,, Red Bank, 741-5160. brakes/steering. AM/FM tape (lows AM/FM tape Best offer. Call belted radials, 13395 Call 671-1701, perience necessary. Apply I niiing equipment. Applicants with 787549B. ACCOUNTING CLERK person, Audio Visual Labs. 165 Firs xperience in automotive refngera OATSUN I97S — B210 Deluxe, re- after 6. 264-5238. TWIN BRIDGES PIAT igure background helpful To do Ave . Allanlic Highlands ion, plumbing, metal working or gular gas. AM/FM, radials and PINTO' 1980 - Power steering, RT. 3S..SAYREVILLE. NJ. nvoicing, check writing, general ol nanne work will be considered Ap winter radid! Ores. 3S.HJ0 miles automatic, air, many extras. $4995 HOLSEY PONTIAC 731-5151 * ice work, light typing Start «I|1H DfttVCR-MAINTENANCE — Light iv Electro impulse Lao. tiros cor laStX) 739 12V) after 3 JO i> m Call 264 8528 RTE. 36 542 7800 EATONTOWN 30 Thomas 747-3494 ShftWtbi dutv. medical lab. es Ave.. Neptune. 776 5800 Twin Boro Motors Inc. Call 566-64*0 DODGE VAN 1977 - Automatic, SIK- IMPALA tf7i — Power staei PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1970 — 340 131 Newman Spring Rd Red Sank AIDES HOMEMAK E R HOME cylinder, fully cuttomlied. $4100. ing/brakes, automatic, air, goo_ engine. Best offer. AMC/JEEP > 747-0040 HEALTH AIDES — Full or part MODEL — For amateur photo- 872 1704 after 10 p.m. condition, $750 495)408 after 5 P.m. Call Sieve, 671-1418 ilme and 24-hour duty. No t« grapher High hourly oav Withor USED VOLKSWAGEN —ENGINES DUNKIN' DONUTS fence necessary. Free traminu without experience Heplv with AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN course. Earn hourly wages Pi ihoto. If available, to P O BqalM TEED. OTHER USED PARTS Eiperience preferred, but no 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Salt mileage. Car and telephone ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY necessary, for light counter work necessary. Call Family and THEODORE, 741-8500 Hours available 12 midnight to Children's Service, 222-9100 o til. Good starting hourly wage plu NURSE LPNM F II 7. part lime, 542-6160 wo nights per week, small nursing ' VAN 1970— Excellent running con- IPS paid vacation, holidays an home Call 946 4927, 9 am ID 2 P.m dition, J700. inilorms supplied. Apprv in perso ALCOHOLISM — Detox counselo only between 9-3. Dorev Saberon Call 672-0489 NURSE RNLPN M'F — Full time M/F full time shift work experiem DUNKIN' OONUTS. S6J Hwv 35 or part-lime 7-3.30 shift, alternate VEGA —1971 wagon, rebuilt 307 V-I. jbstance abuse perterred but n Middletown weekends, tor nursing home, Tnorlev conversion kit. must tell necessary. Call 946-3030. -reehold art* Call lor interview *S00 oi best of).-. 264 7227 EARN EXTRA MONEY —Ain >e«n 10 a m, and 4 p.m. 431-52U. ASSISTANT good pay. easy work, no exptrienc VfNIUHA 19/S - Cwodoot. Ian. BOOKKEEPER necessary Send for application an OPERATORS — For no »g good condition Low mileage, )2I0O report BF Publications, P.O. Bo machine m modern lingerie plant Alter 5, M4-M88, S04, D R. Belmar N J 07m 180 Mam SI . Keansburg BE DEDICATED TO AMERICAN IDEALS AND TRADITIONS. Experienced, (or growing manulac VOLKSWAGEN 1973 — Super Bee- luring company. Duties includ EXCELLENT POSITION - Ide OPERATORS - Experienced only , lie. Four-speed, rear window detog- computer payroll processing, lypin for retired Person. We are lookln on collar settings, sew-ouU on 1 ger, AM/FM stereo, apcroiimatelv of commercial and government In lor a neat, reliable, sober individu ladies i-M kiMs Call 764 I7B5 | 84,000 miles (2100. 671 0551 aftei ~ voices, some accounts payable or to work night guard dutv at Sou cesslng. Full company benefits i Jersey hotel in exchange lor roo ORAl SURGERY ASSISTANT dudino profit-sharing. Excellei and small sai^y 4HH SS7? Experience not required, Mid- VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1976 - starting salary tor right parson dletownarea Call §42-3100, 9 00 5 00 Automalic, AM/FM stereo eight Write to Box 0-395, The Dally R tTxaAJsivT COSMETIC co' :k, sunroof, S29O0. 542-5231 after 5 p.m. gister, Shrewsbury NJ 07701. PANY — Seeking representatives Monmoutri County area 264-8639 PART TIME AND FULL TlML ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDEN Positions available Cashiering, roat VOLKSWAGEN 1970 ~ Bug. foui — Minimum seven years FACTORY WORKER — Part tin check, night auditing and front desk cylinder, automatic stick, runs perience, salary and apartmen 7 4S am lo 2:30 P m Deoendab c)erk Applv in person, Moiiv great, 93,416 miles, $0*5. Call 9 J. Mon through Sat , 547 567 for assembly work Appty 375 Sou Inn. Red B*nk PINTO 1976 — Four-cylinder, four speed, radio, heater, two-door FISH CUTTER - With drive More Classified 64,560 miles Only $1295, Apply in person only, Red Ban on Next Page PINTO WAGON 1975 — Four Volvo, 119 E. Newman Springs Rd yhnder, (our speed, power steer Shrewsbury.. no, wilh air, 54,149 miles. Looks 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted uns great, Only $1595. AUTO MECHANIC — A Of B rat Chrysler experience preferred. E MUSTANG 1948 — Faslbeck, two- cellent pay, benefits, vacation an door, SIM cylinder Stick, radio uniforms. Apply in person lo Seme NEW 1980 * heater, 127,507 miles. Only $495, Manager, Schwartz Chrvsle Plymouth, 141 W, Front It,. — Bank. - •IN TO 1972 — Runabout, two-door our cylinder automatic, radio AUTO MECHANIC - Experience heater, looks and runs great. 55,739 have own tools. Ability to se miles. $895. service needs. Permanent posit! OLDSMOBILE with guaranteed salary plus Ince NTO 1973 — Station Wagon, four tlve. Company benefits. Uniform Under, automatic, radio, heater Goodyear Service Store, 1030 Hw 66,702 miles, runs good. Only $895 at, Middle town. 471-2415,

HONDA CIVIC 1973 — Two-door AUTO BODY PERSON — With a CUTLASS SUPREME our speed, radio, heater, 72,22! miles. Only $1295. Body, Hwv- 36, Beltord. 495-0065. Ssss--". PLYMOUTH 1971 — Two dooi BOOKKEEPER-Full charge, 1m aulomatic, fully equipped with air mediate opening for responsible COMPARE... AMERICA'S 67.495 miles. Only $095,. dividual, full tirrje. capable of hand Ing all accounting functions throug AMC MATADOR 1972 — Two-door general ledger Send resume to B six-cylinder standard, radio, heater A 333, The Oailv Reglste tf» BEST SELLING MODEL * 90,433 miles, runs good. Only $495. Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701. «F All prices excluding lax and MV ees. THE NEW KINGSLY AUTO SALES AGAINST THE IMPORTS! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 541-4*00 ESTIMATED MPG AS We Buy Used Cars and Trucks CLASSIFIED GET MORE MILES SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth GOOD AS-OR BETTER! Red Bank. 747-0707' NEW 1980 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS BETWEEN FILL-UPS! 3 Trucks A NtW 1980 ULUSMUBILb CUTLASS SUPREME oilers the same estimated MPG And Trailers as a New 1980 Toyota Celica and Fiat Brava SUPREME oilers a BETTER ESTIMATED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sedan, and oilers a BETTER MPG than a MPG cruise range than a New 1980 Toyota 1961 CHEVROLET WRECKER -72 1 New '80 Audi '5000 4 door sedan, BETTER Celica Coupe. BETTER THAN a New 1980 it, six-cylinder, four-speed. Vi ton. Call 707-3254. A DAILY GUIDE [HAN any New BMW model and Cutlass Honda Prelude Coupe and BETTER THAN BLAZER 1975 — 4i . speed. also oilers a BETTER MPG THAN Ihe New a New 1980 VW Sctrocco 2 door Hatch. 350, custom interior, roll __ Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS 80 Mazda RX 7 coupes and equivalent to or Based on"estnnated MPQ Cutlass 20 MPQ X 18 Gallon AM/FM, eight-track quad. CB, 11x15 BETTER THAN all New '80 Volvo models. tires, ralley wheels, too many extras luel rapacity 360 Toyota 20 MPG X 16 320; to list. Very low miles. Call 671 3253 PLUMBING & ALUMINUMSIDING CARPENTRY AH estimated MPQ ligures based on models equipped Honda 23 MPG X 13 - 299 787-2213 HEATING wilh an automatic transmission. Cutlass equipped with 6 BLAZER 1974 — Four-speed, power ALUMINUM SIDING — Rooting. CUSTOM BUILT-IN BARS — 13'. cylinder engine steering/brakes, air, AM/FM choice ol style-color, 5600. Carpen- cassette. 42.000 miles, with V>> drain cleaning. Call 991-0504 days, or Estimates, easy terms 9720109 try of all types. Call evenings. Nit k power angle plow, asking WOO Call 291-5141 evenings. S91 1558, or Rich, 747 4444 747-2079. CARPET CLEANING CAPS FOR SALE — For Chevrolet LIGHT HAULING Specializing in interior and exterior LESS ANNUAL Luv. Call after 5 p.m. Monmouth County area work Andersen windows, interior or A-1 EXPERT CARPETCLEANING MORE ROOM! 264-5062 Call 946 4049 exterior doors, paneling • Inm. FUEL COSTS! — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable shtretrock and roots Call Oeorge, A NEW 1980 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CHEVROLET PICKUP 1972 — rates Morris Hodman, 747-0209. MOVING? - Free estimates. Low 787 ibSO A NEW 1980 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Automatic, power steering, 350. V-0 rates Experienced, reliable SUPREME is a 5 passenger car... while engine, v*-ton, slide-n-back win- CARPET Call Dan at 164 1944 ALTERATIONS SUPREME gives you LESS ANNUAL FUEL dows, cap on back. $1300. 503 9540 neither Datsun, Honda or Toyota offer a 5 INSTALLATION COST than a New 1980 Datsun 280 ZX or a CHEVROLET VAN — 1976, L-25, MISCELLANEOUS ARPEN T E R — Additions, passenger car. mers, alterations New 1980 Toyota Supra and equal to a New sliding side door, good tires, new Ait estimated MPG are based on EPA luel economy battery, 292 cu. in. engine, slx- JIM'SCARPET INSTALLATION — ATTICS — Garages cleaned out. Ask lo« Guy 787 1416 ' 1980 Toyota Celica Coupe cvlinder, completely luned. Ex- Re-lavs, repairs, re-stretches, Hauling and deliveries Reasonable. ratings and cars equipped with automatic cellent camper potential. Aikmg cuslom work and cleaning 264 6177 CaM 787-7835. ______HOME Based on Si 10 per gallon based on lb.000 miles: transmissions (2500 After 6 o.m,. 739-9226 or Cutlass $825. Celica $825. 280 ZX (15000 mi divided 446-9252. BASEMENTS - Attics, oarages IMPROVEMENTS RON IS BACK! cleaned. Husband and wile team OME REPAIRS —~ All types. by 19 MPG X I 10) $868. Supra $668 same lormula as DODGE CARAVAN 1977 — Yellow, To repair, re-stretch or re-lay your Free estimates 264 6358 pecialidng In electrical plumbing, 280 ZX All estimated MPQ can be allecled by Hip KEEPTHATQHEATOM good condition. carpet. Experienced carpet in- length, weather, driving habits, accessories etc FEELING WITH GENUINE For Information, call 739-W95 staller. Reasonable rates. Im- J SWANTON CO. — All IvPes of ihances Reasonable rates Car QM PARTS" maculate work. Call between 7-9 heating work, specializing In gas Fu It (.71 II96B heat conversions, fuel saving p.m. for appointment, 980-4071. NTERIOR PAINTING Paix > FORD SUPER CAB — 1977 Pickup, automatic stack dampers and other nd Santas hanging, free estimates F-350. Automatic transmission, 400 aving devices. Gas and oil 3794, Jorv •ng|ne, extras, 27,000 miles UOOOor INCOME TAX SERVICE er service, 291-5825, betl offer 671-2657. UAIITY — Homr Improvement JLl TIME — Tax accountant. 15 pentrv, oainting. etc Quirk FOiR) RANCHERO T976 — GT, PAINTING* tars experience serving in vice Call 787 30B0 Loaded, factory air, original owner, Ividuals and businesses. A. DECORATING mechanically perfect, $2850. Call Buy American from one of the Shore Olds Nice Guys who «delson. 739-lOtO anytime, 741-3753. TRUCK & AUTO INCOME TAX RETURNS CPA ALL PA1NTING/PAPERHANGING FORD 1972 — F-100, small V-«. Stan RENTAL offer 256 years of proven Business Success! Big B experience. Senior citlien dis- Reasonable rates, free estimates dard shift. B' bed, MOO. Call I7M409 564-7557 count. Call K. O'Brien. 747-0904 after FORD RENT A CAR 6 p.m FAIRWAY FORD INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 19» — ECONO-PAINT . Daily Weekly Monthh Two-wheel drive, 14400. Eves: INCOME TAX RETURNS _ Bull W1MI 528-7045. ness. Personal and State. Margery Trovoto, 29th Year in Mlddletown JEEP COMMANDO 1970 — Four- Call for appointment, 671-1289 wheel drive, power angle plow, CUSTOM PAINT - And quality re 11250. Cat! 671-4574 INCOME TAXES PREPARED paints on cars, trucks and bikes. v» Your home or mine 'i off regular price. 741-9491. 291-30B4 after 6 p.m. TRACTOR — 197) While CO C TAX CONSULTANT - With sight PAINT.ING — Experienced college sleeper, twin screw. Cummins Super years experience preparing students. Reasonable rates, Quality 750, 10 speed Road Ranger wilh air Federal. State and business lax re work. Call 741-0791. conditioner. $14,000. Call 291-3421. turns. Call Ronald Testa. 244-5335. WALLY'S PAINTING 4 Motorcycles ROOFING A SIDING Expert Craftsman Reasonable Interiors my specialty. 