Ex-Newark mayor Addonizio dies RED BANK - Former Newark underworld figures. His trial was under thorities to begin serving his 10-year sen- Attorney Jonathan Goldstein then lease, but in December the U.S. Supreme Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio, who served 62 way when he lost his bid for a third term tence on March 6, 1972. challenged this ruling and the U.S. Third Court agreed to reconsider it, upon a months in a federal penitentiary after to Kenneth Gibson by a vote of 43,000 to He had served slightly more than Circuit Court of Appeals in May 1977 challenge by the U.S. Department of Jus- being convicted of extortion, died early 55,000 in June 1970. three years at the federal penitentiary in ordered him back to Jail. tice. today at Biverview Hospital, here. The next month, he was convicted of Lewisburg, Pa., when the judge who had But one week later, the U.S. Supreme Finally, on June 4, 1979, the Supreme Addonizio, 86, of 168 Hope Road, Tin- 64 counts of conspiracy to extort and sentenced him originally, U.S. District Court ruled that Addonizio must be freed Court ruled 7-0 that the trial judge, who ton Falls, was pronounced dead of actual extortion of $253,000 from contrac- Judge George Barlow, said in July 1975 until the legal challenges surrounding the had died three months before, had erred cardiac arrest on his arrival at approx- tors doing business with the city. He was that he never had intended for him to case could be resolved. and that the U.S. Parole Commission had imately 12:30 a.m. A hospital spokesman sentenced to serve 10 years along with serve more than three-and-a-half years. Addonizio came home to Tinton Falls the sole authority to determine whether said he apparently died of natural causes. former Newark Public Works Director Barlow made his statement in re- May 12 and said that his days in politics Addonizio should be returned to jail. An autopsy is scheduled today. Anthony LaMoret and reputed under- sponse to pleas from Addonizio's at- were over and that he hoped to spend The commission began a.series of Addonizio was a member of Congress world figure Joseph Biancone. torneys, who had been unsuccessful in more time with his family and his hobby hearings in August 1979. A commission for 14 years before becoming mayor of Addonizio remained free on $25,000 appeals for his release to the U.S. Parole of raising pigeons. He said that he had report noted that Addonizio was most Newark in 1962. He held that post unttlBSil for 17 months while his attorneys Commission The commission reportedly become a "political football" in the ef- interested in his family and no longer 1*70. appealed. During that time, he worked was unwilling to grant parole because of forts to send him back to jail. involved in politics. But on Aug. 16, citing Addonizio had been indicted in late for a firm called Quartz Radiation Inc. in the seriousness of the crime. Still, the threat of return to jail hung the seriousness of his crimes, the board 1969 with 14 other persons, including nine Fairfield. In April 1977, Barlow finally issued an over his head. In February 1978 the U.S. ruled him ineligible for parole and or- other city officials and several reputed He turned himself in to federal au- order that Addonizio be released. U.S. Third Circuit Court upheld his early re- See Addoniiio, page 4 Hugh J. Addonizio *i2i2Lth, The Daily Register

>IOIIIIIOIIIII Count.vVGrc»al Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 179 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1981 20 CENTS Reagan aide urges low^r expectations WASHINGTON (AP) - A top presidential yesterday on NBC's "Meet the Press ' Baker said Reagan, in a nationally televised adviser, declaring that the nation's economic Baker said public expectations of the Reagan speech Thursday, will "explain to the American doldrums won't disappear overnight, says the administration's ability to control the economy people where we are, how we got into this mess, public may have expected too much, too soon may have been too high. and, within a general framework, what the presi- from the Reagan administration, "But I think expectations are naturally going dent sees as solutions to the problem.'' i "We would very much like to lower expecta- to be high because the American people are Reagan will reveal the specifics of his eco- tions if we could, because we didn't get into this looking for hope, and they're looking for change, nomic package Feb. 18 to a joint session of mess overnight and we're not going to get out of it and they would like to see... the economy change, Congress, Baker said. overnight," James A. Baker III, the White House and as rapidly as possible," he said. Appearing with Jones on "Meet the Press," chief of staff, said yesterday. In a poll conducted by the Gallup Organization Rep. Jack Kemp, author of a Republican-backed Interviewed on CBS' "Face the Nation," tax cut measure, said he expected Reagan to Baker said the administration hopes to bring the announce plans to go ahead with a 30 percent economy under control in a "reasonable period of Related story, page 2 individual tax reduction over three years, retro- time" with a comprehensive package that com- active to Jan. 1. bines tax and spending cuts, regulatory relief and Jones, however, cautioned that any retro- a stable monetary policy. in December for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, active tax slashing would "have an enormous Meanwhile, Rep. James R. Jones, chairman of 25 percent of the respondents expressed con- impact on loss of revenues to the Treasury and the House Budget Committee, called on Reagan fidence Reagan would be able to reduce govern- make it that much harder to balance the budget to negotiate an arms limitation agreement with ment spending, cut taxes and balance the budget. and reduce the deficits." the Soviets as a means of bringing defense spend- The margin of error was 3 percent. He said any tax cut should be coupled with cuts ing — and the federal budget — under control Chamber economists Richard W. Rahn and in federal spending. "I think as long as we're in an unlimited arms Paul A. Reardon said the public's pessimism Baker said spending cuts "are going to have race with the Soviet Union, defense spending is about the economy may give Reagan a longer going to increase," the Oklahoma Democrat laid grace period than usual to turn things around. 8«c Lower, page 4 Commuters set to revolt

APrtMta over proposed fare hike SHADOWY CHARACTER — Charles Erhard, president of the Punxsutawnev Groundhog Club In Pennsylvania, seeks advice on the weather from Punxsutawnev By DAVID SCHWAB N.J., has said that he will not try again tating Coordinating Committee, said it Phil, a stuffed groundhog. Today Is Groundhog Day. See story. Page 2. Monmouth County rail and bus com- for passage of comprehensive mass is too early to predict what kind of fare muters may not stand for a projected 20 transit funding legislation which would increase commuters may face in the percent fare increase. Several com- have brought New Jersey an estimated coming year. muter representatives are warning that $200 million in additional funds over the He also said that he is "not without this could cause a significant decline in next four years. The measure passed the hope" that the Legislature will come up N.J. victim of 'gap' ridership. House but was defeated by the Senate in with additional funds to offset the need "They are literally driving people to December. for such an Increase. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Northeast and Midwest. dressed squarely in the com- van and car pooling," said Arlene Stump The fare increase, if approved, Labrecque, who chairs one of two report prepared for officials "The trends ... constitute ing years, its citizens must of the Commuters' Wives. would be the third in four years for rail citizen advisory committees established by the NJ Transit Corp., said he did not from 18 northern states a pronounced threat to the take a clear look at the eco- Stump said the organization "will do and bus commuters. Jack Sadow showed a "dangerous and physical and economic well- nomic situation as it looks everyting in our power" to prevent such An average 11 percent fare Increase think the effect of such a fare increase destabilizing gap" divides the being of the 100 million Amer- today," the report said. a significant increase in state-sub- took effect last July and brought In- would be as signficant because of the Northeast-Midwest region icans living in the Northeast- The report showed that sidized fares. creases of up to 20 percent for com- anticipated rite in the cost of gasoline. from the rest of the country. Midwest region, and to the over the last decade, New A 20 percent Increase is the amount muters using the North Jersey Coast "I think that would temper any loss The "State of the Region" security of the nation as a Jersey lost population as well that would be required to make up for a Line and bus service on the Route 9 of passengers that might take place if report was prepared for the whole," the authors of the as manufacturing and de- $42.8 million shortfall in the state's corridor. In October 1978, fares were there is a substantial fare increase," he Northeast-Midwest Con- report concluded. fense jobs, and watched in- mass transit subsidy program — and increased by 10 percent. said. gressional Coalition, a group "Unabated, these shifts vestment in the state grow at that is the figure included In Gov. Bren- Stump said commuters throughout John D'Amico of the Irate Shore of 212 senators and con- will, erode many of America's only a fraction of the national dan T. Byrne's 1981-82 state budget, the state should organize to protest a Commuters said be li not surprised at gressmen from 18 states, in- productive resources — its in- average. which he has presented to the Legisla- fare increase as large as 20 percent. the need for a fare increase but is cluding New Jersey. dustry, its workforce and its New Jersey had a net loss ture for its approval. "We should get together and just "somewhat shocked at the scope of it." The report, released over physical infrastructure — at of 131,000 persons in the peri- Byrne decided not to include in- refuse to put up with this any longer," D'Amico laid he would be "totally the weekend, outlined a time when our country can od 1970-79, the report said. creases over this year of $20.3 million in she declared, commenting that rail and opposed" to such an Increase if the state changes in the past decade in least afford it," the report Its growth in per capita rail subsidies and of $11.7 million in bus bus service have not improved enough to has not yet completed it* long awaited employment, income, invest- said. income was 109 percent over subsidies requested by state Transpor- warrant such a sizable fare increase. audit of Conrail, which operates passen ment, population, energy use It suggested that rather that period, but the report tation Commissioner Louis J. Gambac- Stump added that a fare hike of this ger trains under contract for NJ Tran- and federal spending. than fight, the regions should said this was lower than both cini. magnitude might encourage people not sit. the regional and national av- only to use their cars, but also to move In nearly every case, the recognize their interdepen- The fare increase still could be re- D'Amico and other commuters have erages. duced by the appropriation of additional to areas closer to their jobs to cut down balance < tilted toward the dence. argued since 1978 that the state cannot "Sunbelt" states of the West "Decline is not in- "Expressed as a per- funds by the Legislature or with the on commuting costs in general. evitable. If the region's pres- centage of the national aver- availability of additional federal aid. But Theodore J. Labrecque, chair- know whether the funds are being spent and South and against the Theodore J. Ubrecqw "Frostbelt" states of the ent problems are to be ad- age, New Jersey's per capita However, Rep. James J. Howard, D- man of the Monmouth County Transpor- See Fare hike, page * income actually dropped slightly during the period 1970-79. Despite this fact, New Jersey still has one of Curtain of gloom the highest per capita in- Lawmakers in dilemma The Inside Story comes in the Northeast," the Depression is having a profound effect on an estimated 2.4 THE WEATHER million Americans. report said. Tomorrow, on its Lifestyle pages, The Daily Register will Non-agricultural em- over Byrne budget cuts begin a three-part series — The Curtain of Gloom — by ployment was a bright spot Rain possibly changing to snow or snow flurries before ending today. Temperaturei reaching the mid Associated Press writer Jane See White. for the state, the report said. TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey legisla- back at least some of the aid. Part one looks at the history of depression and its social Between 1970-80, it said, New More aid money could come from Internal to upper 4ts Ibis morning and then railing during the tors will begin facing tough state decisions afternoon. Complete report, page 3. and economic costs. Jersey gained 434,000 new posed by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne as the chief transfers In the budget that would cut ap- Part two examines theories as to why twice as many jobs in that sector of the executive presents a proposed budget before propriations for other items. economy — one of the Ann Landers 7 women as men are affected. a joint session today. Legislators also will face constituents Engagements 8 And Part three details treatments and their effectiveness. greatest gains in the North- who will be told there is no increase in east. New programs are missing, but several NFC wins Pro Bowl clash ? II Be sure to read this series of articles — which gets right to old fixtures remain unchanged or were de- welfare grants to families receiving aid for Eail victon in NBA ALL-SUr clash 11 the heart of a serious problem facing many Americans today. But New Jersey's em- leted in the $5.6 billion budget plan for the dependent children, commuters paying Depression — The Curtain of Gloom — and what you can ployment declined by 9.9 fiscal year beginning July 1. higher fares because transit aid isn't in- do about it. Tomorrow, in The Daily Register. percent in the last 10 years Tops on the list of missing aid is the creased and Rutgers University students Arts 10 DAILY REGISTER while the national decline absence of $64 million in state school aid to Births 18 PHONE NUMBERS was only 4.3 percent, the re- dealing with tuition hikes. 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See 'Gap', page 4 transfers from other appropriations to give 2 Tlie Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. isei r TION 80 fishermen rescued from ice floes OREGON, Ohio (AP) - John Myers Is »» IV A. safe on shone after he and some 80 other ice fishermen were plucked from giant bobbing ice floes, but he thinks Us cousin's truck Is Congressman is punched still out there somewhere, floating around on Lake Erie. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Rep. Albert Lee Smith, R- "I ain't never going to (ice) fish again. Ala . who needed five litches in his head after a punch Only my second time out, and we get stuck on front an aide knocked him into a marble stairway, says a little Island of ice," said Myers, a 26-year- he will ask federal attorneys not to proceed with charges old plumber from Toledo. today against two fired aides. "I am disappointed in a Some of the fishermen who were out man 1 had high hope* for," Smith said of Llge Rich- chipping holes in the frozen lake surface ardson. yesterday morning didn't know right away Richardson, who along with Pete Gresham was taken that the ice they were standing on was com- Into custody for two hours Saturday, said he hit the ing unstuck. freshman congressman in the mouth because Smith lied First, as the weather warmed up, a few •bout Jobs for minorities The two former aides are chunks of Ice broke off. Then, at about 10 black. Smith It white. a.m., a hunk measuring five miles by two The incident occurred at a federal courthouse here miles pulled free and drifted some four miles when the former aides were returning to Smith's office to from shore near Crane Creek State Park, discuss why they had been fired moments earlier. Hitting Myers said. a congressman Is a federal offense. Authorities told "It started off with about three or four Richardson and Gresham they wouldn't be charged until (people) on a small piece of Ice," said Frank Monday. Smith said he would ask the U.S. attorney's Henderson, a Coast Guard spokesman In office not to proceed with the charges. nearby Toledo. "By the time we got the call and our people got there, this big hunk of Ice' Man sets himself on fire had broken off." STRANDED — Rescue workers return to shore at Oregon, were stranded for over four hours when the Ice floe they were The floe gradually broke Into smaller Ohio yesterday after helping save about 80 ice fishermen who on broke off and drifted into Lake Erie. SEATTLE — A man described by relatives as "tor- Jigsaw pieces as the temperatureclimbe d to •' ribly disturbed" died of burn injuries after drenching 37 degrees. where we originally started, there was a 100- the Ice. on ice said they hoped the wind would himself with gasoline at an Arlington filling station and Within four hours, all the fishermen, in- setting Himself afire, authorities say. Joseph James foot crack so we couldn't cross." "I was going to kiss the firemen," Myers change, blowing the ice and the equipment cluding two boys, had been rescued without The men sat in the truck, on a chunk of Ice back to shore. Kotnlk, Jr., M, died early yesterday of burns after being serious injury. But a dozen vehicles, Includ- said. taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle from about a half-mile long and 100 yards wide, "If the wind changes direction, we might ing snowmobiles, cars and trucks, were left A helicopter from a Toledo hospital lifted be able to drive it off," Myers said. "Or Cascade Hospital in Arlington, said George Rowley of the on the ice. singing and drinking beer, Myers said. others stranded at the center of the larger King County medical examiner's office. we're considering launching a small boat, Myers' cousin, who had taken Myers and "I kept checking the ice depth, making chunk. Rowley said Kotnlk drove his car into Arlington Arco cutting the ice and towingi t in on a barge. another man fishing, left his 1978 Chevrolet sure we had enough Ice to sit on," he said. Myers said the cold "wasn't a factor. We "We didn't even get to fish," he said. and drenched himself with gasoline from a pump. An Suburban truck behind on the Ice. The Ice was 14 Inches thick. attendant, Dean Higgins, 17, said he told Kotnlk, "Don't weren't out there that long." "We were too worried about the truck." do It. There'* another way. He said, 'I'm going to do it... "We had just Jumped a crack In the ice After nearly four hours, one of the many Some fishermen hadn't realized they had "What are you going to do?" Verb asked leave me alone.'" and then got a flat tire," Myers said. "We rescue boats dispatched from the Coast drifted into the lake, said Joseph Verb, chief rhetorically. "You can't bring the equip- decided to go back and headed east, but the Guard and fire and police departments evac- of the Jerusalem Township Fire Department. ment In. You can always replace equipment. Kotnik then pulled out a book of matches, Higgins crack got worse. By the time we got back to Mid. uated Myers and bis two companions from Many of those whose vehicles remained You can't replace people." "He just struck the match. He didn't touch himself with it. He just went up just like that," Higgins said. Debt limit seen going up Budget battle is first big test for Reagan WASHINGTON - Congress Is about to give President By DONALD M. ROTHBBRG action bis pledge to cut the federal budget. as far as the Reagan aides wanted. Reagan his first legislative victory — and it's one he AP Political Writer The signals from the new administration The stock market plunged after Reagan would just as soon not have. The House and Senate are WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan's presi- An analysis are that the budget cuts will be deeper than took office, and analysts said the reason was expected this week to pass a bill raising the government's dency began with a rush of visual and verbal anyone expected. his inaugural address was snort on specifics. borrowing authority from the current limit of 1835 l imagery. Budget Director David Stockman told Were expectations too high? billion The Reagan administration has asked for a tttS There was the new president in command, In the future. Congress the administration expects to rec- "I suppose that's possible," White House billion celling, but Congress may set a lower figure. meeting with his Cabinet, welcoming the At his first news conference, Reagan ommend cutting more than $20 billion from Chief of Staff James A. Baker III said Sunday Reagan told a news conference last week he asked for freed hostages to the White House, holding dealt with the concern that plagued him the $883 billion federal budget for the current on CBS' "Face the Nation." the Increase "with great regret because It's clear that his first news conference. And there was the during the presidential campaign — that he fiscal year. Baker said that would be natural as peo- the massive deficits our government runs is one of the new president reaffirming the nation's mili- might be "trigger happy." If those recommendations prove feasible, ple hope for change, but be added: "We root causes of our profound economic problems." tary might while displaying restraint. Now that the hostages are free, would the the budget battle could end up an interesting would very much like to lower expectations if Unless Congress raises the ceiling within the next The opening scenes were generally well United States exact revenge for their long exercise In bow to deal with Inflated public we could." several days, the government — on paper at least — received. • ordeal? expectations — a problem that tormented The proposed budget cuts may run into a probably will run out of money. The actual debt rose to Now, though, comes the action, the Reagan was the voice of restraint. Jimmy Carter from the early days of his firestorm in Congress generated by the con- $»J2 2 billion last week, and the Treasury Department budget battle that may be the first test of the "I don't think revenge Is worthy of us," presidency. stituency groups that would end up the big predicts the limit to be reached by Feb. 18 credibility of Reagan's script for solving the he said. During the weeks before be took office, losers. Since his election last Nov. 4, Reagan Except for action on the debt-limit bill, which will be nation's problems — and how well he Is Restrained toward Iran, Reagan had Reagan transition aides began rolling back has been cultivating congressional leaders of the first measure considered by the 97th Congress, there persuading the public be is fighting the good tough language for the Soviets. In their drive on the president-elect's campaign promises both parties in hopes of winning support for Is little for the House and Senate to do until Reagan fight against inflation. for what he called a "one world socialist or of quick cuts in federal spending. his program. submits his economic program in an address to a joint Reagan began bis term with an ex- communist state," Reagan said the Soviet After all, they told reporters, the 1981 session Feb. 18. If be fails, he could end up looking like a traordinary stroke of good fortune when the leaders "reserve unto, themselves the right fiscal year ends Sept. 30 and there Just won't rerun of the early days of the Carter adminis- American hostages were freed from Iran on to commit any crime, to lie, to cheat." be time to cut very deeply Into the current tration when the president ran up against a Inauguration Day. For a week, the nation Those were unusually harsh words for an budget. And because it took years for the congressional stone wall and repeatedly had Fire closes highway again celebrated, and Reagan used the White American president. economy to sink so low, they added, turning it to back off proposals be had labeled as • House ceremony to warn terrorists they But they were only words, and talk alone around can't be done overnight. critical for dealing with economic and energy HAHIRA, Ga." — State crews were diverting water would face "swift and effective retribution" won't be enough as Reagan tries to put Into Down went expectations, but maybe not problems. from a large spring today to flood a peat bog In hopes of dousing a smoldering fire that has been blamed for two deadly traffic accidents ' The Georgia State Patrol said a 10-mile section of Interstate 75 from Add to Habira was closed about 11 last Testimony due on last letter night when smoke from the bog fire reduced visibility to almost lero. A patrol spokesman said the highway would WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) - Jean But It was not known If Bolen would insists was anger over the 89-year-old be reopened today whan visibility Improved. Harris returns to the stand today to face divulge the letter's contents. Tarnower's affair with a younger wom- Harold Murphy of the state Department of Transpor- questions from the prosecutor who spent The defense fought for 10 months to an. I tation said six bulldozers and a helicopter with a J50- the weekend studying a document be suppress the letter, but on Friday de- • - gallon water bucket were used without success during the Mrs. Harris maintains she drove to fought for 10 months to obtain - the last fense lawyer Joel Aurnou gave it to Tarnower's bouse late that night to have weekend to fight the fire letter Mrs. Harris wrote to Scarsdale Bolen after Mrs. Harris Identified it as "We have also brought In two pieces of Irrigation Diet doctor Herman Tamcwer. a "quite, pleasant conversation" with the one she had mailed to Tarnower her lover of 14 years before shooting equipment. We built a dike all around the area and we're The 57-year-old former headmistress before driving to his house March 10. now flooding the area," Murphy said yesterday. "We herself at the side of a pond In front of Is accused of deliberately shooting Bolen won the right to examine the his house. hope to have it entirely flooded in three or four days." Tarnower to death in the bedroom of his letter after Mrs. Harris testified that it Weslchester County estate last March. represented her state of mind In the She has spent four days testifying In George Bolen, the assistant district days before the shooting. her own behalf. She has told the jury she —People- attorney prosecuting the case, had the The former headmistress of The was depressed and suicidal over her weekend to examine the "Scarsdale Madeira School for girls In McLean, administration at Madeira and that she CAIRO, Egypt (AP) Letter" which Mrs. Harris said she Va., is charged with murdering the mil- only remembered shooting Tarnower In - Playwright Arthur wrote over a two-day period the week- lionaire diet doctor in a bedroom of his the hand as be tried to grab the gun Miller is expected to end before Tamower's death. Purchase estate in what the prosecution away during her suicide attempt. meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat this week along with other figures prominent In Egypt's cul- tural Ufe. Ex-hostage: Gun threat convincing Miller, who arrived CHICAGO (AP) - Robert Blucker, the students told their captives that several times with an open hand. And Saturday, said In a one of SI Americans held hostage In Khomeini had come to "encourage they kicked me on the legs and threat- statement to the Middle Tehran, says he wasn't convinced his them, to congratulate them on what ened to kill me One said he would slit East News Agency that militant captives students were "really they had done," be said. my throat. They also made an obscene Sadat's efforts to secure serious" until one pointed a machine A guard with a machine gun re- threat. WELCOMED HOME — Former hostage William Keogh peace with Israel were gun at a son of the Ayatollah Khomeini. mained near Khomeini, Blucker said, holds flags and waves to the estimated 400,000 people "They gave me 10 minutes to an- who lined a 2Vj-mile parade route during a welcome "great," and he ex- Blucker, a State Department eco- supposedly to guard him. "But he had swer them. Meanwhile, they verbally pressed hop* that such ef- the barrel of the weapon pointed righta t home celebration In his native town of Waltham, Mass., nomic expert who arrived in Tehran abused me. They also knocked by yesterday. forts would lead to a only six days before the embassy Ahmad's middle," Blucker said. glasses off. "just and genuine" takeover, described the early days of his "Some guard,' I thought." "At the end of 10 minutes, I figured peace in the Middle East. captivity In a copyrighted first-person "It was at this point that I decided they were bluffing and didn't nave the "I was looking for- account in the Chicago Tribune and the things were serious. Really serious," athority to kill anybody." Ella Grasso reported ward a long time ago to New York Dally News. Blucker said. Artaar Miller Blucker also said he was roughed up According to Blucker, demonstra- undertake this visit? the According to Blucker, the incident tions around the embassy bad become so agency quoted Miller as involving Khomeini's son, Ahmad, oc- on the second day of the embassy oc- in critical condition saying evasion. curred on the second or third night of cupation by several militants who commonplace that few staff members Steve Rubell and Un the embassy takeover, which began wanted to know where be lived. took any special note of the demonstra- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Miller Is the author of Schrager, former owners tions on the morning the embassy was — Former Gov. Ella T. "Death of a Salesman," Nov. 4.1979. "I wouldn't tell him (one Inter- of Studio 54, were sent to rogator)," Blucker said. "I assumed seized. Grasso, whose battle with liv- "The Crucible" and oth- Phoenix House in Some of the hostages were permitted er and intestinal cancer er plays. to sit in on a meeting between the they wanted to go there and loot every- The first lime I knew that anything Manhattan, where they'll thing. They took me back into my office was ntUf wrong was about 10:30 a.m., forced her to leave office, • •• be allowed weekend younger Khomeini and a number of the was semi-comatose and In NASHVILLE, Tenn militant students, Blucker said. The and sat me In a chair and tried to force when suddenly out in the hall I heard a furloughs and weekday me to say where I lived. They struck me shout by a Marine," Blucker said. critical condition today, a (AP) - Grand Ole Opry outings until 11 p.m. They meeting was "easy and relaxed," and hospital spokesman said. singer Eraie AiaworU is are to be freed April 17. "Her vital signs are still making a bid for own- stable, but her overall condi- ership of a radio station tion has deteriorated," In Alabama. BEVERLY HILLS, James Battaglio said yester- Ashworth, best known Calif. (AP) - Fraak Nation awaits Punxsutawney PhiVs shadow PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (AP) - ,"A mortal man can readily miss banquet day. "When she is awake, for his 1963 country music Slaalra couldn't be there, she is lucid. However ... she hit, "Talk Back Trem- but bis 33-year-old daugh- Charles Erhard Is one man who never thlfhadow, but Phil never misses it," doubts the word of a groundhog. saflf Erhard, president of the Punx- "It's a holiday to enjoy without a has slipped in and out of a bling Lips," has filed a ter Tlaa went ahead and subconscious state." request with the Federal married Beverly Hills At dawn today, Erhard, dressed In sutawney Groundhog Club. "He'll present or a card," said Elaine Light, Communications Com- businessman Richard tails and a top bat, was rapping on whisper into my ear. He doesn't lie. The 61-year-old Mrs. mission to purchase radio Punxsutawney Phil's burrow with an He tells me the exact truth. " of the club for » years. Grasso, who has been in Cofcei, 44, in a quiet cere- Hartford Hospital since early Ella Gratto station WTCB in mony at her mother's acacia cane to seek an answer to an And Erhard says Phil has never A pair of the marmots, Phil and his Flomaton, Ala. - age-old question — how long will win- been wrong. December, began to worsen mate Phyllis, arc kept hi groundhog early yesterday. dition worsened, doctors had "Mr. Sinatra spoke to ter last? The groundhog made his .first of- comfort at the center. Their heated planned to conduct her fifth The groundhog, according to tradi- ficial prediction in this town of 10,000 Battaglio said she awoke NEW YORK (AP) - his daughter before the home to complete with a barrow, a at 8 p.m. and recognized session of chemotherapy lat- wedding, but was unable tion rooted In Pennsylvania Dutch leg- In 1888. tree and a running stream. er this week. The owners of a defunct end and the Christian feast of Last year, by Erhard'» count, some members of her family, then, to attend because of an slipped back into a "co- "There's so much uncer- disco that was once out-of-town en- Candlemas, will scurry back into the 1,900 spectators braved cold winds to "This time of the year, most among New York's most matose state." tainty at this point," said gagement," said spokes- burrow and hibernate for six more hear and film the animal's prediction. groBudhuga are hibernating and froaen Battaglio. "The disease has chic are back in New man Lee Soltort, who weeks if he spots his shadow. Foreign exchange students visit. High stiff underground. But we've been able The former governor's g g g husband, Thomas, and two advanced to the point where York at a half-way house said the entertalaer was That means, so the legend goes, six school sstudents elecl t a groundhodh g kkini g to observe then no matter what the after spending nearly a more weeks of winter weather. No children, James and Susane, her metabolism is off, and currently appearing In and queen and a man and woman of temperature in the zoo," said Mrs. that's causing this, but her year in jail for tax Las Vegas. shadow means an early spring. were at her bedside most of the year are named at aa evening the day. vital signs remain stable and Before Mrs. Graaao's con- strong." SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1981 The Daily Register 3

