canCallss mhimm perfectpevjeci forjor ivortneasxNortheast m*\ Howard throws support to Kennedy f WASHINGTON - Rep James J. Howard, D-N.J., transportation and was years ahead of others in linking for proposing what Howard called "an innovative and today endonad Sen Edwan Kennedy, D-Mass, for the two in c debate and legislative action Whan efficient program to deal with the problem of rising prsaMwt, aaaerinf that Kenendy "moat clearly and decontrol c Hem became a foregone conclusion, he health care costs. elfecUvely represents the neadi of older, more urbM lead a vtgoroM fight for windfall profits tai that will ease No other single issue, not Iran, not unemployment, state like New Jersey." the financial burden on business and residential energy not even energy generates the consistent, high level of Howard, chairman of the Houae'a Surface Transpor- consumers I t has consistently worked for a decen- mail to my office as does health care. Every study done tation Subcommittee, said Kennedy ii "right on mark tralized, alteraative energy program to get us out of the on inflation and health care costs finds that a national for tht Northeaat," in hit poiiUou on enerfy, pubbc dilemma we're In," said Howard health insurance program with comprehensive cost con- traaaporUtioa, eoooomlc policy and health car*. The rinfresiman went on to praise Kennedy for "not trols will save millions. The senator's program would Kennedy, in accepUnf the congressman's endorae- being afraidto undertake hardline measures to cut energy accomplish this," said Howard. meol. said "I am proud and honored to accept the consumption and control inflation." He said Kennedy support of Congreaaman Howard, t regard Us aimounoe- could unite rather than divide people in pursing a course, I believe Sen. Kennedy moat clearly appeals to the meni with special pleasure and I consider it a very high although unpopular la the short-term, is critically neces- broad-based elements of the Democratic Party We know sary for a long-term suvival of a viable economy. where his heart and his mind is He has the political skills Howard said Kenney "long ago perceived the key He said Kennedy had a record "second to none" on and leadership ability to lead the Democrats to victory in Sea. Edward M. Kennedy relatiomhp between energy conservation and public health and senior citiien Issues, and praised the senator November," said Howard James J. Howard The Daily Register VOL.102 NO. 187 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1980 20 CENTS Say one senator rejected a bribe House ethics group to expand its probe WASHINGTON (AP) - One U.S. senator an- "We've already had a continuing investiga- grily rebuffed undercover FBI agents willing to tion of one or more of those people going on for pay bribes as part of a political corruption In- months," he said, declining to give details. vestigation that has implicated eight other mem- A source close to the investigation said bers of Coigre«»,» ^«ir itiost iu &)»>.«>.-*- -^ • Pressler stormed out of his meeting with the This source said the senator, Larry Pressler, undercover men when it was suggested money R-S.D., was the only member of Congress caught was available to win the sheik permanent resi- up in the probe who refused to go along with the dence here. "That man didn't violate any law," dishonest dealings discussed by undercover in- this source said. vestigators. "He told them, 'I don't want anything to do Two sources said Pressler was not a subject of with it. I don't want to touch it,'" the source the FBI investigation and thus was not among the reported. "He saw very clearly what it was. 20 public officials and 10 businessmen and law- What he did makes the other cases stronger, yers visited by the FBI Saturday and yesterday. because the others could have walked out too." The FBI completed notifying the 30 subjects of In addition to state and local officials in New the Investigation of their rights yesterday, one Jersey and Pennsylvania, one source said those source said. who became subjects of the probe were: U.S. Sen. For 14 months, FBI men had posed as repre- Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J., and U.S. Reps. sentatives of a wealthy Arab sheik seeking invest- John M. Murphy, D-N.Y.; Frank Thompson, Jr., ments, a casino gambling license in Atlantic City, D-N.J.; Michael O. Myers, D-Pa ; Raymond F. N.J., and legislation to allow him to stay in this Lederer, D-Pa ; John W. Jenrette, D-S.C; John country if he were forced from his homeland. P. Murtha, D-Pa., and Richard Kelly, R-Fla. During this time, they paid almost $500,000 in "My feelings are, having read the news- cash to public officials for favors or the promise papers, that I would be very wise to engage of them, a source familiar with the investigation counsel, which I've done," Williams said yester- said. But this source added that fewer than 10 of day. the 20 public officials took money. "Some ar- By yesterday, most of the eight members of ranged meetings or did other favors," this source Congress had issued denials of any wrongdoing. said. No charges have been filed, nor arrests made. Meanwhile, House Ethics Committee Chair- Sources said federal officials were planning to man Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla , said his panel present their evidence to one or more grand would expand an investigation already underway juries, perhaps as early as this week. Sen. Larry Prettier, R-S.D. to include the FBI allegations. See One rejected, page 2 Reaction: Guarded surprise By BOB BRAMLEY the eight members of Congress implicated. porters outside his Washington home yesterday Guarded surprise was the reaction of most Though no charges have been filed against that he met briefly with FBI agents Saturday and Sen. Williams leaves his Washington, D.C. home yesterday local officials queried yesterday on the announced either legislator and no arrests have been made, had hired the attorney. Implication of U. S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams federal authorities allege that Williams "person- "I have nothing further to say except that Jr., D-N.J., and Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., D-4th ally took possession" of negotiable stock personally I'm grateful that I have no wrongdoing District, in what is reportedly the largest FBI certificates in a titanium mine being promoted by in my background. We'll survive," he com- Williams and Thompson probe ever of political corruption. mented. Typical was the response by Assemblyman Thompson called the FBI revelations "startl- Richard Van Wagner, D-12th District, whose con- Williams aide »ayt Monmouth ing" and denied them. stituency overlaps that of Rep. Thompson. Katharine Elkus White of Red Bank, former share the same interests "Frankly I was taken aback by it, but my attorney engaged to defend ambassador to Denmark and a long-time sup- porter of Sen. Williams, reacted to the FBI re- WASHINGTON (AP) - Williams and Thompson His district, the 4th, spans relationship with both men has always been ex- Jersey senator. Story, page 2 The senator and the Con- have consistently received central New Jersey from his cellent as far as their response to problems in my ports with indignation. "I've always had the utmost confidence in the gressman from New Jersey high ratings in the annual re- hometown. Trenton, and the area is concerned. I have the highest regard for implicated in a massive polit- port! by the liberal Ameri. Delaware Rwer to.Cliffwood their integrity," Van Wagner said. "There have the sham sheik and promised the "sheik's" rep- integrity of Sen. Williams and I've always ad- resentatives "to go to high levels of government mired him for his forthrlghtness and his service ical corruption investigation cans for Democrats Action Beach on Raritan Bay been no charges filed yet against anyone, so I'd share an Interest In labor, lib- Thompson was one of the The two men were named just as soon let matters take their course at this to obtain military contracts for the mine." to this state. I also believe strongly in Rep. Thompson. I know nothing about this investiga- eral causes and longevity. founders of the Democratic by sources familiar with an point... As far as Pete (Harrison) and Thompy go. Thompson is reported to have told agents Study Group, a congressional FBI investigation which used they have served us tremendously in this state, I posing as representatives of the sheik that he tion ... I have the utmost confidence in Sen. . tf\9sSen. Harrison A. Wil- Williams, and I think that's all I can say at this liams JrNind Rep. Frank research panel with a liberal undercover men posing as have a great deal of respect for them, and that's could help delay any deportation proceedings membership against the sheik and could help the "Arab" point," she said. Thompson Jr., both Demo- representatives of an Arab the way it will be until we see what comes out," crats, each have supported And both men are veter- sheik offering bribes to win a the assemblyman added. obtain American citizenship in case he needed to John R. Florlno of Matawan, Monmouth Coun- casino gambling license and flee his own country. Thompson reportedly told ty Democratic leader, scored the FBI for releas- labor in its efforts to enact ans in the Washington politi Dubbed Operation ABSCAM, the FBI in- legislation on common sit us cal establishment. other favors. vestigation, begun 14 months ago, used under- the agents he was not interested In money, but ing what he believes is a premature report. federal authorities say he picked up a briefcase "I'm just amazed. There have been no picketing. Williams served three The soUrce said at least 20 cover FBI men posing as representatives of a Williams, 60, has done so years in the House starting in public officials including Wil- fictitious Arab sheik offering bribes to win a New containing bribe money intended for him and charges made, no indictments, no presentments, handed it to Howard L. Criden, a lawyer from even. It's unfortunate that these things were done from a position as chairman 1953 and in 1958 was elected liams and Thompson and 10 Jersey casino license and other favors. The FBI of the Senate Labor and Hu- to the first of four six year lawyers and businessmen said eight members of Congress are among at Philadelphia, who had introduced him to the .before it's time — the FBI Jumping the gun. I phony Arab representatives. mean. The FBI jumped the gun; that's the story man Resources Committee terms in the Senate. were implicated over 14 least 20 public officials and 10 lawyers and busi- months beginning in late 1978. Williams is quoted as saying, "My feelings as of now. Anything else, we'll just have to wait Thompson, 61, ranks second Thompson was elected to nessmen implicated during the course of the in seniority only to the chair- his first term in Congress in The source said FBI investigation, touted as the largest probe of politi- are having read the newspapers, that I would be and see what comes out," Fiorlno declared. wise to engage counsel, which I've done." The man on the House Education 1954 and has been re-elected agents paid out almost cal corruption the FBI has ever undertaken. See Reaction: Guarded surprise, page 2 and Labor Committee. every two years since then See Williams, page 2 Williams and Thompson were named among veteran senator, first elected in 1958, told re- Brutal prison riot forces call for dell space The Inside Story SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Hundreds of the 1,000-plus Temperatures were below by the inmates who de- apparently was not racially From what we under- THE WEATHER With New Mexico's only max- inmates who survived the freezing. manded improved prison con- motivated, but racial ten- stand there was no racial ten- imum-security prison in two-day riot spent the night None of the 15 guards and ditions. Only 18 guards were sions broke out afterwards - sion involved," said state po- Clear, breeiy and very cold through tomorrow. Highs smoking near-ruin — and at in tents flown In Saturday for other employees taken on duty to supervise some with some white inmates lice Maj. Charlie Anaya. "It today and tomorrow around N. Complete report page least 32 dead from a rampage National Guard troops and hostage when rioting broke 1,130 inmates. threatening to kill blacks - was getting all the J. in which one prisoner was set up In a recreation field. out early Saturday was killed State police said the riot and prisoners were segre- snitchers." beheaded and others gated in their makeshift Late Sunday. 32 prisoner Olympic torch continue! trip 11 camp. deaths had been confirmed, Whltehurst capture! county masters It mutilated beyond recognition - officials pleaded with oth- Tenants flee early morning blaze Many of those targeted for said Anaya. Preparing a child for a hospital stay II One guard and nine in- er states tor help in housing Two women, a man, and a fined to that room and some violence apparently were in- Coping with croup 17 inmates. LONG BRANCH - Fire formers, whose identity be- mates were listed in critical early this morning In the rear girl and several pets were nearby office space. 