Wind, Cold Cause Fires, Train Woes

A BAD NIGHT - Three fire*, almost simulta- neous, one perhaps having spread from another by the wind, plagued Asbury Park and firemen from surrounding communities late last night. At left and center, they battle Fourth Avenue blaze and at right Marv Kramme, Stokes Fire Company, Ocean Grove, looks like the Ice man cometh. See story below right.

I IK The 4Register VOL. 100 NO. 165 SHREWSBURY, N.'J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1978 15 CENTS Wind, cold cause fires, train woes Fires Trains Byrne puts priority ByJIMOSTROFF By JOAN KAHN ASBURY PARK - Two SOUTH AMBOY - More wind-whipped fires flaring up than 7,000 Shore rush-hour within minutes of each other rail commuters were delayed on more new jobs destroyed two houses and ex- up to three hours or more tensively damaged a third be- yesterday when blustery fore firemen brought the winds knocked high tension • TJBENTON (AP) - Gov. vesting in cities, further ex- new proposal to give the De- blazes under control early cables across power lines, Brendan T. Byrne says he pansion of the power of the partment of Insurance power blocking both north and wants to work with the New Economic Development Au- to gather Its own information today. southbound tracks shortly be- Jersey Legislature 'in an thority, a new bond issue to about insurance costs without The fires apparently fore 5 p.m. equal partnership to create help local governments fi- relying on industry statistics erupted in two rounds, with Jobs and streamline govern- nance construction projects and called for control of auto firemen here receiving a 9 Conrail provided buses for meht, while avoiding ex- and repeal of the sales tax on repair costs. p.m. call for a fire that southbound passengers to pensive new programs. commercial fishing vessels. — Enactment of a revised swiftly engulfed a house at complete their joumles along Byrne was to deliver his an- His new programs in all code of criminal laws that 415 Third Ave., and spread to the coast after they were nual "State of the State" areas, Byrne said, wens de- passed the Assembly last the Adjoining one at 143. ac- forced to disembark from the message today to a joint ses- signed to keep a firm lid on year but was buried In the cording to Fire Chief John electric former Penn Central sion of the new legislature. the costs of state government Senate Judiciary Committee. Gubitosa. trains. Those travelling in Texts were made available while improving its effi- In his briefing. Byrne also Almost a half-hour later. dlesel powered one-time Jer- yesterday and the governor ciency. He said his second ad- withdrew his offer to the leg- Chief Gubitosa said a third sey Central trains were able and his close aides held a ministration, which starts islature to sign a bill restor- blaze was reported at 308 to continue their trip by rail briefing on the speech. Jan. 17, would: ing capital punishment In the Fourth Ave , about two blocks alter delays of one hour and 15 minutes. The keystone of the mes- — Create a special task state if the criminal code from the original fire site. sage was a program for new force to stimulate growth and were passed. He said he Neither fire nor police offi- A Conrail spokesman said Jobs and new life for the state renovation in cities. would start all over again dis- cials could provide the names the downed cable was be- economy. — Study the state bureau- cussing the death penalty of the home owners this lieved to be a commercial •nHtar (MM *t Oam Kk«*M power line, and not a railroad "I intend to make Jobs the cracy and eliminate unpro- with the new legislature. WINTER'S FURY — Three persons go about their business as usual on morning first priority of the new ad- ductive agencies. — Extension of the public Residents living at the cable. More than two dozen Red Bank's Brood Street despite driving winds, snow and below 20s tem- railroad electricians and me- ministration," the governor — Try to promote consoli- campaign financing, which peratures yesterday. Many county roads remained Ice-slicked throughout Fourth Avenue house and 413 said, noting that to cut state dation of local government applied last year only in the Third Ave. were evacuated chanics were called to the the night and railroad commuters noted many, weather-related delays in scene between Perth Amboy unemployment by 1.5 percent. services, such as engineering, general election for governor, getting to and from work. by police and firemen and down to the national average. highways and police detective to gubernatorial primaries. lodged in the city's Salvation and South Amboy, to remove the cable from the tracks. would require creation of bureaus. Byrne also dropped from Army center overnight. Both 70.000 Jobs a year for the next houses wer« said by area Power was restored at 7:30 — Set more deadHnes for his agenda for the coming last night, and railroad offi- four years. state action on permits, li- year mention of any attempts residents to be residential hotels However, police and fire cials said ail trains would be Byrne was hit hard during censes and project approvals in promote construction of Bitter cold winds officals would not confirm able to proceed through the his reelection campaign for similar to the 90-day rule now low income bousing in the this. area without delay today. what Republican candidate used in the Department of suburbs. He said he wanted Raymond H. Bateman called Environmental Protection emphasis on rehabilitation of The other house, which was Train service interruption "in anti-business attitude" The governor also renewed housing in the cities. being renovated after sustain- continued for several hours that forced employers out of several proposals he made a ing heavy damage in a fire after the delay because 12 to continue today early last year, was not occu- southbound and two north the state and sent the New year ago that received no ac-' TRENTON (AP) - Here pied bound trains were backed up Jersey unemployment rate tion from the election year are excerpts from Gov. Bren- Bitter cold, accompanied by Matawan and Kurk D Strick- were treated and released for awaiting track clearance. soaring. legislature, including: dan T. Byrne's Fourth Annual strong winds, face Monmoulh land. 18, of 7 Garrison Drive. injuries of the face and head The only apparent injury Last night's minimum com- While he blamed many of — A general overhaul of Message scheduled for deliv- Hazlet. both passengers in the According to police. Mr was sustained by Terra nee County residents today in a muter delay, rail officials the state's problems on na- state transit programs and ery Tuesday at 2 p.m. car driven by Mr Polity. Prins apparently lost control Weldon, a city fireman, who continuation of a winter noted, was one hour and 17 tional recessions, Byrne said the regulation of bus and rail INTRODUCTION of the car on the wet road, slipped on ice-slicked streets storm which stunned the en- minutes. Conrail ordered 50 he would adopt Bateman's lines. "This year told us in re- and hit a telephone pole head- and was transported by city tire Northeast. buses to remove the passen- campaign proposal for a state first aid members to Jersey — Reform of stale insur- sounding tones that New Jen The temperature overnight on gers' by road to rail stations conference on jobs "to devel- Shore Medical Center, Nep- ance regulation, including the sey's people are willing n went down to 12 above this Nothing After the pole was knocked along the coast rail line. op new ideas and an overall elimination of discrimination shoulder an income tax. a over, police said, electrical tune. He was treated and re- morning at the official Regis- leased strategy." in rates by age and place of more equitable system of fi- wires burst into flames, set- All power was severed auto- ter weather post in Fair can stop Chief Gubitosa. acknowl- matically when the cable He also called for a 2 per- residence and replacement of nancing educational needs, Haven. ting two trees on fire. Fire- cent corporate income tax the assigned risk plan with while reducing local property men called to the scene were See Fires, page 2 See Trains, page 2 credit for companies in- another system. He added a Set Byrne message, page J The forecast calls for a a stork forced to wait for a Jersey high today of only 20. with a INTERLAKEN - The Central Power and Light low predicted tonight of 10. A wind was blowing, the snow company crew tu arrive he- bright spot looms for Wednes- was snowing, and — in a fore they could put out the Takeover of Garden State day as it is expected to be car pulled off Rt. 18 In Bel- fire The Inside Story sunny with a high in the mid mar — Mrs. Robert Meanwhile, transformers on twenties and with winds di- Sch'warz, (11 Windermere other poles blew up. setting a THE WKATHKK minishing. Ave., gave birth at 2:11 field on fire and causing ex- See weather stories above and at left. is put on Assembly's shelf Tinton FaUs^ ancMlazlel p.m. yesterday to a baby plosions which could be seen Complete forecast on page 2. were among conimunilies boy. miles away TRENTON (AP) - A pro- Camden. a driving force be- vers by forces for and against which had a hangover effect She and her husband Two families were evac- Rvil Hank Sulr Duvs tabloid posal to authorize a state hind the bid to have the state a state takeover. from the snow and rain of were headed toward Jersey uated because of the ex- takeover of Garden State take over the burned-out The Senate last week ap- early yesterday. Shore Medical Center, Nep- plosions and alarms in a num- in t»da\'s issue Race Track in Cherry Hill track, said he would in- proved a bill sponsored by Approximately 1.150 Hazlet tune, with Dr. John R. ber of local businesses were was shelved by the Assembly troduce a new bill immediat- Errichetti. which included Slim Gourmet lor pasta lans I Township residents were Ayers - whose office they set off. yesterday. ely. several key amendments to Saner Bowl (ever Invades New Orleans 14 without electricity yesterday had Jusl visited - following "It was really a mess." the proposed takeover by the Asbvry Park still first In Register poll IS The lower house voted to "I hope to have it consid- after a one-car accident on In a car behind. said Patrolman Thomas Bro- New Jersey Sports and Ex- send the takeover bill to a ered for a vote by the end of Bethany Road at Rte 35 In- When Mr. Schwan real- derick. Bridge Advice I* DAILY REGISTER January or early February." position Authority legislative committee, a move jured three people and ized he wasn't going to A section of Bethany Road Business 8 PHONE NUMBERS Errichetti said. Which effectively kills it. Un- The measure would enable knocked over a pole, setting reach the kospllal in time, was closed for nearly an Classified 17-IJ Main Ofllce S42-4M* der state law a new bill will He said Sen. Joseph Mer- the authority to negotiate (or off a "chain reaction" of sev- he palled off the read, fol- hour Ctnafci i« Toll Free 171 KM have to be introduced for the lino. D-Mercer. the senate the track after completion of eral utility wires being lowed by Dr. Ayers. Approximately 120 Tinton Crossword Puzzle II Toll Free SM-8IM new legislative session, begin- president for the new legisla- a 1100.000 feasibility study knocked out of service, police The I pnnd 12 ranee boy. Falls homes were without Editorials f Classified Dept 542 17M ning at noon today. tive term, would be a co-spon- It also would protect the said. the cMple's sixth child, was electricity after a car struck Eatertalnment. TV n Circulation Drpt M2-4M1 sor. Merlino, according to one Sen. Angelo Errichetti, D- bond holders who supported John Prins, 83 Laurelhurst delivered by Dr. Ayers, as- two utility poles on Wyckham ..I* Sports Depl S42-4M4 source. Is prepared to sched- the financially successful •leetlng Notice. Regular Drive, Cliffwood Beach was sisted by Mrs. Robert Bak- Road yesterday afternoon, po- Uestyle • MMdWown Bnrean 171-223* ule it for a floor vote without Board of Education meeting. Meadowlands sports complex listed in good condition at er of Neptiie, who was a lice said. MakeADite .« Freehold Bnreaa 431-2112 Tues., Jan. 10.8 p.m.. Admin- first sending it to committee. and would remove a section Bayshore Community Hospi- passenger In the Schwartz OMturies 4 Long Branch Bnrean. 1U-W1I istration Bldg.. Florence There were furious, behind- that would have added two tal, Hotmdel Bruce R. Polity. car. The driver of the car. Don- SpKtt , Nil StalehMsr nirraattlHJ MM Ave., Union Beach. the-scenes legislative maneu- 18. of 144 Idlebrook Lane, See Garden Stale, page > See CoM, page 2 A BAD NIGHT — Three fires, almost simulta- neous, one perhaps having spread from another by the wind, plagued Asbury Park and firemen from surrounding communities late last night. At left and center, they battle Fourth Avenue blare and at right Marv Kramme, Stoke's Fire Company, Ocean Grove, looks like the Ice man cometh. See story below right.

I IK The Daily Register Re^istei dj? VOL. 100 NO. 165 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1978 15 CENTS Wind, cold cause fires, train woes Fires Trains Byrne puts priority By JIM OSTROFF By JOAN KAIIN ASBURY PARK - Two SOUTH AMBOY - More wind-whipped fires flaring up than 7,000 Shore rush-hour within minutes of each other rail commuters were delayed on more new destroyed two houses and ex- up to three hours or more jobs tensively damaged a third be- yesterday when blustery fore firemen brought the - TJSENTON (AP) - Gov. vesting in cities, further ex- new proposal to give the De- winds knocked high tension blazes under control early Brendan T. Byrne says he pansion of the power of the partment of Insurance power cables across power lines, today wants (o work with the New Economic Development Au- to gather Its own information blocking both north and Jersey Legislature 'in an thority, a new bond Issue to about insurance costs without The fires apparently southbound tracks shortly be- equal partnership to create help local governments fi- relying on industry statistics erupted In two rounds, with fore 5 p.m. Jobs and streamline govern- nance construction projects and called for control of auto firemen here receiving a 9 Conrail provided buses for ment, while avoiding ex- and repeal of the sales tax on repair costs. p m call for a fire lhat southbound passengers to pensive new programs. commercial fishing vessels. — Enactment of a revised swiftly engulfed a house al complete their journies along Byrne was to deliver his an- His new programs in all code of criminal laws that 415 Third Ave.. and spread to the coast after they were nual "State of the State" areas. Byrne said, were de- passed the Assembly last the adjoining one al 143. ac- forced to disembark from the message today to a joint ses- signed to keep a firm lid on year but was buried in the cordihg to Fire Chief John electric former Penn Central sion of the new legislature. the costs of state government Senate Judiciary Committee. Gubitosa. trains Those travelling In Texts were made available while improving its effi- In his briefing, Byrne also Almost a half-hour later. dlesel powered one-time Jer- yesterday and the governor ciency. He said his second ad- withdrew his offer to the leg- Chief Gubitosa said a third sey Central trains were able •nd his close aides held a ministration, which starts islature to sign a bill restor- blaze was reported al 308 to continue their trip by rail briefing on the speech. Jan. 17, would: ing capital punishment in the Fourth Ave., about two blocks after delays of one hour and The keystone of the mes- — Create a special task state If the criminal code from the original fire site 15 minutes. sage was a program for new force to stimulate growth and were passed He said he Neither fire nor police offi- A Conrail spokesman said Jobs and new life for the state renovation in cities would start all over again dis- cials could provide the names the downed cable was be- cussing the death penalty of the home owners this lieved to be a commercial economy. — Study the state bureau- RtiHttv pfwto fey DM KlHQtfMi "I Intend to make jobs the cracy and eliminate unpro- with the new legislature. WINTER'S FURY — Three persons go about their business as usual on morning. power line, and not a railroad first priority of the new ad- ductive agencies. — Extension of the public Red Bank's Broad Street despite driving winds, snow and below 20s tem- Residents living at the cable. More than two dozen ministration," the governor — Try to promote consoli- campaign financing, which peratures yesterday. Many county roads remained ice-slicked throughout Fourth Avenue house and 413 railroad electricians and me- said, noting that to cut state dation of local government applied last year only in the the night pnd railroad commuters noted many, weather-related delays in Third Ave. were evacuated chanics were called to the unemployment by 1.5 percent, services, such as engineering, general election for governor, getting to and from work. by police and firemen and scene between Perth Amboy down to the national average, highways and police detective to gubernatorial primaries. lodged in the city's Salvation and South Amboy, to remove would require creation of bureaus. Byrne also dropped from Army center overnight Both the cable from the tracks. 78,008 jobs a year for the next — Set more.deadlines for his agenda for the coming houses were said by area Power was restored at 7:30 four years. state action on permits, li- year mention of any attempts residents to be residential ho- last night, and railroad offi- tels. However, police and fire censes and project approvals to promote construction ol cials said ail trains would be Byrne was hit hard during officals would not confirm his reelection campaign for similar to the 90-day rule now low Income housing in the Bitter cold winds able to proceed through the this. what Republican candidate used in the Department of suburbs. He said he wanted area without delay today. Raymond H. Bateman called Environmental Protection. emphasis on rehabilitation of The other house, which was Train service Interruption "an anti-business attitude" The governor also renewed housing in the cities. being renovated after sustain- continued for several hours that forced employers out of several proposals he made a ing heavy damage in a fire after the delay because 12 the state and sent the New year ago that received no ac- TRENTON (AP) - Here to continue today early last year, was not occu- southbound and two north- Jersey unemployment rate tion from the election-year are excerpts from Gov. Bren- Bitter cold, accompanied by Matawan and Kurk D Strick- were treated and releSsed for pied. bound trains were backed up soaring. legislature, including: dan T Byrne's Fourth Annual strong winds, face Monmouth land. 18. of 7 Garrison Drive. injuries of the face and head The only apparent injury awaiting track clearance. While he blamed many of — A general overhaul of Message scheduled for deliv- County residents today in a Hazlet. both passengers in the According to police, Mr. was sustained by Terrance Last night's minimum com- the state's problems on na- slate transit programs and ery Tuesday at 2 p in. continuation' of a winter car driven bv Mr Po|itv. Prins apparently lost control Weldon, a city fireman, who muter delay, rail officials tional recessions. Byrne said the regulation of bus and rail INTRODUCTION storm which stunned the en- of the car on the wet road, slipped on ice-slicked streets noted, was one hour and 17 he would adopt Bateman's lines. "This year told us in retire Northeast. and hit a telephone pole head- and was transported Dy city minutes. Conrail ordered 50 campaign proposal* for a state first aid members to Jersey buses to remove the passen- — Reform of state insur- sounding tones that New Jer- The temperature overnight on. conference on jobs "to devel- Shore Medical Center. Nep- gers by road to rail stations ance regulation, including the sey's people are willing to went down to 12 above this Nothing After the pole was knocked op new ideas and an overall tune. He was treated and re- along the coast rail line elimination of discrimination shoulder an income tax. a morning at the official Regis- over, police said, electrical strategy." leased. All power was severed auto- in rates by age and place of more equitable system of fi- ter weather post in Fair wires burst into flames, set- can stop Chief Gubitosa, acknowl- matically when the cable He also called for a 2 per- residence and replacement of nancing educational .needs, Haven. ting two trees on fire. Fire- cent corporate Income tax the assigned risk plan with while reducing local property men called to the scene were See Fires, page 2 See Trains, page 2 credit for companies in- another system. He added- a See Byrne message, page 1 The forecast calls for a a stork forced to wait for a Jersey high today of only 20. with a INTIRIAKKN - The Central Power and Light low predicted tonight of 10. A wild was blowing, the snow company crew to arrive be- bright spot looms for Wednes- was stewing, aid - In a fore they could put out the day as it is expected to be car pulled off Rt. 18 In Bel- fire The Inside Story Takeover of Garden State sunny with a high in the mid mar — Mrs. ltoberl Meanwhile, transformers on twenties and with winds di- Sch'wart, 611 Wlndrrmere other poles blew up. setting a THKWK.VTHKK minishing. Ave.. gave birth at 1:11 field on fire and causing ex- See weather stories above and at left is put on Assembly's shelf Tinton Falls and Hazlet p.m. yesterday to a baby plosions which could be seen Complete forecast on page 2. were among communities boy. miles away Camden. a driving force be- vers by forces for and against TRENTON (AP) - A pro- which had a hangover effect She and her husband Two families were evac- Rvil Hank Sale Day* tabloid hind the bid to have the state a state takeover. posal to authorize a state from the snow and rain of were headed toward Jersey uated because of the ex- take over the burned-out The Senate last week ap- 1 takeover of Garden State early yesterday. Shore Medical Center, Nep- plosions and alarms in a num- in today ) MJIIIP track, said he would in- proved a bill sponsored by Rice Track in Cherry Hill Approximately 1.150 Hazlel tune, with Dr. John R. ber of local businesses were troduce a' new bill immediat- Errlchcltl, which included SUm Gourmet tor pasta fans i was shelved by the Assembly Township residents were Avers — whose office they set off. ely. several key amendments to Super Bowl fever Invades New Orleans .'...14 yesterday. without electricity yesterday had just visited - following "II was rfally a mess." the proposed takeover by the Asbury Park still first In Register poll li The lower house voted to "I hope to have it consid- after a one-car accident on In a car brhlid. said Patrolman Thomas Bro- New Jersey Sports and Ex- send the takeover bill to a ered for a vote by the end of Bethany Road at Rte 35 in- When Mr. Schwan real- dertck Bridge Advice II J DAILY HKOISTKH position Authority. legislative committee, a move January or early February." jured three people and ized he wasn't going to A section of Bethany Road Baslaess g PHONE N t MBIHS Which effectively kills It. Un- Errichetti said ' The measure would enable knocked over a pole, setting reach the hospital In lime, was closed for nearly an Classified 17-11 Mala Office..- ...542-4M* der state law a new bill will He,said Sen. Joseph Mer- the authority to negotiate tor off a "chain reaction" of sev- be pulled off the read, fol- hour. C»n*s It Toll Free «71 MM have to be Introduced for the -the track after completion of lino. D-Mercer. the senate eral utility wires being lowed by Dr. Avers. Approximately 120 Tinton Crossword Pinle II Toll Free 5M SI* new legislative session, begin- a 1100.000 feasibility study president for the new legisla- knocked out of service, police Tie I pound 12 ounce boy, Falls homes were without Editorials _....! Classified Dfpl 542-I7M ning at noon today. tive term, would be a co-spon- It also would protect the said. the caiple's sixth child, was electricity after a car struck Eilertalimecl, TV II Circulation Depl S42-4M1 Sen. Angelo Errlchettl, D- sor. Merllno. according to one bond holders who supported John Prins. 83 Laurelhurst delivered by Dr. Ayers. as- two utility poles on Wyckham Horescspe I* Sports Dept S42-4H4 source, is prepared to sched- the financially successful Metting Notice. Regular Drive. Cliffwood Beach was sisted by Mrs. Robert Bat Road yesterday afternoon, po- LHestyle f MMdletowR Bureau 171-225* Board of Education meeting. ule it for a floor vote without Meadowlands sports complex listed in good condition at er of Neptune, who was a lice said Make A Dale » Freehold Bireaa 4JI-21J2 Tues., Jan. 18.8 p.m.. Admin- first sending it to committee. and would remove a section Bayshore Community Hospi- passenger In the Schwartz OMharle* 4 Long Branch Burraa ..2IMW istration Bldg., Florence There were furious, behind- that would have added two tal. Holmdel Bruce R. Polity. car. The driver of the car, Don- St 14-11 SUtehouw BareaaCM-»2-H»l the-scenes legislative maneu- IB. of 144 Idlebrook Lane. Ave., Union Beach. See Garde* State, page 3 See Cold, page 2 SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1978

Haailui Jarfaa, President Carter's lop aide, and his Enpress Farak Paklavl left Tehran. Iran, yesterday wife. Nawy, announced yesterday in Washington, they for an unofficial visit lo the United States She made a are separating In a three-line statement distributed by brief stop in Paris before Flying hi Washington The gov- Carter's spokesman, Jody Powell, the Jordans (j»ve no ernment did not announce the purpose for the visit nor specific reason for the separation and mentioned nothing did it say how long it might list about their future plans. "We have decided to separate." the statement said "We know that our families and our Tennage actress NacKeizIr Phillip*, co-star of tele- friends will understand and respect our mutual deci- vision's "One Day at a Time " series asked to be placed sion." It was signed: "Nancy Jordan and Hamilton Jor- in a drug diversion program Monday in connect inn #wilh dan " Mrs. Jordan said in an interview that she and her her arrest on a charge of public drunkness in Beverly husband, married 7 years and childless, (old the president Hills. Calif Miss Phillips who was found lying semi- and his wife. Rosalynn. about their decision Sunday "It conscious in a West Hollywood street on Nov. tt. was was Just a nice, friendly talk." she said, adding lhat the scheduled to appear at a pretnal hearing today The IK- Carters were sympathetic Mrs Jordan. VI. refused in year-old acrtress appeared unexpectedly in Beverly Hills discuss reasons for the separation She said her family municipal court a day early lo make her request and her husband's family "are sad about it. but they understand." Justice William J. Brennai Jr.. senior member of the Supreme Court in terms of age and service is being DleklasM, star of television's "Police Wom- treated for a cancerous tumor iji his throat and will miss an." says she may not renew her contract when it ex- the next 10 days of work, a court spokesman said yes- pires in two weeks unless the producers agree to make terday Brennaii,,?!. has been undergoing cobalt radiation some changes in the show — for starters, she wants to treatment since three days before Christmas and will take fewer on-screen baths and showers Miss Dickinson continue receiving the five-day-a-week medication for the Beverlv sills Empress Farak Patlavl Jisllre William Breaaaa Jr. told a Los Angeles conference of television editors at the next seven weeks, said Barrett McOurn. t,hf court's press Centruy Plaza Hotel Friday that it was her Idea to wear spokesman. McGum said In a written release that doc- her children was sentenced to 5-20 years in prison yes last August shortly afler he moved out of |he Hollywood a short bathrobe for the bath and shower scenes In order tors had found a malignant tumor, a "small squamous lerday by a judge who recommended early parole and mansion the couple had shared (or nearly two years to show off her legs. But she felt the producers had gone cell carcinoma." on Brennan's left vocal cord. "The jus- freed her without bail pending appeal I'm not guilt) overboard in writing baths and showers into her script tice's doctors report that Mr Justice Brennan presently is I've been accused of a crime I did not do." Claudia Tha- Hank Krlrkam. creator of the Denni« the Menace for the NBC series doing well and that full recovery with cure is expected. " eker sobbed at the sentencing hearing Mrs Thaoker was cartoon. Is recuperating from abdominal surgery for an McGurn said convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting death aneurism The 57-year-old cartoonist, who lives in Pebble Operatic soprano Beverly Sills announced yesterday of her husband. Kenneth Thaeker. last Sept 5 Kilsap County Superior Court Judge .lames Maddock sentenced Beach. Calif. was reported "in good spirits " yeslerdav ;i! that she will retire from singing in the fall of inxn and Stuntman Evel Knlevel lost his special status as a Community Hospital in Monlery An aneurism is local en- will become co-director of the New York City Opera with work furlough prisoner yesterday, but the l.ns Angeles her to the mandatory term bul recommended lenience by parole authorities largement of a weakened wall of an artery rotwd l>v dlfr the company's current director, conductor Julius Rudel County district attorney refused lo prosecute him on es- ease or injury He entered the hospital a week IgU "I was always Interfering now. so I think they decided to cape charges. And the county probation departmenl Chief make It official." the red-haired coloratura laughed at a said there would be "no punitive" action against Knievpl. A multimillion dollar legal battle between British new conference in the New York State Theater. "I would the subject of an all-points bulletin when he failed lo re- rock star Rod Stewart and his former (rlrlfriend Brill in- Tev Anlolne. Ihe weatherman fired from his WABC- like to make my last appearance from the* stage righl turn to jail on time Friday night Knievpl turned himself land apparently has ended in n secret settlement Tuny TV job amid a storm of protest afler he made an on-lit here, at a fund-raising gala for our company." she said in five hours late saying. "You wouldn't believe ihe trou- Toon the singer s assistant, told Britain'* doineslir news joke about rape, has begun his tenure at WNEIV-TV in "My debut was October 1955 with this company If I ran bles I'm having " Probation department director Rev agency. Press Association, lhat all claims and counter- New York City amid a different kind of storm Severe possibly sing in October I9H0 — I'm by nature a very tidy Christiansen said Ihe .19-year-old b*ievel was removed claims for damages between Stewart and Miss Ekland. winter weather wrapped the city in wind and ice as An- person — that would sort of tie It up neatly and put it from work furlough for his own good — not as punish- an actress, have been dismissed "to all Ihe parties' satis- toine assumed his duties as nightly wealhercasler. with a away." Of her planned retirement. Miss Kills said. "I'll ment for escape faction " The London Rvening Standard quoted Stewart slightly nervous smile and his old time trademark. Uncle be 51. I think that's enough. I've done everything I set who turns ffl today, as saying "a settlement has been Weatherby Weatherwise. Ihe forecast was grim, and \n out to do. sung in every opera house I wanted to. sung ev- A 41-year-old Port Orchard. Wash., housewife who made bul no money is involved ' Miss Kkland filed suit tome delivered Ihe bad news without any of the wise ery opera I want to said she killed her husband because he brutalized her and claiming about 115 million in damage BRBlnst Stewart cracks once accepted as his inimitable style