Rcfllltr Situ Hum Baron < ' ui Tat Auorllttd Him Regan, Donovan may attend Jersey dinner By SKIP WOLLENBERG and Human Resources Committee, was one Nurses ratify new contract Associated Press Writer of only two Democrats voting for Donovan's . WASHINGTON (AP) - Two Reagan ad- V I lftered confirmation. N.ii^ «^. ~, *f« «"•«>• at United Hospitals ol ministration cabinet members could be in the Bradley, who is not a member of the Newark Medical Center ratified a new contract early crowd Thursday night for the annual New committee, appeared with Donovan at a con- yesterday and avoided a strike that would have idled Jersey State Chamber of Commerce dinner firmation hearing last Tuesday and toldth e more than 700 workers, a hospital official said in Washington. committee he planned to vote for Donovan on The pact calls for salary raises of 8.75 percent in each Donald H. Scott, president of the the Senate floor. of two years and benefits that would bring the value up to chamber, said last week that Invitations had Bradley said he has talked at length with 10 percent, hospital administrator Joseph DiRuscio said been extended to Treasury Secretary Donald Donovan and with a number of New Jersey Management at the 600-bed institution was prepared T. Regan and Labor Secretary-designate residents about the contractor and con- for the nurses to strike today and had trimmed down the Raymond Donovan. Regan lives in Colts cluded, "Mr. Donovan's reputation for char- number of patients to 225, DiRuscio said. Neck and Donovan lives in Short Hills. acter and integrity is excellent. The hospital also had sent notices to about 400 non- Regan won Senate confirmation easily, "He has shown he has a reputation for nursing employees that they would be laid off when some but Donovan has not. fairness and honesty," the senator said. 340 nurses walked off the job today. The Senate Labor and Human Resources "There will be no layoffs and no strike," DiRuscio Committee approved Donovan last week af- said. Rep. James Florio, a Democrat from ter the FBI reported it could not corroborate Runnemede, N.J., who is expected to run for The non-nursing workers' union. Local 1109 of the allegations that his company, Schiavone Con- governor this year, picked up some added National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees struction Co. of Secaucus, N.J., had ties with duties last week for the House Commerce had said it would sue the hospital if it did not reconsider organized crime and made payoffs to main- subcommittee which he chairs. the layoffs. tain labor peace. In a private organizational session, mem- Five Democrats on the committee re- bers of the panel decided that his Commerce, Man dies in house blaze fused to vote on the nomination, however. Transportation and Tourism subcommittee They said they were not satisified with the would handle legislation involving insurance, VENTNOR - Fire officials believe a blaze that kiUed investigation. the Federal Trade Commission and toxic a 20-year-old man early yesterday may have been caused The Senate may vote on the nomination substance control. by the man's smoking in bed. tomorrow. DONALD RK(JAN RAYMOND DONOVAN The subcommittee dealt with railroads, The victim, Robert Heiter, was alone in the bouse If Regan and Donovan choose to attend railway employee pensions, tourism and he'd shared with three members of his family, according the dinner, they would be seated at the head faces trial March 30. and the dinner has become one of the busi- chemical cleanup, among other things, last to Deputy Chief Larry Watts of the Ventnor Fire Depart- table but probably not be asked to speak, At the dinner, Williams called it his ness-government traditions in the state," session. ment. Scott said. "time of adversity," thanked the group for Payne said in explaining the attraction the Florio said he was not asked to give up Although the cause of the fire remained under in- He said the chamber plans to stick to its its past support and vowed to be back for the dinner holds. any jurisdiction as part of the new subcom- vestigation Sunday, Watts said he suspects that smoking 43-year-old tradition of brief speeches from next dinner. As in the past, participants in the event mittee setup. in bed by the victim may have caused the 3:30 a.m. blaze. the state's highest officeholders. Interest is running high for this year's can board a special train which leaves New "It doesn't appear to be anything out of the ordinary, He said Gov. Brendan Byrne will be asked dinner, according to William Payne, man- York at about 11:15 a.m. on the day of the Rep. James Courier, the conservative Re- anything that points to an intentional thing,'' Watts said. to address the crowd for five minutes, fol- ager of administrative services for the dinner, arriving in Washington by aout 3:40 publican from Hackettstown who is begin- lowed by 10-minute speeches by Sens. Bill chamber.. p.m. after several stops along the way to pick ning his second term, has been appointed Anti-Semitism is condemned Bradley and Harrison A. Williams Jr. and He said there have been 1,720 regis- up passengers. assistant regional whip. Rep. Peter Rodim Jr., the dean of the state's trations for the dinner, but that the chamber The charge is 8100 for dinner and trans- The assignment makes him responsible NEWARK - Christian leaders throughout New Jer- congressional dele, ation. will be able to accomodate only about 1,500 portation, including a ride home on Friday for working with the Republican members of sey have reaffirmed their solidarity with Jewish people Williams' speech last year was of special persons. morning, Payne said. Congress in a region which includes New and issued a statement protesting "all threats to the interest as it followed by four days disclosure More people registered this year than Liberal Democrats may not be satisfied Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts existence of Israel and to acts of anti-Semitism." that the senator had been under Investigation ever before, he said. with the FBI investigation of Donovan, but and Vermont. In December, Courter was A statement of "concern about Israel," issued over in connection with the FBI's Abscam probe. "It's a gubernatorial election year, New Jersey's two senators seem to be. elected president of the sophomore class of the weekend by 31 Christian leaders, said toe group could Williams was indicted last October, and there's a new administration in Washington Williams, a member of the Senate Labor Republican congressmen. not be silent in the "face of efforts to Isolate Israel from the family of nations, efforts that even now divert the United Nations from its original purpose." Drafted by the Rev. Paul Stagg, general secretary oi the New Jersey Council of Churches, the statement is a Legislature mulls ethics, condominium bills result of the Christian community's growing concern over the rise in anti-Semitic violence in New Jersey and TRENTON (AP) - Assembly members Barred would be the governor, cabinet apartments. — Set new maximum property tax deduc- elsewhere, along with recent acts at the United Nations are scheduled to vote on a bill regulating members, legislators, full-time judges, spe- Elderly persons eligible for protection tions and Income limits for the bonuses for considered to be hostile to the state of Israel. state employees' relations with casinos and cial employees/and the families of all. would have to live in the building for two elderly persons at a $200 deduction with the Senate will consider restricting con- Elderly apartment dwellers whose build- years before conversion to condominiums 88,000 limit this year; 1225 and 18,000 in 1982, dominimum conversions as both legislative ings are being converted to condominiums and have annual Incomes less than twice the and $250 and 110,000 for 1083. The weather houses meet today. would be guaranteed "protected tenancy" per capita income figure. — Create a building authority with power The casino conflict of interest legislation for 25 years according to another bill under Other major bills facing Assembly action to float up to $290 million in bonds without FOREC4- proposed by Assembly Majority Leader Alan consideration. would: waiting for a referendum. Karcher, D-Middlesex, would ban many state Sen. Steven Perskie, D-Atlantlc, spon- — Allow municipalities to permit retail officers and Atlantic City officials from own- sored the measure to protect Atlantic City wine sales during the same hours it is served — Change municipal budget cap laws to ing stock in casinos, representing a gaming residents who are being evicted because they in taverns, a practice now permitted for beer allow urban aid to be Included and exempt hall or working for one. can't afford a down payment to buy their only. profits from the sale of municipal property. Arsonist blamed for fire in Saddle Ri SADDLE RIVER (AP) - A series of fires squad. Allmers would not say what was used said yesterday that authorities have no leads sonry building, officials Mid. Jkjhat gutted the borough hall and firehouse In to start the fires early Saturday morning. regarding a suspect. Smith said some municipal records were this Bergen County community were de- The historic Van Buskirk barn across the Some firefighters speculated that the per- destroyed, but municipal court files were liberately set, fire and police Investigators ATIONAl \ street from the borough hall also was de- son or persons who set the Saddle River fire MO**. U.S. D.»i saM yesterday. stroyed In a fire, officials said. The barn was also might be responsible for the suspicious Denis Murphy, chief of the borough's "It is definitely arson," said Capt. 150 years old. blaze that destroyed part of a Ramsey fire- rescue squad, was one of the first to arrive at APetwte Herbert Allmers, head of the county arson Saddle River Police Chief William Smith house last week. the fire, which erupted about 2:48 a.m. WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather "It's almost exactly the same thing that "The door (to the fire trucks) was closed Service today forecasts a mixture of snow and rain happened...in Ramsey," said one firefighter and there was no way to get In, so I crashed for Maine. Vermont, New Hampshire and parts of who asked not to be Identified. through it with my own truck," he said. New York. Driest January on record Smith sa t the borough hall building, built Murphy and other rescue squad members in the 1930s, sustained extensive smoke and then waded through the flames, smoke and Local Weather NEW YORK (AP) - Last month was the far Is 1.73 inches and the average precipita- water damage, but he believes the building heat to drive the four fire trucks out of the driest January on record in New York City tion for February is 2.82 Inches. can be rehabilitated. "It's an older building, building. As sf IV p.m. last night, the high temperature at The and the National Weather Service forecast The weather service's forecast for Febru- made of poured concrete," he said. Several firefighters were treated for mi- Register's weather station was 48 degrees. The low for February offers little hope for easing the Authorities said four separate fires were nor injuries and smoke Inhalation but there yesterday was 13. It was 48 at 10 p.m. There was M ary calls for less than the average amount of were no serious injuries, officials said. drought in the metropolitan area. precipitation, a spokesman said. burning simultaneously at the two buildings. inches of precipitation in the U hours ending at 11 p.m. The service said .58 inches of precipita- Saddle River volunteer firemen were abie Repairs to the municipal building will yesterday. There were 34 heating degree days yesterday, tion were measured at Central Park during Peter Barrett, speaking yesterday for the to save four fire trucks and numerous air cost at least 8200,000, said Saddle River Coun- 34 for the month and 3,210 for the heating season to date. January, breaking the old low of .66 Inches in city Department of Environmental Protec- packs from destruction in the two-story ma- cilman Walt Johnsen. At this time last year, there had been 2,635 heating 1970. The average precipitation for the tion, said the city's reservoirs were at 27.4 degree days. month, ended Saturday, 1(2.71 inches. percent of capacity this weekend, compared with 85.4 percent at this time last year. Jersey Shore December's 115 inches, combined with January's total, have established record-set- He said conservation since the city de- Woman killed Turning colder this afternoon with the rain possibly ting paces for not only "the driest winter on clared a drought emergency on Jan. 18 was changing to snow or snow flurries before ending. Tem- record," but also "the driest season of any "encouraging," but still short of projected peratures reaching the mid to upper 40s this morning and kind," according to a statement by the goals. then falling during the afternoon. Partly cloudy windy in Paterson fire weather service, which has kept such records Barrett said that consumption had XHOXOOMB and cold tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight near 20. since 1868. dropped by an average of 71 million gallons a PATERSON (AP) - A stable condition at Barnert Highs tomorrow 20 to IS. Precipitation probabilillty near day since Jan. 19, although the city set a Memorial Hospital In Pater- 100 percent today and 20 percent tonight. Winds southerly The driest December, January and Febru- four-alarm fire swept INSTANT ary on record in New York City occurred In target of 250 million gallons a day. At that through a three-story frame son, fire department author- increasing to IS to 36 miles per hour with higher gusts ities said. PRINTING becoming west to northwest same speeds late today. 1800-01, when 4.22 inches of precipitation time about 1.5 billion gallons were being building in this North Jersey were measured. The total for this winter so consumed daily. city early yesterday and They were identified as Marine forecast: claimed the life of a 62-year- Kimberly Anderson, 4, and old woman resident, author- Gary Philips, 26. Watch HiU, R.I. to Manasquan, N.J. ities said. Paterson detective* said Winds south to southeast increasing 25 to 35 knots with Bottled water sells well The victim was identified the city arson squad was in- some higher gusts through this morning shifting west to as Eleanor Boardman vestigating the cause of the northwest 20 To 30 knots late today and northwest same NEWARK (AP) - Bottled water appears market chain is selling substantially more The fire broke out about 3 blaze. speeds tonight. to be selling better than ever in New Jersey, bottled water in Essex, Passalc and Bergen a.m. on Market Street and Cloudy with periods of rain through this morning although no one is sure whether Increased counties, all hard hit by a water shortage. destroyed the building, au- HAVING followed by clearing this afternoon becoming fair and sales are being caused by state-mandated thorities said. TROUBLE LCTUSCOME cold tonight. An official at Supermarkets General Two other residents suf- water rationing or Increased concerns over Corp. In Woodbridge said it appeared higher groundwater contamination. fered from burns and smoke TOTHE RESCUE! sales of spring water at Pathmark stores inhalation and were listed in Tides Frank Leonardo, executive vice president apparently were caused by the drought in Our Trust Department Sandy Hook For Red Bank and of Great Bear Water Co. of Teterboro, says New Jersey. hi qualified to property TODAY •- High 6:11 Rumson bridge, add two he's seen an upswing In business within the Blood clinic planned Public affairs vice president Robert Wun- administer your Estate or Trust. p.m. and low — p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct last two weeks at his company. derle likened spring water to cheap insurance ABERDEEN - The Aber- TOMORROW — High 10 minutes; Long Branch, And Murray-Claude Stock), publicity against a continued drought. deen Township Health De- 6:34 a.m. and 6 '. 57 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- manager at Deer Park Water Co. in White partment is sponsoring a free CENTRAL JERSEY BANK % and low 111:6 ii.m. and lands bridge, add 40 Plains, N.Y., says the sales volume is also up A report on sales of bottled spring water blood pressure clinic on Fri- minutes. 12:56 p.m. at his business. appeared in Sunday's editions of the Star- day at 3 p.m. at the Aberdeen 30 CONVENfNT OFFICES • MOOIESEX • MONMOUIM • OC£»N . UNON A spokesman for A&P said the super- Ledger of Newark. Municipal Building Weather elsewhere

HI La Prc OtU Lot Anoelet clr Albanv 35 •-1 rn Louisville II 1.40 tn Albugue 44 it clr Memphis 41 1.J0 cdv Amarlllo 34 17 cdv Miami 71 U cdv 44 30 .01 cdv Milwaukee 11 IS .11 cdv Act to expedite civil cases Anchorage STORE WIDE 40 JO 54 tn MDIsSt.P n to Mctiv Atlanta U X .11 cdv Nashville Let cdv The marshals, who supervise protection Allantc Civ 44 5 rn New Orleans 4t 41 .17 clr NEWARK (AP) - The chief federal Baltimore 13 rn New York 75 SI rn judge in New Jersey has ordered new rules of government witnesses and transport pris- Blrmlnflhm 4) .17 clr Norfolk 41 rn 1 Okie Cltv 31 U clr for filing civil suits to ease a mountain of oners, are said to place a low priority on Bismarck i cdv 15 04 cdv Boise 40 If clr Omaha serving the civil documents. Boston 41 It rn Orlando rfv paperwork that has backed up the court's Brownsvlle 7J • 7 clr Phlladphla calendar. 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Mai g25 3 14 cdv St P-Tampa cdv In a notice published in the latest edition Fairbanks J9 14 cdv SI Ste Marie .M tn shooting incidents over a 18-hour span in this 30 7 rn Spokane cdv of the New Jersey Law Journal, Fisher said Hartford Tulta clr industrial northern New Jersey city. Helena X cdv Honolulu II a clr Wattilngtn the U.S. Marshal's Service in New Jersey Is One of those killed was a longtime Pater- Houston is so II clr "overburdened, undermanned and operating Indnapllt n .41 tn Ht—Yetterdav't Wo*. son tavern owner who died early Saturday in * AM t> » 10 > M OWMI Sw»tt>> Jecksnvlle 977 37 cdv LYtrt- l under severe budgetary constraints." his barroom from a single shotgun blast to 11 More than 4,100 civil suits were filed last Kant Cltv IS .10 clr the head. The other dead man was killed briclle Las veoai year at federal courts In Newark, Trenton highwoy 70 phone 528-8300 Little Rock 45 34 1.N Clr Friday by one shot to the bead from a hand- -aaa and Camden, up by about 460 over 1979. gun, police said. 4 The Daily Resistor SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, Obituaries Report Iranians found revealing documents Harold R. Burrows, 72; NEW YORK (AP) - At least two of the lution. Neither do they Justify the taking of Americans taken hostage in Iran were linked the hostages or the subsequent maltreatment to the Central Intelligence Agency by docu- of them." ex-Englishtown official ments seized when Iranian militants took In Washington, State Department of- ENGLftSHTOWN - Fire Department, having over the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, according ficials declined to comment on either report. Harold R. Burrows, 72, of 38 served from 1928 to 1M0, and to published reports. Time said Abeam, Kalp and Daugherty Tennent Ave., a former was an ex-chief of toe depart- The reports appeared yesterday In Time suffered harsher treatment than other borough councilman and fire ment. magazine and toe London Observer. The Ob-, hostages. Kalp was beaten and kept in chief, died Saturday at the He was a member, past server account was written by reporter Ian solitary confinement for 374 of the 444 days Merwick Unit of the Medical trustee and elder of the First Mather, who laid be saw the documents in the Hostages were Imprisoned. Center at Princeton. Presbyterian Church, Here. Tehran in November, 1979. The) magazine said many documents and Mr. Burrows was a life- Surviving are his wife, Time magazine, In a report on the protec- almost all the embassy's sensitive com- long resident here. Before re- Elizabeth Ellis Burrows; a tion -pf intelligence materials at American munications equipment were destroyed as tiring in 1964, he had been son, Harold R. Jr. of New laid that among a "treasure the militants were storming the embassy proprietor of Burrows Petro- York City; a daughter, Mrs. , of documents found by the militants compound on Nov. 4,1979, but the contents of leum Service, here, for 23Jane E. Plttman of High indicating that William Daugherty Lalngen's safe and that of political officer yean. tstown, and four grand- olm Kalp were CIA agents. Michael Metrinko were captured intact by He served two terms on children. ^.^.^^ margin note, "Show to Tom A.," led Urn militants the Borough Council during The Freeman Funeral* i militants to believe that Thomas Ahern, The seized document*, Time said, con- the 1940s. He was an exempt Home, Freehold, if in charge by the State Department as the em- tained names of Iranians who had visited the RacMar Pkata ay Dan Lardl member of the Engllshtown of arrangement!. bassy's narcotics control officer, also had embassy, some of whom were believed to CIA ties, according to Time. have been arrested and executed. SCOUTS ON STAGE — Charles Miller, left, technical coordinator for the Per Mather's report also listed Ahem, Kalp Tune said the Iranians also got sensitive forming Arts Center at Brookdale Community College, checks backstage area, one David Birchenough; and Daugherty as those whose names ap- documents from a helicopter abandoned af- of several Brookdale theater resources available to members of a new Explorer post peared in seized documents. His story said ter the rescue mission failed last April. The of the Monmouth Council, Boy Scouts of America. Constructing sets In rear are the documents indicated that a fourth magazine said the documents gave locations Robert Barfield, center, Ocean Grove, and William Presdv, Fort Monmouth. retired fort employee hostage, not identified, was a CIA agent. of safe houses, procedures and codes for "The documents suggest," Mather making contact with local agents and secret NEPTUNE - David He was a member of the VJ wrote, "that the CIA was about to launch a escape routes. Birchenough, 58, of Cllffwood National Association of Re- new initiative in Iran of which the charge Drive, died Saturday at Jer- tired Federal "Employees, The seizure of these documents forced d'affaires, Mr. Bruce Laingen, was aware sey Shore Medical Center, Asbury Park. some United States agents in Iran to flee the Theater experience and that requests for embassy help for country, Time said. here. - Surviving are his wife, former agents of SAVAK, the shah's secret According to the Observer, one document, Mr. Birchenough was born Catherine I. Birchenough; police, had at least been considered." dated Aug. 9,1979, was marked "secret" and in Paterson and lived in Brad- his mother, Louise Z. spoke of the need for "cover" for Kalp and ley Beach before moving Birchenough of Ocean Grove, He said, however, the documents be saw for Explorer post Daugherty "because of the great sensitivity here. Before retiring in 1972, and Several nephews and did not "demonstrate that the Americans were seeking to undermine the Iranian revo- locally to any hint of CIA activity." he was a management spe- nle/es. By SHERRY FIGDORE cal resources toit s members. founder of the Creative Arts cialist at Fort Monmouth, (The Farry Memorial __ _ ^_ _ _ " "Actually what will hap- Team, a children's theater where he had been employed LINCROFT - Charles pen," said Miller, "is that group, and directed the 30 years. Miller never progressed the whole arts center be- Bicentennial re-enactment of ^ii'" Fare hike plan attacked beyond the rank of tenderfoot comes the post." the New York Tea Party, when he was a Boy Scout a directing his Colonials from (continued) r The first two or three ses- few years back. sions will be structured, he the Fraunces Tavern to a G. Edward Anderson; properly without such an audit. State trans- He also uid he would expect a dramatic said, "but after that , they mass dumpinq from the sloop portation officials had promised that the decrease in ridership, despite the cost of Miller, now the technical coordinator for the Per- will run their own meetings Clearwater at South Street former city postal aide comprehensive audit, covering Conrall oper- gasoline, should such a fare increase be ap- Seaport. ations since 1976, would be completed last forming Arts Center at and I will limit myself to ad- proved. As part of his doctoral SOUTH PASADENA, Fla. December, but recently postponed the com- Brookdale Community Col- vising and finding resource patron of Adah Chapter S, All three commuter spokesmen urged the studies, he spent a summer in - G. Edward Anderson, 74, pletion date until some time later this year. lege, does, however, have an people." OES, all of Long Branch. He Legislature to consider a program to provide London, working with teen- of 65 Bay Island Drive I., a immense store of practical Miller, a military "brat" also was a former member of In 1978, D'Amlco served as legal counsel additional funds which would be dedicated agers interested in drama. former resident of Long theatrical knowledge, and whose Air Force father was the Old Guard in Long when the organization went to court to try to each year solely for mass transit. Such a Miller joined Brookdale ex- Branch, N.J., died yesterday. formula has been suggested by Gambaccini that was what the Monmouth transferred frequently, be- Branch: block a proposed fare Increase. Last year, Council, Boy Scouts of Amer- actly four years ago today, as Mr. Anderson was born in in the form of a sales tax on gasoline to be came seriously involved in the organization enlisted the support of the ica, wanted to tap when it technical coordinator of its Long Branch and lived there Surviving are his wife, used exclusively to finance man transit sys- theater during high school in state Department of the Public Advocate. asked him to head a new Ex- booming Performing Arts until his retirement in 1969. Frelda; a brother, Charles G. tems and finance repairs to state highways. Alabama. A representative from that office ap- plorer post for young people Center. He wan an assistant post- Anderson Sr. of Oakhurst, peared with the commuters to protest the Jack Sadow, chairman of the Central New He went to Kansas State interested In the performing Here, he is responsible for master there. N.J.; a sister, Grace A. last fare Increase on the grounds that the Jersey Transportation Board, said com- College, In PltUburg, Kan- arts. everything from booking to He was a member of the Meyer of Fort Lauderdale, audit was not yet completed, and said that muters should elect representatives who are sas, where he earned both his the box office, and coordi- Pasadena Community Church and several nephews and the office would study the audit when it was more sympathic tothei r cause. The new post met for the BA and MS degrees in thea- nates special cultural pro- and was a past master of nieces. eventually completed. "It's going to fall to the commuters to first time two weeks ago, and ter. drew 55 teenagers who had grams for the community. Abacus Lodge 78, FAAM; The Fred H. Kenfleld Fu- D'Amlco also said that a different pro- say, 'I've had enough.' I think there are Then he joined the Army, learned of the meeting "The Explorers are not high priest of Standard neral Home, here, is in cedure should be established for considering enough commuters throughout the state to and came first to New York, make a significant impact," he said. through their local high as a motion picture producer an official part of the job," Chapter 35, RAM, and a past charge of arrangements. the need for fare increases. 1 Sadow said a fare increase would be espe- schools. for the military, and then to Miller said. "Something is radically wrong when we cially tough on long-distance commuters and "That was at least 30 New Jersey, when he man- "But being willing to take have to continue to make social decisions would encourage them to use their cars in- more than any of us had ex- aged GibntvHall at Fort Mon- them on is an outgrowth of Mrs. Leon Rosenfeld which Involve the environment, energy con- stead. pected, " Miller said, "and mouth from 1970 to1072 , what I have done, and what I servation, and the economic well-being of the LITTLE SILVER - Sylvia During the last fare Increase proceeding, another 10 called and said Can do, and it's going to be an Hadassah. region on the basis of these financial uncer- After his Army stint, Rosenfeld, 66, of 42 Southvale representatives from the board had tried they would be at the next exciting project." Surviving are her hus- tainties," he said. "The levels of fares Miller began doing freelance Ave., died Sarturday at Rlv- unsuccessfully to have the Interstate Com- meeting." band, Leon Rosenfeld; a son, should not be baaed on gaps which exist on In theater, "off-Broadway, off- Information on the new •rvitw Hospital, Red Bank. merce Commission block the proposed in- Frank Rownleld of North- the governor's budget proposal." That second meeting will off-Broadway, and beyond," post is available from Miller Mrs Rosenfeld was born field; two daughters, Mrs. crease on the Interstate bus routes. he be held tonight at 7:30 in and began work on bis doc- at the arts center, or from the in Philadelphia and had lived Rosalind Fineman of Ocean the Performing Arts Center, torate. Monmouth Council, Oak- In this area 38 years. and Mrs. Debra Levlne of and any county young person, In New York, Miller was a hurst. She was a member of Con- Eatontown; a brother, from 14 through 20, is invited gregatlon B'nai Israel, Bernard Eglyn, and a sister, Addonizio dies at 66 to attend. Rumson, and the congrega- Dorothy Eglyn, both of Phoe- "We'll meet formally tion's sisterhood; a member nix, Arii., and four grand- (continued) He and his family had moved to Tlnton once a month," Miller ex- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER of the Red Bank Chapter of children. dered him back to jail once again until the Falls about six years ago. plained, "but because of the Deborah Hospital, Browns The Bloomfield-Cooper hearings could be completed. Addonizio had Addonizio's tenure as mayor of Newark type of productions they'll be SUNDAY HOURS Mill, and a life member of the remained in "self-imposed prison" at his Funeral Chapel, Ocean, is In began in relative obscurity, but be burst into doing, smaller groups will be MOW Red Bank Chapter of charge of arrangements. Tlnton headlines In July 1987 when Newark was meeting on their own sched- Palls home. Many politicians, including wracked by five nights of rioting that took2 8 ules." 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM members of the state Senate and Mayor Uves. Depending on the prefer- Helen Jerolamon ' Gibson, had urged that he be released. Neigh- In the wake of the riots, a governor's ences of the group, he said bors who said they did not even know him MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER HAZLET — Helen Church Long Branch commission on civil disorders found that the Explorers will be able to also protested the most recent decision to there was a "pervasive feeling of corrup- Jerolamon, 76, of Shore er husband, Arthur E. participate in some master 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY H send the 65-year-old man back to jail. tion" in Newark. classes, explore dance and Haven Road died yesterday Jerolamon, died In 1»73. ommuiUtyHoi Surv4vln In September 1979, he gat another Addonizio was graduated from West Side speech, act, write, direct, 747-5220 !!.M£-. " « «• • »">">*. reprieve. A U.S. District Court judge ruled High School and St. Benedict's Prep in New- build sets, or work lights and P Mr, JeTtamon was born «•«* H. Fergus of We« that be did not have to leave home for the ark, where he was an All-State quarterback. sound. in Long Branch, and lived Lon« B«nch. and twofederal Corrections Institute at Danbury, Following graduation from Fordham Uni- "I have a strong sense of there before moving here in nephews. Conn., until his case had been completed. versity in 1939, he enlisted in the U.S. Army theater," said Miller, "and Come To Our as a corporal and left after five yean of 1968 The Woolley Funeral Then on Oct. 3, 1979, the Parole Com- I've been somewhat taken mission ended the case by ruling that be did service with the rank of captain, wearing a She was a member of Home, Long Branch, is in aback by what's available to not have to finish out his prison term. bronze star and eight campaign ribbons. young people in this area." Asbury United Methodist charge of arrangements. WOOD BURNING Addonizio told the board that be Intended He won his first of seven terms in Con- The new post will be able to live off Us 116,000 to $17,000 pension from gress in 1948 by unseating Rep. Frank Sun- to offer all of Brookdale's Ruby H. Gerkens his 14 years as a congressman. dstrom in the nth District. Jle then defeated varied and up-to-date techni- CLINIC Addonizio, a vice president of theincumbent Leo Carlin and began the tint of TUESDAY FEB. 3RD - 7 PM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Atlantic Highlands and also Seaboard Homing Pigeon Gub and president •two terms as mayor of the state's largest city - Ruby H. Gerkens, 82, died of the Mother Church in Bos- of the New Jersey Pigeon Racing Associa- in 1982. Bring us youi Saturday at Monmouth Medi- ton. tion, also said he planned to continue to rise Surviving are his wife, the former Doris KODACOLOR cal Center, Long Branch. Her husband, William at 5 a.m. tocar e for his 50 pigeons. Goodbeart; four sons, and two daughters. Mrs. Gerkens was born in Gerkens, died in 1958. Brooklyn, N.Y., and had lived here 78 years. She bad Surviving are a nephew, worked as a bookkeeper in Peter Hartcorn, here, and a Court martial ending the Monmouth County Ad- niece, Ruby Ann Meyers of juster's Office. Chatham. CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. physically abused a fellow persuasion," has never been She was a member of the Posten's Funeral Home is (AP) — The only court- prisoner of war during the 14 used successfully before. The Christian Science Society of in charge of arrangements. martial of a Vietnam-era yean he spent in Vietnamese actions conceded by the de- prisoner of war was nearing prison camps. fense violate military law, an end today as both sides Defense lawyers have con- and Garwood could be im- Edith C. Herbs! began final arguments to a ceded that Garwood lived prisoned for life if found gull- military jury hearing the with his guards and some- FOR QUALITY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Herbst, died in 1960. case of Marine Pfc. Robert times carried a weapon. But If it votes for conviction, COLOR - Edith C. Herbst, 83, died Surviving are a son, Earl Garwood. they argue that torture and the five-officer jury of Viet- yesterday at the Atlantic Herbst, here; a daughter, The government contends brainwashing drove him In- nam veterans is expected to PROCESSING Highlands Nursing Home. Mrs. Dorothy Partington of Garwood collaborated with sane and led him tocooperat e listen to more testimony BY KODAK Mrs. Herbst was born in Maplewood; a brother, Earle his Vietnamese captors and with his Viet Cong captors. before deciding on a sen- In just one evening you can Hallenbeck of Pine Beach; a We oiler Kodak quality learn the money-savins facts Athens, NY., and had lived Their defense, "coercive tence. here 50 years. sister, Mrs. Eunice Otto of processing lor all your on woodbuming from the ex- She was a member of the Pine Beach, and two grand- KODACOLOR Films. perts. You'll learn how to get Lower Stop In today, and ask much more beat out of your Atlantic Highlands Methodist children. (continued) lor details fireplace and still enjoy all Church. Posten's Funeral Home ii The Daily Register the beauty of your fire. Her husband, Charles in charge of arrangements. to be deep and they're going (USP8-14M40) B>«ra«iUidinipef 92-1 cloud to have to be substantial." "««im heai lent up chimney But he said Reagan has not The Sunday Register Bring your fireplace meas- • yet received recommenda- urements to this Free Clinic. 'Gap' hurts Jersey tions on Budget Director (USPS-JH470) *M* MMa Call for reservations BOW! David Stockman's proposal to UlllMriTMMIMIMUa. SAVE (continued) investment in nonresldentlal MM m Ml toJM M N. CCaaM* anan*d HmHaornv Clav cut back on the nation's for- the last decade, the report structures than the national mumomca eign aid commitments. •y, N.J. arrti said. That was about half of average — 53.7 percent, com- •ranck omcaa the 118.5 percent national av- pared with 171.2 percent na- Paul A. Volcker, chair- an m u. »naina,,«. M 1 anal 20% or, erage. tionally. man of the independent Fed- •mMACaMrCartNK.rrMM.NJ «m eral Reserve Board, also tn Sna*mv. Una eVancn. N.J. *n» It said New Jersey also New Jersey used a greater IU«a Havaa. TraMan. N.J. HUS KODAK PROCESSING called for budget cuts total- had a lower growth rate in rate of energy in 1978 than Mamtan at Ma AaaKUAa* Pn*. TM Aa»cMad Praia • en«ma* UCMIOT- ing "tens and tens of billions Iv >> tha uaa •> all ma weal nawi arlntad m Wa na'imaaair a. »all aa all«» nawi AT ALL TIMES either the regional or na- of dollars." 202 Death Notices " . tional averages, the report H •••!•!• • Volcker, appearing on ^•J^PT ^ Wat wnjru^l wjnffjjhpr ^svt*f»Wrv AJ •aid. »ur»atr»ati 1 ClrcniaHaiCl v tne Maw Jaraay FraaaAiaaclaHaii. ABC's "Issues and .An- BIRCHENOUGH —Fim.ni Electricty prices for in- Smart Claaa tmum paw at ft** (ami. N.J. *>*1 and M MaMMm. M.J. Mrvlct for David Blrcrwnouet). SI swers," defended the Fed's Cllffwood Drive. Neptune, who dltd dustrial users in New Jersey •"i-iUliiHii ITII mill rntaii nililimjiiiajihiii jewHrt, Saturdev, will be told at tha Farrv policies of restraining money bright Acre Mtmorlal Horn*, 403 Third Ava. rose 176 percent between and credit supplies and said Aiburv Park, on Wtd., Fab. 4, at 1970-76, the highest increase ma nuns mm 1:30 p.m. Inttrmtnt will follow at they will remain in effect un- • » CarrSr — OMIT an* trim Gltnwood Cemetery. Watt Long in the nation, according to the tlM a *Mk; luMai anl« M MI IM. SIM 12 5 Branch. Frlands may call at tha fu- til the Reagan administration Una* caw M ClwHr - DaUr mami tmtn » canH. HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 TO 5:30 naral home Tuesday 2-4and MD.ITI. report. reduces Inflation. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1981 Business The Daily Register 5 Seniors dismayed by lack of full Medicare coverage By SYLVIA PORTER Medicare part of Social Security will not (and should not) time. In the meantime, there are ways Medicare beneficiaries escape the scrutiny. But Medicare's beneficiaries include a might be helped to avoid excessively-high doctor bills. For "... Please find enclosed item in which Medicare paid 80 huge and rapidly growing segment of our population; this instance, Medicare beneficiaries could get valuable guidance percent of $45.30, where the doctors bill was $78. (Medicare group is highly vocal about its expenses and benefits. from directories disclosing physician charges in various spe- paid not 80 percent, but only 46 percent.) The difference cialties, other vital facts. When a doctor uses the assignment method of billing under between 80 percent and 46 percent could wipe me out...." YOUR MONEY'S Medicare, he sends the bill to Medicare and also agrees that In the Washington, D.C., area, a directory of this nature has been prepared by the Health Research Group, under the "... I had to have some minor surgery on my eye. The his full charge will be no higher than the amount Medicare direction of Sigelman and Sidney Wolfe, Ml), a director of doctor did the surgery in his office in less than 30 minutes. His determines is the reasonable charge. But doctors have been HRG. bill was $200. Medicare paid $80; our plan paid $35 and I still WORTH reducing assignment bills. The directory is entitled "Your Money or Your Health: A had to pay $85. As we grow older and weaker our problems are The percentage of Medicare bills paid by the assignment going to Increase..." Senior Citizen's Guide to Avoiding High Charging Doctors," method has fallen from 61.5 percent In 1969 to about 50 and is based on data obtained under the Freedom of Informa- "... I am upset that Medicare premiums continue to rise percent, according to figures obtained by the Health Research tion Act from the local Medicare carrier. It contains charge and yet Medicare does not pay 80 percent of the cost as I had Group. Soaring health care COSJJDIUS that decline in assign- data on physicians in three specialties, then lists all Washing- assumed. Medicare has not kept pace with their allowance to A doctor who uses the optional billing method under ments have added heavily j^Ttheneajth care burden on the ton area physicians in five specialties who in 1978 either the covered individuals. Do you know of any qualified In- Medicare has no obligation to accept Medicare-set "reason- elderly poor. always accepted Medicare assignments or who never ac- ternist that would charge $13.50 for a physical examination able charge," says Daniel Sigelman of the Washington-based cepted assignments. It alsA includes tips on steps older and recognized laboratory that would charge less than $5 for Health Research Group. "He (or she) can set the fee as high Physicians have a valid defense iiTpointing to a six-30 citizens could take as individuals and as groups to curb their blood work?..." as he wants." month lag in Medicare's updating of reasonable charge data. health costs. Medicare, though, will reimburse the patient for only 80 These are typical of letters that America's older citizens The real problem lies in Medicare underpayments, not percent of the "reasonable charge." The patient is respon- Beyond dispute, directories such as this would help con- are sending in mounting volume to their congressmen, their sible for paying not Just the remaining 20 percent, but also the doctor overcharges, declares the American Medical Associa- sumers in comparative shopping for reasonable as well as own organizations, columnists — all telling of their growing entire excess charge. tion. And congressional committees have in fact weighed satisfactory physician services. If as a group or individual, dismay about their unexpected health care out-of-pocket Under the Reagan administration — and with the full possible changes in the law to require Medicare to use more you want a copy of "Your Money or Your Health," either for costs. The reason: the option that doctors have to bill Medi- approval of the American public — all social welfare pro- current charge data in setting "reasonable charges," or to your own information or as a basis for issuing a directory of care patients directly. grams will be re-examined. And the horrendously costly provide tax incentives for physicians to take assignments. your own send $4.00 to Department S, Health Research Group, This sort of legislative reform would surely take a long 2000 P St., N.W. Washington, DC. 20036.