291-1891. KAWASAKI - 1970, KZ 650, custom, FREE ESTIMATES — OlSert Rpof Ing and Siding Co. Cell 747-5616 or loaded with extras. $2000. Call 531-1996. Established 1903, 291-3970 after 5 p.m. MOVING, STORAGE L(«>g Branch We try harder. CAGLIANO NICKS MOVERS — Low and senior 264-4333 363-0583 776-9500 4 Auto Rent/Lease Roofing-Siding Gutter; Repairs. ralei, seven days - a week, free ran HI* trucks 222-1234 349-3030 741-0910 Free estimates. 229-0069 or 227 1SA9 estimates Call anytime, 544-919. RENT A VAN — Low, low rates. Call Marty. TOM'S FORD, HWV. 35, Keyport. 244 1600 18 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1960 Nubbin 102 Horn*. Ftr Utiit 131 MtHJMS For Salt LINCftOPT - Twe-tterv. fawr living ream. aUtifctg ream. H AkMftf- *** uUitUM PAHT-TIME - HMKIMKII rKrKM «N MS* _ F«H ar a TRUCK DRIVER — With ttoe>i*t. htm p«tviKi*«'t «*fk« HIM, fa* p«r •it** Ma mechanical aptitude, needed far Mi POLE TOWN - Three fflinM. 2 i » «r * in., Matv-Fr... wuv H—W> Can Canlar. JK Center St, Quired, Cempuaraphk 75**. part HAVE •UVeRVNEEP LISTING* PANT TIME - S M am 7 am Clittwood t«ach. N.J lima Ask far Boa, 741-fm. RED BANK — Central, three Call the Kerr A«encv. Inc. beetroom. living ream, dining ream. 4J4 River Rd.. Fair HaW*- H\-MV rtVfrM «v«H«Mf In Hoimdpi. TVPiST/RECEPTIONtST — I Litlli Ulw, *vtf KMfMbur* irN SALES den, eat-In kitchen, basement. eWtc HA2LET - New rene* Three Phone Mke Minimum typing s Totally redecorated Walk te school, TM reaila*.* eirtom with < «r CM Full time, paint and walkaanr ex 4) wpffi PeeUkn is in Red I bedrooms, country kitchen, tving «OTIt» to UM rnenU.lv Call D«ve partance helpful WHJ IraM. Cam- cluirchet and stores. OH street park room end bath All •tum.numiWIftj •I 0\-m* W DlUll even.net (Ml aanv bMtffrU. discounts Apply In ing Very well insulated. Apr t. |4H plus utilities end security Re- wall-to-wall , cerpetlne. TYWST CLERKS ferences No pets 741-1117 or 1113. hat io*o*% greetoagreetoaHOH W***] (a aut net necessary To mortgage •«''•*•* ***•"•* PIZZA PERSON — Full tliM, **"PEROEMENT » helpful l SIM. fee rainbursed RED BANK TOWER HILL CONDO buyers |S4.tag. 7t7-M»> nights EitBerfenced Apply in Hw«. tt 1 Poote Ave HaiW H Thomas 7474494 Shrewsbury person. Lutgi * Femous FIJI*. 477 SALESPERSON - FuJttima, ex- - Living room, fireplace sit two ~ . H«tet cellent working conditions Ex UPHOLSTERER - Expertencod bedrooms, V/i beths, den, laundry, HOLMDEL penance necessary FUJI benefits. Full ar part time gereae Fully equipped Un- CUSTOM BUILDER'S PltZA MAKER — And/w cock. M- Apply The Royal Bo*. 46 Broad St , Call 431 )SSi furnished $121. furnished negotiable oeriented in ilillin Amtnim Call 741-4198 evenings, or 747-4743. SHOWCASE MODBLS (oath, m -1124 WAREHOUSE PERSON — For AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- 41 Business LADIES' RUMSON - Stunning eight-rooLimitem d number of Treeltienei and SECRETARY — For Real Estate carpet store, full lime, experience SPORTSWEAR WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, Contemporary designs fer Im- PLUMBER — Minimum lour v«#rs salai office. Desire person with preferred but not necessary. Call Opportunities RUGS, FOR CASH executive ranch with ail emmenlUes experience, steady work. FACTORY STORE necessary 'or gracious living. M7S mediate occupancy secretarial background In Real 671 SN0 for appointment, or apply in MIHV. vwnient end v» itiet Open INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES iOrt% financing tor qualified Call sai-0f*4 Estate, but will consider related ea Person Rue City. 1*43 Hwy 35, Mid IS* E Newman Sorlrvss Rd. monthly, plus utilities, one year BOXES -Corrugated. Pecking IUP- dallv 10-3 JO Direct from tecVKv to lease, April let occutoncv. Prin- buyers. PORTER — Pert lime Apply tn oerience Please submit resume ot dletown COFFEE Plles for Industry end Moving and vou Penti, skirts, tnlrti, vests M Shrewsbury 747-4300 For appointment to see. call experience and salary requirements cipals only. References. U1 JOM. PtftM at Sheraton Inn, M70 Hwv WAITER AND WAITRESS - Poai- DISTRIBUTORSHIP Storage. Call M7-40M or 441-4473. l*cktU. Susan Jev. 10 North Bridge 3S. Hultl la BOM A 111. The Daily Register, Ave. The Eisner Building, Red ALL LIONEL TRAINS RUMSON — One to two bedroom 944-3447 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07741. tions available Apply In person, |2500 INVESTMENT CAMERA OUTFIT — LeUa IIU Jerry Bavar'i, 111 Main St., with case and four linur ISmm, Bink, N.J. Or Fiver. Top cash appraisal. house, sas heal, $400 per month, plus Matawan. M4tJM utilities 741 14*3 after 4 p.m HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A MINI SECRETARY CAN START PART-TIME JOmm, Wmm. tUmm, ged«tl bag, fARM - in the heart of Little Two to three years experience. Type WAREHOUSE PERSON — Ship- (Not Vending) manual and accessories. A coJItc •LIND5I ANTIQUES — All kinds, boughl lor SHREWSBURY — Three bedroomsSilver, ? Here Is your chance, nearly Si worn Experience on memory and ping, receiving, heavy machine tor's Item that Is functional and L.tvolof*, Vertlcels. Woven Woodi lop cash Mary Jane Roosevelt Ant) lerge lot, near schools end shopping, 2'/, acres of privacy o-ith pasture, PRODUCTION dictaphone helpful. parts, moving and slocking shelves. Light, pleasant, high-profit, stable versatile- Beit otter. 342-4004 after 4 30% OFF LIST' DELIVERED) ques, 10* East River Rd., Rumson quiet residential neighborhood $550 outbuilding, pool with cabana and MANAGER » Thomas UJ-UH Shrewsbury Valid driver's license, company business restocking (from car) local week nights. Cell Elenby Products (or Quote M2-3t» Member Appraisers As- plus utilities. 7414113. plenty of room for a garden. Three benefits. Call 9444171. outlets with th* most OUTSTAND- 1234441 sociation of America. bedroom home with dlnlne, room, SHORT ORDER COOK — Futl time ING NAME IN COFFEE IN CHROME — Kitchen Ml, entloue or part-time. Apply in parson. Ye DUSTRY 75 V*ir-old product, stand, JMJ electric sign, counter ilgn IVING ROOM SET — Dark Pine, ANTIQUES — GATEWAY ANTI10- 3 Rentals To Share Ivlng room with fireplace, finished Collage inn. Keyport, N.J,, or call holder., grev itetl office desk, office :olonUl. »l» piece*, U00 Cell after QUES. Rl 34 end Hemestead Ave , utic hideaway plus basement uve individual needed ror 144 1H3. ask for Peter 52 Babysitting/Child stocked by every major food store in Priced right al l«.wo Call today, im/il manufacturer. U.S.A. and locally. Is consumed orsenlier, Call 244-4171. p.m., 741-im. Leonardo. »1-53SO Cart many times daily by Ih* thousands ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —$123per CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor ReS Bank arw. SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com CLOISONNE — On porcelain, touLIVINr G ROOM SET — Dark Walnut BUYING DOLLS — Older Barblii. "Independently Owned" Muti M»I tool room, umpie mak- mission. Mutl be available from 1:30 In this area and enlovi lifetime re month, female preferred. Call peat business. pieces. 1440. i vlnvl upnolitery, six piece., Glnnvi end their clothe*. What have 2*1-3101 or 747-4213, leave number. ail River Rd. Pair Haven ina and coat estimelins experience to • oo p.m. and have a full-slie car, BABYSITTER — Mature loving Call I42-U73 good condition. WOO «ifl.l youT Will pick UP. Call JJ2*45l (Ml) 7*-74*4 E«eHe*M OMlrt unity in •rowiitt station wagon or van. For further parson for my Ivi-year old, Information, call Mr. Rollaln at I JOS M, Mon.-Frl., Ocean Twp , Consists of collecting for product COLONIAL LOVESEAT — Plaid,MAVTAO WASHER — Excellent DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — 1 will 104 Winter Rentals KEANSBURG - Immaculate four Salary WO-000 ranee Hl-JOOO, Ext 731. starting 3/3/eO Call collect, after 4 sold and replenishing Inventory. red. bleck, brown and gold, bought condition, JIM Girl's U" bike, *S0 buy all your small garage late arga rooms, bath. 50x100 fanced-ln P.m., 21)-a»-97». at Bamburger'S, W2S. Call 747-1431. Wall hung white enamel kitchen Items. Call 244-M15 after J p.m. lot, nice section, needs heat $24,900. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Must aspire to cabinet, never used, hlanait bid, ' Sand rttum* to Box F-3M Openings, 3-11 and 11-7. nlghl shifts BABYSITTER — For a.m. kin- CONTEMPORARr GLASS TOP —Call 741-1OT1. weekday morning* or GOLD, SILVER COINS — Scrap, MOUNT POCONO—Pour-bedroom. DUPLEX — Three rooms and bath, The Dally Register Full or part-time. Steady work Call dergarten student In Fair Haven. Dining table, butchtr block bate, ikerxts. Antique., jtwlery, highest prices two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private ch each side. Gas and electric SlWewsbury, N.J. 07701 741-4700. Call I42-03IS, after 6 p.m. four chairs, UTS. W-4S44 paid. Can iw MW golt course, tennis courts, beach and Outstanding MICROSCOPE - Bsuich and heat. $21,000 TELLERS GUY JOHNSON Country Club. Close to all resorts. Daily-Sunday Lortib Sltrto, loom 72x30 power 222-5343. FIVE ROOMS — Gas neat. 113.900. Cashiering batkgroung helpful 53 Domtstlc Help Income Best offer, Cell 7>7-*37f. BUYS AND BUYS Start al $125 Faa reinbursed From an entire household lo a single SEA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom 20 Thomas HI UU Shrewsbury ORIENTAL RUGS — fill, light blue Item. Antique funlture. Jewelry, SMALL BUNGALOW — 111.900. REAL ESTATE SALES — Floor Interviews granted ONLY to pre furnished oceenfront cottage. No HOUSEHOLD HELP NEEDED -screened applicants submitting (AT REGISTER and white from India, (350. *«9silver, immediate cash. Top dollar. time, training, pick your hours. TYPIST — Minimum speed 60 wpm multi-colored from Belgulm, I1S0. pets. Call 842-0003 after 3 p.m. Owners will hold mortgage. For tor CARROLL AGENCV 172*100 Own transportation TIME OF RESPONDING) ALL the •42-4334. Accuracy essential Growth op MMttt following: Classified Ads Amane refrloerator, ilx yur* old, SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studiodetailss . CHATEAU REALTY, portunity Position is In Rod Bank. »1«. Call 741 1 SSI OLD FURNITURE — Antiquesan, d motel units—maid service, all REAL ESTATE, 213 Carr Ave.. REAL ESTATE SALES AS- Call U0-tt03 HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. Ex china, glassware, art objects and SOCIATES NEEDED - We hava in Time available to service ac- utilities included. Low winter rates Keansburg. 787SH4. parienced, no small children, no as low as PAINT — tS.SO/flal. Interior bric-e-brac. Immediate cash for by the dev, week or month. No lease ina prospects, the listings and tha TRUCK DRIVING cooking $150 counts (Days. Evenings, anything and everything Ruscll's. LEONARDO — $)4,*00. 2Vi mortgage money, but we na*d Weekends). ii.M/Bal exterior. or security. TRADE WINDS HOUSEKEEPER/COOK - Live In. CALL M3<477* 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 741—UH MOTEL, 842-1837. bedrooms, one bath, Colonial, new tnerottlc peoele with a desire to be Beginners or Experienced Some child care 46 cents* healing and roofing, needs Interior luccesifut Call today tor an in II75 plus benefits (2) INCLUDE Proof of required TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO and some- exterior work. Dead-end tvrview All Inquiries will remain S25O0 tor Inventory NOW IN BANK PIANOS DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo Own Pure has-Lease HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION — Warehouse prices on most major 106 Furnished Rooms street. Call 291 9481 after 4 p.m. confidential Call uslodav. Walker A Live In, with one lady, simple cook- at time of responding to ad Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Principals only. __^_^_^_ walker, Realtors, 471 3111 or brands. Yamaha, Klmbell, Thomas, Buy from private owners ind ing $150 For FAST RESULTS Baldwin, Gulbransen, etc. Rentals 741-UU. Become an owner operator or lease HOUSEKEEPER — Live In, no(3) Year Car and Phone Number. estates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE KEANSBURG — Furnished roomsLITTL, E SILVER-SHREWSBURY from |T,50 per month. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- AREA! — Call or send tor our REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER operator with on* ot th* bast known cooking, formal service. Adult Write Box Q-2H, The Daily Register, AT LOW. COST by week or month. companies in tha moving Industry. household IWS SIGNED. 