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1 2 The SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. FEBRUARY 4,1980 Dapper Aide says Koelzer hired man is to defend Sen. Williams Soviet plane stays grounded RUMSON - George J named Koelzer. the lawyer Sen Har- NEW YORK IAP) - An Aeroflot jetliner from Moirow rison A Williams. D-N.J . ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - landed here despite orders to fly to Washington but the Soviet has picked to defend him Kenneth N. MacDonald is the airline couldn't find a ground crew to prepare the Uyushin IS against corruption charges, dapper voice of business on jet for its return trip, leaving 80 travelers up in the air about was once nominated by Wil- the New Jersey Casino Con- trol Commission. their flight liams as U.S. Attorney for Aeroflot was forced to delay its 5:30 p.m. outgoing flight, New Jersey. A Ford automobile dealer land when the jet was still grounded at 11 p.m. Sunday, A Williams aide said yes- and former mayor of Haddon- field in Camden County, Mac- passengers were put up at an undisclosed hotel, authorities terday that Koelzer has been said. Donald a self-assured, soft- hired to defend the senator spoken commissioner and is The airline did not disclose plans for the return trip, if any against any charges growing one of only two Republicans The jet landed at Kennedy International Airport Sunday out of a massive political cor- on the five-member body. afternoon, and 68 passengers and 10 crew members disem- ruption investigation by the barked and baggage was unloaded by a private contractor Federal Bureau of of In- Yet, he and commission Chairman Joseph P. Lordi, a after the State Department intervened. vestigation, in which eight Democrat, are so in tune with The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which congressmen and two New each other on the regulation w Jersey state officials Implicated by authorities In an operates Kennedy, had instructed Aeroflot to avoid Kennedy Jersey state senators have of casino gambling in Atlan- and fly to Dulles Airport near Washington. DC. because Pan also been Implicated. American World Airways had canceled its contract to service Koelzer, who lives in Soviet flights. Rumson and practices law in work as a team on many gaming issues. Maressa, D-Camden. Red Bank, was one of six men George J. Koelzer Chicago crisis is deepening proposed by Williams in April Now, MacDonald, 58, finds 1977 to replace former U.S. himself with Sen. Harrison A. CHICAGO (AP) - Firefighters decided to postpone a Attorney Jonathan Goldstein. ding Road, Red Bank. Williams, and Rep. Frank strike, but public school teachers were walking out today to Koelzer Is a permanent Thompson, both New Jersey One rejected bribe Former U.S. Attorney Gener- Democrats, as well as six protest staff cuts. Fearing a "bloody strike," the school al Griffin Bell eventually member of the Judicial Con- (continued) prove there wasn't entrap- side of the inquiry was closed other congressmen and 13 ad- board urged parents to keep their children home though tabbed Robert Del Tufo of ference for the U S Court of Two sources said the in- ment," said one source now, but that the fencing op- ditional officials implicated schools were to be open ' Morristown for the post, Appeals for the 3rd Circuit. vestigation, the largest politi- Sources said the investiga- eration, which already has in an FBI probe of alleged "It could be a long strike," said Robert Healey, president which he still holds. He is also a member of the cal corruption inquiry in FBI tion was conducted in Wash- led to one criminal charge, bribery of public officials. of the Chicago Teachers Union. "To parents, we say we're Koelzer served as assis- Monmouth County Bar As- history, was carefully jngton, New York, Philadel- might continue. Authorities say Mac- sorry, but this need not go on." tant U.S. attorney for New sociation, the Essex County monitored to avert instances phia, Miami, and Newark, Donald allegedly sought One of the congressmen, The 7,717 to 2,506 vote to strike, announced last night, Jersey under David M. Satz Bar Association, the New of entrapment. N.J. and some points in be- $100,000 from an FBI under- John Murtha, told the Trlb- came after a week-long teacher boycott of the schools when Jr., a Democrat, and Jersey State Bar Association, The sources said FBI di- tween. cover agent, posing as the une-RevleW' of Greensburg, their paychecks failed to arrive on time. Though city officials Frederick B Lacey, a Re- rector William Webster and One source familiar with the Federal and the Ameri- representative of an Arabian Pa., that FBI agents had vis- scrambled to sell $206 million In notes to meet the third publican appointee, from 1966 top Justice Department law- the investigation gave this can Bar Associations, the Na- businessman, for his help In ited him at his Johnstown, delayed paycheck of the schools' financial crunch, teachers to 1971. yers closely policed the probe f It: tional Association of Railroad securing a casino license in account o Pa., home Saturday. He said refused to return until other demands were met. During his years in the to ensure the FBI was never York of- Trial Counsel, and ihr Atlantic City. Tne FBrs New he expected to be called The strike is the first in 4Vi yean and the fifth in 12 years federal prosecutor's office, the first to suggest bribes to Maritime Law Association of The commission has is- fice proposed nearly two before a grand jury in con- in the nation's third largest school system. Koelzer became known for public figures. the United States. sued only one casino license years ago a complicated un- nection with meetings he held his successful prosecution of Entrapment is a frequent A graduate of St. so far, that last February to dercover "sting" probe in with men who said they rep- several organized crime fig- risk in undercover investiga- Carter seeks search warrants Benedict's Preparatory Resorts International Inc. It which agents posed as fences resented an unnamed citizen ures, including Samuel Ft tions and constitutes a de- is expected to consider willing to buy stolen art, of the United Arab Emirates. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter is ready to "Sam the Plumber" De- School, Newark, Koelzer re- fense against' conviction. To license applications for stocks and bonds propose that U.S. intelligence agents, with the permission of a Cavalcante, reputed boss of a ceived his bachelor's degree wage a successful entrap- "They didn't offer me any Caesars World Inc. of Los An- secret court, be allowed to burglarize the homes and offices northern New Jersi>y based from Rutgers University in ment defense, attorneys must The operation went under- money and I didn't take any." geles in late February and and open the mail of Americans suspected of spying. crime "family." 1962 and his law degree from prove the law enforcement cover In the summer of 1978. he said. Bally Manufacturing Corp. of Though (farter's proposal won't be unveiled before Friday, Koelzer left the prose- the Rutgers University officer instigated the crime To give it legitimacy in the Murtha said one man in- Chicago soon after. Caesars debate already has begun over whether such intrusions should cutor's office in 1971 to join School of Law in 1964. and that the defendant was eyes of criminals, the FBI dicated the Arab might invest and Bally are operating be regulated strictly or loosely. the Newark law firm of Lum, - In addition to the New Jer- not otherwise predisposed to men asked an informant for a money in Murtha's district casinos in Atlantic City under The first question is whether break-ins and mail-openings Biunno and Tompkins, and sey Bar, he has been ad- tavor To the FBI's surprise, and also said he wanted to get temporary permits. )oin In it. should be permitted against any American believed to be two years later joined the mitted to practice before the the informant volunteered his client into the United MacDonald was appointed But one source said, "The acting for a foreign power or whether those tactics should be firm of Giordano, Halleran U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. the names of lawyers, local States v a permanent • resi- as an original member of FBI undercover men never employed only when there is specific evidence of an Ameri- and McOmber in Middletown Court of Appeals for both the officials' and congressmen dent. Murtha later consulted commission by Gov. Brendan were the first to suggest can's criminal conduct. and Toms River. 3rd and the 2nd Circuits, the who might help. This turned Immigration and Natural- T. Byrne in late 1977 and com- bribes to the subjects. Ori- If the standard requires evidence of a crime, the next He is currently a member U.S. Tax Court, and the U.S. the probe toward political ization Service officials. missioners named him vice ginally, they weren't even in- question concerns how much evidence. of the firm of Evans, Koelzer, District Court for New Jer- corruption in November 1978. chairman soon afterwards. vestigating political corrup- Civil libertarians are prepared to argue for the most Marriott and Osborne, 1 Har- sey. The probe "grew like On Jan. 7, Murtha at- He earns $18,000 a year in the' tion, but running a phony restrictive standard, allowing break-ins and mail-openings Topsy" during 1979, even- tended-a meeting in a Wash- part-time position. fencing operation for stolen only when the secret court finds hard evidence a crime has tually involving seven under- ington, DC, house for just MacDonald could not be art, stocks and bonds. Infor- been or will be committed. Williams and Thompson mants and lawyers who came cover FBI agents and 100 oth- over an hour and he now be- reached for comment Sun- er backup agents. lieves it was videotaped by day. . to them brought in officials seeking bribes." The FBI men and others FBI agents. "Ken MacDonald called Study says coronary bypass OK share the same interests helping them posed as busi- "What I was trying to do me and said he has done noth-. As another protection CHICAGO (AP) — Coronary bypass surgery, used to nessmen and even as Arabs was make sure we didn't lose (continued) ing wrong." Lordi, a former against entrapment, the FBI overcome the heart disease of about 80,000 Americans each representing a sheik who that investment for this dis- $500,000 in cash to the of- Essex County prosecutor, videotaped some of the os- year, enables 80 to 90 percent of those treated to resume wanted a gambling license, trict," Murtha said. ficials, although fewer than said in a telephone Interview tensible bribery transactions, productive lives and Is a sound investment — even at nearly lucrative American invest- Murtha said he told the 10 of them took money. Sunday. "I've known Ken Including some in an ex- 115,000 per operation, a new study says. There have been no. ar- pensive house in the ments and possible per- FBI agents who interviewed In the study on bypass patients, published In the Feb. 8 MacDonald for more than rests and no charges have Georgetown section of Wash- manent residence. him Saturday, "I'm glad as issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, a two years and I can't imagine hell you have those been filed, however. him doing anything like Is al- ihgton. ''When the One source said the under- researcher says the operation is economically worthwhile videotapes are shown, it'll cover political corruption videotapes (of the meeting)." especially for younger heart patients, since most can resume Williams, nattily dressed leged in the newspaper their careers after surgery. in a checked sport coat over a articles." The operation has been recommended by many physicians dark sweater.' told newsmen But Albert W. Merck, the to relieve angina pectoris — the sharp chest pains caused by outside his three-story other GOP representative on Reaction: Guarded surprise chronic heart disease — which occurs primarily in middle- townhouse Sunday morning the commission, politely sug- aged patients. The pains occur during times of exertion when, that he had hired a lawyer, eested MacDonald step down (continued) volvement with the two fed- that everyone Is presumed in- because of narrowed arteries due to heart disease, insuffi- who was later identified by temporarily, "until the cloud While it is true that no eral legislators. nocent until proven guilty," cient blood reaches the heart. an aide as George J. Koelzer disperses." charges have been filed and "I don't know. I've had he added. of Red Bank, N.J. "This isn't to infer that no arrests have been made, very little involvement with The FBI reports prompted "I have nothing further to anything is wrong," said Washington sources said fed- them. I've referred people to Republican congressmen, Five die in bar shooting say except that personally Merck, a former state as- eral officials plan to present Thompson in the past occa- governors and other officials I'm grateful that I have no Rep. Frank Thompson semblyman. But if Mac- evidence turned up in the sionally when they had prob- to gather in a weekend con- EL PASO, Texas (AP) — One bar customer grabbed the wrongdoing in my back- probe to one or more grand lems. But they do their thing gunman, another hit him with a pool cue and a third stepped i Donald continues on the com- ference in Easton, Md . ground... We'll survive," he mission, its credibility as a juries, perhaps as early as federally and we do our state where they called for an im- into the path of a bullet to spare a woman's life, police said. named in his honor. this week. One report said said before driving away in a He beat a drinking prob- watchdog of casino activities thing here In the district. And mediate, full and impartial But five people died before the shooting, the worst In El Paso about 100 FBI agents spent I know very little about the history, was over. Chevrolet "to get some lem in the late 1960s and dis- might be questioned, he said. investigation of the FBI al- breakfast." MacDonald last Thursday Saturday interviewing about case — just what I've read in legations by congressional Three other persons were wounded in the gunfire, which cussed his rehabilitation in began what is expected to be 30 subjects of the investiga- the local paper," Flynn de- ethics committees. broke out early yesterday in the crowded Starburst Lounge. Thompson could not be his 1970 campaign. It has not a lengthy series of com- tion, questioning them and clared. Police Lt. Ed Agan said the suspect, identified as Barry reached for comment, but been an issue since. Rap. Charles E. Bennett, told a Washington newspaper mission hearings into the gen- advising them of their rights. Republican S. Thomas Chvarak. 