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By JAMES i. KILPATRICK Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. $624 miUion this year In shuf- quence of certain in- WASHINGTON - As far fling the papers of civil rights eradicable laws of human na- back as 1546, John Heywood CONSERVATIVE reports. It is still a growth ture. Unlike attendance at propounded a truth for all industry. elementary and secondary ages. You can lead a horse to The threats delivered to schools, which is compulsory, water, said the sage, but you VIEW the four states are precisely attendance at the university can't make him drink. It's a within the pattern. This is level is voluntary. The courts homely verity that civil IIIMMIIIMIIMIIIMMIIIIII.Illlll.Illll.IIIIIMMI what the law says: "No per- rights crusaders in the De- and the bureaucrats can or- son shall, on the ground of partment of Education have partment's action reflects an der little children around and race, be excluded from par- yet to learn. obsession that nurtures and make their orders stick. But cultivates the very racism ticipation in, be denied the That observation is KILPATR1CK college students cannot be as- that civil rights programs benefits of, or be subjected to prompted by the depart- signed like so many cattle, 80 were intended to alleviate. discrimination, under any ment's action a couple of But this is not enough. In head of Charolais and 20 head Here we are in 1981, more program or activity receiving weeks ago in putting a gun to of Angus, all in the same pen. than a quarter of a century federal financial assistance." the cockeyed universe of the the heads of four sovereign In a free society, people are after the Supreme Court's civil rights zealots, all the states — Alabama, South That is clear enough for free to go where they Feel landmark Brown decision of world's a decimal point, and Carolina, Delaware and West any child to comprehend. And comfortable,where they feel 1954, and we are more race the decimal points are wrong. Virginia. After prolonged, this is the fascinating situ- conscious than ever. The gov- Alabama's two predominant- at home. costly and tedious investiga- ation: In Alabama, South ernment's programs keep us ly black institutions have only tions, the dpeartment con- Carolina, Delaware and West that way. 2.8 percent white students. It is this reality of human cluded that all four states Virginia, so far as their in- Reagan and the judges I tell you, it is a depress- Alabama's 14 predominantly existence that infuriates the have failed to wipe out the stitutions of. higher learning social engineers. Why won't ing business, this Incessant are concerned, not a single white Institutions have but In the presidential campaign, both would take over raapooalbilUy for the last inherited vestiges of ra- people go where the decimal counting of white noses and person is today being denied 10.1 percent black. Generally cial segregation in their In- points decree they ought to Ronald Reagan and his critics made an recruitment and initial selection of ap- stitutions of higher learning. black noses, but in Washing- anything on account of his the same picture obtains in go? Nothing stands in the way issue of presidential appointments to the peals court judges. Unless they get their racial ton it never stops. Federal race. The government con- Delaware and South Caroli- of the black students but their U.S. Supreme Court, with Reagan prom- quotas promptly in line, the agencies administer more cedes this. The four states na. At the University of West The result fell short of "pure" merit own disinclination. But in the states risk losing their feder- than 130 statutes and ex- are not violating the law. Virginia, only 1.2 percent of ising to name a woman to the court, and selection — not surprisingly, many more unreal world of the new Uto- al aid. ecutive orders prohibiting They are not excluding blacks the students are black. his critics warning that he would pack Democrats than Republlans were nomi- pians, personal preference the court with right-wing members of If this dreary and un- discrimination in education, from formerly all-white In- nated by Carter — but still was a major productive zealotry affected housing, employment, voting, stitutions. On the contrary, Now why is this? Is it the has no place. Human desires whatever sex. improvement over the past. And even on only the four states, the mat- public accommodations and they are knocking themselves result of conscious, de- do not compute. How we got this way in a free country is But the vast majority of the judicial the district court level, some senators ter scarcely would merit na- access to credit. Nearly a out trying to lure blacks to liberate, racial discrimina- hundred agencies will spend beyond me, but here we are. vacancies a president will be called upon voluntarily established commissions on tional attention. But the de- enroll in them. tion? Not at all. It is a conse- to fill occur at lower levels of the federal the Carter model to choose candidates. judiciary. Jimmy Carter, who didn't get the opportunity to name a single Su- Juxtaposing the existing merit selec- preme Court justice, appointed more tion mechanisms and Reagan's en- School of Conservation supported than 250 federal trial and appeals court couraging comments last year, there judges. How will President Reagan ap- would seem to be no danger of a return to Neptune port this feminest movement. pression may be ended. the bad old days when senators arbi- To The Editor: FROM OUR READERS All respectable people, ladies Those who participate in proach that responsibility? I am deeply concerned and men together, should abortion — the doctor, the trarily chose district and appeals court Lttttrt to tht Miter must b« Hgn.d and hov« ttw wrlttr't compUtt od Responsibly — if he hews to com- with the money situation of *••« and rittpftona numb«r They mull not txcavd M* wordt Not acctpl stand up and be counted as social executioner, and the the New Jersey School of Alt art PMtry, «nd«ratmMt« ol condtdalit (or otflet or tndtrttmtnti of ments he made on the subject last Octo- judges. But presidents have a way of csmmtrclal product* being against the slobs that mother, who deems her ber in response to a questionnaire from forgetting or at least finessing campaign Conservation. This school degrade our ladies in porno- child's life not worthy to be promises. And in this case, Reagan will have to stop many of its graphic movies, books, mag- lived, have brought about a the American Bar Association Journal, programs for high school and Junior High School. My class Neptune azines, TV and cable TV. We new Holocaust which takes Reagan not only endorsed nominating might be encouraged to backslide by the grade school students. It has has gone on a trip to the N.J. To the Editor: should also get rid of the lead- almost two million lives each commissions of the kind used by the tradition-minded chairman of the Senate just been cut back $100,000. School of Conservation. We I feel if the government ers in political office and re- year. Judiciary Committee, Strom Thurmond. New Jersey students need to are very concerned with the does not continue to fund the ligion who accept such filth Carter administration to select pros- be educated on conservation. issue they have to face with When will we end this in- pective federal appeals court judges; he New Jersey School of Con- that causes moral corruption. All the more reason for the legal I urge you to join my cause on closing the camp down be- servation, a lot of students Walter Gorbich human tragedy? also said he would "support the ex- community and merit selection-minded getting full funding for the cause of lack of funds. will be deprived of learning Cecelia Rubino tension of this practice to the district senators to press Reagan to fulfill his New Jersey School of Con- All the students that have about conservation and courts as well." servation! gone there would like the oth- eoclogy. Abortion campaign promise. It would be un- er students to go and learn Robert Keller Our environmental educa- Red Bank Support If he makes good on the latter com- realistic to demand that he forget what the things about nature that tion class took a trip to the To the Editor ment, Reagan will outdo Jimmy Carter they don't know already. We Lincroft party he belongs to When he names school the first full week of You are to be con- in reducing the influence of partisan judges. But between pure merit selection Neptune are all asking for your help by school. We learned a lot there To the Editor: putting it in your newspaper. gratulated for running the As we begin the new year, politics in judicial selection, a signifi- To The Editor: and had a lot of fun. Right to Life ad. and the old spoils system there is con- I am a student of Neptune Yvette Sturxlone the members of the Lincroft cant accomplishment. Carter, who over- I feel that the state whould Of course, it is not pleas- siderable room for maneuver. pass a law saying that they Women's First Aid Associa- optimistically promised in 1976 to ap- ant to see an aborted child. tion wish to extend our sin- Working from that middle ground, will continue to fund the New However, sometimes one has point all judges and prosecutors "strict- Jersey School of Conserva- cere thanks for your support Carter appointed and promoted judges of to show the absolute reality in providing publicity for our ly on the basis of merit" discovered that tion and also increase their and ugliness of oppression members of the U.S. Senate could be unusual intellectual and professional funding. functions. Our efforts to raise qualifications, many of whom "hap- before people realize its ter- money to help our First Aid extremely obstinate in defending their . Carolyn Napolitani rible implications. His- and Rescue squad have been traditional prerogative to tell the White pened" to be Democrats. The Democrat- torically ...those who take part greatly helped by your paper House whom to nominate to judgeships ic Party doesn't have a monopoly on such in the oppression will not like and we want to express our ERA these facts being shown. appreciation. in their states. To his credit, Carter men and women, and if Reagan takes his Those who see the awful truth pressed for a compromise: Senatorscampaign commitment seriously he Farmingdale will desire others to be shown Sally E. Danemon would still control the selection of dis- could compile an equally Impressive re- To the Editor: the truth so that the op- Lincroft Women's What do the ladies in the First Aid Association trict judges, but nominating com- cord without a dramatic lapse in party femlnest movement in missions empaneled by the White House loyalty. E.R.A. want? Do they prefer to be men? Our creator did not create men and women Today in history exactly alike. My wife is su- A needed expansion perior to me in some ways, By The Associated Press nated 30 new Roman Catholic but I am superior in others. Today is Monday, Feb. 2, Cardinals, including three The state Department of Health has "short term" use by elderly patients Do they not remember the 33rd day of 1981. It isAmericans. Groundhog Day and there are certified the need for additional hospital awaiting admission into a nursing borne, when ladies were always first And in 1974, communists beds in the area Bayshore Community before men and a man when 332 days left in the year. outside Phnom Penh bom- which will free the more expensive med- sitting would stand up and Today's highlight in his- barded the Cambodian capi- Hospital serves so well, and hospital ical-surgical beds those patients no long- give his seat to a lady If there tory: > tal, killing 17 people. officials expect construction on the er need, cutting costs for both them and were no other seats? I could On Feb. 2, 1848, Mexico Ten years ago: Battlefield planned $6.15 million, 65-bed wing to remember on a summer day ceded a vast area td the Unit- action was at a 10-month high begin in the spring of 1962. the hospital. young ladles walking on the ed States, including what is in South Vietnam. Since its opening in May 1972, boardwalk with their white now Texas, New Mexico, Ari- The new wing will increase the hos- shoes, silk stockings, skirt, zona and California. Five years ago: The chief pital's patient capacity to 233 beds. Bayshore Community Hospital has be- blouse and beautiful bonnet. On this date: American delegate to the There is no question of the need; ad- come an integral part of health care What a comparison today, In 1635, New Amsterdam, United Nations, Daniel Moynihan, resigned. missions have increased and occupancy services in Monmouth County, and we with some ladies! • now New York City, was in- are certain its expansion program can We now have laws against corporated by the Dutch. * One year ago: The FBI's rates at Bayshore Community in recent In 1876. eight baseball months sometimes have exceeded 100 count on the same strong community discrimination and know the "Abscam" bribery investiga- ERA is not in the constitution teams banded together to tion came to light, implicat- percent. support which made construction of the because not all women sup- form the National League. ing at least eight U.S. law- The new wing will include IS beds for hospital possible. And something to tie around thVfinger t In 1973, Pope Paul VI nomi- makers. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1981 Lifestyle The Daily Register 7

A NEW YOU Art of face reading

By EMILY WILKENS cording to this expert. makeup genius like Peter Shen but could pose You can always learn more about beauty, I was fascinated by Peter's observations — problems for a neophyte. especially from an expert like Peter Shen, and there are even more intriguing insights in his LONG NOSE: To make a long nose appear makeup director for Prince Matchabelli and just-published "Peter Shen's Makeup for Suc- shorter, use a slightly lighter shade of makeup Aziza In addition to being a master of makeup, cess" (Everest House, $14.95). It isa beauty book allover, then apply a little dark foundation under Peter has another talent: He can read faces like a with a difference because the makeup techniques the tip of the nose and a bit of peachy blusher on gypsy reads palms. are inspired by the art of face-reading. the tip. —^ i When I first met Peter we discussed the What do face-reading and makeup have in Incidentally, says I'eter, a long nose is a\ ancient Chinese Art of Pace Reading which dates common? The simple fact, says Peter, that your "thinker's nose" and suggests achievement in \ back to the time of Confucius. It was fascinating. face makes a statement about you. Use makeup to professions such as law, writing, teaching, ac- \ WHAT TO LOOK FOR make it create the impression you wish to convey. counting, and similar professions J If you are looking for a husband or wife, Peter Peter's beauty tips are scattered throughout "Makeup for Success" is a beauty book with a 7 suggested that a little face-reading is in order this intriguing book. Some of my favorites, difference — the fascinating facts it contains/ first. He said the perfect partner should have a selected especially for New You readers: .about face reading few of the following characteristics: WEAK OR SMALL JAWLINE: Borrow a the- JUST FOR YOU Laugh crinkles at the corners of the eyes, deep atrical makeup trick and use slightly darker Dear Emily: My eyes alanl — but down in- laugh lines, highly arched brows, light brows with foundation on your neck, bringing the application stead of up. How can I use makeup to minimize loose hairs, large mouth with full lips, freckles, up under the chin and lower jaw. this? - Ardis P. •nlilir nan photo full — even protruding — eyes, high cheekbones, CHEEKBONE MAGIC: To contour Dear Ardis: Use liner on the outer corner of PTA PARTY — Previewing some of the fashions to be modeled at the 7 p.m. Feb. 13 deep grove between nostrils and upper lip, pro- cheekbones for evening allure or photography, the eye only drawing a heavy line on the upper party planned by the Fair Haven PTA are, left to right, Maureen Jo Winter, truding ears, an upturned pug nose, strong chin, pucker your lips to spot the hollows of the cheeks lid Also concentrate"mascara on outer lashes. chairman of the fashion segment featuring clothing from the Berry Patch and Baby circles under the eyes, a tendency to keep the clearly. Use brown, taupe or earthy matte-finish Have a beauty question that needs an answer? Bambi, both Fair Haven; Paula Aiello, chairman of decorations, and Sondra mouth open, thick hair, deep voice, freckles. blush in the hollow. Next, use a light bright Write to Emily Wilkens care of this newspaper. Krueger, chairman of the Chinese auction planned as part of the evening's fun in Several of these characteristics indicate a blusher shade on the part of the cheekbone that She can't answer your question personally but Knollwood School. Sandra Davis, coordinator of fashions for the two shops, will be good sexual partner — but too many of them could protrudes (not the top). Better practice this trick will use questions of general interest in her col- the commentator. Coffee and dessert will be served. suggest the person is sexually overindulgent, ac- until you get it down pat. It's apple pie for a umn ANN LANDERS Advice

YOUR HEALTH Ring 'round a promise

Dear Ann Landers: I have Every year I have to be a "employees only." The wife how to deal with life's most been bothered by something good sport about birthday cel- who complained said if her difficult and most rewarding for a long time. I am sure you ebrations, secretary-boss day husband went she was going arrangement. Ann Landers' can help me. luncheons and Christmas to leave him. I thought she booklet, "Marriage — What J Parkinson's incurable parlies where liquor is served was being unreasonable and When 1 was IS, a Jewish to Expect," will prepare you boy wanted to have sexual and the stenographers and said so. Now do you get it? for better or for worse. Send By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. In moil instances the exact cause of cut that continues to bleed? I feel silly relations with me. I asked, secretaries dance with the Dear Ann Landert: I am a your request to Ann Landers, My husband has Parkinson's dis- this condition is unknown. A special to take every kitchen injury to the "What will you do If I get executives. Frankly, I have 75-year-old woman with a bad P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, Illi- ease. He has been taking two different type of Parklnsonism sometimes fol- emergency room. — Nils D.D., Ore. pregnant?" He answered, "I had It with this kind of coil- case of spider veins on my nois 60611, enclosing SO cents drugs and he definitely feels better. lows an attack of encephalitis (or brain Dear Miss D.: will give you a ring." ness. Your letter didn't help legs and thighs. I love to and a long, stamped, self-ad- Can this condition ever be cured? — inflammation). Almost always, pressure with a Does this mean something matters any. swim but have avoided it dressed envelope. Mrs. G.S., Maine When once the condition has estab- clean cloth can stop the bleeding within special among people of that Office parties without these last few years because Dear Mrs. S.: lished itself, there is no cure. There Is, a few minutes. Simple cuts and open religious faith? We lived in spouses can start a lot of the veins are so unsightly Parkinson's disease, or paralysis however, a remarkable reipome to bruises should be gently cleansed with New York at the time but trouble. Companies are not If It's all right to wear Golden agers agitans shaking palsy) is a disorder of some of the newer drugs that have been soap and water. After rinsing, a mild now we live in Spokane and I obligated to entertain their pantyhose with shorts, why the brain and the central nervous sys- discovered In the past three decades. antiseptic may be used along the skin don't know any Jewish people employees. If they were not with a bathing suit? What KEANSBURG - The tem. Surgery for Parklnsoniim has been edges. here except a doctor. I am smart, they would spend that do you think? - Not So Young Golden Age Club of One of the most distinctive charac- tried. In some instances the operation Powerful concentrated antiseptics, uncomfortable about asking money to promote family sol- InKy. Keansburg will have a Valen- teristics of the condition is a tremor of has been remarkably effective In con- like iodine, that have been in the cabi- him such a personal question. idarity. A person who Is hap- Dear Ky.: Of course it's tine dinner here at the club the hands. There is a steady rubbing of trolling the progress of the disease and net for many years, can injure the I read your column every py at home will perform bet- all right. Go ahead and do it. Feb. 10. The club also is spon- the fingers and the thumb described as even in alleviating some of the symp- delicate tissues and even delay healing. day aad wlU be looking for ter on the Job. You may start a trend. soring a trip to Atlantic City a "pill-rolling tremor." Its name ori- toms. Thick ointments, with and without anti- your answer. — One You Of course, your column A no-nonsense approach to March 12. ginated from the motion with which More and more hope for the control biotics, should not be used without spe- Have Helped In The Past was pinned on the bulletin pharmacists, long ago, hand-rolled of this disorder is on the horizon be- cific instructions of a doctor. Dear One: The fact that board In my husband's office. pills. cause of the ongoing research that ex- Cover the wound with a clean band- the boy was Jewish didn't For a person who Is supposed With Parkinson's disease comes a ists In many hospitals and laboratories. age, change It at regular intervals, and give the offer of a ring any to solve problems you sure da rigidity of the muscles of the face and With these drugs, the courage of the let nature do the healing. She is re- special significance that I know how to make trouble. — an absence of expression during any victims of this condition becomes more markably successful if she is not in- know of. He was Just another Nuts To You In Old Matoo nee HCLP D€COMTING? emotion. This sometimes gives the im- and more apparent. It Is amazing how terfered with. dude on the make, dear. Dear Mazoo: You must be pression that the victim has some men- A ring does not necessar- a new reader. Please wipe irWORD A tal aberration. patients burdened with the Immensity Pressure and cleanliness are the of this disorder can, with the help of ily indicate the intention to the foam off your mouth and This is totally false. People who are keys to control of bleeding. wed. Lots of guys give girls let me explain. COMULTriTIOM their friends and families, live a life of Dr. Coleman welcomes questions unfortunately afflicted with productivity and accomplishment. rings but don't marry them. Years ago I came out flat- Parkinson's disease have absolutely no from readers. Please write to him in There are friendship rings, N YOUR HOMfc What is a simple, safe remedy for a care of this newspaper. footed against office Christ- impairment of intellectual function. class rings, also a ring on the mas parties. Too many peo- telephone and one around the ple get drunk at these bashes Barbara Doyle bathtub. In any event, I am and disgrace themselves. I ASK DR. BROTHERS glad you asked me. That's suggested giving the money what I'm here for. to charity instead. ~sV Dear Ann Landers: Now The party the wife wrote that the holiday season is be- about was to honor the vice Accepting good fortune hind us (thank God), I want to president who was about to comment on a letter you ran be married. It was a one-time telling a woman who com- affair. They wanted to keep it By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS always had problems trying originally went because I was Sexism isn't limited to any plained about an office party Dear Dr. Brothers: My to assert myself, especially having problems on the Job profession and a good educa- to which wives were not in- older brother who's in his late with men. I didn't realise this and I thought it might be a tion doesn't necessarily mean vited. You said, "If it's com- 40s has always wanted to be until my marriage broke op good idea. My therapist pany policy, be a good sport At Lean line, self-sufficient financially, and my husband left me. Hon- helped me in many ways, but See Dr. Brothers, page 8 about it." with enough money that he estly, now that I look back on he never seemed to recognize now you see it, now YOU don'L and his family could do any- it I think he left me because I my lack of aisertlveness as a thing they wanted. Well, he am such a boring jellyfish. I problem. When he was going NOW -LOSE 7-10 LBS. got his wish recently when a automatically agreed with on an extended vacation, he IN JUST 3 HOURS! man he'd known in the Army suggested I see a colleague everything he said aad even Sound Ridiculous? Of course It is) With modern Hypnosis left him his entire estate. At for an egomaniac, this can who happened to be a woman. however, you begin to lose weight immediately the same first, he couldn't believe the get rather boring. I'm tt but I In three weeks she recog- night In lactl Let noted hypnotherapist, Paul Calne, Ph. D . news as he hadn't seen or demonstrate how PSI (Positive Self-image) hypnosis can can remember that even in nized my lack of assertive- heard from this man for a radically improve your figure. Say "good-bye" to bingelng, ness as a major difficulty. night-time eating, orash diets, etc. Say "hello" to a new. number of years. 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8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2.1961 : HINTS FROM HELOISE Weddings

Blake-Duym Ring around the collar FAIR HAVEN - Susan Jane Duym and U. S. Air Force 2nd Lt. Thomas Carlos Blake HI THERE: additives in them. heavy that plaque was, so I immediately moved were married Jan. 17 in the Roman Catholic "Ring around the collar, ring around the May the demon of the dirty shirt collar leave the crib away from the wall. Church of the Nativity. The Rev. Raymond collar..." your home forever and you be blessed with no The next day 1 took the plaque down and hung A very officiated at the double ring ceremo- I hate that commercial almost as much as I more ring around the collar! — Hugs, Helolse it In anotker location safe from any passersby. ny, which was followed by a reception in hate ring around the collar — or bathtub, for that HOT CEREAL Two nlghti later I heard a big crash and ran to Fisherman's Wharf, Runuon. matter. Dear Heloise: Since I have to leave (or work Investigate. It was the plaque — shattered oa the Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Know what causes ring around the collar? Not before all the children are up and oil to school, I floor. The nail was still In the wall — the wire William C. Duym, 45 Queens Drive E., Little the person doing the laundry, but the wearer of ran into the problem of ensuring that a hot hanger had broken loose. Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. William Blake, 118 the shirt breakfast was had by all on these cold mornings. The thought! of what could have happened to Runuon Road, Rumson. Think about it. What is it? It's dirt or oil from Now I make hot wheat cereal or oatmeal my baby makes me shndder. Juit wanted to warn Attending the bride were Cathy Duym, the back of the neck. thinner than usual (since II thickens as It sits) and others. — Lee Moore maid of honor, and Bemie Mule, Donna Rather than have to contend with the problem, put it into my slow cooker, set on low. SOAP SLIVERS Levinsky, Rita Strovic, Sue Barbato and wby don't we try to prevent the problem. The cereal stays hot for the last indulger All Dear Helolse: As a concerned mother, II used Isabel Blake. . I am not accusing your family of having dirty they need to do is give It a stir, as I even add the to distress me when my children had to use a Steven Blake was best man and the ushers necks... honest! It's just that there are a lot of oil sugar and milk. public restroom and then there would be no soap were Bill Blake, John Blake, Bill Burlew, glands back there and sometimes no matter how Of course, they do have to rinse on! their for washing hands. Don Devine and Bart Rogers. often you bathe, it's gonna build up. bowls, and the last one to eat unplugs the unit. — Now, when a bar of soap at home Is used down Mrs. Blake was graduated from Red Bank !ND LT. AND MRS. THOMAS BLAKE If you have doubting Thomases in your crowd, Mrs. Judy Wright to a silver, I wrap the sliver In plastic wrap and Regional High School and Barbizon School of have them take a white facial tissue and pour It might be a good idea to have someone pat It in the bottom of my purse for future use. Modeling. She attended Rider College, Law- College, New Brunswick, and was a member some rubbing alcohol on it and rub it across the assigned to pour some cold water into the pot so it Now I'sa never irritated anymore with not rence Township, and is a flight attendant there of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. back of the neck. Unless they just popped out of won't be such a chore to clean up when you get finding soap in restrooms, and I'm sure the next with Northwest Orient Airlines, Chicago. He and his bride will make their home in the shower and gave that neck a real rub down, home. — Heloise person appreciates finding a little soap too! — The bridegroom is a graduate of Rutgers Phoenix, Ariz. there will be some dirt and oil on the tissue and LETTER OF WARNING Skeri Lewis that's what gets on the shirt. Dear Heloise: We can never be too careful So scrub that neck just like your mother told Sheri, the world needs a lot more people like Greeley-Andersen when It comes to our children. you. Bless you. — Heloise you when you were small. My baby daughter was put snuggly to bed In Remember, that ring around the collar is body her crib, safe and sound for the night. As I bent Send your favorite bringing up-kids hint to LINCROFT - Kimberly oil. The way to break it down, if you're having a over to check her one more time, I glanced up at Heloise care of this newspaper. She can't answer Diane Andersen and Edward hard time, is to use something that gats rid of oil. my favorite plaster plaque banging on the wall your letter personally but, sure as kids love ice Kenneth Greeley were mar- Now think... hair shampoo and baby shampoo above her crib. f cream, she'll share the best tips received with her ried Jan. 24 in Lincroft Bible Church. Pastor Dennis Hunt are the best, cuz they have the least amount of All of a sudden II dawned on me how large and readers. (^ officiated. There was a re- ception in Buck Smith's Res- taurant, East Keansburg. Engagements The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Andersen, Whippoorwill Val- ley Road, Middletown.