799 River Rd., Fair 7B7**** 'Shore & Country Living" brochure, — On* of Monmouth County'i most Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Haven. N.J. 842 42S1 olcs, descriptions, price* on ex- respected real estate firms naadt a HOUSEKEEPER — Llv* In, help phone Pond Rd. & Rt. 9 Wa will train you lo drive and with meals, no child car* 1150 FAST FOOD — Drive-In restaurant LARGE SLEEPING ROOM - With clusive listings. APPLEBROOK knowledgeable and asgresslve tales M0-3W-4W7 WE WILL BUY — Contents of vourlight kitchen privileges. Call 7414771 AGENCY, Realtor, 44 Church St.. manaa«r for one of its exlsllrm o» operate vour own business HOUSEKEEPER/CHILD CARE - 35, one-acre corner property. attic, all small garsoe sail Ilems. nan. GoaawonthUA^ jend Live out. Part time, must nav* car. — ORGANS evenings. Little Silver, 747-5444. Three positions. Money variable. Cell 741-4072. rasum* today, all inquiries will be You are guaranteed a Contract If you Has and Services MIDDLSTOWN Mlddlaeged busi- MIDDLETOWN — $8500 assumes heel confidential. Writt Ban A 310, qualify Be vour own boss with big No F*a To Applicant Classified Ads USTING PIANO CO. WILL BUY — Dolls, toys, bears, company support. * Our 97th Year nessman preferred, furnished room VA mortgage on this twe-bedroom Tha Daily Register, Shrewsbury, HAZEL 4 JARVIS x Christmas Mams, postcards, etc., and bath, references. 872-9378. ranch, Port Monmouth section. Call N.J. 07701. 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Asburv Park 77S-O4M (before 1150). 741-4072. Frank, 787-4400. For additional Information call tha •42-MtO FOR SALE — Lawn maintenance 542-1700 Open f to t RED BANK — Large lovely rooi REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one Recruiting Department toll-free business, jobs, equipment, ale. nicely furnished, private entrance MIDDLETOWN — Call or send for of our successful offices, with • I *»42i 1334 HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In, five Trailer. 741-7931, 741-4055. Toll Free from Matawan Area PIANO — Fbony, excellent condi- REAL ESTATE and parking. 842-9350; 842-5401. "Shore and Country Living" days. References. tion, MOO. Combination aluminum proven plan for success, highest LUNCHEONETTE FOR RENT — . RENTALS brochure, pics, descriptions, prices commissions, bonusei^tfcensed or AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT 747-4517 566-8100 storm door, nevtr used, slie 2'l»6'i, o exclusive listings. AP- In center of town. (150 per week. All White, |40. 291-2290, unlicensed Call RicT Grimm al CO. LOOKING FOR FEMALE — Com-equipment. 530-0113, after 4 p.m. RED BANK AREA - Working malePLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, Matawan office, M* M00. P.O. Box 107B Toll Fraa from MUdlatown Araa or female. Call 747-34U between 5 950 Rt. 35. Middle town, 671-2300. Indianapolis, Indiana 44204 panion and live-in fret. Between the PIANO — Sterling babv grand, 101 Apartments eoes 5O-1I-4S. Call 4-10 p.m., 144-9047. PACKAGE LIQUORS — Volume keyboard in excellent condition, re- and 7 p.m. ' REAL ESTATE SALES over 1300,000 Same owner over 33 671-9300 NEW HOMES — Knoll Construction. MICKEY AGENCY, REALTORS limWied In beautttu' walnut. $1700 TRUCK DRIVING STRONG WOAAAN — Live-In, toyears. Good lease, high net profit, Cill R42-447S. Two-story, two-door type, four _J J22-40BT car* for elderly stroke patient Good low price for quick sale. Terms, DESKS, FILES — Tablas, chairs, ASBUHY PARK — Efficiency, »1W10, 6 Commercial bedrooms, IVi baths, femlly room adding machlms. tvpswrltars, of- one-bedroom, $235. Includes heat, wlih fireplace, living room, formal RIAL ESTATE SALES AS- Beginners or Experienced pav. Ktyport 944-2911 or 244-0404 minimum required, $50,000. Call POOL TABLE — Oak, circa 1920, hot water and cooking gas Arthur Bahlav Ag«ncy, 774-5555; flca aqulpmanl, ate. al bargain Includes accessories, 11500. Call Rentals dining room, laundry, large eat-In SOCIATE — For active office, pre- Drlcas. Naw or usad. A.A.C. DESK Available Immediately. Cal kitchen, two-car garage, on 'A-acre (•• e«oerieot», will train nawly Own Pure has Lease eves., 531-0341. 641 2940 U7-4OS7 licensed Up lo 60% of commissions. Situations Wanted OUTLET, \7<» Rt. 39, Oakhursl ABERDEEN MATAWAN — E lot Ready to move In. 40-vear MELMED REALTY, 471 $450. Ftmalt TWO-BAY TEXACO - For leas*.531-3*90. REFRIGERATOR - Frlfldalre, IASBURt Y PARK NORTH — ecutlve or professional office space, mortgage, 20% down, $105,000 Become an owner operator or lease Fully stocked with tools and equip- (u ft., avaocado green, *m like Furnished one-room efficiencies, 1.400 SQ. (t. consisting of main office Ranch houses from $95,000. For REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — We operator with one of tha best known ment, with 197-4 Chevrolet wrecker. DINETTES — $44 »5, badroom. $195, new. can deliver, 842t259. maid service, laundromat and phone and reception area with three addi- more Information, call 747-3449 or art seeking a full-time professional, companies in th* moving industry. 291-5112. maltrassas from U«.«9. K.D. on premises. From ISO week! tional private offices and restroomi. 747-948J. capabl* of handling executive clien- Sham's Furnllura. Hi Hwv 3a, Wasl 5ABIN 220 COPIES 9M-5577. Located on heavily traveled Lloyd BABYSITTING - Will babysit, love UNLIMITED PROFITS Kaansburv. AMar 1 p.m., its 00*5 In good condition, JSOO OCEANPORT — Charming three- tele. Marketing and training pro- W* will train you lo drive and children. Will llv* In if Investment $12.50 Rd. 500 ft. from Parkway entrance, grim. An agency Is only as suc- operate vour own business. Call 125-0104 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Caprlargi e on slie private parking tr*». bedroom ranch In mint condition, 787 7217 Cat! 257-9320, Gab*.or Marsha DINING ROOM — MadlUrranaan, r baths, dining room, eat-in cessful as its salespeople. Wt ara llahtad Iwo-placa hutch, table with SMOKE-EATER 650 C.F.M. —Don't Apartments. One and two bedroom Under $5 per so. ft. Attractive. Call ( successful. We'll show you how to ba You are guaranteed a contract if you CHILD CARE — infants or Tod luxury garden apartments. Heat and 583 3030 kitchen, family room, central air, laaf, slK chairs, glass tabla top, 1*00 exhaust vour heat. Asking S72S. Call many extras. Bv owner, $76,000 a success Exoerlence helpful, but qualify. Be your own boss with big dlers. My horn*, dally or weekly. Call 2i4 6OM after 4 p.m. 142-1145. hot water, tree pool supplied. Near not necessary. Real cstala license a company support. Mrs. Thavenlus, m-1713. transportation and shopping. Call AGENTS — Executives, pro- 229-7033. must. For confidential Interview call 291 0006 between 9/, Mon. through DINING ROOM SET — Four chairs,SOFA BED - Pull-size, two months fessionals: offices available In two OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside FOULKS PRESTON For additional information call th* CHILDREN'S CLOTHES — Mad tabla, braakfront. thraa-placa old, complete with valour thermal Sat. or three rooms or larger. Air. " AGENCY-REALTORS Recruiting Department toll-free General sewing Reasonable rait Danish rocker, straight chair, sat- blanket, sheets, mattress cover. carpet, decoration. On long-term Woods and Long View Village 2 Woodland Dr., Mlddlelown 1 MKMZt-1234 471-5U0, save this ed. . Mtrchindlie For taa, bads, chait of drawers, rugs, Moving, must sell. $475 value, $275 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - One leases. Red Bank area. Pull Elegant new homes from $114,000 and two-bedroom garden apart' Call 531-0503. 671-MM HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES — china, eeroan malarial, linan. Call 739 ota; services. Low rents. 741-VS95. AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Salt MI 1151 ments, heat, hot water Included. $M0 Honest, dependable, thorough. C and $370 per month Plus serlty. Call MIDDLETOWN — 18th Century RESPONSIBLE - Conscientious CO. Community Ministries, 747-3310. SPEAKERS — Bose 401's, two years home distinguished by history, 4rtme. lover wanted lo cara for P.O. Box 107B FIREWOOD — All hardwood, splrold. , excellent condition, $300 Call 2*1-5327. 10S Commercial 105,000 BTU'S — Oil, hoi air turnaca, 741-um elegance and spaciousness This house and pats whan wa go awav. Indianapolis, Indiana 44206 TYPIST — Bookkeeper, eMOx O Call altar a p.m. and delivered, Monmouth County Rtntals completely renovated ten-room Should have car. Colltoa student perienepd. Red Bank area only. Wl araa, MS par cord. Call •« J5!» COZY — Two bedrooms, kids okay, Una Fair Haven. Hi 7W3 Mt-3141 store, bus, heat, security. Louise home features two fireplaces, Equal Opportunity Company consider typing at horn*. Ca FIREWOOD — Saasortad oak, bTHy E USEDFURNITURECCNTtR Isch, Broker. No fee. 471-2544. skylights. 32' living room, 22' dining •42-OC57 or 741-4599. 1IMM MICKEY MOUSE SOUND cord or halt cord. Prompt delivery 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 20x50, room, study with wet bar, family 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise PROJECTOR - Naw condition» , )2) « JJ) Beens, Has-beens and Why Nots EFFICIENCY APARTMENTSo n- the corner property off Hwv. room and kitchen with exposed U0O. Franklin Mint illvar colni, IS- Year-round rentals, outdoor swim going to Main Rd. of the town, good beams and wide plank floors, new For Salt For Salt 55 Situations Wanted Fratldan! Sat. bast offar. Days call FIREWOOD - Full cord, guaran- TUXEDO — Jacket 42 regularpool, , one block from ocean. Call for all kind of small business. $383 heating system with three-tone, S3OO1S0. Evas., 93O-fS27. laad all hard wood. Call «l«!5 or pants 34x31. 2" hem, tie. After 4 2221235. per month. 3304113, aftar 4 p.m. aluminum tiding, new 200-amp elec- Malt P.m., 471-3292 tric service, used brick patio, two- man. HIGHLANDS - New one-bedroorATTRACTIVr E MODERN OFFICE car garage. Bv Owner. Asking 3 LINES FURNISHING ON A LOW USED CUSTOM - Kitchen. Im Hid(und- o mn bay Washer, dryer, dls — Heart of Red Bank, private park- $139,900. Call 842-904. ANDY'S SNOW PLOWING — Free BUDOETT — Chack tha USEO ing appliances. Must sell to make hwssner, wall-to-wall carpet. t37! Ing, approximate 140 tq. ft., $100 a FIREPLACES STOVES estimates. Reasonable rates. Ca FURNITURE CENTER OF REDroom for new kitchen. 544-0724- month. 842-0505, month. Call Rocar Company before RUMSON AREA — Call or send for: 5U-519C. 5 DAYS BANK. Fine furniture for lass. 197 1 P.m., 741-3313. "HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" WE GUARANTEE Shrewsbury Ava. VELVET COUCH — 6', matching HIGHLANDS — Three-room apart LANDSCAPING — Design and pla $3.00 chairs and lamps, original price, ment, gas heat. $150 a month plu- DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE — Picture Brochure-Monmouth County " THE BEST PRICE ling, lawn maintenance and Install $2000. Asking $*00 7414335. utilities and security. 872 0746 1000 SQ ft., newly decorated and FOUR SEASONS REALTY Tha Register FAMILY ADS (Infla- G.E. WASHER — Like NEW (lass 91 E. River Rd., Rumion. 130-0990 'THE BEST SERVICE tion. Rolotllllng, shrub trlmmlnu tion Rotifers) can sell reur un than threa months). Mini basket and fully furnished, modern professional dry block patios, spring clean-up rded I term for you quickly. enargv saver. Sacrifice. W3-U12. WEDDING GOWN — Hand meoe, KEANSBURG — Modern three-building In Red Bank. 471-3222. RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA: — • THE HIGHEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP lawn fertflltatlon. Call Ray, after Merchandise for tale ONLY 1 P.m., 471-7044. GOLD DIAMOND WATCH — (390.slie 9-10. Also two other evening room, bath, unfurnished, one month HIGHLANDS — Store approximate Call or send for our "Shore 4 Coun- THE BEST SELECTION Originating from household, not ex- gowns, site B 172-0957. security, no pets. 717-9241. try Living" brochure, pics, descrip- ceeding a sale price ef (200 oer Bisque piano baby. S1S0. Old mania) ly 2O'x5O', two lavatories, suitable tions, prices on exclusive listings. ' THE BEST GUARANTEES clock. 112! Call 142-7124 KEANSBURG — 3 Oceanvlew Ave., office or retail, parking available article $200 per month plus utilities. Securl APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtor, WE'RE THE BEST AND WE'RE PROUD OF IT MOVING AND PAINTING — And PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. 76 Auction Salts all utilities Included. Superlnten Ml Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumion, odd Jobs don*, low rates. Nights and HAMMOND & BALDWIN dent, Apt. 4. 717-3638. tv required. 741-7783. 842-2900. WE WILL ALSO FINANCE YOUR FIREPLACE FOR AS weekends. 