Fires Trains (Continued) Third Avenue near the board- (Continued) Keuper quits as court judge edging the close proximity in walk. They were leveled and dropped across the tracks. 1 time and location of the fires. are empty lots now. By ROBIN (,(il l>s 11 l\ appointed Mr Keuper to the notification, but I know that mi a stale pension at the One commuter. Karl M. said early this morning he One person displaced by the judgeship last March in ,i he hasn't been in court for same lime. Houser Jr.. of Monmnuth LONG BRANCH - Vincent could not term them "sus- Third Avenue fires said P Keuper. who was appoint- controversial reshuffling of some time." Dr Prwifltfl He had retired as Mnn- blame for Ihe blazes must in Beach, told of arriving at his city legal positions affecting said mouth County Prosecutor in picious" until the conclusion destination In Long Branch ed municipal court judge here part lay wjth the city. Ihe city attorney, prosecutor "His dnctors said lhat there March. 1972. after serving 11 of an investigation by his de- more than four hours late. as part of last March's shake "The corner house (415) al judge, and school board at- was a little loo much pres- years in the post partment. This probe Is ex- The 4 4« p.m. train he board- up in city legal positions, is Third and Grand Avenues torney, said last night he un- sure, and that it would be Judge Keuper succeeded pected to get under way this ed in New York arrived in resigning his post was burned almost a year ago derstood that the judge had best lor him lo resign." Mrs Jacob Rand in the municipal afternoon, the chief said. Long Branch at 10:15 p.m. in- The 75-year-old former but under the city's zoning resigned Keuper said last night. "He's court judgeship. after Mr stead of the usual H:10 p.m. county prosecutor is leaving laws the owner had to rebuild not ill. though." Rand was voted in as board However, 'he categorized The biggest delay his train the position on advice of his He had not made any deci- ill three homes as virtually it." said Glenn Wilson. 4L1 doctor, his wife said last sion yet on who would replace Mr and Mrs Keuper are of education attorney Third Ave. experienced occurred just "total losses" He said two of short of and In Rahway. he night him. the mayor added. planning to vacation in Flm That move was apparently the homes, at 415 Third Ave. Mr. Wilson, one of six per- said.' Judge Keuper has not pre- However. Dr Sal .1 Pre- ida lor several months, she designed to open up the judg- and 308 Fourth Ave., were ons living in the house-con- zioso. city administrator, added eship for Robert Maurn. then After sitting in the train sided in municipal court fur "almost burned to the verted-to-apartment. said he noted last night that he had city attorney, whom Mayor just north of the Rahway sta- nearly a month, for reasons Judge Keuper's salary for ground." The other house, at was among the first to smell received no formal letter of Cioffi was replacing with tion for a couple of hours. Mr. of health. Eugene ladanza. Ihe position was sot at 413 Third Ave.. had most of smoke, call Ihe fire depart- resignation from Ihe judge Richard Bnnello. Houser said, it pulled into the city prosecutor, confirmed S14.000. although some con- Its roof destroyed and re- ment and alert other tenants Vtateal P. Keaper Mavnr Henrv R Cioffi. who "I've not seen anv written troversy arose over his draw- Mr. Mauro. however, received extensive interior to evacuate. They were soon station where it sat for some lime longer. Finally all pas- fused the court post, which damage. aided by city fire and police- was then offered to Mr Keu- men. sengers were instructed lo gel off and board buses lo per. Chief Uubitosa speculated Watching Jiremen battle the continue their trip. As part of the legal re- that it was possible that blaze with other displaced e called hazardous shuffling. Mr ladanza was sparks from the fires at Third persons from a living room Passengers in two rear cars sworn in as city prosecutor and some slow movers were and Grand Avenues — pow- window across the street. Mr '•Why is the seventh grade such ;i troublesome time? and assistant city attorney, still aboard.when word came By IHRISCOVNEI.I. ered by high winds — wafted Wilson asserted, "the place It's ihe worst period ty a kid's life He doesn't have his replacing Frank Fasano from another railroad official WASHINGTON (AP) — Warning: seventh made can he over to the house at Fourth (415) Third Ave.) was a fire life figured out." said Roy Nehrl. an official of Ihe National During the past month, oth- for everyone to remain hazardous to your health trap the way it was — mostly Center tor Education Statistics and a former junior high er municipal court judges and Heck Avenues. aboard. Mr. Houser said. He The federal government isn't going to require thai admo- finished, but open on many school teacher in St Louis "He's under all kinds of pressures from neighboring towns, such At the height of the blazes was among those who stayed nition on even' classroom blackboard, bul Us health and edu sides. Anyone could gel In." from all sides, and he cant cope with them " as Michael Cernjgliarn of at about 11 p.m.. city fire- on the train and eventually It cation experts agree the seveth grade can be rough physically City officials cikild not be Ocean Township and Alvin V men. Joined by those from continued southward. and emotionally for the four million youngsters who pass For youths in Ihe midst of puberty, discovering that they Wanamassa. Neptune. Al- reached for comment early through It each year. are no longer children but not yet adults Ihe transition from Milberg of Deal.-have be,en lenhurst and Ocean Grove, this morning. When the train stopped in A federal study released last week found thai school vio- the safe environment of an elementary school to Ihe unfamil- silting in for Judge Keuper. converged on the three South Amboy. he said, many lence and vandalism peak in the seventh grade. The ll'-and IS- iar confines of junior high can be difficult Sources within Ihe city houses with both hand-held of those who were asked lo year-olds are the most likely lo be attacked — and lo be Ihe "It's a real bad lime They are encountering mure things speculate lhat Mr. Rand and fire hoses and aerieal-borne get off in Rahway rebnarded attackers — of all junior and senior high students than they ever encountered before They may be thrown Into John Colannino. who prac- the train. Most had arrived tices In Middletown. among ones. Cold 1 Health planners pinpoint the seventh grade as a crucial some sort of violence and robbed or shaken down for the first The fires were declared un- (Continued) there by multiple unit (ML ) lime for youngsters in deciding whether lo smokv A new fed- time." said Beverly Schwartz of New York, a former teacher others, are being considered der control at about midnight, aid W. Misernheimer. IK. of K electric cars on other trains eral anti-smoking campaign being unveiled Wednesday is ex- who now coordinates a national youth anti-smoking project. for the post. according to Chief Gubitosa. Cloverdale Circle, was report- because they found there pected to aim al discouraging these youngsters from picking Like their elders, the young teens may turn lo cigarettes Throughout the night fire ed "shaken up. but not in- were no buses waiting for up the habit as a crutch, "trying to look cool and sophisticated and older." them in Rahway as they had fighters had to contend with jured." And ti"> percent of all seventh graders, according to one she said. been told, he went on. Elevator shaft strong winds several of them Meanwhile, across the na- study, have at least tried alcohol In a riT.'i survey, more than Youngsters attitudes toward smoking may slart to estimated at 50 mph. which tion, howling winds and tow- "It stinks." Mr Houser said II percent said they were heavy or moderately heavy drin- change In the seventh grade, even If- they don't lake It up_ plunge kills boy intensified Ihe fires and peri- ering seas lashed both the kers right away 1 of the Conrail service "1 EDUEWATKH (Al ) -A odically sent acrid billows of Bast and West coasts nnri think that the railroad should 15-year-old boy fell 10 flours heavy smoke in the men's plummeting temperatures stop spending money on to his death in an elevator from an arctic storm system paths. bridges that probably are not Hold juveniles in jewel, coin thefts shaft in Ihe former Alcoa Firemen from the five com- left the American midlands going to collapse They should building on River Road here, ashiver. with more cold and munities converging on the spend their money on main- MIDDLETOWN - Five IB year-old and a li year-old. ( nard Snyder was in- were released lo the custody authorities said Monday fires faced another fo e: snow expected today. taining equipment and on the juveniles were arrested yes- were arrested yesterday and vestigating a robbery in the of their parents. Yesterday, George Malillo Ji . of Edge- At least eight weather-re- bone-chilling cold and wind people to run It. terday and Sunday in con- charged with breaking and River Plaza area The officer one of the juveniles arrested water, was found dead early that whipped water spray to lated deaths were reported in "If they need heaters in nection with 22 robberies, ac entering, police said. found a damp shoe print in was sent to the juvenile shel- Sunday night al the bottom of ice even before it hit the six states. Point Pleasant to keep the cording lo police here, who The robberies all involved Ihe house where the robbery ter, while the other was re- the elevator shaft in the fac- ground. There were widespread re- trains warm overnight, they said that approximately SKIM) residences in Ihe River Plaza had taken place and he fol- leased tory building, police said. Firemen walking through a ports of roads closed from should buy them — and pay in jewelry and coins has been and Kan view sections of Mid- lowed traces of the print to Investigating officers were Bergen County Medical Ex- snow, floods or fallen tree windblown spray literally ac- the people to run them." he recovered so far. dlelown as well as other the suspect who was still in Pafrolman Snyder. and De- aminer Dr Lawrence Denson quired a glaze of ice over limbs and schools were shut said. "You don't just buy Two 15 year-olds and a IK areas in the township and the area. tectives Ronald Ohnmacht performed an autopsy and their fates, coats, hats and because of the cold and snow. equipment and let it go to pot year-old were arrested on occurred between Jan I and Those arrested Sunday and Steve Xanlhos. ruled Ihe death accidental whiskers. The worst of Ihe storms Electrification is not the an- Sunday and charged with yesterday, police said While the men literally lhat battered most of the swer. I was on an electric breaking and entering, police They said the (list arrest chipped away at each other to country yesterday hit New train tonight." said Two more juveniles, a came when Patrolman Ber- break the ice sheets and per- England with winds clocked mit them to go back lo work. at 69 mph in Boston last night others worked feverishly to and 72 mph on Cape Cod. A knock ice off aerial fire radio tower, a church steeple Weather: Cold, Mind equipment and hose con- and other debris crashed to In Fair Haven, yesterday's Sunny and continued cold to- northwest 20-40 knot.s with nections. the ground in Maine. Mas- high temperature was 57 and morrow, highs low to mid 20s. higher gusls today, northwest Throughout most of the four sachusetts and Rhode bland Now is the low. 15 degrees. II was 21 Probability of precipitation. 20-35 knots tonight and 15-25 hour fire fighting effort, the High seas drove aground at I p.m. and the overnight •_'O percent today, near zero knots tomorrow Average streets surrounding Ihe fire the 700-foot oil tanker Ach- low was II. Today's 8:30 a.m. percent tonight and tomor- wave heights. 4-N feet today scenes were filled with people illes, carrying 1? million gal- the Time for temperature was 12. There row Winds, west lo northwest with highest waves well off- — some displaced by Ihe lons of heating oil. easi of was .11 In. of precipitation on 25-40 mph with some higher shore. Waves diminishing blazes, but most residents Bristol. R.I. The tanker re- Ihe 24 hours ending at ill gusts today, gradually dimin- tonight. Tides around two feet who came outside to watch. mained Intact and some oil a.m. today. ishing tonight Ocean water below normal today will FREE Bundled up heavily in woo- was offloaded to try to free it temperatures are around 40, cause extremely low water len sweaters and hats, most In Provincetnwn. Mass.. Penetrating cold and con- Coastal Forecast. Gale warn- conditions at times of low milled around in the streets, "The sea came five feel over tinued windy today, highs CHECKING ing continued Winds, west lo tide jockying for a view of the in- the top of the bulkheads. You around 'JO (or minus 7c). Bit- fernos between onrushing can say. literally, there were terly cold with diminishing W»»MINOTON(»PI- MljtMl pc IJ 4J 111 U clouds of smoke. walls of water, "said town of- winds tonight, lows around III d oj « o; « FREE GIFTS ttflit*r«1vrti fir litiour ptrletf. nun- II « I) I) "It's almost a regular event ficial Ann Phelps Other offi- Mwm HmatrMvm Mr ll hour ptrlM PC 41 JI JI 10 m* «rtc*llon»n tir H hour MrIM m i 0' -10 OJ U? around here, these fires. " cials said state and federal TIDES 4Hm\< ».m, pint rnttnt hit*, i.- oM I' 4J 7J JJ JS mltaf tor r»n Hhwr MrIM. cd 10 00 10 06 said a Fourth Avenue resi- aid will be needed to clean Saady Hook rn M IS SI « m It « II II Shrewsbury dent, his neck wrapped tight up after Monday's flood pl-v'l II J' 16 M L K i .»,, Ir >»..« 64 U In a scarf. The man. who A concrete deck was ripped TODAY - High 8.54 p.m. Milwaukee cl Of 4' DO 4S asked not to be identified. from a new' hotel and flung and low 2:54 p m 16 09 JO 16 I W Minn SI Paul cl 06 -II -0) State Bank ?' li it 10 Nf» Orlnmi ci S3 I* Jt M : Mid there were ."loo many across the street, and one TOMORROW - High 9:17 71 00 H J» II Nr« vof K PC JI I) SSS It 1 Oil II 10 U pc It Of II 7J fires In the last year around Provincetown home collapsed a.m. and 9:47 p.m. and low ti n- iii n u u in II II n u 07 It OS here for me lo recall the into the sea. 3:10 a.m. and 3:42 p.m. •o<» '« JJ il JO JJ II'' PofliondMc pc IJ 10 U54 JS JI LITTLE SILVER number." Property damage was high •oilon H M lg » |j 11 Pot ilcmd. Or«. M 44 JS •• For Red Bank and Ruimon Buffalo w OS 07 1/ OJ 40 R.chmono d V Ot W 11 41 In addition to the first fire in Maine where the winds bridge, add two hours. Sea Surltnolon i" I.1 Of .i 1* I SB SI Lovii • PC » 00 13 0b V OFFICES Cl»l»ion S C cl Jo I' 19 in li San UOfce . «) JO W is ii at the 415 Third Ave. house, a sent a raging surf crashing Brfght. deduct 10 minutes: Cnorlollr cl 7> U6 )? ?s ?; Son Anlwi.o - Cfl ti ii it 76 Cnicooo ci OJ o' o: oi Soil FranciICO fn M IV 6' SS spectacular, pre-dawn fire into piers and as high as the Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Cmciixwli »"«««« 01 SroMte ... rn 41 JI SI il 06 Cirvrtoncl in 05 Uj u iv, is Aathington , ..cl IS 1/ l~> ll • t; early last year, destroyed second-story of waterfront utes: Highlands bridge, add Colombus WIAfHI* MY: ctf-dMtfy, ci three residential hotels on M IX 1)1 0' 01 II pc-#«rttr clt*#r. frt-tiir, >ntn«w, rn homes. 40 minutes. Ori Woincl (K ?• 0/ A 1/ Byrne message SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1978 (CMtanM) £**» The message It dear. "I am proud of the record £ •»»: deal with our prob- of my administration in holding down automobile insur- Assembly OKs hikes lems, create new tolitions fcmwd laeir iropUiMMatlmi ance rates The DtpirtiDHt Ud Igaort those who would of Insurance has fought •ay w* are unwUling to nuke courageously for the mteVesU lougk decisions. of consumers. We must remain tough. But the time Is "Bat tae financial resources right to Intensify our working for legislators, judges avallahle to deal with these relationships with industry problems ire severely limit- and consumer groups to do TRENTON (AP) - Pay an increase for county district William E. Flynn. a Demo- ed, ror that reason I am not receive a top salary of up to what is necessary to achieve court judges of $11,000 to crat from Old Bridge, and An- proposing sweeping, costly raises for legislators, cabinet $42,748 meaningful reform." equalize their salaries with thony M Villane Jr.. a Re- »ew programs for the coming members and state judges The Assembly amended and CITIES publican from Long Branch, year. were given final legislative other trial judges returned to the Senate a bill voted against it Assem- "We cannot ignore the approval in the Assembly yes- The Assembly also gave fi- that would increase the allot- "The goal for the next 1? blywoman Marie A Muhler. a problems of our cities and terday nal legislative approval to a ment to legislative staffs by months should be to devise Under separate measures, bill that would raise the sala- WOO 000 Republican from Marlboro, long-term strategies for their people. Simple justice the lower house voted to hike. ries of judges in the Division The bill would increase abstained strengthening our economy, precludes It; self-interest for- — Salaries for the part-time of Workers' Compensation from $15 000 to $20,000 the an- Mr Flynn said he voted revttandng our cities and Im- bids It. Blight, crime, eco- legislators from 110,000 m Tnurt under a Civil Service nual budget each legislator against ihc silicy mmis? proving the quality of life In nomie deprivation and social $18,000. effective in the 1980 scale would receive for staff assis- because he was independently our state At the same lime, Ills know no municipal bound- aries. If they are not hatted in legislative term. The bill would give the tance. The Assembly ap- wealthy and didn't need Ihe we should streamline our gov- our cities, they will Inevitably — Salaries of cabinet mem- compensation court judges a proved Ihe bill after deleting money, while Mr. Kozloski ernment and redirect our re- spill over into our suburbs. bers from $41,000 and 143.000 seven-year scale of up to a section that would require a said he thought the $8,000 pro- sources so we can implement legislator to hire at least one "Our cities can build on to $49,000 nearly $41,000 annually. Their posed raise was too much In the strategies we devise." full-time aide their transportation and com- — Pay for most state Judg- salary now is set at $29,000 one lump. THE ECONOMY mercial bases and attract Byrne at newt briefing es from $40,000 to 148.000 and The division director would Debate on the legislative "I do support a raise, but "To keep New Jersey pros- new business and new hous- and cabinet member salary not $11,000 at this time." he pering, to shorten our ing. Each city has its own sa- Increase was limited, but a said. "I could have gone for unemployment Hnes, to as- leable characteristics. controversy developed over $4,000 or $5,000." sure that every person able to "Assistance to urban areas whether judges should be Dr Villane similarly said wort has a chance to work, has too often been in the form Fire bill sent to graveyard forced to pay a share of their he supported Ihe Idea of a we must put the best minds in of fragmented forays into a salary Into their pension fund pay raise but objected to the business, labor and govern- specific problem, what I want TRENTON - The Assem- effort to keep it alive. the Department of Law andcal subjects for both officers as a condition of their in- big amount. He also objected ment to work on meeting this to do in the next 12 months is bly, in its last meeting of the The bill, fought by legions Public Safety headed by a and firefighters crease. to the liming, with the bill challenge I Intend to make to create a comprehensive ur- 117th session of the legisla- of volunteer firemen across slate fire administrator ap- The division also would col- Assemblyman Albert Burst- surfacing just after the No- Jobs the first priority of the ban growth strategy that ture, yesterday committed a the state, was sponsored by pointed by the governor and lect, analyze and disseminate eln. D-Bergen. sponsor of Ihe vember election new administration and to redefines our efforts and cor- proposed bill creating a State Sen. Alexander Menza. D- approved by the Senate Its information and data per- judicial pay hike bill, said he "We just came back from adopt the proposal made by rects past deficiencies mas- Division of Fire to the legisla- Union, who did not seek re- duties would Include estab- taining to the causes of fires would support separate legis- an election in which everyone Sen. Balanun and others that ked In well-intentioned pro- tive graveyard. election to the Senate last No- lishing training procedures and the administrator would lation on the pension debate volunteered tn run for a Jobs Conference be con- grams." The measure, passed ear- vember and will no longer be and certification of programs have had the authority to en- In Ihe new legislative session. $10.000." he said. "There was vened to develop new Ideas a member of the legislature But he said the outgoing GOVERNMENT lier by the Senate, mustered for the training of fire chiefs ter the premises ol any fire to no shortage ol candidates. We and an overall strategy. after members of the new legislature should vote on the EFFICIENCY only 14 votes in favor of It to and senior fire officers and of investute its cause. It was es- had primaries (to determine session are sworn in today. judicial raises now to avoid "Our economic strategy, as AND REORGANIZATION 33 against, far short of the 41 courses In specialized techni- timated the division would candidates) to run for $10,000 our overall planning, must needed for passage. Assem- have cost the slate $223,000 in conflicts with new members a year jobs." "We have been tight with a Assemblyman Thomas J. focus first on creating new blyman William J. Maguirc. its first year of operation, but who may later be appointed buck during our first four Deverin, IMInion and Middle- The bill lo Increase cabinet business and jobs in the R-Unlon and Morris, then sponsors of Ihe bill main- judges. years, spending taxpayers' sex, led the opposition to the salaries won endorsement cities." withdrew it before the vote tained it would have made money as prudently as if it bill, saying volunteer firemen Weather In a decision last year, the from all three Democrats In could be recorded in a futile (he state eligible for federal New Jersey Supreme Court the county. Assemblymen CASINO GAMBLING were our own. But' more can around the state were "vio- fire safety funds to finance its voided Ihe nomination of Sen. Van Wagner. Flynn and Koz- "The economic promise of be done. lently" against it. operation. Stephen Wiley. D-Morris. to loski. Dr Villane and Mrs casino gambling will start to "What New Jersey needs as delays "This bill is about as neces- the slate's highest court on Muhler voted against it while become a reality this year. we approach the 1980s is not Daily flag Support for the measure lay sary as the snow we see out- grounds Wiley had voted ear- Mr Kennedy abstained. The social promise we must more government but better largely in the paid fire de- side,' Mr. Deverin said, re- lier for a judicial pay raise. enforce Is that the state will government, not more spend- meeting partments of the state's larg- Mrs. Muhler said she pledge law ferring to the falling snow lake every action needed to ing but wiser spending, not er cities which saw the pro- The bills to raise salaries thought the proposed pay that could be seen through NEPTUNE - Last night's guarantee that casinos are more programs but more ef- posed division as a potential for the judges and cabinet raises for cabinet officers the Assembly windows. He January meeting of the Mon- clean and honest. fective programs. proposed "clearing house" for fire members were approved by were too high. She said she said giving the proposed di- mouth Community. Action problems and a source of also voted no because of diffi- "Government must be sim- TRENTON (AP) - Leglsla wide margins, but the legisla- "We must also effectively vision the regulatory powers Program (MCAP) board, to data on fires. Proponents culties GOP legislators are plified and made more under- tion was to be Introduced in tive salary Increase proposal sell, the benefits of the new outlined in the bill would be held at borough hall here, maintained New Jersey and having with the Democratic standable to the people that It the state Senate today which squeaked by with a bare min- Atlantic City to investors mean an end to independent was postponed due to the mi Colorado were the only two leadership of the Assembly serves. would direct public schools to imum of 41 votes. across the nation. I intend to fire departments in the state. clement weather. state without a state fire mar- over assignments to standing LAW ENFORCEMENT conduct dally flag pledges After several roll call votes, be a salesman for (Ae new At- A new date for the meeting shall. committees. The Democratic "I have stood before you on without distraction by moral "This bill is bad legisla- the bill passed 41-25 and As- lantic City and will spread is expected to be set today, majority is trying to increase several occasions and have or conscientious student ob- tion." Mr. Deverin said. "It's Assemblyman Robert Lit- sembly Speaker William J the message that New Jersey according to Clarence Gale, their majority hold on com- urged the Implementation of jectors. going to undermine the volun- tell. H Sussex. Warren and Hamilton Jr.. D-Missesex. offers an honest, decent envi- board chairman. mittees from their present 4-2 the model penal code. A penal teer fire departments In this Passaic. supported the bill smiles as a sign of satisfac- ronment for the Investor." Under the proposed bill, to 5-2. she explained She said code Is the cornerstone of a state and it should not be Last night's meeting was to and said the volunteer fire de- tion filtered through the As- students who refuse to stand that since the Democratic ad- ENERGY progressive criminal justice passed." have been the first regularly partments in his area fa- sembly chamber. and participate In the salute ministration of the Assembly "Although promoting new system. We can wait no long- The bill sought to create a scheduled meeting since ten vored It. He cited a hydrogen "Who were the 'no' vfttes would be asked to leave the trustees who walked out of an was being uncooperative with sources of energy Is a pri- er for our system to reflect a classroom or area. State Division of Fire within explosion in the downtown that just cheered'" Hamilton Oct. II reorganization meet- area of a community In his the GOP. she saw no reason mary goal of this adminis- coherent and consistent judi- ''Dissenters, in this manner joked ing rejoined the board last district last summer as an ex- to cooperate with them on tration, we will not sacrifice cial philosophy, one with swift need not participate in the The Monmouth County dele- month. ample of the need for such a this pay raise bill. our natural resources in the penalties and sentencing for flag salute against their Pair seated gation in the Assembly split Superior Court Judge Mer- division. name of energy exploration. both punishment and parole. wills," said state Sen. Peter over the legislative salary In- The bill to Increase legisla- ritt Lane Jr ruled that the We are in favor of and will Our society's security and fu- McDonough. R-Union. who in- on plan board "The fire chief spent three crease bill Assemblyman tive staff allowances was ap- actively endorse development ture require us to lay aside Oct. 11 meeting was invalid, weeks trying to clean up that Richard Van Wagner, a proved by five of the six Mon- troduced the bill EATONTOWN - The Plan- of fuel resources on the outer our differences in the inter- and the board held a secqnd fire." Mr. Littell said. "If he Democrat from Middletown. mouth County legislators — With dissenters out of the ning Board swore in Nancy continental shelf — in an en- ests of achieving a quick, just. reorganization meeting on had had someone on Ihe state and Brian T Kennedy, a Re- Assemblymen Van Wagner. room, those who wish to par- Wolcott and John P. White as vironmentally and estheti- definitive and more human Dec 27 level to go to .. things would publican from Wall Township, Flynn. Kozloski and Kennedy ticipate could do so "without new members last night, and cally sound manner." system." The judge ruled that all ac- have been a lot easier on him voted for it while Assem and Assemblywoman Muhler distraction." he said. set Monday, Jan. 23. for elec- tions taken by the board be- As it was. he lost three weeks blymen Walter J Kozloski. a Assemblyman Villane ab- McDonough said his bill Is tion of new officers and ap- tween Oct 11 and the new of work." Democrat from Freehold; stained aimed at preventing another pointment of its professional reorganization meeting were controversy like the one that consultants invalid, since the board was Garden State erupted in Mountain Lakes Board Chairman Harvey Improperly constituted last year when a 10-year-old Sloyln said the planners will Matawan Regional case . Others who urged reluming Among the actions which (Continued) high school student went to acfept resumes from poten- the bill to'Committee included were to have been taken last South Jersey members to the court after being compelled tial consultants until Satur- Assemblywoman Marie A. night was the review of more seven-member authority. to stand by school officials. day. Muhler. R-Monmouth, and As- than 30 Items of business Savs sex discrimination When the Errichetti bill Deborah Llpp told a federal semblyman Walter J. Koz- So far. he said, two plan- which had taken place in the failed to gain support for an court she did not believe in loski, D-Monmouth. whose ning firms and six attorneys Interim. Mr. Gale said. emergency vote in Republi- the pledge and stood only be- llth district includes Mon- have applied for the board ap- It had also been expected can and Democratic cauc- cause she was threatened mouth Park and Freehold pointments, including the that five community repre- is continuing in schools uses, an identical bill with with discipline. The court Raceway. present consultants, attorney sentatives elected last Sept. ruled she did not have to By SHERRY CONOHAN girls lineups to file in and out accomplished that yet and similar amendments was un- Abraham J. Zager. and Lee 14 would be re-seated on the stand of classes from kindergacUo noted the department only successfully advanced by As- "What we're doing in this M Hobaugh, board planner. board. TRENTON - An attorney semblwoman Mary Croce. D- piece of legislation Is put the through higher grades. had four persons to oversee Teofelo Ferrer, a represen- for the National Organization Camden. cart before the horse." Mrs. Another part of the NOW them. tative of the Spanish Frater- of Women (NOW) yesterday Muhler said, contending the complaint pertaining to em- Opposition was led by As- nity in Long Branch. Is ex- asserted that sex dis- Just as the argument may ployment practices in the semblyman Richard Codey. feasibility study should be Monday in Trenton pected to be sworn in as a crimination continues in bs made that the Department D-Essex, who said the amend- completed before the author- ——^ ^— special interest group repre- schools around the stale school district, including alle- of Education has the ex- ments should be referred to ity is authorized to take over Buehler measure passes, 56-0 sentative to the board, to re- despite implementation of gations of a lack'of women in pertise to handle the question the Assembly State Govern- the Garden Stale track. place Reinaldo Nazario. regulations by the State De- top administrative positions of discrimination In curricu- ment Committee of which he TRENTON - A bill providing that income generated and in coaching positions, has "When you give Cherry Hill whom Judge Lane ordered to partment of Education aimed lumn. she said. It also is im- is chairman. from properties owned by the Commuter Operating Agency in step down. at ending it. been assigned to the Division plicated and so involved in 200 racing days a year, you the State Department of Transportation shall be collected by "I want to see it (the takeo- In arguments before the of Civil Rights without protest what's going on that it can't Just about destroy racing in the agency and spent for authorized public transportation pur- ver) done with private mon- State Supreme Court on a suit from the attorney general. sit in Judgment of such a Monmouth County." she poses was given final legislative approval yesterday by the ey," Codey said. against the Matawan Region- When a member of the case added. She referred to a pro- Assembly. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Herbert J. Bueh- - But Mrs. Croce said private al School district. Nadine court pointed out to Ms. Bur- interests might have "talked" vision of the amendments ler. D-Monmouth. was passed 56-0 and now will go to Gov. gess that the state law liter- which would increase Garden Brendan T. Byrne for his signature. Taub. the NOW attorney, said about buying the track. "But in wrong that for this reason it was im- ally prohibits discrimination Red Baron they haven't come up with State's allocation of racing in any place of public accom- days from 100 a year to 200 a portant that the case be han- any front money." OK social workers license bill dled by the state Division of modation, she noted there is year if rebuilt by the author- TRENTON (AP) - A bill to license social workers In The proposal for a state rest room Civil Rights instead of the De- an exclusion for single sex in- gloating ity. New Jersey was approved In the Assembly. The bill, spon- takeover of the track, whose McKEAN. Pa. (AP) - The partment of Education. stutitons. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mr. Kozloski cited a num- sored by Senate President Matthew Feldman. D-Bergen. grandstand burned to the gale force winds that stran- She made her appeal during "If you have (an exception Somewhere, the Red Baron Is ber of resolutions he had re- would let up a state board or social work examiners to review ground last April, was ended many motorists along oral arguments on an appeal for) a single sex institution, gloating. ceived from various towns those seeking licenses as social workers, social technicians or dorsed by banks and insur- Erie County highways left by the State Attorney Gener- then I assume you have one Bomb specialists from the and from the Board of Free- social work specialists. The bill, passed 44-7 and was returned ance companies that backed one man more marooned than al's office of a decision by the for a single sex class." she San Francisco.tfolice. depart- holders in Monmouth County to the Senate for concurrence on an amendment. It would the sports complex after as- most — in a gas station Appellate Division of Superior said. ment blew up «r condf and who are opposed to a state take effect one year after it is signed Into law to allow the surances were made that ladies' room. Court that the Division of Civ- Ms. Burgess contended that brush set inspire* by Snoopy. takeover of Garden State. proposed board time to set up licensing procedures. their bonds would not be jeop- "Our men's room is broken il Rights and Department of the commissioner of educa- the insightful mutt from the ardized. "I am for rebuilding the because all the pipes are fro- Education have dual jurisdiction, with his expertise in "Peanuts" comic strip who But Codey objected to the track." he said. "But I think Plan for one rebate check zen." said Tore Heubel. an at- tion in the matter and tkv educational matters, was the occasionally imagines himself amendments on grounds they it could best be done by free TRENTON (AP) — Homeowners would receive one state tendant at the station, located complainant can choose best authority to decide the in a World War I aerial battle were drawn up by "bankers, enterprise. Most people in my rebate check in July this year, combining the two payments off Interstate 79. "While he which agency to file their issue of alleged dis- with the Baron made in May and October last year, under legislation passed insurance men and others be- district are against more gov- was in the ladies' room, the complaint with. crimination In curriculum. The electric comb and in Ihe Ssscmbly. The bill, which passed 66-1 and is expected hind closed doors with the ernment intervention in busi- wind slammed the door shut NOW had taken the case to She pointed out regulations brush were in a package to receive Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's approval, attracted criti- governor." ness." and the lock froze." the Appellate Division after had been adopted by the de- being sent via Greyhound bus cism from lower house Republicans who complained that it Heubel said the unidentified the attorney general's office partment since filing of the from Los Angeles to Oakland. was a budget gimmick designed to transfer $130 million from man from Edinboro. Pa., was Issued an opinion holding that suit to eradicate such dis- When the bus arrived Satur- the current fiscal year to the one beginning July 1. The Daily Register stuck in the women's res- the Department of Education crimination in schools and day, the package was ticking, (room for more than an hour. said they had done away with Vote sewer aid, canal measure had exclusive jurisdiction in bomblike. No one could tell it He was freed when the fro- the matter. virtually all of it. was just that Snoppy's bat- The Sunday Register zen lock was removed with a TRENTON (AP) — An $84.5 million appropriation from the Deputy Attorney General Ms. Taub disagreed. She teries had been activated by FuMlthM By IT* «« Bonn R«ltl«r cutting torch and a crowbar. EttoMIlM In UN by JMin H CoM ami Htnry Cloy 1176 Clean Waters Bond issue received final legislative ap- Mary Ann Burgess, in defend- said the regulations hadn't accident. MrjMOMtt proval In the Assembly. The bill would provide $64.7 million ing that opinion, held that the DM RfQUIer PIO1O. ShrtwltMfV. N 1 07701 for 8 percent state grants to local sewerage authorities receiv- Treasurer quits complaint dealt with curricu- •ranch Olflcn ing federal aid for their projects, $16.4 million for water filtra- lum and that the Department m m li. Mlddltlimo. M.J. o;i« Put your money where it does Monntoulh Count* CgorthouM. Frnkold. N I »I/Jt tion plant improvements In Jersey City and Trenton, $3 8 mil- in Little Silver of Education had exclusive m aiomwoy, Ua ttonch. Hi 0»« Helmut*. TmlM. MJ 0M71 lion for planning and rehabilitation of the Delaware and Ran- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs jurisdiction in that area. THEMOST! N^Hftr of thf AlMclattd Pf#»l Tnt Alloclalrd Pr«» l» tftlllltd tan Canal. Teddi Jansky last night re- The NOW complaint cen- A FULL tachrtltfvly lo lut *n* of oil Ihc local nrm printed In th« ntwienpir en w*ll oi all AP newt and dupoicttM OK licence plan for resiliences signed as borough treasurer, tered on the alleged Matawan SERVK E McrrtfOT of thf Amtrlcon N*%lDapcr Publlsntrs Attoclallon. In* according to Mayor Anthony Regional practice In the 1872- Audit lunau of Clrculotlom. rn* Ntw Jtrwy Prtu AtftOClallon. TRENTON (AP) - A bill that would set up a licensing Bruno. 73 school year of assigning BANK SacoM CUM MOoM pud al DM Bant. N.J 077*1 and al Mlddlo. procedure for community residences for the developmentally Mrs. Jansky's resignation only boys to shop classes and loan. HI. VI* PuMIUwd Sunday nvooan Friday Moll luMcrlpllon poyaN* In advarKt disabled received final legislative approval in the Assembly. will lake effect when the only girls to home economics The bill, sponsored by Sen. Alexander Menza, D-Union, would classes. It similarly cited the T* Stfndov Dotty and borough can hire a new trea- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Only Sunday assist persons handicapped before reaching IB years of age by limiting of football to boys OrnYtor ttSttS.il moo uo.00 surer, probably some time in Home doUvtry by CorrKCor r — Dolly ond SunfMy « cinft 0 w«*; mental retardation, cerebral palsy or epilepsy. The bill February, according to Mr. only, cheerleadlng to girls H OONWBtT OFACSS TO I fcatdayonldonld y ISnntISt l SMfH cwyol CouMtf - Dolly 11 c trill; Sunday 15 conH. passed 57-0 and now awaits action by Gov. Brendan T. Byme. Bruno. only and separate boys and HFDtC SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.1971 ••••tmiiititiiiiii i.) ttuimti Freehold Twp. asks Obituaries llimilllllHmilllllHIMHIIIUIUIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIIUIhllllllHIMIIIIIIlIM bonds for swim club night to discuss its budget FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - soetyr, football and baseball Walter Higinbotham, retired railroad aide and plans for renovation to The Township Committee fields The, township recently two elementary schools ASBURY PARK - Walter He had retired It years ago took a giant step toward con- donated a U-acre tract to H Higinbotham 80. of ISM as assistant secretary of the struction of a municipal swim Battleground Arts Center tor The proposed budget for the 5th Ave., died Sunday at Jer- Delaware and Hudson Rail- club last night when It in- construction of an arts and elementary district la sey Shore Medical Center, road, New York He was em- troduced an ordinance author- music facility at the site. I7.MI.IM a M percent In- Neptune ployed by the railroad it izing the issuance of 1950.000 A public hearing on the pro- crease over last year. The tax years. in bonds for the three-year- posal will be held Jan. 2.1 rate for school purposes is ex- John N. Campbell Mr Higinbotham was a old proposal. Meanwhile the committee pected to decrease about IS communicant of Holy Spirit Mayor James Mayor said a plans to seek approvsl (or the cents. SEA. BRIGHT - John N Roman Catholic Church, speedy time table had been project by the state Division The district will receive Campbell. (0, of 23 Normandy here. He was born In New Or- prepared for the.club con- of Local Finance. 1185.588 in state aid next year. Place, died yesterday at Riv- The committee also in- leans and had lived at the struction so that the 710 fami- In addition to the budget, ervlew Hospital. Red Bank. troduced an ordinance author- shore for 50 years. lies who have paid deposits township voters will be asked He was born In Passalc and izing IKS.OOO in bonds Un mi Surviving are his widow, toward memberships fees will to approve a transfer of lived in Sea Bright (or It provement to the municipal Mrs. Alice Digney Higinbo- be able to use the facility by I500.NO from current expense years. He retired 18 years ago water system including in- tham; two sons, Gerald W. July 4. surplus to pay for the addition as vice president ol the Gar- stallation of two new pumps Higinbotham of Neptune and The mayor said construc- of a library wing and other field Manufacturing Co., Gar- and other equipment. A pub- Walter J Higinbotham of tion is expected to begin at renovations at the West Free- field, where he was employed Madison; four daughters, lic hearing is set for Jan. 23. for B years. the end of February on Ihe hold School and (or a library Mrs. George T. Nungesser, Georgia Road facility which . The township agreed to en- Mr. Campbell was an Army wing al the Clifton T. Bark- Mrs. H. Frank Carpentier, will have four pools, dressing ter into a three-year contract veteran of World War I. He alow School. and Mrs. Jonathan Harring- rooms and a clubhouse. for animal control services was a member of the First The committee, after re- ton of Ocean Township, and Surrounding the pool is the with the Associated Humane Presbyterian Church, Pas- viewing the budget and the • Mrs. Frank Tomaino of Deal; LOTTERY WINNER - John Phelan and wife Gret of Cliff wood Beach, Manasquan River Park, Society. Tinton Falls, at salc, and a past president of plans for the school renova- a sister, Mrs. Hazen Johnson hold $50,000 prize winning "New Weekly" Lottery ticket. Phelan, a ware- which Is being prepared for a $4,480 annually. the Sta Bright Board of tions, agreed to endorse both of Red Bank, II grind- houseman for a Newark brewery, and his wife plan to use some of the mon- variety of sports activities. In- The Board of Education Health. He was also a mem- children, and a great-grand- ey to visit their sons. One lives in Seattle, the other in the Virgin Islands. met with the committee last measures. ber of the Sea Bright Republi- cluding tennis courts, and child. can Club, and a past master The Buckley Funeral Home of Passalc Lodge 67 F and is in charge of arrangements. AM. He also was a past pa- tron of Stella Chapter 20, Or- Committee seeking der of the Eastern Star. Long Branch man is given prison term legal, medical aid He was also a member of tenced to five days in Ihe ley Drive. Atlantic Highlands, Ihe prison sentence. John De- sessinR firearms without hay- suspended^ the Mystic Shrine AAOMS, of RED BANK - The borough FREEHOLD - A 31-year- county jail. who admitted breaking Into ing permits. Kathleen Leese Sikora. 25, Livingston, and the Washing- Senior Citizen's Committee Is old Long Branch man. who Rosa. 19, of Park Road, Mon Angelo Pirozzi, 27. of Strat- the home of Malcolm W. Aus- looking for persons of Hispan- admitted receiving stolen mouth Beach, who pleaded of Grove Place, Keansburg, ton Commandery, and the Blan- William Rlngwood of Co- ford Road, Tinton Falls, who tin, Navesink Ave., Locust, ic background to serve on the property and possessing fire- guilty to the receiving stolen who admitted obtaining $330 chard Council. Ionia, who admitted robbing pleaded guilty to issuing a June 14, 1974 and stealing committee, as well as retired arms without permits, was property charge, was given a under false pretenses from Mr. Campbell was also past Jerry Cannon, Anchor Inn, forged check for $250 to Cen- various articles valued over doctors and lawyers to serve sentenced to two to three suspended reformatory term, the county welfare board be- president of the Passaic City Union Beach, of $345 belong- tral Jersey Bank and Trust $500, was given a suspended and provide advice to seniors. years in state prison by Coun- placed on two years probation tween May 1973 and April 1974 Club of Passaic. ing to Mr Cannon and $68 be- by failing to report that an in- Co., Shrewsbury, Aug. 9, 1976. two-to-four-year state prison Anyone interested should ty Court Judge Thomas F. and fined II ,000 Surviving are his widow, longing to Anchor Inn Jan.10. eligible recipient resided in was sentenced to 304 days in sentence, fined $1,000 and contact Mrs. Ethel Frankel at Sliebell Jr. placed on two years proba- Mrs. Mae Campbell; a daugh- Both admitted receiving 1977 at knifepoint, was sen- the household, was given a the county Jail. the Senior Citizens Center, Louis Cologna of Second tion. ter, Mrs. Deborah Ann Storm stolen property, two handguns tenced to four to eight years suspended 304-day county jail Raymond Piano. », of Val- Chestnut St. Ave., Long Branch, was given of Oak Ridge; two brothers, valued between 1200 and (600 In state prison. ' sentence, placed on two years Edward M. Campbell of Boli- belonging to Eric Neumayer. probation, fined $250 and or- var, N.Y., and Ballard C. McClellan St.. Long Branch. Frank Martin, 27. of Rt. 33. dered to make restitution. WOOD BURNING Campbell of Glendale, Calif.; Laetrile proposal March 27. 1976 in Eatnntown Neptune, who was convicted BUILT IN IY PtEWAY two sisters, Miss A. Evelyn Cologna also admitted pos- of possessing percodan Jan. Frederick Summers, 50, of Campbell of Passaic and Mrs. •ix in Sea Bright, was given a Central Ave , Union Beach, INSTALL ALMOST ANYWHERE Julie Burton of Charlotte, OK'd in Assembly suspended reformatory term, convicted of committing an ZERO CLEARANCE N.C.; and three grand- jLottery winners placed on two years probation atrocious assault and battery children TRENTON (AP) - A bill to Although the legislation TRENTON - The winning and fined $1,000. He also was upon Vincent Belleran, Cen- ir.jr-4rMi279.9S The Scarpa Funeral Home, legalize Laetrile, the con- would legalize Laetrile imme- number in the New Jersey sentenced to six months in tral Ave., Union Beach, July Clifton, is In charge of ar- troversial drug used as a can- diately, Gregorio said the Pick-It Lottery yesterday was the county jail on a disorderly 14, 1976, was fined $1,000. rangementes. cer treatment, received final state Department of Health OH. The straight bet paid person's charge of possessing Thomas Sommers, 26, of Park MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER legislative approval yesterday must first release guldleines 1288; there was no box pay- a controlled dangerous sub- Ave., Union Beach, convicted 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY from the state Assembly. for prescribing and adminis- off, and'the front and back stance. Of this he is to serve of threatening to kill Mr. Bel- Mrs. Dora W. Cohen leran that same day, was sen- 747-S220 The lower house voted 47-6 tering the drug. pairs each paid $28.50. five days with the balance NEPTUNE - Mrs. Dora to concur on a Senate amend- Waksteln Cohen, 91. of Green ment and send the bill to Gov. Grove Convalescent Center, Brendan T. Byrne. The spon- died yesterday at Monmouth sor of the measure, Assem- Medical Center, Long Branch. blyman John Gregorio, I) Mrs. Cohen was born in Po- Union, said he has received land and lived in the shore assurance that Byrne will area for 65 years. sign the legislation. She was a past member of With the governor's signa- the Ladies Auxiliary, Congre- ture. New Jersey would be- gation Sons of Israel, Asbury come the 13th state in the na- Quick Daddy! Park. tion to allow doctors to pre- Her husband, Irving B. Co- scribe Laetrile and phar- hen, died 1*70 maceutical firms to manufac- Surviving are three sons, ture the substance, which is Samuel Wakstein of Ocean extracted from apricot pits Township, Jules Waksteln of and other fruits. Irvington, and Hy Waksteln of THE YELLOW WVGES Critics claim Laetrile is a Pnanma City, Fla ; II grand- useless substance marketed children, and 17 great-grand- by persons who are making children. windfall profits by preying on The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- the false hopes of the se- neral Home, Ocean Township, riously IU. Is In charge of the arrange- The Senate amendment ments. sanctioned by the Assembly would require doctors to warn Mi. Qtotti Nollctt patients that Laetrile has no known medical value and to CAMPBELL — Jonn N . oi s»o SrMit. on January till. Itfl Beloved maintain written proof that huioond ol May 1 Gannon! Funtral the warning has been made. Gregorio says he believes in Ridge Lawn Cfmtltry, Clifton Vis Laetrile because it has helped King. WodntvJav. 7-9 p.m. to deter the spread of cancer HIGINBOTHAM — waiter H . Ol IX* Slh Ave . Alourv Pork, on in his father who first started Sunday. January tin. 1*71. Beloved taking the substance in 1975. huioond ol Alice Dlgney Hlglnbolham Devoted loth*f ot fi.raltl W . Wallet "It's helped my father keep J., Ante Nunoesier. Jonlce Coipen tltr, Marilyn Tomalno and Kalhryn from suffering," Gregorio Harrington Brother ot Hotin John son furwtol from the Buckley Funeral said. "And I take it myself as Home. SO» Second Ave . Aioury Park, on Wednesday January llth, al 9 a.m. a preventative." Fundral Mail. Holy Spirit Church.»; JO Gregorio said, however, he Isssssssssssssssi n o.m Inltrmenl SI Catherine 1 Ceme- tery Friend! may call al the funrtol home today. 3 > and 1 ». Rosary. 1:30 has been forced to obtain p.m. Laetrile from Mexico and JACOUBS— Mary R.ooeU. ol Germany through "friends of Keyeorl. N.J.. on Jon I. 1971 Beloved friends" who are authorized • mother of Thofnai J , ot Red Bonk Also survived by two gronddrjuohteit to bring out six-month sup- Relatives and friends ore respecttully mvllod to attend the funeral service on plies. Wednesday, Jon. II, 1971, ID a.m.. Irom the Anderson Culuio Funeral "But I have to admit it Home. 777 Brood SI . Red Sank. N.J Interment to follow 01 Mount Onvel comes through sort of an un- Ctmtleiy. Mlddleloon. N.J. visitation today. 3 4 and 7 9 p.m. In lieu ot flow derground route," Gregorio ers. It you wish, kindly make contrlbu- said. HtM M me Amir Ran tamer Society m