Deeble-Kennedy Mr. Greeley is the son of MIDDLETOWN - Mr. ior at the University of Vir- Mrs. Jane Greeley, 180 Sev- and Mrs. Robert J. Kennedy, ginia, Charlottesville enth St., Belford, and the late 9 Navesink River Road, an- Mr. Deeble attended Per Edward L. Greeley. nounce the engagement of shore College of Horticulture, Karen Amelia was matron MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GREELEY their daughter, Kathleen Worcestershire, England, of honor. Also attending the April Kennedy, .to Cllve M. and holds a National bride were Krlsten Reuter Deeble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Certificate of Horticulture. and Kelly Andersen. Edgar C. Deeble of Cornwall, He Is employed as a land- Health is not only England. scape foreman in New Jer- Dennis O'Neill was best sey. Miss Kennedy was gradu- man and the ushers were Feeling Well! ated from Mtddletown Town- An October wedding is Douglas Greeley and Robert ship High School and is a sen- planned. Greeley. Mrs. Greeley was gradu- Zablocki-Kowalski Caroline Kowalskl Tammy Swanton ated from Middletown Town- ship High School South and BELFORD - Mr. and employed as a supply techni- attended Bloomsfaurg (Pa.) Mrs. Albert Cuvanov, 176 cian for the Electronics Re- Maxson-Swanfon State College. She is em- East Road, announce the en- search and Development ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ployed by Andersen's Equip- gagement of her daughter, Command at Fort Mon- ment Service, Atlantic High- Caroline Kowalski, to Greg — Mr. and Mrs. James Swan- mouth. ton announced the en- lands, and is a student at Zablocki, son of Samuel Barbizon School of Fashion Zablockl of Point Pleasant Mr. Zablocki, a graduate gagement of their daughter, Tammy Swanton, to Waller Merchandising. Beach, and the late Victoria of Louisiana State University Maxson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zablocki. and a former golf pro- Mr. Greeley was gradu- Walter Maxson, 141 Center Miss Kowalski was gradu- fessional, is employed by The ated from Middletown Town- Barbershop, Point Pleasant Ave., at a party in their home ship High School and Trenton ated from Middletown at 27 Sixth Ave. Townsbi High School and is Beach. State College and is attending Miss Swanton and her Brookdale Community Col- fiance are alumni of Henry lege, Lincroft. He is manager Family Chiropractic Services Busichio-Mergenthaler Hudson Regional School, of Rumson Dairy Queen. Highlands. She is a graduate Broad Street Chiropractic Center MIDDLETOWN - Dr. Renee Pritchelt lege, Lincroft, and is em- also of Stuart School of Busi- Following a Caribbean Richard M. Gill, D. C. 759 Broad Street and Mrs William J. Mergen- ployed by Builders General ness Administration, Asbury cruise, Mr. and Mrs. Greeley 747-4802 Shrewsbury thaler, 17 Buttonwood Road, . Womble- Supply, Little Sliver. park. reside in Highlands. announce the engagement of An October wedding is Beth Mergenthaler Ptitchett their daughter, Beth Mergen- planned. thaler, to Peter Michael TINTON FALLS - Mr. Busichio, son of Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Arthur Prltchett, M Rlchlchl, 92 High Street, Elaine Powers Steven Ave , announce the en- Eatontown, and Robert gagement of their daughter Busichio of Sea Bright. Pay bill* the easy,, Renee Pritchett, to E-3 Pos- Miss Mergenthaler was Friendship Membership. tal Clerk Seaman Robert E. graduated from Middletown money-saving tray I Womble Jr., U. S. Navy. He is High School North and En- the son of Mrs. Frances K. dlcott College, Beverly, PLUS 5'/*% interest Anderson, Surrey Motel, Mass. She is a graphic de- per annum. Eatontown, and the late Rob- signer for Riverside Design ert E. Womble. A June wed- Associates, Rumson. For a limited time, save 25% ding Is planned. Mr. Busichio attended IPS fojjdtone Savings Miss Pritchett, a graduate on our regular low price! Rumson-Falr Haven Re- LftJ AI1URY P«RK • NIPTUNE • MANALAPAN • SHRIWUURY of Monmouth Regional High gional High School and ^^^^ MMiMr MUIC Elaine Powers Is the friendliest figure School, is a junior at Virginia Brookdale Community Col- salon in town. And because we want you State University at Peter sburg to see for yourself, we'll give you 25% off PCSN Womble, a graduate when you Join now. of Red Bank Regional High But what does friendliness have to do School, attended Virginia Un- Popcorn and peanut with losing pounds and inches? It's easier ion University in Richmond butter? Sweet potatoes to lose weight among friends. And Elaine for a year before enlisting in and honey? Homebaked Powers' friendly, fun atmosphere has the Navy and attending Pos- bread? Even wine? helped make our program a success tal Clerk "A" School. He Is Yes, Yes! stationed a Fort Benjamin for millions of women throughout the On the new Weight country. Harrison, Indlanpolis, Ind. Watchers* food plan you are taught to More than Just being friendly, our Hadassah panel eat them all — expert staff really cares about your within limits of progress. They'll design an eating and program is set course—and still exercise program that's just right for you. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - lose weight. And that you can stick to. "Brotherhood and the Na- Join a Weight So call your friends and head for ture of Prejudice" will be the Watchers class Elaine Powers.. .the friendliest figure salon topic of discussion by a five- near you and find in town. Join now and save 25%. member panel at an open out about Weight meeting of the Long Branch Watchers complete Final Days Hadassah here in the Jewish Community Center, Grant program for taking off Avenue, West Deal. Partici- the pounds, deliciously! pating in the Feb. 11 meeting Save 25% will be Assemblyman An- thony M. Villane, R-Mon- complete 4-month program mouth; the Rev. Hooker Good at all participating salons. Davis of the United Method- ist Church, Oakhurat; the Extended offer Rev. William C. Heanue of the San Alfonso Retreat; now thru Feb. 15,1981 Rabbi Murray Ezring of Elaine Powers Temple Beth El, West Deal, and Shirley Bader who will be Figure Salons moderator. WEIGHT Lose weight among friends. Dr. Brothers WATCHERS $4 OFF Continued from page 7 The most successful ON REGISTRATION AND FIRST MEETING FEE that there will be no trace ol This discount miy not be combined with any prejudice. Sexism also isn't weight loss program other discount or special rale. Otter valid in limited to men. I'm sure Area 31. New Jersey RBR 2/2/81 you've known women who in the world. QE Call now foryou r free salon visit. can outdo the biggest male chauvinists. IN YOUR TOWN, PLEASE CALL 544-1773 You're fortunate if you feel you have found someone 364-5511 or Toll Free 800-242-5866 SHREWSBURY AVE. & HIGHWAY 35 who can help you and get at the real source of your prob- Wii(hl Walthan Inurnalioul Inc 1981 owiur o( lha nftrtval Itataiiuk W«fM WMch SHREWSBURY, N.J. lems. Snirffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1981 The IXuty Kcttisfc* 9

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LOTTERY PICK-IT slarls lo ahrlnk In alze alter Eberl OO NEWS A doctor diacovera mlraculoua eooStteOOIBIB ABC NEWS DH A WING (LIVE) being e.posed lo a radioactive 12:00 GO FANTASY ISLAND O MARY TYLER MOORE BULLSEYE haalwg power* in a Norwegian SHOW NEWS 8:00 O OD THE WHITE OU FOUL PLAY cloud (go mine.) An amnesia vicfim due ID inherit lown't mineral springe. When ( (TO TELL THE TRUTH SHADOW Coach Reeves gala CB O INDEPENDENT 6E> DOCTOR IN THE $30 million, arid two children a BEST OF MIDDAY O ALL IN THE FAMILY t he wat ar becometpoHuted, the BARNEY MILLER a ternlic assist Irom basket NEWS HOUSE seeking to reunite their parents O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW O JOKER'S WILD town thraalene Ihe doctor's I I 3-2-1 CONTACT bait's srealeal player when Bill S9 I REMEMBER HARLEM • S CABALGATA DE hope to see Iheir desires ful- IB DELAWARE VALLEY IB 8B HAPPY DAYS health (» hrs ,46 mine) STAR TREK Russell guasl atara and helpa a heell 'The Depreesion Years: BOXEO filled (Repeat, ?O mini.) FORUM AGAIN MEHV GRIFFIN APRENOIENDO A troubled Warren Coolidge learn I93O IU4O' axploresHarlem's CB NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY © MOVIE (MYSTERY) ••• ® COMMUNITY UPDATE O ONCE UPON A CLA8- ' CHESPIRITO AMAR lhat height isn't the true mea- ethnic henteges. Ihe area dur- 1 NEWS "TheKlllera" iO46BuriLin- 2:05 0 THOUGHT FOR SIC (Cloud paplloned. UNCOMMON VALOR USA) CD VIDA sure otaman (BOmins ) ing Ihe Great Depression, Her HBO STANDING ROOM caster, Edmond O'Brien TODAY iHB!O MOVIE (DRAMA) •• 11:15 CD REPORTER 41 W PADRE POSADA t vans The true slory of Tom GB UNCLE FLOYD 0D NEW JERSEY son lakea over aa the town's 10 leke control of a SAC missile (B CAROL BURNETT AND 11:30 SOD CBS LATE MOVIE CD HONEYMOONERS Harris, one ol Holly wood's most 6:10 ffi ESTACION TERMINAL NEWSWATCH new achoot teacher (60 mine.) baae. (R) (2 hra , 23 mini.) FRIENDS OUINCYME MaltaraolLile HBO MOVIE iespectedstuntmen;hlsilleasa 6:30 OOCBSNEWS 09 WALL STREET (Closed Captloned. USA) 9:00 ©CD M.A.S.H. Members of 0 NOCHE A NOCHE and Death' Stare: Jack Klug ' (SCIENCE-FICTION) •• molesler, champion boxer, un- O NBC NEWS PERSPECTIVE B PM MAGAZINE 4 the 4077th ere unable lo sleep 01 MIRTA DE PERALES man. Qarry Walberg. Quincy re- "Humanoldt From The derworld enforcer, and the 0 CAROL BURNETT AND ' <°O MUPPETSHOW O O THAT'S INCREDI- when they must wrestle with the •J AN ENGLISHMAN'S lume lo a medical practice, but Deep" 1980GrolesQuemoss- lender lovelhalchangedhia lite FRIENDS O WILD WILD W0RLO OF BLE A daring world champion sweltering summer heat as well CASTLE instead of decreaaing his work covered monsters come to life (2hre) O ABC NEWS ANIMALS parachute lumper attempts to as assorted personal 1O:0S <9 PECADO MORTAL load, as he expected, he a sa DN Aexpenment goes a wry CD LA CRUZ DE MARISA O TIC TAC DOUGH Ofl FAMILY FEUD land on a chair perched atop a oroblems. 10:30 0 NEWS becomes deeply Involved with (Rated R) (82 mms.) CRUCES O SANFORD AND SON • CD ALL IN THE speeding leap, an aatoundlng 0 REAL TO REEL the peraonal crises ol his pa- 12:10 © GOOD NEIGHBORS 3:00 O TONI TENNILLE •B NFW JERSEY NIGHTLY FAMILY surgical breakthrough that 4 HENRY WINtOERI • WAYNE AND tienle (Repeal) THE NEW 12:30 O O TOMORROW SHOW NEWS O HOLLYWOOD gives Americans with kidney SCHUSTER AVENGERS: To Calch a Rat' COAST-TO-COASTQueal O NEWS 8D JOKER'S WILD SQUARES problems new mobility via port* * SULVRELO/HEROES a 24HORAS Slara. Patrick Macnee. Joanna Bub Barker, television game 0 MOVIE 0 RUTH ALAMPI'S CON- O DAY OF DISASTER ttbledialyeisumts. and a display COMEDY ROMANCEI ^ S EL INFORMADOR Lumley (Repeal) show host (90 mint.) •(BIOGRAPHICAL) ••• SB FACE THE MUSIC of strength and coordination by 09 NIGHT GALLERY O O THE TONIGHT & HOGANS HEROES "Beau James" 1957 Bob a water sklsr determined to ac- SHOW Quest host: Joan Ql INDEPENDENT NEWS Hope. Vera Miles The Hie and complish a world'a first-to sk) O€» MONDAY NIGHT AT Rivers. Quest: Larry Hagman tB 7OO CLUB limes of New York's conlrover behind an airplane (GO mine) THE MOVIES 'Heroea' 1977 behi (60 mine.) 3D MOVIE (DRAMA) ** sial mayor. Jimmy Walker end Stara: Henry Wlnklor. Sally WORLD AT LARGE 0 KOJAK "Enemy Ol The People" hia romance with a nightclub en- Field An emotionally disturbed COLLEGE BASKET- O 0 ABC NEWS SlflveMcQueen.Bibt Anderson tertainer. (1 tgmina.) 8 Vietnam veteran and a bride- BALL Boston College va SI (Paid Subscription Televiaion) 3:20 C0 NEWS lo be meet while travelling John1 a University A doctor discovers miraculous 3:50 CD WCAU EDITORIAL aorosa country and eventually •B GREAT PERFOR- healing powers in a Norwegian 3:55 09 WHITNEY AND lind IrMmsetvearomentlcaHy at- MANCES: LIVE FROM LIN- town's mineral springs When COMPANY tracted lo each other (Repeal; COLN CENTER Chamber At the movies thuwalorbecomeapoliuied.lhe 4:00 S NEWS A paid directory of coming events for non-profit 2 hra) Music Society oILmcom Cento Information for the movie timetable town threatens the doctor's 01 NUEVA YORK AHORA UA MIDDLITOWN IV — iu.,,ii.i (2 hra) organizations. Rates $3.00 for three lines for one day, wiih Nihak Periman' Thla con la provided by theater operators. Since Seems Like Old Times (PG) 1:41, 4:05 O SERMONETTE cert laatures Bach's Trio Seme moviei are moject to charter It It rec- 1:00 O RAT PATROL $1.00 each additional line; $400 for two days, $1 25 each 7 OYIUtTV/JEFFAtKS ommended that readers call the theater 3:45, 5:45, 7:50. »:59 ta in C Malor lor Flute. Violin and to confirm correct times. UA MIODLITOWN V — ID DON LANE SHOW additional line; $6.00 for three to five days, $1.90 each • Incredible Shrinking Woman IPO Conllnuo; Beethoven'a Sonata 1:10 O MINORITY: idditional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional 1:49,3:49, 9:49,7:49, t:45 No S In A Malor lor Violin and UA MIDDLITOWN VI- PERSPECTIVE CINEMA 34 line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Piano. Op. 47: and Tchai OS DYNASTYCecllCoHiy xssssssxs%2sx Manlac IR) 1:19, 1:15. 5:19, 7:19. O MOVIE (ROMANCE) CINtMAM- till The Dally Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- kovaky'a SeXet In O Minor lor holds Fallon CarrMglon to their Manlec (R) ».» UA MIDDLETOWN VII — ••• "Mad* For Each tary. Slrlnga.Op 70 (2hra) bargain and marrlee Jell Colby; «T«ATMMOII« CINIMAI — Blood Beech IR) 1:10. 1:30, 5:30, Other" 1930 Carole Lombard. O MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••(* and Mallhew discovers that Privet, lenjamln (R) 7:10, •:*> 7:30.9:10 Jamas Stewar'l Touching "Lincoln Conspiracy" Ihereieaepyonhlacrewotwiid STRATHMORI CINIMA II — OCEAN TOWNSHIP Joe Flrit Family (R) 7:».»:l! SIAVIIW SOUARI-CINIMA I — drama ol young love and Ma dis- Caroline SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS Bradlord DUIman. John Dehner callers (00mm.) AiaURY PARK Tribute (PG) 7:30, 9:» appoint menls; interfering Spinell Munro Thia dramatic re enactment ot 0 MOVW -(ADVENTURE) • ARON1T- SIAVIIW SQUAB E CINIMA II — mother-in-law who wants to St. Agnes Thrift Shop Avenue D. Atlantic High- Daftble Dos. Dallas (X) 7:W, 10i Stood Beech (R) 1,10 Ihe trial ot President Lincoln's *»* "Tartan, th« Ape baby her married son and con- lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. & Fri. 10-2. IS sales Fanlaitk Orgy 1X11:45 MIDDLIIROOK I - In assassins preaenta the murder Man" lisa Johnny Weiss LYRIC- OhGod,BO0kll(PG)71S,9:15 rooms. Costume room. as 'a crime more shocking than muller.MaureenO'Sullivan Two Sweet Surrender IXI u 05. IX. MIDDLIIROOK It- ».U,»:«; Baby Face 1X11 15,1:30 Middle Asa Craiy (R) 7:30, 9:25 MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 1 nuli.hmenandaglrlatartouion ATLANTIC HIOHLANOi RID BANK a aalarl In aearch of Ihe ale ATLANTIC CINBMA- RID BANK MOVIIS I - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS "MANIAC" CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Flnt Family (Rl 7:30, »:30 BveBveBraill (R) 7:25, 9:30 phanla burial ground coatl (2 1ATONTOWM CINEMA 2910148 S1.50 assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social Radio Stations RID BANK MOVIIS II — 7:30-9:30 P.M.BE hra.) COMMUNITY I — Mirror Cracked (PC) 7:15,9:19 security, Insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Ilallen AMTYPI FMTVH • BUENOS DIAS Nine to Five (PG) 7:25, <:» SHREWSBURY Daily. WAOB «5t BM COMMUNITY II- GtUMRADNER ISABEL SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINIMA I - charge Call 281-0485, Mon., Wed., Fri., » A.M. to 12 WFPG i— MOD H.I BM IncredlMe Shrinking Women (PO) StlrCraiy IR)I. 10 7:40, «:M Noon. WHLW 1170 C • MASTERPIECE SHRIWSIURV PLAZA CINIMA II - OOBNEWHART This is a brand WHTG 1410 BM tOt.l BM THEATRE 'Danger UXB' Epl FKB1HOLD Seems Like Old Times (PG) 7:45, WIIN MM - FRIINOLO QUAD I — new first run film JANUARY 27 & FEBRUARY 4 sodeV SueancomaatoLondon 9:45 MAWUNf KAHN WJLK 1310 C/T M.l C/T Blood Beech (0)7:30.9:15 SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA III WJRZ INI C uneMpectedly end Brian lakes FRIIHOLDOUADII — St. Agnes School, Atlantic Highlands, will hold Incredible Shrinking Women IPO) Raging Bull (R) 7:15, 9:30 WOBM «W MOR her tor an evening on the town MIDDLESEX COUNTY registration for all grades on Tues. evening, Jan. 27 107.1 C 7:11, t:» FIRST o Starts Fab. 11 WWUU The unit la then aaalgned to FRIINOLO QUAD IV — •PIMM Most Station* offer a schedule of MINLO PARK CINEMA I — from 8-8 P.M. on Weds. Jan. 28 It Feb. 4th, 12 Noon to 2 deluae a bomb In a Soho night Jan Singer (PO) 7:10,»:JJ FAMILYH ntwt end public affalrt programming In HAZLIT The Competition (PG) 2. 4:40, 7:15. "SPHINX" P.M. In school library. Kindergarten children must be 5 addition to their regular format. All for- club (Closed Ceptioned, U PLAZA- 9:35 mat description! are at shown In Broad- years old by Oct. 1,1981. SAMJOmme) Harwar 1IIPGI 7:30. »:J0 MINLO PARK CINIMA II - catting Yeerboofc 1*71. CINIMA I — Tribute IPG) 1,3:10, 3:25. 7:40,9:90 •M - Beautiful Music »R—Soft Rock • 0 HOUSE CALLS A. JANUARY M, U FEB. • ft 7 Mirror Cracked (PO) 730. »:30 WOODIRIDOI C— Contemporary T— Talk television news team wants lo CINIMA Hi- CINIMA I — The Monmouth Players present The Jerman Scanners (R) 7, t Raging BUIXR) 1.3:15.9:10.7:45,10 The Movies at spend two days at Kensington HOWILL Chamber Opera Ensemble In "Peripetia" 3 chamber TOWN — Blood Beech IR) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. operas by Kenneth Wright In the Navesink Library Middle Age Craiv (R) 7:10, »:JS 7:30.9:30 . MIDDLETOWN V*—« COUNTRY - SOMERSET COUNTY Theatre, 8 P.M. $5.00admission. Information: 671-6780. Hangar It IPO) 7:M,«:» SOMERSET KIYPORT RUTOIRS PLAZA CINIMA I - SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 6 PM FEBRUARY 24 STRAND — StlrCraiv (R)7:15,9:40 ( -DAILY Sweet Captive (X) 11:09, 1:10, 7:19, RUTOIRS PLAZA CINIMA II - Catholic School Week, Holy Cross School. Feb. 2-6, »:<); All-American Hustler (X) 1:19, Blood BeachIR) 7:30.«:» FIRST SHOW ONLY ON SUNDAY III MPAA RATINOS Feb. 2 Open House. Feb. 6 registration for all new LONO BRANCH students, Pre-K through 8th. 842-2480. LONO BRANCH MOVIISI - PO-AII aces. (Parental suldanc. StlrCraiv (RI7:JO,»:35 FEBRUARY 5 LONO BRANCH MOVIIS II — R—Retlrkted IPerseni under 17 STIR CHECK 1 Menlec IR) 7:«9. *:K net edmltted unless accempanled by QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & MIDOLITOWN parent ar adult ausrdlan) CRAZY UA MIDDLITOWN I - X— widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, SllrCraiy(R) 1,3, 9.7-19. f:Jt) GENE WILDER U» MIDDLITOWN II- Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. NlnetoFlve (PC) 1,1:19,5:10,7:19, RICHARD I Donation: $3.00. »:30 THIS OUT! UA MIDDLITOWN III — FEBRUARY 7 Jan Slnaer IPO) 1:10, 3 JO. 9:10. 7 W, •:» The 7th Annual Mater Del PTA Luncheon will be NINE held on Feb. 7, at the Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, COMPLETE PRIME RIB JANE FONDA 12 Noon. Fashions by Angelic Tiger, Rumson. For DINNER LILYTOMLIN reservations call Sheila Gawel, 671-4059, Maureen DOLLYPARTON Chambers, 671-2742, Nancy Ferrara, 671-6836. CMUMU 11.00 IPCl "Rock Around The Clock III" - a 50's dance sponsored by the Bayview School P.T.A. on Feb. 7 at 9 nuts P.M. at the Belford Independent Fire Co., Rte. 36 & Mam JAZZ Main St., Belford. $10.00 per person Includes cold buffet, SINGER beverage, dancing to the music of Bill Swanke. Door WITH prizes, dance contest It a best 50's dressed contest. For NEIL DIAMOND tickets call 495-2698 after 3 P.M. SOUP, SALAD & DESSERT LAURENCE OLIVIER Star Of The Sea School Annual Gong Show, Star Of TUE..WED. &THUR. FIRST The Sea School, 3rd & Chelsea Aves., Long Branch, Feb. 7, 7:30 P.M. Refreshments. Admission $3.00.229-9353 or i SEEMS LIK 870-2036 after 5 P.M. OLD TIMES FEBRUARY 8 GOLDIE HAWN Bus Trip to Atlantic City. $7, buffet. Bus leaves at 1 ©GOLDIEHAWN CHEVY CHASE p.m., Shop Rite parking lot, Middletown. For more PRIVATE information call 496-2164. "Nahabed", Armenian flint comes to Monmouth BENJAMIN INCREDIBLE Arts Center, Monmouth St., Red Bank, 2:30 P.M. Feb. 8. SHRINKING Sponsored by Armenian Relief Society, Central Jersey Chapter Donation: $5.00adults, $3.00children including WOMAN free refreshments at the Arts Center, after the movie. LILYTOMLIN Call 842-9026. OLDE UNION HOUSE Third Wave Jewish Singles social tt discussion group meets 2nd It 4th Suns. 8 P.M., YMHA Central Enjoy Dining at its Gracious Best Mall, Rt. 79 It Tennent Rd., Morganvtlle. Excellent Serving Lunch A Dinner Dally Facilitator. 591-1777. SPECIAL FEBRUARY 11 Ms. Seniors are sponsoring trip to Resort? Casino. MONDAY-THURSDAY Atlantic City, a Broadway Magic Show, lunch It bus, Duck with Orange Sauce complete $10.00 Call 842-3001 or 774-1411, 988-5433. All LET THE BEACH SWALLOW YOU UP welcome. Every Monday is Entertainment Wed-Fri-Sat Valentine Luncheon It Fashion Show by Women of BLOOD BEACH St. John's Church, Little Silver, Feb. 11, 12 Noon, at date night! at most 11 Wharf Avi. Red Bmk 842-7575 DAVID HUFFMAN • JOHN SAXON Navesink Country Club. Reservations: 741-7826. FEBRUARY 12 Music Makers Theaters. St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will have a HAZLFT Cinemas meeting in the church hall, from 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Bring your date to present a film on Its tour to Alaska in August. Our MRVINO ROIMP 35 a 739 969; LUNCH* representative from Westours, will be there to answer (wife, mother, sister, questions. Call 291-0876 or 291-0272. ALL SEATS FEBRUARY 13 AT ALL TIMES Parents Without Partners 0007 Valentine's Dance, girlfriend, etc.) Feb. 13 at Christie's Ballroom, 1 English Lane, TAVEW Wanamassa, 9 P.M. to ??. Open to general public, HmiMMT and your date is MIRROR prospective member orientation 8:30 P.M. sharp. Mem- bers $3.00 others $4.00. CRACKED admitted FREE ANGELALANSBURY TONY CURTIS FEBRUARY 14 FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS Valentine Dinner Dance sponsored by Open Door, MONDAY A TUESDAY with one paid adult Special Mstinea-MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROMWiON Sit t laa. Oaty Bayshore Area, music by Joe Racina It orchestra at the American Legion Hall, Keyport. $10.00 per person. ^ PARMIQIANA admission Reservations needed. Call 739-3983 or 264-8207. •paiiatll, •rMdttmwr '4.25 SCANNERS 12th Annual Square Dance, sponsored by Matawan JENNIFER O'NEIL Jr. Womans Club, St. Thomas The Apostle Church, Old I Shrewsbury Aw«., Rod Bank STEPHEN LACK .%_, Bridge. Caller: Glen Cooke. Advance tickets only $7.00 \itHrbTiSl 747-1586 per person. Call 591-1607 or 566-2394. Amp»aOftSlraalPafldt>8 MAPS may be on verge of big collapse NEW YORK (AP) - Muhammad AU Pro- bezzlement of millions of dollars. Also un- Matthew Saad Muhammad, and the WBA "My attorneys ordered an audit on their Peltz, Franklin said: fessional Sports, one of boxing's leading pro- available is Ben Lewis, an original member welterweight title match between champion books ... we never got them for some reason, moters, may be on the verge of collapse, with "The company (MAPS) itself is under- of the MAPS board of directors and an opera- Thomas Hearns and Wilfred Benitez would so we decided to pull my name." going an internal investigation. We're trying its Feb. 23, $8 million Madison Square tions officer of the Wells Fargo branch in - not occur on Feb. 23 at the Garden. At Garden four-bout extravaganza in jeopardy, Ali added, "After various promotions, I to find out what happened here. We're just as Beverly Hills. Monday's meeting, in addition to attempting get paid a percentage" for lending the use of in the dark as anyone else. after its assets were frozen by Wells Fargo in The Investigation began after a routine to clarify MAPS' financial situation in rela- Beverly Hills, Calif. his name to MAPS. "There are a lot of rumors, innuendoes audit of MAPS' dealings, an audit which was tion to the Feb.23 promotion, Garden of- "I thought it was a good idea because of and suspicions right now, but my attorney A meeting scheduled for today at the instituted by Ali's lawyers. ficials were expected to ask the fighters to the young kids and young boys Harold Smith has told me not to comment at this time. We Garden might clarify just where MAPS With its assets frozen, MAPS was forced take purse cuts so that the entire card could was helping ... boxers through amateurs to will have a statement either Monday or Tues- stands. That organization and Tiffany Prod- to hand over its portion of Saturday's Jorge be saved. become professionals. My name helps sign day." uctions are the money men behind the Feb.23 I .ujan-Jeff Chandler World Boxing Associa- The FBI reportedly seized financial re- 'em up." John Condon, president of Madison card, which would feature three cham- tion bantamweight title bout in Philadelphia cords from MAPS' office in Santa Monica, Smith had said he paid Ali 25 percent of Square Garden Boxing, said Saturday, "As pionship bouts and an important heavyweight to the co-promoter, J. Russell Peltz. And the Calif., on Friday. On Saturday, All, the match between unbeaten Gerry Cooney and the profit from promotions, or $10,000, which- Jar as I know, the show will RO on." Garden show appeared in jeopardy, with only former three-time world heavyweight cham- ever was greater. Ken Norton. The Garden is renting its arena the Cooney-Norton bout and the Wilfredo pion, admitted that his lawyers had provoked "You have no idea how hard I worked to to the promoters for $350,000 Gomez-Mike Ayala battle for the World Box- the audit. Sammy Glass of Tiffany Promotions and get this show into the Garden," added Con- don. "They were going to put it in Houston or ing Council superbantamweight crown likely M. Edward Franklin, the MAPS attorney i MAPS, whose executive officer, Harold "The organization was getting bigger and some other place and I wanted it here so we to be held. who disclosed the company's bank account Smith, has not been located for a week but bigger," All said on CBS-TV. "Someday we had been frozen, were expected at the Mon- can turn the lights on again." reportedly has been in Puerto Rico with his That would mean the fight to unite the wondered how it operates. It lost money on day meeting. On Saturday, at the Lujan- The Garden, once a mecca of boxing, in family, is the subject of a Federal Bureau of light heavyweight titles between WBA champ certain promotions that did not show up on Chandler bout, which CBS televised after recent years has rarely attracted the type of Investigation inquiry into the possible em- Eddie Mustafa Muhammad and WBC champ the books. MAPS turned over the entire promotion to fights it plans to host Feb. 23.