244-U07 after 4. Each additional line, Jl.00. No dlt- count If canceled before explretlon. PIANO AND ORGAN LAW OFFICE AVAILABLE — LOW AS 11.86% ANNUALLY COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES KEANSBURG - Two bedroom SECLUDED COLONIAL — In the No changes In copy CENTER apartment, $200 security, $200 rent RUMSON. For individual attorney WHY NOT CALL NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE FOR Have tomething lo Mil? Phone Auctioneers-Appraisers-Grave sharing library and all other heart of Rumson. Approached bv a 57 Day Care/Nursery Markers-Bronzes 2O.-9M-264I monthly, plus utilities. Available tree lined lane and offering approx- INFORMATION ON INSTALLING YOUR FIREPLACE? Division of Altanberg March 1st. Call 787-03*4. facilities with two other Indlvidua School Piano Housa attorneys. No Initial Investment imately IV* acres of beautifully 542-1700 Call 741-2323. landscaped privacy. Entry hall, oval N.J. FIREPLACE CORP. Old you know 77 Ptts And Livestock KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE —One dining room, super kitchen with We Are N.J.'s bedrooms, available March 1, 1281 separate breakfast room, garden 1S7-2700 WORKING MOTHERS - Full da month, ivj month security, heal, hot MATAWAN — One-room rental and cara. (Hourly rates). Happy Hour THE DAILY Largest and Oldest two-room sub-lease. All utilities In- room off living room, dan plus fami- water and cooking Included. Call 9-1 ly room. Two fireplaces. Four School, Rl. 34, Matawan. 54«-4414 Piano Dealer dallv, 2444313. cluded. New modern building, Hwv REGISTER Advanced And Beginners 34. Reasonable 564 1881 bedrooms. A unique home designed Mason and Hamlln, ICImball, KEYPORT — Bay view, large one- with a flare for living and the Sohmar, Baldwin, Kawal, Knaba, DOG TRAINING OFFICE SPACE — Modern pro- gardener's delight. $185,000. Call to- CLASSIFIED ADS Classes eves and Sat. afternoons bedroom apartment, reasonable, Everett, Currlar, Hardman and rent pays all. 7W-3H1. fessional office building, Mid- day. Plavar pianos. Bavshor* Companion Dog Club dletown Township area on Rt, 34. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor 741-MUA ANTIQUE — Mthoaanv dining LARGE DISPLAY OF MONMOUTH BEACH — Un- approximately 1124 sq. ft. For In "Independently Owned" room set, eight pieces, Contem GRAND PIANOS DOGGIE T-SHIRTS - Coats and furnished, two bedrooms, Towers of (ormttton, call W1-9000. 8.3 River Rd. Fair Haven porerv, IS yeari old, marble-top buf- sweaters, 10% off. The Pet Shop, 1 Monmouth. 7th floor, 24 hours yt classified advertising ftl, oood condition. tSOO or beit of 300 MAIN STREET security, valet, indoor and outdoor OFFICE SPACE • RED BANK SUB (201) 741-76*6 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 142-4197 fer. Also five-piece Medlterra- ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07713 pool, sauna. 747-2020; eves., 531-3412. LET — Convenient Broad Street THINKING OF Selling or Buying? rteert/Spanliti kitchen set, Spanish 779-9300 DOG SWEATERS —Values to $4.99 location. Three-room suite. Approx- Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY oak with wrought Iron pedestal table Opan dally v to 9, Sat. 'til S This week only • 99 cents. TANKS MOOERN APARTMENT — Near imately 500 sq. ft., to sub-let through 471-2H0 with leaf. Four gotd vinyl end ALOT, 8 Maple Ave., Red Bank transportation, Best time to call is June 30, t*M. $250 Per month wrought iron hlghback swivel ai IBM TYPEWRITERS 747-3440. before noon, 493-0416. Longer terms possible Call 747-7544 UNION BEACH - $13,000 assumes chairs, good condition, $123 or best this 10% FHA mortgage. Three- \%f2 INFLATION RENTAL »20-$26 per mo. RED BANK — Three-room apart PORT MONMOUTH — Building Offer. 671-044]. Rani with option lo buy 171-0337 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL bedroom ranch offers living room, PUPS — Pour. Two males, two men), $273, utilities txtra. Call from 1300 sq ft. Suitable for luncheonette dining room, kitchen, full basement, ANTIQUE OAK — Dining room setLARGE OVERSIZE - Sofa, with females. $35 each. 747-U79. 12-3 P.m., 747-1379. retail marine supplies, other fenced yard, many extras. Call Bob, — 10 pieces, table Mx60 + two 13" possibilities. $223 per month. Call matching ottomans. S*SO or bast of- RED BANK — Assume lease, three 6710628 after 5 p.m. leaves. %}79S. Call after 3, H4-4I21. far Call 142-5J79. bedroom apartment, $400 month HORSE CORN ON COB — Long rye plus utilities. Oakland St., Red RED BANK — New prime pro- WALKER A WALKER * FIGHTER straw, also short straw, bale or ton Bank. For appointment, 94443M. fessional office space at lit Broad REALTORS 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise •42-411I. St., with parking. 320 to 2,100 sq. ft Shrewsbury Office 741-5212 RED BANK — Spacious five-room, Mlddletown Office 471-3311 For Sale For Sale LARGER PISH $350 and UP. Call for specifics, close to shopping and transporta- 741-3111 or 842 2*28 Smeller Price tion. 741-2796 for appointment. When considering Buying or Selling TANKS ALOT, 8 Maple Ave., Red RED BANK — Professional office Call a member of The Bank. 747-3440. RED BANK - Luxury two-bedroom space, prestigious Broad St. loce Monmouth County townhouse, carpeting, new kitchen, Multiple Listing Service MINIATURE DACHSHUND — tlon, will alter to suit, all amenities laundry, V/t baths, private Call days, 842-3*45. Eves., 741-3174, LOOK FOR THESE ADS American Kennel Club, two female courtyard and perking, $450 plus PUPpltS, $75 each. 787-29*7. utilities. 741-2194 . SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL 132 Condominiums BUILDING — TlntOn Fill! 1,100 + OUR FISH RED BANK — NY. loft type of Town Houses ARE GUARANTEED sq. ft., modern office building, am- DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX apartment. In town, close to ple parking - will finish to suit. Call TO LIVE hospital, $350 Per month Includes Ask about our seven-day replace 543-4433. SHADOW LAKE ment guarantee on all fish. TANKS heal. Call 747-9100. SPECIALS ALOT, I Maple Ave., Red Bank RED BANK — One-bedroom luxury j To Rent ALL MODELS 747-3440. on river with deck. $350 plus utilities. »S4,OO0-$93,0O0 741-2194. ATTENTION LANDLORDS — Te- nants are eager to rent Immediately ALSO RENTALS »" HIGH LAMPS - Brill, CUM DRAPES - Llnad. LMM Mua andSOFA — n" sold valvtl, fair cond PARAKEETS — $4.99. Show qualll RED BANK —Luxury high-rise one Call 431-4032, Mon.-Frl., 8:30 to 430 ERA KERR AGENCY MM, Mir 110 Brau Utoft Bold. Four panalt M"x!02" tach. lion, $l». Eaiv chair, oood cond Moluccan Cockatoo, $1200, regula and two-bedroom apartments, love- No fee. SI7S IUIW Don, S7S. Four call Iron radiator 741-4477 Da vl 6mth, fiO. 74) im. $1400. The Pat Shop, 16 Monmouth ly river view. Call 12 noon or Eves. 741-454*; 7<7-4824 maka orftr. Call 747-47K. St., Red Bank. 142-41*7. between 7* p.m. evenings, 842-4845, &MS OUITAR »NO AMP — Almoit KEYPORT RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSE -' FULL MATTRESS - And boxTICKETS — Snow Wtilla, Wad., I Reasonable, two rooms, one for nayr OTMt lor tmlnrwi, 179. Call PUPPIES - Free to a good home RED BANK — Four-room apart storage, one for bedroom and cook tprlng, aicallant condWan, SM. 1 p.m.. Vina, III 50 aach. Ca Dart Poodle and part Husky ment, $450 per month, covers all 747 ITtl 747-44M. ing prlvllegts. Write Franklin 787-4954. utilities. Convenient location. Adults Boiler, .78 Church St., Keyport, N.J BED — Htak-rlMr. SM. BlMW preferred. Security. Call after 5, twin. SIS. 12 tmcll antique cup Ml. KENMORE DISHWASHER — SIMTIRE, S — Two aach, navar uMd, 07733. Keyport area only, P. Goodrich, B7IX14, S25 t»c SHELTIES (MINI COLLIES) — 842-7874 U00. Call MM!». Castro chair-bad, 1700 AKC, one mala, three female, $150 Man's casKmara coat sin 43, u MALE TEACHER — Seeks apartSHADO- W LAKE — U Call 7414910. each. Call 142-1042 after A p.m. STARCRAFT POPUP 1*76 — Ex ment with garage In local area. Call cellent condition, used twice, sleeps 5444M5, after 4 p.m. BLACK VINYL — Sod, SM. TV TWO FOR ONE FISH SALE — The SlK. Call after 5 P.m. 142-7174. Itarto/radlo combination, ISO. Chair KITCHEN SET — Flvaplaca, TIRES - Flraslona radlals, TL_ Pet Shoo, 14 Monmouth St., Red anoVlowa Mat, US. Pool tablt. slata and Country snow bltars, good traad MARRIED COUPLE — Working • rougut Iron, S7S. Call HRTt-IS, »45 pair. 747711a. Bank. 8424197- RED BANK M Riverside Ave. full-time, no children, looking tor log, woo Call 7««I71. small, unfurnished, reasonably un'T'^T™ L*if - N|W Ninth* mint RIVERVIEW TOWERS unit. Two bedrooms, m baths TWIN CARRIAGE — Parago, II FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE priced house to rent In Bavshore BOY'S WALNUT CAMPAIGN BASSET MEDITERRANEAN DIN' now, S7S Also loldlng ttroHars (1 90 Bicycles/ area. Present lease expires May in •nclosad balcony, al aopllln' BEDROOM - SlI DMCat. 1115. ING ROOM — CampMa wL Ilka On the Nevesink River h0 1 rt (n't ll>-»«W. »". 130 OIH'i MM, naw, I73S. Call W-U7i aftar S:30. 129 aach. Call t22-4V7S. After 4 P.m., 344-2111. Mini Bikes Two bedrooms, starting at $4*0. In- ZvmT " ' * TWO PAIRS — Man's Jodphu cludes centre! air and neat, cooking REAL ESTATE pants, waist 11", wool whipcord. 12 gas, balconies. 24-hour doorman, TV OAK CABINET - SM. haaur l.t aach, navar worn, ona pair ladl security and sauna. Garage, pool „ FOR SALE 133 IncomtPropTtw •WNK BEDS — UnuMd. sturdy, circulating orala and motor, SIB. Jodonur boots, ilia ;v,. US. SO lbs BATAVUS MOPED —1*71. Ex DISCOUNTS FOR cellent cond It Ion. $400. firm. Cal and marina available. Bob Clccone, " - Twa-lamllv. r*. baaultful. Complatt with mat- chain, ss, takrk. tt, bowling ball. J« ^Kh C.M « Mm. „ 1201) 741-1731. i sm m7ii H. l>pawitli taftta. SS. Ma-aMI. 717-1734. 131 Houses For Sale gross. Carpeting, etc SENIOR CITIZENS MINI TRAIL BIKE — 1*7*, RED BANK — Three rooms, cen- •IN1NS ajOOM s«T - si.-Maca. RUG — BraMad. ft. minimum PALACE DINER LINCROFT PHARMACY — 147 4-off kt suite (900 SQ. ft,) may be 102 Houses For Rent ALMOST ACRE IJO-S F.I, HayenTaaH, Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems 10% Discount to Senior Cltliens Newman Springs Rd,, Llncrptt. N.J. subdivided for any portion thereof; and single office, 2Wiq Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, 27' dan, quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- 45MonmoulhSI.,R.d Bank 74HI31 Fraa Oallvary. senior Cltliens Dis- w dining room, utility room, base- count honored. Wa participate In ft. Central air, heat, private COTTAGE ON ESTATE — SIR umns now under a separate distinctive heading. parking, elevator, full Janitorial rooms, two baths, Shrewsbury, $500 ment, garaga. fireplace. OLDE UNION HOUSE PAA Programs. Call 741-7ete. MELMED REALTY Bkr. e71-S4S0 10% Discount lo Senior Cltliens service Included. Prime loca- per month plus utilities. Cell 741-1229 Ilems originating from your household may be sold tion. Just completely renovated. or 741 1375. for up to $20000 (formerly $10000) per article. ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS ANXIOUS UC5 *• P.M. ONLY RADIATOR WORK 747-1100 HAZL6T - One veer old four-Four bedrooms. 17' anastar HIGHLANDS — Large iraad L» ~ Price for each item must be mentioned tt Wharf Ava., Red Bank M1-1S79 bedroom Colonial, wall-to-wall ballroom, two baths, dan, 14" science RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS carpeting, $550 plus utilities. Re- kitchen, formal dining room, full dry »°jJtt""' '""•"™ »hm. CM! Auto Air Conditioning A Coding Syt> ferences, security. Call after 4 p.m., basement. IIS' lot. TIRES tems. All Minor Auto RtMlri. 10% 244-87 Jt MELMED REALTY Bkr. eM-SMO Dltcouni to All Senior Citizens. 1» fllMI INDUSTRIAL AHA CROWN TINE MART W. front St., Red Ltank. 741-1177 HIGHLANDS — Waterfront A- OfKount to ALL tenter Cltlteni, 12,000 w. ». Tailgate loading, KEANSBURG — Six rooms, oneframe (tyle, Two-bedroom, deck Hwv. U, Port Monmouth, 717-1171. private parking A/C. heat, bath, $330, t'-i months security, own with water view. Only eight years NAVESINK - lulldlnd let a... Call 542-1700 sprlnklered. Public transpor- utilities, lease, no pels, adults pre- The Dally Register Shrewsbury Ave., TJnten F ferred. Reedy now. 4*3-27*3. old. REDUCED! 133,000. No discount i! cancelled before expiration MMI0J. 40 3rd A«., L CLASSIFIED ADS tation Fair Haven Realty 747-fiOO No changes In copy. KEANSBURG — Four rooms, bath, NICE LOT — „ nx.» all electric. 1300, m months securi- CARROLL AGENCY t3, approxlm 542-1700 747.1100 ty, own utility. Lease Adults pre- HWV. N LEONARDO ferred. No oets. 4*J-17*3. REALTOR I7MI0O 1M Mrtlll Hww U1 Celts) Neck uic*mN«ck ttlCajMNKk SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY25.1960 TTaT HtM) Rl HmH I 19 ( NOTICI I51CS ™O?ft* M sus cartM ». 