21, of El Paso, was subdued and held for police by Williams has a home in Most of them told the FBI to D-Fla., chairman of the he had not accepted anything eral impact of casinos in Gagliano of Holmdel, state two bar patrons. He was jailed under (1 million bond, 1200,000 Bedminster, N.J., Is married "go to hell," the source said. House ethics committee, said for help with legislation. He South Jersey. senator in the 11th District, on each of five counts of murder, set by Peace Justice Fred and has four children by a The FBI reportedly made yesterday his committee will said he met with two men previous marriage. was careful in his comments. expand an ongoing probe to Chavez. An active Republican, every effort to avoid laying who said they represented a Thompson is chairman of "All we know is what include the FBI allegations. One of those killed was identified as Randy Wayne Steele, MacDonald served two terms the probe open to charges of wealthy client, but said he the House Administration we've seen In the news- 20, of El Paso. on the Haddonfield Com-, entrapment, which could re- "We've already had a Committee, which oversees papers, but after what the "There are three heroes in this," Agan said. "Steele, I suggested only that they in- mission and was elected sult in nullifying the work of continuing investigation of how Congressmen spend their media have said, It does seem understand, when the shooting started pushed a young woman vest money in banks in his mayor in 1977. He has been its agents. The FBI under- one or more of those people expense accounts. like a bad situation. It does out of the way and stepped in front of her and took a bullet that district, the Post said. , president of Winner Ford cover men were careful nev- going on for months. The ac- He became chairman of appear to me that if the FBI I guess would have gotten her. Williams consistently has sines 1971, two years after he er to be the first to suggest cusations that were made that committee in 1976 after has the proofs outlined in to- won election by wide going to the dealership. bribes to the subjects of the were similar to those in- Wayne Hays resigned amid day's newspapers, then the margins, defeating his last probe. Originally engaged in vestigated by the FBI, but the controversy over what Eliz- people have a right to know FBI was not involved in the Natural gas geysers a mystery opponent, Republican David a sham fencing operation for abeth Ray did to earn the stolen art and securities, the all of the points and every- committee's work," Bennett CAMP HOUSTON, Okla. (AP) — The erupting natural gas Norcross, by a 61 percent to secretarial salary Hays paid .that sent mud flying from more than a dozen geysers here Is 39 percent margin in 1976. He Maressa federal agents said lawyers thing that has been uncovered said, her. to date should be made pub- He declined any details of still a mystery, but a University of Oklahoma geologist hopes said only last month that he and informants who came to Thompson was cleared of lie'" Gagliano said. "But we the ethics committee in- to figure it all out in a few days. was considering making a run them brought In officials any impropriety by a House a tough seeking bribes. This led to a must always keep in mind vestigation. "We hope to piece together a reasonable, although per- for governor of New Jersey in Ehics panel when it was dis- haps not complete picture of what happened here," Don 1981 probe of political corruption, covered that Korean lobbyist they explained. . Preston of the Oklahoma Geological Survey said yesterday. He authored legislation in Tongsun Park contributed talker As a further protection The eruptions began Thursday near this Woods County the 1960s which created the $100 to his 1970 campaign. community in northwestern Oklahoma. Some natural gas NEWARK (AP) - A against charges of entrap- federal urban mass transit Thompson said he didn't geysers shot as high as 80 feet into the air, turning farm ponds tough-talking Democrat from ment the FBI reportedly has program. Last year, the train know who Park was at the Camden County, state Sen. into churning mud baths. time. videotaped some of the al- At least 17 craters — the largest 30 feet in diameter — had station at Iselin, N.J., was Joseph A. Maressa has cham- leged bribery transactions. been spotted by yesterday in a 1 Vi-square-mile area. pioned "law and order" is- sues — a stance not inconsis- "When the videotapes are tent with hit background as a shown, they'll prove there Some return; others may leave Claim Erichetti bragged former state trooper. was no entrapment," a feder- But now the 56-year-old al source said. DENVER (AP) - Three locals of the Oil, Chemical and Maressa may himself be the Rep. James J. Howard, Atomic Workers union have voted to return to work — and he controlled casino vote target of a legal investiga- D-3d District, remained loyal another 750 union members have served notice they will walk CAMDEN (AP) - What- the mayor also bragged he tion. to his fellow legislators. off their jobs tonight. ever Is said about Camden was able to control votes on The New York Times re- Reached last night in his A spokesman for the Denver-based union said settlements Mayor and state Sen. Angelo the New Jersey Casino Con- were reached over the weekend with the Gary Western Co. ported Sunday Maressa at Maryland home, he stated, Errichetti, It's hard to deny trol Commission and would first turned down $25,000 to refinery near Grand Junction, Colo., and Pester Refining Co. that the feisty Democrat help the Arabs build a casino "I don't know any more of El Dorado, Kan. help Arab interests obtain an about this than what I've seen came up the hard way. hotel In Atlantic City. Atlantic City casino license, In Sinclair, Wyo., about 130 OCAW members voted to In his second term as In the newspapers and on TV. return to work today after talks with Sinclair refinery man- Later, the authorities saying that he wanted some I'm not going to comment on mayor of Camden and his said, Errichetti entered into other renumeration instead. agement The talks developed after the refinery served notice first full term in the New my colleagues. You can say I that striking workers would be replaced. an agreement with other un- Maressa is one of the 20 have a great deal of faith in Jersey Senate, Errichetti, 51, dercover agents to cheat the Meanwhile, oil field workers in Texas and New Mexico public officials under their integrity, but I can't is a political powerhouse who Arab businessman by served notice on Amoco Production Co. they would walk off scrutiny in the FBI's massive comment on this. What do already has survived one se- purchasing land In Atlantic the job at midnight. probe of bribery and in- you want me to say?" rious scrape with anti-corrup- City and reselling it to him at 4 " fluence peddling, federal tion investigators. a $3 million profit. sources said. Alexander D. Lehrer' Errlchetfl Is one of 20 poli- The other renumeration Monmouth County prose- Burger: Provide judges now ticians and 10 lawyers and But Errichetti called the cutor, was even more terse. accounts "hogwash," saying Maressa allegedly sought CHICAGO (AP) — Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says businessmen Implicated In a might be a position .in the "Oh, I couldn't give you sweeping FBI probe, sources he didn't know of any official the federal courts should be able to add judgeshlps without probes casino business, the news- any comment on that; It's an waiting for Congress to do something about clogged court said. paper said. Maressai sup- FBI Investigation," the pros- calendars. Authorities who asked not "As far as the newspaper posedly boasted that he had ecutor said. "The time has come to find some new method of provid- to be identified said Errichet- accounts, I positively deny influence over the New Jer- Assemblyman William E. ing judges for the federal system when they are needed — not ti offered to help FBI agents, the allegations," he said. sey Casino Control Com- Flynn of Old Bridge, Van posing as representatives of - - — An unidentified person eight, nine or 10 years later depending on whether the same "But again It's newspapers. mission, having obtained a Wagner's colleague in the 0 an Arab businessman, buy political party is in control of the White House and the There are no formal charges seat on that panel for Ken- Monmouth-Mlddlesex 12th rK^iffri! , •£,«" «™on. of th. windows of land owned by the state In the or no official Inquiries that I inwest Washington which was used In Congress," Burger said yesterday in his "State of the Judi- neth N. MacDonald, the District, prof eased small In- corruption Investigation. See itorv on ciary" speech Port of Camden. They said know ill newspaper said. PEOPLE SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, i«6o The Dkaily Register EASTON. Md (AP) - EUsaactk TayUr Wimr and her husband. Sea Jo*. Warner squared off over women in Iran accepts combat, and the actress said she's "a lady who Uses to fight." Mrs Warner added 1 think women would go into the trenches tomorrow if they could." idea of panel The spat came as Republican-elected officials at the annual Tidewater GOP conference Saturday debated a proposal for reinstating military registration. Warner opposes including women in any resumption of regis- tration - a position eventually adopted by the conference. to probe shah But Mrs Warner booed her husband's position, saying, "I think women are willing to go into combat." When he The Associated Press tried to calm her with a gesture, she snapped: "Don't you The Iranian government has agreed to an international steady me with your all-domineering hand." commission to consider its charges against Shah Mohammad The former Secretary of the Navy then told his wife Reza Pahlavi and said it "will be effective in solving the she should "defer to my base of knowledge." hostage crisis." "Yeah, and I've been working since I was 10 years Meanwhile, the militants holding the U.S. Embassy called old," she shot back. off an anti-American rally in a gesture to President-elect Abolhassan Bani Sadr. who was to be sworn in today. "You've got to get back to work again soon," her "The international investigation commission will con- husband observed. sider the shah's crimes, his violation of human rights and the return of his wealth to Iran," Ayatollah Ituhollah Khomeini's Brian Kennedy Richard Van Wagner SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - The University of SanU Sea. John Warner ELiiabetk Taylor Warner Clara has established a $250,000 trust fund for a proposed ruling Revolutionary Council announced Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasslrosadat Salami said the Frank Sinatra Chair in Music and Theater arts. NEW YORK (AP) - Studio 54 owners Steve Rubell The school announced the chair Saturday at a benefit commission "will be effective in solving the hostage crisis." and Un Sehrager, who begin serving 3'4-year prison terms However, Bani Sadr in an interview with ABC-TV indicated Two legislators at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts which terms for evading income taxes, were given a going-away featured