WILLGRIMSLEY 12 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED... 15 HUGH MULLIGAN 18 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1981 Sports Murray's toe does job as NFC walks past AFC HONOLULU (AP) - A year ago, Ed Murray defense held the AFC in check all day. in the first quarter. wan't even sure he was good enough to play pro After the NFC had taken a B-7 lead at In- The game was marred by errors as the AFC football. termission, Bartkowski gave hit team tome waa penalized nine times for 74 yards and the But yesterday, the Detroit Lions' rookie place- breathing room when he threw a pinpoint pan to NFC 10 for 60. There were also a total of three kicker from Tuulane was the best of the National Jenkins, who raced down the sideline and hauled fumbles lost and four interceptions in the game Football League's best. He booted four field goals in the ball on the dead run some 45 yards from the played before an Aloha Stadium record crowd of in a 21-7 National Football Conference victory line of scrimmage. 50,360. over the American football Conference in the Pro Murray padded the NFC advantage with his The NFC defense was particularly successful Bowl. fourth field goal, a 38-yarder, late In the final in shutting down the AFC's rushing game, holding "Last year I watched this game on tele- period. - . league-leading runner Earl Campbell of Houston vision," said Murray. "At that time, I didn't even Both the touchdown and the final field goal to just 24 yards on eight carries, the AFC rushing know whether I'd make it in the league, much less were set up when Los Angeles linebacker Jack game totaled just 65 yards on 22 carries. in this game. Reynolds stopped Buffalo's Joe Cribbs on fourth- Bartkowski completed nine of his 21 passes for "I can't believe it. The Pro Bowl has definite- and-1 plays. the winners, for 173 yards and the one NFC ly been the highlight of my rookie year, and it's a The AFC's only score came on a 9-yard pass touchdown. Ron Jawonki of Philadelphia, great way to cap off the season." from Cleveland's Brian Slpe to Stanley Morgan of Bartkowski's backup, was fix of 16 for 47 yards. Atlanta quarterback Steve Bartkowski and New England In the second quarter. Falcon teammate Alfred Jenkins provided the That put the American Conference ahead 7-3, only NFC touchdown, connecting on a 55-yard but Murray, who had kicked a 31-yarder In the Amarlean Cmtaranca • I t 0— 7 scoring pass. opening period, hit two more field goals in the Naltanal CMHarama I t 0 11—11 NFC-FG Murray II Bartkowski was almost apologetic about the final two minutes of the first half. AFC—Morgan f pan from Slpa < John Smith kick) NFC—FO Murray II lack of offense, saying: "We're limited to just White's recovery of Slpe's fumble led to Mur- NFC—FO Murray 14 . ray's second field goal, another 31-yarder. Wash- NFC - Janklni 5SMil from Birttnill (Murray kick) three pass patterns, and we really just didn't have NFC-FG Murray M time to get everything cohesive. ington's Joe Lavender intercepted a Slpe pan a NFC-Safaty. MMIne callad In and tsna "Too, those were some great players we were minute later to set up a 34-yarder by Murray. A-JOJaO going against and that makes it extra tough." The NFC's final score late in the game came AFC NFC Flril down 11 » "This has been a tremendous week for all of on a safety when the AFC was called for a holding Ruihat yardi 2145 » 167 Palling yards IM IN us," said NFC Coach Leeman Bennett, from the penalty In the end zone. Return yardt n at Falcons. "I wouldn't change a thing — especially Murray, a 5-foot-10, 170-pounder out of Tulane Paiiai 14-»1 15-171 Punli Ml »40 since we won." University, was named the game's Most Valuable Fumblailoil 21 1-1 Panama! yardt The NFC, winning its fourth consecutive Pro Player as he helped the NFC gain a 7-5 advantage »74 104* Bowl and sixth of the last seven National Football over its rival conference in the series. INDIVIDUAL LIADCP.S APPkata P.U5MINC—AFC. CampC.ll i->4. Prulti 5-17. Crlbbl 1 14 NFC. League all-star games, turned in a fine defensive He missed tying Garo Yepremian's seven- Andarion 10-70. Andrtwi Km. Pavton 10-H. Slmi 7 12 OPEN FIELD — Ottls Anderson of the St. Louis Cardinals looks over a lot of open PASSING—AFC. SIP* 1015-1 141 yard!. Foul! 4 15*51 NFC. effort against the AFC's potentially explosive year-old Pro Bowl record of five field goals when Bartkowikl MM 171, Jaworikl, a-ia-1-" field thanks to the blocking of his National Conference teammates yesterday during offense. Led by Tampa Bay linebacker Lee Roy a 37-yard attempt with just 22 seconds remaining erSFBX^ the NFL's Pro Bowl. The NFC, paced by the kicking of Eddie Murray of the Detroit Selmon and Dallas tackle Randy White, the NFC hit the cross bar. Murray also missed a 37-yarder carmichaai in. Lions, defeated the AFC, 21-7. Porsche cops East beats West Daytona race in All-Star clash DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The team of Brian Redman, Bobby Rahal and Bob Garretson, driving a RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Perhaps you "You just have to feel great when you powerful, low-profile Porsche Turbo 9S5 rolled to an easy can consider it a tribute to the unselfishness hear cheers like I did," said Mitchell, who victory yesterday in the grueling 24-Hour Pepsi Challenge of the players. Or a tribute to the defenses of received a standing ovation when he entered sports car endurance race. both teams. the game in the second quarter. "It makes you excited, and it made me want to play Redman, who combined with the late Peter Gregg and But the fact remains, in a game laden great." Englishman John Fitzpatrick to win this race in 1976, put his with stars, no one emerged ai the clear-cut standout of yesterday's National Basketball The West took a 27-23 lead after one new team on top to stay just six hours into the race. Association All-Star Game, which the East quarter behind 10 points from Westphal. The winners, with Redman, the winningest endurance team won 123-120. But Mitchell's eight second-period points racer In the world among active drivers, taking the final shift, helped the East Jump on top 61-58 at the half. finished 12 laps and nearly half an hour ahead of a Porsche 935 "We played team ball today," said East guard Michael Ray Richardson, representing Guard Eddie Johnson of Atlanta then driven by Bob Akin, Englishman Derek Bell and Craig the New York Knlcks. "We had some one-on- scored nine of his 16. points In the third Siebert. one moves, but they were in a team con- quarter as the East expanded its margin to The top trio, which divided up about $90,000 in prize cept." 88-97. money, completed 706 laps and 2,718.72 miles. They averaged No one for either team could crack the 20- A Mitchell stuff on a fast-break pass from 113.153 mph. i barrier Paul Westphal of Seattle and Parish gave the East a 18-polnt edge, its In something of a surprise, under-2.5 litre GTU cars — the il» Johnson of Phoenix shared scoring largest of the game, with 10 minutes remain- lowest of three classifications in the race and as much as 60 •wuwJS for the West with 19 points apiece, ing. mph slower than the top category GT cars, which go over 200 while" Julius Erving of Philadelphia had 18 to Walter Davis of Phoenix and Los Angeles mph on the straightaways — finished third and fourth. lead the East. Laker Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, however, led a A Porsche 911, driven by Rob McFarlin, William Koll and "These guys' attitudes are beautiful," West surge that cut the deficit to three at Jeff Kline was a distent third, 61 laps behind the top car. said Philadelphia's Billy Cunningham, now 119-116 with Just over three minute! toplay. Fourth place, 81 laps behind, went to a Datsun ZX piloted undefeated in three All-Star coaching ap- Hoops by Archibald and Eddie Johnson by Frank Carney, Dick Davenport. pearances. "They have the ability to adapt maintained the East edge, and a last-second A Lancia Turbo, driven by the Italian team of Carlo to any situation I just thought the overall West three-point attempt by Seattle's Jack Facettl, Martino Flnotto and Emanuele Pirro, slipped into attitude was great.'' Sikma went astray. fifth, 98 laps down. Echoed West Coach John MacLeod of "There are always going to be spurts like Redman, a 42-year-old English road racer now living in Phoenix, "Billy and I talked before the game that, where you're playing sloppy, because Lake Forest, til., finding the quickest route around Daytona about now it's a pleasure to watch these guys you're playing with new faces," said Cun- International Speedway's 3.84-mile course, took advantage of play — guys you usually coach against, and ningham. "First you're dead and out of it, a long pit stop by then-leader Danny Ongais to move on top at APrtata now you have them on your team." but then you get a spurt and you're back in it. about9:30p.m. ESTSaturday. ON GUARD — Diminutive Nate Archibald of the East team battled the giants at About 200 media representatives voted "The key was what we did defensively, A challenge from the Porsche driven by Ongais, Ted Field yesterday's NBA All Star game and came away with the Most Valuable Player veteran Boston guard Nate Archibald most with (Philadelphia's) Bobby Jones making a and Milt Minter ended several hours later when Ongais tapped award. Here Tlnv, who plays for the Boston Celtics, moves on West All Stars Moses valuable player in the game — even though steal and Michael Richardson making a big a slower car coming out of one of Daytona's high-banked Maione, center, and Dennis Johnson. Archibald scored only nine points. His nine play." r( "' turns, got hit from behind by another car and slammed into assists and his playmaking earned him the MacLeod held true to a pre-game vow to honor. give all his players an equal amount ol the wall. Celtic teammate Robert Parish, who had playing time. All performed between 20 and Ongais was unhurt, but the car was out of action for good. 16 points and a game-high 10 rebounds, was 25 minutes except Kansas City's Otis And the leader, who had lost almost all of a three-lap Tanner takes title runner-up in the MVP balloting. Birdsong, who played only 12 minutes be- advantage because of an extended pit stop for a manifold But the favorite of the 20,239 fans In cause he was battling the flu. problem, came out of the pits following Ongais' accident still PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Seventh-seeded pocketed a check for $22,500 for his efforts in attendance — representing the second-larg- Playing time varied more for the East clinging to a narrow lead over the new No. 2 car, a Porsche Roscoe Tanner took his first step in an at- the week-long tournament, Including a major est crowd in the 31 years of NBA All-Star players, ranging from 15 minutes for driven by Ludwig Heimrath Sr. and Ludwig Heimrath Jr. tempted comeback from an off year when be upset in the quarterfinals over top-seeded play - was Cleveland Cavalier forward Mike Mitchell to 29 minutes for Erving. That car eventually ran into engine problems and faded off beat Wojtek Flbak of Poland 6-2, 7-6, 7-5, Jimmy Connors. Mitchell, who scored 14 points. WMT the pace while the 28-year-old Rahal, a road racer from yesterday to win the $290,000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tanner reached just one final last year, "I thought Michael played exceptionally ,Bi" Northlake, 111., and 47-year-old Garretson, a racing engine- Tennis Championships. and nine times was ousted In quarterfinals. w well for his first game, and being at home," J^JJiiU?., builder from Sunnyvale, Calif., followed Redman behind the There was concern about his future In tennis said Cunningham. "He snowed he belonged IAIT im> , wheel during the hours of darkness and steadily built an The 29-year-old Tanner earned the $46,000 after a decade as one of the pro circuit's first prize with his straight set triumph in the „..• ik,,™ inl.u M BlrdlO^ll. Erving 6 a-7 II, Gllmora S1 111. E Johnion 1 insurmountable lead. leading players. Out mere toaay. ,.j ,, Thlul, M t> Archibald 4 11a, Parlih 5 a-a 1», Jonai » best-of-five match against the Polish national The pace, the demands of endurance racing and accidents Tanner broke Fibak twice in the opening Mitchell was added to the East team after k": «••£»;"> 1«7 Rich.rd»n j 12 n.MiuhaTi aj-m sports hero. eliminated the seven fastest qualifiers for the $189,000 event, set, the latter in the final game for a 6-2 Atlanta's Dan Roundfieid bad to drop out I.T." "'.*_::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Fibak didn't leave empty-handed, as he 0Ut N0M Tot as well as more than 40 of the 69 starters. victory. because of calcium deposits in hi. right leg. „, £»'« - " *«*-*"• 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1981 Bruins defeat Islanders BOSTON (AP) - Rick Middlelon, one of the The victory left the Blues, who lead the NHL's The Sabres wasted little time before taking National Hockey League's top scorers passed by Smythe Division, with a 31-12-0 record, while the the lead. Ramsay poked home a rebound of Bill (or the All-Star Game, took out any frustration Red Wings, who played well and outahot the Blues Hajt's 60-foot shot 14 seconds after the opening yesterday in leading the Boston Bruins to a 6-3 39-21, dipped to 13-27-11. face-off. victory over the New York Islanders. - Detroit picked up a bench penalty when it got A little over two minutes later, Selling put the "I'm a little disappointed but it's nothing to caught with too many men on the ice at 2:09 of the puck past Winnipeg goalie Markus MatUson after really get upset over," Middleton said of the Ail- first period and had to play two men short after Van Boxmeer's shot bounced off Mattsson and on Star snub after scoring his 24th and 25th goals 68 Dale McCourt went off for hooking 20 seconds to his stick. seconds apart early in the second period. later. Capitals 7, Oilers 4 "Tell me how come Middleton isn't on the All- The Blues made quick work of the two-man LANDOVER, Md. - When does a coach stop Star team," Boston Coach Gerry Cheevers said. advantage as Federko banged in Wayne Babych's worrying. Probably never. "What an All-Star team that's going to be rebound for his 20th goal at 3:58 past a helpless Even after the Washington Capitals took a 54 without Rick Middleton." Gilles Gilbert in the Detroit nets. first period lead, Coach Gary Green was con- "He's 10th in scoring, and after today may be At the other end of the ice, Liut was spec- cerned that it was too much, too soon. higher, but he's not good enough to play in the All- tacular in the first period turning away 14 Detroit "In between the first and second periods," star Game." Boston defenseman Brad Park said. shots, several at point-blank range. The St. Louis Green said, "we talked totally about per- "It's the worst injustice I've seen in 13 years in goalie was starting his first game since being centages. I told them the odds were against them, the National Hockey League." sidelined with a groin injury Jan. 10. so they should be prepared, be sharp. Then w.e Middleton also set up a powerplay goal by The Red Wings kept up the offensive pressure went out and played the percentages." Peter McNab at the outset of the third period for on Liut, outshooting the Blues 12-9 in the second The Edmonton Oilers, almost confirming a 4-2 lead as the Bruins went on to finish the period. Green's worst fears, pulled to within 6-4 before season series with the Islanders at two victories However, a defensive lapse by Detroit's Jim Dennis Maruk's second powerplay goal, at 9:29 of apiece. Korn allowed the Blues' Perry Turnbull to skate the final period, blunted the comeback and sealed Bobby Lalonde, Dick Redmond and Terry right in on goal where he beat Gilbert for his 20th Washington's victory. O'Reilly were the other Boston scorers, while goal of the season. Gilbert was back after missing "We were due for an offensive blowout," veteran goalie Rogie Vachon turned in an outstan- five games with a sore hip. Green said, "but I'd rather distribute the goals a ding performance for the Hruins little more evenly." The Islaiftlers jumped to a 1-0 lead early in the Sabres 4, Jets 9 "We had a natural letdown, it's nothing you first period as Mike Bossy scored his 53rd goal in BUFFALO, NY. - Buffalo's Craig Ramsay can stop," said Washington captain Ryan Walter. 54 games on a power play. However, Lalonde tied and Ric Selling fired in first-period goals, and "I'd rather be even or up by a couple of goals." the count 1-1 midway through the period with an goalie Don Edwards stopped 23 shots as the As might be expected, goalie Mike Palmateer unassisted goal while Boston was short-handed Sabres stopped the Winnipeg Jets, of the Caps demurred. "I don't mind a big lead at again at 11:45. It was the second shutout for Edwards this all," he said. "It doesn't happen very often." season. Mamk ignited the early onslaught which in- Blues 4, Red Wing. 1 Rookie Alan Haworth tallied in the second cluded two goals by Rolf Ed berg, and one apiece DETROIT — Bernie Federko scored a pair of period for the Sabres, who are unbeaten in their by Bengt Gustafsson and Jean Pronovost After A P photo goals and St. Louis goalie Mike Liut was brilliant last six games. Defenseman John Van Boxmeer stopping only six of Washington's first 11 shots, GETTING EVEN — The New York Islanders' Andv Kallur (28) elbows Ray Borque in the nets as the Blues skated to a victory over picked up his 13th goal on a power play in the third Edmonton goalie Ed Mlo was replaced by Peter of the Bostun Bruins in the head, wIVHeBourque^gets in an elbow of his own during the Detroit Red Wings. period for Buffalo's final score. Lopresti. first period action of yesterday afternoorrsTjafmT The Bruins won it, 6-3. Neptune club soars DePauVs balance to newer heights stymies Syracuse CHICAGO (AP) - DePaul's Blue De- The Daily Register's Top 10 boys basket- most likely taking the conference cham- the first half. Then came the onslaught. mons can't forget the Old Dominion game, ball poll has undergone some changes this pionship. DePaul outscored Syracuse 10-2 before and the slightest reminder of their only loss week, but the top three teams, Neptune, Manalapan slipped one place to fifth de- the half ended to take a 39-35 lead, and the this season can touch them off. Middletown South and Manasquan keep their spite winning twice last week and upping its Blue Demons opened the second half by out- That was the case yesterday when the positions. record to 14-2. scoring the Orangemen 22-4 to take a 61-39 Long Branch (9-5), another team that has third-ranked Blue Demons turned in one of advantage. Another 20-0 spurt later made it Neptune, of course, holds a solid grip on their few blowouts of the season, hammering the top spot. The Scarlet Fliers turned in been on a tear recently, got back into "B" 83-47 and that was the ball game. North contention last week with imrpessive Syracuse 91-69 with embarrassing domi- "Don't mention Old Dominion," said their most impressive performance of the nation in the second half. season Saturday with a '59-36 victory over victories over Ocean Township and Red Bank Coach' Ray Meyer. "Nothing will make up South Jersey Group IV power Atlantic City. Catholic. The Branchers have won seven of Syracuse, you see, came to town boasting for that game. I wake up nights thinking The Fliers have a 15-0 record and are just eight, but still trail Ocean and Monmouth by of a 71-S8 victory over Old Dominion. about how we gave that game away. We had a about a shoo-in to finish the regular season a game. "I think that made it a more important six-point lead with 35 seconds to play and four game," said Ail-American Mark Aguirre. unbeaten. Christian Brothers Academy, coming off possessions but still lost. Let's talk about this who led a splendidly balanced DePaul attack a big win over St. Joseph's of Toms River, one." Neptune can wrap up the "A" Division with 18 points. "We didn't play well against holds on to seventh place while Ocean, which Meyer also talked about "this one" at North championship Friday if it beats run- Old Dominion, but we're not a bad team. We has lost two of its last three games, slipped to halftime. nerup Middletown South. Neptune already didn't want anyone thinking they could beat holds a 66-55 victory over the Eagles in a eighth. "I told them we were rated as a good Old Dominion and come in here and beat club, and that the nation is watching us," game at Middletown last month. Asbury Park is ninth while Mater Dei, DePaul." • Middletown South (13-2) picked up two another area suprise team, breaks into the said Meyer. "Either we play like champs or For a while, it looked like another Old more victories last week, but the Eagles top Top 10 for the first time this season. look like chumps. They really wanted to play Dominion game. Syracuse broke in front and have not been playing at peak form recently The Seraphs, 11-4 overall and 9-1 in the in the second half. We were all over the held a 33-29 lead with three minutes to play in and are being pressed for the second spot by "C" Division, have a crucial conference boards." Manasquan. game tomorrow when it travels to Holmdel. Manasquan (13-1) extended its win streak The Seraphs handed Holmdel (10-1) its lone to nine with easy wins over Point Pleasant conference setback. Boro and Wall last week. The Warriors, who Dally Register's hold a one-game lead in the "B" South over Top 10 Asbury Park, have a key conference game 1. Neptune (15-0) Friday when they travel to Manalapan. 2. Middletown South (13-2) Monmouth Regional (12-3), has been 3. Manasquan (13-1) climbing up in the poll for the past few 4. Monmouth (12-3) • weeks, moved up a notch to fourth place. The 5. Manalapan (14-2) RnllUr MMM by Jim.l J. Conn.lW Falcons defeated Red Bank Catholci and Red 6. Long Branch (9-5) SOUND ADVICE — Coach Henry Moore had all the Bank Regional last week to move into a tie ' 7. CBA (10-3) right answers for his Neptune team when they battled for first place with Ocean Township in the 8Ocean Towship (11-4) Atlantic City Saturday. The Scarlet Fliers roared to an "B" North race. Monmouth and Ocean will 9. Asbury Park (11-4) easy victory, enhancing their position in the Daily meet in a showdown Friday with the winner 10 Mater Dei (11-4) Register's Top 10. Watson, Bryant share Crosby lead PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Tom Watson Watson is opening his 1981 campaign here. and drew the biggest part of the gallery. birdied the 18th hole and moved into a tie with Bryant, a non-winner in his third year of PGA Nicklaus was tied at 139, three shots back, Brad Bryant for the lead yesterday in the rain- Tour activity, shot a 67, also at Pebble Beach. with Hale Irwin, Andy Bean and Barry Jaeckel. delayed second round of the $225,000 Bing Crosby A single shot off the leaders' pace were Jerry Jaeckel shot 68 at Pebble Beach. Bean had 69 at National Pro-Am Golf Tournament. Pate, Ben Crenshaw and John Cook, the 23-year- Spyglass and Irwin 69 at Pebble Beach. Watson, golf's dominant figure and Player of old former national amateur champion who held PEBBLE BEACH,Calif. (AP) — Scoret after yesterday s the Year for the past four seasons, dropped a 22- the first-round lead. Cook slipped to a second- second round of the $,225,000 Blrwl Crosby National Pro-Am Soil Tournamtnt; foot putt on the final hole at Pebble Beach almost round 71 under bright, sunny skies at Pebble 9rad Bryant 69-*;—I J* an hour after the national television cameras had Tom Watson 67-69—136 Beach. Crenshaw had a 70, also at Pebble. Pate John Cook 66-71—137 ended their coverage for the tournament. had a 68 at Cypress Point and had an advantage in Jerry Patt 69-**—137 1 Ben Cremhaw 47.70—137 "That finished off a pretty good round of that he plays Pebble Beach Monday. The other Bob Clampttt 67-71—138 golf," said Watson, who shot a 3-under-par 69 and leaders must take on Spyglass Hill, the toughest Greg Powers 67-71—11 Andv Bean 7O-6«-1* had a 2-round total of 136, eight shots under par. of the three courses. Jack Nicklaus 71-6*—11 Barry Jaackel 71-6S—131 The tournament's opening round, lashed by a "Gosh, I don't know how to attack that," Halt Irwin 7O-6»—131 Larry Nelion 70-69—131 series of storms, was rained out both Thursday Crenshaw said. Hubert Green 72-**—140 and Friday. Officials decided to cut it to a 54-hole Jim Colbert 12 t& 140 "Pate is the actual leader," said Watson. Danny Edwards 70-70—140 event, ending with an 18-hole round Monday. Bob Clampett, a 20-year-old rookie, and Greg Lennle Clements 71^9—140 Johnny Millar 70-71—141 Since three courses — Pebble Beach, Cypress Powers were next at 138. Clampett shot a 71 at Rav Floyd 70-71—141 Point and Spyglass Hill - will be played in the Spyglass, Powers 71 at Pebble Beach. Mike Reid 70-72—142 Gay Brewer 71-71—1« final round and there's no way of knowing which Jack Nicklaus moved into contention with a 68 Gary Hailberg 71-71—14! A p photo Bud Allln 70-72—142 course may produce the winner, CBS chose not to at Pebble Beach. He was playing with former Bruce Flclsher 72.70—141 HAND IT OVER — DePaul's Teddy Grubbs (left) battles for a rebound with televise the final round. President Gerald Ford as his amateur partner Sarmv Thompson 71-71—142 Lanny Wadklns 73-70—142 Syracuse guard Tony Bruin in first half action from yesterday's game. Has Hall of Fame shunned Sam Huff? Over the weekend, four new names were football. For every man who enjoys the ela- Enos Slaughter, Roger Maris, Pee Wee entitled, The Violent World of Sam Huff." inscribed in pro football's Hall of Fame: the tion that comes with such an honor, dozens of Reese and Phil Rizzuto, to name a handful It is probably significant that after Huff ageless quarterback-placekicker George deserving individuals must suffer the pangs who come quickly to mind. Slaughter already left the Giants to join Washington, the Giants Blanda; a two-way iron man of the Golden of rejection. has dropped from the modem roll and, if he domain fell apart. From an 11-3 season in 20's, Morris "Red" Badgro; and a pair of the Pro football players, as in baseball, must makes the Hall of Fame, must depend on the 1963, the Giants fell to 2-10-2 in 1964. 1 late Vince Lombard! * Green Bay Packer WILL wait five years to get on the ballot. But Old Timers Committee. Six times Huff was named All-Pro. In stars, Jim Ringo and Willie Davis. football, unlike baseball in which the full The same kind of bad luck has befallen 1961. he was named the NFL's Defensive Four good men, tried and true. membership of the Baseball Writers Associa- Huff, and he has reason to feel like a for- •player of the Year. He was credited with 30 Yet down in Washington, in his executive GRIMSLEY tion of America participates, limits its board gotten man. * • career pass interceptions and recovery of 17 office with a giant hotel chain, a bull-shoul- of electors to 29 — one for each of the 28 clubs Sam Huff was the "Mean Joe Green" of fumbles. The tackles he made were countless dered man in a three-piece suit read the plus an added member of the Football his day — a rough, tough middle linebacker in the pre-computer age. headlines and again felt he had been hit in the Writers Association. feared by every rival coach and ballcarrier in The most celebrated duels of the era were pit of the stomach with a bowling ball. A certain amount of luck is involved. If a the league. A standout tackle at West Virgin- those matching Huff against Cleveland's "Disappointed? Sure. It's getting to be outstanding in their day made it in their first player happens to "graduate" with a ia, he was converted to linebacker by assis- hard-running Jim Brown and Green Bay's embarrassing," said Sam Huff, a college year of eligibility'1 bumper crop of standouts, his election could tant coach Tom Landry when he came to the Jim Taylor. In one game, Huff was given terror at West Virginia who went on to be- "My last year was 1969. That would make be delayed. As years pass, deserving men Giants in 1956. most of the credit for holding Brown to nine come one of the molt feared and hailed me eligible in 1975.1 don't envy the guys who tend to fall farther and farther back in the "Huff! Huff! Huff!" was the constant yards. Brown, the all-time rushing record- linebackers in the pro game — eight years make it. Joe Schmidt (Lions) and Bill George balloting. As new and fresher names become chant of delirious Giant fans as the 6-foot-l. holder in the NFL, once was asked by Johnny with the New York Giants and five with toe eligible., the more difficult it is for players of 220-pound linebacker led the defensive- Carson if there was any man in football he (Bears), for instance, were great line- 1 Washington Redskins. backers. They made it the first time on the another era to remain fresh in the voters' minded club to a National Football League ever feared. "I keep asking myself: 'What's wrong? ballot. I rate my record the equal of theirs." minds. championship his rookie year and to division Brown thought a moment, then replied Whom have I offended? Why should I be It is one of the tragedies of these Hall of This has happened in baseball in the cases titles in five of the next seven. "Yeah, Sam Huff." slighted when most of my peers who .were Fame elections, whether they be baseball or of guys with excellent credentials, such as He was featured in a TV documentary Unfortunately. Jim Brown doesn't vote. SHREWSBURY", N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1981 The Daily Register 13 New fishing boat makes debut at show The 26 Baha Sport Fisherman, a fiberglass Jetson of Fort Pierce, Fla., was the tournament revival of the famous Jersey seaskiff, will make champion with blue marlin weighing 419 and 333 its New Jersey debut at the Jersey Coast Boat pounds. Second went to Milton S. Jennings of Show in Convention Hall, Asbury Park, Feb. 14-22. HENRY Miami, Fla., with two blue marlin weighing 459 This 26Mi foot utility fishing boat has a 10-foot, and 126V4, Detroit 1 Klassen, StL, 11:34 Transactions adelphia Phillies roster, the Vancouver 6, Calgary 2 Shots on goal—St Louis 7 9 5—21 Tonlfht'l Cimn Detroit 14-12 13—39 infield is already locked in, Hartford at Quebec, 7:35p.m Goalies—St Louis. Llul Detroit, Gil BASEBALL Lot Angtles at N*w York Rangert, 8:05 bert. A—11,814. American Lttgu* Manager Dallas Green said. p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—An nounced that Klko Garcia, tnflelber, has Barring an injury, Pete New Yorll 1 1 1—1 reached agreement on a ont-vtar con- Boston 1 a |—» tract Rose, Manny Trillo, Larry First Parlod-1, New York. Bossy S3 Nail Mia I L eaaue Bowa and Mike Schmidt will (D Poivln, Persson). 3:33. 2, Boston, ATLANTA BRAVES—Signed Tom NBA Lalondt, 3, 11 45 Penalties Langevin. my Bongs. Ditcher. 10 • one veer con take the field April 8 when the NYI, i 00. O'Reilly. Bos, I 00. Lane trect NYI, 6:46, D. Potvln, NYI. 7:56; HOCKIT Phillies open the National Crowder, Bos, 10:40, Lalonde, Bos, N.llotul Hockey LtMIM League season in Cincinnati, standings 11:59; Lane, NYI,11:41, Cashman. Boi. COLORADO ROCKIES —Traded 19:47, Cashman, Bos, minor, miscon- Rene Robert, right wing, to the Toronto Green said. National Baihttbatl Anoclallon duct. 2000.. MAPIP Leefi lor future consideration! Baittrn Cofiltrtnce Second Period—3, Boston, Mlddleton Atlantic Division That foursome hag been PCI. included in All-Star teams, Phlladtlphii i 44 10 BIS Boiton 43 10 mi '1 Gold Glove awards, and bat- New York 31 22 MS 12''j hush trail enters second week ting championships, not to Washington 26 28 .411 IB New Jersey IS 41 2M 30 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Former Arizona State punter mention last year's Most Val- Central Dlvltlon Milwaukee 14 .736 Kevin Rutledge returns to the witness stand today as his $2.2 uable Player In the National Indiana 31 23 B'/i l million damage suit against his ex-college coach, Frank Kush, League (Schmidt). Chicago 27 77 soo 12 /j Cleveland 22 32 407 begins its second week. Atlanta 19 34 30 "What more can you say Detroit 13 42 23* 27 Rutledge, who now attends the University of Nevada-Las Wtttcrn Canltrance about those four guys," Mldw.it Division Vegas, contends that Kush punched him in the mouth after a Green said. "They have San Anlonlo 34 20 630 27-yard punt in the Arizona State-Washington game Oct. 28, Houiion 24 29 4S2 V/j proven their worth one Kaniai Cltv 24 30 .444 10 1978 in Seattle. Rutledge also claims Kush and former Sun Utah 23 33 .410 }V/j thousand times overs. Sure, Denver 20 32 13 , Devil assistant coach Bill Maskill then harassed him into they're getting a little older. Dallai 8 •IS 151 2S'/> quitting the team and forfeiting his scholarship. Pacific Dl<(lilon We may have to recognize the PhotnlK 41 1b 719 — The first week's proceedings in the trial ended on a Los Angeles 36 IB 667 31/) fact, each can use some time Golden Statei 27 2S 519 11'/j muddled note as Rutledge questioned the authenticity of his off during the year. Portland 27 37 SOO 12'/j signature on his letter of Intent to the Pacific 10 Conference San Diego 23 M 434 16 31 404 l school. "But, it is still the best Seattle 21 17 /i Tonight's Gamei Mike Gallagher, attorney for the Arizona Board of Re- Reallter MMU 01 Ota Lordl defensive infield in the busi- No games scheduled gents — the governing body of Arizona State Uniuversity and SLOW DAY — There was ice and there were Ice boats were able to get In some racing in Round Valley. ness, bar none," Green said. Charlie Hansick of Matawan placed second in the "B" one of the defendants in the civil action — Introduced the out on the Navesink River yesterday, but the scheduled While the infield may have letter of intent into evidence late last Thursday. Class Skeeters while Dave Clapp, Jr. of Little Silver a hold on their jobs, the back- New Jersey racing for the Van Nostrand Cup never got under way. "I don't think that's my signature, " Rutledge testified took a third in the "A" Class Skeeters. The Nostrand up men are going to (ace a The reason for the cancellation was that one of the ice when shown the document. "I don't ever remember signing Cup competition has been rescheduled for next week- battle in spring training ski conditions boat teams never showed up for the competition. How- this.'' end. camp in Clearwater, Fla. ever, locals at the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club NEWARK (AP) - Here Rutledge told the court that he had never seen the letter are the latest ski conditions until his attorney, Robert O. Hing, showed it him "a week or on New Jersey's slopes as two ago " He said that although aspects of the signature look reported by resort operators: familiar, it is not his signature. Vernon Valley-Great Freehold today Gorge — base of 2 to 4 feet, surface of I to 2 feet new 8GB Storm (ConwD 10-1 lit: P««,f 1,120 6Bolton (Vinci) 3 1 6 Reotna Hanover N (Marshall) 0-1 8 Cavo D'Oro .Gallagher) ... . „ 15-1 C.B.S SUPERMARKET 5 Reveilte Chris (Marshall) .. 6 1 1 Marlon Idol (Oeyl nth: Pacrii.rto 3 Jackman Lobell (Bertedittl) 9-2 manmade powder. 4 Derby Chase Ongratsla) 2 Tabliv (Rlllo) ?...5-1 3 Clever Time A (Consol) 2 Helalne Pavson (No Driver) 6-1 7 BretsG B (Puma) .15-1 7 Michael OBrlen 1 Parker >„. 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May apply al 100 Center CADILLAC ELDORADO 1941 —cyl., standard shift. Runs 1 looks 747-8121 O773S. 300 MAIN STREET 16,968 miles Needs body work, best offer 671-4331 St.. Cllffwood Beach. < ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07713 good 938 4065 SUBARU 1977 — 2-door. auto., new .•TH CENTURY — Snekefoot. 7759300 til S p.m. Mlchellns, AM. CB radio, nice cond. 125 TO 1125 FRY COOK — Experience pre cherry candle stand 1900, pine sec-, GRAND PRIX 1974 — 350 2 barrel, For lunk cars 8, trucks RUBBER STAMP MANUFAC- 12000 787-5049. tarred. Apply Shore Fishery, Hwv. TURER — Needs dependable hard reUrv-desk t7S0, stone china tureen Open dally 9 9, Sal. 'Ill's ONLY '4800 CAMARO 19(0 — V-4, 3 speed, W 80,000 miles, 12500. Vary Clean. Free pick-up. 1724837 35, Cllffwood. with trav, Cobolt blue A gilt handles mpg., 12,000 ml., axe. cond., asking Days: 291-1414. Eves. 872 0153. worker for factory. Knowledge of THE FINEST SELECTION - Of machines helpful. Shachlheta. Inc., 1225, Sheraton cherry end table 12SO $5200. Call Bev. 949-4494 days, or new and used cars In Monmouth ALL' JUNK CARS — And trucks GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Part-time. Prices firm. 780-4016 or 949-7727 • IBM TYPEWRITERS M3-0199 evenings. GTO 1970 — 95,000 ml., fine 400 wanted. Top dollar Free 24-hour S27 Industrial Way West, Eaton- County. Over 100 air-conditioned Exp'd general office work. Typing. town, N.J. 07724. 2O1-S42-7M2. RENTAL $20$26 per mo. engine A Interior. 1450. Call 741 9540 new carl in stock. McGLOIN pick up 591-1640 or 727-1510. riling, etc., 10-3, Mon.-Frl. Must be ask for Stewart. Rent with option to buy 172-0327 BUICK.OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury able to deal with public. Minimum SALES — Wholesale ft retail hard- CAMARO 1973 — VI. PS/PB. HIGHEST PRICES PAID wage. Call I4MM9 3 LINES" Almost perfect cond., with many Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741 6200 For cars A light trucks that are lunk. ware ft paint. Northern Monmoulh FOR SALE 1980 ZEPHYR HOLSEY PONTIAC County area - sales end managerial extras Asking 12000. Call 747-0641, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- 8729711 291-1411 HOSTESS/HOST 5 DAYS SOFA 1, LOVE SEAT - Excellent ask for Gary. RTE. 34 542 7800 EATONTOWN exp. required. Apply Box KM, The condition, Lime A while striped 4-DR. SEDAN perb service OOWNES PONTIAC. JUNK CARS WANTED Apply In person at Shore Point Inn, Dally Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. HONDA 1978 — 1200 Civic Hatch 42 Lower Main St., Matewan. Hwv. 35, Hailet. Must sell, make an offer. Call 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, auto CAMARO 1949 — Mint cond. One bejek. needs engine work. Reason- 741-5495 07701. $3.30 74! 7M0. between 9 a.m. t 5 p.m. owner. 11,000. 544-2299. Nlgnts, 7474361 The Register FAMILY ADS (inlla trans., deluxe wheel cov- able Call 291-5418, after 4 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING opportunity with Ask for Flo 4953579 TOYOTA 1973 — Celka. 4-cyl., auto. SALES — Careei lion Fighters) can sell your un- ers, silver w/burgundy in- HORNET 1972 SEVENOAKS malor company. Retirement needed Items for vou quickly. MOVING CAPRICE CLASSIC 197a — 2 door. AM/FM tape. 27 mpg.. high ml., JUNK CARS WANTED REAL ESTATE AGENCY terior. #252. 19,448 miles. 1500 tlOSO. Call 7414530. tlble M llhin 20 v•ers. , Degree pre Merchandise for sale ONLY Furniture, other Items auto., PS/PB. air. AM/FM stereo 29I338« Simon's 741-1079 For full-time, licensed salesperson lerrad. Call 741-4900, atk for Alan. Originating from household, not ex- •42 0117, 5* p m. cassette. 141S0 787 jsos TRIUMPH TR-4 1974 — New rear TOP DOLLAR ' Experience preferred. Additional ceeding a sale price of 1200 per INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1977 —4- and clutch 11600 Call 870-0647 alter FOR USED CARS floor lime covering Townhouse sub- SALES — Licensed life Insurance article OAK FIREWOOD ONLY '4500 CARS GALORE! speed, 4x4, air, good cond. Best 3:30 p.m. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC division. Professional, hlgh-callber agents and trainees. Why do NML PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Spill logs, free delivery' Kt Poet A DAILY GUIDE REAL ESTATE SALES — WE'RE MATURE WOMAN — To watch 2 GROWING You can grow with us. school-aga chlldran, J lo in p.m. In MAINTENANCE We'll teach vou all you need lo know my homa. Call batwaan 7:10 * a.m.. 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS to assure vou success. We have a 22 s/l-Ot/t. 1980 MONARCH SUPERVISOR year success record and a happy For Sale For Sale 4-DR. SEDAN professional staff. Let's talk about WOMAN TOCARE FOR — 1'z.yaar /PLANT ENGINEER your future. Call Roger Cozens al old girl In my homa. Mon.-Prl., 7:10 6 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, CARPET 741 7684, Century 21, Coiens, Re- to 4.]0. R*f*r*nc*s. 741-ON1. HIGH SPEED p/b, air cond., silver LIGHT HAULING CARPETCLEANING INSTALLATION altors, 813 River Rd.. Fair Haven. w/burgundy interior. REAL ESTATE SALES S3 Domestic Help #272. 7,627 miles. GARAGES — Etc . cleaned out. Con- A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — WE'RE EXPANDING , struction, debris removed. Trees Sales, cleaning, re-lavs, re-stretches •peed pa oka am plant aeeka Upholstery cltmlng. RMtontblt And for a limited time, have 3 open 175 TO noo — Child cara, light cut. 7474128. raits. Morris Hoffman, 747-0309. a. repairs. 2444177. "hands on" eupervleor. Appli- Ings. If vou have high expectations ONLY '5800 cant inual have background ft the desire lo succeed, we'll throw housafiaapln*. own room and bath, MOVING 4 STORAGE TREE* FIREWOOD knowledge of packaging ma- our x years of proven success be- plus board Llv* In Call 7I7«JOO. INCOME cnlfiery, machine ihop pro- hind you to make It happen for both laava m*ss*ga. SERVICE eedwree ft electrical M WM •• of us, No office offers more pro- NICKS MOVERS — Low and senior TAX SERVICE eip«f(enc« tn dtrMttng me- HOUSEKEEPER — Rumson araa. rates, seven days a week, free esll grams In marketing ft backup than Exparlancod and raf. si 30 Must CHIPPING — And lots cleared, chertlo In the fin!nt#iicnce A we do. Call for a confidential in- mates. Call anytime, 544-9194. repeif at (MckiBlng equipment hava transportation. Good workar. ARE TAXES — BoofckMplns 1 K- brush cleaned up, logs splitting. terview. APPLEBROOK AGENCY Includa rasuma along with prwto to countlng maktnfl vou or vour small wood chips. Reasonable 291 482! Decree no* neceeeary Include INC.. 671-2300, ask for Jake Lefferts 48-MONTH TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — •etefy requkemente. Boi K-1H. Th* Dally Raglstar. Trucking, furniture A appliances. business sick? For relief, call the Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Pickup 8, delivery. 142-1143. Small Business CHnlc on Hwv. 34, FIREWOOD — Cut, split 1 de- Reply lo: REAL ESTATE SALES FINANCING Matawan, SU 3434, for appointmtnt livered, >90. All hard wood. 229-1151 ASSOCIATE — ERA will provide HOUSEKEEPER — Llva In or out. HOME EmereerKles, anytime. or 544-1545. BoxE-381, national advertising, referrals, Nlca room, TV, may w**k. I In 1 training ft supervision. Call for de- family. Raplv to Box F-taT Th* IMPROVEMENTS MASTER TAX SERVICE — Re FLVNN'S TREE SERVICE The Daily Register, tails, ERA Melmed Realty, 671-5450. Dally Raglstar. Shrawsburv. NJ AVAILABLE turns prepared by experienced K Concerned about your trees for th* 07701. winter months. Well kept trees Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 CARPENTRY PLU5I — Ceramic countant. Computer for accuracy. TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Quick service. Re«son«pla.i7. 7M7 weather storms better. Be Sefel Call 51 Help Wanted LIGHT HOUSEWORK For 2 tile and many other rejalri or reno- tor free estimate adults, 4 hours Thurs. mornings, $5 vations. Free estimates. Firewood) Wood Chips! Call 2124325. PERSONAL — And business raturns par hour. Own transportation r»- prepared completely. 30th veer in Phone 291 4012 quired. Chapal Hill, Mlddlatown. 20 MORE CUSTOM CARPENTRY Mlddltiown. Call for appointment, LOG SPLITTING SECRETARY •71-5570. \ Renovation A Repair Margery Travalo, 47M2M. CALL RELIABLE — Girl or woman to Qaullty workmanship. 842-4293 8724190 To President of medium to large national industrial manufac- TO CHOOSE Philip M. Tlnart cara for oldarly lady, Rad Bant HOME REPAIR SERVICE — Business ft Personal Taxes turer. araa, Mon., Wad.. A Sat avas., a-* Aluminum awnings, patio covers, Enrolled to practice before IRS FLOOR WAXING p.m. Own transportation Stata asa The President is now moving his office lo Corporate Hdqtrs. t rafarancas. Write to Box E-310. electric, plumbing, carpentry Appointments, 471-7550 DISCOUNTS FOR FROM IN Licensed. 872-1997. OFFICE CLEANING Recently relocated Irom NYC. Tha Dally Register, Shrewsbury. RETURNS — Business ft personal N.J. 07701. PAINTING — Interior A Exterior, prepared completely. 30th year In OFFICE CLEANING Considerable dictation & typing. Responsible lot own tiling. SENIOR CITIZENS STOCK NOW paneling, light carpentry work, Mlddlctown. Call appointment, INDUSTRIAL CLEANING Some screening ol calls, scheduling appointments, etc. situations Wanted carpet installations, deck: built, all Margery Trovato, 671 -tztr Unhappy with your present cleaning Salary commensurate with exp. Liberal non-contrlb. (ring* work guaranteed and Insured. Free, service? Does your business lack Ftmalt CALL estimates. Call Galaxy 493-2098. TAX PREPARATION — ftaccoun t that sharp clean appearence? Then benefit program Send resume to: CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE Credit terms available for larger Ing services for Individual! ft busi- call me todev and get results. Free lobf. nesses by »n expert. Mr. Z. Frank estimates. Call 7474538 or 7474149. BABYSITTING — Experienced OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY Herho, 51 Grand Ave., Navesink. NORTH AMERICAN REISS CORP. mother will glv* loving cara to In- 747-5400 PHASE II CUSTOM CARPENTRY W1-MM. OFFICE CLEANING fants A pre-schoolers In my home, — Specializing In window re- Carpet cleenlng-wlndow cleaning- JERRAL OFFICE CENTER 1-5 days a week Includes meals. Call placement. Renovations and alter, TAX CONSULTANT - With I years floor waxing Anmar. 787-9HJ. FOR MORE atlons 244-1084. experience preparing Federal, State 766 Mnwslwn An.. Tkrin Falls. N.j. 07724 7)*-14M after 5 p.m. RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES . INFORMATION returns. Call Ronald Testa, 244-9710. TRUCK A AUTO EXPERIENCED HOUSEWORKER RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY MISCELLANEOUS Reasonable. ___^^_ Aft»: DivM Wlprttn — References 1 transportation 10% Discount lo All Senior Cltliens We participate In PAA Program RENTAL 510-HtJ. * Rll) Hailet. 2444354 )70 Board St . Shrewsbury 741-4174 PAINTING* I RADIATOR COVERS - Custom- EXPERIENCED - In child care, made ISO for small, t75 for laroe. FORO RENTACAR cooking, laundry, Tues, Thurs., THE RUM RUNNER 2804035 after 6 p.m. WALLPAPERING 10% Discount to Sr. Otliens, be- LINCROFT PHARMACY — 443 FAIRWAY FORD hallway Frl. After 5, 717 O4»4 Newman Sorlnol Rd.. Llncrofl. N. J. Dally - Weekly - monthly * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * tween 4-4 p.m. only. Mon. thru Frl. RESUMES — Prepared A typed by COLLEGE GRAD — Starting own except Thansglvlng. 114 Ocean Ave . Free Delivery. Senior Cltlieni Dli- business. Quality painting A 222-1400 MOTHER — From Port Monmouth counl honored We participate In e Business Teacher who knows what will babysit In her home S days a Sea Bright 44! till GEORGE Business wants. 291-1178. wallpapering. Free estlmotes. Cell PA» Programs. Call 741-7414. anytime. 84)4115 week 7171313. THE BUSY B'S Classified Service TWO RELIABLE WOMEN — Will EDDIE'S INTERIOR PAINTING — Custom draperies plus clothing al do epartmeni or house cleaning. Call JANITORIAL teratlons. 8424015. I work teot A clean A your house TRUCK RENTALS will loot beautiful Call Eddie, NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE 2»1-S»7J SERVICES 471 4401. AVIS WALL ROOFING* SIDING TWENTY-POUR HOUR - YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS INTERIOR PAINTING 55 Situation! Wanttd Janitorial and Painting, Reaionablv »« TRUCK RENTALS GAGLIANO I only use the best paint Benjamin TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. Malt priced. Free Estimate!. 741-4407 10% dlicount to senior cltlieni LINCOLN Roofing Siding-Gutters-Repairs. Moore. Ouelltv work at a reasonable Mon Frl with ad 325 Hwy 34. West Free estimates. 22*4849 or 222-1849. price. Call 7474538 Ask for Joe. Kr-ansburg, 717,0613 F1J PAINTING A PAPER HANG- MORGAN P. COLIO, JR. JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE ING — Interior and Exterior. Guar TIRES McGlnnls Roofing & Siding Painting, wallpapering, plesterlng. MERCURY All types of roofing, hot tar mingles anteed work with lowest prices. Call CROWN TIRE MART Ref. provided Free estimates. After BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. & 12:30P.M. 544-1447 or 5*4-01*1. Discount to ALL Senior Clllieni The Dally Reglater 681 SHRFWSBURY IVf and repairs. Free estimates fully in- t. 842 2141, 7474782. sured. 244-1197. ' Hwy. 35, Port Monmoulh, 717 7272 SHREWSBURY N J [We try harder. EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN — Shrewsbury Ave, Tlnton Falls, STASIO ROOFING - Reasonable A WALLY'S PAINTING Desires full-time maintenance, reliable Free estimate.. 471-9414- Expert Craftsman-Reasonable CALL 542-1700 lenltorlel Job, In apartment house or 'Rl'Js00 Neptune 774*040 OSSIFIED ADS •*< Jkruir ajiijiataBaiai Interiors my specialty. 291 1891. condominium Good references. 747-5400 747 USO or 7471S4S 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1981 Classified Advertising Toll Free: Middletown area, 671-9300: Matawan area, 566-8100. 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700. L ^ J