THEPOUCE There It a certain kiad of advice regarding lasir- aace that's staple, bask, aad foUewi rimmn sease. Waea aeariig ft, people may cammeat "Every aae kMws that!" They may kMw It, bat sometimes they (all to fla K. Thai advice t» to caU the police waea taere f • : • Is aa aeddeal tr damage to property. The asial excise Is that tie damage Is mlaor. If yoa expect to collect oa a hat, Jte damage ta NOT mlaor! We wed the worts "regarding lasvaiee" at Ike be gtaamg deUbentely beeaase a police report has aa Im- •ortaal hearlag la aa arcMeat or damage claim. As a matter ol (act, faltare to notify tae police may Impair a •enoa's right to a recovery of their loss. Firtaermort, ft there Is aa aato accldeat aad a trial comes ap later, When something gets broken, and It breaks Ike testimoay of a police officer and alt report caa fig- are very pnmhwatry la tae ease. your heart, the Yellow.Pages can piece It Tae rate to always notify tae poUce applies to varl- Bell System ota types or msanace. So, If yn sispect vandalism, back together. It's a guide to the specialists, theft, tr mslrflf mischief ea either ynr car or yoar ' "[ ip that shoo* aad call Ihe police stolloi Im- the tools and the know-how to repair and Yellow P&ges 1. WUAUk AILMIKT MBICT mend the things you just can't live without. .PARKAVt SMMAMn. • I Your or* Hop tnswtr to cowfiMe Insurance co wraps V SHREWSBURY N J TUESOAY JANUARY 10. 1978 Russell is defendant Hazlet teachers displeased in concert tour suit FREEHOLD - WUbert C. Sept. M in Miami, Fla.; Sept Tour a check for 12,506 50 Ronel), executive director of 11 in Charlotte, S.C., and which "bounced for in- circulars aren't sent home Moamouth Community Action Sept. 1! in Dayton, Ohio, and sufficient funds." The check By JULIE WOLF budget ary increase in the 1(78-79 fis- number of parents protested Program (MCAP), was at various other times and had been drawn against the HAZLET - Gary Schlen- Citing a projected drop in cal year. The agreement is the tests. Maxwell Cooper- named > defendant In i law- places, the two directors con- account of Galaxy Production ker. president of the Hazlet enrollment in grades kinder- part of a two-year writtear man, a board member, said suit Med here yesterday by • spired to interfere with the Inc. It also charged that Mr Teachers Association (HTA). garten through eight. Mr. contract, but provisions for the testing was still being concert tour promoter who contract with Concert Action Reed assaulted Mr Rabin last night accused the Board Cabrera said the positions next year's salaries had not considered in committee. claims that Mr. Russell and Tours. Sept 10 in Miami. Fla . and of Education of blocking his were not necessary been made Last year the ad- "This would be a way to another community action The legal action maintained injured him. organization from circulating The teachers association ministrators received a 5.38 pinpoint problems in the program director improperly they conspired to breach the The firm is seeking com- a position paper on recently has contested the cuts The percent increase in salaries, schools." he said interfered with a concert contract by tampering with pensatory and punitive dam- announced cuts in teaching teachers claim class sizes will according to Mrs. Mitchell It was announced thai the tow. box-office receipts at each of ages positions be Increased, making their Also discussed at last public hearing on the school The legal action was filed theofncert tour locations, by Mr. Russell, who stepped Speaking during the public Job more difficult. night's meeting was the possi- budget will be held at K p.m by Concert Action Tours misapplying the funds, and by down as head of NCAAEDA portion of last night's meet- Mr Schlenker said classes bility of instituting evaluation on Jan. 30 at Raritan High Ud., New York City, and by prohibiting Mr. Rubin from last November, called the suit ing. Mr Schlenker said school will be combined, a move he lesls for eighth-graders A School Charles Rubin of Bergen properly managing box-office "ridiculous." prinicpals would not allow termed "unnecessary." be- County, a principal officer of receipts as agreed upon. "The person who is filing such circulars to be sent cause of the cuts. "For ex- the firm, which is in the busi- It further maintained that the suit I think will probably home with students. ample, three classes of 20 will ness of promoting concert Suspended sentence they misapplied box-office end up being the one sued," CONCEDES MISTAKES Mrs Bonnie Mitchell, board be merged to make two tours. classes of SO." he said receipts by spending large Mr. Russell said yesterday. — Steven Seymour, president, responded that Named defendants are Mr. sums of monies on luxuries "He (Rubin) blew the whole the Interpreter whose "the children are not to be Mr Cabrera confirmed that given welfare cheat Russell as pan president of and unnecessary items for thing." slips dominated much used as couriers." such combining of classes is tht National Community Ac- promotion of concert tours by As president of NCAAEDA of the news of Presi- "The board would not make planned in seven instances, FREEHOLD - Maria Cruz Joseph Rerrins, 23. of Grove tion Agency Executive Direc- failing to live up to the agree- during the period of time In dent Carter's visit to the children couriers for any "but nobody talks about the of Lippincott Avenue. Long Place. Keansburg. who admit- tors Association (NCAAEDA) ment between the association question, Mr Russell said he Poland, Is shown yes- position papers we might fact (hat two classes are to be Branch, who admitted de- ted possessing marijuana and as director of MCAP; and the tour agency. had "little of or no in- terday In New York send out." she said broken down into smaller frauding the county welfare with intent to distribute it Robert Reed as officer of the The legal action maintained volvement" in the concerts. City. The 31-year-old Roman Cabrera, superin- groups." he said. board by reporting two wel- Oct. 30. 1(76 In Keansburg. association and director of that the actions by the two "I didn't get involved until Seymour acknowledg- tendent of schools, said he After last night's meeting. fare checks as lost, receiving was sentenced to one year in the Community Action Pro- rendered Mr. Rubin unable to he didn't fulfill his comes he made mistakes In had instructed school princi- Mrs Mitchell said a final list replacements and cashing all the county jail. Of this, he is gram In Passalc County; Ga- continue on tour after Sept. 10 mitment," he added. the translations but pals not to allow the circulars of the number of teachers to four of them, was given a sus- to serve nine months, with laxy Productions Inc., and the by paying more than was re< Mr. Russell said he did not said his overall "good to be handed out to children lose their Jobs will be avail- pended reformatory term the balance suspended. He directors association. quired and necessary to cer- know what the charges about |ob" In Warsaw had "It was an administrative able at the public hearing on Cruz admitted to obtaining also was placed on one year Mr. Reed resigned as direc- tain artists and overpaying tampering with box office been overlooked. He decision." he said the school budget, set for Jan $470 under false pretenses af- probation. tor of operations for MCAP for services rendered. receipts referred to said that his mistakes According to Mr Schlenker. 30 Mrs Mitchell said the ter receving the two original Floyd Brown. 18. of Biondi about a year ago. By their actions, the two "I'm certain they're not were due to not being the circular protests a re- number of positions to be cut welfare checks between De- Street. Cliffwood. who admit- The association, through men caused harm to the trying to say that I tounched provided with an ad- cently announced reduction in could be changed at that cember 1175 and January ted stealing four ties and rims Mr. Russell and Mr. Reed, en- firm's reputation In the con- the money," he commented. vance text of Presi- force and planned "combining time. IIN. valued between 1200 and 1500 tered into a contract with cert tour industry, made it "For the record. I didn't dent Carter's remarks of classes." The board announced that County Court Judge Wil- belonging to Straub Motors Concert Action Tours last Au- impossible for the firm to en- handle any of the money " and to being forced to In December, the school an agreement has been liam T. Wichmann gave her a Inc.. Rt 35. Keyport, June 7. gust for the promotion of con- gage in its normal business of Mr. Russell said that he stand in a freezing rain board announced it was plan- reached with the Hazlet suspended reformatory term, was given a suspended 364- cert tours by concert artists conducting concert tours and would refer the issue to the for two hours. ning to eliminate 16 5 teach- Township Administrators As- placed her on two years pro- day county jail sentence and Marvin Gaye to raise funds prevented the tour from being NCAAEDA board ing positions (mm next year's sociation for a 5.8 percent sal- bation and fined her 1250 placed on one-year probation. for the national association of profitable and successful, directors of local community maintained the legal action.' action program, said the legal The lawsuit, filed by action. Stanley S. Spector of Nep- The lawsuit charged that on tune, also charged that Mr Sept. 9 in Jacksonville, Fla ; Reed Issued to Concert Action Accused murderer is released on bail Pay bilk by phone FREEHOLD - A Wall cutor's office that he will have Township man, who has been to await the toxicologlcal re- charged with murder in con- port from a state laboratory nection with the death of his before he can be sure of the father, was released from the cause of death. The test re- county jail yesterday after sults are not expected for six- bail was reduced from (75,000 to-eight weeks. to 17.900. "We have no link yet be- Andrew A. Blttel 3rd, 27, of tween the alleged beating and with Dial *N Pay. 2M8 Cleveland Ave., Wall the death," noted Douglas Township, was arrested Wain, the assistant county prosecutor handling the case. Thursday night and had been held in the county Jail in lieu Mr. Wain, therefore, did not of {75,000 ball after arraign- oppose the request for bail reduction before Superior Court ment Friday morning. Judge Merritt Lane Jr. that He was charged with in- was made by Francis X. flicting a beating on his fa- Crahay, attorney for Blttel ther, Andrew A. Bittel Jr., 62, 3rd. last Dec. 22 which allegedly The father was a patient at resulted in the father's death Jersey Shore Medical Center, Jan. 3. Neptune, from Dec. 22 until The father was thought to his death. He allegedly told have died of internal injuries. hospital authorities that he However, Stanley Becker, was injured when he fell in county medical examiner, has the home he shared with his informed the county prose- son. Oceanport man is placed on probation for assault FREEHOLD - A 21-year- probation and fined him $500 old Oceanport man, who ad- Robert Simonson. 24, of mitted committing an atro- West Front Street, Keyport, cious assault and battery who admitted possessing a upon another man in Asbury controlled dangerous sub- Park in 1976. was given a sus- stance Dec. 7 in Matawan, pended reformatory term. was given a suspended re- Michael Verbosh of Hedge formatory term, placed on Drive, Oceanport, had plead- two years probation and fined ' ed guilty to a charge of com- W0. mitting an atrocious assault Indeterminate term and battery upon Ronald FREEHOLD - Richard Neishloss, Norristown, Pa.. Williams. 20. of Garfield July 8, 1978 in Asbury Park. Court, Long Branch, who ad- Verbosh was one of nine permitted stealing a pocketbook sons charged with committing belonging to Janis Champ- the assault. man. Long Branch, May 11 in County Court Judge Donald Long Branch, was sentenced J. 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JANUARY 10.1978 The plight of the elderly Business By SYLVIA POKTEI with time In similar poauons to save by buying (Stalk tf 4at eoiliBit, foods la buaV by sharing costs of tmuportaUoa, Latt week, when the tint ot the Ctartitmu by nrtaaflng service*, etc. New York stock quotations Ulls piled up by Maty, age 71. and her husband, But the sehtions an for those of you who age 71, came la, Mary took one of those plastic ARE YOU OVER begin to PUN for retirwneat (a crucial four-M- MCW VOMIAPI Oryttar I 11111 Ill* It* int- Vt IMDIIII JO 4 140 Bit 30H 1*H- M MM prkaa Hr tie* r«rt cwcm WMUI a im im- « M44FC 114 I 17 M'4 M »%• % credit card* they once used only occasionally lar want) in your »h «s and, at the latest, la StackEftdMnftiMUtt: CUM!* 1 I 140 4t<4 40H 44H-1'•> MGyaUS ' 301 IS «14HI4"»- M and applied to the bank (or a cash advance. cnyim ai HI in n int- % HO4Hnk II SB 11% II II'.- H jwar early Ms. Here are key guidelines P€ H4k Hl«* Lew Clo»4 Cft* CHrtE 100 4 404 MM OH UH- M Hinsii {Jill n 39% »%11% - '1 Without the advance, they could not even YOUR HEAD IN DEBT? Some of your expenses will be higher: for in- cmii 1*11 140 us ii mi- "i Hi JM 4 3S0 37H MH17M- It w ii i4s avt<9i iivt-t ClnCM »IMH'. »»- It ««Fw l.M 7•41 13% IIH »"i- H have paid their January rent. Although when stance, your costs for medicine, both pre- AMF 134 1 Itt ItH 14V> ItM- Vfc t«« JO« nt DM IIH IIH- H NtKoEll *4 I 11 Jl", 21H- H George retired eight years ago, they managed ASA JO HO tl* II* 11*4 Hi CMMCl Ml IM II II", II*. •» OH II', IfH IIS. H scription and non-prescription, will be aa aver- i ioi4 *m si'* iiw si*- » CinaMI Jill S4S tM 7H 7',_ •, 1.34 1 ISI IVi li". ISH- . easily on their accumulated savings, Social age t ft half times higher than for younger .Mt 171 14* IIH IIM- '* C4MCI I Mil III ||i« It 1| - t . 431 MH IS*MM- % 11.40 I itt 34H BH 34Vt- H CUtjPol III ISO II BH J1 • H MOAFilll SO I 40 17% dM'> M%- '. Security and his modest pension, they're now AlrPrd .4010 ISt II* UVt 14'/*- '1 CUPMW I I IM 17% 17 77%— tt NovalUII .03 I 3Of IQ't 10H10H over their heads In debt. Although they live as among those over 16 and at a lar more rapid Some major Items In your budget wUl either Atru IJS 1 B» 3IH 31* 34* CMOo 7 M 1 51 »H Ht Mtt- t NgrNGH 40 7 77 » M% »%- it •Juftfto JDI4 31 IIH II* IIH4 •» CaratC *• » m lt% M"i it - '• NoilP»3 01 • 114 27H 27 17 - H frugally as possible In a tiny apartment In an In- rate than for those under «S coat less or cease to be at all important. Your AKaeiA 1 40 1 470 IS 34* B - * ClMffllJOt M0 M% 15H M't. t Nortrp 130 1 37) 11% M%lO'.-l expensive area of Brooklyn (to be near their AllfL4l I Jill 710 It'* It It'* Cm»C 140 1 Ml MM<1'»| J7t>- H Nw»IAIfl SO I 5J4 lt% IIH IIH- H To be bluntly realistic, II you already are at home mortgage will have been paid off or your Alli>» I 71 I let •'* It* ItH- *. ClM 1.40 I 441 7t'n lt'1 It* Nwtiicpl 04 I 21/ 72 21%IIH- H three grown children and seven grandchildren), this age and In this position, there Is little es- overall housing expenses will be lower. In a Aiiixh i • its ttv. ot* it*- * CWIC« 1 I SM MM 14% 14%- H Norton 7 7 a M% 31 II -1% •int si iovt >'* >nt< w ConF* I SO I l«t M 11-, nit- '. NorSim 114, I IOM It'. II* ltvt* % they now need their plastic cards to survive. cape for you. You have delayed lar, lar too long. wanner climate, your clothing needs will be I 1.J0 4 111 HH 131* nvt- •* CmNG 1.71 I lil a>* 4141 4m— It I .OB I 747 43H 41'* 41*- '•. C4MIMIII I 130 ll« 73S 73H- VI OcclPttl U I 1301 >l<4 IIH IIM- '» Even worse, they'll never be able to repay You can — and you should — seek all the ad- less, your heating costs slashed. Your heavy Ann I.7SI0 IM 14H 14 14'w-lvt CMAIrlia 7 547 tM •<• I'l tt Onloto I It 9 37S ItM Ittt It'*- '* their Increasingly staggering debts, facing the vice from financial counselors that you can get: education bills will be behind yoa, your food AMSACIJi I la 3Hk ItVi »V|- H C4MK* It « SI SOU SM- V) OkloOd S4 I 331 II'* ll'i in •. Ciworat.a 7 nt 11% n . intt OtloNO 1 1 II 31'. 31 31 - M humiliation of ducking their creditors until the a nearby Consumer credit counseling service; a costs lower because you esl leu. Medicare will AmAIr IHW t* tVt IVt- H C4WOIII40 7IM7 17. Owenilil 04 1 340 IIH ll'l. IIH affluent to create a retirement income totaling pany; a family finance expert at your union, or prime money-saving tax breaks: extra ex- A«IP« 1 1110 SU 14* 14 14 - * CnmCl r IM OM »v, JIM- It — r—«- AFanUyJO S 111 IIH ItVt I]*- Vt Cr.Zll I tO I lit »H » M»» t about the same as your actual earnings now any religious group to which you belong; a com- emptions, home selling tax breaks, other special AHarrtt 11014 4t] 11* 17 17VI- Vt PPG I tO 1 111 3tH 31'MH* - M Curtw J4JI 140 lf% IIH I0W PocOH 1 7 571 7V, 7)H IJH- '. (moat unlikely). Even so, what you will have at munity agency specifically created to assist the deductions connected with your age. 1411 444 |4* 14'. 14*, -e-o- PocLloUO I 111 II 10'* »".- H OortlM I I M0 MM MH MH-IU rocrw Itom 1/4 ir. tflO** »»»- '•* your retirement will be about half what other elderly. But no matter what your style of living, you 110 7 >I3O 4]'* 41'* 43*- H OotoOOII IS 111 47% 40H 41*4- t» PotTT 1.40 7 SI 17'.t ll't ll't- M * I 7 \U M* UVt 14V.-IH Ooy(« 500) 4 10 IIH ISVb IIH PonAm 4 341 S 4H 4H Americans are then earning. You'll be But you are a victim of your employer's, must be coldly realistic In estimating your own ATT 4 JO t It71 StH St 19*- Vt OorlPUJ* • IM IOM 10% ItVt PonEP ISO I 144 41', W-, 44M-1M your1 community's and your own lack of planning AAVInc Mil 40t ISH 7SV. IS'*- Vt OMfl IJO 1 M 74tt 14 ]4i> H Penney 1.41 » Ml 35". 34H 14t 14V.- It POPL in i « n', «', nn- • standards scale. for retirement at the appropriate time — many for extra health insurance to supplement Medi- AflCllrttl.Se 7 34 ITH 17H 17H 0«ltoAlr 70 7 1414 17H M«t 37Vt— 't Pennioll J0 7 US It 17 17*- M ArohO 3H> t lit II'* It* ItH- Vt Dmiyi JOlI 00 M »vi MU_ tt PeptlCo .1011 ItM M't 71' j 11 - M The retirement dream is In reality an eco- years ago. Your options are exceedingly limited. care, for some "Inflation cushion" to protect the ArnKO IJOIO tl 17* T7'/i 17'/.- Vt OME4I 151 I 171 IIH If, Ii'.- '< PtrfclnE .4014 IIS ll'l II IIM- It nomic nightmare. Millions of our elderly today You can — and you should - seek as msny Arn»eCk IH ISI I7H 17V. 17'*- H Dtafld 1.40 I IM I7H 17% 17M— H Ptlur I 0111 4*1 34'. «'. »«. M buying power of your retirement income. These AHTCa 4014 174 UVt I4'/| I4H- 't OWIOlEa 111100 44", 4JH 4. II'. '/, are Jobs you can fill, ranging from baby sitting Mary and George. 1 44SIt IIH ISH * DriW 00 I S7J 47% 41", 41%- 'I Plfltln 1.10 I ISt 7] 077'/. ll't- '1 If any, are often either equally modest or ac- to house sitting to health care for those less Using credit as a supplement to your retire- IS* ISM ISM- * durom son 4Oi in", no', in", Pneumo IS 31 1st ISH ISH- 'I 14011 4tM Ot 4tH- M DuUP I 71 » 101 IIH II 31 - tt Polaroid .10 • 114 34'. 1114", 14H- •* tually a mirage. physically able than you. Do not belittle any opment income may be a temporary ball-out. Bui OlKH.lgl.nt 14S itH Ittt tttt- VI PortoeiTon iw its ftn !••, As a result, one in four of our elderly lives in portunity. I] 154 S7 It* it*,- H ProcrO 7.1011 Jll tl'. tin IIH- '. that's all It is or ever will be. II 700 ItH ISH It - H — •-• - PJvCol I 4110 «l]7 I7't !'". IIH- H poverty, and poverty is, in fact, increasing You can - and you should - band together Credit CMasellag. MICE lltt 170 St IS* »H- M EotlAIr 4 103 tvt SH Itt PSvEOItt ? 110 IT, 77'. HH- '1 MUm I IIH IIH TO* 70'. '* EoilGF jot tj 17% 17H W>. tt PflSPL I 40 9 77 17'. It't ir,. •, km 14oio tit 4iH »'.. 4i ElKodl40oll»70 4tlt 49% M',t Vt Pullrrml40» 701 ItH Oli-J 1S*-I'< SvlTrv Jilt 331 It'* HM 3SM- * Eolon 1 I 124 11% 15 0411 Itl 14 I|3H 14 - H EmtrEII JOIl Sit 13 M", 33*- M e*Mt> i.a 7 III WH wt nut •ngMCIM) us »H »% 31'. •XA 110 1 tM 74 «]"> ll'i- H 1401 iti am »M MM- vt •a4rcti IJO 1 104 70% 17H » - H Rol.Pur .1010 07* 14'* ll'l I}'/,- H Met 133 IH 1* IO Emrt 1.04 1 Itl 17HO7 17H- « Romoo 17.11 SOI 4 lit 1". Carter is labeled asmaze-dulT Ote I 110 14'/. 71'. 14M C9iyi 1 S 30 ItH lt% itH. tfa •onco 1.04 1 » It ll't IIH- ". I M 10H BM »'*- H EvontP Bo I 401 II". 15% ISH- 'I •oytnn I t 401 Ms 10 U'i-I'* By JOHN CUNNIFF Such people feel they should not have to en- HockOr .4011 let I4H 014'* I4H- * faun 1IIU1 IWIII'I 44*- H KtadBol I I 371 11 71 71'.- •» KkMIIIHIO 111 B II* IIH- * -r-r- •llcnCn .74 I II ISH 14V. IIH. '. NEW YORK (AP) - A confidential adviser to gage in politics to sell tbfir Ideas. "They fall to 044M I 7 t74 ItM ISM IS*- * fMC IM t B7 11V0 II II - H. K.P3II 14010 SI 17", 17, 71H. . top executives describes President Carter as Mft I 10 t 3S3 MM «3H HH- '* FolrCm JOIl 144 ntt 71% 2]'»» ", RetvOII .1410 140 II'. ll't .1*4 M understand that politics Is the essential art of gov- 134 I IH 10* »M B* . Folrlnd SO t Mt ISM I4H 14",- H •evlon 1.1011 Itl 41'* 40% 40H- H "maze-dull," and terms it a defect that will ernment, not bright ideas." 100 4 » U* ItM K* Flddari lit 4 J't 4 » -i DiynlnllOl It4 St't SSI. U't. H 14411 04 ISM IS IS - M FMNMI IS 501 I4H014H I4«- '1 HeyMIII.SOl Ul 11"! 30t »'.-'. hobble his administration. BUSINESS InMfl .» ! S07 tM IH t - '•. fldOSI I HIO 144 17% MO J4!>- H RlteAia u I in in, if* 17 - la 4. Intention versus consequences They be- Flrtitn 1.10 I IM |5< , (5% is', ', Maze-dull, said Eugene Jennings, a psy- I 1011 til »M IIH 31M- M 1 Woblni .31 t III 1'. tH tl* lieve that good consequences' follow from good In- HlPel ISell 443 It IJH It - Vt FIChri .00 S1170 IS /, I4H 14«— U Rockwl 1.10 7 591 »', It't It'.- >'* chologist and management professor at Michigan Maw* 40 7 371 HH IIM IIH- M FfKMc I I 101 It", li 10 - H Rohrlno It II Vt tH 1'. tentions. "They fall to anticipate the con- FllnBn I 41)10 3t 4IM 4IH 41',. '. MrEr K I 103 ItVk IIH ItH- M Rorer .4410 411 IIH IIH IIH- H State University, is a person who is unintelligent ANALYSIS sequences of their own behavior." kKWCol 40 54711 oil1/. II ]1'A.7H rtn*EM.4l I Its 10% 10% 10*- Vt RoyCCol II 14 IIH ll't ir. •. knkllo 7 It II IOH to* Fk#l. 1.71 I 114 MM J5H IS*- H RoylD 4 lie S Ttl S4H S4'* J4'-I '/> about avoiding or maneuvering out of tight situ- FM>wl.4i 7 114 n% 31* 31 — It RyderS .40sllt0 I4'1 IIH IJH- '. Faced with consequences other than those «rllndl.4O 1 111 lOMOlOM 10H- M HIM IM I nt MM 31% IIH- H ations. urIHo IM 4 30* *«. ItH 3tH- H they foresee or feel justified, they either cave In FKFolt MIO 4S 5 5 S -t-S - Such people, said Jennings, who has observed •urrjhi 114 III! tOH 47'.* MM- M FlfdHA 1M 1 IIS] 43 41H 41t 10 10 - H should learn the creative art ot silence, but they CIT 1.41 I 100 HM IIM JIM- H presidents, repeatedly trip themselves up and personal power Is greater than It Is." FrpMlnllol} 01 M ItH It".- % SILSoFl.Ml IS 41'i 40H 40'. , feel silence is Impotence. CPC LSI I 141 44*d41H 44 -I FruMil 1 I IIS M% M Mtt- % SIReoP I 71 I 141 M't ItH N'. These characteristics lead to unrealistic C«nl# I Jill 47 31'* O11H 3IH- H Somoo, u I 377 I4H 14'. I4M create crises because of traits such as arrogance 1.04 9 ttl 17M H'* »M OAF JO 170 I0H I0H 10* SFelno l.M 1 301 371* 31 IIM- •• and ignorance. promises. Applied to Carter, "you have to believe 5. Conflict between right and proper. Jimmy 1 ti3 I4H 14'* 14'* - H OflOonMfll.niinl M 17M 31 3IH-1V. SFelnl 10 11035 17 «5H It't- >, _ > 41 ItH ItM ItH- M GnCoeli .13 7 IN IIH IIH II* SthrPIOI 17 1 3S4 TtH MH It Jennings, who is a personal adviser to some of in the tooth fairy to think he will be able to bal- Carter has a stronger sense of right and wrong ' IJ0I1 717 S7H II* SIM- H GlnDvn 4 313 47H04IH 41'. 1 Schlmtil 1011 oil TOH tt'* ttH- 't ance the budget." than of propriety and Impropriety. ll.OOt 70 KH J» It . •/, Oiltl 11010 lltt 47", 444* 47'1- * StotIP 74 I ISI ll<* dl2'i IIH- M the nation's top executives and some Washington (1.74 I int ISH IS'* ISH- H GnPO. Ili t MO JJH 30 30 - ", 54OOCL7 70! 400 31'. 17 37 -IH officials too,-said the current administration is They also feed arrogance. "An arrogant per- "It was right that a good friend stand by Bert I I 113 17'* tt* 17'* GnlMt 40b I 143 »H It* 30'. SeorleO 5714 7111 13't ll't llMt't 75 4 177 II 30 »'/<•! GdMHIl III 147 IIH lit. 30H- '. Stan M 11J6» MH » MM- M destined to be marked by gaffes and blunders. son doesn't have respect for information and ex- Lance; It was improper that the president of the I 44 7 700 IP* 3>M 10M-1 GMol 4KMS44J] stv,dSIH «'. H Sn.IIOIIl.tO I 114 30'. 10 »'.-*, United Stales do that. It was right that Carter es- nl.10 t 177 It'* It Itvk- ". CPU l.M I TOO TSH TOM 70'.- H SMUT I.lie 1 1 40 40 40 - '* Unless he manages to surround himself with perience. He believes intelligent people can do Jl 41 I S7 10H 10'* IOH 4 M OltlEI 114 I 111 »H »'.. 30'.- '1 Sllrwln 7.10 74 lt'1 74'> MH- H anything." tablish his own White House style; It was Improp- I l.M 7 133 H<* 17* 17*- * GTIr. 1.30 4 177 BH ll't 1]H« It SKJrwl lltt 311 It't 7IH ll'-,-! wise aides, and defers to them, said Jennings, I1 Jl I 75 MH 17 31 - M Omncl a 4 3H i"« - ', SlmpPot 5017 141 IIH II'. IIM- H "President Carter Is destined to be disappointed er the way he did it, because in ostentatious style Singer JO S SM It 10H IIM- >» 2. Inward-oriented intelligence. Maze-dull •T 111 45 14* MM MM OoPoc 110 HI MM ISH 76 - '. he tried to appear the opposite." II tit I* 7H ?*» V» Skyline .4011 SOS 14'. 14", I4M- H by his moment in history." Gtlty IJOoll It IW", IM IM".- * Smrkln 1.1017 171 47 44VI 44H— ', , people seek answers within. They Immerse them- ClbrFn .40b 4 114 10 tH tH- H SonyCp 07elO t7S 1 tt 7 The characteristic, said Jennings, Is "too selves In every detail. They read, read, read. 6. Emotions rule reason. Glll.nt I.SO 11131 13H 13H IIH- H SCrEG ISt I 171 IOM II'* . IIM- M American Gooctrtl 1.33 4 44f ItM IOM 19". ". SoColC 114 1 131 It 7SH ISH- H much built into the nature of the man to be over- They do not trust others. They cannot delegate. In summary, said Jennings, "Carter Is lacking Goodyr I JO I HI IIHOIIH It*— '. SoulhCol 54 I 004 I7'/I 17'. I/'.- H come by additional experience." He listed six HCW YMKIAPI . Monday iiel Klrd Goum 1.30 7 3lt 17H02S* 24 -V. SoNReil OS I IM ll't 30'* 3M- H Such behavior keeps them involved in trivia for the Washington jungle what a kid from the noWonol price, lor Am.rlcon Groct IK) 7 tl MH MH T«", SouPOC 1.40 7 144 34 ll'/j IIM- H qualities as among those that mark the maze-dull and prevents them from making the big decisions UockEachonaelttuei GIAIPc I04M 73 |H 0'. Ill- It SouRy 7 40 J K 44 41 II , I typical middle-class suburb would lack If thrown GIVVFIn .70 41114 »H dltH 70 -I. VrydllJI 471 ISH 34H IS't- '. personality: that can change the course of events. It prevents Into the Jungle of New York. He lacks the OGHml inili It I7H 17H I7H* \ 4ouorOI40ll It IS'. ISH 15'.< '. PE has Mloh low Close Cn» Criyh 1.04 7 Itt I2H IIH !1«- tt 1. A vast ego; an Idealized notion of self. This 41 I*- * SoulM IO110 IIS 73', 77', TIM- H them from building a team, from tapping avail- smarts." It . GllWtln Jl 4 111 DM ll't, ii'..-. ". Smrno l.lfll 173 IS 14H IS — M 4*1* GIIWwl 123 MM MSI I 756 -I !« is the essential character trait that hides from the able wisdom. 117 1 1 StOIICI 1.40 1 7S4 H'.dll'. ItH- H In the past, said Jennings, who has written AHttCp 17 III. H-l 11 GUIIOII 1.10 II0OS MU.015 SSIt- '4 StOInd 1.10 7 IOM 46', 44'. 44H— M individual the Imminence of trouble. 3. A tendency toward ideas and programs al- many books on executive behavior, maze-dull Indi- AMITJ 7** Vt GintUlllll til IIH ll't 11H* '. StOHOn 1,1411 S74 «'. atl W -1 Amur. tM- Vt GullUM 77 t IS3 13' i 13 I3H- '4 StoutClllJO 7 Ml 3SH 34 IS'.. '• Such a person Is guilty of the sin of presump- most to the exclusion of politics and people. viduals have sought to overcome their defect by SterlDg .7010 71S 14 IJ'-j 11'. t - H-M - tion. "He presumes there is more power to the of- "They believe a bright idea, when enunciated, arming themselves with aides and subordinates it, IH MoWbrll 4010 IDH IIH 40". «',-!'. Sl.venJl 70 S IM ISH 15", ISH 10 t* HartM4k.nll It 14H 33H 33H- '» StuWorl4i4 131 45", 4]', 44H- ". fice than there is; and he presumes also that his should be convincing in itself." who can see the pitfalls 3t«* M Hffculll I 9 551 IS 14'i 14't- '4 SunCo 1.111 97 4OH 40 40". - '• 3t. 1*- Vk MmMlnl.4011 1)0 U'/k I3H 7414* M S3 IIM IOM IDM Mt«IIP»40l» 130 71 7OH 7OH- '4 -T-T - HolloW 41 I Mt IIH 14", MH* % !>W Ml 441 UHdlO'i »'*-'< O It It 4*- M HollyS I] ISM IStt ISII, . 10 41 IH I* I* 1 tompE I 7010 41 IIH IIH IIH- '. .1017 IS II* It « Vt Hwnfllklall Its lt'4 JO , 19'. Tandy 7 404 IIH MH II'.- '. .1010 113 I* 7* IVt- ". Hoiwll I tO 7 IM 44 4)14 41*- '4 Tondyefl 7 M IIM IIH IIH- 'i _. lo 3 74 IIM13'* IIH- '/. HotnhFI.10 7 511 10 417H 10 Ttchncr .40 4 IIS >11H IIH ll't- ". CK Pel It37 II IIH Moulin l.M 7 1145 II 020 »",- H Teklrn< 4ill 1001 31'. Hit ISH- H Retiree faces inflation problem lolO ISI It ItH MH» vt HouiNG M 7 411 74". d3]'i 24 r. T.lednl4SI4 174 WH SI St • '. 155 11 IH 1 HowlJn 16 11071 I0H 10'. 10')- '. Tilprml 70 41S OH IM IM— H JO I tt 14 HughtTI .7OI0 27t JIM IIH ll't— ". Telex 7 IM 3 IH }*- '. II UVt IIM- Hi 1 By DAVID R. SARGENT of your newest H bonds this your $15,0*0 in H bonds. By Coottm SO 4 14 II* ItVt 11*- — S-l - Tennco 1) 430 ItH Tt . HH • 't ami JO 7 77 I4M 14 - V, ICIM I SI i 144 OH 27H 7IH-I". Tewfo mi M i . vt year, you should Invest the IM the H bonds will pay you tM tH tM . INACp IJO 7 117 10'. aM". »*- H Teiaco II ion ItH »'. »'.,-'. ComOG IS 43 IUIM to 7 lit IIM II II TnEltl.lOI 10? 43'. 43 41 -l>. Q. laflatiea is fereiag me tt proceeds In three high-yield $»75, whereas, If dividend CMUl I 39 I I4H- '* P*ooF Mill 41 |7 MM 24V, Ttllnlll.tOU 334 li'/i tt 70 . '• ase steal »,M» per year of common stocks. Issues which tomllu. Jl t 3 I4H I4H IOKIIB 140 I 41 IIM 21 Jl'.. <: Tmlnt - 10 I4S tH ft I'.- tk growth continues at the same CrutcK J4J0 IIS m dIOM ImplCp SO 4 fSS I1H0I3H 13",- H •y IM.tM la H beads (eta Darmon 14' 43 «* tM tH- ' THOCI 71 • Mt »H TtH »'<•- H SUCCESSFUL have consistently boosted pace as In the past, the three ISVk— V INCO JO I 111 ItH 16'. lit- H TiPcLd.lStW 1 »'. Jt'.'. »'.- M Map* .» I at ISM ISM IntKO .10*14 103 17'4 ll't 17 — M verted from E beads). These their dividends will presum- utilities would return $l,J50. DomtPt t SOS 4tH 41H 4IM-I TIKUIII 1.40 (71t) 171", MH M't- H ingtf* I.niO 267 S3H0S1 SI*- * TKiglf I .Mil 13 It". II'. l|>,_ H are carnally paying i.l per- Oynlrtn mil 40 IH IM 1M- InfndSmjo I lOtt 10H M M't- H ably maintain this pattern, al- To E.M., California: You 7 II S S Ttklronl.40 7 SO7 ISH IS'. ISM— '. s InkH !» 7 21 17'» 17V. 17'1- H Thlokoll.Ml 17 14 71'« 1]'*- M cent, rislag U t.S perceat by. lowing you to have a rising in- t 74 IIM 17 I7H.-I ItM 11.S11S IO4t M0H 7IS1'. 760**1H INVESTING have been patient too long. 34 134 IM VI. Vk- >* UN. Weald yea suggest s bet- InlFlov Mil 102 IIM 70* TO'!- H Tlgerlnt .50 • ITtl I4H I4H M'f-'vt come source to combat in- You should redeem these two FIHmry.BV 1 40 IM IV. InlHorvl.li 4 101 ItH IIH HH- H ter iavestaieat, keeping la FlyOloO t TSI It'* »'*• ", IntMIn 1.00 4 ISI 40". 19V, 39', >t TlmeM I t 414 74', 7}"l 7J')-!'. flation mutual funds which have had FrontA .Itl t W t* tv. InlPopIT 1 t 431 40'. ItM 40'. * M Tlmknl.Mo I 47 a 47". 47".-l'. salad the laconic tax twed ea OKI JO tl IH 4' ; M. IntTT I 71174 M't It H 30 - "1 TWA 4 3M «H t'l tH- ". well below-average perform- Tronjm JO 7. IO40 14". 11'. I4't- H aecraed E bead Interest and QIOHtytH.lStlt 341 ItM H'» I1M« Vk JawoBI 10 S 111 It'. 30H ItH- H Three utilities which yield 7 ance records for a number of 507 IM IS It IV.* Ve lixmPSltT I 77 n IIM HVi- M Tromcol.10 1 111 IIH 31V. mi- la brokerage cemmlsslfis. pectancy, which drops to 10.4 IH Troy|ril.lil a) MHdJIH M'i- "i sible for me to Judge how percent to 8 percent and have years. I* past performance Is It 111 I* ?M »»- '* -i-J - TrlConl lie 115 TO It". |«M- H H.W., Nebraska years at 70, 6.S years at 80 OlUCk Hit 13 11 IIH 1IH- JhnManl.10 I 377 UM It Ttv,- H TmnCn .70 4 431 llv> 11 IIH- M many bonds should be re- Increased dividends t percent any criteria, you would Rand HartlM .40 I 107 IOH IIM lOVi- JOMiJn 14OII 4IS IIH 7OH 71 - "> — u-u- and i yean at 84. Rather than JonLgn.Hb I III 12". IIH 17 — '. deemed each year. But you or better annually com- a better chance of recouping MollyCp t SI tH t* tH UAL JO 4 407 ItH It't ItH- H A — If you continue to with- HwOM JOIS tit IIH »H 30*- Vk Jotltnt no III 14H 14M 74'.- H UMC ITO I 31 It"! It'. It'*- M redeeming your H bonds all could do some careful fig- pounded over the last decade your losses with funds which HUftyO JO t 771 UH 71 HM- '* JoyMfo ISO I K44 IIH 31V. 31'.* H UVInd I S 114 ll't IIH ll't- '. draw interest and capital at at once, partial liquidation ~ I » II'* II". II'.. . - K-K - UnCorbl.n i ITM It'/, olt 3l'i- ", uring and come up with a are: Middle South Utilities, have demonstrated the ability your current rate, your 14 10 II I7H II Kmorl Sill IMI »H07S'4 75',- H UnElK 1.14 9 141 IS't 14', !4'«- '« spread over a period of sev- plan to reduce the tax bite. Public Service of New Mexico to consistently outperform the lilt I lilt I! 14-1-14 KolifAII 40 I 170 33M ItH 30 - H UnOColl.H 1 Itl 50". . Kotylnd 4 33 OH Itt t'4 UnBrond I 31 7', 7't TM- '* limited and probably partially Equal dollar investments In ade. Two funds with above- Kouttr .30 7 175 IM I I - '. ing on your present age, this 14MM Jt 33 SH SH SH- V% UnltCP JJe SSI 10'. IOH IOH proportions. tax free, so that additional In- these NYSE-listed stocks average long-term records U*EM 4010 tt HK MM MM- * Ktllogg' 1011 100 Ot 13", I3H- <4 UNuci 1*1 1 ItO 17'/. MH »'.- H could be a very frightening L«nTW t» t* tM tH- H Ktnncl 40*171140 IIM 2IM 71'.• "1 USGyplltO I 14 71'. 31'. 11 - . Without knowing more de- come will doubtless be taxed would give you an annual are Fidelity Equity Income 1 H It H-l It KtrrM list 17] 45H 445 43'4- * USInd .S3 7 171 7'* I', 7M- M prospect. At age 65, a male tails of your personal and fiat a modest rale. Assuming it and Guardian Mutual, both no < st HH n a - * KlmbCII.M 1 m »H It 3tH- . USSIeell.MllllO 30H XV, lot- M has a 13.1-year life ex- dividend income of $1,115 now I 77 IH 1'* 1VV- Vt Knlol>l. • Hi WKME .11 I I It » 3|M- * Krogif IJO I 57 74H 15* M USLIFE 51 1 744 17", 17', I7H- H HKlTMy m IM IM IM - l^t. - — V—V- IHPel.il It 171 IOM tH 10 - Vt LTV 111 tM S'l 4 . >. Vorlon .4011 411 10". 17'> W, H NPrac Jkldl M M tH- '.. LtorSg 10 5 744 14". IIH 1]H— '• VoEPwl.34 7 S3I 14'/. 14 ll't- ', • 31 IM IVk 3H* Vt L»hmnl.)s* 44 IOM 10 10'.. '. — «—W- 0»5«O 5 tt I* I I - * L.VII1F 201 I It7 23H HI 23 - >t Wochov .to I u Hi, li", |u,, •* LOF hi 79 »'. 7SH M Fifth straight loss for market OMAA JSt 44 tM IM IH 3M< Vt Wolljml 40 1 10} T9', Itl. »,, MM 3 U, lilt II I6.M4 Lla»tl 1 SO 1 H 17 MH Ttt- 4 WrnCom K 1 311 31 J0H 30*.- H PSCI J41 t It IH IH IH- Vt UllyEIII.4117 Sll )7M ItH 3tH- '< Wornrll 1017 309 7SH 15'. 1SH+ '. NEW YORK (AP) - The the fifth straight session of its slumping dollar in foreign-ex- pywtal.Mii 7 8H »H is*- vt Ulton 11110 Wt 15 I4H I4H- H «UlWt 1.7110 II Tl'i 71', MH- '. would slow economic activity market, the NASDAQ com- PreUey 1 S3 t>* I* t - v» LoctM 1 441 13M 17H I) WnAIrL 401 Ml 7H 7 I - '. stock market, under pressure early-lTO selloff. change markets. But traders LMWS 1.70 4 171 14% 33H 31H- « WnSnc 1.70 7 I7S 11", 31 ll't- H and attract funds from stocks posite index closed at lM.2t, IMOPWI 4to H vt ,*_|.lt from rising interest rates, fell The Dow Jones average of BMkCM .1110 117 ItH It It - ii Ullhx 1.10 7 tt It It It WUnlonl 40 1 14? II", dli It - H seemed fearful that it would into Interest-bearing secu- down l.#. The NASD report- A II IN »'* ItH 10'/.. Vt LILCo IJ3 I 417 I0H 10 lltt- '. WtllgEI .07 11301 1711, 17 17 - H sharply again yesterday' in 30 industrials tumbled 8.93 to also push other Interest rates tl 10 tH 10 - vt LoLondl.K I tSS 70'. OTO'. 70S- ', Weyerhr loll 1040 11 M »••- '. rities. ed volume of LSI million It II IS* It . % LoPoc 40b I 241 IIM 012 II - It WneelF loll 104 Tt", 7IH » - ', 784.M, widening its loss since up to levels at which they 4t 1 IH IH- M LlKkrSTMt 10] I3HO13'» I3'1 wnirlpl I.JO I TSI 11 oT0 »'.-'. In the over-the-counter 11 HH IIM ItM- * LVMt 71 tM t It- 't WMIeWt 1 ITI 7H 7 7M- H ' Local Securities New Year's to 46.61 points. • til WMItokr 7 4tS 7', 7'. 7H Bank ttoch quotation! covrtn>> Charles The average has thus begun WGIC JO I MS I4H I4'» 14'. H William. 1? 541 ll't ir. ||',« ., Young, Aitwry Park. Industrial QUO ItH ItM »- H Horn courttty IIH II I1H-1 Macmlll M I 374 IIH 1OH 10',- '. WlnnO 1.1411 IV 33'. 3S IS * 't ft Co.. Rid Sank. 1I7B with a drop of 5 6 percent 1 MOCT I.SO 7 11 10 17H 37*- * I * IVt 3M- M Wlnnbeo Tl 71 IH ]'. J". MM in a single week. t* tM •*« Vk MOlN JM 13 IIH IIH I3tt- H Wolwtll 1.40 4 397 17', dll'i II*- •. Allaire Stole Bonk MMlcCI 40 I 114 I'. IH I* . ti 0* I* I* Centrol JerMy 10'. Declines swamped ad- 1 IH I*- * MAPCOI 1011 17] ISH 14H 1SH« * -K-y-i- Community Stale it 41 341 lit MOnHOI.10 7 III 47 46 It -I Xeron ItO t 1041 4SH 44VIS. - ' Fidelity Union Bonk Corp.. . M vances by about a 51 margin JO 7 Hi IIH IIM lilt . MOrMM K t tO IIS 11V) 11*- ". ZoleCp tl 7 It? IS 14'. IS - H Flnl Merchant* National. . . It It I4M Morrlol .1110 149 IOH 10'i 10** t lenlltiR III 30] \y, ll't .11'. . t '. Pint JerMy National it"* In the daily tally on the New 7 41 IH SH 14HSH- -V tVt MariM 144 t 157 n"> ll'i 23H- '• Copyright by The At.oclated Pren 1971 Plnl Notional T.« MMCO .4010 113 11*1 10'4 II1.— S Franklin Slat. York Stock Exchange, with IMmCOJS II I 4 JerMy Short "ii Ct»''S"' n\ itTi MouyF III 173 I3H0I3VI lit- 1 ITOCKI IN THI SPOTLIGHT more than 1,300 issues record- MayOSI.lt 7 Itl MH 14 24'.-1'. NEW YORK (API Sol,,. lp. ,| , Bruniwlck Bank t, Trwl m p t New Jersey National Corp MovtjllOoll SO 77H026H 34H- * and ncl clwno* or me liltetn moil active Ocean County Notional ing losses. The NYSE's com-, Footnotes McBr 2 4 Sll St SSt 55H- t Colonial Food! MCM Iftll in It 75 TSV1- "I PllChorl 717.000 I4H - H [>t Tomau InduilrHrt MMSUI 1.44 I 174 lt'1 ItH ItH- t Electronic Al.lKlolel lt ' the Dow's steady slide last (MWnPlnl 711.400 TO -1 EAC InrJmlrle. MMM 1.7*14 1037 41V, 45'. 4tH* '. ItirtoOO 111.100 1J', t 't IFF IV, week drove the average be- MMPL 1.71 I I »H TO'. 70S- '« EulKodok num 49H . ', Foodaroma II'. Motll IK) 7 HO W'1 Ut 10'.- H PtpalCVO Glown-Homoni. . 17% iv low the 800 level, which had AWSBS 11 m Pi -K~vi--u AmTT 117,100 "stH - vt KlngJamMEsl. Cart been widely regarded as an Monmnl 10 I 141 IIHCBIH S3 -!'< OIII«4leCo m.ioo lit - H McoOUllOlO 10 M>t JSH MH- '. area of psychological support. •MltHrlHIl IM 13H m 73H* t OOtJJOOMIAVIItMll HWraunlJO I H7 4741 41 47 - H And late Friday the Federal New Yortt(AP) FlnolOow Jonem.erooei i A«jrtlll1.ll t 117 MH I3H nH- H 4H Reserve announced a %-polnt 111 Itt MM 15H 15*- '. 1 I II ItH 15* ItVt* 'V it't Open High Clou Cho in. itn increase to ty, percent In the MHTX IM t 17 17H 17M 77H- '4 Mind It 77141 714 St- It] <•". discount rate — the rata It •ANKERS VlllT HOSPITAL BANK - Laboratory Technician Susan car- 10 Tm IW.0m.rtmti5 309 71 30! 10 1M.II- ISt FnclitonOptKi p H NCR M I 470 17% 17'% 17S- V, ISUII I0MS IM.U I010O I07.SO- I 74 f»i»4)»«10M Corp Itl charges on loans to its mem- bln,,right, of Rlvervlew Hospltol, shows a deposit In the howltal'Lblood NLIml \» I 311 II ItH lit- Vt tSUk 174 70 77S.77 JTO.tl 777 14- J.77 1 lnt bank to Bruce Smith, assistant treasurer, and June Price, aulsW vfet NLT .711 MO 11V, 11 J|'.._ % Indus l.DMOt JSijSRll"' ' ber commercial banks. 111 \T1 V* tt 44*- Vt Tron preslrjenrand monager of Provident Savings Bank, during a tour of the "1 Ml I3VI 13li 13'^ . UIIII Analysts said the move was hospital. The bank, which recently opened office* In the area, mode a co£ i 103 ISVt IS**. tSW* •* tSSlk j aimed at propping up the trlbutlon to the hospital in support of Its patient core proarams. Lifestyle New stove, new problem •y IELOISE N. J. TUKSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1978 expensive. DEAR HELOISE I learned I could save a few pennies by using I recently purchased a new stove with chrome rainwater in my steam iron instead of distilled. bib* The Move's main selling point was HINTS FROM If possible, catch the water in an open area. It more efficient cooking, but the time I've saved has will be cleaner than water oft a roof, for instance. been spent in cleaning the burner bibs HELOISE Pour the collected rainwater into covered contain- I've tried soaking, scrubbing (the manufacture ers, straining out any impurities with a cloth. says no steel wool or abrasive cleanser as they As an added precaution against clogging when win scratch the surUce of the bibs), but it's im- feet get cold. A pillowcase eliminates this. using distilled or rainwater — I empty the iron af- possible to remove burned-on grease, etc. A receiving blanket can be used to achieve the ter using. - H.B. Perhaps my husband came up with the right same purpose — just sew it up on three sides. - DEAR HELOISE: answer... Colleen Fierro In making hairpin lace, when the loom is full, He bought me an extra set of burners — to use DEAR HELOISE: place long plastic straws over the prongs of the when not cooking! If you have metal Venetian blinds, try this..: loom, and gently remove loops to the straws. Hope you and your readers know more than After washing the blinds, wipe them again with This keeps them intact until needed. — Cath- the stove company. —Anne Iforgavi liquid wax. erine Mills I can sympathize with your problem, luv. I They will be nice and shiny, and will stay DEAR HELOISE: have a friend with the same kind of stove you clean longer. — Mrs B.E.H. Did you know thai newspaper is a marvelous mentioned in your letter. She became so frustrated DEAR HELOISE: source of traction on ice? Let me explain. trying to dean those burner bibs, she sent them to It's always such a chore to make crusts for I parked my car on ice and later could not work with her husband who threw them in a caus- pies on the day of a big dinner. So I make them a gain enough traction to go anywhere. tic bath to remove the gunk. day or two ahead and put the unbaked crusts in I happened to have some newspaper in my But, don't do anything that drastic... the refrigerator. car's trunk, so I put some under each tire. It sure Put the burners in a large plastic bag and set The bottom crusts are put in pie pans and worked! I had no problem on the ice! a cup of ammonia in the bag. Close tightly and fluted, and the top crusts are stored flat between But remember to pick up your newspaper! It leave for several hours. wax paper. can be reused several times. — Linda Marburger With a little elbow grease and detergent suds, Then, the morning of the dinner, I just have to THIS COLUMN is written for you., the home- they should come out shining! Good luck! — He- put in the filling, add the top crust and bake. maker. If you have a hint or a problem write to Mae Gives me a big headstart on the meal. - Mrs. Heloise In care of this newspaper. Because of the DEAR HELOISE: Gunnison tremendous vglume of mall, Heloise is unable to Just had my fourth baby two weeks ago and I DEAR HELOISE: individual letters. She will, however, an- keep him in a pillowcase These wee ones are con- I do a lot of steam pressing (ironing as well as swer your questions in her column whenever pos- stantly kicking their blankets off and their little when sewing) and distilled water gets to be rather sible.