Sinatra, Sarah Vaughn and mimes Shields and that the U.S. government must help Iran get the shah back for party at their flashy Manhattan disco. trial before the hostages will be freed. Yarnell. About 2,700 persons attended. "All kinds of celebrities" showed up for party Satur- ' Sinatra, apparently surprised by the announcement, "If the U.S. government gets away from its past policy of day night, the club's night manager said yesterday. "It intervention in internal affairs," he said, "and if it accepts disagree about said it "was one of the nicest things that ever happened to was remarkable," he said. "There were about 3,000 the right of the Iranian government to follow the criminals to me in my show-business career." He said he has per- people here." formed "in some places which didn't even give me a your country and to follow the people who have plundered our — wealth and to accept in practical terms to help us in that chair to sit on." MADISONVILLE, Texas (AP) - John Henry Kaulk Byrne's budget matter, that would be grounds for deliberations on the Money to set up the trust fund will come from pro- apparently has decided television comedy is more fun and hostages." The budget submitted to crease, maintaining that the ceeds of the $125 a ticket benefit. more rewarding than a job in the U.S. House of Represent- Salami said the members of the investigation commission the state Legislature by Gov. budget contains prudent ap- ••• atives. will be chosen by UN. SecreUry-General Kurt Waldhelm. He Brendan T. Byrne can be cut propriations and money MOULTRIE, Ga. (AP) - An old junior high school in Faulk's folksy humor has made him popular on tele- said it will include foreign and Iranian representatives, and to eliminate a projected 1210 needed for social services. this south Georgia town is the setting for an event more vision's "Hee Haw" program, and he said he cannot Waldhelm will decide whether Americans are included. million deficit, state Sen. The |5.1 billion budget is suited for the Metropolitan Museum of Art In New York, afford to quit the show for politics. Sal|mi did not say when the commission would come to Brian Kennedy, R-Mon- 1370.2 million higher than last the Art Institute of Chicago or the National Gallery in "There's a question as to which one's funnier ... "Hee Iran or when the hearings would begin. mouth, asserted last night. year's budget and has a built- Washington. Haw" or Congress," he had said earlier this week when However, Assemblyman in deficit of 1210 million. ' It's a showing of 15 paintings from the collection of Dr. Waldheim proposed an investigating commission during a toying with the possibility of challenging Rep. Charles Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon- There has been much dis- Armaod Hammer, including works by Paul Cezanne, visit to Iran early in January, and since then has proposed that Wilson, 11 Texas, for a congressional seat. ii ii ii ii 11 said the budget is a cussion over the fact that the Edgar Degas, Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet, and the hostages be turned over to the Red Cross or some other — sound one and contains neces- governor failed to recom- Pierre-Auguste Renoir. neutral third party in Iran while the commission conducts Its HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — Adjusting from college probe. sary funds for educational mend specific taxes to cover Among those attending the opening Friday were Jamie campuses to Florida Gold Coast hotels hasn't beeii'too the deficit, even though he The militants holding the approximately 50 Americans and social welfare programs. Wyeth, a member of America's most famous family of hard so far for comedian Billy Crystal, a star of tele- The two legislators, urged the Legislature not to artists, Livingston Biddle, chairman of the National En- vision's "Soap." since Nov. 4 had no comment on the council's decision, but make an across-the-board cut they announced Saturday that they had invited a special speaking on the Dateline New dowment for the Arts, and former Sen. Albert Gore of "Most of the stuff works in either area — colleges or Jersey program broadcast in spending, as suggested by Tennessee. clubs," he said. "But you have to ma,ke a few changes, American delegation to Tehran this week to hear Iran's Republicans. grievances against the shah and the U.S. government. last night by WNET-TV The showing of the impressionist and post-im- like you change cocaine to Maalox." (Channel 13), echoed the sen- Kennedy said education pressionist works — the first outside a majoPmetropoli- Crystal is spending a three-week break from "Soap" The American, delegation is a "socio-political" group of timents expressed by their and welfare programs are tan area — ends Feb. 14. by opening for entertainer Susan Anton -at the Diplomat about-50 members on a "strictly private" visit with no respective parties after the two areas where the budget Hotel, a popular showplace among the well-heeled'senior connection to the Iranian investigation, said Mansour Farhan, governor revealed his fiscal can be reduced. In addition, Iran's UN. Ambassador. . he suggested that the number NEW YORK (AP) - The family of Alexander Citizens in this area. year 1981 budget last week. The embassy captors had called for a massive rally in Kennedy said he would of state employees be re- Glmburg has joined the Soviet dissident in exile in the duced. United States. MORRISTOWN (AP) - Former Arkansas Con- front of the Embassy today, when Shiite Moslems celebrate "not spend five seconds Ginzburg was among five dissidents released from gressman Wilbur Mills visited the Center for Addictive the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed. But yesterday they thinking about additional tax- Van Wagner emphasized Russian concentration camps last April and exiled in Illnesses at Morristown Hospital yesterday and said announced they were canceling the demonstration "to avoid es to cover a projected defi- that about 52 cents of every exchange for the freedom of two Soviet spies held by the staying sober is the top objective in his life. a clash" with a rally planned by Bani Sadr at Tehran's main cit," taking the hard line tax dollar will be tunneled United States. , Mills, the former chairman of the House Ways and cemetery, Tehran Radio reported. against tax increases staked back to local governments, Irina Zholkovskaya-Ginzburg, the couple's two sons, Means Committee, spoke with about seven patients in the There was speculation that the mil it mils called off the out by many Republicans last whether in the form of state aged 7 and 5, and Ginzburg's 72-year-old mother arrived hospital unit which opened Jan. 14. His visit was sponsored demonstration because they feared they would get an embar- week __K_ aid to municipalities or aid to here Saturday. by the National Council on Alcoholism. rassingly small turnout But Van Wagner, who is school districts. Tehran Radio said Bani Sadr would be sworn in today as vice chairman of the Legisla- the first president of Iran's Islamic Republic before Khomeini ture's Joint Committee on He said he thinks there at Rezai Hospital, where the 79-year-old ayatollah is re- Appropriations, left the door will be some kind of tuition Ali: trip cuperating from a heart attack. open for a possible tax in- increase at Rutgers next year might be Pakistan gets pledge of more aid a mistake ISLAMABAD. Pakistan tional security adviser told two years was "only the be- the Afghan-Pakistan border. (AP) — Zbigniew Brzezinski reporters yesterday, after ginning of the United States "You will prevail ... be- DARES SALAAM, Tanza- says the $400 million in U.S. completing two days of talks response to the threat. cause you cause is right. God nia (AP) — Muhammad Ali aid offered to Pakistan is with Pakistan's President "We hope that other coun- is on your side," Brzezinski says the Carter Adminis- "only the beginning," but he Mohammed Zia ul-Haq. tries also will indicate what told the cheering refugees tration may have given him did not indicate how much Brzezinski reaffirmed they wish to contribute," he who responded with chants of the wrong idea about the Rus- more the Pakistanis might America's commitment "to said. "Allah-o-akbar" - God is sians, and he might call off get because of the Soviet in- ihow safeguarding Pakistan in Brzezinski travels today to great. his trip to urge Africans to tervention in Afghanistan. terms of the 1959 (mutual se- Saudi Arabia to seek its sup- boycott the Moscow. Olym- "Pakistan faces a serious curity) agreement against port for a Pakistani aid al- Pointing north to the pics. threat" from the presence of the dangers posed from the liance. In a weekend snow-clad mountain border, East Africa's biggest an estimated 100,000 Soviet north." and said the U.S. statement. Saudi Crown Brzezinski said, "The land newspaper said President troops in neighboring Afghan- pledge of $400 million in eco- Prince Fahd urged the over there is yours and you 60 Carter made a mistake in istan, President Carter's na- nomic and military aid over Moslem world to unite to give will go back there one day 70 Dola from 60 picking the former world moral and financial aid to the Remember you are not ">* NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. heavyweight champion for anti-communist Moslem re- alone." NOAA. US Depl ol CoiMim the mission, it accused the bellion in Afghanistan. president of. bidding for the Decision reached Brzezinski, who is trav- Several aiders told black vote in the United eling with Deputy Secretary Brzezinski their homes, mos- TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — Snow Isforecasttoday In States. of State Warren Christopher, ques and villages had been the Dakotas, Minnesota and Iowa, according to the Arriving in Dar es Salaam on draft of women left a Pentagon team in Paki- destroyed by "the alien and Sandy Hook National Weather Service. Most of the rest of the yesterday for the first stop on stan to assess the nation's atheist regime in Afghan- TODAY-High 10:13 p.m. nation will enioY mild temperatures. his five-nation tour. Ali was WASHINGTON (AP) - military requirements. istan," forcing them to flee. and low 4:10 p.m. vices committees, which asked by local reporters why President Carter has taken a Zia earlier had shrugged "They are bent upon destroy- TOMORROW - High would consider any legisla- Africans should boycott the stand on the controversy over tion to register women, have off the U.S. aid offer as ing our religion," one of them 10:19 a.m. and 10:53 p.m. and Local weather Moscow Games since the So- draft registration for women, said they oppose It because "peanuts." and there was no said. low 4:16 a.m. and 4:42 p.m. Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather viets provide aid to black lib- but is keeping his position to indication whether he and Forr Red Bank and the military needs people in station was 31 degrees. The low yesterday was 14. It was eration movements and black himself for now. Brzezinski had reached More than 500,000 refugees Hiiiiisiin bridge, add two combat positions, which 27 at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was IS. Today's 6 a.m. African countries. As Carter returned yester- agreement on the size of an have sought shelter in Paki- hours: Sea Bridge, deduct 10 women now are not allowed aid package A joint temperature was tt. There was no precipitation In the U "They didn't tell mean day to the White House from to fill. , stan since the first com- minutes; Long Branch, cle> hours Aiding at 6 a.m. today. There were 42 heating America that Russia sup- a weekend at Camp David he statement said they had a A conference of Re- munist regime came to duct 15 minutes, Highlands degree days yesterday, 131 for the month and 2,720 for the ports these countries, " Ali "full exchange of views." acknowledged, "Yes, I've publican leaders, meeting power in Afghanistan 21 bridge, add 40 minutes. heating season to date. replied as U.S. Embassy of- Zia is angling for a decided" on the issue, but de- this .weekend in Maryland, months ago, sparking a na- HI LO Prc Otlk ficials squirmed. "Maybe massive shot of U.S. aid to It II cdv clined to to divulge his de- voted overwhelmingly to tionwide rebellion by anti- U U cir I'm being used to do some- rebuild his armed forces, Coastal forecast cision. communist Moslem rebels. 