CLASSIFICATIONS 9 ConsKuclion Equipment 54 Situations Wanted hemale 70 MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102. Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 136 Mobile Homes 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 1 AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103. Rentals To Share 130. Open Houses ' 139 Cemetery Lots 210. Lost And Found 2 Autos For Sale 20. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Mala/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 211. Special Notion 3. Trucks and Trailers 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105. Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses 150. RECREATIONAL 212. Travel - Transportation 4. Motorcycles 22 Arts & Crafts •0. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's. Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property 152. Boats And Accessories 213. Instruction 5 Auto Services/Parts SO. EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 154. Recreational vehicles 6 Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 76 Auction Sales 85. Inflation Fighters 106 Commercial Rentals 135. Commercial Property 52 Babysiwng/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136. Industrial Property 7. Auto Insurance 110. Wanted To Rent 8 Auto Financing ^ 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 78 Aircraft 101. Apartments 137 Lots Ar^) Acreage

HOURS DAILY FRONT PAOE READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATION* FAMILY PLAN RATES DAKY *NO SUNDAY, |8 00 Ptf Court Lint ADS Sei SOM UyW Kit * 30 p m 0a, MOM * Koiice and ciadrl W cartaflanon r> gr«n oMy publication f r'Ui, 4 30 p m tof Sonda, -WNMNsCaWN 6o*dt*ceHt«J.ng 11000 on Dtuanct ot ipacial I"" number ID Mvadtar ftN-CMMnMMM- 3 LINES-t DAVMS.M ' *»•*!*"• pubKehon Cl*U>h«d ttoftoi 4pm two0ar» Minimum irtatrttoni 2 knn «• tanctna>on ol ad • requeues Uvertiei P«r Una NrLW Our -twrtchboafd it open at ft3 0 AM Mel prior 10 putrtcebon Ihurtdey 4 p m tor Sunday fKUH P..Lin. $1 00 Each line. Available to Indi- kiaiimum ?* linn AH rtadtfi placed al tooto l mm main MM lor M»i irtaanca inncd PfftonnM m on hand at Ihli hm« to PutXiC4bon Proot adt Three Oeyi prior to viduals placing ids under column Plaa» enact you ad M day < eppeera Iha 6 toys (Conseculive) 58t 8 Days (Conseculivel 86< Mt yw Otmbti Ad Call M2 4000 publication AMI tile* tooty HMn««div lor 1 Day 88« 1 (Jay 98t "Merchandise For Sale" tor items Daily fWHar camw w reeponW* >» anon 2 Days (Consecutive, 81 'M 7 Days (Consecutive) 54 Vi« 7 Osyt (Conseculive). 63« BOX REPLY SERVICE Friday arid Sunday puUicuwi ah. me tail day CHI SfclTOO u mau 8 D«ys (Conseculivel 51 'H 2 Days (Conseculivel 92« noi exceeding $200 each, Items cot'Khonf 3 Days (Consecutive) 74« ' B Days (Conseculive) 6Ot from 830 IIT1 10 *? 30 Dm t* Cl»H*ti«] , PCX UP 1200 CORRECTIONS 10 Days (Consecutive) 49Vt« 3 Days (Consecutive) 85« 10 Oeys (Consecutive). 54« must be priced. Noncommercial Latpanmtnt will M opt* to Ms copy, cornc IK MM 4 Dsya (Consecutive) 67< ton* tnd tuH to* Uond-Yi paptr Call 4 30 p m Monday tvougl) Thunday lor nexl 4 Days (CooMcullve). 7M ads only. for each boi numb* eMJgned Ha, 430 pm Friday to Sunday 1230 pm M? 1700 5 Days (Conseculivel 63« 5 Days (Consecutive) 72« Contract Rales on Requesl Saturday lor Monday