WINTER BIRO ATTRACTION — Alice Forshee, left, Monmouth Museum naturalist, and Susan. Lyons, assistant naturalist, prepare for the final "Bird Seed Savings Days" of the season which closes Jan. 20, They suggest "Get your bird seed while It's cold!" because January, February and March are very hard on the local avion population. Orders for either sun- flower seed, wild bird mix, cracked corn and Maine manna cakes, a wild bird mix In pure kidney suet, will be accepted through Jan. 20. Pick up of Ziti for pasta fans orders at the museum will be Feb. 4 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In the parking lot od|acent to the Nature Center trailer. Brochures are available at both the museum and the Nature Center on the various types of seeds and the birds they attract. A display Is located In the museum lobby. By BARBARA GIBBONS one-half cup sherry wine 4 tablespoons minced onion If you like macaroni, you'll love ziti... the one-quarter teaspoon nutmeg Planned Parenthood offers biggest macaroni of all. Last, but hardly least, in SLIM GOURMET 2 cups cubed cooked turkey or chicken the alphabet of pasta, these giant-size tubes are 4 tablespoons flour nearly a half-inch in diameter. They're not 2 cups skim milk really any lower In calories than other forms of then drain. Combine with all ingredients except I tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese walk-in pregnancy testing pasta. It's Just that they take up so much plate breadcrumbs. Turn into a casserole and sprinkle salt and pepper to taste room that less seems like more. And fooling the with crumbs. Bake at 400 degrees 20 minutes. 4 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley SHREWSBURY - Initiated ever problems exist and refer holders to initiate this pro- eye is the first step in fooling the appetite. Using Serves six, about 110 calories each. paprika by Planned Parenthood of to appropriate social service gram for one year. After this ziti in place of macaroni — or even in place of Monmouth County is an addi- agencies; or should a medical time program continuation SLIMMED DOWN ZITI PIEDMONTESE Cook ziti until tender in boiling salted water. spaghetti or noodles — is a trick any waistline- Quarter mushrooms, or slice them (not too tional service offered to wom- problem be Indicated, to a and financing will be eval- watcher can make use of. (A Northern style side dish; very easy.) en. Immediate pregnancy tes- private physician or a clinic. uated. one-half pound ziti thin). Combine them in a nonstick skillet with For a delicious side dish with very little fat, one tablespoon butter, and three tablespoons ting and counseling is offered On-going pregnancy testing, Along with the walk-in 2 tablespoons plain low-fat yogurt try baked macaroni and cheese, Italian-style, wine. Cook and stir over moderate heat until without an appointment at its which Involves a five-hour pregnancy testing program, 2 eggs, lightly beaten made with ziti and tomatoes. The Italians use wine evaporates and mushrooms brown. Add re- Shrewsbury Clinic. During wait for results, will continue special counseling sessions 5 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese sharp Provolone cheese, and call it "Ziti Al For- maining wine, onions, nutmeg and turkey. Sim- the normal business hours, 9 at other Planned Parenthood are being established for the 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley no." mer one minute. a.m. to 4 p.m., a pregnancy centers in Freehold, Asbury client who has had a previous salt and pepper, to taste teat will be done, results giv- Park, and Long Branch. abortion In an effort to de- ZITI AL FORNO (optional: pinch of nutmeg) Combine milk and flour. Stir Into skillet over en, and immediate consellng At the present time, a crease the number of repeat one-half pound ziti Cook ziti in salted boiling water until quite low heat until sauce thickens and bubbles. Stir in sessions available. For wom- CETA grant has been re- abortions, and the possi- 8-ounce can undrained stewed tomatoes, tender. Drain well, then return the drained ziti three tablespoons Parmesan until melted. Salt en with negative results, ceived through the Monmouth bilities of unplanned preg- thoroughly broken up to the pot it was cooked in. Quickly stir in the and pepper to taste. Stir in parsley. counselors will discuss what- County board of Chosen Free- nancies among women in the 8-ounce can plain tomato sauce yogurt, then the eggs, then the cheese, until well- Spoon over hot drained ziti. Sprinkle with re- county, a special counselor, ("onion, finely chopped coated. Stir in parsley; add salt and pepper to maining Parmesan and paprika. Serve imme- funded through the CETA 1 clove garlic, minced taste (and nutmeg, if desired). Serves six. under diately. Serves four, about 335 calories each. program, has been added to one-half teaspoon dried basil 100 calories each. Italian spaghetti, chicken cacciatore, scallo- Home study course the PPMC staff, who will deal salt and pepper to taste pinl and more. For decalorized favorites and with repeat abortion clients 1 ounce aged sharp Provolone, diced TURKEY A LA QUEEN slimming tips, send a stamped, self-addressed on an in-depth basis (or 4 tablespoons grated Romano cheese) one-quarter pound ziti (or large macaroni) envelope and 35 cents to SLIM GOURMET / in nutrition offered ITALIAN DISHES, in care of the Red Bank Reg- Both the above services are 2 tablespoons Italian seasoned breadcrumbs one-half pound fresh mushrooms, sliced FREEHOLD - With aU the name and address to Sylvia ister, Sparta, N.J. 07871. available here at 69 East Cook ziti in salted water until tender-firm; 1 tablespoon butter varied information you read Griffin, 20 Court St., Free- Newman Springs Roadt and hear about nutrition, do hold. The course will begin you ever wonder what are the Jan. 23. A series of three les- known facts? Would you like sons will be mailed to your to learn what nutrients are home at three-week intervals and what they do? to give time for reading and A "Nutrition" home study the homework. Homework as- course subtitled "Food at signments are returned indi- Work For You" is being of- vidually with Mrs. Griffin's Emotional plea for decency, morality fered free by Sylvia F. Grif- comments. A summary of all fin, Rutgers professor and answers also is sent as a sort Extension Home Economist of "class discussion " for Monmouth County. Regis- In addition to explaining nu- tration by Jan. IS is neces- trients, the course includes i\ sary and is limited to 200 advice for planning appealing Dear Ann Landers: If I If a wife has to think about few hours. of the back seat and the mo- Monmouth County residents. meals using the daily food didn't know better, I'd think Kirk Douglas when her own Don't you realize you are tel rooms Find yourself a To register, send your guide; and information on ve- you hit the bottle occasionally husband is right there, the being used? You're merely a man who will be seen with getarian diets, food for all because some of your advice least she can do is keep it to ANN LANDERS diversion to bolster his ego. If you in public — someone you NEEDLE ARTISTRY ages, nutrition labeling, food is really off the wall. For ex- herself. I wouldn't be very he really wanted to leave his can take home and Introduce LITTLE SILVER -Mrs.' additives and basic weight re- ample: That wile' who imag- flattered if I teamed the rea- wife for you, he would. It's to your parents. ceivable type. What this coun- young girl who is running Lester R. Swartz of Rumson duction. ines her husband is Kirk son my husband was enjoying easy enough to do these days. The life you are living will try needs is someone to stand around with a married man: will present a program on Lifestyles, national origins, Douglas when he makes love himself so much was because The fact that you are will- bring only more pain and up for decency and morality. So you think he loves you "Needle Artistry" at tomor- religious beliefs, individual to her. be imagined I was Ann-Mar- ing to play second fiddle heartache. Believe ma, I I thought you were it but I best because he does every- row 1 p.m. meeting of the tastes, prices, shopping and According to you it was per- gret. If he confessed such a should tell you something know, because I've — Been see I was wrong. — Deeply thing he can to be with you Woman's Club of LitUe Silver preparation time all influence fectly "normal" — nothing to thing to me I'd tell him to get about your opinion of your- There Disappointed for a few stolen hours. in the clubhouse, Church choices in food. This course be concerned about — so the lost. self. Is it any wonder he has Dear Been: You and thou- Street and Rumson Boad. A gives an opportunity to learn sands of others. Thanks for dumbbell went and told him We hear too much these Dear D.D.: The human Where is he on the ho- the same opinion of you? card party is scheduled for how to make the best use of days about switching, swapp- the testimonial. It's a good about her mental substitu- mind, is such an intricate lidays? Who does he spend his Gather up what's left of Jan. 17 at 12:30 p.m. the information. ing, nude shows, and weird one. tion! piece of machinery that no birthday with (and probably your self-respect and get out sexual practices of every con- one knows exactly how it yours)? Who did he go to functions — or why — par- when he was sick? Who did Half-Century Club ticularly in the area of sexual he take when he went on va- CUSTOM DRAPERIES elects new slate responses. cation? SUKOVERS-UPHOLSTERY Wake up and realize you HOLMDEL - The Holmdel What turn's some people on are throwing away the best Half-Century Club conducted is a mysterious mix of every- years of your life. Instead of election and installation of its thing they have ever seen, FREE SHOP-AT-HOME new slate: Stanley Stilwell. having fun with friends your read, heard, dreamed about, own age, you sit by the,ghone president; Ruth Schanck. plus assorted bits and pieces SERVICE CAli 747-2543 first vice president: Adam waiting for him to call aitU to that are so private they are say he can "get away" for a Schmitz. second vice presi- shared with no one. dent; James Merrill, treasur- RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP er and Eva Merrill, secre- I agree with you that not 39% BROAD ST. RED BANK tary. every person can tolerate DANCING For those Holmdel residents complete openness and can- interested in joining the club, dor. In such cases it Is best to the group meets the first and keep your mouth shut. The third Tuesdays of each month wisdom lies in knowing the in St. Catharine's Roman emotional temperament of Catholic Church Recreation your partner and behaving Hall, Holmdel-Middletown accordingly. Road, at 1 p.m. The next Dear Ann Landers: Please meeting is Jan. 17. Details print this letter. If it helps are available by calling the Just one person clean up her Holmdel Recreation Office. act, it will be worth the BUDGE TOMORROW space. An open letter to every OCBAN TOWNSHIP - There will be play tomorrow LECTURE ON HERBS at 8 p.m. in the Duplicate MIDDLETOWN - The Vil- GET A $14.95 GIFT FOR LEARNING Bridge Club series being con- lage Garden Club of Middle- SANDY BEZANSON TO LOSE WEIGHT FASMiOM MERCHANTS - Ylgael Toubes, Ocean Township, left, who re- ducted here in the Jewish town will meet tomorrow at Medalist centlv was promoted to vice president-general merchandise manager for Community Center. The 10:30 a.m. in the Middletown Oner Good Un«J«i 28.1978 ThroughoutN«wJersey Jfie newly-merged Howland/Stelnbach Company, makes plans for a round- series continues through May Library, to bear Mrs. Robert the-world buying trip with company fashion merchants, Martin Goodman, 31. In addition, on the fourth Crowley, formerly of The DOROTHY divisional merchandise manager, and Kathleen Haught, contemporary and Wednesday of every month, Herbiary, lecture on herbs. TOLAW For Otulls and Clm NM(M YOU. Call better sportswear buyer. Israel, Hong Kong, Italy, Far East, Lost Angeles at the same boar, there will Guests are welcome. In plan- and Miami are ftn the travel agenda. The purpose of the trip, stated be novice games. Information ning stages are a progressive DANCE STUDIO 394-5511 or Toll ft— (800) 242-5866 Toubet, Is to continue the flow of fashion merchandise to Stelnbach stores Is available by contacting the dinner, boutique and flower 201 C. Hurpm H..TWB*"* from leading fashion centers of the world. Jewish Community Center. show. 741-2208 10 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace 9WEWSBURY. N. J TUESOAY. JANUARY 10.1978

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"Grandma? This is Billy. I can whistlel Listen). . ." Blondie BOV7 THE CHEF IS REALLY ) HE SPSMT ALL MORNING HEV.' I JLIST POUNO A BUTTON SONNA B£ SURPRISED.' rf LOOKING COG IT IN 1 Your horoscope, birthday IN MY LENTIL SOUP. THE CHILI/ TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 look over your work to try sonal Interests immediate- long-term solutions. To — Born today, you are to find out where you go ly, or you may lose an think otherwise would do very serious about «uc- wrong, but you do not ap- opportunity to recover you and others a disser- ctna. The moat minor preciate those who make losses and a position. vice. move forward toward the suggestions or offer solu- ARIE8(Mar.h 1 April VIRQOfAug.U jiept.23) most minor goal causes tions. You prefer to be It) - Activities at home — A desire long put off and you great jubilation. You independent and suffer set- make it hard (or you to half forgotten Is fulfilled. will have to be careful not backs than to be thought move ahead at work. It Don't be alarmed by the to mistake winning the bat- unable to make progress might be wise to put off an swiftness of events. tle for winning the war, an on your own. appointment. LIBRA(Sept.O Oct.22) - error which would be very TAURUS) April 20 May Past details must be easy for one of your out- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20) — Reserve making a cleared up before attempt- look to make. On the other 11 decision until you have all ing another large project. hand, that you are so CAPRICORN(Dec.22- the facts. Nothing Is what Petty grudges mar prog- aware of minor gains Jan.i9) — Don't be dis- it seems today. ress at evening. means you will not over- tracted from working QEMINKMayl June20) SCOHPIO(Oct.23 look those small matters toward major goals today. — Determination must be Nov.21) - Quick action which make the difference Minor matters are second- between real progress and combined with vision, or it will gain nothing unless it holding steady. is impossible to move Is also wise. Keep within *AQUARIUS(Jan.2O. toward any goal. the bounds of propriety You are a person who Keb.lS) — If you are mov- CANCERUune 2 July today. enjoys many friends, and ing In the right direction, 22) — Definite changes in SAQITTARIUS(Nov.22- respects the views of them ou should make desired plans are called for. Don't Dec.21) — Changes of all, but you will brook no gains by evening. Double allow yourself the luxury plans may cause upsets interference in your work. check! of putting off decisions. late today. Don't be suspi- You may fail repeatedly PISCES (Feb. » March LEO(July 23Aug.22) - cious of another's efforts to and you may ask friends to 20) — Follow up on per- Present problems demand Nt things right. North dealer East-West vulnerable Doonesbury SheinwolcPs bridge advice NOBTH • AKJ93 woK,omf, ioa/rene TOKSI/E By Alfred Shetnwold The finesse worked, and that he had been sold a bill of VQJ76 mOMVi T01WNK South claimed his slam. goods. OMO 1MB iiflOO. SAIPIHAT? veiwnt It's very pleasant to play • J5 DESPERADO NEEDED OFWU- bridge against gentlemen. DAILY QUESTION WEST They'll give you time to make There would be a different EAST tuts? mumem As dealer, you hold: 4 7 4 • 5 up your mind and won't chivvy story to tell if Bast were more • Q10862 V A K 10 9 8 5 3 2 O i • A Q. VNone you while you're doing so. of I desperado. East should What do you say? West opened the king of overtake the king of diamonds OKQ7653 OA982 ANSWER: Bid one heart. diamonds, and East played a at the first trick to return the 41087643 *K92 The hand is not quite good gentlemanly nine to encourage nine of clubs. enough for a forcing opening SOUTH a continuation. What would South do if bid. Open with one, but be • 74 South rulfed the next diam- < forced to make a decision so ready to jump at your next v?AK1098532 ond, drew one round of trumps early? The club finesse is only turn. 0 4 .and cashed the top spades. an even chance, and the odds • AQ When West discarded on the are better than 5 to 1 that the (A POCKET GUIDE TO- second spade South saw that spades will break reasonably. BRIDGE written by Alfred Ntrth East S*ita Was! the spades were hopeless. The Obviously, South would re- Shelnwold is available. Get 1* Pw 3? Pw only chance was a club finesse, ject the club finesse in order to your copy by sending $1.29 to 4 V Pass 4 NT Pass so South led a club from dum- try the spades. A few tricks the Red Bank Register, P.O. 50 Pan 6

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Beetle Bailey INRMIATtP BY 7MF IMKOft IP DMNA ~ ...CXVE9 AT THBMf MAKE TEN COPIES BUT, GENERAL- OH,6OLLV/ JUST MAKE ANP6ENP THEM THIS IS A ITJU6T FIVE COPIES TO HEADQUARTERS NOTE TO YOUR SHOWS HOW WIFE you CAN 6ETINTO SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY JANUARY 10. 1978 Tin PMl) R>{lhtTI 11 Babblenews: Where hypers babble about their wares

S> JAY SRAHUTT a show called "Land of Aucoin. Newman deftly es- by agents and publishers. voluptuous novel of perilous ballroom of tumultuous that's why we've come or record on the theory that LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hype and Glory " tablishes that suckers are But all is redeemed in his pleasure." but that blurb scribes Each gets a press lo you. because I think you anything with that much Hype It when certain par- After wryly noting the still born every minute, and short discourse on "blurb phrases really belong to (he kit complete with a tape can manipulate the media hype really must be a tur- ties tteklng millions of do! program is "unprecedented, thanks to hype, many of words" used to push the movies. recorder for recording such sufficiently well." key lars wangle free, massive compelling and super- them are Kiss fans. goods - like "tantalizing, Which leads to a study of tantalizing words as these, I wish Newman had international publicity in a short lative." he dwells at length from a stunning actress in viewed a few New York span of time (or a. new mov- The show drags a bit in mesmerizing, terrorlflc. tu- movie-hyping, particularly on how publicity helped the terrorific movie: "I movie critics on the use of AHAN1K HGHANDS ie, book, rock group or perusing what Newman multuous, stunning, dazzling" a mesmerizing section on a make millionaires out of thought it was wonderful " blurb words in reviews and O wane. calls "hype, literary divi- and so on. new $27 million sci-fi movie, four distinguished rockers sion." the promotion of a He also notes that for something about close en- Later. Newman shows a if they ever blurble just to ••ran «i MMMOK «t M* It causes Babblenews. called Kiss book, why one is pushed some books, blurb words counter*, and how it was producer of a different gel equal billing with the WINKUR F1FID where the hypers babble They are distinguished and another not. and the are brought together for publicized in New York movie telling a New York movie in newspaper ads. HEROES about their wares, do It of- because they wear face frantic big-bucks hustling "blurh phrases" such as "a • Lo. there's a dazzling publicity whiz he hired Gee. if I got a dollar ev- ten and strike everywhere paint, occasionally destroy ery time they declared a Plut-lndHII — magazine covers, news- guitars, breathe, fire, vomit flick "profoundly moving ' papers, TV. fake blood and even sing I'd be in a castle in Ireland ampottri Fortunately. NBC's schol- via a sound rig sporting and not sitting here declar- arly Edwin Newman has only 46 amplifiers and ISO Television Today ing Newman's hour "enter- Muilc pondered the rise of such speakers. taining .. perceptive . . Th.atr.i flatulence. And tonight, he In inspecting this gonzo New York Channels — 2, 4> 5 9, 11,13 badly-needed."1 MONMOUTH MONMUVTN has a one-hour study of it in 1 You'll enjoy tonight's group and their guru, Bill DAVTIME MOVIES ft) NBC NEWS II" in THREE'S COMPANY 11 30 show — particularly if you ARTS II., HO UNI 1000 IT) BRADY BUNCH The Rivals Jack becomes entan- 111 W THE CBS LATE MOVIE CENTER >»-4«W 71 MOVIE (Tl ABC NEWS gled in a teud between ras two (allow 1971 Vul Brynner Hi always avoid the massively Song Without End Part I (V 8OWUNQ FOR DOLLARS roommates, when Janel accuses chard Crenna publicized new movie, book I 00 (B ODD COUPLE Chtissy ol sleakog a handsome (1) (1) THE TONIGHT SHOW A uimn Doris Chan's ill MOVIE W ONCE UPON A CLASSIC young executive trom her Host Johnny Carson Guest John The Bahama Passage 7.30 Oil SCENES FROM A Byner Comedy SO CHWESC AMERICAN CUHHE (U MOVIE Pushover (» TATTLETAL6S MARRIAOE (I) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 4 00 . (1) SHA NA NA 8 30 (»(7) TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE Riot! IDfftONE DAY ATA TIME (I) Spec* Tiul Papa am Me • Quell Frank Qorshm WEEK Ann's plans tor romance backlire tout (1) MOVIE The Haong Tufe i|) CAROL BURNETT AND Night Watch' Elizabeth Taylor pdmracooY when her relationship with an 430 FRIENDS Laurence Harvey OPEN FOR LUNCHEON Mutiny lace drive* takes a more Hi) HONEYMOONERS (D SORORITY 82 tMrn (T! MOVIE Our Man Flint Part II sudden and unusual turn 91 MOVIE TUES. • SAT. 11: Stars Fabian. Dick Clark. Joey (Conclusion) Mitacte m Milan 1951 Francesco A pica or EVENING Bishop Focuses on campus Me at (I) CD SOAP Goksano Emma Gramalica 8 00 Stallord College Itw Ine arts Episode 16 Connne angrily 12 00 SPECIAL (2) (1) (4) (1) (I) IS NEWS mecca ol the mdwesl orders Jessica and Chester Irom 111 TWILIGHT ZONE III BRADY BUNCH ()) NEWLYWED GAME her |Bil cell when Inqrid the MENU (II CONCENTRATION U MACNEtt. LEHRER mysterious visitor trom Ecuador include! Soup & Dent" (111 STAR TREK REPORT announces her identity ^^___ •to Theft In Truth No Beauty r mirllK H») (HI ZOOM 800 »5* . >-|IH1IXf> • (70 ABC NEWSBRIEF Tartuffe'~ B*iing (J«M Ouw Wine mi Beet 8 30 d) IB THE FIT2PATRICKS The arrival ol Ihe new FiUpairck 10:00 Ordatt To Take Oul — Call 671-5588 III I LOVE LUCY i SE&VIEW SQUARE CINEMA. (I) JOKER'S WHO baby lakes Ihe family by surprise (1) « LOU GRANT slated for (111 0 OVER EASY when it comes earry ' i I (111 M NEWS W3 rfothu.*, 35, MkkKeiown Guest Jean Marsh, actress CD CD LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (I) IT I FAMILY PRAIRIE STRATHMORE 2:30-5:00-7:30-10:00 700 The Princess m Ihe Tower' Kale. 2 nights SHOPPING CENTER fill UiiiiM.lwfmn'illpM 'The Rivals Laura learns thai UK sultermg Irom housewife blues. "UOSf ENCOUNTdS OF baseball diamonds are a girl's lakes olt by herself and winds up FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - » HICHWAY 34-MATAWAN best Inend when she tafls m love locked lor the mghl in a model , 583-4141 IHE THIRD KIND" with her pitcher. Jtmmy Hi. starts condominium with an angry young The newly formed Monmoulh lo shed her tomboy image and. as woman about to give birth Kim Repertory Company will AdUlt fN a result, almost loses twn Darby guest stars present Moliere's classic com- 1U1 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC $1.50 75C DINNER & LUNCHEON DAILY" (V CROSS WITS The Legacy ol Or L S B Leakey edy. "Tartuffe," Jan. 20 and SHREWSBURY PLAZA ft) CD HAPPY DAYS tlurdiy Nighl Arkltv $7 00 Modern man's knowledge ol his Jan. 21. at Freehold High HOUll 35 • S43-S19S Potsie Gets Pinned' Pols* panes prehistoric origins is largely owing 2 ol Chartla Seafoods, Steaks, Wild Game Dishes when he laces Ihe tratermly School on Robertsville Road lo the long and remarkable career ChapHn't Gr»altiB initiation lor being pinned to a at 8 |i in tnjuy our Mlad b»r and a hoi loaf of bread wirii your dinner ol archaeologist Lous S B Lea- sorority girl, and Foruie comes to "•••••••••••-•• key, who is prolted n this The play, which ran suc- "Modim Times the rescue by lloalmg a lite-saving documentary 9:40 scheme cessfully on Broadway last 10:30 season, is about the comical Murder by D "The Great Dictator'' UJ HOCKEY TEXAS STYLE SUNDAY BUFFET LUNCH (II WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Boston Bruins vs New York events which occur when a 11.00 Rangers bogus and hypocritical holy All You Can Eat $3.95-11:30 till 3:00 ! (Ii i«Ml i 1t • n«i NEWS (H) LET'S MAKE A DEAL 7:30-9:30 ll) FOREVER FERNWOOO man takes over the household (til AN EVENING OF CHAM 11) BASKETBALL of a wealthy French mer- PIONSHIP SKATING 1877 "WORLD'S GREATEST $2.50 businessman's luncheon specials dally Portland TraiKHaiers vs New York chant. MI Mil BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 400 ' Km, ks WINKLER 10VER" (SP 8:30 38 ODD COUPLE The repertory company, NO GROUP OR BUDGET IS TOO SMALL (I) MERV GRIFFIN (I* GETTING ON TOP OF IT which Is under the sponsor- HELD «ti* (TO) Special rale* lor community and ichool functions (£ CD LAVEHNE AND (9 • O DICK CAVETT ship of the Battleground Arts OVERI FIELD 7:30-9:45 FINGER FOODS, SANDWICHES i DINNER SERVED TILL CLOSING SHIRLEY SHOW Center, will have its Initial LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 7 N/TES The Mortician' Laverne lals lor a man with a tug black kmo. but she * production directed by Jay "THE needs Shirley's help m order lo get Movie timetable Bernzweig. Local actors as a dale with him HEROES well as professional per- CHOIRBOYS"! 111) DINAH on |>g. 19 Quests Robert Fuller. K C and formers will be in the produc-

the Sunshine Band. Alex Trebek. , lion. MADISON AVE B,B ,,„ Barbara FairchW. Canl Holmes. PERTH AMBOV 8|"> l37' Skip Stephenson. parachutist MAJESTIC Gary Cook. Marcela Vilakn Ail- Our 44th Year : OPERA HOUSE ken. owner ot an Italian restaurant University ol Mam Girls Voteyoal I Sank on River Road learn SPIRITS * FOOD IN THE TRADITION Of TH[ OLD WEST 8 00 H) IB MASH

A LOT OF LITTLE THINGS r' I TUESDAY OF AN ORGIASTIC FILM.' SKOAL FAMILY DINNER] PLUS 2nd BIB HIT **•*«-"«» SHRIMP or CHICKEN Conl. Dally Noon 'till Midnight MAKE OUR $4.79 NEPTUNE PLATTER IN-A-BA8KET • XXX RATED) » ADULTS ONLY!. SEMEO WITH FRENCH niEI. CHOICE 75 ABIG VALUE. Scrumptious OF SALAD or COLE SLAW TOE MOVIES shrimp, ui... Our Rtgultr Ftmlly Utr. oam • •nation >vu mn inc.IOMIUIKH mi Tender oysters 2 QENE WILDER I JOM« m»»«.T» gently fried SHREWSBURY AVE. |"Werid'i Gftattit lov.ri SATURDAY NIGHT FtVEl I Hearty broiled AND HERBERT ST. RED BANK 1:00 - »:30 7:45 - 9:45 fillet of fish \ •nun nun ui UM Mi«y CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND 0«r - MilMHO 11:1! UI. I IVN. liOCIOO );IS-«:)0 MS 4K1» -IMS I Ml M1DDLEBR00E MOVIES f JS ft WAI 10»D KUM fdWmWP 4t)

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O Red Loblter lnn» ol Anwrka. Inc. 1978 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1978 Matawan board budget cap is increased by $26 •Well, if I had the right to The decrease is absorbed Board member Michael F By BOS MAULEY vote again, my vote would be entirely in the appropriations Kidzus of Matawan Borough, MATAWAN - The state no now. I want that la the for maintenance of buildings who told The Register Sunday Department of Education has minutes." Mr Kldnis said. and plant. he would change bis absten- granted the greater part of Mr. Kidius objects to the The state action enabled tion to a negative vote on the the Regional Board of Educa- salary schedule offered the the board to retain in the appointment of Dr. Kenneth tion's request for a waiver of new superintendent and to the budget funds for three school D. Hall as the district's new 081.178 In its 1178-71 budget fact that he has been granted nurses, five high school teach- superintendent, was thwarted caps. a five-year contract. ers and two elementary in- last night by Mrs. Hurley. Edward J. Scullion, the The board voted a salary strumental music teachers, as "For the record. I want to board's secretary and bus! Increase to Mr. Scullion, well as 125.000 for additional change my vote on the super- •ess administrator, an- bringing his pay to til.HO an- textbooks and a number of intendent to no." Mr. Kidzus nounced last night the state nually retroactive to July I, smaller items. declared. body has taken actions which 1(77. The administrator's for- "Now if the budget is voted "You can't do that." said result in an effective net wai- mer salary was $29,700. down and sent to the state for Mrs Hurley. ver of 861,175. some 150,003 New personnel hired In- adjustment. I don't see how Thomas C. Piepier, acting lets than the board requested. clude Patricia Breitbarth. 4th they can cut our budget after board attorney, ruled that The board voted last night grade at Cllffwood School. allowing us the waiver," Mr. Kidzus would need a mo- to accept the state adjust- 111,100; Phyllis Cerlach. Id speculated John T Come tion to reopen the voting be- ment and to decrease the cur- grade at Cliffwood School, rford, an Aberdeen represen- fore he could change his bal- rent expense portion of the $10,100; Joanne Zsldes. tative on the board. lot, and agreed with Mrs. budget. Introduced at speech therapist (one-half Judith A. Hurley, board Hurley that a board member 1)1,178,227 on the assumption year), 111.000 yearly pro- president, was more cautious. other than Mr. Kidzus would SUSPECTS ARE SOUGHT - Shrewsbury Police scribed as being 5 feet 4, weighing IIS pounds, and that the waiver request would rated, and Helen Rappaport, "I think we can't predict at have to make the motion. have Issued these artist's renderings of the two having dark hair hanging to lust below his ears. He be granted, by $20,OOJ. The school psychologist. $18,500 action also reduces the local this point what the state Is go- No motion was forthcom- luvenlles being sought for atrocious assault and was wearing a dark blue ski cap, a light blue ski ing. prorated to Feb. I. battery and armed holdup and robbery at the lacket, tight leans, and sneakers. Both are be- tax levy by the same amount. Ing to do." she declared. Cheese Board, 786 Rt 35, Shrewsbury. The first lieved to be 14 or IS years old. The Incident was re- suspect, left, Is described as 5 feet 2, no pounds, ported at 5:45 p.m. Friday. The suspects allegedly with red hair parted In the middle and hanging lust fled on foot, heading south on Rt. 35. Police In Tin- below his ears. He has acne or freckles on his face ton Falls, Eatontown, and Little Sliver assisted and was wearing rust-colored corduroy pants, a with the seorch. Detective Robert Halsey of OK amended life line bill blue lacket, and sneakers. He was armed with a Shrewsbury Is heading the Investigation. sheetrock knife. The second suspect, right, is de- TRENTON (AP) — The controversial lifeline bill to A motion to table the bill, introduced by Assem- provide low utility rates for those who use small amounts blyman Thomas Deverin, I) Union, was defeated by a JO- of electricity and natural gas was amended yesterday by 29 vote. "I don't know the cost, what it's going to do to the state Assembly to clarify language in the Senate- the state, how it's going to help." he said. passed version. "We're not signing a blank check." Shapiro said In Teacher tenure, strikes The amended version, passed by a vote of 52-1. now arguing against the motion. goes to the Senate. "We're not stuck with what the PUC chooses to give The Assembly amendments made it clear that the us," he said, referring to the state Board of PubUc Utili- lifeline rates for low-Income persons were not contingent ties The legislature has a chance to override the BPU, on casino gambling receipts, said Assemblyman Peter he added spur clash by Apy, Guerci The bill gives the BPU the responsibility for estab- Shapiro, D-Essex. He said the Assembly also knocked out a pension ex- lishing a lifeline rate, with the legislature having veto By DORIS KUI.MAN sey School Boards Association the students," Ms. Guerci making that it was suscep- emption In determining income limits for persons to re- power over the board's actions. SHREWSBURY - It Is eas- has advocated multi-year con- protested that there isn't any tible to what he called "the ceive low rates. Industrial organizations lobbied against the original ier and cheaper to get a di- tracts or requirement lor re- New Jersey law prohibiting medicine men of education," The biU limits lifeline rates to single persons earning bill, saying it would drive Industry from the state. vorce in New Jersey than it is certification as replacements teacher strikes. Dr. Paoni said. less than $9,000 or couples earning less than $12,000, ex- In a message to legislators, C.A. Hansen Jr., chair- to fire an Incompetent public for tenure. When teachers strike "In the '50s, there was cluding Social Security payments. man of the Chemical Industry Council, said the original school teacher or adminis- "Tenure as It now exists se- despite a court order enjoin- closed circuit TV and teach- bill would have cut residential bills by about $7 per trator who has tenure, Flor- riously undermines the ability ing the walkout "an In- ing machines, and they're col- An original version of the bill would have cut utility month, while increasing electricity costs for business and ence Apy, president of the of school boards to be ac- junction has been ignored but lecting dust in closets today," rates for small customers and offset the loss to utilities industry by 20 to 30 percent. Little Silver Board of Educa- countable for the school sys- a law hasn't been broken," Dr. Paoni said. "In the 'Us, it by Increasing rates to large industrial users. tion, said here yesterday. tems for which they are re- Ms. Guerci said. "And It's not was the new math, and where Us. Apy and Eleanor sponsible," Ms. Apy said. difficult for me to explain Is that today? Then It was Guerci, president of the Mon- She declared that many that to the students I taught team teaching and block mouth County Education As- schools are cutting back on American history and the scheduling, and performance sociation, clashed on the Is- staff because of declining en- American Revolution." contracting and voucher sues of teacher tenure and rollment, "and there's no On the issue of teacher ac- plans that were cure-alls for a teacher strikes during a panel question which teachers will countability, Ms. Guerci de- short time. Then it was the discussion on "Issues in New be losing Jobs, the unte- clared, "Every teacher Is open classroom, and now Jersey Education." About 50 nured... without tenure, willing to be held responsible we're starting to put up walls women attended the dis- boards would have more abili- for their teaching, but we again. Then it was Individ- cussion, sponsored by the ty to choose teachers, and can't be held responsible ior ualized education. But we still We'll pay it Northern Monmouth County three-to-five-year contracts 100 per cent of a child's learn- have students who can't read, Branch of the American Asso- would protect teachers from ing. If a child comes from a write and compute, we still ciation of University Women any tempest-ln-a-teapot that home where there isn't a dic- have drug problems in our in the Shrewsbury Presby- might come up." tionary, no one gets a news- schools... We've spent billions terian Church house. The procedure for firing an paper, the child Isn't learning on cure-alls. It's time we looked at what we think the Ms. Apy contended that the incompetent, tenured teacher and the mother isn't helping, your ways purpose of education is." 1M8 law giving teachers the "Is too complicated," Ms. you can't evaluate me on that right to collective bargaining Guerci concurred. family, you can't blame me Under the TltE law, local because that family doesn't Get An Interest Check made tenure unnecessary. "But teachers can't live communities have the respon- put any value on education." The New Jersey law provid- without protection," she as- sibility for deciding the needs ing that tenured school em- serted. "If we had five-year She pointed out "that teach- of their students and the aspi- MONTHLY or QUARTERLY ployes can be fired for "just contracts, at the end of five ers are the ones who de- rations of their schools, Clara cause" seldom is used be- years, every teacher who manded a legislative require- Scarborough, TltE coordina- cause the procedures so opened his or her mouth or ment that teachers be eval- tor for the Monmouth County At Our Top Certificate Rates! complicated and expensive, disagreed with his or her su- uated by their supervisors Superintendent of Schools of- Ms. Apy said She said that in pervisor would be fired." more than Just once a year." fice, said. 117$. six of the state's 50,000 "All you need" to keep in- Dr. Frank Paoni, professor "With two or three ex- tenured teachers were fired competent teachers from get- of education at Brookdale ceptions, every local district for "Just cause." ting tenure or remaining in Community College, Lincroft, has adopted goals, and a phi- The new Thorough and Ef- the school system If they and also a panelist, declared losophy of education is inher- 6 YEAR ficient Education (T&E) law have tenure "is adminis- that the major problem in ent in that," Ms. Scarborough CERTIFICATE a year "requires that we provide trators or supervisors with New Jersey education is "the declared. Limited teachers of 'high quality'," guts," Ms. Guerci averred. lack of a philosophy of educa- Payable Monthly Issue Ms. Apy contended that lo- or Quarterly Ms. Apy said. "Yet it Is vir- While Ms. Apy declared tion that has substance and is cal control of the public Oil/ JJo Compounded Daily • Minimum J10 000 tually impossible to dismiss a that teachers lack the legal consistent." schools has practically dis- 'mediocre' teacher, principal right to strike "and for teach- It Is because New Jersey appeared during the past two or superintendent." ers to engage In Illegal activi- lacked such a philosophy to years, eroded by financial re- She noted that the New Jer- ties sets a poor example for serve as a guide In decision strictions and state-mandated programs. 4TO6YEAR She blamed the New Jersey CERTIFICATE legislature which, she said. Payable Monthly limited AMAZING LOAN PUN FOR N.J. HOMEOWNERS! or Quarterly Issue handed out a "blank check" Compounded Daily • Minimum J5O00 when It gave the state Board Consolidate your debts of Education authority iq make rules and regulations to implement the T&E law. and reduce your monthly 2M TO 4 YEAR CERTIFICATE payments Federal OK Payable Monthly or Quarterly 7.08167Compounded Daily 5• Minimum 12.500 is sought on 1 TO 2* YEAR new bridge CERTIFICATE P«y«ble Monthly .r=o° . FREEHOLD - The County or Quarterly 6L50 Board of Freeholders is seek- Compounded Dally • Minimum $1,000 ing the approval of the Army Corps of Engineers for the replacement of the Route 520 90-DAY TO 1 YEAR WE MAKE bridge in Colts Neck, spann- CERTIFICATE BORROWING SIMPLE! ing Willow Brook. Payable Monthly The narrow two-lane bridge or Quarterly 6.0015.7Compounded Dail5y • Minimum $SO0 NO CLOSING FEES, NO ATTORNEY FEES, with Its dangerous curving NO PREPAYMENT PENALTIES ON LOANS access road, has been the site UP TO $50,000. of numerous accidents and 90-DAY GOLDEN several fatalities. PASSBOOK The increased value of your home gives you big borrow- Charles B. Van Benschoten. ing,—and your repayments can be stretched over many county engineer, estimated years, so that your monthly payment is conveniently Payable Monthly • Compounded Deity • Minimum 1500 the bridge replacement cost small. at about $$75,000. with the en- You can use your loan for ANY reason—home improve- tire cost of the project being SPECIAL ments, college expenses, vacations, debt consolidation, paid by the state Department CONVENIENCE etc of Transportation. PASSBOOK

B ••••••• Fill out met nun loday' eaai The engineer said the proj- CITY CONSUMER SERVICES ect would probably not go out Payable Monthly • Compounded Dairy rA subsidiary of City Federal Savings. to bid for another year and CALL TOLL-FREE | yt^ei MAIL SHOfHNG CUJTO the new bridge would be built 800-492-4064 south of the present bridge. FOR THE The county Is also In the process of acquiring adjacent LOCATION OF land for Improved access to OUR 10 OFFICES the span. IN N.J. As part of the construction Addrm. MARINE VIEW project, the county plans to City -Slate- -Zlp. relocate a portion of Willow O MoremlormitionpieMe-Ptetiephonime Brook and build a connector SAVINGS AM channel, with 700 cubic yards •I between P.M of fill to be placed In Willow MIDM.ETOWN . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • UFCBOTT AM Brook and an additional 650 IO- P.M. cubic yards of fill In the con- PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES S7I-I400 dary Mor to*9* Loans mamf nector channel. Marlboro council told plans for children's residence

My DAVID TURNER tic boys in Eatontown. in addition to other centers offering "Add to that some JO to 35 adolescents, most of whom wt ent area. This sort of thing doesn't work when it gets loo other services In Red Bank. Uiddletown. and Freehold have in our school In Eatontown. who would come to Ihe day big." she said. MARLBORO - The Children's Psychiatric Center of Dr. Norman Epstein, who will supervise the new school, school program from I am to 2:10 p.m. There would be Mr Parsons told the council that even though CPC is a (CPC) of Eitontown plans to purchase the farmer Grand- said Wat the CPC program would be "small and manage- about 45 students at most." he said non-profit organization, the township would not |nse property View Academy property at Lloyd and Nolan Roads/ for use as able," in order to maintain the "integrity of the property, and There will be one professionally-trained adull teacher or tax revenue from Ihe properly a residence and school for aututlc teenagers, officials of the of the community." teacher-aide for every two children In the school, according tn "We absolutely agreed thai we'd be taxed or would make center told the Township Council last night. "We are the sole decider as to who will enter the pro- Dr Epstein contributions in lieu of taxes I can't imagine the CPC reneg- There had reportedly been a number of security problems gram. This will not be a facility for delinquent children. The "Another program could be day treatment for J5 young- ing on something like this." he said. at the property when it was occupied by the now-bankrupt facility is for autistic children They have idiosyncratic be- sters from 3:30 to about 7 p.m. This is a program of recrea- CPC officials said lhal funding for the facility will came Grand-View Academy for emotionally disturbed boys. havior, but they are not aggressive." he said tion and therapy, which finishes with dinner, prepared by ihe from the state and federal governments, in addition to private The owners of the Grand-View Academy also operated the In response to questions from ihe council. CPC officials youngsters themselves. One of our proposals is lo move thai contributions. .• Hilltop and Hillview Academies on the same site. said thai there would be adequate supervision for the children program lo this property. One or the buildings has a large The Grand-View property will cost CPC about 1195 000 The attorney for CPC. Theodore Parsons, said the center at the proposed center kitchen and cafeteria." he said. according to Mr Parsons did not need approval from the council to begin operating the "We don't want a situation where the nomber of students Outpatient services wil| also be provided at Ihe center by The current owner. The Franklin State Bank, took over proposed facility. is beyond our capacity to supervise them." Dr. Epstein said. some six to eight therapists, each of whom cuuld have a case- ihe property after the Grand-View Academy declared bank- "We're legally entitled to do what we suggested We want "All I can do Is reiterate that Ihe type of children who load of eight to 10 patients, according to Dr Epstein ruptcy in June. 19TA the town to know what we are doing, but we also want the will be there are not the type who would throw rocks." he The president of the CPC Board o( Directors. Mrs Luis The meeting was also attended by a number of residents. Mewing* of the town We'll be neighbors If any of you want said Levy, said that the CPC would nil expand the proposed facil- including some from the Committee for Peaceful Existence to come to Eatontown to see our facilities there, wed be de- Dr. Epstein said that the facility would house no more ity ' After Community Involvement (PEACE), a group opposed lo lighted," he said than 12 autistic leen-age girls at any one time, all of, whom "If we needed any more facilities, il would be lo nerve an- the proposed facility CPC currently operates a residential facility for U autis- would attend a day school on the premises other area. Any new facilities would probably be in a differ- None of the residenls addressed the council Westside gets more funds