14 cdv thing that ain't right. You all urge reinstatement of regis- which have lost three wars to AncMraia it n cdv Aides previously said his The Soviets began pouring cir have given me some ques- tration but to limit it only to India since they got independ- >l 14 cdv Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Small craft advisories stance would be announced troops into the country on iSS* 43 cir tions which are good and "eligible males." ence from Britain in 1947 II cir are in effect with winds mostly northwest 15 to 30 knots by the end of this week. Atlintlc Ctv 11 which are making me .look at Brzezinski was asked at a Christmas Day to put down Biltlmort 41 IS cdv through tonight. Fair with five miles or more visibility. The president announced Among administration Birmingham II II cdv this thing different... ' news conference today how the rebellion and prop up the •Umirck IM Average wave heights will be three to six feet today. the resumption of draft regis- supporters of draft regis- It 31 .11 America would respond if Pa- latest Marxist ruler, Babrak It 14 cir "To me. Russia's a bad tration in his State of the Un- tration for women are De- Brawnivllli U 41 cir country, but I don't know kistan was threatened "from Karmal. installed in a Soviet- Bultjlo It I M cdv ion address last month, fense Secretary Harold backed coup two days after Charlun SC 41 M cdv South Jersey what Russia did for you. You saying it was needed to re- quarters not controlled by the Chjrllln WV M I cdv Brown and first lady Christmas. Chavanna 41 la cdv tell me that the Russians are spond to an increasing threat Soviet Union" — an apparent ChkMO 14 II Hcdv Clear, breezy and very cold through tomorrow. Highs Rosalynn Carter. reference to India. Cincinnati 11 1 cdv more your friends than the from the Soviet Union. Cltvaland II — S cdv today and tomorrow 25 to 30.Lows tonight eight to 18. Americans. We're all On Saturday, Carter met "We expect that Paki- Calumbui 17 1 cdv Precipitation probability near zero percent through to- He did not say whether he Dal Ft. Win » 11 ' cir brothers, and I'm closer to with several hundred women stan's security will not be Dtnvtr >% 11 cdv night. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph today. would seek to have women ii * cdv you than I am to white Amer- supporters at the White threatened but will be Das Molna* 11 1 cir included in the call — a move Dalroll 11-7 M cdv icans or white Russians. heightened by the efforts that Dululh SOUTH JERSEY EXTENDED that would require con- House. Most indicated they Filrtunki 10 cdv Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. "They want us to stop." gressional approval. favored equal treatment of Pakistan itself together with r/ixii omn Hartlord » 11 cir its friends and also with us is Halana M cdv Fair Wednesday. A chance of snow Thursday and Friday. All continued as the Embassy House Speaker Thomas P. men and women on the regis- XEROX COPKS Honolulu tl cir officials tried to cut the news undertaking to enhance the 5M 1 40 Lows teens to low 20s. Highs in the low to mid 30s. O'Neill Jr. has said he does tration question. Hauilan cir security of the region," he 1! 4 cir conference short "But I'm not believe the House would Several of those attending INSTANT Jacki'vllla 4t 17 cir learning ... I'm no traitor to replied. Junaau H U .44 rn North Jersey support registration of wom- said Carter told them he PRINTING Kant Cltv 10 11 H in black people ... I'm not here "We will be cooperating Lat vatai i; cir Clear, breezy and very cold through tomorrow. Highs en with the Selective Service. would work diligently so "no unit «oc« 14 n tl cdv to do nothing against Africa. Several members of the soldier — man or woman — in a variety of ways with dif- Lai Antalat • 1 >» cir today and tomorrow around 30. Lows tonight around 20. I'm not here to promote no ferent countries in this re- Loulivllla 17 i cdv House and Senate armed ser- will die in combat." Mtmahli 11 ii cdv Probability of precipitation near zero percent through role for America If I find out gion. Precisely what form it Miami H 41 .11 cir Mllwaakta 11 11 .14 cdv tonight. Winds are from the northwest 15 to 30 mph today. I'm wrong (about the Sovi- will take, at this stage, it MmSt P 11 cdv Nasnvllla 17 17 cdv ets), I'm going to go back to would be premature to say." Naw Orlaani M 11 cir Commuter unit honors NawYart Jersey Shore America and cancel the Brzezinski visited a Paki- NarWH whole trip." stani camp for Afghan refu- Okla. Cltv Clear, breezy and very cold through tomorrow. Highs 11 11 cdv gees about 100 miles south of 11 •n today and tomorrow around 30. Lows tonight around 20. Several reporters asked Gambaccini, Goldzweig M 41 .(1 cir ssss. it 14 cir Probability of precipitation near zero percent through why black African countries Tt 41 cir should support President Louis J. Gambaccini, II i cdv tonight. Winds are from the northwest 15 to 30 mph today. for his efforts to Improve f'tland, I 17 1 cir Ocean water temperatures are in the mid 30s. Carter's call to move the state transportation com- mass transportation along Plland, Ot« St II II cdv rtaoM Cltv M 11 cdv Olympics from Moscow when missioner, and Arthur Gold- Route 9. Rtna to ii the United States did not sup- zweig, Marlboro township at- Rlchinand M II Eastern Penn. Goldzweig Is being hon- OPEN A CJB SI. Liwlt It 14 port the boycott of the 1976 torney, are the recipients of ored for his voluntary efforts St. P. Tampa W 44 Breezy and very cold through tomorrow. Mostly clear SAVINGS Salt LaHa 11 11 Olympics in Montreal which the first Walter J. Koiloskl as attorney for the transpor- San Olata 71 SI except variable cloudiness with scattered flurries north black African countries Commuter Servic* award. tation unit. Goldzweig ACCOUNT, San Fran 4_1 II cir today. Lows tonight near zero to 15 above. Highs today and SaarHt I! 41 M cdv staged in protest against the The award was estab- drafted and filed a complaint or invest tn varkuii Saokana IV M Mlmm tomorrow in the 20s. St %u Maria 11—11 cir presence of the New Zealand lished by the Central New with the Interstate Com- typm ol carUf icatn THlaa 41 » cdv EASTERN PENN. EXTENDED team. The Africans objected Jersey Transportation Board, ofdcpotM II M cir merce Commission concern- Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. to New Zealand's sporting to honor individuals who have ing poor bus service. He was Fair Wednesday. A chance of snow Thursday and Friday links with South Africa. performed extraordinary ser- successful in securing an ICC Lows 6 to 16 Wednesday and Thursday.10 To 20 Friday. Ali said he personally sup- vice in the line of professional directive ordering the bus CENTRAL JERSEY BUNK Highs mid 20s to around 30 each day. ported the 1976 boycott, com- duty or as a public servant, companies to upgrade bus . i Mvnama i • «< H • i '» menting, "That was good.'\ Gambaccini was selected conditions. 4 TheDwalyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY,FEBRUARY*. MlliniHUUIUIIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllUIIIIUIIHIMUHIIIIIHIIIIIII Weekend program draws 400 Jews Ocean man *» " • ___^_ RolHnie. in Judaism" aaandd "Cultsi LONG BRANCH - About and Today's Youth " 400 Jews from the New York- Rabbi Jan Emmanuel Obituaries is charged New Jersey area gathered at Schochat, professor of IIMMIIIMIHUMIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllMIIIMMIItMIMIHIIIIHIIIIIIMMIIIII , - the Harbor Island Spa over philosophy at Humber Col- in the weekend for the Third An lege in Toronto, Ontario. Can- Jack Rolhrock; ex-ballplayer accident Dual Hassidic Family Shab- ada, and Rabbi Mannis OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A baton. Freedman, principal of the SAN BERNARDINO, Series as the right-fielder for Calif (AP) - Jack Rolhrock. township man was charged The goal of the Shabbaton, Lubavitch Woman's Institute the St. Louis Cardinals and with leaving the scene of an which was sponsored by vari- in St Paul, Minn . were guest a member of the famed led his team in runs batted in Gasaouse Gang that won the accident after the car he was ous Lubavitch Hassidic lecturers for the Shabbaton with six. driving struck and killed a groups in Northern and Cen- When the annual Shab- UM World Series, died Satur- Officials of the medical day night of an apparent tow truck operator on thetral New Jersey, was to baton program began two center said Rothrock was Garden State Parkway in Old "bring Jews closer to years ago, only about 180 per- heart attack, according to of- dead en arrival at the hospi- ficials at San Bernardino Bridge Saturday night, police Judaism," according to Rab- sons attended, and last year tal Saturday night. He bad no said bi Yosef Carlebacb of New about 300 took part, County Medical Center He history of heart problems, ac- was 74. The driver, Alden R Rich- Brunswick, an organiser of Carlebach said. He attributes cording to family members. the program. Rothrock started all seven ardson Jr., 43, of 539 Park the steady growth in atten- Rothrock played la the "We are not prose- games of the ISM World Ave., Oakhunt, also has been dance to a growing aware- major leagues for 11 years charged with failure to report lytizers," Carlebacb re- ness In the American Jewish Edward Alexander He had a lifetime batting av- an accident and careless driv- marked last night, at the community that "American erage of .276 and played eve- ing, police said. close of a busy three-day Jews need Judaism." ry position during his big The tow truck operator, weekend. "We are Just ABERDEEN - Edward league career. "We had Jews from all J. Alexander, M, of S16 Laurence S. Mills. 90, of 44 trying to help make good Among other members of walks of life coming here for Laurie Lane, died yesterday Garfield Place, Parlin, suf- Jews better Jews." the Gashouse Gang were three days to see what a sab- at Bayshore Community Hos- fered a skull fracture and was Those who attended the pitchers Diny and Paul Dean bath weekend would be like," pital, Holmdel pronounced dead on arrival at Shabbaton celebrated the and inflelders Leo Durocher, • HLvnPm Carlebach said. "We hope Mr. Alexander was born in South Amboy Hospital, police Jewish Sabbath together Pepper Martin and playing SHALOM — Mr. and Mrs. George Telchman of Englewood and their daughter, they went away with a New York City and lived life said. from sundown Friday to Sat- manager Frank Frisch. Sharl, meet Rabbi and Mrs. Ylsroel Brod of Tearwck prior to an evening of Hassidic message which they bring In Jersey City for most of his urday evening, and partici- Rothrock led the National According to police, Mills singing and dancing at the Lubavltch Hassidic Shabbaton at the Harbor Island Spa. into their homes." life before moving here six pated in seminars, lectures League in at-bats during the was working in the left south- years ago. Before retiring in and discussion periods The Lubavitch group 1934 season with 647 Hebound lane of the Parkway 1*71, ha was-a clerk with the throughout the weekend. tional Hassidic singing and shops, too, and helped to Topics of the discussions forms the largest element scored 106 runs that year and near milepost 121 with anoth- Railway Express Co. In On Saturday night, partici- dancing. make traditional Jewish scheduled during the week- within Hassidic Jewry, which batted .284. er tow truck operator in an Sayrevttle for 35 years. attempt to move a vehicle pants ended a day of prayer Children of those who at- articles, such as sabbath end included "The Jewish itself is a sect within Or- Rothrock was a San that had been abandoned on and discussion with tradi- tended had their own work- candlesticks. Marriage," "The Woman's thodox Judaism. He was a member of the Bernardino resident for most the roadway's left shoulder. International Brotherhood of of the last 32 years. Surviving Railway Employees and a are his wife, Ardlth; a son, a Richardson, driving south, Crash hurts communicant of St. daughter and a stepdaughter. swerved to avoid the two tow Benedict's Roman Catholic trucks but struck Mills and Church, Holmdel. County may hire handicapped continued on, police said. policemen Surviving are his wife, Irving RiUerman; Madeline Mayer Alexander; owned men's shop Shortly afterward, police two daughters, Mrs. Barbara said, Richardson's car was after chase FREEHOLD - Irving spotted on Route 35 in Mid- to fill bridge tender vacancies MIDDLETOWN - Two Sutton, Keansburg, and Mrs. Rltterman, 68, of 30 Morris dletown by a resident there Kathryn Mohr, here; two employment program. And he said he system should be sub-regional or policemen were injured late St., died Saturday at thewho noted that the -vehicle By BARBARA KATELL —•— Saturday night when a high- brothers, Harold and FREEHOLD - The Monmouth wants Monmouth CETA to be the first countywide The consultants also sug- Washington Hospital Center, had been damaged and was speed car chase through sev- Frederick Alexander, both Washington, DC County Highway Department is con- in the state to apply. gested that it might be best for the stained with blood. Police eral municipalities ended in a Oakland; four sisters, Mrs. Mr. Rltterman was born sidering hiring persons with mild Theodore Narozanick, county ad- county to enter into a long-term Grace Wallinger, Bayonne; were called and Richardson three-car accident here, po- in New York City and had was apprehended at home, physical handicaps as bridge tenders, ministrator; Robert Halsey, director agreement with the Middlesex au- Mrs. Geraldlne La Bracio, lived in the Monmouth Coun- according to Freeholder Thomas J. of the county Planning Board, and thority. lice said. Haslet, and Mrs. Muriel Did- police said. ty area