1*10, at the Conover Road School, Cottf Nock, New Jarsav. In*, mmttm, rafaja, i all laai alar The Budoat will be on file and open to the public between the houri of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., prevailing time, storaaa MtM rCDS txta»M attachMattach . veer round room, completely rom the date of this notice through March a, im excepting Saturday and Sunday, In the Board Secretarv'i Office. Cedar Drive School, ColU Neck, New Jeraev. •Man a* aute C*li 7IMSU SHIRLEYZEISEL torwMtMmaM la InaMd Board Secretary issto — irut'. taw taaroaim Call AreK »•!»••« 0:10 a.m.-4.10 am *"**!•*'* um.rn.wf um.n. To tpactal CabcaHaa Fraajrama. ; I I 4. Private IcKaal HacamaMi L. 3. TaUl (Lino 1 + 1*4*1) APPROPRIATIONS 140 REVENUES j-i cuaatHT IXPOINX W1O-71 mmniiniin ALL CASH SalarMl 1^0 0> D4H.O0 vtftoi MM (MHMM up to *'00.000 •4JHJI MM (MHMM up to *'00.000 Contractad larrlfai 1IJ0I.H 11.311 30 Quick ctotint. MCLMEO REALTY, BManca TiTITl'i'lSan (Pair Audit i MCLMEO RE Othar Expaftaat IM0 001 17.1B.71 »fcf- *7) MU Balance Apor Donated u.»s.oo turn iMtMtuwtM iLit TOTAL lOIJaOOl 110440.00 HOUSES BOUGHT Local Tax Law InitriKtla* FOR CASH Miscellaneous Salarlti Principal* I7JU0O ti.tu.oo 41.310 00 4i.no oo 34,713 00 M.WH 14 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR SUB-TOTAL (LtMa * ttrv It) Salaries Teacnan (HJJ5.00I 71047100 7U.0M00 131.140 00 Ut,4NJ0 DETAILS. ACADEMY AOENCV, Salarbt-Othar Initr Staff 11 MO 001 35.170 00 51.130 00 3S4U00 ».14S.M Salarlai Sac. * Clar. Aftt Equalliatlon Aid 10,11100 1143141 11.117 00 REALTOR, m-nn Othar Salarla* tor Inctr •asa 14.473.00 13.100 00 It.Ml 00 10% kisrivM Tranl TaKtooofci 10.1SIOO 13.700.00 H.0M.U Cataaorlcal Aldi School LID. 1 Audio Vliual Mater HH 14,0M0B Taachlng Sucelln I4J7SO0 Othar Slala Aid. 14400 00 11.100 00 13.133 71 S5 Othar EKPtnMl 114 31400 00 a.m.m SUB TOTAL 0J0OM 11.U0W SUB-TOTAL 101.441.00 117,001 01 \,M0M7M 152 Beats A PL ».iJS:S M4M.W 30400 00 11,100 00 "•.t. tMM (Title IVB J-!) Other EHpen*et-He«lth 1.330 00 I.317H 1,330.00 L. M-ui (HaMkappad J-l).... FLAGSHIP MARINE SUBTOTAL 32430.00 11.H711 11.030 00 11430 00 POWER SUBTOTAL Trampariniaa Bayllr*r, Bottoo Whaltr TaUl Cwraart I. Salaries 11.131 00 I 1400.001 •o.ili oo H.W3 40 41.243 00 Contr. Serv. 4 Pub. Carr SAIL Cental OwU«v I 000 001 17.700 00 1447111 20.300 00 Phantom, Laiar, Hotel*, Harpoon PUPII Tram -inuiranct 300.00 340040 1.417 00 3.3OOOO Balance 7/vn (Par Audit Ravori)... Currlcular Activities 100.00 1.700 00 1.131.11 1.300 00 O'Dav. Buccanaar Belarue Appropriated . Other Expenses •as 14.000.00 11.34135 11400 « ErlcMn, Stlilftto 1400-00 ai Tan Law.... SU»TOTAL 77.111.00 7141100 H.3310I 11,000.00 71420.11 01,143 00 Johnson AAA Mrvka SUi TOTAL 30,104.00 OMUtiM Summer and winter ttoraoa 30.533.00 Complali Canvai Shop Salaries 70.114 00 I.M0 00 71.11*00 71.314 14 74440.00 00.300.00 Capital Outlay Aid 1.344.00 Meet 11.110.00 l.UO.OO 10.700 00 11,111 73 11,300 00 13400 00 24,700 00 u II lilies MO 00 13400.00 14.34174 23,300 00 3140040 Flnl AM., Atlantic Highlands TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 4>,3tO.0O 7,70040 Supplies moo 0400 00 7.00310 10,300 00 10400 00 Other'EKpanHS 1,000 00 100.00 1,130 34 291-5600 DaMSarvka 1400.00 4.130 00 4.7IOOO Balance 7/1/71 (par audit report). SUBTOTAL 124411.00 3.7BIOO 110.311.00 111.110.00 137430.00 HOBI E CAT 14' - BliM/whiU, hulls Balance Appropriated 120.104 31 n«w Mil and block! lait v«»r Asking atwa (ram Local (atercaa WS. Call bafort S p.m , 747-OCM _ll Tax Law..... 111.41100 113.43100 17M21.73 111.U1.33 Salarlai.. 11,100 00 10,34110 70.114 00 31404.00 Altar S p.m., S44-14M. Mltcallanaoui 40.000.00 40400.00 Contracted Services 13,300.00 13.12131 n.no oo 11.000 00 Replacement of Eaulp 17.130.00 1.27104 4,100.00 4400.00 LENTZE MARINA — For Rarllan SUB-TOTAL 173.431.00 173.431.00 171,13173 171431.73 11I4U.23 Purchase of New EQUIP 2430 00 11,111.30 3,140 00 lo.moo Bay boating. m-oul berthing larvlca Other Expanses -7,400 00 7.40017 for power and tall boats, 15 to 16' Ravanva (ram Stale ftaurca 1,100 00 7400 08 M.17100 3047300 10.131 OO 10,112.00 1441 DO SUB-TOTAL n.isooo uvtd boat ults. 7I7-21M. Dabt Servlca Aid Typa II a0.300.00 1147 41.104 00 II414.00 114,133 00 101,4317! 1*1.413.73 MAKO, MARQUIS, OMC - TOTAL OIBT IIRVICB 1M.tl1.l1 1«4«.2S PI-ted Charvet _ Employee Retire Contrl 2i.in oo Duranaullc, Lvman, Johnson. E- TaUl Reyenua Alt Account! Insurance 4 Judgments Loader. (Exclude u.CC. Amount) Brv's Marint Napluna 7H-1U4 APPROPRIATIONS Unemployment Comp (U.C.C.) MARINE ELECTRONICS - FOf Rental of Land and Building— 1171 71 f7 Other Fixed Charon (he latest In Si-Ted racordan, VHF Transfer!In/ radios, direction finders or Loran Transfers in/ Revised 1MB-W Revised Tuition - Spaclal. your best buy Is J 1 CURRENT EXPENSE (Trans. Out) Approp. Expenditures (Trans. Out) Approp. AdmlnUtratian SUBTOTAL WL BOAT HOUSE 101,015 00 11)1 Ocean Avt. Sea Brloh Salaries.... f 5417.00 95,437 00 1O0«4*.0O lOOrMe.OO Community Services MMJIl Contractad Services 10.700.00 33,400 04 IS.N7.I4 14. ns.oo i4.ns.oo 2M79.OO Open Tuts, through Sun. Other Expanses t;, 700 oo 17,700.00 17.3W13 1e.t00*00 U.900.00 17.4M.O0 Salaries- Recreation.., SUB TOTAL 12,700.00 124,517.04 133471.01 111,771.00 111,771.00 117.01000 SUB-TOTAL SAILS AWEIGH Inc. instrucUefl J-l SUB-TOTAL N.J.'S only HUNTER Dealer Salarlat Principal* 07.7H.OO 07.720.00 17,71000 12430.00 12430.00 10,000 00 J-J Spaclal Prol «t» Fe4er el/State/other Sailboat Specialist Salarltt SUPV of Initr 11.13000 21.130.00 17.100.00 Federal Prolecti 75 pre-owned, new boats on dltola Salaries-Teachers 1,23241300 1,170.13100 1.270.001.44 1.211.311.00 1.213.313.00 1.104.711 00 PL. «3tO (Title I) 7,443.00 3,111.71 MUM •01 Mantoloklna Rd , Brlcktown Salaries-Other Instr. Staff ' 101.2MOO 101.230.00 iM.ssa.il 101,175.00 101,173.00 102,030.00 PL, n-MO (Title IV B) 1,6*9.00 1,64* .00 Salarlai Sac. 4 Clar. Alft 31.303.00 34,301.00 31.177 11 17,00000 17,000 00 40,100.00 201-477-3252 17,015.00 4.S14.00 Othar Salarlai for Instr .-.. 13.043.00 11443.00 13.11144 13443.00 1544500 11.31100 S C.E.-Salaries 1S.H4 00 15,000 00 10.210.00 10,2X00 13.911.00 15.11100 Textbooks 10401 SO 22.030.00 Nonoubllc TaitDookl. 9SO00 1.81100 tchool Lib. 4 Audio-Visual Materials . 11,371.00 20,145.00 3.061 00 1.113.00 31,714.00 47.Mu.00 41.210.00 Nonpubllc AUKlllarv SarulCL. 154 Recreational Teaching Suppllas 24,430.00 Nonpubllc Handlcappad Services 1,*4S 00 Other ExpanMI 22.145.00 Pi 21401.00 Vehicles SUB.TOTAL 21,150 M SUB-TOTAL 14M.04I.00 1t.tU.00 1455,001.022,143.00 1.145.400.3m*0 1,730,010 00 1.7M.MO.O0 1,031.471,00 Attendance art Haalth Services 2147015 TaUl Ctirraat • ALL TYPES RV'S INSURED 1.110 00 3,17000 Ratal Binding. Salaries Aitandanct...... 1.070.00 3.004 13 1,330-00 S Debt Service Othar Expenm-Atten 77300 211 It 22100 12100 17100 Principal Lolgman Insurance, S41-S374 5!S:S 41,01100 42,445.00 40400.00 Salarlai Haalth 11,700.00 42,453.00 Interest CHEVROLET PICKUP CAMPE Othar Expantai Haalth...., 31,700.00 i.too.oo 3,11144 2,120 00 2,120.00 1400 00 1,100.00 Total Debt Service — 24,000 mliei. sleeps SIM, truck an SUB-TOTAL 44.14300 44,14100 41,144 17 50.110.00 30,310 00 54.01100 camper complete, $3900. Ca TOTALS S412304. Trantoartatlofi Salarlti 40.100 00 40.WOOO 31,11311 41.33100 44.343.00 TaUl Balances DODGE VAN 1976 — Full Contr. Sarv ft Pub. Carr 01.400 00 •1,400 00 103,30111 117,100.00 114423.00 June JO, 1171 eauloped, Including bed, tabl Raplacamant of Vehicles .' 13400.00 15400.00 1147100 10.000.00 Total Kpafldlturai toilet, Icttox Low mileage. UMO Pupil Trani.-lnturartce 1.5O0.0O 1.500.00 3.711M 5,330.00 5,150.00 4.115.00 ana: Balaam June jo, 1171 Ml f371 Currlcular Actlvttlax 2.700.00 1.700 OO 2.044.05 1.113.00 2,113.00 2.130.00 II,210.00 11.441.33 21,200.00 11.130.00 RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT Othar Expenses 11,200.00 23,300.00 Check our unbeatable SUB TOTAL 117.120.00 U7.tW.00 10147111 112.70000 112,700.00 27542SO0 Suaclal low rates and compere, 129-OJ7 Schaaliar Capital Operation (J-il Saaclal Pral. Capital Reserve TOW CAR — 1973 Oldsmobilt M, on Salarlat I004U.OO 100.840 00 14.U1.34 101.015.00 ioi.n3.oo 107,103.00 Current lip. IJ-l-J-OI Outlay owner, lull trailer, package, mu Contractad Sarvlcat 1400.00 3.000 00 3400.00 1.000.00 1,000 00 4.000.00 Free Appropriation Balances 1/30/71 (from the Audit).. 3110,103.11 S34I2.5S U17II 3114.BUM sell. 291 1344 or 291-0103. Meet 30.00.no 30,000.00 14.330.00 4S.000.00 41,000 00 73.500.00 Free Appropriation Balances i/M/00 (ait.)....: 110.103.10 3,11111 11711 iw.aai M utilities 43.041.00 43,045.00 41411.01 41.120.00 41.130.00 st.ioo.no Amount appropriated In FY 0041 171.00 173.00 WINNEBAGO PICKUP CAMPE Supplies 13.720.00 11,720.00 10.110 II 12.720.00 11,720 00 15.130 00 Free Appropriation Balances 1/30/81 (alt.) 110,230 li 3.611 II 114.111.14 — Sleeps six, completely iell co Othar Expeniei 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 330 00 talned, stove, oven, relrlgerato neater, sink, toilet Very, very dec SUB-TOTAL. I1O.721.0O 111.723.00 101411.70 301.03100 101411 00 251,101 00 The 1980-81 Current Budget Includes a total of J79,895.00 allocated to Improvement Programs as summarized Must sacrifice. Only S14BS- Exclude Malntananca below: license lees and tax. S31 8100 ~ 7,750.00 7,730.00 l.UO.OO altr. Salarlat IMPIOVtMINT PROGRAM NAME Oraoa/Oraoa Cluster AMraartattam Contracted Services '. 15.U0.00 14400.00 11.44112 11.130.00 21.130.00 17,000,00 Bask Skills R «. P „.. 4.23S04 ti.MS.OO 11,1*1.00 1415.00 3 through I 174,091 DO Replacement of Equip , 447300 4471.00 Facilities K-t Purchase of New Eaulp 11.173.00 17.HIM I7.JOO.12 11.223.00 11,221.00 10,07500 4400.00 700.00 Pollclai XI SPECIAL Othar expantai...? ,,.;.. .i 70000 700 00 447.11 700 00 2,725.00 1.000 00 Total Appropriations NOTICES SUB-TOTAL 53.StO.00 53.510.00 64,975 00 79,09100 Fixed Charttfl The complete detailed budget will be available to the public for examination at the Board of Education office, 70.300.00 Employee Retire. Contrl , Frank Antonldes School, February 26, 1980 through March 4,1980, weekdavs between the hours of 9:30 a.m to 12:00 210 Lest A Found Insurance & Judgments (Exclude U.C.C. Amount) 114430 00 12O.ttO.11 144.373.00 144.373,00 172.1(1 00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Unemployment Comp, (U.C.C.).... 11,000.00 11.00000 1.300.00 1.300.00 1.500.00 "The accounts set forth In this advertisement conform to the revised chart of accounts adopted bv the State LOST - Coirii. laroa mil. La Tuition-Special .-. 10.000.00 15.3U.00 10,000.00 10.000.00 21,000 00 1.131.00 Board of Education June 4, 1959, as a step toward National uniformity In the financial accounting for a local and u«n Thorn* School aria. MU Tuition-State Facilities state school systems." dlttown reolltratlon lag. Ca 111.400.00 117.2OS.31 121.473.00 231,17300 2BO411.0O 471- 1374 SUB-TOTAL ROBERTTARANTOLO SUNDRY ACCOUNTS School Business Administrator LOST - Small limala cat. Llg Food Service* gray with white faat and chai Other Expenses , FaD.25 . 111000 Wearing grtan collar. Vlclnl Island View TownhouM. See Brl SUBTOTAL 242 Shrewsbury Borough 242 Shrewsbury Borough 242 Shrewsbury Borough 242 Shrewsbury Borough Reward. 842-7133 tvanlngi. Student BOOv Acilvltlel Salaries 2,12300 2.300.00 7.300 00 1.160.00 SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT LOST — Dog. whlta. has black av 4,740 00 4420.00 Answers to lha nama of Pat Other Expenses 2.100*00 4,740 00 FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1*1041 Leonardo araa. Call 311-2303 attei SUBTOTAL NOTICE Reward J.I SUB TOTAL 11.730.12 2,410.001.12 1.410.W111 2.103.00100 2403401.00 2,113.491.00 Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of the Borough of Shrewsbury In the County of Monmouth and state of J-2 Saaclal ProlactsPadaral/SUU/OBlar New Jersey that a public hearing will be held at the schoolhouse at 8 o'clock on the evening of March 3, 19S0 211 Special Notices Federal Pralactl prevailing time, for the purpose of conducting a public hearing on the following budget for the school year 1980-81. PL. 14-402 (Vocational) 1.000.00 1.000 00 2.571.73 1.000.00 1,000 00 1.300.00 17,33100 17.111.00 IlilOOIl 1.121.00 2,741.00 12,173.00 10.774.00 The complete budget will be available for examination by the public at the schoolhouse between the hours of 9 a.m. HYPNOSIS — For welotli control, " L 133M (Title I) 1,021.11 3.020.11 1.301.30 3.000.00 1111.00) 1404.00 1,212,00 and 4 p.m., prevailing time (excluding Saturdays and Sundays) from February 25th to March 3rd, 1980. smoklno. nail biting. sett-Improve- .L. 13-300 (Tltlt IV B) P.L. 94-142 (Handicapped) 44,041.11 44,041.11 43.104 44 41.000 00 11,531.00 St.3Sl.00 31,300.00 DOMINIC J.ACERRA ment, phobias, sexual problems 1,300.00 Arlc-ne Mahlman, MS. MSWOthe. r Federel Proltctl School Business Administrator 71,136 00 S42-3443. SUB-TOTAL .