Bv JIM OSTHOFF en funds for this "Public housing, per se." RED BANK - A "citizens he said, "is no great way lo committee" will soon be solve our housing needs His- formed lo screen applications The Daily Register torically, the impact of a from Westside residents wish- large project has not been ing to renovate their homes SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1978 13 beneficial lo Ihe neighborhood utilizing a new state grant. involved." Mayor Daniel J o'Hern said Instead, the mayor said he last night. the lion's share of this money and council to oversee these ask Ihe borough Housing \u would favor "scatter public During a report lo Borough will go toward lighting and grants and map plans for re- thorily to consider applying to housing" — lhal is. a small Council. Mayor O'Hern said curbing rehabilitation, wilh novation work — was domi- Ihe federal Department of number of subsidized dwelling the borough has received a UO.0OO earmarked for housing nated by relatively affluent. Housing and Urban Devel- units situated in several 175.000 grant from the state rehabilitation non-Westside residents opment (HUD) for a gram lo neighborhoods Ihroughoul the Department of Community Mayor O'Hern noted lhal "When are you going to ap- permit the construction of low borough. Affairs to launch a neighbor- screening of applications un- point low and middle-income and middle-Income, rent-sub- In other business last night. hood preservation program, der the new slate program people to the commillee who sidized housing and will soon be establishing Councilman George Ward could begin by early spring are representative of their The mayor said that III11) a committee to apportion the said council would meel in Even before this project community''" Mr Johnson has earmarked S3.2ttH.AO0 for funds'to Westside home- closed session at 10 am Sat- gets under way. ihe mayor asked. subsidizing 431 low and owners urday to consider a Board of and council were chlded for No member of council nor middle-income housing unils Education proposal to sell the "Our main concern now." Westside renovation work — Ihe mayor responded in 10 northern counties, in- former Red Bank High School he said, "is setting up proce- initiated under the federal Mr Johnson further stated cluding Monmoulh County athletic field to the borough dures for determining who is program — by Wellon John- that the present committee An additional S4.0H8.4K0 is being eligible to receive these grant son, an attorney who fre- was overlooking "poverty on offered for construction of Mr. Ward said the proposals monies, how II will actually quently handles cases for the the Eastslde. We need Input new apartments. were still in their formative be apportioned and what type NAACP's borough chapter from all people, on bolh sides, However. Mayor O'Hern stages and declined lo furnish of projects are (to be fun- Specifically. Mr Johnson to really attack (borough) po- said he is not so sure that the details about them. He noted, ded) " charged that the Westside Re- verty." Mr. Juhnson said borough should embrace a though, that council would SOME BIRD — Sharon Secklnger, an Ocean City Businesswoman, ad- Under the grant, money vitalized Committee — estab- In a related development. large-scale, subsidized hous- probably discuss it al its next will be used for housing re- lished last vear the mavor Mavor O'Hern said he would ing project, even if II was giv- regular session. V mires a porcelain figurine of an osprey at Atlantic City China and habilitation, primarily Glass Show. The figurine, made by a German firm, retails for about through outright grants and S8.000. low-Interest loans to homeowners In a target Westside neighborhood. School to re-admit student The state money will sup- The mix-and-match look plement some 1160.000 that the town has already received By IIII.DV McCORMICK in federal Community Block HIGHLANDS - A senior Grant funds toward the West- now acceptable at table student suspended from Hen- side rehabilitation. However. ry Hudson Regional School ATLANTIC CITY (AP)- toothpick holders lo an 18- Robert Lamb, vice presi- late last year was readmitted tjgffi worry if your dishes Inch porcelain figurine of dent of Iron Mountain by an H-l vole by the Regional , doft'f match ' They don't an osprey. The item is Stoneware in Laurel Bloom- Board of Education last night.' ery. Tenn . said mixing din- Higgins have to any more. made by a German firm Peter Hartsgrove. 18. of At- nerware was an unsuccess- The latest trend in dinner- and retails for 18.000. lantic Street was suspended ware is the mix-and-match ful experiment in the late The new trend in dinner- in October in connection with look for those who don't 10506. returns ware "saves money for the September beating of Eu- want, or can't afford, ex- "It was very popular with people in that they can buy gene Vary, a ninth-grade pensive matching dishes. the customer but il wasn't one basic dinner plate and mathematics teacher. After flatware and glassware, say with the retailer because he from trip buy several different de- his suspension he was in- manufacturers at the Allan- had to keep an inventory signs on the salad plate." By BARBARA KATEtL dicted by Ihe county grand tic City China ft Glass four times that of other said Robert C. Floyd, presi- jury on charges he conspired Show. products. So. they just dent of Filz & Floyd Co. of FREEHOLD - Robert Hig- with three juveniles in the at- The show, which runs stopped carrying it." Lamb Dallas. Tex. gins. a former member of the tack on the teacher through Thursday In Con- said. county Parks and Recreation vention Hall here, is the "Then, just by switching Today, he said, manufac- Lour. G. Alexander, princi- Commission, was permitted most important trade show salad plates, they can have turers are keeping ihe num- pal, said last night It was his to travel to Europe while out in the tabletop industry. It ber of complementing plat- David R. Saint John H. Raymond Yeung John Schlapkthl a whole different look on on bail pending appeal of a understanding that a jury was is expected to draw more ters down to help retailers. the table. .11 works with state prison sentence, the impaneled in connection wilh than 19.000 buyers and man- Also, he said, some people the vole that notice tn the 'leaking of information' to Ihe what they have." said county prosecutor's office the case yesterday. paper article would nol ufacturers. are finding that Ihey ran newspaper of the board's press that might, in* the way Floyd, whose firm was one confirmed yesterday. The student laces con- change the circumstances. of the first dinnerware combine varied styles of din- spiracy charges in connection Mr. Saint John contended pending action was an "In- that II was published, prej- The show has samples of However. Mr. Higgins is manufacturers to mix table- nerware without slaying in with the beating. early leakage of the news justice to the court decision udice a case that is (was) cheap and expensive house- now back in Monmoulh Coun- the same line "may change a decision made An Injustice lo the board ' pending" hold items, ranging from ware stvles and colors. ty, according to Clinton I'm Because news of the stu- in court." In a prepared statement. He said that a board mem- nin. acting county prosecutor. dent's pending readmitlance II Raymond Young, newest Mr. Saint John said. "I want ber who violates con- Mr Higgins. who is Demo- to school was made public af- board member, added that to publicly condemn the des- fidentiality of board dis- cratic municipal chairman in ter a board executive session "Ihe judge would make sure picable actions that were tak- cussions "should voluntarily Allenhurst. was sentenced in last Wednesday. David R Ihey (jury members) have en by one. or possibly more, censure himself from the con- November to a one-lo-three Saint John, board member, not already judged the case members of this board fidential parts of those meet- School aid asked year term In state prison in sought lo have Ihe board de- before Ihey sit on the jury " Ings or resign his position." connection with the alleged fer action lo tomorrow on "This is not the first, nor EATONTOWN - The classified list means that fed- this facility." Mr. Palmisano Mrs Virginia Mi'iidcs. theft of a car from a garage reinstatement will it be Ihe last time that a Mrs. Mendes said that the Board of Education is trying eral civilian employees who continued, "our district has board member, said that the In Ocean Township in 1974. member of the board hits vio- person who released the infor- lo convince the federal De- work in the offices are not sustained considerable losses article "didn't represent prop- "I feel lhal in due fairness lated the confidentiality of a mation to the newspaper vio- partment of Health. Educa- taken into consideration when In 3B federal aid." Mr. Higgins has been free erly whal we did lhal mijht to all parties involved thai a closed session." he continued. lated the code of ethics of Ihe tion and Welfare to reclassify federal aid is computed for The superintendent said the in his own recognizance since gross injustice has been done "1 am making a decision ' He said whoever was re- New Jersey School Boards the U.S. Army Command Of- the school districts where lost aid here has had a "sub- his conviction pending the with Ihe publishing of an ar- based on an article. If It had sponsible for informing Ihe Association fice Building in Tinlon Falls, their children are enrolled. stantial impact" on the Ea- outcome of his appeal before ticle in the Asbury I'urk not been for the article. I newspaper "overstepped his According lo Joseph 1, making children of civilian lonlown district, and ih.u M the Appellate Division of Su- Aid for 3B children amount- Press Thursday and has pos- would nol feel Ihe way 1 do.' bounds. He has nol only vio- board's discussion was based employees there eligible for to 25 of Monmouth County's perior Court. ed td about $500 per child in sibly influenced any (court) Mr Saint John declared lated the rights of this board on his recommendation that federal school aid. 55 school districts have prob- Apparently. Superior Court the current school year Mr decision that might be made." But he retracted his motion, to keep confidential matters the student be readmitted. ably suffered some loss of Judge Robert A Matthews. A letter sent to HEW over Palmisano's letter points uul Mr. Saint John declared He and the resolution to readmit pertaining lo the personnel of "My recommendation to the federal school aid Appellate Division, gave Mr the signature of Anthony K that the building, "which Is said delaying action would this district, which is afforded Higgins permission to travel Mr Hartsgrow was sup- board was made without any Palmisano. school superinten- leased by the General Ser- not hinder Ihe student's reported by all board members us under the Sunshine Laws Several board members to Europe. The request was presence of guilt or in- dent, noted the building, wide- vices Administration, is ex turn to classes. except John Schlapkohl. of this stale, but he has also. suggested asking Ihe other in- not opposed by Ihe 'county nocence, but solely tin Ihe ly known as Ihe "Green Acres clusively used as a federal of- Although board memher board president. in all probability, offended volved districts to help bring prosecutor's office basis of entitlement to an Building," was not listed on fice building to the exclusion Frank Gimple said the news- the prosecutor's office by his more pressure on HEW. but Mr Cronin said thai it was Mr, Cimple admitted after education." he said the most recent Federal of any-civilian activities. Mr Palmisano was caulious his office's policy lo judge Properties printout fur this "Since military agencies for- about soliciting backers "until requests to leave the slate or district merly located on Ft, Mon- were sure just what we're at- Ihe country by those mil on Failure to include the mouth proper or its satellite tacking." hail on Whether the defendant Green Acres building in the properties have relocated inlo Several other problems fac- was a safe risk. 2 charged with vandalism ing the board range from a "Mr. Higgins has strong persistently leaking roof at roots, both personal and polit- ^OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Two recreation btfilding in a the damage was done to win- ship Council to consider in- Ihe Woodmere School to the ical, in Ihe county." Mr. Cro- township juveniles have been nearby park earlier last year. dows and side-view mirrors stituting a parental responsi- Marlboro advisors continuing Investigation into nin said. "It was laughable lo arrested in connection with a Juveniles were arrested in The juveniles are also bility ordinance which would the case of Ihe pilfered piano think that he would flee. The weekend vandalism spree connection with both of those charged with malicious dam- make parents liable for dam- at the Sleelman School. judge makes the decision as here, according to township incidents. age to property, after they al- ages done by minor children. get list of projects Architect Robert Cook is to whether a defendant can police. legedly drove cars up on sev- Capt. Haege and Detective now deciding the best way to "We asked these kids why feave the jurisdiction. But we Two boys, one 16 and one eral lawns, according to po- William Lucia were the ar- MARLBORO - The town- gested that the committee , repair Ihe Woodmere roof, they did it." Capl Haege did not oppose the request." 17. were arrested last night lice here. resting officers. ship's new citizens advisory work on ways to codify all "but any method, observe d said, "and thry just couldn't Mr Higgins. who was re- on charges Ihey vandalized Other incidences of van- In other police matters. De- committee held its first meet- existing municipal laws. Raymond Proietli. board sec- give us any reason. The cars cently divorced, also faces six automobiles and did ma- dalism were reported over tective Lucia last night ar- ing last night, and it's already- Councilman Howard Klau retary, will be expensive The appeared to have been picked civil suits in which it is al- licious damage to several the weekend, including car rested a Neptune man wanted several months behind in its suggested that ihe committee estimate d cost of $50,000 has at random. There doesn't ap- leged that he has failed to properties. Detective Cap! vandalisms in neighboring In- for resisting arrest in the work. consider Ihe estabishmenl of been included in Ihe proposed pear to be revenge or any- pay outstanding bills to a lo- Gilbert Haege said last night. terlaken and damage done to township last October. The township council gave a recreation commission, as new school budget. thing like that as a motive " Ihe committee a list of three well as an ordinance which cal fuel oil company and a They were released lo their mailboxes and a trellis,.on Willie Stewart. 4309 IIih lop priority projects to work would enable the township to 1'olice are looking into Ihe New York men's furnishings parents pending hearings in The six cars vandalized last township properties, police Ave, Neptune, was arrested on. including a towing ordi- require an economic impact disappearance of a three-leg- store. juvenile court. Saturday night and early Sun- said. last night nn a motor vehicle nance to regulate lowing study for new developments ged, upright piano and sev- At his sentencing before Although part of the van- day morning were parked nn ("apt Haege said Ihe de- violation by Long Branch po- companies in Ihe township. in the township. eral desks taken from storage County Court Judge Donald J. dalism occurred in the Wana- Darlene Avenue. Judith partment had been trying to lice. Ihe possible creation of an Arthur Fried and Joseph areas at the Sleelman School Cunningham on Nov. 2.1. Mr. massa section of Ihe town- Court. Fairway Lane and beef up patrols in Ihe Wana- He is being held in lieu of Environmental Protection Sopornwski are co-chairmen sometime last month. Higgins said thai he was In fi- ship, police here said they Dwight Drive in the Wana- massa area due to repeated 1250 bail on that charge. Commission, and the creation of the committee, which in- Mr. Proietti said there was nancial and business straits, didn't believe that these in- massa area, police said. vandalism complaints from Township police then ar- of * new recreation program cludes Sidney I.eveson. Ar- no sign of forced entry inlo that his credit had been cut cidents were connected with Most of the cars damaged residents there. rested him for the October of- for leen-agers at the town- nold Wadler. Melvin Warren. the storage areas, and nil off and he was no longer able the rash of vandalisms tn cars were parked on the street, al- The increasing frequency of fense, for which he is to be aWp's new municipal center. Carol Abaya. Constance Mar- locks have since been to support his former wife in Wanamassa last Novem- though one was parked in a vandalous acts committed by arraigned today, township po- ber, or with the arson of a to addition. Ihe council sug- golin, and Howard Udell. changed. and five children. driveway, police said. Most of juveniles had brought Town- lice said. 14 SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1978 Late Penguin rush shocks Rangers NEW YOKKTAT) - Thirdperiod goals by Brian Spencer. Ru^Lde™-. and John PnTovosl powered the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 54 National Hockey League victory over the New York Rangers Monday night Tile Penguin! had stellar goaltendlng from Dune Wilson. Parting for the first time in 14 gamei. Dave Schultz gave Pittsburgh a l-» first-period advantage when he slid a backhander past New York goalie Wayne Thomas after Rick Kehoe had passed out from behind the NMeX°Vic\eers tied it for New York at U:B, tucking a rebound of a long shot fired by Don Murdoch, past Wilson Peter Mahovlich put the Penguins ahead again at 17:17 when Ranger defenseman Don Awrey lost the puck in his own zone, enabling Mahovlich to fire a 35-footer through Thomas' skates. \ In the third period, Spencer put Pittsburgh two goals ahead at I:U by skating around the New York net and firing the puck between Thomas' skate and the post. Pat Hickey's 20th goal of the season narrowed the margin at 5 55, but Anderson shot a 50footer from Just over the blue line which ripped over Thomas' left shoulder at 8:41. Once more the Rangers closed to within a goal as Murdoch scored from In close at 17:2). But Pronovosl added an empty-net insurance goal In the final SO seconds. Flyers i, Caaadlea. 1 Paul Holmgren, a seldomheralded right winger, gave the Philadelphia Flyers something they hadn't had In a while - a National Hockey League point from the Montreal Holmgren's quick shot from about 35 feet out eluded Canadiens goaltender Ken Bryden just one second before the final siren to give Philadelphia .a 3-3 tie. "Bobby Clarke won the draw back to Bill Barber," explained Holmgren, who has two gamewlnnlng goals for the Flyers this season and six overall. "Barber got it over to Bob Dailey. He Just passed it through and I don't know what he was trying to do. I was going for the net and I saw the puck come out and I Just saw It. The puck was rolling. It was a high shot and It kind CATASTROPHE — Adding Insult to in|ury, Pittsburgh Penguins' Dave as he sent the puck In the cage to score. Action came In first period of the of dropped and hit Dryden's arm and went in. Schultz (8) grins after spilling New York Rangers' goalie Wayne Thomas National Hockey League game at New York's Madison Square Garden. Atlanta J, Toreato 2 . The Flames had two goals from Bob McMillan and one each from Ed Kea, Richard Mulhern and Wllll Plett, and played a persistent checking game against the Leafs. MacMillan's second goal pounded into an empty net In Kentucky pounds Auburn, 101-74the final moments of the game. Ron Ellis and Darryl sutler scored for the Leafs.

By The Asstclated Press Kentucky snapped back with 10 consecutive points on foui There's nothing like a team that runs itself. You'd have Robey free throws and a tip-in. Robey finished with 20 points thought Kentucky Coach Joe Hall might just go on vacation College basketball while Claytor. a guard, had 17. NHL standings "Man. they were too much for us." said Auburn Coach or sit back and watch. WM.lt CONnilNCI CAMPalU. COMPIRIHCa "We played with a lot ol confidence. Our players played they got tired." Bob Davis. "The more they came off the bench, the better Nerrll DhflllM they got. We got several people hurt and had no chance. W L T PIS Of l III IH Butlolo 13 SS 144 104 Colorado I It I » 114 114 Glvens scored 25 points while Truman Claytor and Rick Pennsylvania over Morgan State 69-68. St. Francis-New York Moncrief added 21 to give the Razorback's their 13 victory Toronto SO 141 104 SI Louis IH n II • n n M in a row. Arkansas played without 6-foot-4 senior forward Cleveland II II I • 107 147 Minnesota n 103 Robey combined for 33 more to give Kentucky it s Uth in over Robert Morris 107-90. Southern Illinois over Drake 7269, t H New Orleans over Oklahoma City University 76-72, Wichita Marvin Delph, who was sidelined with a sprained knee. a row. Pittsburgh s. New Vork Rongeri 3 p.m. "We Just keep playing our game." Hall said. "We don't State over New Mexico State 71-70. Louisiana over Tennessee Marquette had 29 points from senior guard Jim Boylan. Atlonlo S. Toronto 1 Detroit ot Washington, 7:35 p.m. Montreal 3, Philadelphia 3. lie Montreal 01 Pittsburgh. 7:3S p.m. try to work on stopping what an opponent does. We just 121-87 and Jackson State over Grambling 109-70. Missouri started on a zone defense, temporarily throttlng Colorado ol Atlanta. I OS p.m. the national champion Warriors, who fell behind 13-8 in the Ntw York Ranger* at Boiton. 7:3S p.m Los Angeles at Butlolo. I OS p m play sound defense and play our game. This has been a Auburn trailed all the way against Kentucky, but pulled Colorado ol New York Illonden. 8 OS Philadelphia at Chicago. I 3S p.m good road trip .„ Our players tired more easily tonighl. to within 10 when Stan Pietkiewicz hit a long outside shot first six minutes. But Boylan hit 11 of his first-half shots Wednesday's Comet Toronto at Minnesota.! ISp.m II, Louis ol Vancouver, tl OS p m Everyone seemed tired, but they took themselves out when to make 77-67 with 7:44, loft to play. for 23 points and quickly shot the Tigers out of their zone. New vork Itlnnders at Cleveland. I OS Fever hits New Orleans Fliers solve NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Super Bowl madeness has The week really gets underway today when the National offlclallylnfected this bayou town. Conference-champion Cowboys, 23-6 winners over Minnesota, Not because of the arrival of the two combatants, the and the American Conferencechampion Broncos, 20-17 Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos, on Monday, but victors over Oakland, meet the first wave of an ever- because of the first of what will be hundreds— perhaps increasing torrent of sports writers flooding the scene. Roses' stall thousands-of streetcomer confrontations. BELMAR - Neptune High Joorth. Distractions, almost every Super Bowl coach says at one School, paced by Larry John- The only bright spot of the On the corner of South Clalborne Avenue and Poydras time or another, are his team's biggest problems. Dealing son, broke the St. Rose stall evening for the Purple Roses Street, in the shadow or the Louisiana Superdome, the scene with the overwhelming attention and the carnival at- early and came out with an came In the fourth quarter. of next Sunday's Super Bowl XII, stood two fans, one in mosphere of a Super Bowl city that can destroy his players' 8040 rout last night. They managed to outscore • silver Dallas shirt, the other in an Orange Denver shirt. concentration presents an almost Insurmountable task, the Neptune, 22-20 and hit the last coaches contend. The Scarlet Fliers, the eight points of the game. Jim "On the Chinese calander, it's the Year of the Ho "You have to learn how to live with Super Bowl week," number five team on the Walsh led the charge with rse," exclaimed the Denver fan, a neophyte in the area of Don Shula. whose Miami Dolphins lived with three of them, Daily Register's Top 10, col- eight points. Super Bowl rooting. once observed. "It's never easy, especially the first time." lected Its sixth win of the sea- "Cowboys ride horses," Dallas' supporter said coolly, son. The Purple Roses, last Johnson took game scoring displaying the aplomb of a fan who has seen it all before Now it's Denver's turn to face the first-time pressure. Only three Broncos have faced this special insanity—left offensive year's state Parochial "B" honors with 21 points. Ted (which he perhaps has, Dallas having been In three other champions, dropped to 4-8. . Riley pumped In 12 point and National Football League championships). tackle Andy Maurer, when he was with Minnesota; placekicker Jim Turner, with the New York Jets in Super St. Rose, as It had done Greg Newland and Keith "Yeah? Well Broncos throw Cowboys!" Denver's fan Bowl III. and, of course. Craig Morton, facing his old team with Asbury Park and Chris- Coleman added 10 points retorted, poking his finger at his adversary's chest. which he quarterbacked in Super Bowl V against Baltimore tian Brothers Academy, came each. "Broncos eventually get busted," was the next response. (and for which he rode the bench a year later against but in the stall in hopes to Walsh led St. Rose with 10 It's going to be that kind of week. Miami). slow down Neptune's running points. game. It didn't last long. 9 The Scarlet Fliers host The Purple Roses were par- Shore Conference "A" Divi- Falcons Pinkney leads in scoring tially responsible for the fail- sion North rival Wall Town- ure of the stall, turning the ship tonight. St. Rose travels Scoring 44 points in his last two games, Monmouth Re- Rich Scanlon are not only tied In average (15.7), but In field ball over 18 times in the first to Red Bank Catholic tomor- gional'* Jim Pinkney took over the individual county scoring goals (55) and free throws (31). half. row.

leadership In basketball based on games played through last PMrret - saml T PTI. « The Scarlet Fliers took ad- Saturday. Jim Pinkney. Monmouth . 11 IM M» vantage of those miscues and Steve lethune. Malowon U 70t 101 Johnson I It Sweeney MorcMollond. Oceon 20! started to run, run, run. Nep- Rlley > II Walsh "T. Pinkney has 188 points in nine games for a 20.9 average PoulHall, MlddlelownSo.. Holland I S Wade IV ».l 1 JeflPeros. Freehold Tw|i n.l tune built a seven point lead J 10 AUortlll and leads by a very .narrow margin over last week's scoring Sieve Orni.oil.CBA . , N II Coleman M 0 10 Purcell leader, Steve Bethune of Matawan, who slipped slightly to 20.8 Gary Tlfrney, Marlboro M at the end of the first quarter McRoe UcCann TomBroderlck. SI John It 7« Pearson Fornlcolo 0 ) 33 and increased the advantage Mark Cloth. Raritan 7S TAKE THAT - Duke University forward Eugene While 1 0 Marc Holland of Ocean moved back to third place with a TeoRiley. Nenli't.- II 117 to 36-14 at halftime. PenWon Bill Ooolty. Rumson FH It 141 Banks (20) takes the ball in for a dunk over Lehigh • lair il i 3 0 1 20 2 average followed closely by Mlddletown South's Paul Hall Bob Womble, Red Bonk . Ford Lorenio I 1 2 Chni Rose. Red Bonk 6 0 Unlversly forward Jeff Vandemark (24) during Things didn't get any better Dooley I 0 4 who jumped up to fourth with 20.1 per contest. Steve 7-elser, Wall 11 1(7 Thompson 31 the first half of their college basketball game 0 3 ! JiH Sloui. Holmdei I.) for St. Rose in the third quar- Cheevers 31 1 0 I Rich Sconlon, Holmdei li.l played last night. The Duke Blue Devils went on to Potlllo Jeff Peras of Freehold Township rounds out the top five Mike Scnwoftl. LunU Biu ter. The Fliers, with Johnson I ? 4 with a 19.7 average. Mike loroey. RRBC 51 !!! an easy 105-63 victory over the Lehigh Engineers In I n Tatols II 4 » i WalchWh . MonolopoMl n hitting for eight points, led by n 120 IH 13 J3 24 20 -to An oddity in the scoring is that Holmdel's Jess Stout and Include* garnet ol Jan 7 Durham, NX. 32 points going Into the ... • I 14 2J -JO Tennis's pSuper Bowl' proves nothing