for most of his adult Lynch Jr. Charles Van Benschoten, county engi- Treated and released at den and Mrs. Marion Burke, According to police, Rich- At that meeting, Freeholder Harry Riverview Hospital, Red life. Before retiring late last Lynch, (he freeholder In charge of neer, were authorized by the free- Larrison Jr. insisted that any agree- both Jersey City, and nine ardson will not be charged Bank, were police officers year, he was proprietor of transportation, said that those hired - holders to meet with the Middlesex ment with Middlesex should be a tem- grandchildren. with causing death by auto. Gene Hampton of Tinton Abbey's Men's Shop, Red would have to be able to operate the County Sewerage Authority to discuss porary one that would end as soon as The John W. Mehlenbeck Bank. He also was former At the time of the accident, gates on the bridges, and therefore no a long-term agreement for the accep- ' Falls, and Barry Parker of Funeral Home, Hatlet, Is in Monmouth could build its own dis- Little Silver. owner of the Weingarten Shoe he was not operating his vehi- one confined to a wheelchair or with a tance of Monmouth septic wastes by posal system. However, at Friday's charge of arrangements. Police said the chase Store here. cle In an unsafe manner, they severe disability could be considered. the Middlesex authority. meeting, Larrison did not object to began when Neal W. He was a U.S. Navy veter- explained. Eugene Melody, county highway Narozanick had reported to the the meeting with the Middlesex of- McGrath, 21, of 83 Her Drive, Newell Van Dorn an of World War II and a past Police said that as Rich- supervisor, said it takes approx- freeholders that he had received a ficials, scheduled for Feb. 11. commander of the Jewish Middletown, fled the scene of ardson swerved on the imately 55 bridge tenders to man the letter from the head of the Middlesex COLTS NECK - Newell War Veterans post here. five county bridges. He said there are Van Benschoten said his depart- a disturbance on Sycamore A. Van Dorn, 90, of 24 Heyers Parkway his vehicle hit a car authority suggesting the meeting. He was a member of Con- now some vacancies on the staff. And The letter pointed out that a long- ment wants to' put up a super- Avenue, Little Silver, after " Mill Road, died yesterday at that had been traveling in the structure on the recently repaired gregation Agudath Achlm he said some handicapped persons term agreement might be economi- police had been called to the theConva-Center, Neptune. center lane and was moving bridge over Clay Pit Creek on Locust here and had served as the might be hired to fill these positions. cally advantageous to both counties. area about 11:15 p.m. Satur- Mr. Van Dorn was a life- congregation's president. into the right lane. The sec- Any future hiring, he said, would Avenue in Locust to prevent over- day. long resident here. Before re- ond auto sustained only minor Disposal of septic wastes in the sized trucks from using the span. He Surviving are his wife, result from normal attrition among county has been a growing problem In Police gave chase and tiring, he had been a fanner Claire W. Ritterman, and a damage and its driver, reported that for approximately existing employees. No one now em- recent years. There are fewer and McGrath eluded a roadblock and later an employee in the daughter, Mrs. Ellen Walter J. Lewandowski of 32 ployed as a bridge tender would lose 15,000, the county could build a super- fewer legal landfills available. As a on Route 35, investigators maintenance department of Hackbarth, Washington. Buttonwood Drive, Hazlet, his job because of the new program, structure that would keep trucks over result, illegal dumping into sewer said. At speeds sometimes the township school system. The Freeman Funeral was not injured, police said. Melody stressed. a given height from entering the lines, wooded areas and free-flowing reaching 80 miles an hour, He was a U.S. Army veter- Home, here, is in charge of The county Comprehensive Em- bridge. And he pointed out that re- police then chased McGrath an of World War II and a arrangements. ployment and Training Agency streams has become widespread. And pairs to the bridge necessitated by Mrs. Loretta Smith there Is concern that even legal on Paterson Avenue, member of American Legion (CETA) also is proposing a progam to damage from too-heavy vehicles had Shrewsbury Avenue and New- Post 54, Freehold dumping may present a hazard to John Mannino PERTH AMBOY - Mrs. aid the county's handicapped. The cost the county $85,000. man Springs Road before his Surviving are his wife, groundwater because of pollution WOODMERE, NY. - Loretta Blum Smith, 93, of freeholders at their meeting Friday vehicle was Involved In an Ray H. Van Dorn; a daugh- from leachates in the landfills. John Mannino, 74, of 121411 East Ave., mother of Pe- authorized CETA to apply for a The freeholders expressed con- accident with Little Silver ter, Mrs. Marie Bruno, In- Last month, the consulting engi- Franklin Place, father of two ter J. Smith of Middletown, 1206,000 federal grant to fund summer cern, however, that trucks banned terlaken; a sister, Mrs. and Tinton Falls police cars Monmouth County, N.J., resi- died yesterday at Roosevelt employment for approximately 200 neers to the county urged the free- from the bridge might create prob- Charles Flock, here; five at the corner of Newman dents, died yesterday at St. Hospital, Edison. handicapped youths between the ages holders to apply for a federal grant to lems on narrow local roads and that it grandchildren, and seven Springs and Half Mile roads; John's Episcopal Hospital of 14 and 21. study the problem. might be difficult to give enough ad- great-grandchildren. Mrs. Smith was born in police said. here., George Callas, head of the county The consultants said the county vance warning to trucks not to turn The Freeman Funeral Woodbridge and had lived McGrath was arrested and Mr. Mannino was born in CETA program, said there is a lim- should look into the possibility of off Locust Point Road onto Locust Home, Freehold, is in charge here 70 years. charged with drunken driving Torrieto. Italy, and came to ited amount of federal money avail- building its own disposal system and Avenue. The matter will be in- of arrangements. She was a communicant of and attempting to evade po- the United States 66 years able nationwide for the handicapped should try to determine whether the vestigated further. St. Mary's Roman Catholic lice officers. He was released ago. He had lived in Queens, Church, here, and a member in his own recognizance pend- Mrs. Hazel Wardell NY., for most of his life. He of the church's Rosary Socie- ing a Feb. 26 appearance in was a self-employed lather ty and the St. Mary's Senior Little Silver Municipal Court, WEST LONG BRANCH- and plasterer. Mrs. Hazel W. Wardell, 74, of Citizens. She also was a police said. Surviving are his wife, Israeli official draws fire in U.S. Thompson St., died Sunday at member of the Court of San Anna Trippi Mannino; a son, ktonmouth Medical Center, Salvador, Catholic Daughters Vincent Mannino, Farm- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - years." barred non-essential visits to peace treaty and the massive Long Branch. of America, and of the Sacred Correction ingdale, N.J.; three daugh- Ezer Weizman, Israel's popu- The remark, interpreted the United States until after U.S. aid that has been chan- Heart Guild at St. Joseph's A story which appeared in Mrs. Wardell was born in ters, Mrs. Josephine De- lar but impetuous defense as an endorsement of Election Day. neled to Israel by his admin- Shrine in Sterling. last Tuesday's Daily Register Newark and had lived here veareau, Middletown, N.J.; minister, is accused of med- Carter's candidacy, incensed' Israeli politicians and istration. Last week he com- since 1945 reported erroneously that all Mrs. ConcetU Suglla, Plain- She was a member of the dling In American politics by Kennedy backers because of newspapers chastised the de- pounded the controversy by He husband, Charles boats must be equipped with view, N.Y., and Mrs. Vera Third Ward Democratic Club praising President Carter its possible effect on the Jew- fense minister for under- belittling Kennedy's cam- Wardell, died in 197B one of three types of toilets O'Neil, Fort Myers, Fla.; and the Middlesex County and criticizing Sen. Edward ish vote. Jewish supporters of mining Begin's effort to avoid paign statements expressing Surviving are three Kennedy. the senator protested to any appearance of interfering strong support for Israel and certified by the U.S. Coast three sisters, the Misses Con- Division, Ladies Auxiliary, Guard. brothers, Russell Winters, cetta, Vera and Virginia Ancient Order of Hibernians, In the last six weeks Prime Minister Menachem in U.S. affairs. predicting he would lose. The standards apply only Manahawkin; George Win- Mannino, all of Astoria, and was a past officer of the Weizman has heaped praise Begin, who in an effort to Weizman defended his re- In a Interview with Israel to boats with existing toilets, ters, Lancaster, Pa., and N.Y.; seven grandchildren, Ladles Auxiliary of John on Carter, Intimated that keep his cabinet from getting mark by citing Carter's key Television he said: "I never not to all vessels. The Reg- Clifford Winters, Union, and and three great-grand- Barry Division No. 3 of the Kennedy's pledges of support involved in the campaign has role in the Israeli-Egyptian heard one word about Israel ister regrets the error. a sister, Mrs. Ruth Morgan, children. Hibernians, here. for Israel were only cam- from Sen. Kennedy until he Henderson, N.C. The John F. Pfleger Fu- Her husband, Peter J. paign rhetoric and predicted decided to run." During the The Damiano Fqneral neral Home, New Monmouth, Smith, died in 1954. that Kennedy would lose his Kennedy, Bush favored difficult two-year peace proc- Home, Long Branch, Is In challenge for the Democratic ess with Egypt, he added, N.J., is in charge of arrange- Surviving, besides her son charge of arrangements. presidential nomination. "We didn't hear one good ments. in Middletown, are another by IN. J. women delegates The comments have pro- word from Kennedy. Now son, Francis Smith, Edison; voked a barrage of criticism that he's running ... Thanks a two daughters, Mrs. Eliz- NORTH BRUNSWICK (AP) - Edward Kennedy and from Israeli and American lot." THe abeth Madonna, Kingston, George Bush emerged as the winners of a presidential straw Jews, who say foreign lead- Pressed by a questioner, NY., and Miss Adeline poll taken Sunday among women who want to be delegates to ers have no place on the U.S. he added: "I'm taking into Smith, with whom she lived; national political conventions this year. political scene. account that Kennedy will not a brother, George Blum, St. More than 120 women from eight different women's or- be the next president of the Augustine, Fla.; seven grand- Weizman touched off the ganizations In New Jersey participated in the straw poll as United States." UJflTfR children, three great-grand- controversy after a meeting part of an educational program to elect women as delegates, The response was Im- children, and several nieces with Carter in late December said Nancy Stultz, a spokeswoman for the conference. muse to press Israel's case for The vote among Democrats was follows: Kennedy 53.(2 mediate. Israeli President and nephews. 1 more economic and military percent; President Carter 37.68 percent, California Gov. Yitzhak Navon told American TanM-twa Colter The Flynn and Son Funer- aid. He told reporters: "We Jerry Brown 7.2 percent and 1 percent was uncommitted. Jewish fund-raisers Weizman TOILET TANK BALL al Home, here, is In charge of have a friend In the White The vote among Republicans was: George Bush 57.14 had made "a grievous mis- 7-*S86 arrangements. House, and I hope It will be percent, Ronald Reagan 17.14 percent, Rep. John Anderson take." that way during the next four 14.29 percent and Sen. Howard Baker 11.43 percent. 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Walnut grain finish on polystyrene with the Mayor and Township Committee of Middletown The Daily Register Township, hereby gives public notice thai It will hold a final public hearing on programs and projects to be Included In (USPS-M5440) liHty'i S its Year VI application to HUD for Federal funding under TWIN BON FEDERAL SAVINGS the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as The Sunday Register AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Million Fighting Price. 54.97 amended. The public hearing will be held at the Township Committee Meeting at the Main Meeting Room, Town Hall, (USPS-3J4-W0) 94 BROAD STREET - EATONTOWN J*we4*r, Watchmaker and Camera Pubinrttd by Tha Rtd Banli Registtr Middletown on Thursday, February 14, 1980. The meeting Established in 1|7|by JohnH Cook and Htnrv Clay MUM HtfpVlv Oil |lf w/IWIwWW begins at 6:00 P.M. Main Oftlca On* Rtgnttr Plaia. Shrawsfeury. 