* Shrewsbury Boro Board of Education S.C.E. - Salerles I 12.747.00 12.747.00 12401.41 11.300.00 14,155.00 20 Obre Place MRS. SYLVIA S.C.E. • Olhar Exp 1.041.00 1,041.00 S.1S0.3I 440100 1,9*1.00 1.060.00 Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07701 HANDWRITING ANALYST Nonpubllc Textbooks l.UO.OO 1.030.00 1,030.00 1,010.00 Character Reader 1404 00 4.257.00 Nonpubllc Auxiliary Services 1.460.00 1,460.00 Seot 21. 1170 Sapt. ». 1171 Sapt. 30,1100 Advisor on all Problems of Life 274.00 1,400.00 Nonpubllc Handicapped Sarvlctt 2*1.00 219 00 Actual Estimated For appointment call ENROLLMENTS Actual ,UB-TOTAL : M400U 07.111.32 71J1740 70400 00 11,711,00 2S471.0O I. Reildent Puplll 412 Ml 310 542-9500 1447,127.00 100.111.14 1,147,17014 1,310,22141 140141100 ll.7Bt.00 24tt.170.no 1.011,901,» 1 Pupils Sent to other District! Total Currant lipaMat (J-l BHUJ-OI... b. to Special Education Programs Capital Outlay 1541341 1. Total (Ltna 1+4) 212 Travel- ,ltes 11.300.00 11,300.00 le.2M.00 11.110.00 16*00410 Transportation Buildings REVENUES TaUl Capital Outlay 117071 1171-71 TRENTON ~ Ride wanted to Tran- Actual Debt Service 131,000,00 111.000.00 Anticipated Ion, Mondar-Frldav. Will snare cost. 115,000 00 133400.00 Principal 34,45173 Current Expense Call 041 3411. S1.1tJ.00 51.912.00 11,111,11 Balance 7/1/70 (Per Audit Report).. merest 114,1*2.00 1M.tt1.IS 101431.71 10*451.7! 191493.11 Balance Appropriated Total Debt Service Revenues from Lecal Sources 213 Instruction TOTALS 1444441.00 100,131.14 1.704400.14 2,777,112.13 2,U4,21t.7S U,7tl.0O 2,150.010.73 •,JB3,31t.JS Local Tax Law 717,112 00 717.19100 Tata) Balances June 30.1979 tO4.124.21 Miscellaneous 1.000.00 1,07103 A REAL ESTATE — AsaMt llcani- SUB-TOTAL ILlMSinm 111 770,113.00 1473.02 771407.02 021,3*0.00 Tetal Expenditure! aisej r Ing courta. Mornlnos. Mar. 17-20. Balances June JO, tin I4B1.1H41 He venues tram Slate Sources Monmouth Institute. S42-23O0. Eoualliatlon Aid 741,117.00 1417 00) 71,700 00 U.3U.O0 ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. RECAPITULATION OF BALVNCE?" 90% Approved Trai 423.00 1,14100 1.155.00 Laava messave for Jot. c/0 Hof- Categorical Aidl 17JW40 (7.00) 17.130.00 17.271 00 11.411 0 I Special Otharstat* Aldi 200.00 697 00 13000 brauhaus, 211-0224 or write J. Sl... Schools or Cipltal 417.00 1.S17 00 P.O.Box 301. New Monmouth, N.J. Spaclal Prol. Capital Debt Reserve SUBTOTAL a 11,754 00 17.173.00 101.123.00 07740 (J-2-J-0) Outlay Service Fund Totals Ravanuai frMfi pav#ral SMTCH 3104.124.21 DISCO — Excerclse classes, expert Frea Appropriation Balances 1/30/71 (from lha Audit)... 311.773.21 S1.111.J1 P.041-174 (Impact-Current Expem 1 J-l).. H2.47 (1.300 00) personal Instruction. Call for details. Amount appropriated In adopted Fy 71-00 Budoel 0,500.00 P.L. 13-300 (Title I J-3) 1.600.00 (1.600.00) 1.100O0 741-3717 aval- 774-OMO dayl^ Free Appropriation Balances 1/30/W (tit.) 17,271.22 1,199.11 13424.21 P.L.91-300 (Title IVB J-21 170.00 49.00 lt 5 (22,300 00) 400 00 Amount appropriated In FY SMI ?' S!-'!i P L .14-141 (Handicapped J-l , 14.400 00 Free Aporoprlallon Balances 6/30/8! (alt.) 14,771.22 l.itt.11 71,114.11 SUBTOTAL.. 1.170.00 (700 111 1,461 17 1,130.00 16.100 00 The 1980-81 Current Expense Budget Includes a total of {96,567.00 allocated to Improvement Programs as Total Curralrt Expanse tn.nt.ittl.tutoo 4,703 41 1.017411.51 134.013 00 1.020 "' Capital Outlay GRADE/GRADE CLUSTER APPROPRIATIONS 24173 11,000 00 Balanct 7/1/76 (Par Audit Report) E»oin*lono. too.no 100.00 0. Total (LIM 1 + 4 + 5) Salaries Health 10.200.00 71500 11.12500 11,91100 24* Monmouth County 20.S0S00 20,301 00 11.007.00 Other Expenses Health ,. 600 00 uo.oo 477.40 •00 00 IO0 00 100 OO NOTICI REVENUES 11,900.00 72500 1141300 19402 00 21.4O5 0O 21403 00 17,907*0. TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Reorganization Meeting of the Mon moulh Counlv Bayshore Outfall Anticipate* Contr. Serv. M, Pub. Carr.... Authority will be held at Ite Author! Cur mil vxptffM Pupil Trans-Insurance 1.900DO 2.100.00 2401.3! 2.140.00 2.140.00 1,014,00 tv'i offices. 200 Harbor Way, Balance 7/1/71 (Per Audit Report) SUB-TOTAL 10409.00 10400.00 I.M4.20 Belford. N. J , on Thursday, Balance Appropriated in.No.no 10,140.00 11414.00 February 21. HBO at •: 11 p.m. To lha

Revenues from Local Sources ••'•• extent known, the agenda is as Tax Law Balance ICap. Adi.) Slaal teia i St.7JO.00 11,720 00 60,533.41 u,nt3.no 17420W follows: Local Tax Levy I.IU.TsIoO 1,113,75440 Htat 10.000 00 20400.00 17,117. U 10.000.00 40,000 00 1. Callloordar Tuition 1,500.00 Utllltlai 12430.00 13.030 00 12.211.11 11411.00 11,400,00 2. Chairman's statement of com Mlicallanaoul 21,10343 SuOPllat''.'' l.ZZZZZ 4.500 00 4.S00.W 4437 04 5400 00 3.3O0.OO pllance with adequate notice pro- IU»-TOTAL visions of lha Open Public Meet- SUBTOTAL UIMO t Hsrs 11) 1,254,702.00 17.170.00 17.170.00 t4.SJB.IJ 10140100 10I4W.M tit.mjja. ings Act Revenues from Stata Sources MlMMM at 3. Roll call Eauallietlon Aid 259.2JO.OO 157403 00 207471.00 134,511.00 Conlractad Scrvlcai 1S.OIS.00 15405.00 JJ.17J.O7 11400.00 11.600.00 13.000 00 4. Swearing In of Commissioner w% Approved Tram 11.75000 13J0S.00 10.100.00 11,100.00 Rtolacamant of Equip 200.00 ' 200.00 113.00 1400.00 1400.00 0400.00 5. Election of Offkan Categorlcel Aid! 41.300 00 ff.S>1.00 Jt,M2.00 44.131.00 Purchaiaof Naw IqulD J.M0.00 3.104.00 1.16001 1.3J500 1423 00 I.OJOOC 4. Appointment of Professionals Othar Stata Aldi 545400 10,111.00 SUB-TOTAL 7. Adoption of Mealing Schedule 11,171.00 1t.171.00 21.017.00 J1.SIS.00 n.nioo ».030 00- I. Designation of Official SUB-TOT Ai. 112,417.00 Plxa-l* Char«M Newspapers Revenues from Fadaral Sourcei Emplova* Ratlra. Contrl 11,000,00 f. " ' P.L. 11/074 (Impact-Current Expanaa J-1).. 0414.71 iniuranra ft Judomanti P.L. tl-100 (Tllk I J-ll (Fxcluda U.C.C. Amount) 1340000 31.000.00 Jt.iia.it 17400.00 Urwmotovmani Como. 1IU.C.M 3M000 tCHHHHH P.L. tHK (Tllla IVB J-21 1,000.00 1,000.00 1400.00 "JSS VSS Alfred F. Kail Budget continued on next page st.io SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. FEBRUARY U, 1M0 M7«e Tha cMet ttaanOei eHKar M IT PuaiTrlCP. I Jersey may yet thaM doaf ell aHbrtto C4» nectlenwln natat luuod purueM to ftOD OMOiliAllCI -»#)OV-D of tha Hotmdai Comrm-f»«v Church Hilt ordmence. and Hej chief Ihvae Acoursmon MD ••• I. tbero I* hanky ap- Hat pa—ill and tha lailaiaaili a* clal officer-* llpabaurg wan Ma i«* worn AcousOP MOLMNo l CODM • aioorsotod Ota sum al 11714(0.10. MM bwlMtns includlhg iMtalMko* noto* thai) M COMIuafve avMbnc* at etrateat ante Lec»l OlHlm Lew NOVATION OP MOLMNl COM- Ududlng tha tun ol IB.7a.00 a* the and/ar raealn tor: naw furnaca, to all wen Jam iiiiiialUM. All Mat id wlf.1.41 bm (HI day* 1 He debt save House seat MUNITY CHURCH IH TNIdawn pevmenl reejulrod bv Us* Local bathroomi with barrbaf fraa nwulra- leaned haraunder may ha rewound (a) Tbe Imaravawtantt or TOWNSHIP OP HOUAOBL, IN nl(t)to) aeat _ Bend Lew The down pevmenl I* mantt: aiactrlcal and alymblns Iron llmt to lima subject la Ma purpaaet III Mill a) lublll > 1 from Ike nacaoHty for puMk 00- I hereby certlfv thai We liriai T**t COUNTY OP MONMOVTH.now evelbjye bv virtu* af provltlen work, wptlc tvitem raoalrt, Inauta prevision* at NJ.».A. eM:I«(al TRENTON (AP) - Despite report! by tht U.S. NIW Jtmr APPROPRIATINS IMi band ordlnartce era net curreM verlltlaa lor bldl under na P-lllimlin Is a true can afe or for capital lion of butWtno*, roof rapalr* and Tha chief llnanclal officerto harab v tKPenee*. Thav are Imarewemaw*j N JSAeiA II J. iirtlMII THiaiPOR AND autharUad to tall part ar all cX tto Census Bureau that New Jersey could tost its 15th US AUTHOHIZIIM TNI IMUAMCI or pur tMt Me TawnaMe mm HOW, THEREFORE. BE ITlavaher* Healooal fteworeao more prevsauelv (b) Th* esllmeled maximum naktt tram lima la lima at puoffc ar lawfully u,wJar*aba a* general Im- RESOLVED by She Noielatoit Uae- AKburHY w It* rlmiltr meettne aa Representative, published reports indicate a "trial OP IIM mm aoMM o« MOTH Section 1 In order to finance the amount of bond* or noses to be Is- prlveto uUMIt deliver Iran to provement*, and M pert af Mb caM moulh County Rig Sewerage •M bM dav el Pefc, H00 OP THI TOWH&HIP PO« PINAHC cost ef the Improirements or sued for tha Improvement* or mereef he* baa* or atull ke apeclaHv Authority that Mo tallowlne ore PreechJ rrtyten apportionment' shows tbe state u just 1,000 rtsideoU IHO PART OP THI COST purposes not covered bv application purposes Is as slated In Section 1 a*»***ed or. property tpeclallv paab' HaUd foar aa HcwUrmi oofl anon* short of retaining the seat THEREOF N«. Ml el the dawn payment, negotiable here* Mia eccrutd InlereM tram their veer end until Metr reapectlve *uc- IE IT ORDAINED IV THbondI s ere hereby euthorlied to be Ic) The estimated coet of the Im ubM to IM «a«* of delivery thereof (bl Tha eerlew of ueefutMb* ef the ceaaonahallbaepeelnbtd: Even tboufh the trial apportionment does not TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE issued In tha principal amount ol provements or aurpoaal I* equal to Tha chlal IIHKIH altlcar It A. Mllwai A. Mburner. EM. ai al TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, IN I1M.2M) 00 pursuant to the Local the amount ef th* appropriation dlroctad la report In writing la Ma i llmlutlena ef me LacM lend tor nay to provide leaal *ery ke* count, it does Indicate the census may prove crucial to THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Bond Law In anticipation of the a ina governing body al the meeting nan eccardms to HI* r**aen*lilt • Charaj* A. Mimmire, Conemi the state's congressional delegation. NEW JERSEY, (not l«u than two Issuance ot tha bond*, negotiable Section 4. Atl •uccbbdlnt tht data whan any tata me EfMjtneer*. a* capjuHtRt thlrai of all mamteri tteraof a( bend entklpetlon nets* era hereby notes Ueuae) herounder bhatl matur* or dallvarv of ttta MbM aurwanl to daw ol Iht bond* autherlnd by thl* Trial apportionments are run annually, said flrmatlvtly concur ring AS euthorlied to be issued pursuant to •I such llmM M may to determined Ihli ordlnanca It mad* Such rbatrt iwnd ordinance, is avvaars. mlneerln VII. HOTICI Of ADOTTIOel FOLLOWS: end within the limitations pre- bv the chief financial officer; pro- mull Includa tha amount. Iho (c) Tha linpliitiiRMil OaM t*aaj C Seamen, laaman and OailkM a* OP BEtOtUTIOes Donald Starsinic, chief of the State and National Section 1 Th« improv«mtnii scribed bv the Local Bond Law. vided that no not* shall metur* latai dttcrlpllon. Iht Intaratt rato and Ma nwit required by tha Local BOMI audller to provide eueWna and Estimates Branch. datcHbod in Sactton 1 of this bond Section J. (al Tha Improvements than on* v*af from tu date, Tha maturity Khtdult of lha naaH told, Law has baan duly jrajurajj «ni eccountlne barvkda, and IOwY«A4»* AUTMoS:ITY ordlnanct art rwtbv luthorliad •* hereby authorlied end the purpose* not** shall baar Interest al such rait tha prkca obtalnad and tha nam* ol filed In tha Office of tha Ctvrfe ai»d a •1 IT FURTHER RESOLVED PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY "A trial apportionment simply tells us what the Mntrii improvtmtnls to hi un-tor the financing of which the bonds or ratal and to In such form at may tht purchbtar. LomoWi axacutad duaMcala thaiaa* that tha lirmlne latllnllll aMIl darlak*n bv IM Township of •re to be Issued era the acquisition b> determined By the chief Hnonclol Saclioni Tht capital budbatotth* has (Man Iliad in KM afttca al ttta be cinibinallail by a retainer lor iVISLWfjN apportionment would be If it were based on our Holmdal, Now Jtrwv For tha Im Director af tha DMaaM af Lecal their re*pecllye eenerel tervlce* *• REGIONAL SEWIRAai current estimates," he said. 242 Shrewsbury 24] Shrtwtbury Ml Shwvtburv 242 Shrtwtburv Governmanl Services In tha Daawrt- provided In Ike Annual ludQit ahja AUTMOP.ITV AUTHOP.IZINO THE ment of Community Affairs of tha IUUAHCI OP GRANT ANTICIPA Trial apportionments are based on birth rates and Borough Boroufjh Borough a rta*onabl* fee for *peclallv •orouoti State of Naw Jertey Such aUtwrnant author iiod service*, and TIOM NOTES IN A PRINCIPAL migration trends. As a result, a trial apportionment tht th dM f th •E IT FURTHER RESOLVED AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING TultWi - Ssaclal Mll.l) ad In tha Local that a copy el this Resolution then UM.000" wat adopted bv thca* n be an extremely accurate forecaster. Law Is tocraaart bv thabe published In the Dally Register •briber* P-eelentl tewereoe tUI-TOTAL U.400.00 Sl.tbOM authorliatlon of tha bands and nates and tha Atbury Park Pro** at re- AMherttv on February 14, Ml MM For example the 1M0 trial had nine congressional provided In this band ordinance bv wired bv lew within ten tie) davi copies ot Ml* Resolution have beep JUhDHY ACCOUNTS Hied win and ere available Mr seats shifting from one state to another, and that did Paaatarvkat $164,250.00. al th ii from the dale of adoption of Ihl* Resolution. eoMic iMeaxtlen at Hie erne* at Me S.lt.lti author lied her Sacreurv of the Authority, the effka occur in the next year's census. Eiptndllurat to cover "JSS dabt limitations prescribed bv that William J. floonev, of the Director ef the Division ef Law. Executive Director New Jersey which acquired its 15th seat as a result iUt-TOTAL Lecal Oovommant Service*, end In td) An aaaragata amount nat ex- Pea. I! tun tha Office ef the Clerk of Hie follow- of the 1160 census, has been moving closer and closer ceeding IT,500 00 for Items of ex- Ino munklpallllei: Township* el pense listed In and permitted under 241 Mo Hailtt and Holmdel and thato losing it in recent trial apportionments. N.J.I.A. *0A.J-20 may ba Included SUl TOTAL 300 00 100.00 100 00 Horouehi ef Union teach. nut mono »0 00 as part of tha cost of tha purpoaes ar KeaneMro. Kovaon and u.i.