101 Apartments 101 Apartments 211 Special Notices 84 Merchandise Nubbin 210 Lost & Found

Wanted HIGHLANDS - Beautiful C SOUTH AMBOY - 3 large rooms, FOUND JAN. 26TH bedroom apartment available In heat and gas heat supplied. First IN HIGHLANDS — Female Gtrman MRS. SYLVIA wlect 16 unit garden apartment floor, In prlvate.home.13W 771 7*55 AAAAAAAA — Conlenlft of house). Shepherd Black A Ian, whit* on HANDWRITING ANALYST Ideal for young marrledi or senior lower cheti A red collar, is now it . Character Reader oaraeev atllCSi basemenu, yards, (intent In iafe »urrounding* Su- WEST END — 3-room apartment, no Advisor on All Problems bl Life ate. Sought or cleaned out or both pelt Security IM Human* Sotleiv 922-0100. For perintendent on premise* Overlook- more Information, call 872 0767 Tarot Cardt 1 tajaHW Ing ocean on Hwy. 36, one block 741-5713 after 5 p.m Horoscope Readings AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN before Highland! bridge NY bay LOST — Black Labrador, female For appointment call WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, at door Harbor view 6/1 HS2 102 Houses For Rent Wandered from Tlnton Falls home 6 RUGS. FOR CASH HIGHLANDS — i roomt, new p.m. Trturs.. Jan, 22. Sula is friendly, 542-9500 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES carpeting, tullable lor 11 people, spaved, 7} lbs., 6 years old, not IS* E. Ntwrnin Spring! Rd , 1375 Including utilities 265 Bay Ave ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 3 wearing htr collar. Reward Shrawtbury 747 MOO bedroom Ranch off Scenic Drive. M44IM Leau and security. Call eves.. Fireplace In living room, full base- 213 Instruction S4? S»i or 94b 4977 ment, beautiful private lot. $700 per ALL LIONEL TRAINS mo plus security. tti-OHY , LOST — 3-vtar calendar booh with Or Fiver Top caih «DPr*ital KEANSBURG — 3 room apt , tingle HATE or couple preferred. Security & rel . large amount of money In It- 9442W1 Keantburg area. Reward VI 169? GOING 1250 + electric per mo. Call 717 6011 BELFORD before 4 o.m. ANTIQUES — All ktndi. bought lor alter 6 o m - Excellent area, quiet street, near TO WORK (OP cash. Marv Jan* Root* veil An Bavshore Jr High Newly renovated, tiautt. 10> E»t River Rd , Rumion KEANSBURG — 2 apartments, heat two-bedrooms, large fenced In yard. LOST — Men's silver ring. Ameri- IN THE •42 31)9 Mtmtwr AppralMrt Al- and hot water supplied. Call 7t7f7U Gat heat, fully Insulated. No pets. can Indlln design. Vicinity ol Forl MORNING? lot iillcm ol Arnrrii a between 12-6 p.m. Ref ft security required. 1575 plus Monmoulh Raward U1-3691 tves Learn utllltiei Cell I4I-4M3 or §42 4ill af- BARTENDING ' ANTIQUES — Any tyot, any condi- LONG BRANCH — 1 1 7 bedroom 103 Rentals To Share garden apis., close lo train, medical ter i p m In 3 short weeks. llon. I pay the mott. II oavi lo call 211 Special Notices Call 142-110/ Or HMO'/ center & shopping, eKtra large HIGHLANDS — Coiv, 1 bedroom. room). 1310 & 13*0 J22 »iet JERSEY SHORE large living room, kitchen and bath WOMAN WANTED — Sh»rl Krai BARTENDING SCHOOL ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- room On watorfront property houtt. Freehold TownlMp. 1179 AMAZING VALUE SHADOW LAKE IS SOLD OUT - LOST — Central Long Branch area, ANTICIPATION DATING TIQUES, Rl )* and Homtniaad LONG BRANCH-WEST ENO — 1 IS.eOO down, assume mortgage But Van Horn has a few choice new I Main St.. Eatontown bedroom, furn. or unturn Pool, one- Private b< " n Only suitable lor one tictv Will consider 1 people female black Labredor. very friend- SERVICE — Call for free brochure, Avc^LMncrdo Ml »» person or mple. No pets MM per 4)1-2111. Completely remodeled Everything end resale units! With prices start- ly. Call I7OO16S anytime. toll free, too U2 303] 542-2299 hall block from ocean, one hail mo Incluo all utilities. Available naw: roof, heat, siding, carpeting. Ing In the Mi Act now...you'll never ARTICLES WANTED - Hand- block from transportation 177 till Feb t Cati Her 4 p.m., 172 9744 16' eat-In science kitchen, large be able to buy for last. mad*. To be told on conilgnmtnt in 104 Winter Rentals bedrooms, luxury bath, living room VAN HORN AGENCY. 7474100 ihop. *5pr..-t»rt., if aM-1171. LUXURY - One-bedroom Ex- with sliding doors. A doll house for Eves: Marilyn Leahy, 1410953 ecutive suite and itudlov located on KEANSBURG only $M.M0. Or Larry Schilling. 142-1179 ocean, IMS and up Call 747 3353. CASHI CASHI CASH1 3 room house for rent. Inquire BEACHCOMBER - CKIIimrdKa- ACADEMY AGENCY REMEMBER ALL YOUR LOVED ONL Rutiian. Ukrainian, Slavic, Eaii MONMOUTH BEACH — Waterfront 747 2148 anytime, rated, one-bedroom executive lull*, »» Hwy IS Hailet SHADOW LAKE RESALES t urop«an oftjecli 791 SUM afttr b luxury townhous*. 2-bedroom, r > by the day. week or month. Pan- ADULT COMMUNITY LlNCROFT — Ranch. 3 bedrooms, oramlc (Keen view*, mild service, ALL MODELS 151,000-1125.000 DON'T HAVE THAT SALE bath. 16W Plus utllltiei Mon -Frl , V/7 baths. FIREPLACE, Over 1 tl U1 1600; evenings. M7TOW coffee shop and leundermet All utll ALSO RENTALS < will buy all your imall garao* tate acre Near BCC «, Bell Labs 1660 itlei Included Security deposit re- COUNTRY ESTATE llami, Pluv antiques, lewelry, con- MODERN APARTMENT - Near Der mo. plus utilities. RIVERSIDE quired. m-W7f Hard to believe et this price. $72,900 KERR AGENCY lanli ol baMmtnlt. allic*. tic. Call transportation Best lime lo call Is AGENCY, INC. 747-2424. Vi-ecre, 17' master bedroom with 7414477 Days 164 MIS tfiir 1 p m MOUNT POCONO — Four-btdroom. belore noon Call 49*0416 MIDDLETOWN — Immaculate 4 fireplace,TO' livin g room with fire- Evas 741-4549. 747-4114 two-bith Chile!. Fireplace. Country place. 14' formal dining room plus SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — We our JOHNSON Red Bank Riverside Ave bedroom, 1". bath, aat-fn kitchen, club. Close to ill resorts 222-3543. finished basement, fenced yard, oa- alcove, eat-In country kitchen, den, have many homes to choose from BUYS AND BUYS i'/i baths, basement. From an tntlrt- houMhold lo • Unole FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE rage WOO per mo »fus utilities Sec SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms and Most styles & varied prices. A Htm. Antlqua funllure, Jawtlry, tll- On the Naveslnk River 4 ft. 142-0032 or 747-4711 furnished studio apartments. Maid ACADEMY AGENCY unique community. Call tor details Walk to railroad, but. Modern one service and utilities Included In our CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors vtr. Immtdlata caih Top dollar. and two bedrooms, 1430-up. Air con- MIDDLETOWN — Furnished house 2951 Hwv IS Hailet "Independently Owned" 1*2 433* _J low winter rates. Available by day. 7)*-ni? ditioning, heat, hot water, balcony, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, living room, week or month. No lease. TRADE • 13 River Rd. Felr Haven doorman, security and more. Ga- dining room, kitchen, $400 per mo. + WINDS MOTEL. (42-1U7. CUSTOM COLONIAL — Oceenport 1201) 741-71U LINENS WANTED rage, pool, marina available Bob, utilities. Call 471 1223 $139,900 Financing available. Antlqut and old qualllv tablt t lolh, 741 1732 WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. —717 3)00 do11 HI. quilti. *lc. Allo any hand OCEANPORT — Small 3 bedroom IPIne Rldoat. Two-bedroom con- 134 Farm Property made crochtt Hams In good condi- RED BANK - 4 rooms, heat 1 hot home. Gas heat, large yard, non- dominium Fully lurnlshed. Club FIREPLACE ISS.WO tion SU WIO water included 4375 Plus gaift ele c development. References, security privileges Available April. (No 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths, dining trie S3O-0511 ft lease required. Asking 1475 par Pltsl Call Me-OtM. room, 11' science kitchen, 24' den.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — For- ()[ D tURNIIUHfc Anliguat. thl month Call Jack McGowan, utility room, 2 car garaga. 111' lot. merlv Tony's Farm Market site, 27 na, glattwtra, art oblatU and brlc- RED BANK — Beautiful 3 747-3000 ERA MELMED REALTY, Bkr., ecres farming with roedslde stand. • brae. Immtdlitt caih lor any-bedrooms, carpeting, dishwasher. IM Furnished Rooms 471-5*50. available for lease. Hwy. 3$ * Taylor thing and evervlhlng Ruscll't. 25 E. 1400 Plui Utilities 741 7196 RED BANK — Beautiful 3 Lane, Middletown Call 171-1212 Froni Sr»_Rtd Bartk Ml—IW. bedrooms, dishwasher, carpeting, FOULKS PRESTON AOeNCY RED BANK - Beautiful large •fit- REALTORS TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO elenev, carpeting, eat-In kitchen, 1550 Plus utilities. 741-219*. BRADLEY BEACH — Room with private entrance. Us* of kitchen. 2 Woodland Dr.— Mlddlelown- 137 Lots & Acreage S DOLLARS - Convert Old Jawtlry lo balcony with cook-out. 1350. Land- RED BANK - Maple Ave., 5 rooms, «' if with Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS *IH lord pavs heat. 74M1H Year round. All utilities Included. tn-MM 2 baths, tt» month, utilities In Near beach. Available Immediately. > Kiss Buy from private owntri and ei eluded. WHITFIELD MORRIS GLORIA NILSON OAK HILL tatat ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE RED BANK - Magnificent, luxury, Call 77e-«2« or 2«S-tlU. Realtors loft, cathedral r»'Mng one-bedroom ASSOC. Realtors, 946-9474 One ot the last lots available 50c PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE KEYPORT - Residential, private Hwy. 35. Shrewsbury 14140O9 Builder's terms-full price only. SIGNED. M» Rlvar Rd.. Fair apartment. Carpeting, new kitchen. RUMSON - 4-bedroom Colonial, Kin iper area. 1450 Plut utilities. entrance. Tile bath & shower. Gen GOOD INVESTMENT - 3 bedroom $45,000 Evenings, 1714499 Havtn, N.J. 142 «S7 t car garage, $650 a month plus tlemen only 1M-K4* 741-2196 utilities. Call S»O113 lanch. Living room, kitchen, porches, in Seelev Ave , I RED BANK - Beautiful 3 room KEANSBURG - Rooms By week 138 Mobil* Homt* HI fll I ST ATt or month. Keensburg. 117,900. Terms nego- furn apt. Ret, security. Lease. lable Principals only 7t7-197t or „, Uf NIAI S Quiet 7410301 alter 5 pm. SHREWSBURY — Lovely home on Call 7I7.UM or 7i7-NSt quiet street. Living room with fire- 717-7)11. ANDERSON 1919 — Small 1- RED BANK — Luxury High-Rise, place, dining room, 2 bedrooms, KEANSBURG — Nice gulet room bedroom, shed on side, trailer park, two bedroom, two baths, also three bath, attached garage Lovely back Monthly, weekly, dally. Good loca- HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS own yard, MHO. 495-9119 IN THIS SPECIA1 WAY ON VALENTINE'S DAY 101 Apartments bedrooms, three baths, Beautiful yard. t475 plus utilities, 1W mo., tion. 7I7M7. 717 Mil Call the Kerr Agency. Inc. view. Between 12-1. 6-f P.m. I42-4M1 security, references required, If In- Ue River Rd . Fair Haven, 7414477 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES RED BANK — Large lovely room, — Bethany Rd., Hanoi. Adult park. terested call 747-0512. HOLMDEL — All-brick Ranch on With a Register ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - MJJ. RID BANK — 1-bedroom apt. near nicely furn. Private entrance. Park- Walk to shopping and NY. bus. ing Good area 142 4171 or Ml Mol cul-de-sac, 1 acre. 4 bedrooms. 2 144-3911 heal Included. One bedroom. No trains, bus, business 1400 Includes TINTON FALLS — 3 bedroom, two- fireplaces, many extras. $115,000. Pttt Wef. Clll 8-10 P.M., 671-43H utilities 747H43 altar t a.m. story private home, on i'/i acres, gulet area. 1450 a mo., Plus utilities RED BANK - Furn room with a71)41]. HAZLET — Mobile home, pleasant ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenlt HUMSON 7 bedroom apartment. and secrultv. 542-0712 or 5424711 private entrance, kitchen privileges. surroundings, Immaculate cond.. Businesswoman preferred. Inquire cell 7174391 ask for Joe. LOVE-O-GRAM view apt., 2 bedrooms, with heal> no gas heat. 13S0 per month plus utili- HOLMDEL 1 at 41 Peters PI. Red Bank. pels. 1400 a month plut I * months ties 741 »079 after 6 p.m. EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY NEW * U9ED MOBILE HOMES wcurltv. 1 year leate Available 103 Rentals To Share ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY FOR SALE — Mlelevllle Motor 1/1/11. W1-M0I. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — 1- RELIABILITY On Friday February 13th bedroom, 2-b*th, with garage U7Ja IM Commercial 944-4144 Court 717-4221. month plus utilities. One tenant ELDERLY WIDOWER — Want! to COLTS NECK MOTEL — Elllclen- Rentals •>K ONE BEDROOM - Bath. cv, $100 per week Motel, 190 Permust be 52 or over. Call 471-3213. share 2-bedroom. Non-smoking KEANSBURG kitchen, and living room. Must be weak. Light housekeeping Daily mature lady 1160 per mo. + utilities Three bedrooms, gas heat. Handy- ^ Girl Friend or Boy Friend ^ Husband or Wife SMALL APARTMENT — 199 Port moved Asking $1900. Cell 171-1149. rites available Call 431-1724 or ft security. Call 566-1231 after 4 P.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — WO sq. man Special. $11,500. 50% down, 946-3700 Monmouth Rd.. Port Monmouth. ft shop area, with concrete floor, for owner will hold !0«% mortgage. TRAILER — 1 bedroom. 35«1 Eve Bedroom, kitchen/living room area MARLBORO — Large house to rent Will alter to suit I72-OM7 BOTTONE REALTY GROUP rylhlng Included $3000 or bail offer. 1f Mom and Dad 49 Slater and Brother HIGHLANDS — 1 room, INS mo,, ft bath. 1260 a month plus electric. share. Girl 70i, same 1160 Plus Realtor 747-1441 Call 244 05*0 ttc. required, heat Inc . no pats. One month's security. No pets al- utilities, immediate occupancy. Call ATTRACTIVE MODERN - 2 single HMMt lowed Call attar 6 P.m 671-0210. 790-4532 offices available In prime Red Bank LOVELY LITTLE SILVER — De- downtown location. On-slte private lightful 4-bedroom Colonial features 140 Real Estate Wanted t0 Grandparents ^•Mother-in-law parking. 1115 mo., heal furnished. bright A cheerful family room, for Call Rocar Co. before 1 P.m.nal dining room, full dry basement. 741-1)11. ilcely landscaped lot. Desirable ALL CASH area III,500 APPLEBROOK Investors seek houses up to $100,000. COLTS NECK - Commercial space AGENCY, INC.. Realtori. 747-5444. Oukk closing. MELMED REALTY, for lease Colts Town* Shoppat. Bkr 671 5440 Colts Neck, N.J., across from De- MIDDLE TOWN — House tor sale or licious Orchards. Space available rent by owner. 1 bedrooms, ranch- HOUSES BOUGHT YOU MAY WIN lrom 1150 oar mo. Call 721 0044 for type cottage, kitchen, dining room, more Information. tiled bath, dan, wash room. Pro- FOR CASH fessionally decorated Rent $400 per 14 HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR month Available Immediately OH DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY, Naveslnk Rlvar Rd. Call 291-2442. REALTOR, 739-2221 A ROMANTIC DINNER FOR TWO COLTS NECK OAK HILL — Charming 3-bodroom. COMMERCIAL SPACE — For leasa 2 beth ranch on exceptionally beau- at the Olde Union House In Coltt Town Shop, cuts Neck, tiful lot with tall treat, brook, across from Delicious Orchards. privacy A lovely view. Daylight Space available from $.150 to UeO a basement Asking 1121.900 . Red Bank must, plus utilities. IM tq. ft. to 900 APPLEBROOK AOENCY. Inc , Re- 1S2 Boats* sq. ft. Call 7214044 for Information altors, 171-2MO PRIZE GIVEN FOR THE "MOST ORIGINAL" LOVE-O-GRAM We n.ake it easy and OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside Accessories inexpensive lor you lo give someone you love an unforgettable thrill as he or she reads Woods and Long view vlllege New homes from 1112,000 12'/i% morl II' HOBIE — Three-months-old, your message in The Daily Register Love-O-Qram Section. Just till out the coupon DOCTOR'S OFFICE — To share. aeges No points or fees 53KSO5 ' many extras. 12500 or best offer enclosed here and mall your message to us The Love-O-Gram Section will appear on 741-0071 eves. Friday, February 13, 1981. Remember you may win the delicious Dinner lor Two at The 1000 sq. ft., decorated and fully OCEANPORT — New Ranch. To be furnished Modern professional built. Choose your colors. Financing FIBERGLAS — 21' boat, motor and Olde Union House Wouldn't that make a great Valentine Gift! Deadline Wednesday, building In Red Bank. Available Jan. trailer. IB/OB motor. $3,500 or best INFLATION FIGHTERS 1, mt. Call 4)1 1121 available. 717-1100. February 11th? offer, 717 1414 or 717-1441. Oceanport EXECUTIVE OFFICES — Red BUILDER'S HOME LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan Bank. 2 or more rooms. Air, carpet, I STUDDED (NOW TIRES - KUCHEN SET — EKC. cond.. graan 7 veer young DUTCH COLONIAL Bay boating. In-out berthing service 1 RADIAL SNOW TIRES decoration s»5 month per room. 30' master bedroom suite, 2-xone for power and sail boats, 11 to 21'. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES RI8«t3. 4 oly polwstar. 110 aach & gold, formica & wrought iron. Full sarvlcei. 74t-t»5. Clll W-HII. •_ 41"xM" tabla plus laat & 4 matching From Volvo. USSR-IS. IIS aai heat/air conditioning, central vacu- used boat sales. 717-11)9. swlval chairs. 1115 Sliding glass Call 741-Utt FREEHOLD BOROUGH — Wast um, Intercom, very large eat-In AM/FM STEREO — With (track kitchen with no-wax floor. Self- MARINE ELECTRONICS — For To Mom on VtMntlnt't Ocy W« Frank l love you on Valentine'* Jackie I'll love you till lh« end ol door with scraan. S'x4' IIS 471-4230. RECLINER ARMCHAIR — Rust Main SI . 1000 plui sq ft. for rent, the latest In SI Tex recorders. VHF lap* Dlavar. two ipa«k«rt, Mi off-street parking, will divide For- cleenlng oven, etc Beautifully deco- want to My w« love you Charlie day and every other day of the time Happy Valentine's Day For- fabric. Ilka naw. HOC. radios, direction finders or Loren, year Eleanor ever Nicky IllUOa LIBRARY TABLE 1MI. M. 471 1455 merly doctor's residence, being of- reted. VA/FHA buyers welcome! and Tina dranar. and tabla, matching lat !*S LITTLE SILVER REALTY, Re- your best buy It ANTIQUE - Victorian oak sldl- fered tor first time Approved for China closat lt*S. Antigua farm- SKI BINDINGS additional 1300 sq. ft Will build to altors. 741-0990. BOAT HOUSE board with btvalad glatl mirror. house lable. $65. walghllftlng bench, Burl 11 retractables. never used, I7S suit. Days: 7W-77W. 1137 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright li» HI-UK. two sals or walghts. ISO Antlqua hat Call 170-2124. Port Monmouth Why Pay Rent! 142-2111 rack 110 Small lamp IIS. Two and RED BANK — New luxury office Perfect starter or Investment home Open Tuet. through Sun. 311ms BUNK BEDS — UnuMd. sturdy 3" tables. 110 Leather-too coffee lable SNOW TIRES — L7I-IS whllawall Owner In process of getting sub- Sullt with DtatilM ooitv Completa with mattraiM! space with central switchboard a. MARINE ENGINE — M 440 Cl. 1)0 Ms iM«ir S35 Oak waihiland 110 164 64« 111, Delta Supar. mounted, Ilka naw. receptionist. 7415444. division. Building lot Included In ins ?ii ;m. price: $39,500. h p. Chr»sier. right-hand. MOO All ads must be on Friday. Feb- »4« Dalr 671 O11I Call 123-1440 $ 00. a -*» Kin CRIB MATTRESS — And burner. RED BANK - Store for BOTTONE REALTY GROUP 3 prepaid by ruary 13th in The Ilk* naw. 425 Man'i coatt A tulti. LIBRARY TABLE — ISO Bad. Store/office. I1M Realtor 747-2441 MARINE ENGINES (21 1971 — Wednesday, Classified Sec- lire 40, tS each Man 1 Total boon dresser, and tabla, matching set. SOFA — Brown vlnvl with nallheed 741-21H 50C <«s China closet, im Antique trim, iioo or bast offer. 1 green club M-400 Cl. 210 tip. Chryslers 1.91 February 11th. tion. II Mini Dlcvcla la" Mi Swrtl lun farmhouse tabla. s»5 Weight lilting (hairs, I3S pair 471-K11 RED BANK J-Broad St 1100 sq It . RUMSON reduction, freshwater cooled, right ••ch additional lamp »!5 Call 7C. com).. (IIS OLDS TRUMPET — Asking I1S0. In 1150. storm Indoor Inserts, glass 14. Xerox. On-slte parking. 14*0.heat In this 1 bedroom Split Level, 154 Recreational Phon* S4J-I141 good cond. screen II. 2(ViK3r/4 only, bathroom •427400 near school!, playgrounds, shopping Call Sean at 1411051 cablnat link, complete, ISO 1K4473 and transportation. Only 174.900 Vehicles INSULATED 32" - Stfal antranca RUMSON - New office, 700 M ft., Cell todev. WALKER I WALKER, EACH BOX REPRESENTS ONE WORD door. UO Ouaanslia bo« spring ( PFDEGO CARRIAGE STROLLER WASHING MACHINE — One year paneled 1 carpeted. Off-street perk- 741-5212. LUXURIOUS Irama. His 1 Htr Contairiporarr -i All accessories. Ilka naw. naw.old. Montgomery Ward. 1175 Call Ing. 147-0444. »175 or bait offer 671-4501 altar 4. 3-10 p.m. wofcdavs. 244-3701. WATERFRONT — Sensational 4- Wlnnebego motor home for rent mlrrcr drassars. >75. Call Hl-Wl, WEST LONG BRANCH - Luxury year-old expanded ranch. In-ground 201 5M-17M ITALIAN PROVINCIAL COUCH - PIANO WASHER ft DRYER — Kenmore. office building. W0 to 3000 sq. ft All POM. glass doors from master And lamp. me. fond, (ISO Call Nttdl flood home and tuning Asking while, good runninrunnlr g cond.. I7S aach. utilities Included Immedlete oc bedroom to deck overlooking river 1 MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT <71-5O». I7S Call 5416431 797.8317, 5-8 p m cupancv. more 1H5.000. Call for details. Check our unbeatable GIG REALTORS ill TOCO APPLEBROOK AGENCY, INC., low rates and compare, 229-0472 Realtors, Ml 2«00 STARCRAFT 1971 - Pop-up camper COST 110 Wanted To Runt When considering Buying or Selling Sleeps a, asking $2500. Excellent $ 30 Call a member ot The cond Call M5-01M after t p m Monmouth County WANTED — Small 2-bedroom Multlela Listing Service 10i Commercial house. Middletown Highlands area. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Couple with baby * dog "will make Rentals $300 I minor repairs". H1-44S0. II p.m. YOUR FIRST HOMEI — Cute as can be Red Bank Cape Codder with $ 1 bedrooms, eat-In kitchen, base- FWKE INDUSTRIAL AREA FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200" ment ft a deep verd. One block to bus line. We can arrange your mort- 12.000 KI ft. Ttlgttlowling.prtvMa Reqisler Family Ads can sell your unneeded items gage Offered at 154,900 pfftung WC. twat. evprmtttortxl Pub- CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors he it «rnport»tton quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- "Independently Owned" umns now under a separate distinctive heading 131 Houses For Sale •II River Rd. Fair Haven SEAL IT WITH A KISS - '3" INI) 741-71H 747-110q Items oriqmating lrom your household may be sold lor up to $200 00 (lormerly $100 00) per article ASSUMPTION - Available to quail 132 Condominiums Price lor each item must be mentioned fled buyer. Beautifully decorated 3 or 4-bedroom Colonial Split offers nHKINOUSTMIU SPACE outstanding country kitchen with Town Houses bev window walk to but. sctwsjs 1 Just canw on tie market 70.0D0 sq II shops. 171,too APPLEBR0OK RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSES - •Mbng 10 tuCMtnde Tulgatt loading. AGENCY, Inc , Realtors «4-3t!3 With view of the NavaslnH Two or pn.ele parhng. heal, tcmlei, a» cor* The Register three-bedroom units with IVi baths, Mned. newty mataNed security system Call 542-1700 BRAND NEW 170's den, garage. From t99.0W. 741-0511. Mai PUMC lamxmekun MUM im DAILY *-* SUNDAY 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, brick fire- No discount: il cancelled before expiration place, formal dining room, utility room, central elr, gas heat. carpet- STG COMDO MART INC ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-4000 No changes in copy Ing, appliances ERA MELMED Shore Homes. Condo Specialist Call 747-1100. REALTY. Mr.. 471 J4I0 Sea Bright. N.J. M140M SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. FEBRUARY IW IXufvRenter 17 order 3...get 4 extended classifuMl deadline

Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad for and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free Now that's a good deal See how easy it is? Call 24 hours 4:3#*P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you Ret fast results too a day on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54H700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME,

213 Instruction 219 Asburv Park 231 Little Silver 239 Red Bank NOTICE the Borough Clerk's Office belwttn NOTICI or Decision There will be * Special Me.ting the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. OF PLANNINO »OARD Western Monmouth DON'T ENVY o) the Board o( Education on weekdays Saturdays & Sundays ex OP THE IOROUOH THE Wednesday February*, 1961 al 1 30 eluded. OP RID »ANK P.M. In the AsburV Park High Bids must be submitted on itan PUBLIC NOTICE If Hereby oly. MEDICAL School. The Purpose of the meeting dard proposal forms, enclosed In • en to all pcnons that a publk hear OR THE Is to adopt a resolution to go Into sealed envelope bearing the name Ins wai held before the Red Bank Closed Executive Session and to act and address ol such bidder, ad Planning Board on January 26. 1981 DENTAL on other matters which may be dressed to (he Borough Council on the application of the Central Ice boaters Borough of Little Silver, N.J. *nc Jersey Blood Bank, at which hearing ASSISTANT must be accompanied bv a Certill»<) OR THE purpose of the Closed Executive Ses- an application for minor file plan sion Is to hold disciplinary hearings. Check ar Bid Bond In the amount of approval with bulk variances for DENTAL This Special Meeting Is at the 10% of the bid payable to the trees parking, open space requirements saved from call of the President of the Board of and design standards for premises LABORATORY Education and will be advertised In WOO. 00 known as Block 97B. Lot 9D. com- TECHNICIAN compliance with the Open Public The Borough Council reserv monly known as 110 Newman OR THE Meeting Law and the resolution the right to reject any and all bids <•« Springs Road, was heard. adopted bv the Board at the Or any part thereof or to waive artv , Said application was granted bv Navesink ELECTRONIC ganiiatlon Meeting on May 22.1M0 informalities where such Informali- a resolution, which resolution Is on -Allen B. Weissberger ty is not detrimental to the best file and available 'or Inspection in RED BANK - The North TECHNICIAN ~ Secretary interest of the Borough The right Is the Municipal Building, 32 Mon< OR THE Feb. 1 St.60 also reserved to Increase or de- mouth Street, Red Bank. New Jer Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club DRAFTING • crease the Quantities sev, In the Offices of the Secretary to the Planning Board. yesterday retrieved three SPECIALIST 229 Keansburg BY ORDER OF THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE CENTRAL JERSEY BLOOD BANK glider boats from the LEARN TO BIDS RECEIVED BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER Bv: Joseph T. Orauie, BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, NJ. Attorney BE ONE Stephen G. Greenwood January 28, 1981 Navesink River after three •Financial aid available to Qualified COUNTY OP MONMOUTH Administrator-Clerk Feb. 2 M.70 •V THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Feb. 2 112,00 men piloted their crafts unto lludtnli. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN •A, ( M-rlilnl I,, NATTS. A-.'.,,. ,< that bids will be received bv the 234 Mlddlotown thin ice. Trade & Technical Schools. Municipal Manager of the Borough 244 Tlnton Falli Club Secretary Dick Grif- • Placement assistance since 1944 of Keansburg for furnishing Fuel Oil SUMRIOR COURT •No previous experience needed in the Borough of Keansburg, and OF NEW JERSEY NOTICI fith said the rescue squad IN MONMOUTH COUNTY opened and read In public at a meet- CHANCIRV DIVISION AN ORDINANCE FURTHER CALL MONMOUTH COUNTY ing held In the Council Chambers In s AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENT rescued the men after the 5431193 the Municipal Building In the Deckel No I OM 7 J INC ORDINANCE #387 EN- UNION TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Borough of Keansburg, to be held on CIVIL ACTION TITLED "AN ORDINANCE ES- three separate incidents at 1 MAIN ST . EATONTOWN February 9, 1961 al 2:00 P.M. NOTICE OF MOTION TO ENTER TABLISHING A STATE UNIFORM WEDNESDAY ollpalntlng DEFAULT Al TO STATI OP NEW CONSTRUCTION CODE ENFORC the foot of Glenmary St., WORKSHOP'Instruclor. Complete specifications and JERSEY, OFFICE OF TNI PUB ING AGENCY, A CONSTRUCTION JUDY MARTIN: 3 openings forms of bid. contract and bond for FEE SCHEDULE. PURSUANT TO here. Griffith said the club proposed work have been filed In the LIC DEFENDER, ANNA GILL remain - Call 843 3775 AND HIR HIIRS. C. GORMAN P. CHAPTER 217, LAWS OF NEW employed an amphibious, six- office of the Municipal Clerk at the JERSEY 1975 and TITLE S, Municipal Building. Keamburg, FISCHER, INC. and DAVID SCHAIPFIR CHAPTER 23, OF THE NEW JER- wheel vehicle for the rescues NJ. Copies may be received bv SEY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE" prospective bidders upon applica- JACK E SHAMES Thomas Cherry, 59, of tion. Bids must be made on Standard P O BOX 209 BE IT ORDAJNED by the Proposal Form In the manner desig- 325 Highway #35 Borough Council of the Borough of Point pleasant, who suffered nated therein and required by the Middletown, N.J. 07746 Tinton Falls as follows specifications; must be enclosed In (201) 142-4600 SECTION 1 Ordinance #387 en- a broken nose, was treated sealed envelopes bearing the name ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff titled "An Ordinance Establishing a and address of the bidder, addressed Plaintiff State Uniform Construction Code and released at Riverview to the Municipal Clerk of the ANTHONY CAMPO Enforcing Agencv. a Construction Borough of Keansburg, and must be vs. Fee Schedule, Pursuant lo Chapter Hospital, here. John Brown L«flal accompanied by either • certified Defendant 217. Laws of New Jersey 1975, and and an unidentified fallen check or bond drawn to the order of TOM OUMONT. ETC . ET ALS Title S, Chapter 23 of the New Jersey the Borough Treasurer of the TO: State of New Jersey. Office of Administrative Code" and Or boat operator were not in- WELCOME ABOARD — Arthur Kondrup, left, mayor of.Freehold Township, and notlc» Borough of Keansburg for not less the Public Defender, Anna Gill and dinance #450 amending and sup- than ten percent (10%) of the her heirs, devisees, beneficiaries plementing Ordinance #387, are jured in their icy plunges. Gerard Norkus of Enolishtown, congratulate each other as their (irst terms of office amount bid- and personal representatives and amended and supplemented bv the d*adlln« Contractor must furnish surety his, their or any of their successors terms herein. begin on the Freehold Area Hospital Board of Trustees New members not pictured bond In the amount of the contract In right title and Interest. Gorman P SECTION I, Section 3 A I Is 24fl Monmouth County price. Fischer, Inc , a Corporation; and amended and supplemented to de- are Dr. John Durst, Freehold, of the hospitals medical staff, and Bob Schuessler, of David Schaeffer. fete paragraphs d. and e. to be re- MONMOUTH COUNTY Brielle. •II l.gal «dv»rtt«lng Right 11 reserved to reject any GENTLEMEN: placed bv the paragraphs sat forth PUBLIC NOTICE or all bids If deemed to the Interest below and supplemented bv para- of the Council to do so. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT On January 11, 1981, the County muit b« r«c«i»»d by ON FRIDAY, MARCH I], 1901, the graphs f, andg. of Monmouth, as Prime Sponsor, Bv Order of the Municipal Coun- undersigned, Attorney for the Plain- Section 3 Al d For additions, will submit to the United States De cil of the Borough of Keansburg. tiff, will move before the Superior 1 009 per ruble foot of building or partmenl of Labor, the Fiscal Year Waste bill Lawrence M. Rlcclo Court, Chancery Division. Mon structure volume for the added 1981 Annual Plan Subpart tor Title Municipal Manager mouth County, at the Courthouse, In portion; provided that the min- Vll and modifications to the Fiscal 2 P.M. BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG Freehold, New Jersey tor an Order imum fees shall be: Year 1981 Annual Plan for Titles II 3 firefighters Feb 7 114 1" entering Default against you upon Residential - S2S.0O M II D and IV funded under the the grounds that: Commercial & Industrial - Comprehensive Employment and by Muhler 231 Little Silver You have failed to Answer or 179.00 Training Act of 1973 as amended In MM day tutor* 1978 NOTICE TO BIDDERS otherwise move within the time pre- e. Fees for minor construction scribed bv court rule I shall depend work shall be based upon the esti- The purpose of the modifications Publication Public Notice Is hereby given for Titles MB, M D and IV (YCCIP) thai sealed bids will be received by upon the Certification attached here- mated cost of the work The fee due today to. shall be In the amount of si 00 per is to reflect programmatic changes are injured (he Borough Council, Borough of Lit- to these programs tle Silver, 4M Prospect Avenue, Lit- Dated: January 27,19S1 Si.000 00 of estimated cost or a. TRENTON As- tle Silver, New Jersey on 16 Febru- JACK E SHAMES fraction thereof. Title MB provides em The. RegiHter ary 1981 8:00 P.M. prevailing time Attorney for Plaintiff f, For combinations of renova plovment and training to ease bar semblywoman Marie S. MIDDLETOWN Three ITIV is not yet known for the supplying of unleaded Feb 7 US JO lions and additions, (he sum of the rlers to labor force participation firemen were injured fighting Firemen Robert Seitz and gasoline In the Borough. fees computed separately as per encountered by economically dis Muhler said she will in- NOTICE Paragraph b, c and d of this sched- advantaged persons, and thereby separate blazei which dam Kdward Fallon, both of the Detailed specifications and stan- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ule unless the amount constitutes enable them to secure and retain troduce legislation today dard proposal form art- available at Gallerle Liberia has applied to the minor construction work In which employment at their maximum which would provide tax ex- aged a Leonardo home and Old Village Company, were Board of Adjustment of the Town- event the fee shall be as set forth capacity and to increase their ship of Middletown for preliminary in paragraph e. earned Income. emptions to chemical in destroyed ;i barn and shed taken i" Riverview Hospital, and final site plan approval for pre- mises known and designated as Lot g All construction permits Title II D provides Public Ser dustries that treat hazardous eaTl> yesterday where Seilz was treated for 10, Block 430 on the official tax map and other related fees which total vice employment to unemployed, in eye injury and Kallon for a of the Township of Mlddtetotwn a fractional amount of $1.00 are to economically dlsadvantaged per wastes on site The I irst fire broke "in Said premises are commonly known " be rounded to the nearest dollar sons and provides related training groin injury Make It Yourself SECTION 3 Section 3 A.2 a is and services to these Individuals The bill calls for an ex- shortly before 1 a in and as 75 Highway #35, Middletown, New Jersey, amended to delete the words "ex to enable them to move Into un earned extensive damage to ;i The cause of both fires is cept in case of fixture replacement - subsidized employment or train emption of the states five The site plan Is to permit the S3 00" and replaced bv "fixture re Ing percent sales tax on the second floor bathroom 111 a under investigation by the operation of professional offices and placement S3 00" Title IV IYCCIPI provides a bank on the sublect premises, In youth (aged 16-19) experiencing purchase of facilities and two-story frame home at 42 Bureau of Kire Prevention. Jiffy-Crochet! conformance with the variances that SECTION 4. Section 3 A.2a. Is supplemented to include in this severe difficulties In obtaining em Appletnn Ave owned bv Miller said were obtained from said Board bv Plovment with well supervised equipment used in the dis- Resolution dated November 17, twi schedule the following Water conditioning systems - work in projects providing tan posal of hazardous waste, Mary Brown, according lo The application for the site plan S5.00 gible benefits to the community KireClnel William Millcj approvals Is on file at the Township SECTION I, Section 3 A 3. en The purpose of the modification Muhler said The equipment Hall and may be examined during titled "Swimming Pools SI5 00" Is to Title IV (YETP) Is to refect an cost, Muhler said, also can be regular business hours. deleted and replaced as follows: increase of 194,324 to the FY'61 al Firemen from the Com Police nab The Board of Adjustment has set Swimming Pools - in ground - location for this program deducted from other taxes the night of Tuesday, ' February 17, Title IV (YETP) enhances munity and the Breveton 1981. at 8:00 p.m.. at the Township $1500 Swimming Pools above ground the Job prospects and career op- "The chemical industries I'ark tire companies had the Hall, Kings Highway and Highway portunities of youth (aged 16 71) 2 juveniles Crochet this fluffy, beautiful, # 35, Middletown, New Jersey as the $10.00 SECTION 6 Section 3 A.7. Is by providing them with career in either dump the wastes them- (ire under control in less than little fashion bit in no time. time and place of said hearing. All formation, work experience, em persons wishing to be heard regard amended as follows: selves or hire someone else to Ruffles and openwork create a Section 3 A.7. The tee lor a per ploveblllty skills, training, and a five mJnutes The firecaused ing said application may be present battery of supportive services charming effect with dresses, at said meeting. mil to erect a sign shall be as fol haul it away, not really car- extensive smoke damage to in attempt lows: The FY'81 Annual Plan Subpari separates Crochet vest of 2 ZAGER, FUCHS, for Title Vll reflects the allocation of ing where it is disposed of," the second flour LECKSTEIN I KAUFF, a. Interior or exterior Il- strands baby yarn together with a luminated ground or wall signs - 1/86,943 for that program Muhler said "The incentive Attorneys for the Applicants $70.00 Title Vll provides private Miller s,nd .'ill six occu- KEANSBURG - Two ju- #K hook Pattern 414 direc- Feb. 2 110.50 b. All other signs $.0 00 sector employment and training created in my bill would help pants of the huiise escaped venites were arrested last tions, sizes 814 included SECTION 7 Section 3 A 8 a Iv. opportunities to unemployed, eco- in the fight of illegal dump- 231 OcMnport • and v. to switch Identifying numbers nomically dlsadvantaged persons without injury night and charged with at- PUiLIC NOTICI and provide as follows: The Title Il-B, Il-D. IV mod ing." Fireman William Senn THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL iv. Plus for each additional ificallons and Title Vll subpart to tempting to steal a car. OF THE BOROUGH OF OCEAN tenant space or separate unit - the FY '8t Annual Plan, with the Muhler said the bill i de- wjs token i" Rivervleu H»s $2.00 each pattern Add MIC PORT WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SS.00 original document. Is available for 1 The two juveniles were each pattern for first-class air MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, v The Certificate of Occupan review at the MCETA Admmls signed to make waste treat- pital, Red Hank where hi FEBRUARY 4, 1981, AT 7:30 PM IN cy fee for all other Use Groups. (ration Office, Route 9 and Campbell ment and disposal more prof- Spotted by Officer Michael marl and handling Send to: THE OCEANPORT MUNICIPAL except Use Group T shall be a base Court, Freehold, N J any working w;is treated for cuts cm two fee of $50 oo dav between 9:00 a m and 4 00 P m Allfrey at the New Point BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE Written comments may be made to itable than illegal dumping fingers OF INTRODUCING THE 1981 SECTION 8, Section 3ABb is the above address or within 30 days for the chemical industires ( (>mfort Apart tnents where BUDGET amended to read as follows: to the Regional Administrator. U S The second fire broke out PATRICIA L VARCA b The fees for a temporary Department of Labor, Employment industries he bill, she said, lu nil a #roup of four were Laura Wheeler BOROUGH CLERK Certificate of Occupancy for each and Training Administration. 1515 shortly after 2:30 a in iincl Feb 2 S3 90 structure shall be $25 00 for reslden Broadway, New York, New York "is the next logical step" to trying to steal a car, police tiai and $50.00 for commercial 10036 a bill passed by the state Sen- destroyed a barn and pquio* said Naedlecraft Dapl 61 SECTION 9 Section 3 A.a.c Is 23f Rtd Bank amended to delete the words "strut Harry Larrlson, Jr , Direclor ate last week giving the state ment shc>• Address, Zip, Pattern Number. manager of the Foundation Is Edwin ing 550 gallons capacity - $25 00 MONMOUTH COUNTY PLANNING partment, the North i «iit< <>:«><• by tie til«n« - surplice line, lulip bem DOCKET NO F 1157 M Printed Pattern 9433 Misses Clvtl Action NOTICC OP IN REM FORECLOSURE OP TAX LIIN TITLES. hsl below, trorr t*» He Sues 8 10. 12. 14 16 18 Si;e ARNOLD B LEVIN 12 (bust 34) takes 2'? yards i 711 Monmouth Road s action is brought agai Wesi Long Branch, N J 07764 may be entered inerein 60 inch fabric \ (2011 722-5750 Any person desiring to prole t ,i iQht Hi tm- di Attorney lor Plaintiff land or any parcel thereof, bv redi II '.•• tlH's right to BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS, in the County of Monmouih, a Municipal foreclose, must do SO by paving tyr amount rr- nis fight, tit If and interest thpse oroc '•(•diios *"• hrougM