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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1980 * Thf Dmt) ITf ftMetl S Mother finds the daughter she gave away 19 years ago DEPTFORD (AP) - Af- The nun also warned Mrs. married and with a young moons ago " ter being tormented for 19 Merlino that her daughter daughter of her own, to con- Sister Mary Peter ar- years by a longing to know might not even know she was tact Catholic Charities ranged a meeting between the infant she gave away, a adopted, or — if she did — "I called up the agency the two on Jan. 17. Deptford Township woman which agency handled the while the program was on," "I got hysterical when the has found her daughter, who adoption, Mrs. Merlino said she said later. "I had always call came. I didn't sleep'all lived in the same Gloucester "1 guess she didn't want me thought about it, but it night," Mrs Merlino tiki. County neighborhood. to get my hopes too high." seemed like an impossible "Then, I was afraid that she Diane Gale grew up near "Please call me," the let- thing." was going to come from tome the home of her natural moth- ter said, "we have been As a result, she eventually place far away and have to go er, and even befriended an- strangers for too long." was told of the letter. back — and I would have to other of her mother's daugh- More than a year later, a "I didn't know it was that miss her all over again." ters, a high school classmate. television talk show on adop- easy," Diane said "If I had, But it didn't work out that "Uncanny," said Susan tion convinced Diane, now 1 would have done it many way. Merlino, after their joyful re- "When Diane walked in. union last month. "To be so the brought me rotes," Mrs. close and not know it." Merlino said. "We've spent APPOINTED — David V. When Mrs. Merlino last every minute together Carter, executive' vice saw her daughter, she was a since." president and Director, premature baby weighing Jersey Shore Medical Cen- two pounds, one ounce. Mrs. NEW PROJECT — The First Baptist Church, Main facilities with at least three denominations, .each of ter, has announced the ap- Travel Twe Thousand Yeart Merlino, then 14, sneaked into in Only fifteen Days to «* Street, Matawan, plans to construct the above which has established another church In the area. The pointment of Florence the hospital nursery before classroom building for Its Sunday School. The church, Rev. Lewis Klsenwether It the minister of the church. Sokolow to the Board of her child was turned over to known as "the church with the red doors on Main Groundbreaking Is scheduled for the spring. Governors. An Associate an adoption agency at the in- HOLY LAN1 D Street" was founded 130 years ago and has shared Its Director of the Mldlantlc wilt. in* Sihf. •• r*w gu'- -- sistence of the teen-aged •>••*. undmt Mtt dirffhon of Bank and on the Mon mother's parents. Monsignor Thomas * mouth County Mental Three months later the Health Board, Mrs. REARDON tiny girl was adopted into the v«-ion Ooservei * Untied Nations Sokolow Is active In many iJ*slw Ementub Lawyw PtaNMMf-. Fort honors 22 employees family of a southern New Jer- community affairs. She is sey doctor. headquarters. a member of the Jersey FORT MONMOUTH — over 35 years of federal ser- performance were presented "I had always had it in Twenty-two employees of the Brigadier General Donald vice. Shore Chapter Hadassah; to: Carolyn A. Anderson, my mind to try to find my Belmar Chapter, Deborah; U.S. Army Communications R. Lasher, Commander of the Length of service pins management assistant, local agency, presented daughter," said Mrs. Monmouth County As- Systems Agency/Project were presented to Sidney-J. Eatontown; Thelma L. Merlino, now 34. "I used to Manager DCS (Army) were awards for length of service, Batt, 35 years; Ernest L. sociation for Retarded Curchin, clerk-stenographer, feel that part of my life was Citizens; Congregation honored at an awards cere- outstanding performance and Moran, traffic manager, Fair Haven; Michael J. retirements. missing and 1 didn't know Sons of Israel Auxiliary, mony held at the agency Lakewood, 35 years; and Daigler, logistics managa- where it was." lh Sergeant First Class Leonard S. Wrazan, equip- Belmar; and the Belmar '1899 i'.T<|,% Apr. 14 ment specialist, Eatontown; Diane also thought about Holy H< fipiurr torn** «!<** Iw you « Saverio F. 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The Daily Register FBI spreads false sex rumorthat Wodka had seiuasl rela- F.stabtished in 1R7S - Published by The Red Rank Register By JACK ANDERSON Illll I IIIIIIIIHMIII IIH had been used by the I tion wttfc Silkwood. * • WASHINGTON - Tin in a case involving a Soviet _ other derogatory i»- UTsbout Silkwood'oods ARTHUR Z KAMIN FBI has had an ugly habit of WASHINGTON smearing its critics with un- MI W President and Editor Disclosure of this brought 55* ! & FBI founded sex nunort. la its SCENE criticism of the FBI from the scatered through the »w MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1980 campaign of harassment, the Justice Department, Con- sjses bureau hat spread unsubstan- iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii1' gress snd the press. The bu- Footnote: An FBI spokes- tiated rumors about the sup- reau evidently put Stockton man declined comment 'From now on you will call them COMRADE posed sexual peccadilloes of • harassment directed against on its enemies list, and in 1977 Meanwhile. Stockton'. £ powerful congressman, a those who have been critical found a way to strike back at torney, Ted Jacobs and the gooks' dedicated congressional staff of the agency's rote in the him. ANBEBSON Snd for Constitutional Oov- aide, a respected newspaper Silkwood case. publisher and a persistent un- - Rep. John Dingell, D- Compelled to release cer- ion official. Mich , conducted an in-tain internal documents for ssse\&s a Usber of the Tennesseean, re- use in the Silkwood lawsuit, My office has obtained vestigation into the case in sponded to the disclosure that the FBI, as required by the dramatic new evidence in the 1976 — a probe that was ex- Privacy Act, diligently de- Srouji was an FBI Informant toTof his constitutional celebrated Karen Sllkwood tremely embarrassing to the leted the names of third by firing her on May 5, 1976. case, which Inspired "The FBI. During the hearings, a ri| parties not involved in the The next day, the FBI in DIGGING IN: The Sovi- China Syndrome" movie. news story appeared about a suit — all except Stockton's. Memphis wired headquarters ets' move to make the ruble Silkwood was the 18-year-old prostitute with Mafia connec- about "allegations of Seigen- the official currency of AI- lab technician who was killed tions who supposedly kept a In the transcript of an FBI thaler having Illicit relations (hanistan is further proof — in a mysterious car crash in list of her clients stashed in a interview with Kerr-McGee's with young girls." A few days 5.ny were needed-that the 1974, while she was on her shoe box. The Detroit story security chief James Read- later, the Memphis bureau, Russian! plan to stay there s way to give a reporter claimed Dtngell's name was ing, reference was made to finding no truth to the allega- long longtime. on her list. Dingell denied the his contacts with Stockton, documentary evidence of lax tions,notified Washington ENERGY EAR: DOE of- unsubstantiated accusation who was working for Na- safety regulations at the that they were, after all, ficials who deal with Con- Competent sources told us tional Public Radio at toe Kerr-McGee plutonium plant "unfounded rumor." gress have been Instructed to that the FBI leaked the time, and another reporter. in Oklahoma. submit weekly "in- spurious charge. The second reporter's name There was considerable This didn't stop a high FBI telligence" reports on Capitol was deleted: Stockton's was evidence that her car was run - Peter Stockton con- official from telling two New Hill doings, including "In- not. off the road and the in- ducted the Silkwood In- York Times reporters later formation in the nature of 1 criminating evidence stolen. vestigation for Dlngell's After noting' Stockton's that "Seigenthaler...is not 'tidbits' for 'gossip.' " But the FBI declared there Small Business subcommit- two attempts to interview entirely pure." DOUBLE BILLING: U.S. was no foul play involved. tee. In the course of their Reading, the transcript taxpayers were charged $20 Last May, a federal jury - Steven Wodka, an of- digging, Dingell and Stockton stated, "Again he declined to billion last year for stationing awarded her estate $10.5 mil- ficial of the Oil, Chemical learned that Jacque Srouji, a talk with the reporters, but troops and equipment in Ger- lion in damages after finding and Atomic Workers Union, copy editor at the Nashville he did learn from certain of many and Great Britain. On that she had been subjected kept prodding'federal agen- Tennesseean, had gained ac- his sources that they didn't top of that, the two allies had to excessive radiation at the cies to investigate Silkwood's cess to FBI documents in the accomplish too much because the nerve to submit a W mil plant. charge of poor safety pro- case that had been denied to Stockton spent most of his lion property tax bill for our Sources have revealed to the subcommittee. They time visiting local prostitutes cedures at the nuclear plant. Information later turned up GIs' housing facilities - my associate Gary Conn an further discovered that Srouji and not working." which the Pentagon paid. insidious pattern of FBI was an FBI Informant, and — John Seigenthaler, pub- in FBI files falsely charging A secret of war kept until death By JIM BISHOP IIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII pills late at night. The lady trying to relieve our guys at It was a proper wake. The who owned the Brass Rail Bastogne. room was big and bright, the wwdhim. - At the edge of a forest, pews gleaming with wax, the THF, ,,»ek," she. shouted, trees were ebony against the casket richly ordained in "it's suicide. You're a dead snow. Jack and his men dark wood and Jack deep in- REPORTER man." ; crouched. He pressed a finger side 200 bucks worth of satin He spun his glass slowly in to his lips and fired a Brown- looking as though he waslillliniiiiii IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII a wet circle. ing. The shells picked up lit- meditating. He wore the "Ma," he said, "you're tle snow geysers. A man same moon face, the black this thing." gonna make me look for a screamed. Someone yelled: hair wispy in front. It was not death, nor even new office." "For crysakes we're Ameri- People came in out of the the manner of his passing "But..." cans." BISHOP cold. They came in twos and that captured my Interest. It He held a hand up like a "Sure you are," Jack was the secret. Jack kept it. threes, and their eyes frisked traffic cop. snouted. "Who's the great the room for friendly faces. rude. You must understand, When he got a good fee, or American jockey?" A foggy Some knelt on the plush prie- first, that he was a good, ethi- won a contigency, he gave all "Please don't tell me it voice yelled: "Arcaro." dieu. Some clasped their cal lawyer. There were a lot of It to Evvy. Her girlfriends wUI kill me," he said softly. hands and looked at Jack. of things he wouldn't do, even had new clothes; some had "I know It better than you "Yeah," he said, still the au- Some stared at the gilt cross when he was broke. His office, fur coats. Evvy had no pre- do." tomatic weapon, "Who quar- Unsilenced in exile with the red vigil light was in The Brass Rail and he tensions. She spent the money I shrugged. Then, without terbacked the Redskins?" caressing Jesus with mys- breathed like a retired on the children and the house. prodding, he revealed the se- "Sammy Baugh." A voice terious shadows. fighter. He fought court bat- I spUt a booth with Jack at cret. Jack had been a lieuten- sobbed "Americans. We're Even in exile, the eloquent voice of pression than a frail reed facing a bull- Kvvy sat with her father. tles for families that were The Brass Rail. ant in World War II. The Americans." "Is that so? Andrei D. Sakharov continues to be dozer. Yet, as the Sakharov exile has The people came to her and poor. Which is to say, no fee. "Some day," I said, "I snows In December 1944 were Who was Ty Cobb?" There heard. Recently, only two days after thus far demonstrated, such reeds often shook her hand and said how He loved Evvy and those may do a story on you." deep and immaculate. was no response. being forcibly relocated to the Russian have incredible strength. And while pun- sorry they were. Her old man shrieking kids so much it was Jack laughed until he was "How come," he asked a Jack didn't look at me. He sat beside her. He was a Prot- indecent. Once, I recall, Jack snagged in a spasm of city of Gorky, the Nobel Peace Prize ishing Dr. Sakharov for denouncing the headquarters chicken colo- was studying his glass. estant bartender who didn't and Evvy arrived an hour late coughing. nel, "the Krauts have white "That was the first Amer- winner and