-.n. J-1IUB TOTAL 1 W4JII60 Improvements euthorlied haraaw M that HIV ectlon or proceodlne of and Is include** In tha laraaaim UmirlQ* Authority deems tS£ Pa«aral Pralacto tnv kind or nature In env court estimate tharaof. preprlato to euthorlie end Ibaoa QueaUonlno the validity or proper P L 93-360 (Tltla I) i.aoom i.WOOO i.ao.oo i.iaooo 1,500 00 Section 7 Tha full faith and credit note* or bend* in anticipation of The authorliatlon ol tha Note* provided Atlantic City votes P L «-3aO (Tltlt IVI) 570.00 170.00 moo STOW 570 00 4O0.00 of the Township ara harabv Pledged receipt ef fund* bv wev of grants In tor In told Resolution, or th* validity Pi uMl (Handlcapaad) U.400 00 to the punctual payment of tha prin- • Id from th* federal end stele gov- of any covenants, agreement* or ernments; end SUB-TOTAL .' 1,170.00 2,170.00 ut.oo MIO.OO 2.150 00 11,100.00 cipal of and Interest an tha obliga- contract* provided for bv saw Re- tion* authorized by this bond or- WHEREAS, for such purposes solution must be commenced within on government change S.C i. - Satarlat 4,01500 S.O110O 1.733(0 4,no.oo 4.2W00 7.0*0,00 dlnanca. Tha obligation* shall ba th* Bavshor* Regional S*w*rag* twenty (M) davs after the first S.C.E. -Qtttar E«p 545.00 14100 UO.0O ut.oo ut.oo 40t.OO direct, unlimited obligations of tha Authority requires th* service* of publication ol this notice. Nonpubllc TaKtbookl M0 00 100.00 I SOW 13000 120.09 317.00 Township, and the Township shall ba Special Caumal exporkmcod end ax- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Atlantic City's residents Nonpublk Auxiliary Sarvlcat 420.00 obligated to law ad valorem tanas pert In such matters; This notice I* pubilihed go to the polls tomorrow to decide whether their Nonpubllc Handlcappad Sarvlcat •00.00 pon all tha laxaWe property within NOW, THEREFORE. BE ITpursuant to Sactlon 14 ef the Seworao* Authorities Law, con t.770.00 *.770.0O 4,71300 •.7M.00 4.7*t.OO t.004.00 the Township for tha payment af tha RESOLVED by the Beyshor* Re- resort's form of government should be changed to SUB-TOTAL obligations and Interest thereon gional Sewerage Authority thet tlltullng Chapter ID of the Laws of ttt ,114.00 IM 91*00 •M.451J0 tUJISOO t»4U.0O 1J7JO.124O0 without limitation of rate or amount. Wllenli. Goldman 4 loftier. EH*. 1«4e of New Jer*ov, e» amended end meet casino gambling boom demands. Tatal Currant BipafMM (J-i thru J-a) supplemented. m.tu.oo •MII6 00 •01.411 M t54J*S.OO 1544*5 00 1,020.124 0« Section I. This band ordlnanca and Brown, Wood, Ivev. Mitchell A The referendum will ask voters whether they want TOTALS shall take effect 20 davs after tha Patty, EMS be and are hereby re- The date of the first publication Total Balaacas Juna M, tWl first publication tharaof after final tained end engaged Ol Special co ef MM* notk* Is February li, two. to keep the present five-member commission form of Tatal Eftpandltura* adoption, as provided bv the Local counsel tor the purpotos of render- Fraud* J. O'Brien and Balancas June JO, tm Bond Law. ing services and odvlces to the Secretary city government or replace it with a mayor-council NOTICI OP Bavshore Regional form. PENDING ORUINANCB Autttarltv In cattnacttan with tht" RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES The ordlnanca published herewith suanca al band* or notes In anticlpa The question pits powerful political forces In a was Introduced and pasted naon lion ef tha payments bv wev al grants In aW from tha federal and battle of survival. Both sides say their form is best to Schoolsor Capital first reading at a meeting of the Capital Township Committee ol thastate governments; and govern the city in its casino era. (Jil Special Pro!. Raiarva II IT FURTHER RESOLVED Current Exp. (J-l—J-0) Outlay Fund Totals Township of Holmdel. In tna County 250 Othtr Public Noticts ni,o>4.H of Monmouth, Naw Jarsav, held on that Wltenti, Goldman t Spltiar, Proponents of the charter change, led by state Sen. Free AooroprHllon Balances 4/J0/71 (From the Audit) 1111.214.11 1947.00 Feb. 21, 19M, It will be further con- E»qs. and Brown Wood Ivev NOTICI Amount appropriated In adopted FY 7M0 Budoet 30.000 00 (10,000.00) sidered for final passage, after Mitchell a> Patty shall ba com- "Notice Is hereby given that an Steven P. Perskle, D-Atlantic, argue the present com- Free Appropriation Balances t/JO/bO test I II.1J4.11 947.00 BtOM.N public hearing thereon, at a meeting pensated for such services as thav order dated February II, 1M0 has mission Is outdated, Ineffective and wrongly gives five Amount appropriated In FY 0041 (11,000 001 of said Committee to ba held In tha may render to and on behalf ol tha baan Issued bv tha undersigned FrfeApproprUtlon Balance* t/10/11 (ell.) ' 9t.214.ll 947.00 HMA.H Township Hall, In said Township an Bay shore Regional Sewerage authorlilng the name of tha gas commissioners nearly total power over their own city March 6. 19M at 1:00 o'clock p.m., Authority at tha reasonable value of screw ANODYNE, Official Number The 1980-81 Current Expense Budget Includes a total of (70,049.00 allocated to Improvement Programs as and during tha weak prior to and up such services; and 2Wm, owned bv Thomas E. O'Shaa, departments — public safety, public works, public to and Including tha data of such II IT FURTHER RESOLVED of which Perth Ambov, Nj It tha property, public affairs and finuict. summarized below: meeting, copies of aald ordlnanca that tha retention ol Wllanti, home Port to ba changed to IRISH MIST. IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NAME ill ba made available at the Clerk's Goldman & Spiuer, EHI. and Opponents are led by Mayor Joseph Lazarow, a APPROPRIATION! Brown Wood Ivev Mitchell fc Patty Edward F. Lorenti Bane Skill! 47.ltt.O0 office to the members of the general Iv direction of the Officer Republican. They contend that the present non- 011100 1 Talented n.soooo public who shall request tha same hereby authorized Is accompllshad John P. Wadlngton without public bidding under tha InChargaMarine Inspection Math... 3.M0.0O Local Public Bidding Law for tha U.S. Coast Guard partisan government works only as well as the people TOTAL APPROPRIATION Clark reason that said co-counsel are at' Perth Ambov, NJ. elected as commissioners. 70,04100 Feb. 23 $60.90 tornevs-at-lew; and Feb. 15, 26, 27,21 »la.2Q tmw 232 Loch Arbour 232 Loch Arbour 232 Loch Arbour 232 Loch Arbour 212 Loch Arbour i J2 Loch Arbour 212 Loch Arbour 111 Loch Arbour in Loch Arbour Statutory Expenditures: 1980 LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET Contribution to: (Including Contingent) I14.ai.tt 101,14611 10,000.00 U7.444J1 1l0.eil.9i 1.7*4;; Local Budget of the Village of Loch Arbour Social SacurltvSvittm • • etHai fl a • aia • •* **-*••*- - • lMaieo: Jjajma* Statutory Expenditure within CaD County of Monmouth for the fiscal year 1960 Statutory Expenditures ootslda Cap It It harabv ctrtlllad that tha budgat and capital Dudgtl annaxad haralo and harabv madt a part haraof li a trua Emergency Authorliatlon*:— ' copy of the budgat and capital budgat aporovad bv raiolutlon of tha novtrnlng body on tha 1Slh day of Fihruary, Bv Resolution 9.000.00 3,40000 3.400.00 19*0 and that Public advartlsamant will ba maoa In accordanca with tha provision! of N.J.S. 40A:4-a and N.J.A.C. Specie! Emergency Aulhorliatlons 5 X*Ud) . - Street Lighting: 9 Veers (40A:4-J9) : 1,000.00 1400.00 1400.00 Clarla Walntaaub Operations within Cap U.1IS.0D STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: Clark Highway Lighting - State Aid.., US. 00 Contribution to: Ctrtiliad bv mt ISO Main Straat, Loch Arbour, NJ.07711 Public Employees' Thd 1 Stn dav of February, 1 WO J01-HMM0 _^ Retirement System 1,700.00 1.4*9.00 1,441.00 1,44100 Social Security It it harabv certHlad that the approved budgat annaxad hereto and harabv made a part It an enact copy ol tha CURRENT PUMP — AHTICIPAT1D RIVIHUEI System (O.A.S.I.) 14W.00 1.40000 1.400.00 1,1*4*1 original on tile with tha dark of tha oovernlng body, that all addition* ara correct, all statements contained herein are-in proof and the total of anticipated revenues equals the total of appropriations. Total Deferred Charges and Statutory Armour S. Hulsart and Company AetJcoMeW la Cash Expenditure* — Municipal within H00 U71 In 1*7* 1% "CAM" IMOt.OO 7,1*100 7, 111. vl Registered Municipal Accountant Surplus Anticipated , Certified by ma P.O. BOM 1409, Wall, N j.OTNf •0,000.00 4t,011.00 41,011.00 Total Senerol AeereeriaUeni tar Munlclpel Total Surplus Anticipated ,; , 40,000.00 4*411.00 4*429.00 Thls 1»h dav of February, 1*0 • »1-eaWaM Miscellaneous Revenues: LOCAL iUDOET NOTICE Licenses: 119,707.1* 14),71131 10,000.00 1SI.799.tl 14J.1J1.H Alcoholic Beverages ," Local Budgat of tha Village of Loch Arbour. County of Monmouth for tha fiscal year im 1.000.00 1.300.00 Oamtliai — Excluded from 1% "CAPS" "~ Be It Resolved, that lha followlm, statements of revenues and appropriations shall constitute tha local budget Other 1O0 00 57500 Other Operation* — Excluded Irom for the year 19M Fines and Costi: 9% "CAPS" Ba It Further Resolved that said budgat ba published In Tha Red Bank Register In tha Isiu* of February 25, Municipal Court * S».0O 500 00 1.M1.00 Sewer Fee* 19*0 Interest and Costs on Taxes 400.41 400.00 1.147 M Ocean Township Tha governing body of tha Village of Loch Arbour does hereby approve tha following as tha budoet (or tha vw Franchise Taxas 4,000.00 4,000,00 I.S4*.ir Sewerage Authority 14,100.00 13.100 00 11,0*4.40 1910. Grots Receipts Taxas 1,000.00 1,000.00 4,777.71 Replacement Revenue - Business Personal Property (N.J.S,S4:11O) 4,101.43 4,101.41 4,101.41 Tow Other Operations — Excluded Q'Dwyer 13,100.00 114*4.40 Parlil Abstained Nona State Revenue Sharing (N.J.S. MA: 10-1) 1.4M.I5 Mlt.lS UK.1S Irom 9% "CAPS" 14JO0.OO 15 ,SO« 00 15,100.00 M,«M.I7 RECORDED VOTE .AVM Reardon Navs Nona village Beach Club „ „.„„„ ...™...... SUM and Federel Programs Oft-Set Robartton Absent Nona State and Federal Revenues OFF-SET with Appropriation*; bv Revenues Sullivan Slate Road Aid - Stale Aid Road System Act of 1H7 Comprehensive Employment end Training Notice Is hereby given that the budget, federal revenue sharing allotments and tax resolution wai approved bv Revenue Sharing Funds: Act of 1*;1: tha Village Trustee! of the Village of Loch Arbour, County of Monmouth, on February IS, IHO. Entitlement Period: Title tl 11.ut.00 1.7M.4) i.791.4* 701.11 A hearing on the budgat. federal revenue sharing allotments and tax resolution will ba held al The Village October 1,1«7I to September 30, IW*.. .,,. S.JU.O0 5,111.00 5411.00 Title VI 7,O».0O • ,441.«4 Mel .44 71117 Offices, on March 14, I960 at 1:00 o'clock (P.M.) at which time and place objection* to said budget federal revenue State Reimbursement Agreement — Highway Lighting 1U.0O 141.00 115.00 Emergency Assistance Act of 1*7*: sharing allotments and las rawlutlon for the year IMP may ba presented »y taxpayers or other Interested perioni Emergency Assistance Act of 1979 sun 5M.0O Road Repairs and Maintenance Special Items of Generel Revenue Anticipated with Prior Written Consent Other Expenses 1*100 SUN EXPLANATORY STATEMENT of Director of Local Government Services: Stele Aid - Hlghwey Lighting 141.00 141.00 141.00 SUMMARY OF CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET Stale and Federal Revenues Off-Set with Appropriations: Revenue Shoring Funds General Appropriations For: Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973: Entitlement Period: Appropriations within t% "CAPS" Tltla ii I1.U4.00 5,7M4» 4,14!.t0 Oct.1.1m to s*oi. so, 1*7* Tltla VI Municipal Purposa« » 1,411.4 i.m.n Police . Appropriations excluded from S% "CAPS" Total Miscellaneous Revenues... ; U47I.7I 71.1H.4i Contractual 9410.00 1,111.00 Municipal PurpoMi ••••••' • 4i,MS.2S SS.744.M Entitlement Period: Total General Appropriations excluded from 5% "CAPS" 4I.02S.2S Receipts from Deflnquafit Taxes njm.vi 15400.00 l4.ne.10 Oct. 1. Unto Sept. 10,1*00 Reserve for Uncollectad Taxes—Based on Estimated M.J% ot Tax Collections.. 