NEW YORK (AP) - It was good theater, excellent tennis Connors and Borg readily agreed. marshmallow barons. The players' attempts to run them- and i massive exercise in meaninglessness. So what we wind up with is five days of entertaining tennis selves have been fruitless. Enlightened promoters such as The Grand Prix Masters, intended to be the Super Bowl among the eight best men players in the world, deciding WCT's Lamar Hunt run Into constant red tape. and World Series of professional tennis, came to a shattering nothing. Except for the money involved—$400,000 over-all, Who really is No. 1? climax at Madison Square Garden Sunday by running Into $100,000 first prize—the event provided little more Impact On the basis of 1»77 performances—not 1978—the title a brick wall. than a series of pleasant exhibitions. It was show business. seems to rest between VUas and Borg. It wound up nowhere in efforts to determine the No. 1 WILL Vilas was the workhorse of the year. Before his default men's player of 1977.. If the sponsors wish to maintain any sort of credibility, Friday, he had won 14 tournaments, including the French and U.S., and had 83 victories In his last 84 matches. Here's all It proved: GRJMSLEY they must make drastic changes before the next Masters. They must Implement rules forbidding players to make a Borg won Wimbledon. He played World Team Tennis most —On any given day in a bestof-three set match, Guillermo mockery of the tournament as Vilas did with his "sore of the summer. Connors won the WCT, skipped most of the VUas can beat Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg can beat Vilas ankle" and Borg with his "instant flu," each defaulting Grand Prix; picked his spots and engaged in headtohead and Connors can beat Borg. matches that didn't affect the finals. They must return to challenge matches. He lost to Borg at Wimbledon VUas at —The players are still bigger than the game. The charades to be admired despite his sometimes obnoxious mannerisms. the year at hand and go to five sets. Forest Hills that Vilas and Borg staged with questionable ailments after —In tailoring the matches' to meet network television Efforts to legitimize the two players' excuses hit a hollow Traditionally individual tennis supremacy has been based they bad clinched final berths made a farce of the tour- desires—reducing even the final to best-of-three sets instead ring. Vilas showed no effects of an ankle injury in his match on performances in the socalled Grand Slam—Australian, against Borg. Borg spent his day of recuperation not with nament. Both should have been compelled to play or default. of the traditional championship standard of best-offive and French, Wimbledon and the U.S. championships, rigorous rest and medication but making a commercial and indulging Their private little game of temporary "sickitls" was an In moving the finals from early December to early January best-of-ftve set tests against te -world's best. This has been In an hour's hard practice: Insult to the fans who paid as much as $20 a ticket and to avoid conflict with football—the sponsors deprived the diluted somewhat by rise of the pro circuits. Professional tennis has burgeoned Into an unwieldy giant a black eye for the sponsors. event of any clout, VUas and Borg definitely have better over-aU records, but so quickly that it Is being allowed to run amok. No one seems for a single match on a single day with a big prize at stake, -The oft-maligned Connors emerged with a halo as well "No way It can decide No. 1 for 1977." Insisted Vilas. "This to have the power to harness It. The international and give us Jimmy Connors, the gut fighter. H tennis operated as • crown around his head—a gutsy alley fighter who has Is 1978." national federations always have been—and still are— as does boxing, they might never knock him off. SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1978 The DMaVRegMBT IS Undefeated AsburyPark still thefone9 Wkh oae exception, there it no change among the top tian Brothers Academy team. The Colts overcame the SI Unbeaten Freehold, with a SM7 verdict over Point Prep, the Rockets, and Freehold Township, with a ntrrow « Unu la the Daily Register's Top 1* baaed on games Rote suit to beat the Purple Rotes, JIM Friday. Pleasant Beach its latest victory, remained in sixth, but 47-45 win over Uanasquan, round out this week's Top 10 Ply played through Saturday but there has been a shuffle Red Bank Regional kept a bold on third place, a 71-54 Long Branch moved up to seventh after being in ninth a DAILY REGISTER among the bottom teams rout of Holmdel giving the team its ninth win of the sea- week ago. The Brtnchers crushed Middletown North. 65-46. TOP* Unbeaten Attary Park High School holds on to the am. for Its tilth win L Astary Park (1-0) I. FreckeU (1-0) number oae portion at it hat done since the start of the MMdletown South, a 57-51 victor over Hatawan Region- Marlboro and Wall Township, who were seventh and : CM (ii) 7. Uag Breach <*•») "•aw. The Blue Bishops made Manalapan their eighth tl. jumped to fourth replacing Neptune, which fell to fifth eighth respectively last week, both suffered defeats and >. Met Bank Reg. i I. SI. Jtaa Vltaaey (M) victim by a S8-J7 verdict The Scarlet Fliers got their fifth victory by betting Rah- dropped out of the TOp 10. 1 MMdleUwi Swath (!•») » R.rlUi (6-4) The number two spot belongs to the once beaten Chris- Un.H-M St. John Vlanney, a M-47 winner over SI. Benedict's J. Neptue (SI) 10 IrrrMdTwp. (H) Baseball puts talent Lions enter market into draft grab bag for new grid coach NEW YORK (AP) - Bate trades. drift, which in military terms PONTIAC, Mich (AP) - The Detroit Lions frequent criticism when the team's perfor- ban, the slow, lazy summer "We're definitely going to could be described as a bunch staged a long-expected house cleaning late mance Is mentioned The last time Detroit was game, alto plays the tortoise build through the farm system. of 4-F rejects. Monday by firing Coach Tommy Hudspelh in the playoffs was 1970 when it comes to developing Last year we had one minor "We're sitting in the cat-bird and the entire eightman staff of the National player talent. Don't expect any- Hudspeth coached little more than a full league team; now we have seal wondering why this has to Football League team. body picked at today's amateur four. And In five years we hope season. Hit firtl game as Lions head coach be such a lean year." said The firings renewed rumors that ex-San draft to be a somebody this to have a group of players that was the fourth game of Ihe 1976 season. Wahle. Francisco 4ters Coach Monte Clark will be (he will make us very respective The Major League Scouting There will no Tony Dorsetts Lions' next coach. Ford said he has the highest personal regard "You have to look at the re- Combine rates Michael Lebo. a The rumors surfaced a week ago and Clark, for Hudspeth. railing him "an outstanding - Dorset! was a 1,000-yard 10-year-old catcher from Mid- gainer for the Dallas Cowboys turn on your investment. For who resigned last year as coach of the 4»ers. Individual." us right now, buying free dletown, Pa, as the best pros- refused to comment on the reports. Radio In his rookie season in the Na- "For the sake of the loyal Lions fans and agents won't make that much pect available The ltpol-5,220- station WJR reported the NFL club will call tional Football League. There Ihe general good of the football team, we just difference in the standings. But pound Lebo, who dropped out of a news conference within 4X hours to announce will no Kareem Abdul Jabbars felt change was necessary at this time." Ihe when the time comes, and If the University of South Caro- the appointment of Clark. — Abdul Jabbar turned the ex- owner said. the free agent system is still lina, has "big power and strong But all Lions owner William Clay Ford pansion Milwaukee Bucks into arm," according to one Nation- around, then we'll spend the would say was that "the Lions plan to name The existing contracts of Hudspeth and his champions of the National Bas- money if we calculate that al League scout. ketball Association in his sec- a new head coach in the near future." staff will be honored Hudspeth signed a these players could get us Into The Blue Jays also have Lebo Ford announced the dismissals less than a three-year contract before Ihe 1977 season ond pro season. first or second place." Baseball Is the simmer game highly regarded, along with month after his team finished a mediocre 68 Hudspeth replaced Rick Forzano, who as well as the summer game — "But that's Just the icing on Jim Haler, a slugging first HUDSPETH FIRED - Detroit Lions' head coach season. Detroit finished in third place in (he lit talent must warm up slowly. the cake. First we have to build baseman who left the Univer- Tommy Hudspeth talks with Lions' Len Barney National Conference Central Division behind resigned, as coach of the Lions. sity of Miami, and David Greir. (20) on Oct. 10, in Hudspeth's first game as Lions' Hudspeth's staff included BUI Belichick. "the baseball draft Is not a foundation." the 1-5 records of Minnesota and Chicago. a light-handed pitcher who head coach, a game which the Lions' won. Yes- Rollie Dotsch. Wally English. Ed Hughes. nearly the equalizer that the Not much of the foundation is dropped out of (he University of terday Lions' owner William Clay Ford announced Untouched by Monday's purge was Lions' draft in basketball and football Bernie Miller. John Payne. Floyd Reese and Maryland. that Hudspeth and eight-man staff had beet] fired. General Manager Russ Thomas, a target of arc," said Elliott Wahle, ad- expected to come from today's Frill Shurmur. ministrator for player personnel with the Toronto Blue Jays, who had the first selection in the 13th annual winter draft today. Trailer-Camping Show attracts 97 exhibitors There is a greater disparity between amateur and profes- ASBURY PARK - More than IN models of King's Highway motor home. Including the 32-foot In addition, the show will be loaded with other An added attraction this year is a continuous sional talent in baseball that in the latest recreational vehicles on the market will highway luxury vehicle which sells for about 1978 motor homes, travel trailers, mini-motor- half-hour film of how to buy and service a recrea any other major team sport. be exhibited for four days starting Thursday in the 146.200. the most expensive in the* show. It is la- homes, tent campers, van conversions, truck tlonal vehicle and what to look for when buying an One reason is that the colleges 10th annual New Jersey Trailer-Camping & Sport vishly furnished with all the modern conveniences campers, sporting goods and camping equipment. RV. Every type of recreational vehicle will be don't produce major league Show In Convention Hall. of a well-equipped apartment. shown. caliber players like they do for The show has attracted (7 exhibitors. Including The least expensive is the $1,200 fold-down tenl The entire first floor and arcade of the spacious basketballand football. Another 23 dealers, 26 campground operators and 48 retai- trailer exhibited by Kerr Kampers of Dunnelen. oceanfronl auditorium has been reserved for the Show times are 1 to 10 p.m. Thursday and reason Is that there is less spe- lers of related outdoor equipment, many of them To be shown {or the (Irsl time are hitches for large recreational vehicles. The second floor will Friday, II a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to cialization in basebair Host coming from as tar away as Maine and Florida. down river rafts, new CBs for trailer caravans, an contain the smaller campers and retail exhibits. 7 p.m. Sunday. General admission is $2.75. with baseball players must master Among the new dealers in the exhibition which RV rental service for vacations in Florida and All available exhibition space has been sold, direc- children under six accompanied by an adult admit- offensive and defensive skills, began here in ION is King's Highway, Inc. of Sho- campgrounds from Maine. South Carolina and Vir- tor James J. McLaughlln said, assuring the suc- ted free. Youngsters six lo 12 will be admilted for all of which have intricate sub- kan, NY., which will show three models ol the ginia cess of the show. II and students 13-18 will enter for 12 leties on the major league lev- - el As a result, Toronto, the worst team in baseball last sea- Monmouth Coaches push field goal change son, will probably be No. 26 again this year, once again ATLANTA (AP) - The na- The membership of the A n o I h e rrecommendation Some long-range field goal However, Cliff Speegle, com- winning the booby prize of first seeks 3rd tion's college football coaches American Football Coaches As- from the coaches to Ihe NCAA kickers found they got better missioner of the Southwest Con- pick In the 1170 January draft. recommended Monday that col- sociation voted 155148 - with Included making a new or distance with a used or scuffed- ference, which had exceptional This doesn't faze Peter Ba- leges adopt the professional 10 undecided — In favor of a unused football mandatory. up ball. kickers in Arkansas' Steve vasi, one of the brightest young cage win rule and turn the ball over at new rule on missed long-range Little. Tony Franklin of Texas executives in the game. Bavasi the line of scrimmage following field goals The AFCA Rules A&M and Russell Erxleben of Is patiently constructing a win- WEST LONG BRANCH - a missed field goal from out- Committee then voted 11-5 and Texas, said balls used in SWC ner in Toronto. Hit approach is Monmouth College will play side the 20-yard line sent II on to the NCAA, which games met all the NCAA speci- the Southampton College Sports Schedule to build through the farm sys- At present, such a miss is an has the final say. fications. basketball team today at S loon Rlvfr South al Lokrwood tem and the amateur draft, but automatic touchback with (he At the same time, the AFCA Southern al Tom* River North The AFCA voted against rec- p.m. at Monmouth College. Jochionol Brick 1 oot through the shoot-for-the- ball going over to the other Rules Committee voted 12-2 I DIVMMA ommending that klckoffs in moon re-entry draft that auc- The Hawks are 2-7 and Long Brooch ot Middif town South Atbury Pork al Wono»auan team at its 20. against a proposal to Institute a Middl+iown North ot Mofowon Monmoulh ol Polnl Pleoianl Bora made from the 35 Instead of the tions off stars like Reggie Jack- led by BUI Fay, the captain Wall 01 NtfHunt Murialapan at Freehold Towntnip Dave Nelson, athleticdirector tie-breaker, even though the Alovth Marlboro ol Rumion FH 40, In addition, the AFCA mem- son and Don Gullet! who is average 14 points at the University of Delaware membership favored it by an Ctnlroi at Howtll C OlyliM bership voted 194-97-33 that all Lokewood 01 Tomi Rlvtr South Kevport at Red BOOK He also knows that the per game, seven assists and and secretary of the Rules overwhelming vote of 178-21-15. Toms Rivtr North at Southtrn Shore at Henry Hudton motion must be away from the five steals. „ Brick ot Jackson Holmdel ot Keantborg January amateur draft, which Committee,saldthe recommen- However, Nelson said his • OtVttlM Moncheiter ot Freehold neutral zone at the snap, but NCAA committee would consist- Munaiojuon at Aibury Pork the Rules Committee voted lft-0 makes eligible principally Jun- Ex-Keyport High School dation was "a mandate from Poinl Piecnool Bo/oof Monmoufh ior college ballplayers, Is not as the coaches that something be er both sides at next week's Frtftiold Township ot Monoipon ITP.T against it. basketball star, Nick Russo Rumion FM ol Marlboro SI Johnnlit Mary'llSAI fertile as the June draft, which done about long field goals." . meeting. C OIVltlM Cellete MeketWI Is alto contributing. "He RMtoreega'y Rid Bonk at Ktypori Stockton J.v at Sroofcdaie At present, motion may be offers the top high school and "has been playing very much Nelson's group will meet next Nelson said the coaches Htnry Hudson al Short Soulhhamplon ol Monmoum parallel to the line of scrim- college prospects. Kfontburg ot Holmdel I0M0KH0* like he did In high school," ampton team averaging 15 week to act on the recommen- turned down a number of al- Frtchom a< Manchester imluMi mage at the snap but forward "Our model is the Kansas points per game, dation, along with other sugges- ternatives before settling on the St. Role ol Red Bonk Catholic coach Ron Komegay said. SI Jotepti i ITRI ot Point pieoionl Mater 0*1 01 Keoniburg million is prohibited. City Royals," Bavasi said by "The last two games he tions. pro rule for a missed field goal. Inn Wreittme. The Hawks lost their last SI. Mary I ISA) ot St John Wall al Tomi River South A n o t h e rrecommendation telephone Monday from his To- scored 17 and IS two games by nine points "I can't make book on wheth- They voted overwhelmingly Track Snore al Monoiquon from the AFCA to the NCAA is Red tank at AMHiry Pork CBA nt Neptune ronto office. "They built them- points.respectively." each, but according lo Kor- er we'll adopt it," he said, "but against narrowing the goal Monmoulh at Rorlton Ktypori al Monmoulh - that a team.be charged with a selves Into division champions posts from the present 23 feet, Motowanal CBA Freehold at Rumion F H Six-foot guard BUI Can- negay, "we're ready to turn I don't think we'd even consid- Olrli teaettoell Kfontburg at Point Pieaianl Beach time out If any player has to in eight years through their er it if the coaches hadn't sup- 4 Inches to the 18-6 distance tteWM Red Bonk Catholic ol SI. Joieph > (IRI non leads the 8-4 South- the season around." M.MIeiown South ot Long Branch Si. JMKI ol Moimdel replace a tearaway jersey farm system and judicious ported it.". which was In effect until 1959. Moluwon ol WicMlf lo^n North Tomi River North ol Middletown North more than once. Nelson said Wall ol Neptune aim keui.tx.ii Keoniouraat Maltr Del the University of Texas spenl Connell first Howell at Ctnlroi SI Role at Red Bonk Cotnolit 113,000 on tearaway jerseys. Mahre skis to 2nd in ice race NETCONG — Danny Connell of Shrewsbury took first place, and John Larsen of Sayrevllle took second place in the in Cup standings North Shrewsbury Ice Club's Cal Smith Memorial DN fleet race at Lake Hopalcong. ZWIESEL. West Germany (AP) - Phil followed by Peter Aelllg. a Swiss youngster Connell scored five and a half points placing first in three Mahre, the rising young American ski star, with little experience in World Cup races, who of five races. He took second place In the other two. has vaulted Into second place in the over-all clocked 1:54.12. World Cup standings and established himself Only one other American, Robert Hill of Larsen scored nine points placing first in two races. Dave as a strong contender for a medal at the World Rutland. Vt.. officially was listed as a finisher, Hadley ot Shark River Hills was third place overall with II Alpine Championships later this month. placing 25th. points. He placed second in the second race. Meanwhile, at Los Mosses, Switzerland, The North Shrewsbury club will compete next Sunday In Mahre. coming off a secondplace finish the hometown favorite Llse-Marle Morerod, the the Eastern Ice Yacht Association Championships at Lake day before, finished a strong third In a slalom defending women's World Cup champion, won Hopatcong. Iceboat clubs from all over the Eastern United race behind Sweden's defending world a giant slalom race. Morerod, skiing only nine States will participate in the race that will feature all nine champion Ingemar Stenmark and Italian miles from her native village, slashed through classes. youngster Mauro Bernard!. Stenmark fought a tricky course and dense Ihe two runs in a total time of 2:59.31 to beat The Shrewsbury Sailing Club and the Long Branch Ice- fog to clock 1 minute. 52.39 seconds for two Hanni Wenzel of Liechtenstein, who was boat and Yacht Club both of Oceanport will be other area runs and win his sixth straight World Cup race clocked in 3:01.73. Maria Epple of West dubs participating in the championships. this season. Germany finished third in 3:02.52. Current World Cup leader Annemare The victory gave Stenmark ISO points in the Moser-Proell, a downhill specialist, finished nm nn - I. JOM Lornn (Sayrvillel; I Oowty Cwmeli IUvtwt.1 J Hen* over-all standings to 72 for Mahre, who shot seventh, while the top American was Cindy WH&c5ia7acl-"."oimll. I Oove Hodlty (Morn *lvtr MIMil; 1. Um> put Italian downhill ace Herbert Plank (70) tMMran- I. Comwlll. LOfHfi; 1. Don A worm iMIddldooni Nelson of Lutsen, Minn., also considered FaurHtriiFHi n - 1.. Connell:: 1 too GGorrlno g (Woinlnglen Croiilng. Pol I. LorMtl with his finish Monday. FlfinlLorMn;!! . ConnellCll .JG J.Gorrlnol . stronger In downhill, who placed 11th. Bernard! clocked 1:53.50, and'Mahre, of "I was really geared up this time," said White Pass, Wash., finished at 1:53.56. Morerod. "When I lost In Madonna di Cam- "I am very happy with this weekend here plglio (In Italy last month), I almost fell at Zwiesel," Mahre said after crossing the asleep." Sportewriters' banquet' Jan. 22 finish line. "I am satisfied with my current form, and If everything goes well. I should Tickets fer the New Jersey Sperts Writers aaaatl bit get a shot at a medal In Garmlsch (site of Met, which wlU heeer amatear tad prefessltaal athletes, are the world championships). Televised sports •MmitJMe. TODAY The haatjael will be heM Jaa. tt at the Plaes Mater, HI. "Placing second and third In two tough races HOCKEY — NHL, Rangers vs. Bruins, 8 p.m. n hi Bibs*, htghiHV •< > :* •»••• within two days makes me feel really good. Channel I These tettotag tlefcets It the haaqiet, which will hare CLEAN SWIEP— Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark makes his way through I might have done better today, but my second athletes art spent persMuUUes preseit, gates In the special slalom. Stenmark's victory In the special slalom com- run was not quite as smooth as I would have BASKETBALL - NBA, Knicks vs. Check Titttthsw al The baaTy pleted a clean sweep of all three men's world cup ski race? n West Ger- liked it," the 20-year-old Mahre said. Trail Blazers, 11 p.m. Channel 9; College, many, and gave him a chance to win his third straight World Cup title. Plero Gros of Italy was fourth at 1:53.18. Princeton vs. Seton Hall, 8 p.m. Channel 52. 11 SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JANUARY 10. 1978 Rutgers to entertain William and Mary that his team wouM -surprise • few NEW BRUNSWICK - A tough inlersectloaal Park. Pa. The last four games at home have all rebounds a game He had 21 points on S-of 7 from tattle will take place tonight when a surprisingly been victories the field and ll-of 11 from the line and aine strong William and Mary basketball team faces rebounds in the upset victory over North Carolina •Our fans will see an exciting brand ol basket- Rutgers at the new Rutgers Athletic Center Rutgers All-American hopeful James Bailey ball and a team which will continue to Improve." has been one of the keys to the Scarlet Knight suc- Three other seniors have been helping Low- noted Parkhill This group has not experienced a The Indians, off to their best start since IMI. cess The M junior is averaging over 24 points and enhapt with the offense Skip Parnell. a t-4 for- tone season at William and Mary The seniors have won nine of their first II games (excluding dose to 18 rebounds a game He had one of the ward Is averaging close to II points and seven her/now are the ones who started a winning aril- Saturday's game with East Carolina) and cap- best games of his career almost three weeks ago rebounds a game while guards Hike Enoch and tude a winning tradition at the college They have tured both the Bngham Young Classic and Tan- at the Rutgers Athletic Center when he scored M Jack Arbogast are averaging 11.2 points and «0 given the program a positive direction." gerine Bowl tournament titles By far their biggest points and grabbed IS rebounds aginst Manhattan points, respectively victory of the season, however, was a 78-75 deci- The center spot is manned by Sophomore Ted So far Parkhill has been almost IN percent sion over NCAA runner-up North Carolina. Forwards Holhs Copeland and Abdel Anderson OGorman The M native of White Plains. NY is correct have teamed up with Bailey to form one of the contributing six points and five rebounds a game The W&M Rilgers contest, scheduled for an I "William and Mary is playing very good bas- best front lines in the East Copeland is averaging for the Indians p m start, will be carried locally by ketball," says Scarlet Knight coach Tom Young . 17 points and six rebounds while Anderson is just a WCTC/WMGQ 1454 AM/M J FM and the Rutgers "Obviously their win over North Carolina showed step behind with 12 points and six rebounds a One lone New Jersey product on the Indian student station. WRSU-dd.7 FM. how well they're actually playing " game squad is «-5 freshman forward Scott Whilley of Union. The freshman is averaging three points and The Rutgers women's basketball team will Rutgers is returning home with a 7-1 record The Indians, under rookie coach Bruce Park- two rebounds a game in a reserve role stan the evening of basketball with the jayvee (excluding Saturday's game with Massachusetts) hill, are led by All-American hopeful John Low- squad facing William Palerson at 4 p m The var- Parkhlll. an assistant coach at William and after a tough two-game road stretch that included enhaupt of Forest Hills. NY The 8 5 senior for- sity teams square off at 8p.ro. ••Iky a rugged 81-71 loss to Penn State at University ward is averaging over 20 points and seven Mary for the past five years, predicted during the New Haven gets much-traveled Sheehan Guess who is tack? Well, he really hasn't been away from Dave Farrish is teamed with Mario Marios and (Larry) hockey but Bobby Sheehan. the lovable much-traveled Bobby Sacharuk with (John) Bednarski Sheehan Is now playing for New Haven of the American These four form the defense corps and are spelled occa- Hockey League. sionally by Ken Murray who is owned outnght by New Haven No. that does not make Sheehan property of the New The Nighthawks are 18-17-5 on the year York Rangers. He is owned outright by the Nighthawks. ED SHOTS FROM THE POINT Roy Mlakar. executive director of public relations for the —Ken Hodge has scored three goals and has added 10 as- Rangers top farm affiliate, said yesterday that Sheehan's consists in II games More importantly Hodge has seven points in tract was purchased from Indianapolis of the World Hockey WALSH his last four contests. Association. —Islanders Rookie sensation Mike Bossy has not taken a "We sold Jimmy Troy to Edmonton of the WHA. " Mlaker penalty so far. said. "So when Sheehan became available we jumped at the —You can tell Walt Tkaczuk is having a good year for the chance and bought him for .cash." Rangers. He scored on a 60-foot slap shot last week in Min- He went on to say that Sheehan was a little disappointed in New Haven Friday evening. nesota Tkaczuk can score from in close bul his long shot by the move. Hardy Astrom. who the Rangers sent down for much won't break a pane of glass "He was having a good year and was third in scoring on needed work has won six games in a row while in the nets. —Hope Rangers Eddie Johnstone isn't like the baseball his team but the Pacers needed money badly and they offered Astrom also has fashioned two shutouts (tied for the league rookie who hits 400 the first lime around the league then Sheehan to us," Mlaker pointed out. lead) and leads all other goalies with a I 71 goals against av- when pitchers find his weakness hold him hitless over a 25 at- Meanwhile the Nighthawks have won their last four in a erage bat span Johnstone going into last night's game against Pitts- row and five out of six They trail Philadelphia by two points He has allowed 12 goals in seven games burgh is struggling In the race for second place Both teams begin a home-and- Mlaker quickly gave credit to the defensemen in front of —St Louis' Garry Unger has passed the 750 consecutive home scries tomorrow night in Cherry Hill and resume action Astorm game mark and still counting Aaron: No heart disease evident By The AsawtaUrf Press Bayamon The announcement Association champ Roberto before the seventh round of Instead, he busies himself was made by promoter Don Dunn of Panama in a nation- the scheduled 15 round title traveling around the country, Medical tests on Heary Aa- King ally-televised bout from Cae- encounter scouting (or the National Bas- na. major league baseball's BASKETBALL ketball Association Sonics. home ma king, show no evi- Since he was fired as head who have bounced back in- dence of heart disease, a hos- World Boxing Council light- Sports briefscoach of the stumbling credibly since he was re- pital statement aays. weight champion Eitaban De- Seattle SuperSonics.. B*b H»p- leased as coach Nov. 30 Al Aaron. 41, a vice president Jesas of Puerto Rico pre- sars Palace on Jan. 21 kias has avoided seeing a bas- that time, the Sonics had live with the Atlanta Braves, en- dicted a knockout victory DeJesus said Monday he ketball game featuring his victories and 17 losses (or the tered Piedmont Hospital last when he meets World Boxing thinks he can take Duran out team season. Tuesday after complaining of Now. under new Coach Len- chest aad leg pains ny Wilkens, the team is IM. Right Now! The results of earlier tests For the season, the Sonics are You can borrow against were not released, but a hos- College basketball results 20-20 the equity in your home to: pital statement issued yes* • 'TMAMMHrMPrtM Sm.tn Rex Hagkei Jr.. basketball FlarfOa AIM " BfnfttiH »« Pembroke U E'o«*#, • Pay off accumulated bills! terday said a test of Aaron's ElUOMUi Oty SIU Foyrtlfwillf S' 1» G«0rg»O iW U Og.-morp* w ia-nio'dfl' SCoro Srfi OT coach at Kent State Univer- coronary arteries indicated I WMio-tl D.f- Gctrgia W M OtOffio V W- • • SIMM >} AHunfit CnriaAJ sity (or ]ty years: was re- Take care of tuition expenses! Otorg.o rr was expected to be released SI FfOntn.NY W, Robert Momt rf, N AioOamo 64 Dulek said Mike Boyd. an "Reitz (its the category." from the hospital this morn il Franco. Pa *• Morgan Si * Longwoadllii NCoroG'MnNCGM w assistant coach (or the past CALL US for quick confidential service Sacrtd Htor) M. Aiiumpiiori It Martha" 101 JOCkiQAviMfH MIDWIST said Rapp at a news lunch- Uipptry RKk 13. Po.nl Pork '9 Mart Mill at Milligon ppd snow B'Od'fy *0 W Tf«o» StS' three years, would take over on secondary mortgage loans! SCorwMKtkuttf. Krt**&iM KMIul'i C">*'4 Groat Maian ChnVm \t II M.noi st K i *L - eon "He hustles well and has M*fs Pomât U DovHILipuomDtJ w*itmar &i NCcwo Wnmiftglo" '3 Appglocfi. - of the 70's." Rico, will defend his crown DavtOion •> fur man *1 N Georgia)• LoG<-onge Co" S> Morqueti* 0 Wnuu" V to Kent State in August 1974 NormernStal SDoaota Spr.noiieiO against Alois Arguello of Duk* lOi Letitgn 6J NoKtnlut MtmiOrlfoni't Ok'Oftoma C>»* OruoDomot B.oConflt OOd ino<* SOCCER E Tcnnttto* Si M. Autlin Peoy M NitholM 31 74 Lovitiono Col 61 Si OlafU Cortetontl where he was an assistant Nicaragua Jan 28 in nearby Wit Eou C'airt W Augui'ono S O A new conference and divi- Mil Green Boy tfjl Monia'rj St 65 coach New low Xavief.LO ID ind.onn Pu'auf " sion formal has been devised XOwitr O"'O 10' Jorin Carroll '! BASEBALL for the 1978 N.rt. Anericai SOUTHWEST Former major' league in NHL AixteneCnrull E Ne« Mencoe' Setter Leagae season, il was summaries Arkontoil' Mo SI LounAS lielder Deals Meake was announced by Commissioner «\rkonMlCoi«6 Coi ol tn» Oia'*\ »•» named manager of the Dune- monthly 1 1 I— i 1 I I-I 1 I t-ft Ar«on*0»-L't'ip (tot* I •* O'l'O'dSi Phil Woosnam SrXtavm i i I-I t I t-1 1 I 1-1 ArkonwtTeCri'a Ark-Moniict'lO M din Blue Jays of the Class A nm »>•*•.•#-,. p.rt»ura«. sctwiu « Ftrtt Prnoo-l. Montrtoi Gomey I F*r»l Ptfiofl-t Tofoflto Emt U Bayior 71, Tat at A(M*1 With the addition of six new .MMt.CVO.II UPaooit.e^-Borro^ IJoryi* EngWoml i i* J Monrr«o> Cen'Arhortun 71 Hardn Hoot* t iCrwrtro-, RotninooCo>f| The announcement was Sacan* •triad- j. H«« fort, vichtrt 11 7 Hi Houle Mon 1 II. J Motion, Pn, SI Mory I. T|BO$7J. ences. the American and Na- payments... (MurtJach.Tkacivkl.ISA i-Pintaurgn J It Gflinev Mon moior. f IJ. LOflfOtr Mtond PfOd-3 Atlanta. MocM'Han M made yesterday by Dunedin's tional, featuring three divi- Nkafwwlicft U iCOurl. II 27 Prnattit*- ry.PfM.I V engbiom. Mon n U i.on M tS.-rt©w"l S II 4. Atlonla Wuiht'i S SMUM °c*»i parent team, the Toronto F«4k> NV 4 Jt. Nrw York Mncn i»c ved Itotrry Ph. 1' 41 (Gould Ctftnvnlt II i| Penoi«>ci-Nonr SW Turn III Doilat Bapi vi sions ol (our teams each, the OV Mawasch. 14 41 VOdrtO.V NY 1} 4j Second PeriM-4. Pnn.P>r motor man t [McCortfiyl 1 7] S. VO'itrroi Te.oi Tech 64 TCU S» Eastern. Central and Western H a. F»tru. Nr.motof '• M tambtrt 7 (LarouCt*). floti(Rfon). •> J6 p II m t Atlanta PieU a FAR WEST League divisions TMr« ?**—-*. PHtiowf 9*1, Scwrtcer a Penoltiet—K>ndrochuk Pni mmof moior (Va>» It 1] 7, Atlanta MocMiHan I? Cai Poly SLO H Hay«ord St)J iProMvosi. MaMvlicM f U i New 3 4S. HiMbrougti. Won minor maior iCltmtnf, Krol •• 41 Penomei-E"n Lew'lft Oor»f* oohcCoi/' Willie NcCavey has reached FOOTBALL Compare: york.Hk**»»(Ov(h«>y OtBiimi S SS 1 *i JOf Wotton Pni « |J; jarw 'ft N Ar.rona M as a baseball player and says. LOAN MONTHLY Third Period—*, Pftiiodtipnia, Moim- rants 7 ltS-8 Utah n Nev Reno TO tional playof( between the top PERCENTAGE arm * (Do«l*y. Clork] H if Penotly- rVefie* 5' 7s. Chico St V "I've sacrificed to be where I AMOUNT PAYMENT RATE TERM Goot*«»-Ptnii>Kg« Saitjm.Pn. • if. Gooi.ei-Atlanta Belongt' T or o-io w-cn.taSt'i NtwWmctSl ' four teams in the Associated Gaahei—PftilodeisHio Poren' ton r A—U,-at5 Wyoming 100 Roowvtlt *1 am." Press poll to determine colle- trtot. 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Able to WOMAN WISHES HOUSEWORK OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME rebuilt four-cfUnotof- rtattvtod •nolns, wufk with retail custormn. onfit with iltlon of patrol perion Appllcotloni lime salaried poiillon Those Inter pcover,l75 Coll after | p.m. flooring, powtr brajujt, Roily* wti.li, t*7S - 3S0 VI, automatic, buchtt fronw, drlvt MMrt, trontmlislofi, front may be obtained from the Police deik ested may tend o detailed reiume to Very Dependable 14141M 542-1700 vinyl ml. Ut/MUHH, II.MM itort dlipiay ond buying Sahxy open nt Sill after 7 p.m. mlM. tun. C«l Mnn « o m lo 7 MOtl. air condlllonlna. AM/FM tight •nd micrnbiv wllti axli and drlvt. roar Brlille Furniture. Hwy TO. Brlelle In the Ocoonpori Municipal Building, PO BON 131. Colti Neck, NJ. 07777. » HOUR SERVICE tract Eictiltnt condition. U700 14] •nd nitmbly, ml»ctllontout rtbvllt m MorMTwuhS Blvd.. Oceonport, N I attention Morion Kleiner. JIOH Tv/ - GE coniolerte, 1100 portit , LLow prlcn. Coll ofltr T p.m.. 3M300, oik tor Mr. Newman. ereo HI Fl with AM/FM radio ond Application* will be occepted up lo REGISTERED NURSE - Relief * deck. Spanish Provincial cabinet. FURNITURE — Complete dining CHEVELLE MALItU IW4 - Elo NVFNTORY HELP WANTED Ont midnight Jan V. ItTI 55 Situations Wanted room ict. complete den. like new dpy only, Mon. Jon. 14. No prior m- work, 117 Please call for on oppolnt •» monthi old, must sacrifice. 1100 cylindor. low-door, air conditioni OLD5MOBILE 1*77 - Startlrt >V744« ENGINE- with rtbullttram- Clarence W. CoMntlno 147H)l« Male 7 17*0 MUST SELL *H»0 lo» both S47 »S4 •now Urn. Undtr JO.000 miles. E Loadtd. 11X00 mlwi. Mlnf condition. mMilon, m rnr out ol 1970 Chora*' perttnee needed. Accurate ond de- Chief of Police alltnt condrtlon. tMB. 171 Oil. Air. AM/FM iftrto, outamatlc. Bnt Asking »3Wor btiiofffr. 3M-3t». tendoblt people to help out one doy FXPERIFNtet) Moor «a.e> and offtr ovtr S4000 141-4*75 anortp.m only Apply Inprrtonto ilore manoocr PORTER M/W - For nurtlng home Daily-Sunday FURNITURE CHEVROLET CHEVELLE Si IfTJ - at Child World Inc. Hailet Ploia. Rt Furniture m o fraction above co»1 Any All wMte, powtr brakn/Btoorlng, oir, OLDSMOBILE WAGON - IH7, pow 3). Hailet. N.J. _ _ ol frlnae beneflti. Oo nome brand avoliotle. such o* Ben AM/FM. Vfiv-I. CHjon tattrlorTblut. *f ttttrlna, powtf brakn d tlrn 6 Auto Rtnt/Leose not ehone, apply In perion, weekday! RN'S nlngton Pine. Penmylvanla House. imall octMtfrl loft roor, tuctlltnt run- tlli COIIH4457S RENT A VAN- Low. low rate) KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED only, between ID a m, J p m Allorttlc Two weeks temporary osilonmeni. 13 57. Day Care/ REGISTER breifl. Heritage, Henredon. Baker, ning condition. 13.000 mil**. II7S Call Lorry, TOM'S FORD. Hwy 15, L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES Highland. Nursing Home. • Middle ond IW shirts available High hourly Thomosvlllo. Century, and many, Brian. 747-4M. PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*71 - Two- Keyport lit 1*00 S3 Broad St, Rtd Bonk 147)900 l E bon hile Nursery School door, lint condition SI K cylinder town Ave,. Atlantic Highlondi Classified Ads many more For more Information, U.000 mlln. 11100 At m W Front 51 . PRESSMAN M/W - Part-time on BABYSITTING - My home. Reason call II to f p.m. CHEVROLET MALIIU - IMf, body Rtdoank.ll-Sp.m. 7 Auto Insurance KEYPUNCH Multlllth ond ATF Chief 74. Mutt be able, reliable, smoll ploy group and Inttrlor In wry good condition experienced. Call 777 441? Lunch, snacks, any age Yard, U a as low as PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*7} - Two AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE OPERATORS day wtii "i fptin SERVICE OF N j, door coup*, gold, «|M cyllndtr, ilan Frte Quotes By Phone OLSTEN dard ihlft, ont owntr. law mlltogt. Low Rafn Ut Ml 41 cents FURNITURE Mod.rr. tola, Colo CHEVROLET t»» - Klnglwood Ei Wtll nwlntolMd 11395 147 IIH. t art proud lo announct ttM opening Rapldly growfrtg ihore irfhnkdl com- HEALTH CARE nlal bedroom set. two end table*. tola Wagon, air, powir steer AUTO INSURANCE pany ntedi computer programmer 117 •.XV, per line, per day Fm quoin and bindert by phofvt- Coll our third motftfn Data Enlry Cm ft l^rEotonlown MI (based on lOdoy insertion) lump foot irteKboohtoie* 671 7146 litg/brotun/wlnoowt IraM Good PONTIAC FIREBIRD IHO - V-l auto f Our ntw Matowon location It »n- analyst lor advanced development condHlon Asking USD n» SMt matlc, clton. rum wtll, good tram- toll trM WATTSMne. M0 *h 9703 2* work on mini-computer tyitemt FOR- SALESPEOPLE~^Wtw> wonl lo work vinlvntly lotaltd otf|octnt lo Rl |15 less but earn more Four hours per G E ELECTRIC RANGE - 4) ". »7S portoilon Flrtl »S» fokn II SkVUIl. houf I, Mven doyi a with. TRAN oiiembly ond real lime ei- For FAST RESULTS Che*t of drawers. 130 Hercutlte mop(« RYSLER - Towr, * Cournry. im. ond 36, and |u»l mlnuiti olf Garden p*rlenc« Technical degree deilrablr doy. 24 houri o week Averooe Is l?io a Malt Porhwoy at Eill )I7A. W« ntcd week In earnings Apply 3*4 Hwy IS. 61 Business ' at LOW COST sofa. OS. MI-5M0. iptd, vary good condition PONTIAC LEMANS - I*U. Nttch on Call or tend Reiume lo AuioDynamlci tuitrltncod operator* to work on the Inc.. IllSGroen Grove Rd.. Neptune. Neptune, N.J. phone i. iiioa itVKv Induttrlous mtchonlc. 1150 firm. 544 low down payrotnti Free quote. krfnt Data Entry tquiprntnt. Wt offer Opportunities More Classified CIRCLE CHEVROLET •341 ont. or wooliindo. Ocoonport. 3Ot7 Photnlx Broktroge, iS Hwy M, 0 good llorilng Mlory. fully paid com 07751 m-mi SECRITARY - For legal office In FIGURE SALON ttatwioury An. Skrambury btMflfi ond a cholltoolng work QUALIFIED OENTALÂSSISTANT - Red Bank area. Experience helpful, PONTIAC LtMANS - 1*74. air, V-l. though not necessary, but good skills NEW JERSEY REGISTER on Next Page 74I11N powtr itttftng/brokn. 41,000 miles. Q wHh coneonlol working condl Full time, experience preferred. Red Excellent return on investment. If you tiorn. Coil torn to S p.m. lof appoint Bank office, Coll 747-1 IS, necessary Recent High School Grodu COUGAR lt70 - Sltftt. air. pawor txctlltnt condition. C2775 671-4173. 10 Wanted Automotive ales may opply Send resume and tola hove ever considered o business of Classified Ads •tearing. Good Urn. EKtll.nl condl REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright, oa ry requirements to P.O. Bon 73. Mid r own, this Is one of unlimited po 74. Auction Solos •ONTIAC LEMAN5 1974 - 40.000 JUNK CARS lol The physical fitness Industry Is inn. Afliimi wo. C«II m\tu. mlln. AM/FM iltreo Exctlltnt con Hlahettprlcetpald oreiilve qtioclate needed for active dfetown, N.J. 0774( D dltlon Coll 71t 3070 multiple lilting office Great (raining on* of the foitcit orotvlng in America 542-1700 CREDIT PROBLEMS? coii fif-ms ond odVerfltlng programi SECRE"fARV/R"ETEPTIONlST - To Todoy everyone It conscious of and No coin? It yoo'rt working, w« con RABBIT - "Vou'vo ool to drln It to KITCHEN HELP - And Sub maktr MELMED REALTY. INC 471-MU work In leom In busy dynamic ortho (.oncerncdabout keeping fit, Toll Frtt from Motawon Arto PERSIAN Htlp to gog t yoy u financed No monty btlltvt It." SHREWSBURY MOTORS. TOP DOLLAR NVghti. Apply In ptrtort at Circle Pli dontlc office Executive ikllls, ex Thli Is a viable, ongolna business al a RUQ8 down Puyitiiwli or ranged lo lull your INC.. 74I-U0O. io.lSH*ru.Eatontown. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - cellent typist, experience preferred prime New Jeriey locaflon The salon 566-8100 •mil.. ManMany NN« w ondd gguoliil y UUsed We arc looking (or two tolet mod Excellent salary and benefit* Strict li lastefully decorated, fully equipped At Carl lo dsoott ffromo . Call Rmioi Pan 7 RED SANK VOLVO LADIES-MEN — Work ol horn* on the otti. enptrlence preferred, but will confidence 747-9)00, 9 noon only ond well staffed. An entiling opporlu Toll Frtt from Middle,own Arto tloc. 1H Brood SI.. RidBonk. 741 SIM IKE NEWMAN SPRINGS RD phone, tarn 135 MO wetkly itrvlclng AUCTION H Bd SI RdB 71 SIM our cuttomm, J64 1744 train J. MAFARA AGENCY, Ml Hwy SECRETARYrREC EP ll ON 1ST - To 671-9300 DATSUH «]IO - mi Air. AM/FM RED BANK. 741 5OM JS. Mlddletown 747 7OM work In team In busy dynamic ortho A good investment In- WANTEP LEGAL SECRETARY - Exptrlcmtd REAL ESTATE"-"llynoTiirc Middle dontlc office Executive skills, ex feWr FILES - TabitY.'chain, ad- rodlo Enctlltnl condition. Coll 717 RITTENHOUSE 10 mochlnev typtwrlttri, Olflco vest now and enjoy the mm. LINCOLN MERCURY Inc. A-l uwd) an and trudtvTop dottor paid Local, rnotrlmonlal (own oojency looking for tolei aiiocl- cellent typlii, experience preferred fOOHWYB 77H5OO OCEAN TWP OASIS MOTORS l»l) 711 7100 Coll MM TOO otet capable of handling executive Excellent salary and benefits Strict jlprnfffit, et( ol bargain prlct* Ntw beauty ol craftsman < ijiifMriiie 747 9100. 9 noon only GAS STATION/GARAGE - Including mm A AC DESKOUTLET. U0» WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS LIFEGUARD WANTED - Dayt cllefitet* Fully equipped modern of stock ond equipment Lorge parking DATSUN - 1171, J40-Z. AM'FM. lour SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For vour SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER tlce, lophltllcated morketlng Itch- t. 3S, 0okrHirtim-3tW. handknotted Persian ipotd. brown with plnitrlpt. Low next now or intd cor. RUSSELL dldi Experienced only SE~CRE"T'ARV TO ACCOUNTANT — oreo 110,000. Coll 391 «SU, LECTBIC POTfTEFsTifHTEl — mlk» Bolt otttr lottes It. Mini condl PLYMOUTM nlauei and training program, avail rugs Oriental rugs are mobllt Cadillac Co . 100 Ntwmon Rod Bonk. 7474717 wrnw able Coll FoolkvPreston Aoency lor Part-time during tax season Approxi- » Eltclrlc kiln. »MF. »» Pro lion 741 USJ. Spring! Rd.. Rod Bank 741-0*10. MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - For mately i9 weekdays plus SoturaQyv Ixtd powdertd gloiti. 47MII1 becoming extremely WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS coolidentlol Interview ot 671-94*4 62 Mortgages DOOOE DART SWINGED - 1*71. ono SHORE MOTORS health core (acuity In Hailet arto Inrough April 15 Reply Box DM), The popular In this country SCHWARTZ Chrviter Plymouth • REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIMES Oolly Register. Shrewtburv. N.J HARD TO GET — First, lecond and IREPLACE KINDLING - owntf. ilx-cyllndor, automatic, air. Volvo Triumph Doaler Hod Bonk, 747-onf wanted Hounf-i CulD1/-*M0 — Start new Loreer for the new yeor rtoagn No loon too small or and the demand exceeds powtr ttttrlng, txctlltnt run - Hwy. 15, nWnowuon. 5117500 MAKEUP ARTIST - Experienced Call Jeon irwln. Realtor. Marine 07701 Kir-ntr bo.n nlna/loottlno condition Call ottor 7 WE NEED USED CARS only, full time Including Saturday!, no Port. Wd Bonk 1*14\m SIX TELEPHONE - Soletpeople to WTW import supply Over 100 p.m.. or all day Sat.. Sun. 741-nTO. SPECIAL •- Collog* Studtnt nttdi Top dollar poW. MULLER CHEVRO evening*,. Excluilve coftmttfc bou- work four houri a day. six days per REWOOD By The cord, well leo monty to go bock to ichool. 1*7] Pon LET, Hwy U, M< line Persian and other DOOGE 1*71 DART SWINGER ^* Hoc Grandvlllt conwrilblt. 17000 Call I. Matowon, Md MOO llque. Solorv according lo oblllty M7- REAL ESTATE SALES — Se* th« ohY week. Averooe earnings S175 to (350 tontd Oak or Cherry Prompt Dellv Two door. ilK-cyllndtr. automatic onyilme during fht day. »71 J47O UU between 10 a.m. to) p.m. trt, but don't mill talking with ui. per week Experience perterred, but A3 Money To Loan trv Coll 747O7II Oriental rugs will be ot- Mr. loaki. runt txctlltnt. I»7S 741 - Training progrom, broker guidance, Will train Apply 36 Hwy 3), Neptune. tered al Public Auction in ' STRAUB BUICK — OPEL MALE/FEMALE- Over II yean old highway location, great odverllilng N.J. REWOOD - Stotontd Ook Full NINE ACRES of Now and UMd Can Doy thlfi/nlghi thlft. Apply Nontuckel prooram, with lead* Turnlthed or d guarantttd on DOREMUS FORD H»yJ5 M44000 Kovtoii FUh N'Chlpt. 42] Shmwibury Af THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - For PAYMENTS NOW" »l-4*»or ni 411] inws. ItM ink at i M. SALES -SERVICE -PARTS BOWTELL AGENCY 79t 1I0O night werk 11 7am shltl Full or We con help you oel the money yoi port time Long term Coll 741-434). VE.PIECE BEDROOM SET - 7» •lOKdMY Aw. Rod BOnt 74H THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw REAL ESTATE AASSOCIATES- ne*d tor bill consolidation. Improve ynenti. etc, 't pltct wood dinette «tl. both ore l-telS Weft FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE- ond uitd cart In Monmoulh County. 51 Help Wonted Needed tor a orowlnorol g company ope THREE ADVERTISING - Sole* w. ttoO *rter I p.m 495 0D9S VINE MOTOR CORP.. Moplt Ave.. Ovtr 100 olr conditioned ntw cart In ASSISTANT •OOKKEEPER - Muit Ing new offices IIn Middle town if you people with newspaper or mogoilne LOW RATES/LONG TERMS •tock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC , MARINE MECHANICS experience to sell advertising tor local ALL STATE ASSOCS BROKER URNISHTNGÔN^ LOW BUOGET' We buy old rugs Rod Bonk. 74I-4S7O. t Al I Mi ore Inttresterested IInn o good opportunity, - Chech the USED FURNITURE Shrewsbury Avt., Ntw Shrewlbury. EXPERIENCED call McDDonald Realtors al 671 1747 or newspaper .Coll 774 WOO . HAZLET OFFICE 719-HOO Exhibition 7 pm FINN tUICK INC. 74I-410O MI-4S3I. ENTER OF RED BANK Fine turnl d d fl l WAUFRS M"'W~-BTfsarT7s M7W~ LOAN BY PHONE! Iwt for Itti lt» IhrtwtCMjry Avt. Terms Cash or Check TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suporb ASSISTANT MANAOEN IMAINI t GASOLINE/DIESEL REAL ESTATE SALESMAN M-W COCKTAIL WAITRESSES M/W - Ex urvlct DOWNES PONTIAC. t? Uw Apply In perion. Mlddletown office has openings for perlenced only. Coll for appointment, Foil service! Secondary mortgage UBNIIUBt. - tonlemporary ond 91B-272-6080 FORD ECONOLINE LUXURY VAN tr Main SI. Matowon SM-1M*. Country Sueher Cor Woih right experienced tolesperson, bui will wo maichlno choln Eacellent condl !WS - Fully oqulppod Can M H*n at BMW. loons! MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP.. onmautn Bfocti 77? 77J train rlgM perion Conoenlonoenlot ootmoit - WAITRESSES M/W- Diner ex- IS* Rf Hll Ak l MLl i?5o tn om Shorotan Itwi. HaiM. JU-1400 Ask lor AUTO MECHANIC - Clou A only. pheri. plenty of ItodiItodi. large anandd con- Glow. Mutt hove own tooli. fully *x- MASON con l Fll ti iht ift peflenced Apply In perton. Herbie'i fidential Twin BrokBrookii RRealty . 474711 FORO - HM LTD convtrtlolt. Auto Center, ) Swimming Rlvir Rd . h carpentry cxperltnc* MUU. (800) 822-8989 U00 VEGA SEDAN - 1*71. automatic, Llrtcroli REAL ESTATE ADMINISTRATIVE N.J HOMEOWNERS Coll Ray, Ml 1171 good tlrei. 5*.594 miles Runt tx MEDICAL SECRETARY - Full-time, WAITRESSES (M/F) - Food, days VALUABLE COUPON ASSISTANT - Mutt have license In Cocktails, nights Apply In perton, 123 A Happy New Yeor It lo ctlltnt. vtry good condition. 1450 4*5 AUTO MECHANIC - Experienced, tpeclolltt'i offkf, MMC oreo Ef terestlng and varied work In very oc FORD PINTO - 1*74. AM/FM light »I4 doyi 5O 44*0 tvtnlngi. G.M preferred Muit have own tool. ffclenf, ihould ert|oy people, ulory or p.m . The Cabaret, Rt 31, Eatontown "Never Borrow Aaaln" tVQCfct boWt OffVf- All bene*lh. Excellent working condl cording to experience Wrlle reiume five office Sotary open Call 147 WO* WELOER - All positions, (or llrld Call 74) sx« VOLKSWAGEN BUG CONVERTIBLE tlonv Call 95, Mon. through Frl,, 741 and reference* to Bos VIM. The Dally work. Musi olso have good background UsPae youy everythinr eqity go sof coif n 1*71 — While, good running condition, 7M3, RegJlliff, Shrewsbury,OTTO., In fitting Coll •4i-4S4l, I a.m. lo II Holiday Bill* Loom 50 CENTS OFF FORO - 1*75. powder blut. full Dow ntw tune-up and mulller 11595 566 or. olr, lour door, good condition BARMAID M/W - Will train Apply 9 only. Choroe Card. Mortgagei »»» Call 141117J offtr > or week ion NEED A JOB - ApprenllceihlJD RIM'S Judgment Suit* Mon. and Thur,. if p.m. Twt ond training In more them 40 career field* WORK AT HOME - Typist Use OUT Home Repair* Butlnits Ute VOLKSWAGEN 1*49 - Good Ironi- Wed.. 1-4 p.m. The Vllloge Inn, 2* W CLINICAL SPECIALIST Your Next portotlon. HIS or bolt orftr ir you quality Mini be willing to Irav new IBM In your home and earn. We E ven Many Monthi Behind GEORGE WALL Front St.. Rod Bank. el. Many fringe benefit! Including 30 Waller's degree ond extensive medic• will troln you to type for our high Credit Problem! Underitood LINCOLN/MERCURY 119 7171 dayt paid vocation For more Informa at wrQlcol bochgrouod It required lor BARTENDER M/W — Experienced. thh highly responsible position speed optical character recognition Government backed IS now available DA&Y KGffTR OASSHD AD WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL Goodwlory. Mon, call your Navy Recruiter In lysttmi Speed and accuracy a must to consolidate everything Into one too Hwy* Freehold fled Bonk - }*\ nit ISO wpm I Write us a thorf noit In monthly payment al only I'.'A inter By presenting this coupon Coii *n an betwewi 5 • P m .eT - J*41*55 HEALTH EDUCATOR otMM Comumer Education Deportment, full your own handwriting about yourself esl. Save hundred! monthly by -rffl When placing your classified ad NURSE — RN or LPN. Sp*c.oH«tToT time, flexible hours. BSN preferred, 3 ond your ability, how many hours you none Ing (Sorry, not food toward' Family Ad Full time for oaarTmenl ond liquor (Ice. Part time. On* evening. No Sot to S yeari clinical experience, teaching con work at home per week Please Get 15O00 Pay only 13» 4J month 3 Truck* and Trollert ltorfl owner Experienced only need urdayt. Long Branch area Flexible background and an Interest In commu- note you will bt required lo pick up Ce) 115,000 Pay only 111S U month or Contract AdnrViart) apply Reference? required Musi be houri Send resume ond reference*. nity orgonlioilont or* required and deliver at least three times per Gel 1S0.000 Pay only UU « month FORD F 100 1(74 - « ton pickup. I' quoUMed to d«e books Ideol for Se Bo« V III, The Dolly Reali'tr. week No colls. University Graphics. Anv amount up to S'00.000 AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ' condition ntorv Woovs open. Colts Neck oreo Shrewlbury, 07701. ASSOCIATE CO ORDINATORS II Weil Ave , Atlantic Highlands For quollfylng detail*, coll toll free JAOUAR ItM— XKE 1>I. ipokt •ee-im. 0T7U NURSES - RN. full and part time 7-1 Inset vice Education Department, full CMC 1*70 — Thrtt-cor carrier. Grove BOOKKEEPER - Account! Recclv and 3-11. Brookdate Nur»lng Center. time, for 3 to II ond 11 to 7 shifts BSN, MONEY UNLIMITED. INC Call 542-1700 Diamond +*.*m able, crtdlt ond cotlictloni. Ex- «wv U.Hotte1.7M-SM0 with 3 to S years cllnlcot experience 52 Baby Sitting Consumer Credit Counselor* JAGUAR 1*71 - X It Sodon. 0» perienced only, temporary. Keyport required, teaching bockground ond Hwy. V. Hawell 301 431 WOO Mall chock* to: The Dally Roylttor hl. Mutf toll thli wook. area 3M-4I71 NURSING DIRECTOR - For 110-bed MSN preferred. Child Core Monmouth County's Only Government TS»144.«OIIJ» TRUCK AND CARGO INSURANCE nurtlnghomi Mmt hove oerlatrli and Accepted Financial Con*ulflng Firm On* RtgUttf Plaza, Shrtwtbury, N.J. 07701 Fret QuotM By phone BUS DRIVER - With license pre tupenrliory experience Call lor on op CLINICAL CO ORDINATOR WORKING MOTHER - Needs person N.J. Llccnitd . . . Member Better JEEP SALES 1 SERVICE Low Rafn 531 nil ttrred. Fringe benefits. Steady work poTntment. nOOWO Surgical Respiratory intensive Core to sit from 11:30 lo 7» p m. Five oays BuslrwM Bureau TwiMlSmoMefdN BORO MOTORMS >«•77 - per week. Own transportation Call TRUCK INSURANCE during school year. Apply ol Henry OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDSVOUR Unlf BSN and critical core experience IIIC NoomaNowmown SprinSprings! RRd.d . Red •onk Fret quota and WnOtrt by phone Call Hudion Regional School. Hlghlond. SKILLS. EARN EXTRA MONEY ore required for this monooement po KITSON CHEVROLET CO loll fret WATTSIIne, •»«?! 970) 14 171 WOO HIGH KATES: NO FEE. 117 ftte 35 sttion. CLERK - Appfy In perion. CBS So- EATONTOWN U3-S30O ASSISTANT CLINICAL 'ROLET PICKUP — I' bod pefmorktt. X Main St., 51. Help Wonted CLASSIFIED ORGANIST ANO CHOIR DIRECTOR CO-OROINATORS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK IV with compcr cop New tlrn. rebuilt Keombwrg - For Mlddletown Reformed Church. Critical Core Areot, full-time, for 2 fo - tfTi. B.K0 MILES REST OFFER tnglnt and clutch. Rani groat. 171 CLERK TYPIST - Houitholr) grxxh, 173 Klngt Hlahwoy. MkWIelown. Call ll shim BSN preferred, previous ex OVEER VMIVMI. Coll oTI-oTTS. moving and irwoge company Mull be 471OWi perlence It required tor these begin SLITTER a well oroonlitd Individual with potillom. knowltooe of ptneral olftce proce- PART/FULL-TIME - 15-00 per Hour OPERATOR 2. Aulos For Sale 2. Aulos For Sale dure. Goad typTng ond botlc rnatn r. Muit be II or ovtr. C W Aiiocfatet. STAFF NURSES For steel tubing plant Must quired Call tor on oupolntmenl, An Alcoa Subsidiary. Coll for appolni Experienced O.R nurse, part-time, foi donon Irofheri incTiitd Bonn. N J merit. 4-7 p.m*M-tlU. be able to make own set- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 3 to It thin. Full and port-tlmc staff 74I40S PART-TIME DRIVERS — Afternoons ptnltlom ore ovolloble for experienced ups Steady work Good COOK - No .wtrltnct rtgulrtd- Will only. Good pay Easy work on ichool nurse* on Specialty and Medical Surgi wages and incentive pro- provide oil training II you Duality doy* only Will train tor special II- col Unth. for 1 to II ond 11 to 7 thlftt. A DAILY GUIDE Mull bt m good hoolTh. Call Army Re cmi. Apply 9 5. Murphy Bus Service, gram and liberal Innge ben- oorvo Opportunltlti lor Interview M- SSS Rt. jT,Mlddtttown. (behind Slper* Solorv «IM bt determined by couco- efits NEED A CAR? letn Pointj) llonal ond proteislonol bockground, In 071411* or V7 1041 addition lo a full ronge of benefits. Call OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUiT YOUR NEEDS GET RE-ESTABLISHED PART-TIME/FULL TIME - Dlfth- or apply: COOK - Port time. eip*r>ertcrd Ir wosher, wofterii'woltrnMi'cotMer. PAINTING & IMkmfoodandpliN. Coll 943-W3 after 3 p.m. MRGH INDUSTRIES, we BUSINE5S ALTERATIONS UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL DIRECTORY DECORATING DAY WAITRESS M/W- PART TIME - NL_^ Personnel Department U.S. Hwy. 1 CARPENTER - Sfir employed El Rum Ruootf needed to wpervlte o wnoll proup of 3S Union Street Red Bonk. N.J.077OI perltrKtd. oil typel home repolri. ol- COUNTER TOPS - Kitchen. Mth Nophooe colli morning newspaper corrleri In Mato IrJiion Moitiol Ctnlor ttfotlom. oddttlom Frtt tiflmcrlei room, free ettlmofn "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" wan ond Ookhurit arm. Salary and 741-2700, Ext. 200 Mfftucn#n, N.J. ADDING MACHINES COII S4] 114J 7I7MI4 OENTAL ASSISTANT - EWtrltncM car exoeme. SM4M0 or 1774053. An equoJ opportunity employer UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED In four hondtd dtrrtlttrv prtttf rtd. but TYPEWRITERS ll rwotsarv. Sond roowno and rtler PART-TIME 549-2400 ADDERS - Typewriter!. Colculotorl. MISCELLANEOUS MOVING HAULING I onctt to P.O. Boi 117. Eolontotwn. SI. Help Wanted NJ. 077)4. PAPER DELIVERY sold. Irodtd. rtpolrtd ALARM SYSTEMS - Burglor'FIrt MOVING ANO HAULING - Moor or Mon -Sat., or Sun only. Eorly am El DISCOUNT PrICM For hornet, bullneu. boots, tort ond tor Reasonable roteA DENTAL TECHNICIAN — Full don- SERPICOS 747.0415 pools Frtse conridentlol survey 741- «71 1511 100% FINANCING flirt nwlm, Wrltt Bo» E-M, Tut toWlvIM route. No collecting or .otic Dally Rtgliltr. Snrtwibury. HI itlng Must hove cor. Permanent yeor SINCLAIR TRUCKING - H.ovy No Co-Mak*ra — No Gimmick* round work. 747 1143 RED BANK BOARD OF EDUCATION CARPET CLEANING PART-TIME — Ptrsom nodud lor #•- CUSTOM MADE OftAPES - Cor 0C5ICHE« DRAFTING if YOU ARE TIP.ED OF WORKING tolm. lomlnoied window shodts. wall on 0M Spot Approval II QualMad " v of eitoWtihed morning new* FOR SOMEONE ELSE - Invtlt In paper Recnonoble Wl till PRINTED CIRCUITS r route tn Long Branch. Atlantic announces the following openings: yourttit. Hove your own corpet clean ROOFING & SIDING INKERS-LEROY _ Com N*ck Ing and molntenonct oullrtt)! with un Col Mr. Bonks 566-6102 oreot-OGood profit* ond COT allowgnte limited Income pottntlol We supply PACKAGING ROOFING ANO SIDING Frtt tttl- J EKporltnco In ont of ttit obovt con 70 tm Social Studio teacher — 7th gradt complete btnlnm pochogt Coll Br Id motn Olson Rooflna L siding Co Coll 1 Mat •> MoroiiWng lorn Tnow potltlom PART-TIME - Ptrwxn rweo*d for de- Mutt have Middle School e«p«rience gSHHW SUPPLIES UI lt»E»tnlngt 747 Kit. Eit. Ittn f or. tn our Hod Bank ertilcn or Holm livery of eitobllihed morning newt- delDlOue paper routes In At(ontlc Hlghlontfi- CORRUGATED BOXES - Packing Long Bronch and Colts Neck areas. ALTERATIONS Suppiles for Industry and Moving ond TRUCK & AUTO Good profit ond cot allowonce. 747 Special Education teacher — Middle School Sloroge Coll 747 tM or U? 4171 Df*Ofn«fS3 Mutt have N.J. state certification - ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ce RENTAL romlc tile. Complete line ot remodel- d&mw PART-TIME - Sotn help. Cash regU ing Coll Rich Moimbero, 717-3543 PLUMBING & FORD RENT A CAR Icr exporlmcv requfred. mnw pholo FAIRWAY FORO 78 VOLVO in Brood SI. Kod Bonk Serving Monmouth County 11 year* w ' r cxptrltncc htlpful Call 741- 4th grade clauroom teacher HEATING Daily — **fcly- Montniy OI*ECCALT SALES-PARL 842-390T TIM0 E BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Add! Delivered for... MAKE YOUR OWN HOURS Mutt have experience in Individualized lion* and repairs PI none Ing Arronged. PLUMBING AND HEATING - Re HIGH INCOME POTENTIAL clattroom management planning. Bay Heod Construction Co. ItS-*7nT CM I 717-4.11 ANYTIME 21. Business Services CARPENTER'RETIRED - Sfikl DRIVER — F-an-Hmt. mutl hovo own imoll dhd medium ilied |ob*. Com- cor. A»»rj Mpootn. ClrcM Plus, IS Teacher ol Remedial Reading plete Interior remodeling service. Pan PAINTING & •*W|r« tPoV tEe*t**vlwvvB*n. CARPET Mutt have remedial experience •ling Kitchen cabinet*. Room oddl- AVIS EXPERIENCED PLUMBER - Good DECORATING bookcotev Arrmtrong chandelier cell- •5991 • tyll. Call tor an oppotntmon! be HOLIDAY PAINT UP SALE CLEANING |nm, Free advice and estimates Good Thais right... a new "78 Volvo 242-S. 2-door. Para-Prolettlonil wortrnomhlp Colt onytinw. t»-S?Sf. tnterlori. ExfMrt crofltmon. Wolly'i Pointing tTI- Sid equip: 4-spd mnl trans, 4-cyl overhead EXPERIENCEEXPE D FUEL OIL PERSON THE UTMOST Mutt have Special Education background Wl TRY HAPDtR -Co« Power Vacuumed, Steam CARPENTRY - Moumry. painting cam lu*Jl-ln)ected, P/B, mnl steertoo. Michelm r\S*L»:». 7 M me***** and XmiioKon work. PAINTINO AND DECORATING Extracted Large Room Call Jonn Buchanan, ir.. 141 iOW Cor! B Jontl Fully Insurpd radials. t/glaw.' rear delogger. LIST — $6926. For frtt estlmotet call m XU $12 00. Paper Lao on your II you are /nrerttlW, pltitt apply ImmtdlaCly CARPENTER - Will do vrwll (obi In Two In stock. Waiting Areas Al Furniture In writing only lo: iporc time, to lupplement Income. 747-0308 EXPERIENCED ROOFERS - Mnl Protected We Give You A Prt* nrlmotM. %n »10 BODCEt Thoroughly Cleaned Fin- HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addl- Dr. Joan D. Abrams (t Q oiog* convcrilsfii, PAINT PAPERING FOR LEU a Cor or Von ished Job rvpotri Fr*# nil PLUS OUALITY WORK Supt. ol Schools mcvm RED VOLVO mp&nm. Aonlo SOT, QOKMEl PAPERHANGING — Porlrtlna, Ifrltrl- 76 Branch Ave. «r RUM 6RRANP6 fLIUCttll NOTICE 1*04 on FerS.se FerSole ruooat*. jeawry ", Sis ot set PJV IiSeTttH* lnJor aoroum* Holt. 4BS ROCK MAPLE TA1LE - AM l.ur choirs. I1J O.E. refrleeratoi. US MS. MODERN HKJH-aACir. - Otrilliml