(A) IB) (C) (D) IE) IF) M Schedule Description of Land Tax Sale Date of Date Booh and • Amount o' f-»' ' MARIAN MARTIN No As it dopears on Certificate Sale Page of Record rti- SiHf I ifir. A • , Duplicate a Cert Number ing Tax Sale Sub IP T.»» Cert Pattern Dept. 420 PenaMie1 & Co--! 40 Orchard Street 1031 10 J1 78 1 ?i 19 The Daily Register Blk 10 B, Lot 18 Book 33*0 Page 16

31 Peach Street 10S8 10 11 7t Blk 13 D, Lot 51 Book 3476 232 West 18th St, New York, NY Page 613 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS, ot ZIP SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 0 Off Warden Road 1044 10 11 78 1 25 79 BLOOD DRIVE '' " Blk 138, Lot] Booh ]J60 : Wllh NfW SPRING SUMMER 1981 Page v Midland Gla ' PATTERN CATALOG brings you : ¥ thl! m ii 7i the -i : ' ' '" ' TERRIFIC SAVINGS on time, Bradley Street . 1045 1 25 /V Blk 139, Lot u IS Book I3M work money with ovef 100 last, ( enii easy patterns Plus tree pattern coupon ($? Value) Catalog. SI blood M ' 1974. 18 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1981 Man the barricades, defenders of precise speech By HUGH A. MULLIGAN Let's hope both de-sexed usages blew out to firemen as firefighters. fended by Ronald Reagan's opening his in- AP Special C'orreipondent sea with the morning fog. Otherwise that lovely In other words if a fireman, the male of the augural address with "my fellow Americans" city by the bay will find itself in the same ladder-climbing species, falls off a roof or and his choice of the hymn "God of Our RIDGEFIELD, Conn. (AP) - To the ridiculous situation as the Democratic Conven- rescues a kitten from a tree, newspaper writers Fathers." She eagerly awaits a new translation trenches, defenders of free and precise speech. tion in New York's Madison Square Garden. should refer to him as a firefighter rather than of the Bible by progressive Catholic and Protes- Man the barricades, before you have to person Afraid of the feminist word mincers in their HUGH offend the sensibilities of desexist pressure tant theologians that will ''rid the Scriptures of them. The language vandals are at the gates midst — people who mince words have suddenly groups. Here is a journalism professor asking us sexist language." Amen, brother; or rather, again. become important — the Dems got into a ter- to be less precise in our language, to be vague Aperson, people. In San Francisco a serious move was afoot to rible quandary over whether to adopt such com- MULLIGAN deliberately about the sex of people involved in The fatherhood of God and the brotherhood change the name .of Fisherman's Wharf to promising coinages as chairlady, madam chair, stories, for the sake of sexless harmony. of man are in deep linguistic trouble. Jesus, in a chairperson or chairwoman. "Fisherperson's Wharf." Don't laugh — cry, If you feel so inclined — probable rewrite of Matthew's lovely Gospel, "If we can boycott those states which have They finally settled for just "chair, " de- but there is a book on the market devoted to will encounter Simon and Andrew, two fish- not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment," humanizing and unsexing people t£jh»vpoint instructing editors and public speakers in how to. erpersons of unidentified sex, along the shores Maurice H. Kiebolt wrote the Board of Super- where they became inanimate objects. Granted bowdlerize the language, rid it of its "male of Galilee and offer to make them fishers of visors, "how can we continue to turn the other there was much wooden oratory in that once and when referring to a woman's statements, be- domination," in ways that would shock the spats people. The language Luddites would pull down cheek in the area of using public monies to perhaps future seat of power, but going around cause its root is in testes,' which has nothing to off Thomas Bowdler, the 19th century prude who the temple to change the prayer writing on the advertise and extol the virtues of a sexist tourist calling people chairs and having them gavel the do with being a female. Why not use 'ov- set out to take the sex out of Shakespeare and wall. ' • attraction?" hall into silence reduced the proceedings to the arimony'?" matje a historic ass of himself. "The Handbook Academia is way out front in this sort of Kiebolt was identified in the news story Mad Hatter's tea party in prime time. Well, why not? Peter DeVries, trie novelist, of Nonsexist Writing" by Casey Miller and Kate affrontry. Gene Brown, who writes an amusing reporting this as president of the city'i Citizens At one point, a congressperson from Massa- got so carried away with desexed job designa- Swift urges persons employing the language in "About Town" column, says he received a Advisory Panel on Transportation. It was not chusetts was suddenly turned into a temporary tions he found himself referring to the phone public places to do a "skillful job," rather than circular from his old alma mater telling about clear whether he had his tongue in the cheek he chair, which must have come as a surprise to serviceman as "a telephone lineperson tree a "workmanlike job" in cleaning up their preparations to receive "incoming was no longer willing to turn, because in that her husband. climber." speech so that in the future a "fisherman" freshpersons." i part of the country you can never tell. John Simon, the critic, thought the outer In a recent writing pamphlet put out by the becomes a "fisher", a "gateman" Is re- There is a moral in all this: Watch your It was in San Francisco that an ardent bounds of feminist pedantry had been reached Associated Press Managing Editors organiza- designated a "gate tender" and a "draftsman" language, there may be ladles present. If so, feminist campaigned to change the designation when a letter writer in Ms. magazine signed in tion, a journalism professor seriously advised ends up a "drafter." don't )et on. Sex has gone back in the closet in of sewerlids to "personhole covers." with: "I protest the use of the word 'testimony' editors to unsex their language by referring to A young nun told me recently she was of- our language. Modest increase shown in January grocery bill By LOUISE COOK of each succeeding month. The list originally included 15 Associated Press Writer items, but chocolate chip cookies were dropped from the survey after the manufacturer discontinued the package size Peanut butter prices are giving grocery shoppers some that had been used for the price check. sticky moments. An Associated Press marketbasket survey shows that the cost of the popular sandwich filling rose - The latest survey showed that the marketbasket bills rose sharply during January, for the second month In a row. last month at the checklist stores in seven of the cities Despite the peanut butter price surge, the overall grocery surveyed, up a average of 2.6 percent The marketbasket went bill measured by the AP went up only two-tenths of a percent down in six cities, dropping an average of 2.7 percent. The last month, thanks to declines for items like coffee, meat and overall January increase of two-tenths of a percent compared eggs with a boost of half a percent during December. The peanut butter problems are caused by last summer's There were fairly widespread decreases in meat prices drought, which cut Into the peanut crop and boosted prices. In during January — frankfurters, for example, went down at addition, some consumers, apparently afraid they might not the checklist store in seven cities; pork chops dropped in five be able to buy peanut butter at any price, hurried to stock up cities. Eggs declined in seven cities. In all, almost 30 percent and several stores surveyed by the AP were sold out last of the items checked by the AP went down last month. week, Families who had turned to peanut butter as an inex- "People heard about a peanut shortage and started hoard- pensive source of protein because of last year's high meat ing," said a clerk in a Providence, R.I., store who did not prices were out of luck, however. The price of peanut butter •nlilii photo by Or I For lito want his name used. went up at the checklist stores in 10 of the cities surveyed by FINAL FOUR — Alfonse Alfone, center, president of Johantgen. Alfone, who made the presentations at the The store was sold out of most brands of peanut butter. the AP, with increases ranging from a low of 3 percent in the St. Gerard Guild, distributes bulletproof vests to the guild chapel In his Chelsea Avenue home, said all The only one available was a local brand at $2 09 for a It- Boston to a high of 60 percent in Los Angeles. The price went newest members additions to the Long Branch Police members of the department who require vests now ounce jar. A month earlier, the AP found.plenty of peanut down at the checklist store in one city — Atlanta, which Department. The police officers are, from left; Jeffrev have them, this completing the guild's program. butter, with national brands at 91.0* for 12-ounce Jars. reported a 1 percent drop. The checklist stores in three cities Sims, Mario Fragale, Howard Townsend and Bruce The AP marketbasket survey involves a random lift of were sold out of the brand of peanut butter normally used in commonly purchased food and non-food items. Prices of all the survey. During December, the price of peanut butter went items were checked at one supermarket In each of 13 cities on up in nine of the cities surveyed. March 1,1973, and have been rechecked on or about the start Other findings of the latest AP survey included: Warning: Watch loan terms — Marketbasket bills at the checklist stores at the end of January were an average of 14 percent higher than they were By The AssociateoVPress have to pay the difference. If, for example, the lender Sixty evacuated a year earlier. You may be signing up for more than you realize when you repossesses a $500 television set and is able tosel l it for only — Milk prices went up at checklist stores in eight cities. take out a loan or buy on credit. $150, you still owe $350 — even though you've lost the TV. Prices have been rising steadily because of higher govern- The Federal Trade Commission says the standard clauses — Co-signer guaranty clause. This clause gives the lender as tanker burns ment price supports. Another boost in the support level in included in many loan agreements can bind borrowers to the right to collect from the co-signer of a loan without first "some strange things." trying to collect from the borrower. In fact, the lender doesn't spokeswoman, Seaman April will mean more increases, despite an expected rise in PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) production. Among the examples given by the agency is something even have to warn your co-signer that you've fallen behind in — Sixty people aboard an Barbara Smith. The Coast your payments. The FTC says many people are not aware of Guard reported the fire was — Coffee prices are on the decline, down at the checklist called the "confession of judgment clause." empty oil tanker off the Vir- The fine print reads like this: "To secure payment hereof, the risks involved in co-signing a loan. They think of it as ginia coast were evacuated extinqulshed by late yester- store in eight of the cities surveyed by the AP. giving a character reference and don't realize they could end day afternoon. No attempt was made to weight the AP survey results the undersigned jointly and severally irrevocably authorize last night as a fire in the any attorney of any court of record to appear for one or more up owing a lot of money. Before you co-sign, make sure you Shortly after 7 p.m., how- according to population density or in terms of what percent of vessel's engine room con- of them in such court in term or vacation, after default in can afford to pay off the loan without going into debt yourself. ever, Coast Guard personnel a family's actual grocery outlay each item represents. tinued to smolder, the Coast payment hereof and confess a judgment without process in A continuing co-signer guaranty clause can make the co- from the cutter Uniraak The day of the week on which the check was made varied Guard said. favor of the creditor hereof for such amount as may then signer of one loan responsible for future loaps you arrange boarded the tanker and found depending on the month. Standard brands and sizes or com- The fire on the 800-foot appear unpaid hereon, to release all errors which may in- with the same lender — even if the co-signer takes no further the engine room "very hot." parable substitutes were used. Items temporarily out of stock tanker Alkaterlni, located 40 tervene in any such proceedings, and to consent to immediate action. There were no flames but "a on one of the survey dates being compared were not included miles east of Chlncoteague, execution upon such judgment, hereby ratifying every act of — Late fee clause: This provision allows the lender to lot of smoke," said Coast in the overall total. had been reported about 9 such attorney hereunder " charge a fee if you are 15 days late with a payment. In some a.m., said a Coast Guard Guard spokesman Patrick The AP did not try to compare prices from city to city — to states, the law says that even if you are late only once, the Twiss. say, for example, that eggs cost more in one area than What the87 words add up to is this: If you default on a loan payment and the lender sues, you agree — in advance — that lender can charge a late fee on all your payments. ""HIM IIIIIIIIIUMI mi The engine room is in another. The only comparisons were made in terms of per- the lender should win, no matter what your reason for not — Insecurity clause. This clause provides that if you fall "close proximity to the fuel centages of increase or decrease — saying a particular item paying. You even agree that the lender's lawyer can represent behind in your payments — or if the lender simply gets tank," Twiss said, so it was went up 10 percent in one city and 6 percent in another. vou. worried that you MIGHT fall behind in your payments — he or "determined there is a sig- The USDA marketbasket issued each month is based on a she can demand that you repay the entire loan at any time. Births nificant danger to the veessl. Here are some of the clauses to look out for: complex set of statistics. It is used to keep track of changes in — Attorney's fee clause. Under this provision, when a lllhllMIIMtlllllMIIIMIIIIIIIinilllllMIMI For that reason it was felt it the proportion of the food dollar received by the farmer, — Blanket security interest clause. This provision gives the lender the right to take all your household goods if you lender goes to court to try to collect money that is owed, the would be wise to evacuate wholesaler and retailer and does not correspond to actual borrower has to pay for the lawyer, plus court costs. RIVERVIEW It." family spending. don't pay off the loan. The lender can even confiscate items Red Bank Among those evacuated The items on the AP checklist were: chopped chuck, you buy to replace the ones he or she has already taken. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Don- were the 36 Aikaterini center cut pork" chops, frozen orange juice concentrate, paper — Waiver of state property exemption clause. If you nelly (Eileen Callahan), 78 crewmen and 24 Navy per- towels, coffee, butter, Grade A medium white eggs, creamy default, this type of clause gives the lender the right to take Redfield Road, Lincroft, ton, sonnel from the destroyer peanut butter, laundry detergent, fabric softener, tomato even the personal belongings which state law would allow you Jan. 30. Radford, which had gone to sauce, milk, frankfurters and granulated sugar. to keep. You agree — in advance — to waive the protection the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clif- the scene. The cities checked were: Albuquerque, N.M., Atlanta, state gives, you. ton (Caroline Napolitan), 410 The tanker crew was Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New — Right to collect deficiency clause. This provision in- FREE CHECKING Park Place, Bradley Beach, taken to the Unimak and the York, Philadelphia, Providence, R.I., Salt Lake City and volves property that is repossessed by a lender and sold to pay daughter, Jan. 30. Navy personnel returned to Seattle. off a debt. If the lender" doesn't get a good resale price, you with Mainstay Federal Mr and Mrs. Clarkson the destroyer, Twiss said. Fisher (Caroline Sullivan), 1498 Rustic Drive, Ocean Township, son, Jan. 30 AND NOW Mr and Mrs. James SINCE 1928 McGuinness, (Karen 5'/4% INTEREST Barker), 1112 Harris Ave , Union Beach, son, Jan. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Michael TOO! SPECIAL DEALS No service charges with a minimum balance Padulchick (Anne O'Brien), ol $100.00, and interest is earned at 5V<% 38 Wallace Road, Mid- 'rowms compounded daily and credited monthly with dletown, daughter, Jan. 31. minimum balance ol $50 00 . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirzow (Donna Lee FREE GIFTS TOO! Krueger), 1980 Wall St., ON NEW 1980 Eatontown, son, Jan. 31. SALE Mr and Mrs. George Mls- chenko (Victoria Sarachman), 75 Tatum EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Drive, Middletown, daughter, Jan. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel "pmwrsowN" Konish (Kathleen Vena), 296 Whit*, aluminum combination St. Mary'i Blank*! Eveready •form and *er**n window. Fit* twin or double bed Commander Lantern Washington St., Keyport, son, Heavy duty throughout Jan. 31. triple track, can be cleaned easily from the I Just open an NOW account with Mainstay Federal Mr. and Mrs. Vincent inside and receive one ol these gilts FREEI Limited time Olmo (Eileen Gadomski), 22 Fully wealherstripped only. Extra heavy bottom rail and stabilizer Surrey Drive, Hazlet, daugh- free measuring service SEE US FOR DETAILS ter, Feb. 1. stop In for tree est. just count the number of I Now through February 28 we are making some terrific Mr. and Mrs. Richard window* you need Prices the same up to Buccellato (Joanne Couture), giant 101 United inches (that's Big) deals on 1980 Rabbits, Dashers and Sciroccos. BWAINSTAY 9 Hidden Hollow Terrace, To.qualifyjust show up before February 28. Holmdel, daughter, Feb. 1. $4000 INSTALLED FREE "•\FEDERAL Mr. and Mrs. Michael " ^*r'••e mmr-ttn witWithh thHIe* purchasDUrchatea Oof Tortorello (Denise Dais), 38 6 or more r Evergreen St., Keyport, |\SAVINGS daughter, Feb. 1. LIPPIN VOLKSWAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Con- 1 OUR 56th YEAR 9 \ And Loan Association roy (Colleen O'Keefe), 91 2.5 MILES SOUTH OF THE member F.S.L.I.C. Harvey Ave., Lincroft, OPEN DAILY 8-5:30 - FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. TWIN BRIDGES ON RT. 35 36 Monmoulh St.. Red Bank 741-0663 daughter, Feb. 1. ROUTE 35 SAYREVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 32 BROAD ST.. RED BANK ^ Ma cchia ( Kathleen D 741-7500 • McDonough), 12 Chamone 727-1300 Ave., Leonardo, son, Feb. 1. 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213 Instruction 219 Asbury Park 231L.tt.tSI.vtr 239 Red Bank NOTICI me Borough Clerk's Office between NOTICE OF DECISION DON'T ENVY There will be a Special Meeting the hours of 900 A.M. and 5 00 P.M. OP PLANNINO BOARD Police nab ol iht Board of Education on weekdftvt, Saturdays & Sundays ex OP THI BOROUGH Wednesday, February 4, IM1 at 7:30 eluded. OP RED BANK MEDICAL P M in the Asbury Park High Bids must be submitted on stan- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby glv School. Tht purpose of the meeting dard proposal forms, enclosed In a en to aM persons that a public hear- OR THE is lo adopt a resolution to so Into sealed envelope bearing the «ame 2 juveniles ing was held before the Red Bank DENTAL Closed Executive Session and to act and address of such bidder, ad- Planning Board on January 36, «9fl1 on other matters which may be dressed lo the Borough Council. on the application of the Central ASSISTANT brouahl before the Board. The Borough of Little Silver, N.J. and Jersey Blood Bank, at which hearing OR THE purpose of the Cloled Executive Ses- must be accompanied by a Certified an application for minor site plan in attempt DENTAL sion Is to hold disciplinary hearings. Chech or Bid Bond In the amount of approval with bulk variances for This Special Meeting It at the 10% of the bid payable to the treas parking, open space requirements LABORATORY call of the President of the Board of ureer but shall not be less than and design standards for premises KEANSBURG - Two ju- TECHNICIAN Education and will be advertised In 1600.00. known as Block 97B, Lot 90, com veniles were arrested last compliance with the Open Public The Borough Council reserves monly known as 210 Newman OR THE Meeting Law and the resolution the right to reject any and all bids or Springs Road, was heard. night and charged with at- ELECTRONIC adopted by the poard at the Or- any part thereof or to waive any Said application was granted by tempting to steal a car. TECHNICIAN ganiiation Meeting on May 22, i960 informalities where such informali- a resolution, which resolution is on Allen B Welisberger ty Is not detrimental to the best file and available for Inspection in OR THE , Secretary the Municipal Building. 32 Mon- The two juveniles were DRAFTING Feb. 2 $4.60 also reserved to Increase or de- mouth Street, Red BaStt. New Jer- spotted by Officer Michael SPECIALIST crease the quantities. sey, in the Offices of the Secretary to 229 Keansburg BY ORDER OF THE Ihe Planning Board. Allfrey at the New Point 5 LEARN TO BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE CENTRAL JERSEY BLOOD BANK BE ONE 6IOSRECEIVEO BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER By: Joseph T. Grause, Comfort Apartments where •Financial aid available to qualified BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, N.J. Stephen G. Greenwood Attorney students. COUNTY OP MONMOUTH Administrator-Clerk January 28, 1W1 he said a group of four were •Accredited by NATtS, Assoc. of BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Feb. 2 112-00 Feb. 3 18 70 trying to steal a car, police Trade & Technical Schools. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i 1 •Placement assistance since 1948. that bids will be received by the 234 Mlddletown said. ... 1 J•> ii •No previous experience needed Municipal Manager of the Borough 244 Tlnton Falls ~~ IN MONMOUTH COUNTY of Keansburg for furnishing Fuel Oil SUPERIOR COURT Police said Allfrey, as- Ijitj CALL I in the Borough of Keansburg, and OF NEW JERSEY NOTICI * 542 2292 opened and read In public at a meet- CHANCERY DIVISION AN ORDINANCE FURTHER sisted by officers Michael UNION TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Ing held in the Council Chambers In MONMOUTH COUNTY AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENT Kennedy and James 1 MAIN ST., EATONTOWN the Municipal Building In the Dtchel Ne. P-41M7S ING ORDINANCE #387 EN- iiiii Borough of Keansburg, to be held on CIVIL ACTION TITLED "AN ORDINANCE ES- Beveridge, brought two of WEDNESDAY oileamtiny February?, 1901 at2:00 P.M. NOTICI OP MOTION TO ENTER TABLISHING A STATE UNIFORM • WORKSHOP-lnstructor, Complete specifications and DE FAULT AS TO STATI OP NEW CONSTRUCTION CODE ENFORC them into custody where they JUDY MARTIN: 3 openings forms of bid, contract and bond for JERSEY, OPPICI OP THE PUB- ING AGENCY. A CONSTRUCTION were charged with con- ft \\l remain • Call 842-3775 proposed work have been filed In the LIC DEFENDER, ANNA GILL FEE SCHEDULE. PURSUANT TO 1 /;«•- office of the Municipal Clerk at the AND HER HUM, C, GORMAN P. CHAPTER 217, LAWS OF NEW spiracy, tampering with a Municipal Building, Keansburg, FISCHER, INC. and DAVID JERSEY 1975 and TITLE 5, •M to N.J. Copies may be received bv SCHAIPPIIt CHAPTER 23, OF THE NEW JER motor vehicle, and attempted ML 111 j PUBLIC NOTICt' JACK E. SHAMES SEY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE" :: v. P.O. Box 209 theft. Police said that a sec- 111 tlon. Bids must be made on Standard BE IT ORDAINED by the 315 Highway #35 Borough Council of the Borough of Proposal Form In the manner desig- Mlddlelown, N.J. 07741 ond car had been broken into. \ g IN Tlnton Falls as follows: nated (herein and required bv the (TOO 142-4600 specifications; must be enclosed In SECTION 1. Ordinance #187 en sealed envelopes bearing the name ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff titled "An Ordinance Establishing a The juveniles were re- WELCOME ABOARD — Arthur Kondrup, left, mayor of Freehold Township, and and address of the bidder, addressed Plaintiff State Uniform Construction Code to the Municipal Clerk of the ANTHONY CAMPO Enforcing- Agency, a Construction leased in the custody of their Gerard Norkus of Engllshtown, congratulate each other as their first terms of office Borough of Keansburg, and must be VI. Fee Schedule, Pursuant to Chapter parents, police said. begin on the Freehold Area Hospital Board of Trustees. New members not pictured Ugal accompanied bv either a certified Defendant 217, Laws of New Jersey 1975, and check or bond drawn lo the order of TOM OUMONT, ETC., ET ALS. Title 5, Chapter 23 of the New Jersey are Dr. John Durst, Freehold, of the hospital's medical staff, and Bob Schuessler, of the Borough Treasurer of the TO: State of New Jersey, Office of Administrative Code" and Or- notlc* Borough of Keansburg for not lets the Public Defender, Anna Gill and dinance #450 amending end sup- Brlelle. than ten percent (10%) of the her heirs, devisees, beneficiaries plementing Ordinance #387, are amount bid. and personal representatives end amended and supplemented bv Ihe 248 Monmouth County deadlln* his, their or any of their successors terms herein. Contractor must furnish surety MONMOUTH COUNTY In right title and Interest. Gorman P. SECTION 2. Section I.A.I, li bond In the amount of the contract Fischer, Inc., a Corporation; and PUBLIC NOTICI price. amended and supplemented to de- On January 31, 1981. the County Ice boaters David Schaeffer. lete paragraphs d. and e. te be re- •II l«oal advarUsinfl Right Is reserved to reject any GENTLEMEN: of Monmouth, as Prime Sponsor, or all bids II deemed to the interest placed bv the paragraphs set forth will submit to the United States De of the Council to do M. ' PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT below and supplemented bv para- partment of Labor, the Fiscal Year 3 firefighters mu»t tf racclvMl by Bv Order of the Municipal Coun- ON FRIDAY, MARCH 13, INI, the graphs f. endg. 1981 Annual Plan Suboart for Title saved from cil of the Borough of Keansburg. undersigned. Attorney for the Plain- Section 3.A.1 d For additions, VII and modifications to the Fiscal Lawrence M. Ricclo tiff, will move before the Superior i 009 per cubic foot of building or Year 1981 Annual Plan for Titles II- Court, Chancery Division. Mon- structure volume for the added B, ll D and IV funded under the Municipal Manager mouth County, at the Courthouse, In BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG portion; provided thai the min- Comprehensive Employment and 2 P.M. Freehold, New Jersey for an Order imum fees shall be: Training Act of 1973 as amended in Navesink Feb. 2 114.1" entering Default against you upon Residential -125 00 1978 are injured the grounds that: Commercial & Industrial • The purpose of the modifications RED BANK - The North lh» day before 231Llttl»S..vT You have failed to Answer or 175 00 for Titles MB, II D end IV (YCCIP1 NOTICI TO DIDDIRS otherwise move within the time pre- e. Fees tor minor construction Is to reflect programmatic changes Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club MIDDLETOW.N - Three Old Village Company, were Publication Public Notice Is hereby given scribed by court rule. I shall depend work shall be based upon the esti to these programs that sealed bids will be received bv upon the Certification attached here mated cost of the work. The fee Title II B provides em- yesterday retrieved three firemen were injured fighting taken to Riverview Hospital, (he Borough Council, Borough of Lit- to. shall be In the emount of $3 00 per ployment and training to ease bar- separate blazes which dam- where Seitz was treated for tle Silver, 480 Prospect Avenue, Lit Dated: January 27,1M1 li,000.00 of estimated cost or a riers to labor force participation glider boats from the tie Silver, New Jersey on U Febru- JACK E SHAMES fraction thereof. encountered bv economically dls- Navesink River after three aged a Leonardo home and an eye injury and Fallon for a . The Register ary 19fl1 8:00 P.M. prevailing time Attorney for Plaintiff f. For combinations of renova- advantaged persons, and thereby for the supplying of unleaded Feb. ? IU 30 tions and additions, the sum of the enable them to secure and retain men piloted their crafts onto destroyed a barn,and shed groin injury gasoline In the Borough. NOTICI fees computed separately as per employment at their maximum early yesterday. Detailed specifications and stan- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that Paragraph b, c and d of this sched- capacity and to Increase their thin ice. dard proposal form are available at Gallerle Liberte has applied to the ule unless the amount constitutes earned Income, Club Secretary Dick Grif- The first fire broke out Board of Adtustment of the Town- minor construction work In which Title ll D provides Public Ser shortly before 1 a.m. and ship of Mlddletown for preliminary event the fee shall be as set forth vice employment to unemployed, fith said the rescue squad Waste bill and final site plan approval for pre- In paragraph e. economically dlsadvantaged per caused extensive damage to a mises known and designated as Lot g. All construction permits rescued the men after the and other related fees which total second floor bathroom in a 10. Block 4JO on the official tax map and services to these Individuals three separate incidents at of the Township of Mlddletotwn a fractional emount of 11.00 ere to to enable them to move into un two-story frame home at 42 by Muhler Make It Yourself Said premises are commonly known be rounded to the nearest dollar. subsldlied employment or train- the foot of Glenmary St., as TS Highway #35. Mlddletown, SECTION 3. Section 3 A 7 * is ing. Appleton Ave. owned by New Jersey. amended to delete the words "ex- Title IV (YCCIP) • provides here Griffith said the club cept In case of fixture replacement - Mary Brown, according to The site plan Is to permit the youth

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