32,411.39 Police Subtotal General Revenues 117,744.00 11I.0H71 iiijnu Total General Appropriations Amount to ba Raised bv Taxat far Swurt al MIMICIMI ••pit Contractual 1J0I40 Less: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current ProparivTax Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Total state and Federal Programs Off-Set Bv (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and Receipts from Delinquent Taxes) including Resarve for Uncollectad Taxas *etod Expended 1*7* Other Expenses ,. 11,401.79 34.31*11 Jd.lU.1I 1.114 01 Adopted Budgat for if 7* Bv Total Mandated Expenditure* per N.J.S. "^ Budgat Appropriations Added (A) OeeraUeni — wlWn 9% "CAPS" Emergency for 1*7* As 4OA4-41.JO Excluded Irom 9%"CAPS" bv N.J.S. 40A:4-87.. 1.9U.O0 GENERAL GOVERNMENT: Approptl- Modified Bv Paid Unemployment Compensation Emergency Appropriations .... 10.000.00 Administrate* and Executive: for 1*00 for 1*7* allon All Trnsfrs or Charged served Insurance (N.J.S.4J:lt4Jtt. seq.) 190.00 700.00 100.00 Salaries and wages..... 11,44* 00 10,111.00 10,11140 e,M4.7S 1*7.15 Social SKurlly lncr.es* 17.00 MOO M.OO Total Appropriations Other Expenses 11,000.00 •.900.00 1,900.00 . State Uniform Construction Code Other Expensas-Legal Advertlilng... 1,400.00 1.900.00 1900 00 Construction Official Expenditure* Financial Administration "Ail Heelth Priorities Act: Paid or Charged (Including Revenues Salaries and Wages 1,000.00 1.751.00 Services ol Board of Health. City of for Uncollecied Taxes) '. 103.S3* U Other Expenses 4,400 00 Asbury Park - Contractual 1*1.79 Reserved 1O.7M.3I Assessment of T*x*s Total-Mandated Expenditure* per N.J.S. Salaries and Wages 400 00 400.00 400.00 40A:4-41.Jg-Excluded from lU.W4.7t Other Expenses-Tax Map Revision... 100.00 100.00 9% "CAPS" US4.7! Miscellaneous Oth*r Expenses 190.00 190.00 tsss 111J1 17.41 Muaumi MM Sorvtca-aicMdod ma] 1% "CAPl" COMPARATIVE f TATIMINT OF TAX AND R ATI FOR THI Yl ARS 19M AND 1979 Revaluation of Real Property Peyment of Bond Principal 9400.00 9400.00 9400.00 Estimated Year 1M0 Actual Year 1979 Special Emergency 40A:4-9i 5,000.00 5.000.00 5.O00D0 interest on Bonds _1,797.9O 1.M1.90 1.H1.90 Collection of Texes Tax Rata Tax Rata Total Municipal Debt Service - Solarloi and wagei 1,000.00 1,751.00 Municipal SM.4O00 00 1.444 90,100.00 2.40 1.757 10 t.W.J0 »,t4110 Other Expense* 990.00 550 00 Excluded from 9% "CAPS" t,Hl.S0 Legal Services end Costs Total Oeoeral Appro* Ml BUDGET MESSAGE Other Expenses 9,000.00 The local purpose rat* for 19M Is estimated at 12.444. For the period from 197S through 19*0, or six years, the Pdrnm Excluded Municipal Court 41419.19 4J.M1U O.tSI.U 404H.U 3,1*4.01 local purpose tax rata has only increased bv I 044 par one hundred dollars of assessed valuation despite the Salaries and Waoes 1,310.00 from 1% "CAPS"... inflationary cost Increases during this period of time 1.114.00 1,114.00 Irrem Other Expenses 700.00 400.00 7MW Total Odntral Appro* Appreprtatlen Capi Municipal Prosecutor 4041i.ll •1.HI.U 43,14143 404B.U J.1U.01 Chapter 61. Public Laws of 197*, as amended, place* limits on municipal expenditure*. Commonly referred to Other Expenses MO.00 I%"CA*>1" rn.7a.ti 1M4U.IJ 104(0.01 m.oit.n 109,140.97 io.;w.a as a i% Cap, It ll actually calculated by a method established by tha law. Engineering Services and Costa »»m*IOoooi Tha actual calculation is somewhat complex, but In general. It works as follows. Starting with tha figure In tha Salaries and Wages 900.00 Urlii,!* »,m.7t lo.m.n 1979 Budgat for total General Appropriations, the following 1979 budget figures ara subtracted: Reserve for 500 00 900.00 tUsarva Mr Uarillirtod Taxes »,m.» Other Expense* 100.00 100.00 11.00 • 00 SHJM.71 1040000 lll,lH.7l 1 Uncollected Taxes, Dabt Service, State or Federal Aid, Cash Deficit, (If any). Emergency Appropriations up to 3% Public Buildings end Grounds and mandated expenditures bv state or federal law after August tl, 1976 allowed In prior budgets, Take tha TeUI Oeoeral Aeoreerlatlan* 1J4.144.00 Other Expenses 900.00 7.14 resulting figure and multiply It bv .OS, and this give* you tha basic "Cap", or tha amount of appropriation Incraasa Munlclpel Land Use Lew (N.J.S. 40:110-11 Dedication bv Rider — N.J.S. 40A:4-tt "The dedicated revenue* anticipated during the year IIM for Dog Licenses; allowed over the 1979 Total General Appropriations. Planning Board State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Libraries; Beauesl; Escheat; Federal Grant; Conduction Code Fee* Du. in addition to tha increase allowed above, other Increases are allowed Heckenteck Meadowlanda Development Commission; Outside Employment of Off-Outv Municipal Policemen, (A) Increases funded by Increased valuations from new construction or Improvamants, Salaries and Wagei JOO.OO 100.00 JOO.OO Unemployment Compensation Insurance; Reimbursement of Sal* of Gasoline to State Automobiles; Stele (B> From naw or Increased service fees. Other Expenses 449.00 44100 JJ7.10 Training Fees Uniform Construction Code Act; Housing and Community Development Act of 1*74 ere hereby Zoning Board of Adjustment anticipated a* revenue and ar* hereby appropriated for the purpose* to which said ravenue It dedicated bv statute IC) Sale of municipal assets. • • • S.Hrles and Waoes JOO.OO JOO.OO or other legel requirement." «••»- (D) Expenditures mandated bv state or federal law after Aug. II. 197e. Other Expense* 990.00 141.00 (El Payments required to ba made pursuant to any contract with reipect to use, service* or provision of any Insurance protect facility or public Improvement for water-sawer Mild waste, parkins or any similar purpose or Surety Bond Premiums 400.00 APPENDIX TO BUPOBT STATEMENT payment) on account ot debt service therefor between a municipality and any other municipality, county, 171.00 11.41 Other Insurance Premiums 4,299.00 •90.00 110.U CURRENT FUND BALANCE I COMPAR, school or other district, agency, authority, commission, Instrumentality, public corporation, body corporate PUBLIC SAFETY IMEET DECEMBER 11. WT* and politic or political subdivision of this state Appropriations *or tha Items subtracted In the above Fire paragraph may be sat at any necessary level and are not subject to tha "Ceo " AISBTI Also, the "Cap" may be exceeded II approved bv referendum Contractual J.ito.oo 3,400.00 1.7H.t7 441.01 Surplus Balance Yeerun Yaarirn Other Expenset-FIre _ • Cath and Investments in4M.11 January lit.... Tha actual "Caps" for this municipality will ba reviewed and approved bv tha Division of Local Government Hydrant Service t.eoo.OO 1,790.00 14*1.00 50.00 iMioto oi.in.it Services In tha State Department of Community Affairs, but tha calculation upon which this budget was praoarad Polk* State Rood Aid CURRENT REVENUE are as follow!: * Allolments Receivable 1,100.00 ON A CASH BASH: Salarks and Wages JOO.OO 111.00 Taxes Receivable 10.941.07 Cap Calculation Contractual 44417.00 Current Taxes Total appropriations for 1979 (Budget Sheet 23) 1204,334.71 40.04J.00 Deferred Chergos Required to be (Percentage collected: Parking Meter Maintenance In 1*00 Budoet 7400.00 Modifications: Salaries and Wages 107.00 ie» OS.**. 1»7|«.«%).. !4144»U 1914J1.41 107.00 107.00 Deferred Charge* Requiredto b e Delinquent T.XM Less Reserve for Uncollected Taxes (Budget Sheet 16) M,279.74 Other Expenses 110.00 190.00 150.00 14.nt.10 1l.7S4.il Debt Service 6,941.50 In Budget* Subsequentto 110 0 1400.00 Other Revenue and First Aid Organization- Addition* to Income Sewer Rents-Ocean Twp. Sawar Authority 13,300.00 ^^ Contribution 1400 00 715.00 171.00 Total Asset* lit.m.n 40,572 26 State Uniform Construction Code Total Fund* 490,1*4.74 State and Federal Programs: Construction Official LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Revenue Sharing. Salarlts and Wages UO.OO 441.00 44100 EXPENDITURES AND 10-1-71 to 9-30-79 5,111.00 Other Expenses 19 00 111.00 115 00 • CaUt LldMlltlOt. 104.79t.ll TAX REQUIREMENTS Plumbing Inspector State Aid-Highway Lighting 141.00 Reserves for Receiver** n.141.07 1N4II.*9 1N.in.71 C.ET.A 1IJM.13 Salaries and Wages It! to 109,00 I0U* School Taxe* (Including Other Expenses ijoo 19.00 11.00 Surplu* IMI747 Local and Regional) UO.104.04 1M444.14 License Inspector Total Liabilities. Reserves C*untv Tea** (Includlne Mandated Expenditures Salaries end Wage* 119.00 115.00 and Surplus 21t.7».» Added Tax Amount*) 4MB.I4 49.M0.10 Public Health Priorities Act-Contractual.. STREETS AND ROADS Coda Construction Enforcement Rood Repairs and Maintenance School Tex Levy Unpaid «94jfti Total Expendlhieee Unemployment Compensation Other Expert*** 1,900 00 1,900.00 4».O • Balance Included In Above Social Seturity Incraaaa Street Lighting..,::,,. 1.H900 um.00 i«m.M 9*0.41 "Cash Liabilities" ti.liJ.0l SANITATION by Future Tone* 1040000 l^oooa Garbage and Tram Removal Total Adlmted ExpendituVn end Tg» Rioukamenu tti.mjj 1t4.ja1.a4 Total Modllkatlorti contractual 17.U1.11 17JU.lt ii.mii I.4J4.11 Sewer System Amount on wtilcrt J% "Cap" II asMM Surplu* Balance Dec. Hit.... Other Expense* 1400 00 1,»50.00 1.7O».4t 140.51 "41747 «4M.f0 HEALTH AND WELFARE 5FCURRENT AlloweDle appropriations before modifications Board of Heelth FUND SURPLUIIIIMMIBMT Assessed valuation of added OMeitment- U4.70O.0O x tl.40— Salaries and wages Additional assessments of 91.MO.O9 x U 40 — 100.00 Surplui Balance Dog Regulation December 11. ten Total Oeneral Appropriations for Municipal Purpose* within 1% Other Expense* 100.00 "Cap*" Public Assistance Salaries and Wages •eceg ef Join FancHOM Other Expent** 53?T7 In order to comply with statutory end regula luln ntt, tha amounti appropriated for certain RECREATION AND EDUCATION dapartmtnli or function! haw batn will and thalr parti appear In tavartl plactt. Vllloge Beech Club Thot* appropriation* which hava baan apllt add up a* follawf: SalerkH and Wages 177.10 CAPITAL BUDOIT AND CAPITAL IMPROVBMBNT PHOORAM Pellet: other Salarie* 94M.00 7.100.00 t.*>9.1t 544.74 Thl* section Is Included with the Annual Budget uunuont to NJA.C J:J*-4. It dee* net m ittotf cenfoTae^ Saltrltt A WaoM other Expenses Fire Osmeoe (Emerg. 4OA:4-47) •ulhorlietloorlietlon to raise or upend fund*.. Rather, It I* a decumont mad Ol pert of th** local taWi etennlni end Oporalloni xltWn Cap menegemont program. . SifSpecifii c authorltallothlll n to ouwouwndd fundund** foforr purootepuote** deecrbedeeclbde rlbed I thta lectlen muetbe UNCLASSIFIED grantetdd elsewherelh , bv a Mperette bonbndd ordinanceordinance , M mclurtm ef a linlie llemln lt« Ca*w lrrweve Contractual: Deal Leu Environment CommrMlen lhl*t«»»»m.eTononltisncot CAPITAITAL BUDOIT - A ela l n ffo r elll capitapital expenditure* for the current ffhcel year. OffMt with Revenue Marina... Other Expenses 1490.00 II no copltal bd I* Included, check the reo»on whyh : Total operation* • Total cepltele«pendltue*»ihyeardonedlture*»ihyeardonet exceed m400.lKludlno approprappropriationi * within 9% "CAP!" 141,140 1* 104*0*0 149JO0.ll 117.»1.7» 7.Jtl.il fof rC Coprlel Improvement FundFund, Cooltal Line Item* and Down Payment*an

I Ml 1040 if f Conduction Code Enforcement Office: «.» 10.7J salerlei and Weoe* Total Operation* including Contingent— CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROORAM - A mufti year IM of planned copHal amort*. Including w, current Operation* wlmln Cap within 9% "CAP!" 1al.HS.lt 10400.00 MMMJ*. Check appropriate box lor number ot years covered. Including tha current year: Other Expanse* 115.00 Other Evoan***: 11140 ia.Jt MI a 1 veers, IPopulotlon under 104001 Electrical inspection Q * yoer*. (Over 10400, end all county governments) Operation* within cap Other Expenee* JOO.OO Operation* outside Cap... Q —» (Exceedlno minimum time period) Detail: • Check If Muekloelrtv ll under 10400, ha* not .xpeneed more thenHJ40I annually imM tar capital aurpooM In InsmodHn^aTQVtoui mm yodH. and It r«>l aexxeinVcip'. Salaries and Wage* 10.119.00 H444.00 17.Hf.4t *»4.1I Other Exer P**» SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1980 The Dtffy RcgKter 21

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