WmilairS iolea.lieili|a«aK» 6 WtHll'S TREASURES - UM ROW OS** at*. davtM. DuOTi MM MM, SNOW TIRETmt»S - TT»« Itmpirll BS Ml Mkwi *i llallPntd. Ml nMWi. uasaTili. E*c*ii*ni •tot whorooa ststlaswae Or dsnonco r. MM. «l l.inr, «w, . MustsaU.t-v tu-Sa HAMMOND STANDARDDD UUtt OAK BED - With tnMBa M lajswawsiia mu*wai»*i on ORGAN tnMBa M, MflWilaj m Call W mm P'» kkartlrii. OTotierepnvep Of Asbury Park Coll 741* IYLVANIA STEREO RECORD PIANO- OK Uorlaht. Ooad IMM - Just Itka now. S4i. Coll HUGE PIANO SALE WNIIMr 4or nu* Trr* USED FURNITURE CENTER m IhrawsOury Aw.. Had Bar* ulteetsAMl • ' l aaaafeBr ISVPIIJ Malfe 101. Apoi Illtajtitt 1M. Winter Renloh U1. Home* For Sale TRUNOLI BED - Nal matching MATAWAN - Kan Garde™, big one SlA BRIGHT - Emctency «»d moHl Acceueries I0TPOINT - Un4tr-ctwtittr t»»h- chest and aitssar.lioe end t»a aaaripm njartnunti itortlna urrtts Weakly and rrantMy rotas, moid Ivor Oafi, tour bedrooms, Mir** J33 Marlboro rtjthtv, ctMirttmt, ft*** sfeiT " service, utilities, TV Ho seoee. Trode ALL MARINE ILECTRONrCS - W* ui m nn dttlonkia Lohol parSng'swImmmg winds Motel 4 Morlno. S41 1S17 MM you more Shop around. Man call TWO BEDROOM SETS - ley'! Cats pool ond Tennis Court! Yeur very Seating Electronics Hot I.M tar k*e nlot Th. olh.r, llphl wood. Small own polio Wolk to ahajHlna ond N Y HAJLET _ Three bodreem. two-bath, price ovate IOTL IBM TYPEWRITERS PORTABLE WASHER - Like MW China cornel. Coll git*! City catranutlna JBXInV Open tan 10* FurnttheFun d Roomi eon, IHHenwrl oorope Stroal to itfoot J p.m. Men. la Frl. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Single praperly, SeVils STERLING tiaarMtaMr. MAKO - Ballon whaler. Moroyjs. toTlCElTs.ialsVV'" MATAWAN - New modern oporr room, floor bus and snooping, shore fcccANN VEAL ESTATE, S- W Duronoullc, Jehr,.... OMC. El menl Onebedreom. hltcnan. llvlna bth. IM monthly plus soarlV Itl HAZLET - ictaei »« "»«. PoS roam, both. IV* morrlti'i MCurity Raf hearing an appilcotloo lor_o vorlonca TWO »G»LLOM - n« tanks WIDl bedroom Cop*, wall ta-woll. o4t oppll to canttruct 0 ratMtrsxl and tatmoll stand an) nth US erancai Immadkrla occuaancy. Call ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - FurnUtad oncoi. close I. Kkaokl and How York 'GJBSOAim II*. ui MI an HMSaft. room ovotlabl* In rooming houso. aul- bus lumsao»oao occupancy Coll eves STINCIR IfH - II", —' rl rastdefdlol Oreo. ll« o month (all KJS. motor, plus traltar Last thon II MlDOLEYOWN — Three lorge roams, r 4 p.m.. 1*1-4*71 uurs running lima. Best otter 741 m«nn« M. lisa m em. (MI u«og. l tl Ildd Ml D Ml k> HOLMOIL - Presllaiius tocsrtlan. pMB. New Jt*a*££2S£y kM aid pump, am JUi. in nn KEANSBURO - Furnished rooms and on* mil* from Bttl Lobs. Pour-bod- Sato aWtca4>Mi wo* furnished apartments. - -4 1 LL I4'e" MFG RUNABOUT wuh « OfKiilon is on hit and votlaMt ta HP. Jahnsan ElaclromallCijIfror QASSKD ADVOTKING RATES UIED FISHER HYDRAULIC SNOW TtraSttarnjMUl tafeBIsT rDFO. •'# snaeiv- •• I —»• •-•»•—— »^- Ih Mi ipal Butldin PLOW - Eacallanl onoHMl, MS or Ml DOLE TOWN'E AIT KEANMURO l.linll hem recant storm aM. S41 to M done *r o person eysnorltoo; »r - Four roomt. Iwal and hot wolir. KEYPORT Children's playhouse on nor otsrof- TOU «U ROM MAIAWAM AHA Me-IIM bnl arm Call attar 7 a.mSt Furnlsnad rooms 110 a weak •rty Full bastmont. Asking Itf.to* Me, so practlc* a recoanned prafn- IBS Flv« roomt, hoot and ho* «rat«r, HERB READ ASSOCS.. Raaltor. T» NICOSIA 1GOOOALL d >mose practice H iiailPW* WEDDING GOWNS - Vain Fgmooi 1750 Afitf 9 pm, UM01I and »•- Coll raj-tap) between 110 pm. tlTloTand Mds ire nol roojirodper TOU RQ ROM MaMUTOWN AIU Mi -MM Won* Unaai coil arlcn Coll now, TIC*) IM Recreational By BENEDICT R NICOSIA 33f THJ or IW-flW. KEYPORT - FurntsMd room, privote INCOME OPPORTUNITY - Two Dated: January S. 1*71 MODERN APARTMENT - IV.volt •ntronc*. convenient lecotlon Qulwl *l *copy"ol Hits resolution shall be family ham* In HrfMonds Chock Nsc Vehicle* Jan «. IWB SSJJ WROUGHT IRON DINETTE SET - homt, thrajt roomi Nfar Iran* otmoephtra, pork onpromrses. Genii* price outl l».Sni One unit with Rsraa ouollshed In Tne Dolly Realsler oe re til chalM. lit. Two wrought Iron porlallon 4*S WU, bctt llmi to call ^rwruNi- SJidor to. ajlHiln tinTiSI doyt ol Honglng lompa. SH Me*. Ml »IH bedrooms, the other has two. 100 ft 1D«y Dtlwtnoon. OAkUUtlT - llngU roomTtuTnlshed kri Jo day possession possible Let tne ttlOctonport 2 Days (ConsecuttvB MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS or unfurnished, wllh seml-prlvale rent from on* unit help pay your rnort- 3 Days (Conaecutive 77PrtiAndLlvt»tocK - Efficiency one and two bedroom. bath. Plus use of kitchen Near Irons available Immtoiotilv. No twti. H4- portotlonand shopping. SH-IBD. BTine 4 Days (Conaecutwe AKC REGISTERED -Rad Oecmmon 244 Tlnlon Fall* mola. two y«m oM. Sarlom Ooyar. RED BANK - Furnished roam on 5 Dayi (Conaacutrve onl, Callt«lwoani-lott»mia. Maple Ave.. wllh sitting room ond Board ot Education MOTice AKC SMALL CHIHUAHUAS - Nln. MONMOUTH ICACH - Garden kitchen privileges Rpr/sonatai* rales _. Ihursday. Jonuory 1>. The Boce-rj ot rtetrlrh ol TUHO4I foeta 6 Days (Consecutive AJMrtmtntt. On* ond two bxtrooms ilia hi tho Library ot the Moat* Plot* 7 Days (Conaecullve wtaki ow. main. Its Woman protorrad. Inquire ol 4} peters cri COLONIAL IPLiT - fif- III meet en the (allowing doles In CTltTl Heat ond hot wa**r tuppllcd Polio, ty amMtmmA Irmialnobte, |wtt Hit Schoothool ool 1:0I 000 p.m.pm ,. lo discuss Ihe January 17 - April I«-JU|» II- 8 Days (Consecutive itm wltti ocoan or rlvtr vt«w Coll Heat ed Four beoVooim, ?^ bwm». living «*jtl tor the I»7S 7* school troor. OctoMMrr II. All rnotttMl oeotn at I at RED BANK - Star* kitchen and both. room with fireplace, dining room, 210 Loit And Found An Executive Session will be held 10 Days (Consecutive n.-ow Single person kitchen, family room. Central Mr. LOST - One mala ond temole Irish jrlng me meeting to discuss person Su .SSk MONMOUTH iGACH - Ontbtd- Coll 741 OtH Chom link lent* Wonderful oreo for Vetter, vicinity ot Nut Swamp area, it matters related to the ItTS-TT buag ^SbSTSS notftan and Amorlcan ctiomplon. Trod room. hoot paid, fctdi. parti o.k , tno. children Attclng S74.fOO. Reward U1IM7 Lad BrondcMMran. HMlrh puorontHd. STATE RENTALS Bfcf. 7V UU RENT WEEKLY - Or monthly. West Secretory Pa* M thow. U00 ond up Coll 7J» Long Branch. Beautifully furnished 5 J < 10 OClAN GRO~V¥^ One, Iwo/thm rooms, Includes mold service. Individ RIVER OAKS COLONIAL — Cnorm ^ -' MVs jiSlTP.SAUSSIP. JIM W». Ing ttiree bedroom Cotontot, totm liv- ail Spectol Notice. Beard Socrelory iDay r 1 ualconlrols at heating ond air condl Mi Union Beocti DOO TRAINING — Boythora Com rnoJh^rKiu^" a7i îlltif.°Coll in Honing Private bath, color TV. Phone ing room, tpoclou* matter bedroom, OIVIHO A PA«TVt - Dtsca, rocap- 2 Days (Consecutive) service. Plenty of parking, utilities In den wllh French doors leading to tlon, etc f Vou can rent o KOOt disco PUBLIC NOTICa ponlon Dog Club. Na«t tlolitt Jon oriented protatstonal sound system for 3 Days (Consecutive) lllft CoJI 'I}** un „__ eluded No security required tcreened porch, fireplace, itolned Notice Is hereby given llwl the Dec RED IANK — Luxury ont and two noon. Floored attic- Two-car aa>oge as little as IIOI 747 1111 rtotlon Commission ol Ih* Borough of 4 Days (Consecutive) fiSt ADORAeLE COCK A-POOJ - 340 Rumson btdroom opoftmenti wlrh tot In klkh Lovelyoldtreei. In one of Folr MYOMASSETHICI - MMuscla e mos- Union Beoch will hold Its reoulor 5 Days (Consecutive) Flva. Four mo>n ond ana ftmola. tn, dlihwoihtr. dtr>. torpttlna l?Jl Hoveni most dMlroMe oreav Alklna RISOLUTION Mottlnos lor th* year 1*71 as follows 7S7-7M3 too*. Relieve: Pressures«, IHeodoches, WHEREAS, theft tiiirt o need tor 6 Days (Consecutive) taRE»D 47BAN1 IHK S- Newly docoroted, tor 229-9000 <7f,tOO ALLAIRE FARROW . 1. Arttlrith. Homo visits or. Location. Florence Ave. School. Flor GERMAN SHEPHERD — Famola. peted. altroctlvely lurnl.htd tttl AGENCY. 741 1430 Appointments only. Coll S41- the tervlcei ot a Borough Attorney lor once Ave.. Union Beach, N J. Time 7 Days (Consecutive) (.lency, good location, no ptfi, MCU ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS the Borough of Rumion m autnorlied oria yaor old Gaolla, lowai children LITTLE IILVER - Capo Cod, Two by R S 40 \i 11. ond on) nialWM walcMoe. Noadl loll or rlty, rofertnen. 741-Wfe^ Homey atmosphere, near Irons threej bodroorm Low tarn* Loroe lot Feo 4th aooraonliollon mealing B Days (Consecutive) portotlon, very reasonable. 717 *SI7. WHEREAS, fund* ore available lor Mor.ttn lova ond Mi or room. FREE to good RED ftANK Three room IMMH Imtnl Wall to wall carpeting. Central air OVERWEIGHT th pwr po*e. ond 10 Oays (Consecutive) horn*. Vd-an oner a p.m. SEA BRIGHT - Designer furnlsh*d Newly redecorated Low MO't. Prlncl tnS per mortth with no ulllllltv Secu- studio and ««:utiv. suites. Harbour HtHtAS, the Local Public Con GOOD HOMES - Found lor deal. rity rtqulred NO p«ti MM«I, U poll only 741 Ittl ofttr 1*. FLABBY troth Law. R.S40A il i, tl tfQ.. re FAMILY PLAN RATE Cotn paid tor puin COLLEGE PET P.m. Potnt, UU Ocean Ava 747 MS] qulrei thai the rttolullon oulhorlilng SHOP SK-MK. Sli-SM}. UNION FALLS Senuiltully fur Why not see If you ojuotlfy for the Tren- the award ot conlrocU tor Prolei RED BANK - Thro* rooms. Near oil ton EoarlmoM. Openings for 71 man 3 Law! — 5 Days — S3 00. SI 00 each tne Available lo in PUPPIES transportation On* month security. nlshed room for rant In private res) LOCUST Uonol Service*' without comp*tlllv« i llth - Ind Mondoy because of 747-1774 donee. Bathroom and kitchen prlvl and 4S woman. Program consists of btdi mutt be published no more thon dMduals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" lor „-. Terriers ond Shepherds. Booutltul private rocotlon near the wa- eiercls*. diet, toad supplements, lec- •SO Mind breads. 110 Also Poodles. leges Prefer elderly lady or gentle- ten HO) days followtng th« adoption Kerns not exceeding SI00 each Items must be priced Non- RED BANK - Thrtt-room qportmenl. man. Mull hove references. Call after ter Is IM setting. Th* house ts big, old tures ond toped messages, private ond thereof. Lhosos and Chocolate Dobles 7» 14*4 ond In good botic condition. ImoejiHiO" group ckntel unoar prosesslonol s commercial ads only PAT'S DOGGIE BOUTIQUE oil utilllln paid. Available fmmedlat 7:Xp.m. or Sot or Sun. 747-.7M. NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- •|y, IS7 Hudson A«. lion ond decoration could chanQt It per vision Normally OS a week, ononlly SOLVED bv the Mayor and Council ot MARVMCJI0MA1.0 Info a thaw ptoct! Call for detail. 110 o week durindi g program. DDo not tht Borough of R umion at follows: Contract Hates on Rtquttl II. Spoilt Equipment RED BANK - ThrM roomt and bath, 108 Commercial PrlceO Ot Wf.m. WHILAN REALTY 10II unless you s)uatlry. I Tr*p*)vo*-andlheBofOoohCI-rr; n«or Railroad ttotion. Security. In- CROUP. REALTORS. 1« Rt 15, Mid I. Must be 15 LM. or mar* overweight art hereby outhorlied. In behalf of the kjn. IB " Sltl SNOW MOBILE - 11» Ml Ooo. •« quire ot 4S Cheitnui »t. cftetown. 141 71*5. 7 MusMt bke genuinatily sincersincr e anond will Borough, to retain William R Blair, ctll«rl condlllon. oil r»w porli. ISOO. Rental* RED BANK - Unrurnlihed. twotad ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices ot 10 Ing lo follow Instructions exoctly. jr., on attornty-at law of the Slate of KOTira Coll attar Spm.sHal-aia, 1 Willing lo allow your arse study lo New Jertty. to perform tht ttrvlce* ol Psaos* Take Nonce Ihol the Re-orao- room garden aportmenti available, Spring St., Red Bank, two to >l< office Low Down Or No ..liallon ond Reaulor Mevllng ol the K)X MM SIIVK! RONT PAGE KADEU Green Trot ApoTtmtnti, 2Jf Spring Si, sulles. On-premlses parking. Near terarroflo our files Borough Attorney for the year If7l I Must be aMe to attend two one hour and he I* hereby oppolnted lo thot ol Union Beach Zoning Board ol Ad|gst i Doty UNPM GumiUm. •ett' 84. Merchandise Coll 741 JW tor appointment shops and restaurants, one block rrom For Chit Immaculate four bedroom Rlvervlew Hospital, but oway Irom day or evening classes per weak. flic punuofil lo live provlilon* ol R S ment will be held Monday, Jonuary I*. PICK-UP $1.50 RED BANK M RIVERSIDE AVE" Mlddletown Cape. Hoi separate en Some losses reported of N Lbs. and 1*71 In Memorial School Library. Wanted tronlc |oms. Low rentols Including trance tor mother-daughter let-up. mMTi. compltte lonllorkul services ond sup more In JO days with tremendous In Morntnatlde Ave.. Union Beach, N.J. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT Full bottment, Ouollfted VAI*MA buy crease of energy. 9, Sold attorney It retained and op •---ling will start ot I:» P.M. MAIL $3.50 piles. Ptwn. lor details or showing at tr». Look, 143,fOO RIVERSIDE Dinted to tht oflm of Borough Al ED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. RUGS, YrS.psaB*.BWf 741 tS» Call Mr. Boll MRS. EVELYN KANE For each box number assigned FOR CASH. LUXURY HIOH-RISE" AGENCY. INC., 141 Ul* Forney pur*uont to R.S 40,IMS with Secrttary INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Overlooking tri. Novnlnk River ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - Ap- su-mi out comptllllve bidding a* a Prole* Jan. 10 M*l MIDDLETOWN - Send for our itonal Service under Ihe provlilom ol ISt E. Nawmon SprlnQI Rd. We wont vou! To help M keep rents "HomM For Living" brochure, plct, Shrtwlburf 111 MOO 212 Travel fht Local Public Contract, Low be ot their lowest. Bv molnlolnlng I0OX dtlcrlptloni. price* on available couit Ihe itrvlce rendered or per occupancy we are effectively keeping dlllonlng Included. Call 171 IMS. home*, APPLEBROOK REALTORS. Other PuWlc NoHcet EAST KEANSBURG - Ground floor Transportation lormed Ik lo be done by a ptr*on ou CANCELLATION NUMBER rents down Studios Itortlna at Ills, fSB Rt. 3S. MWdittown, ATt-2300, Ihorlltd by low to practice a recog one-bedroom iforilng at tits and two building, for storage spoce. opproul SHARE RIDE — Highland* Area to nlied proftlilon and whoie protrsilort - SUMMON Nonce & Credit lor cancaaabon « B"«" only on lasuance ol A MOUNTED DEER HEAD - Allo tiedroorm stoning of un. three Md mot.lv »<», 10' calling, Boylhor* South Kearrry, •J^**' ond practice I* reguloted by law ondol New Jersey, l oCL CLAP.ENCA E L special hi number to advertiser when cancellation ol ad if ony gornM. prop* ond amutamonti tor area. Ills par r bid* are nol required ptr Hi 4OA.5- fLENNIKEM and CAHOLVN I. Poiii. Coll 7i7-»» FLENNIICEN: Pursuant 10 Order Pro requealad Advafliaar muat retain number lor future refer Central air ond heal, BOS cooking, bol It. Icvaaj MIDDLETOWN - Beautiful four-twd 113 Instruction ) A copy of mu rttolutlon iholl be vidlng lor Substituted Service. YOU enca conies. J4 hour doorman. TV security, EXCELLENT UPPER room home. Large modern kitchen, puWlthtO In The Dolly Readier a* re A«ETtE*EBY SUMMONED M O Civ- swimming pool, souno. morlno, also two baffn. Den and one bedroom ond A TWO WEEK - Morning. Real Et. outred by low within ten 110) day* ol il Action m th* Suporlor Court cl How No canceaations wM be taken alter 4 p.m Friday unw Bam undaro/ound porhlng. flenlal oftlta both could be OUMI unit Sun deck, par- tat* Licensing Court*, Jon. M-17. SSS. Jersey, Law Division, Monmouth open savan days o wert Coll Bob Clc suR&it.S.>JbPîillc tially icreened. Heating cott, U) p«r Call Monmoufn Institute, 741 «7f County, Docket No. L-SIH7I. In Monday lid, Rumson I cone ot XI 7<1 I7» ond floor wrKk up I1S0 par month. In rnontti. TaRti appr onl mate ly *1W ptr Januory 1Q, ItTI stlluted by John T. Starter, and Doris quire: Mrs. Hussey. Natelsons, I mont*: Ttrrtrtcbuvol tS4.m. sS GATEWA6ATE> Y AN RUMSON — One-bedroom, unlur. RSWLU1ION T. stottory. husband and wife, and re Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register Brood SI , Rod Bonk. 741 S)t7. PAUL P. BOVA. INC. oulred 10 Mrvo upon the atlornay tor .... M ond Horrmtaod Ava.. nlshod. Quiet, secure area. MIS per REALTOR 471 2M4 WHEREAS, thtrt enlils o need for cannot be responsfcte lor errors after the lust day Call 542- mortth Includes heat, water ond alec, HAZLET - Hwy. ». Protesslonol ol me annual audit tor Iht ytar IV7I ai the ptomtirtt. whos* ram* and office 1700 lo make corrections max. trlclly Him tic. or sultobl. for retail Itora. SOJ sq NEPTUNE GABLES - Owner re required by R.S 4OAS-4, ond address appears below, an answer to ft. Also warehouse or storage spoce WHEREAS, fund* an pvolloble for Hie complaint as mod within » doyt ol DOLLS WANTED - Don't gbondon or SEA BRIGHT - Three and tour-room OUCM home 14000 IP ltTt en.oy thli Ihe dot* of this nolle*. If you foil to do dlicord thoia unwonlad dolll, will available. Heot ond air conditioning. four bedroom Bl level. Large eat In GERTRUDE SUYDAM - Will teoch DEADLINES oportrrwnt tor rent. Available Fob. I, tMrcht chnm for atMh, tJiltrt and wtEt«EAS. the Local Public Con so. ludpmenl by defoull may be ren otodly occijrl, In any condition Coll UMUS WeW kitchen, den. .._..1newly docodecoratedr . Low dered ogalnsl you tor th* relief do- /IDS — Set sow sty* ads — 4 p.m. day belore publication MATAWAN — Three modern offices. UO'i dance clonti tor children, In your tract! Law. R.S. «A.1I I, ft M4.. rt home toll 7»l 177?between*-!p.m. gulrtt that tht resolution •uthorlilng monded In the complaint. YOU Moll SEA BRIGHT - Too bedrooms In prl Located on Rl. 14. Private entrance, GIG Realtori-SJI JO0O-4WI4J0 — Friday 4 p m tor Sunday publication Classified Display vale home on beach front. I33S o ample parking. 1150 per oftlce monthly iht award ol conlrocts for Pro'ts promptly file your answer ana proof ot NEW HOMES — 5% down financing. GUITAR LESSONS - Per ... service In duplicate with tho Clerk ol — 4 pm two days prior lo publication — Thursday 4 p m month Includes all utilities. Ute et l utllllles Immediate occuponry. Private hall hour let.on. with •• itonol Service*" without comptTtiTvt beach ond pool. Coll 747 7le». Ev.s SUVOn From IM.WO. New locattom and over- bid* mutt be published no more than the Superior Court ot New Jersey, lor Sunday pubkeakon Prod ads. three days prior lo publi- Hied Ml ovultable. Haitet and Mid lonced teocher Coll Fronk, »71 ten (tO) tfoyi following the adoptlor Stole House Ami, Trenton, New Jar. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Now disown. m-tt» or WIUO thereof; s«y «•»«. In occordance wllh tn* rules cation Heal Estate Today - Wednesday for Friday ft Sun- TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO SHREWSBURY ARMS APART- of civil procllc* ond procedure. The building, MOO so., ft., will divide to suit, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wovilde NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RE day publcalion DOLLARS - Cormri Old Jtwtlry to MENTS - Giant site one and two bed Moling ond air conditioning Included. SOLVED by Iht Mayor ond Council ol abject of this action ll to determine re Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will room apartments, family slit eot-ln Hlghtondi, M.J. Coll 171-leiE Woodl and Long View Vlllaoe. Eteaont sponsiblllty lor nol discharging on CMMCTMm — 4 p m Monday through Thursday lor kKchon, shore area, only 10 minutes new home* from OT.MO. Call S3I-0W. tht Borough of Rumton en follows: 8vy_from private owneri laid arrohn. ). The Mayor ond the Borough Clerk existing mortgage obligation of ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND from beaches. Free heot, hot water PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - record, on rool property known and ne»i day; 4 p m Friday lor Sunday & Monday ond parking Newly pointed apart Ground rioor, suitable for doctor or REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ore hereby oumorlied ond directed to JEWELRY DESIGNED. 7t» River I lit and buy with a member ol Men execute on oartemtnt with Elmer S design glad « Lot II. Mop olPolrnor Rd.. Folr Hovan, N.J. S414IS7 ments complete wllh stove, refrig- dentist ot 333 Brood St., Rod Bank. 747 Gordons, commonly known at II Hor erator ond olr conditioner Senior Clll 1710. torn, to S p.m. mouth County'- kKOt.t realty group. A Hunt, a Registered Municipal Accoun WEEKEND CALLS WOULD YOU LIKE m Imloclt coth len program ovollacJ*. Wolklng dli one-year warranty available on all torri Ot Ntw Jerse to form tht str kins Drive, Mlddlclown Township, - Alter 5 p m Friday, until 8 00 tor your old illnt, tocrh, dilno. imoll tance to thopp— PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - homn lltled and MM by a member of vices of Borough uoto y Monmouth County, Now Jtrtoy. con- rurnlture, etc T Coll HI-Bit. Mr.VonDyk.: UO sq. ft , air conditioned, all utilities the Real E.tat. Exchange, Realtor, RESOLUTION NO. rtM Itn and he I* hereby oppolnted lo thoi voyod by Hi* itslliiiUxill FMnnlken to am Monday, an cats are taken by our answering service U75 per month. Call for detain, wil. BE IT RESOLVED by the Townihlp office. Iht olalntlffs Slotlery by deed with LIAMO. RYAN. Realtor. 747 1500. 141-mo coMtAonti ogalnsl th* granlori. doled Al ads. corrections and cancellations taken will be pro- SMALL APARTMENT - lit Port RED BANK 137,900 - SI Oft tht IH Council of the Township of Aberdeen, ?. This contract Is oworded wllhoui Monmouth Rd.. Port Monmouth. Bed County ol Monmouth, that In com competitive bidding at a "Profctilonai Jim* II, Itfi. The suoTecl mortgooe cessed Monday lor Tuesday s paper PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - nor wltti a homt ol your own In quiet pllonce wllh tht provision* ol tht Open room, kitchen, living room oreo and Available In two desirable locations In rrelohtporhood. Bring your young Idem Service under tht provision! of tht Al ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the bath, tils plus electric. No pets pre- Public Meetings Act of the Slate ol LOCOI .PuWic Conirgcti Law iMcauM Office of the CHn ot*M*mrnouth Coun Red Bonk Coll REDDEN AGENCY. to fhli three btdfoom houte featuring Htw Jertty. notice H hereby gtvtn a* regular Daly Register ityte of type We reserve the right to forrod Coll , furnished, unlur SPACE FOR RENT - Second floor. » marling* of Ih* Borough Council In nlsned. full kllcrwnette, air. Pool. ter. TINTON FALLS - Cintom b niqhtli a legal holiday. . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Just Church Si. Little Silver. [ Agenda meeting* shall be held on yoor I97S be ond th* same ore hereby Jan. 10 Him remodeled, two-bedroom apartment. roce. I1S5IOII7! mtlM •417175 llxed ae Iha second ond fourth available Feb. I. tints living room, £sn&£s&&*!b Thursdays ol *och ond *v*ry month, at 2 Autos For Sa* 101 Aoertments eol-ln kitchen. On busline, walk to WEST LONO BRANCH - Unlur THREE ROOM OFFICE - Llncrofl. 1 nlshed one-bedroom apartment, In prl heat. Acre. Prlnclpoli only, in. month at I 00 p m , tKCtpt when told Ih* hour of I HI o'clock P.M., at Ih* 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rent town, ngrj per month Includes heoi ond Near the Parkway. Modern building. HI 443! Owner. Cholc* oreo Council Chamber of Memorial electricity. Security ond loose. Coll vote home No pets. 1M0 plus electric Call Roger Coi.ns, Realtor, al 741- night it o legal holiday, ond 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thot Borough Holl. with th* exception ol »HS»between»:)4p.m. and 10pm Collllt-Mtl. th* second meeting In November No matter what you 5 Auto Service Parts 104 Winter Rentals notice of changt* to iht aloreiald which shod be held on Tuesday. No- EAST KEANSBURG - lv> room duduppl JJXO SQ. FT, - Former body shop, 1S7 schedule iholl be mode public pur have to sell, Classified 6 Auto Rani Lease 105 Summer Rentals en efficiency. Suitable two personspersons. 108 Homei For Rent W. Front St., Red Bank. wont to the pinvitiom at me aforesaid • ISO per montmonth plus utilities, one act. . BE IT I 7 Auto Insurance 106 Fur nehed Rooms sflSa •areugr acts do the trick quick I B Auto Finance mm in* perfect *oy lo start off tne New Bff IT PURTHEft ReSOLVCO that Ih* wort) sesslans »t th* Borosi 107 Nursing Homes Year. Buy o brand new threa-beoroom the within schedule of m«lirtg> for the Council be hold on eoch ond ever y Sot. 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals Sr " 110 Wonted To Rent ronchl Low price of 147,100 should year 1f7B shall be forthwith mailed to urdoy at »:» AM ot Borough Holl e> EAST KEANSBURG - Four rooms HIOHLANDS - Small three room.cot ATTENTION - Rentols Wonted The Dolly Register ond the Newt Trib- cool on tnot* Saturdoyl tolling en o ho 10 Wanted AutomotM 109 ButHngs/Qarage* plus bath, recently renovated, wall-to- tempi MU to nil us todovl E.A. ARM- too*, suitable adults. slW per month Yearly or Winter. No fee. STRONG AOENCY. Reoltor.SU Pros. une and shall M posted on ttit bulletin wall corpetlng, yard and entrance. Pay plus ulllllles Security required HI Coll 431-OSB, I:Xto 4:10 Mon.-FrI: board at the moln enlronce of the Ad- 110 Wanted To Rent own uHlWei, no pets pleasa need on. pact Ave., Lithe Silver. 74I-4SSO. ATTENTION - Social Service Agency mlnlilrotive Wing ol tht Municipal month's security. Ready for occu Building ond shall remain thtrt pancy F*. I. Coll li(4»5 HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom homeT needs rentols for lorge 111* families. 14 Sao Drirt Ave , fast per month plus Coll dolly, 4314031. Note.. 133 Income Property Ihrowgnout Ihe year ond shall remain I EATOHTOWH - Om-bedroom trail utilities. Security sUposlt. Immedtote on flit In tht OMIct ol tht Township I H yard lor pets, fine locale, 1175It75. RENTALS WANTED - Yearly or RED BANK INCOME PROPER«T' Y - Clerk. STATE RENTALS Bkr 747NU occupancy. eTHSTSF winter. Coll 4314031 Monday through Two one-bedroom apartment.oportmentv, lovely The foregoing Is a true copy of Rtso HIGHLANDS - Two bedrooms, vord Friday. More. ample porklng, walking a lutlon No 71 IJ odopttd by the Town- HAJLET - On.-t«arotim, utilities for kids ond pets, washer idryer.nso. tn andcrkopSng, Ufsa ship Council ot me Township ol Abtr- 131 Houses For Sale tree, waeher/drvef, pets o.k., 1100. STATE RENTALS ikr. . S4714U WISH TO SHARE OFFICE - Red owner oner 5 P m Tnt «»4. deen at It* Regular Meeting held on Ja STATE RENTAL] BVr. 747 UU Bonk vicinity. Write Details 10 Ban E 132 Condominiums 314, Dally Register, Shrewsbury. RED BANK nuory}, 1V7| TownHouaaa HAZLET - Two bedrooms, four LEONARDO - Three-bedroom house. 07701. Throe-family CONSTANCE PETRILLO Attractively furnished. Coll 4 4 p.m. Township Cltrk 133 Income Property rooms, compietely remodeled. tltO. Cotl 7471M1 for oppolnlment after 5 IV. month's security. After i, 4tVl45! mists. Jan. 10 II J.n 134 Farm Property HIGHLANDS LITTLE SILVER - Unusual. Immocu- TWO-FAMILY — Gross yearly In- 138 Commercial Property Four rooms HM English Tudor. Fireplace, living come. 1*140. Low taxes Interior com- COUK4-O7U room, full ilr*d dining room, Ml In pletely renovated five years ago. 138 Industrial Property kliCthtfli twO'Cooroonif, and full bon- IM Atlantic Highland! 137 Lou and Acreage HIGHLANDS HILLS - Unfurnished, mont. SeN per month. Loose rouulred PUBLIC NOTICa ewp one-bedroom aaortment, all utllllKs E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real, UI Homes For Sale 138 Mobie Homei Intruded Year-round rental. Coll Itl FOUR APARTMENTS - And llore. The Harbor Commission, ol Ihe 54 Situations Wanted em ton, IB Prospect Ave., Little Silver. A FANTASTIC BROCHURe Ot Iwnn Gross yearly Income. llt,9oS. Low Borough of Atlantic Highlands. N.J.. 139 Cemetery Lots Ma otter 4 p.m. taies 1*0,000 55 Srfuttonj Wanted Male NMsm In Monmouth Countyl (ft vourt If you will hold Its reorgonliatlon meeting on 140 Fatal Eatale Wanted HIOHLANO! HILLS - Four-bedroom MI00LET0WN - Two.bedroom write or coll Betty Ron Agency. Itl C DeLUCIA AGENCY vtdtviidoy. Jonuory II. 1*71 oi 1:00 56 Srtuakom Wanted oportmem, all uHlltkn Included. Wo home, oppotrto Harmony Bowl, U35 Rt. M, Keyport, N.J. fjrnT Phone: Reottor 717-4411 P.M. ol Borough Holl. 100 First Ave tarvrtw. SMO par month. One month's per month plus utllllln, Ivs month's nue. Atlantic HlgrilorKts. New Jersey Maat/Femals saortty. Cell WMBt. security, references. Paul P. BOVQ, A NEW LISTING - Exceptional value AGENDA - To tht Extent known 57 Day Care/Nursery School — One ond twrj-bedroom I nc. Realtor, s7!»44. 138 Mobile Hornet NOMINATE TEMPORARY CHAIR- tcrtentd porch, dining room, lenced GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - MAN PORT MONMOUTH - No. I0I Port ELECTION OF PERMANENT Monmouth Rd. Ranch style, five-room, yard. Would be an ideal in-low letup, Bethany Rd.. Hailet. Adult park, walk ilnct li hoi two floort eoch wllh hitch- to shopping ond N.Y. bus. J44JT1I CHAIRMAN HIGHLANDS - Twoîedroom water Iwo-bath, complete, privilege lo RESOLUTIONS FOR VICE CHAIR 152 Boats and Acceeaones beach, SMS month plus utllllln ond en Convenient Ealontown oreo with rronfi otmnQ roofn, ooieri ooiorer no low tone. Call now. WATERFRONT PARK - 10X40, two MAN. SECRETARY, TREASURER, 1 S3 Camping Equipment pen, USS. Banrs Real Estate. I7MI0S. gas. 1IMK-4SS). bedrooms, woll-to-woll, dishwasher, ACCOUNTANT. ATTORNEY. DE- CENTURY II COZENS, Rcoltor shed, unfurnished. sMOO. If 11W7 POSITORY. OFFICIAL NEWS- HIGHLANDS - Tsrôearoom dupli> PORT MONMOUTH - Small two-bod, ''Independently Owned' Because Our roam house suitable for couple. IJ7S a PAPERS. TIME AND PLACE FOR 61 Business Opportunities wilts porch, rJlnlno ana, no t*i ll» 111 River Rd. folr Haven REGULAR AND WORK SESSION rnontftV. Bohr I Roll Estate, 17J1M0. month plus utilities ond security. No 741 7eM 62 Mortgages pets. e7T-*4(fl MEETINGS 63 Money To loan HIOHLARJDS - Three roomt, Klltobta A NfiW LISTINOI — Pair Haven ran- Formol action will be taken on Items lor odutrs, also o month plus ulllllles, chec wllh four bodroomi. two bofhs. isltd on the agenda CUSSIFIED UNES 64 Money Wanted ncwtty required. ITl-»m RED BANK — One-bedroom bun- Pontled botement, pome room plui d nto Dining room. Top 1» Cemetery Lot. Jon. 10 " u./l ktANVBUIIC T Corr Ave.rthree-bed- winding, fret-lined roofn opprtHptrTitt kafoje Itttcnenj living FOUR LOTS - Skwtlandltternorial RED BANK - Tnree-bedroom. Ideal O d , MODMO. D ARE BUSY. ^. UB)H inor)It) pltli one month"" ~~ tor rMddieane couple Full bOMmont 'l 227 Highland. 208 Legal Sarvteea . Fyr further Infrx " SSO isluTmioiVLooH. security, rot I Locust»., Hlghlonds 21OLoat and Found 4 from W to I p.m. wences. Immediate occuponcy. 741 HOTICB KIANseURO -Furnished three- TAKEMOTICtJtlsTl gepllcollon rws 211 Spadel Nosces wssffsiar 140 Real Estate Wonted ot*n mode to the Mayor and Council ol AVQB IHE WEEK4ND RUSH room upM linont, HIS per month. Call RUMSON - MoonIfIflccnl t four-bed- 212 Travel Tn Ml-TsVWI. •I] River Rd Fair Hoven GOOD HOUSES NEEDID tho Borough ol Highlands, lo transfer 71 Merchandise For Set) - In kitchen, book BELFORO - Sin-room ranch, ax- amlly untts from »'s to 90s In to E.W.S INC. trading as Down The 72 Oarage/Yard Sales 213mstruction KEANJBURO - Spacious, ant Bed- cases. otebwaaheT, SSSS oellant conoWonMM. SIS,**I ] ern Monmouth County, »-doy Hatch, for premises located ol &5 Mill- tamsniH). 4t5-SSl« 73MKhWyForSato 214AIOccaaion room. Hoot, air conStttontr. tno. Coil SMALL-PRIVATE - Twobedroom er Street. Hlghlonds. Monmouth Coun- CMl EARLY M THE WEEK. BRAND NEW FORTIES ty. New Jersey, th* Pltnory Retail 74 Renw Service Consumption License No. C-31 here- KEANSBURG - Two, one edroom closed porch. Good orto ot East Pour large bedroomi, II' matter HOME NEEDED - For my growing" 75 Farm Equipment Koansburg AvoilpMt Fob. 1. «JM bidroam, 14' aueit bedroom, two lotore Issued lo Sonlnko Enterprises Let one of our Classified specialists as- oportmenis. It Grove PI., Sill par family, four .five bedrooms, dining trading as Dawn The Hatch for prem 76 Auction SUM month, i Oceonvlew Ave., 111! par month plus utllHIos. Security, rl botht, format dining room, !)• telenet room end bosoment. on waodod lor month jitus utWHtt. Cell W 4544 be lofoionits roqulrod. Ask tor P*> ktkhtfi. llvlna room with fireplace, sist you with your ad ... at a price you 77PetssndUveetoc* twaanMpm - MMM. uHMty room, wrapt. Corpetlng. Ap- OBSSM&XMX can afford. 78AJrcralt ONION BEACEACM - New lhr.« 6 Tne officer. director and stockholder 79 Swap or Enchange . nSOpl ol C W.S. INC. Is as follows: Edword Convenient location. 6ul*l rtty. AvolloUo W. Serotln. Jr. - President. Secre- SOBteyctaa/MlniBIKes " ond porklng on prttntOM. Throa bedrooms, sctonro eot-ln Htctt. LISTI|HOSOjjJBET(TER HOMES - In tary. Treasurer. IS High Street. East eiSporuEquipmeni jjf TMV SMOSTKOAOE NCV"1^. Rutherford. New Jersey I It's worltl ft. Obitctloni. It ony, should be made 62 9»*nmJng Pot* LONO BRANCH - Tsre two-bedroom 103 Rental* To Share knrtwdtattly In writing to Horrlet Al- "ACTION UNI" mCtHBedronlcs SINGLE MATURE WOMAN - Wishes ID REALTY INC. Ol-iHI brecht, Borouoh Clerk of the Borough I ** Marchandlaa Wanted t h h Eattn furnished BUY OR SILL - Your home' ol Highlands. New Jersey. E.W.S. INC. LONO BRANCH - Tnrta bedrooms. company In the WOTIL 542-1700 kids, pets o.k . hurry, Won't lost ot 543UIJ betweon 44 p.rr U Miller Stroll lens Realtor, 741-7O4. Mulllple Mil- Highlands. New Jtrs*y 077JJ , t*TÔ>^*îTê*Bje^BlpT^BBj aaasssssapaj ear e^Bj>*iBs* WOUL•D WIDOW -- Lite inpi. J.TATB RENTA1.I Bkr 717MM and iRBonMi with ion.), it urn thro wtoow on penslonT Middle)OMII. COLONIAL 10 BRANCH - Thraa r TVee huge blflroo .. The Daily Register Atlerttc Highlands orta. Call H p.m., 1 OMkftne gia InduoM. S room. Iw7 bathe, IT kllchen, 1 Manmoulh MadtcM C Please tote nolle* thot th* Board of utility ream. W tpjinoroorii, coty den, Adluslmtnl ot the Borough of High. Ave. ond Dunbor An. WOULD YOU SHARE YOUR HOMEt The Duly Register 1S2 Boats And lands will hold o special meeting on — Would you share someone mt'lr Wodnotdoy, Jonuory II, in ot I P.M. TTie Sunday Register Yeur preferences ond lifestyle or* f!! ELLEN S. HAMLTONJEALTOR Accessorlei ol Borough Holl lor the purpose Of hearing tht cos* at Anthony ond R» Avnor Rtat cflvt CRCtvanoo etna Jovco, Cost No. 10-77. Applicant Is sttklng retlel to construct 0 two (11 The Sunday Register FIREPLACB THIRTIES cor garooe Ihol does not m**t roar 104 Winter Rental! Poor rorgo btdroamt. is»le' mailer yard requirements ot 47 Noveslnk Ava. 542-1700 OAIL A. CASt RENTANTA L - Vocation homo. Mt. Hal'oilll. IS* guest bedroom. 14' owing acOBO. PPonn Pb. Pour-bostroot m chow, room, scitnc* known, any don, itaT CUNMHM Action Una mATAWAN - Nlct one¥edroom, prfvoSe beoch hub. tennis courts, ooli ton krtck hvec4oce, utility room, MH- toning BoorTof ran. W»ekandi. xeaaly, monthly. Adlustmont 24Hourtwvlc« LTV INC. p.m Jran.TT 9WEWSBURY, N. J TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.1978 19 Egypt, Israel groups on move Fat, salt Sheriffs in blast JERUSALEM (APk ) - A Vaaee irrivet Sunday Offl- vtte T2£5L&LZ.. . ^.^^-M'*******,*****- «T«fromn occpieoccupied Arab laadsanlands and fieldftekbs during the IsraeIsraelUi occu< - m«p of EgjrptUa officUli data said he probably «m cal e seU-determination for the Pa- pation phis unspecified addi- eosae* to JaroMlem today leave three dayi later but Offldali now lay the com- tional compensation ruling at report on jail i group of uraeui goes may ttay longer if Ma media- mtttees will handle regional Egyptian Prime Minister Meanwhile, Shah Mo- to Cairo to prepare (or the uaa It required. problem*, with the Cairo con- NEWARK (AP) - A state sepB r. Joo saw me political Mandouh Salem told the hammed Beta Pahlavi of Mat rood at bnefrEgypttaa Vance if expected to urge leresce dealing with the Sinai commission report alleging cormptioB alleged ia the re- semi-official Middle East Iran was meeting with Sadat is seen port — that sheriffs use peace negotiations Israel not to establish new PednwiU and the Jerusalem official corruption and In- News Agency his government at Aswan and said of Us host's "techniques to build an orga- The Egyptians will do the fettlementi in Sinai and WASHINGTON (AP) - efficiency among Jail officials delegations handling the West will demand that Israel pay peace drive: "I think Egypt nization of workers at the Jail advance work lor the meeting The feieral geveraaeat has been attacked by several spokesman Hodding Carter Bank and Palestinian ques- Cl billion compenution for is doing precisely what we be- who will make voluntary con- of foreign ministers Jan. II, •ay eeasMer regalallag county sheriffs as "untrue sald in Washington •Quite tlons. oil pumped from the Sinai lieve is right" tributions to reelection cam- while the Israelis lay the ksw asaea tat or salt sstaie and unfair." frankly, we think this issue Egypt's semi-official news- paigns and support the politi- ef like teeas eatea by Asaer The report, compiled by the groundwork for a defense can be resolved in the dls- paper Al Ahram said the cal structure" — was "false, team sheaM be atttwesl Is first legislative commission to ministers' meeting In Cairo Cairo meeting would discuss absolutely untrue." bcgtanlng Wednesday. Carter is narrowing eeatata, aa Agriealtare De- study New Jersey's county Thare are now • Israeli set- deployment of UN. troops in Essex County Sheriff John Tie Egyptians will be partaaeat official says. Jail system since the mid-19th tlements In the occupied terri- Sinai positions to be evac- F. Cryan called the report a greeted with far less fanfare Certury. was highly critical of tories - M in the West Bank uated by the Israelis, the size "witchhunt." than the group which preced- FBI director choice Carol Tieker Feresaaa, the dual role of the county of the Jordan River, » in the of Israeli and Egyptian forces Kelley, who had been asststtil secretary lor co- sheriff as the administrator Regarding the allegations, ed President Anwar Sadat's Syrian Golan Heights and 21 aad the status of the Jewish WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter appears to scheduled to retire at the mer services aad feed, and law enforcement officer. Passalc County Sheriff Edwin historic trip to Jerusalem in in the Sinai and Gaza Strip. settlements and Israeli in- be narrowing his list of pos- start of the year, his agreed said Meatfay thai sack It said most jail problems Englehardt said, "What they Three more are planned in stallations In areas to be sible choices for PBI director to remain at the 157,000 a regalattea asay be ctasld were approached as political should do, then, is, if they No flags deck the streets, the West Bank but there Is evacuated. to two federal judges from year post until Feb. IS. It is erea after the aetartmeat rather than institutional prob- have Information where that's and Israelis who were growing opposition to the The newspaper laid the the Midwest, although other known that Bell has hoped to tfrtiin aa rales ea altrites, lems. true, that's criminal action. It staaaed by the sight of Egyp- move within Israel's ruling Egyptian plan calls for the should be brought to the at- candidates cannot be ruled find a replacement before tfhlea are widely ased as The report by the Legisla- tians In their- capital two coalition. Parliament s de- dismantling of Jewish settle- tention of the prosecutor in out yet, a Justice Department Congress reconvenes Jan. 19. preservatives la meats bit tive County Penal System months ago are taking the fense and foreign affairs comments after the total Israeli the counties where they found source says. The attorney general two whka have been Uaked to Study Commission headed by new conference In stride. mittee will vote on the three withdrawal from the Sinai that and the action should be The source, who did not weeks ago told the Los Angel- cancer. former Seton Hall Law School The Jerusalem meeting will today. within a short but undisclosed taken against the sheriff, but wish to be identified, said the es Times that he had sub- Dean John F.X. Irving, cap- be held in the Hilton Hotel The Cairo and Jerusalem period. don't make blanket appli- long search to replace Clar- mitted 10 names to Carter After the nitrite tssae Is ped a five-year investigation and could go on for months conferences, arranged during An Egyptian government cations against all sheriffs in ence M. Kelley as head of the and was told to pursue the settled, the government through hearings in the coun- The United States and the the Christmas meeting of Sa- spokesman said Egypt will in- this state, particularly me." PBI has In recent days fo- matter with four of the candi- "•ay have ie eiamlae ty jails, and said that "in oth- United Nations will parti- dat and Prime Minister Men- sist that a "joint declaration cused on U.S. District Judge dates. •aay predacts that have er instances, counties are vio- "In most counties, particu- cipate ahem Begin In Ismallls, of principles" be issued stipu- la* nach fat or salt," Ml. Prank J. McGarr of Chicago Administration sources con- lating the law." larly in Passalc County, cus- Secretary of State Cyrus R. Egypt, were originally dl- lating Israeli withdrawal Fareaua saM la a speeea and federal appellate Judge firmed that three of the four Bergen County Sheriff Jo- tody and control of prisoners William H. Webster of St. to the Weana's Nalleaal in the county Jail. Is the direct 290 Oww Public Notices were McGarr, Webster, and Louis. James F Neal, the former DeaseeraUe (lab responsibility of the sheriff. •OTIC! And If the citizens in this Notlca jlhtrtby OJvon to thy (tool votori ol (hi' Schoo10*01l. B|r,lr|cDlilrlctl p0i1 Iht t TomiMTtwnthlp .0o1l Ocaon.Qcaon, lIn It* County ol Mon McGarr, iff appointed to Watergate prosecutor who ""•mJMH V Ht» J{rM,"•»' o puollc Storing on flu following buogtt fsr th< KhooT ytor 1971 ill* Will b> nalo al Uninvited county aren't satisifed with nwn < Natrltlmlsts have said "" T&K1ZL *i «!52" "• ' "» SCHOOL Monmoulh Avt.. Oakhurit. Ntw Jiiut ol I 00 p.m, on IM aw. the bench by President Rich- now Is in private law practice the job that the so-called polit- ard M. Nixon in 1*70, met in Nashville, Tenn. The name that Asaerlcaas damage ical sheriff is doing they have with Carter and Attorney of the fourth person was not their health by eatlag Ue guest, says an opportunity to vote that General Griffin Bell at the available.. fat aad,salt. sheriff out of office and re- ENROLLMENTS White House on Monday, a Nearl. reached by telephone Rtllotnt Puplli.. OverceasaaipUea ef fat la woman elect someone In his place. Prfvcffa) School PlocttfTTHintt- Justice Department spokes- last night, would not confirm Puplli Rtctlvtd geaeral aad utarated fat la ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS They have an opportunity to man, Robert Havel, con- or deny published reports that •arttealar has beea linked —An Elizabeth man was ar- act," be said. firmed. he had rejected the job be- U heart disease, the leadlag rested here yesterday, after a Webster, 53, a former US cause he had not wanted to Job said political campaign Currant enpanu caase »f death la the Halted resident notified police that A<|. BoMnct 7/1/76 attorney in Missouri who be- commit himself for 10 years money has never been collect- Bolonct Approprlottd States. Eatlig tea mark he had been an uninvited fttvMyai from Locol Sourcat came a federal judge In 1171, ed from any of his employees LtcM Tea Ltvy But a knowledgeable Jus- salt, aa lagredleat ised la early morning visitor to her Tulllon was to meet with Bell and or from the Jails in the 11 MlKtllantoM : tice Department official, who •aay ef the processed apartment. probably Carter on Wednes- years be has been sheriff of SUBTOTAL declined to be Identified by feeds ea grocery shelves, John J Szaro, 22, of 32S day. The Justice Department Bergen County. Rtvtnotl from Matt Sourctl name, said McGarr and Web- caa lead to Ugh bleed prei- Franklin St., Elizabeth, was Eouollutlon AM .'. I IIJOO.I14 00 source said no other such In a telephone interview, Ir- 100% Approvtd Tram ster were now the focus of at- charged with trespassing and 17t. 761.00 ving said, "The report does Cottgorkol Aldi 777.119,00 meetings are planned. tention possession of less than 25 Othtr Stall Aldl 11,661 00 _ not condemn every Individual grams of marijuana, police SUBTOTAL u.i».7si.oo ~Si769T«77o6 sheriff. In fact, the report Revtnuat from Fodtral Sourctl 244 wait Long Branch Me Watt Lang Branch Mi Wast Long Branch said. , PL. 90-576 (Vocational).. 17.JM.00 doesn't condemn any sheriff. P.L. 11474 (Impact) , 31.111 10 PUlllCHOIICI Bronch In Ittt county According to police Mr. PL 93-H0 Al Amtndtd ESE A 171.TOO,00 Nolle! II htraby given lo tht Itgol voliri o. l Ihn*t Scho•Scho hOOoo l OlilrltOltlcll ofl Intt BOfouoBOouon ott Wil ill LLong B Olhtr Fodtrol Aldl M.71764 ol Monmouth, stall ot Ntw Jlnty. tnat o Public Htorlnp will bo hddd In thth« FranFkk AnAttonldai School Library on Szaro entered an apartment SUBTOTAL I76.u«oo •• Tutldoy. Jonuary 17.1971 ol thi cont lui Ion ot Thi rogulor Board inttllng tor Iht pur poll ol conducting o public hlor tiwm ;< ing on tht Following budgll lor the ichool viar 1911 79 at Brookslde Terrace, on Total Currtnl Exptnit MM0,7».n ttJI5.tt4.00 SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDCST IUTIUHI Mil TNI ICHOOL YBAK 1171 7t Grand Avenue al 4:30 a.m. Copllol Outlay Itpt.». 1971 yesterday. When approached AoW«Hol<» ENROLLMENTS ' Actual Valium BotancSl o ApDroprkHad 17.000 00 Rtlldtnl Puplli ttt by the female occupant, the. Rtvanua from Locol Sourctl rf Ivotf SCtVOOl PiQCftfflvjtrltt..--. IIUHXII •' •'••- ttat96ttt4 M > 176.100 00 Total " 14. suspect said that he wanted Local Tan Ltvy to use the telephone for assis- SUBTOTAL uumouuu U777I 1971 7t Actual Anllclpaltd battle Rtvanua Irom Stall Sourcn Anllcipotld tance to repair his car, police t6.567.to Currtnt Eiponn Copllol Outloy AM , , U3.500.00 U.56700 Adi. Bolonci -7/1/74 IPtr Audit Rtporl) I7l.lio.tt said. TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY _ HolonctAppropricrttd Rtvonutl from Locol Sourer I The woman, who was not DIM Sorvlca IH.IIIK Tax Ltwv Bolonct (Cop Adi >" Adlintad Bolonct 7/1/74 ISMUCB HI.644 0O Locol ToiLtvy 1,07?, 47110 identified, left her apartment raging Bolonco ApproprlofMl Mlictllontoul 17.479 11 Rtvanua IromTocol Sourcn, 11.046.79S 00 S67S.511.00 »771.tt5 00 and summoned the police. SUBTOTAL 1.077. moo local To« Ltvy 141.7)7.57 Police said the suspect was WASHINGTON (AP) - The MlKtllonooui. »7ljtT0O Rtvtnutt Irom Stall Sourcts SUB-TOTAL «I.1BB.IJTS7 W71.1I1.0O _ II7.1SJO0 750.45100 159.H0 00 picked up an hour later, while makers of the nation's most Rtvanua Irom Stall Sourct .. I Approvtd Troni . . 1.94700 71.600 00 16.750 00 Cottaorlcol Aids 11.175.00 14.111 00 49.14100 hitchhiking on Highway 36 prescribed drug, Valium, say DtMStrvlct Aid Typo ll 1116,549.00 ^BJIJtlOO S146.9WD0 Olhtr Stolt Aldl 1.500 00 the federal government is TO1AL DEBT SERVICE IU17.l4S.4l ll.ttW41l.00 _»_lÔjtt.51^00 SUBTOTAL wrong In advising doctors to T«tol Rtvanut All Account. • tll.43S.751.tl »l»,lt6 J14 00 T10441J171.00 Rtvtnun Irom Ftdtrol Sourcn Mr. Szaro was released on APPROPRIATION! PL. Ilt74 (Impact) ..... his own recognizance, after curtail Its use after four J-l Currant E»ptntt EMpmdlturai Appropriation* Appropriations Olhtr Fidtrol Aldl months. Administration SUBTOTAL '., he was unable to post $100 in Solar In I761.04S.00 1179.141 00 Il.ttl.t4 Controcltd Strvlcol.. 11.650 00 I1.6U.00 Total Currant EIMM 1,441.406 61 ball, according to police. But the editor of the Jour- Othtr Ewonltt 16,400 00 10.6S0.00 •IncluotollJoccounloolonciili . nal of the American Medical SUBTOTAL U01.09SOO tni.it) 00 " Agrttl with Ion levy odlullrritnt mtmorondum Investigating officers were iMlrvtHon Capitol Outlay Sgt. John Newton and Patrol- Association supports yes- UO6.MI0O till. 71400 AoTuittdBolanct7zli76 , 167 91 SokrlMSupv. ol In 144.11)00 l65.St6.00 man Gerrard Basic terday's decision by the Food SatorMhl Toochtrt 4,496.OCt 00 4.746.S7I00 SUBTOTAL and Drug Administration to SaKrltl Othor Intlr. Stofl 461.179 00 490.410 00 TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY.. Solarln SK 1 Cltr. Am 121,679 00 144,71900 require that drugs intended to Oll»r Solorln lor Imtr 61,117.00 69.11500 Dtot Stf vice TulMokl 64.000 00 SS.OOODO Adluittd Bolonct "*7/l/7t.. lite loses suppress anxiety carry a la- SeMol L». 1 Audio Vltuol Motirlolt,, 14,74.00 1S.HSO0 Rtvtnut Irom Local Sourctl ToocMna Supplln 145.000 00 Local To* Ltvy bel questioning their effec- Oltitr Elponwi 49.460 00 SUB TOTAL tiveness after prolonged use. SUS-TOTAL ., 11X2.01/ 11 ll,ftl,7fl.M I6.J22.71/ 00 Rtvtnut Irom Stall Sourct lawsuit Atnndanct and Hoollh Srrvlcot "The drug would not have SuWI«-Atl»ndonci DtOIStrvlcaAldTypall 7.Ill 00 WASHINGTON (AP) - In 17,HO 00 reached such a place in mod- Otttrr Eiptmn-Anon.. '. "•as TOTAL DEBT SERVICE It,Hi 00 the beginning, there was only SoKxlM H*Kth 114.474.46 I75.JJI 00 ern medicine if It was not ef- OH»r E«ponm Htarm S.14I 54 J.OSOOO ••• Include capital rtiorvt lundoalonct 01 ol 7/1/76 Total Rtvtnut All Accounri l4S0.tl7.5t LITE beer. 1117.615.01 IIK.ltt.Ot fective," said a spokesman SUB-TOTAL. Non-Puollc Aid Rtfund lo Stall.. ~ TTJO Then came LIGHT and Troniporlotlon for the makers of vallum and I.4K. 914.19 LVTE. JK!%m.::'i8'8 MUtown, are affected by-the Tulllon Tromportatlon"'*" that gave G. Helleman Brew- FDA action Solorln ; : OI6K.0I 19.731.00 SUBTOTAL ing Co. the right to sell Cortr Str». t Pud, Corr 11,107.10 11.500.00 The FDA's Bureau of Drug* FoodSorvlcot RtoMctmtnl ol Vthlcln , 14.475.00 LIGHT beer. SoWrln Pupil Troni.-lmuronca 4.445.51 4.SOO.O0 S.OOOOO ruled that such drugs must Ottwf Exsonttf Currlcular AclMtln 1.700 00 1.400,00 The suit against Heilman is Emmiaituroi to Othtr Enponm , '"ZZlZZZ^'.[""'Z"'..Zm io'sso4< 17.9SO00 aooo.oo carry the following label be- one of 10 filed by Miller SUB-TOTAL SUBTOTAL. -. 71,496.9S 77.111.00 ginning in 60 days: against other brewers, who Uudont Body Actl>lllo> • Includt odmlnlttrotlvt principal* laiorie* ne/r "The effectiveness of the Solorln ***** Includt all Iromportollon celt! usethe names LYTE or Orhtr Eipvnm drug's name In long-term use, Eipmdllurn to covtr dttlclll LIGHT. The other trade- that Is, more than four SUB-TOTAL mark-Infringement suits months, has not been as- J-l SUBTOTAL. named Schlitz, Genesee, Pe- 41 Sptclol ProlctllF»dtrol'}lolt/fJI1»r sessed by systematic clinical ter Hand, Anheuser-Busch, Ftdorol Promt; studies. The physician should Start Cumptiiialw y.. Pittsburgh Brewing, Erie NonpuMIc TtitDooii Solorln periodically reassess the use- Controctad Strvlcn.. Brewing, Olympia, Rheingold fulness of the drug for the in- Rtploctmant of Equip and Rainier. Purchost ot Ntw ErAUB dividual patient." Orntr Exptnm SUBTOTAL LjCopllol Outlo»

SUB TOTAL At the movies Community Strvlcn ItRATHMORi CINIAU II - Sotarln-Rtcrrotlon' xltlRtcrtot " These schedules are pro- ToSrOobtStrvIri ... SUBTfI TOTA- L vided by the theater and the .TO UA MI I — TOTALS J I SUB TOTAL times are for today only. TnaOauntlatlH)7:lS,9:IT 7l99 S J 1 Sptclol Proltcti-Ftdtrol/Siolt/Othlr UAtUOOLETOUfNII- TOW Botoncn Ant >0.1977 ATLANTIC HISHLAHOI Stott ComptnMJtOry.. KantucKy Prlad Movlt I HI 7: Tunnol ATLANTIC CINIMA - Villon (Rl 9 M Total EKpandltvm and Boloncti Juno 10.1977 Airport 77 IPS) 7:101 Htrotl IPG) UAMIOOLBTOWNIII- Tht Choir BoyllRI 7.9 M IMPROVEMENT AUTHOEI1ATH SUBTOTAL EATOMTOWN OCIAM TOWNSHIP Unt«p«vJtdlmprovamKllAuthorllolloniJuly 1. 1976 Total Currant Enptmn I J-l Itiru JII UAVIIW «4)UARI CINIMA - SolurdoyHlghlFovtr IK! 7 X, 9 41 TOTAL REVENUES ANO BEGINNING BALANCE S-Daw Sarvlca Clou Encounttri of tha Third Kind COMMUNITVII — IPO) 1.4:45,7:30. 10 ThtOountiniRI 7 7). 9 IS Irnprowmant Aurhorliotlon Enptndlturti: MIDOUBHOOK MOVIIII - WEEHOLO Htrotl (PGI 7:45, 9 45 Total Oaot Strvlca MIOOHBROOtt MOVIIS II- Tht Ortal Dlctotor ICI 1:30; Modern Tht Choir Bqyt.lt.) 7 », t 69 TaTALIMPROVEMENf AUyH(jji|jAIlbN EXP TOTALS u8ix«NOiD IMPROVEMENT AUTMORI1ATI TlmniC-19 X •{•DBANIC Total fioloncn Junt X. 1977 MALL II - MOtlMOVTH AifS CENTER — TOTAL EXPSNOITORES ANO ENDING BALANCE TntCounllallR) 7:lS.a:U A Pltctot Iht Action IPGI 7:10,9:15 Total Eiptndlturn and Balo/Ktl Junt X. 1977 MAIL III- R1CAPITULATIOH OP BALANCI1 Tht Choir Son (Rl 7:10,9:40 RECAPITULATION Of BALANCES Oott Encounltri ol lha Third Kind Spoclol Scltooll IPO) 7:15.t:3D Sottlol ScMooli PLAIA — WVIIIIV- I J-l I Spoclol ProlKtl Sptclol Proltcll •Harotll'OlMo. 9:14 DOM Sarvlca Totoll Cloit Encounttri of IM Third Kind Currant Eiptnta (Jl-J-ti Copllol Outlay Currtnt Eupt CIPftHAAl — IPO)!. 10:15 Proa Appropriation aoHKot 'FfilWoroprlollon Boloncn Tht World! Ortottil Lovtr IPO) U10400.il 17JI6.60 Hl.51l.lt ItO.ltUl t/»/77Tfrom IM Autdl) 7 »,9 II t/»rn7frtmlmA»riottdduringFV77 7l 1619 00 III - 146 60 IM454.lt US7.110.SI aokmen t/5/Itltit.l itl^to.l/ 1.HIO0 Tht Choir torllR) 7:10. 9 IS I190.t0t.t1 Tht IfTt-Tf Currant Expmta Budgtl Includai 0 tolol ol Ut.114.00 ollocottd 10 Improvamtnl Program! 01 turn COLONIAL morliodptirm: HtronlPGll Tht World! Grtottil Lovtr IPO) 1100.000.00) Improvamtnt Progrom Nome Groda/Orod* Clutltr Aparoprkrllonl LtMSBRAKM •oilc Skllli-Rtmtdlol 6 UttO , It I1M4S6.5I Prtvtmllvt Roodtng A Moth Ithrougnl 141,114 JO oturdm HHjM Favor I III 7:4S. 9: 4S &&> mcludt't o'dfol llol.l lo improvrmrnl Progromi os tummo- IR.1M0. 5,7:45.10 rtadbtlox: TOTAL APPROPRIATION •61,114 0) Thi WorKTI Ortotttl Lovor IPOI I, II- lifwrwwwv PrflOTojofi WOITK Ofodtf Grodt Clwtltr (Rl 1:15. 4:45. Tht con Bate liUlhvRimitHI and Prtvonllyt Croon K I) Tht compMt dololltd budgat will bt avallooli to Iht public llr oiomlnolloo 01 Iht Board ol Education Own, 'zasssr Fronnkt AntoAntonMnIchooln . . January II. If71 through January 17. ton, wotkdayt aotwttn tht hour> 011:10am. It 11:M TOTAL APPROPRIATION "ton anand I:l:»p,» p.mm . totol»p ]:» p.mm. "Th"That accounacounthi tat MtMrthh In Ml advarflumtndtll l conforonlrm lo thIMt ravlwl d charht oll accountnl aatptodMd tr6y Ihft t SMStl t h. inuiM-tad al fh« onict ol tha School Builnm Admlnlitrator In tht School E Board Of Education Junt t. ItSt, oi o Hop toward Notional uniformity In tha flnonclol occvvmlng for HOI ond ftott what! lytlann." t\ w • ROBERTTARANTOLO jst^ssJSSsns^tr»vM:;ss-iMrM POI lit: Murdtr By t.itTt WC* «»„ XMrnr szzs ITITM 20 SHREWSBURY. H J TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1978 PSE&G defends charging for taxes it escaped paying NEWARK (AP) - New al watchdog group, said in a Hummler said the company, credit, "designed to encour- Jeraey'i biggest energy sup- report Sunday that PSEfcC, in avoiding payment of the age plant modernization and plier. Public Service Electric among other companies, cited taxes, was legally taking ad- expansion." Hummler Mid. & GM CO., did nothing illegal the amount of lax owed to the vantage of tax provisions "The monies the federal in changing its customers (70 federal government to Justify available to other business firms. government allows us to defer million for federal income its electricalrates, but then are Invested In new facil- taxes the company never used a variety of accounting PSE4G took advantage of IUM." he explained "If the paid, a spokesman said yes- strategies to avoid paying the two specific provisions funds were not available, the terday. taxes, r enacted by Congress, one for money would have to be bor- The Environmental Action Responding to the report, accelerated depreciation and the other an investment tax rowed and it would be neces- Foundation, a private nation- PSEfcG spokesman Frank sary to Increase utility bills." Hummler said the increased cash flow generated by the tax provisions reduced the company's need to raise The Peter Principle funds externally. What PSMG did was actually in the customers' best Interest, he added. Claudia Comlns, spokes- at work in the home woman for the Environmental By ERMA BOMBECK Action Foundation, said Pub- I've always loved The Peter Principle lic Service's 197t residential by Dr. Laurence J. Peter and Raymond rates of 5.75 cents per kilo- Hull who observed that if anything can go watt-hour are the second COLLIN r., second from right, fir* wrong, It will. AT WIT'S highest In the country behind from left, Asbury Park city manager and former school Instructor. Looking on, art Long Branch I'd like to add some from my own ex- Con Ed of New York Long Branch Public Works director, Is presented Fire Chief James Parnell, left, first assistant chief periences: with a plaque thanking him for his work on the sec- Roy Cook, center, and second assistant chief An- Anything that requires a skilled labor- Hummler maintained, how- ond annual Long Branch Fire Training School by thony Melina, right. er and Is vital to the running of your END ever, the company does not household will break down on Saturday 'earn a profit on the funds it invests under the tax provi- night. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHHM sions. In addition to 1(76 fed- Any appliance covered by a warranty shop. When she comes out, the streets eral Income taxes, the com- will last until the day after it runs out. have turned Into a ghost town. pany paid taxes amounting to Any college that would take your son Gov't Backs Loans To more than $275 million, In- he should be too proud to go to. A baby will speak his first full sentence at three months only if you are the cluding gross receipts and Know that a happy dieter has other franchise taxes, he said. problems. only one In the room. A man who checks out of the express People who buy their yearly supply of One utility company spokes- lane with seven Items is the same man greeting cards at one time may one day man called the foundation's Homeowners At who will wear Supp-Hose and park in the live to see February and March can- allegation "an annual story" Up to $50,000 salary of a few decades lower interest rate, but in can lead to a higher Reserved for Handicapped spaces. celled. and Hummler said environ- back had a purchasing fact the Government will standard of living with Show me a child who has Just been Most book clubs work under the as- mental groups have raised power equal to a $300 greater security and peace sumption that your lust for "History of or more with 30 pay part of the interest outfitted In SO pounds of warm clothing, the income tax Issue for three weekly salary of today. charges in the form of a of mind. This can indeed driven to an Isolated hill at the edge of Paperclips" exceeds your desire to put an consecutive years. year payments X In the NO BOOK box and mail It back How long before a $3,000 reduction of taxes probe the way to a fresh start. town and put on a pair of skis, and I'll as low as $7.69 weekly salary will be portionate to the borrow- show you a child who has to go to the before the 15th of the month. The foundation also charged the company over- necessary in order to er's income. Free Loan Info bathroom. Parent-teacher conferences only per month per maintain the same stand- An old car that has served you so serve to reinforce your mother's sugges- estimated the electrical needs Fresh Start of Its customers by 19.5 per- $1,000. of loan ard of living? We urge all homeown- well will continue to serve you until you tion that you should have raised Irish set- By consolidating all of ers or prospective home- have just put (our new tires under It and ters. cent from 1974 to 1970, the Money borrowed today largest amount nationwide their money needs into u owners who intend to bor- then will fall apart. With the emphasis on the Miss Amer- to buy the things that are relatively small first row money for. any ica pageant's scholarship and personality among the 100 utilities. A pregnancy will never occur when In announcing their wanted and needed, will mortgage payment ex- purpose at all, lo.call The you have a low-paying 'job which you values, it Is only a matter of time before In 1076. said Ms. Comins, entry into this aspect of not only give the home- we have a homely Miss America. tending for 30 years, M oney Store at any of the hate. PSE&G projected an increase money lending, The owner the advantage of homeowners can get rid of offices listed below. Find An ugly carpet will last forever. Ignore what all the coaches and phi- In electrical use of 9.2 per- Money Store, New buying at today's prices, losophers say about "playing the game" all charge accounts and out if this Government A woman sees every acquaintance cent. In fact, however, con- Jersey's largest specialist but will also be repaid out backed program can be of (he has known en route to the beauty - winning Is better than losing. credit facilities, thereby sumption declined by 1.3 per- in homeowner loans, of tomorrow's bigger earn- letting them go forward on benefit to you. An experi- cent, the spokeswoman said. points out that loans can ings. a cash basis. Excess enced loan officer will be for amounts up to money left over from evaluate your situation $50,000 or even more and Government Pays Part salary can earn money for and make recommenda- that the money raised Of Interest Charges the homeowner in antions. All information will through this form of re- Theater funds approved Not only is this type of interest bearing savings be held in strictest con- financing can be used Tor loan backed by Govern- account or other worth- fidence and there it no debt consolidation, mak- while investment, which obligation. FREEHOLD - The Mon- submitted for approval by the when It was constructed in repair the Wanamassa Park ing a business investment ment funds, permitting a mouth County Arts Council service building and clean CETA Advisory Council. The 1926 as the Carlton Theatre a or home improvement, CALL, OR MAIL APPLICATION BELOW TO NEAREST BRANCH OFFICER has received preliminary ap- projects, which call for 97 vaudeville-movie* house. Ma- and restore recreational payment of taxes, medical proval by the Board of Free- new Jobs for a total of jor renovation of the building equipment in several town- expenses, college tuition, holders for a Comprehensive $00,196, will be submitted to is currently in progress, but ship parks. wedding expenses, pur- Employment and Training LOCAL BRANCHES the federal Department of La- the CETA proposal is de- Deal Lake Commission, chase of a new car, tin m Act (CETA) project to re- bor for final approval. signed to clean and paint the (43,988, to hire six persons, to ture, color TV or any J1021 Route 35, Middletown 671 5600 141 Watt Union Avi. (Routt 21) store the center's theatre In The arts council project building, and restructure of- clean tht laka and remove purpose at all. j 1610 Route 16 Wnt.Brkktown 4511000 Bound Brook Red Bank. proposes to restore the build- fices, classroom and meeting sandbars In the Monmouth The project Is among 15 ing to appear as It looked space, and for the execution Road and Wanamassa areas. 1152 Routt 37 EM. Tomi River 244 6300 221 Chestnut Street, Roulle 241 6000 of graphic art on the theatre's Original Purchase 1937 Route 9, Pirlin 251 SOOO 294 Morrii Avtnut, SprintfitM 4(7 MOO West Side Community Cen- 1746 Route 16,Ewt Brunswick 2365300 295 Route 46, F.irtitld 283 3000 walls. ter. Asbury Park. (34.500. to Money raised through The arts council is seeking hire five persons, to develop a this type of loan can also Out Of Area CALL TOLL FREE 800-672-1001 Make A Date 153,086 to hire eight persons recreation program for girls be used for the original LOAN APPLICATION to complete the project. 11/10 12 to 19 years old. purchase of a home with Gentlemen: At no obligation, pleat* adviM il you can A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Other agencies submitting Ml. Prospect Cemetery Co., tions. Rates: (2.00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each addi- as little as 3% cash re- approve a loan lo me in the amount of $_ tional line; 13.00 for two days, 11.25 each additional line; applications include: Neptune. (40,169. to hire five quired for down payment. 15 for three to five days, 1150 each additional line; (6.00 Fair Have, $11,450 to hire persons to restore the historic NAME cemetery. for*10 days, 12.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 four persons to complete na- Pay Back ADDRESS- days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-W00, ture trails on the 77-acre Fair The Monmouth County Wel- ask for the Date Secretary. Haven Fields Recreation fare Board. (45,713, to hire six With Cheaper Dollars CITY. .STATE. .I'MUNf area, and laying wood chips persons, to develop a family JANUARY I THRU FEB. S Inflation will always be BEST TIME TO CALL. along the trails based program for the dis- HW7T* MONEY srott* AM P.M. Evening* Collectors Show at the Guild of Creative Art. Recep- abled. .with us. The $30 weekly tion Jan. 8 from 3 to 5 P.M. Art work from private collec- Monmouth Museum and tions throughout the shore area. Cultural Center, (28,031. to hire six persons to develop an JANUARY II environmental education pro- Middletown Historic Society will host guest speaker, gram for adults and children Mr. Earle L. Newton, Executive Director of Richmond- through the use of lectures, town Restoration, Staten Island. Public Is invited to attend. To be held at Middletown Township Library. 55 films, workshops and demon- New Monmouth Rd., on Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 8 p.m. strations. The project is de- Blanket Savings. signed to culminate in a pro- CF JANUARY II, 17 duction of an animated film The Monmouth Civic Chorus holds auditions for new to be produced by children in- Pillows ;ind St. Mary's blankets. members at 7:30 p.m. in Embury Church Hall, Little Sil- volved in the project: ver. Spring program; Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis." to Long Branch, (61,770. to be presented May 20. Information 022-3177. hire 12 persons to complete a Yours FREE. Or at big discounts. The savings and the gifts are great. You'll be able to get pillows and fine blankets JANUARY II 700-foot stretch of oceanfront Monmouth County Audubon's monthly meeting will boardwalk south to Seaview — free oral substantial discounts. An initial deposit of $50 or more to a new or be held at Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Bank. The sub- Avenue, and (30.602 to hire existing savings account will start you off. The chart covers all the details. Look it ject for the evening will be the Arctic Islands. The pro- eight persons to clean the over. Then stop by any of our conveniently located offices listed below and start gram is free and the public is invited. Broadway beach of debris. enjoying blanket savings today. But hurry. This offer is for a limited time only. Shrewsbury Historical Society Winter Meeting, The state Marine Sciences Another plus from trte^Ua PLUS bank. Shrewsbury Boro School. 8:30. Exhibit or Men's Needle- Consortium at Ft. Hancock, work. (37,519, to hire five persons to M H Be tNem u4 DM Mf**IMmi-trie MM JANUARY 12 establish a marine science en- MMMM ittamta Teat QUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian vironmental library. two (11*1 «•» **»«i Church. 1475 W. Front St., Llncroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, Colls Neck. ($8,381. to hire Milan. but lots of no holds-barred-dtscusslon of subjects of inter- five persons to construct a est to single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal dona- \fun Sut 100'. OKfDfi tion of $3, includes convivial glass of wine and simple gazebo for a music enrich- / PotnsUr Pillo* ment program for students, eats. You may even g*M> chance to dance. For sure, FJIIDO 100'. »irylic 40 . W you'll get out of your shell. and two public works storage ringed Red Pli* Sllftum BUnktl garages. ® ttilft Plnlic Curving Use JANUARY It Salvation Army Nutrition SI Miry s mmpton 100' Folk Dance Concert. H P.M., Rick Palierl, Bob Kill- Program. Asbury Park. Aery* BUnktl. GoW ian. Benefit United Farm Workers. St. Mary Church, Rt. (14,221, to hire seven persons ©4 35 & Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck. Donation: 13. Under 12 who would seek out hard-to- SI Buy s Itojl punt years, $1. , reach senior citizens and de- ) Gold