leading Soviet dissident re- invasion of Afghanistan, the Kremlin has believe in any of this. at a house- party. She was "About what?" he said. coveralls, and we can't spot ican outfit to get white cov- declared his opposition to the Soviet in- also unwittingly highlighted its own in- laughing and covering her The children were home. "I drink too much; I neglect them but they can see us?" eralls. Nobody told us. I vasion of Afghanistan. But that denun- They knew Jack would die. face. On the road, he had my practice; I pop sleeping defensible violations of the human rights The colonel said white killed all but three. If there Something grew in his wind- fallen In love with Evvy all ciation from exile included a new appeal of the people of Afghanistan. pills as though they were corn coveralls had been requisi- pipe, and Jack said: "No over again, and they had flakes." were some pill that would get' to "sportsmen and lovers of sport" to tioned.They would arrive those kids out of my mind, I'd That may not seem important to knife." It took a long time for stopped in a motel. "Why the pills?" I said, condemn that outrageous military sup- soon. be okay." Soviet officials who often appear to have the thing to bring him to his He coached little kids foot- and covered both ears against pression of a defenseless country. little regard for international opinion. knees. Jack was a bitter-end ball. At Paramus, I saw Jack a tirade. It didn't come. "My kids are being hit," In the cellar of the funeral Jack shouted. A lieutenant The dissident's pointed phrasing But in apparently judging that the Af- fighter. I saw him in a bath- hit a two-iron 230 yards. He "Keeps the nightmares parlor, I lit a cigarette. makes very few points with a amounted to his implicit endorsement of ghan campaign could serve as both pre- robe three weeks before he had more friends than the outside the bedroom." "I liked Jack," a banker went: "Bet on me," he valid argument. Around said. "Great guy. But he's proposals for a boycott of the I960 Olym- text and foil in its move against an Quakers. Yet he nursed that This was the first time croakad. "I'm gonna beat snot glass ail day and hit the Jack didn't become loud and Christmas, everybody was better off. What a lush!".. pics to be held in Moscow. By it, Dr. irritating critic, Moscow may only have Sakharov demonstrated that the Soviet further sharpened the international reac- government's punitive actions earlier in tion against its military campaign. Cer- the week had not chastened him. His tainly at a time when much of the in- refusal to be silent attested to the re- ternational community is fiercely debat- Disturbed over aggressive stance nowned scientist's uncompromising ing whether to shun Moscow's sponsor- Keyport for Sundays, too. courage. And it also illustrated the some- ship of the international games, Dr. To the Editor: times embarrassing futility of Kremlin Sakharov's appeal for Afghanistan can Staff, Women's Resource The stores should stay The following letter was FROM OUR READERS and Survival Center attempts to silence a dissident who is as only emphasize the moral validity of that sent to Rep. James J. How- closed on Sunday. We are sup- i-ttHr% to MM ctftlM- V* th* writer'! compftt* «5 10-16 Broad St. posed tosav e energy as much internationally prominent as Dr.choice. ard, 2245 Raybum Bldg., CM4 Mt WM-dl HltKCIft' I v* MMrtry Keyport, N.J. 07735 as possible. I don't Ihlnk Sun- Sakharov. Washington, D.C. 20515: nwrcMfr* r ante* »r iwiirMiiMiili •« His lonely struggle is directed January SO, 1060 day shopping days help this In stripping the father of the Soviet against a state that has shown itself Dear Congressman Howard, cause. H-Bomb of his many honors, Soviet of- willing to put down opponents in the most We are writing to you with Istan, and the Moscow Olym- to unite the populace and to Sunday sales MicheleLaMontagne ficials finally ended more than a decade brutal fashion. At the very least, it grave concern over the pres- pics. Upon one global issue updrade the economy. As Red Bank ent course of world events of strained tolerance for his campaign on should inspire other nations who have we are all agreed: we do not women, we resent the inquiry To the Editor: and over what appears to be want a war! We are alarmed as to whether or not females Unsung hero behalf of human rights. Often it seems been outraged by the Soviet campaign in I would like toexpres s my an aggressive stance on the that many leaden' responses should be required to fulfill opinion on the Sunday shop- Mlddletown that the small band of Soviet dissidents Afghanistan also to have the courage of part of many of our political to recent events are openly combatant roles in the mili- ping days. To the Editor: has no more chance against official op- their convictions. leaders. We represent 30 staff hostile, threatening and tary — this being based upon I feel it's a waste of time My son was recently in members and have a number hawk-like. We are dismayed the assumption that combat and taxpayers' money toope n Rivervlew Hospital's of differing opinions about at the innuendoes that the is itself acceptable! stores on Sunday. The stores pediatrics ward, and there I the Iranian situation, Afghan- United States "needs" a war We served 575 Monmouth will always be there Monday became aware of an "unsung County women last year, 51 and the rest of the week. hero." percent of whom were vic- Because of this, there has His name is Bob Fallon, An athlete-run Olympics? tims of domestic violence. been more traffic jams, acci- and he is employed in the Blame for this belongs, in dents, and robberies. dietary department of Rlv- Whatever happens, at least Presi- would be so profound.'' part, to societal models. We The stores waste money erview He paints a poster dent Carter's threatened boycott of the Mr. Moore then makes an intriguing and our clients know that and some even go in debt. drawing, personalized for the Stores need heat, electricity patient, for each child who is summer Olympics in Moscow is stirring — and refreshing — suggestion: why not meeting violence with vio- lence is destructive toevery - and people to work which admitted, and visits the ward fresh thinking about these international an athletes-run Olympics? "Boy, we'd one. Bullying tactics make means more gas is used to get daily (on his own time) to games — and not just in Congress. There do it right," he says. "We'd throw out losers of us all. Threats carry them there. present the drawings and to the House has swiftly adopted by an the Junk about amateurism. We'd give with them the grim reality of Bigger stores are taking Inquire about their progress overwhelming 380-12 margin a resolution women a marathon. We could really run perhaps having to be im- business away from the small and chat for a few moments. Independent store owners urging the U.S. Olympic Committee to an Olympics like it should be run, where plemented. Leaders who I think he deserves recog- during the regular work nition! pull out of the games unless Soviet people represent themselves with no react in bellicose fashion make moral cripples of their week; they don't need It on Carol E. Jameson Russia withdraws its military forces flag-waving; sport for the sake of sport." citizens. from Afghanistan by Feb. 20. Idealistic? Yes. Unrealistic? Per- The Women's Center is One of the most interesting pro- haps. But Mr. Moore's concept does sug- based upon defining alter- posals has come from Kenny Moore, a gest a return to a more individualistic natives and upon exploring Today in history two-time Olympic marathoner and a and less nationalistic emphasis. It would often uncharted paths. We urge you, as our Represent- By The Associated Pr In 19W, 133 people died journalist. He says the first reaction of do away with all the hoopla and mass- ative, toexpres s our concern Today is Monday, Feb. 4, when a Japanese airliner media hype which has tarnished the an athlete is protective — "these are to our policymakers. We arethe 35th day of 1980. There plunged Into Tokyo Bay are 331 days left in the year. our games" and don't touch them. competition. In particular, it would asking rational deliberation In 1974, the bizarre ease of Today's highlight In his- n The second is to assess what cancel- strike down the dubious Olympics dis- and restraint. We are asking Patty Hearst began with her tinction between amateur and pro- for creative decision-making tory: kidnapping in California ing American participation would mean On Feb. 4, 1709, George fessional — made increasingly spurious based upon a priority for en etria 0 to the Soviets. Mr. Moore says that from Washington was elected pres- D1T J' « ' President by the Communist bloc's care and feed- peace. Richard Nixon ordered all his coverage of last summer's ident'of the United States - federal agencies to atop pol- Spartakaid preliminaries in Moscow, "I ing year-around of athletes who are The women and children unanimously. luttog the air and water by saw that the Olympics are a symbol of. amateur in name only. we see have had quite enough On this date: personal warmongering in Russia's feeling that It has entered the In 1902, Charles Lindbergh In short, maybe a boycott this year their lives without the esca- was bora. Thought for today: His- world stage socially as well as militari- could provide a blessing in disguise — a lating threat of global con- In 19M, Adolf Hitler as- tory is. Indeed, UtUe more than the register of the ly. We're fooling with an extremely new look at the Olympics and the possi- frontation. sumed the office of German powerful psychological commitment. I war minister, and named crimes, follies and mis- bility of returning them to Spartan sim- In Peace, fortunes of mankind. — Ed- can't think of any other leverage that » Diane W. Kitts Joachim von Rihbentrop as plicity, f foreign minister. T ward Gibbon (Vf37-1794) SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY4, I960

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Benham also men- CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTEI ficials from the two county tioned that citations will be (Federal regulation, do not permit compounding ol Intereel and require a lubHanUal (Fadaral regulation, require a aubetanllal Intaceal penalty lor early withdrawal. awarded to all the account Intact penalty lor aoily withdrawal Fund, mar >» withdrawn all* 6 month., and no II lund. or. withdrawn wilhln on. year alter the account I. opened, a charge will be area and representatives made for the gill you may have received.) from the state. executives of the Monmouth- chats, will ba mad. lor In. gilt you received.) The purpose of,the lunch- Ocean Metro who have con- eon is tobrin g together area tributed time In helping to Ask About Our Other High-Earning Savings Flans! businessmen and women Increase NAB company par- from industry to kick-off the ticipation. Positions open on board LITTLE SILVER — There Mary D. Chiara was MARINE VIEW will be three teats available picked by the board to f Ul this on the Board of Education In position until the new elec- the March 28 election. tion. The three-year terms of SAVINGS James McNally and Jeffery The deadline for filing a Herring will expire and the petition with at least 10 signa- MIDDLETOWN . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT one-year unexpired term of tures Is Feb. 14 at 4 p.m. PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-24OO Margaret H. Best, who left Petitions can be picked up at the board in December, mutt the board office, 123 Member FSUC be filled Markham Place. 8 TIM PfcM) III fliHl I SHREWSBURY,NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1980 Visiting Willa Cather: A sabbatical of the heart she wasn't aara which rooms WUla aad her typewriter She wrote tor three homn, than Ijent (J»eiifter By HUGH A. MULLIGAN noon hiking through the pine forests or having the bellboy take JAFTREY, N H. (AP) - Since reading "My Astoria" in ' biographer Edith Lewis had occapiad 8k* thought they might her on long drives la the Urn's venerable Packard. Mah Khoat, I have been haunted by WUla Cather'i deceptively be the slanting roof corner rooms with the coiled rope fire I tdottat writers who follow Anthony TroUope's rule^at ttfertleu, sbimmenng prose and bar pln—w vision of immi- ladders grant America. "Village people uy she had a great fear of fire, " said "three hours a day will produce at much as a man«*»» HUGH write." This routine at Jaffrey alto pna^J""^1* i£J So when the election campaign trail to which all eolum- GingerAsd 1 arats are tenteoced wound iti way Into New Hampshire, I had When they are sure which are the exact rooms, the Aamls Gaybeart" and "One of Ours," which won herJ* ^"*' to break away from the preai chain gang and visit the Jeffrey plan to put up a plaque and ask for tame government Prise in 1«U and beat Sinclair Lewis' ' B»bbit on the Center Cemetery across from the old meetinghouse MULLIGAN restoration funds bestseller list Lewit, who went on to win the Nobel prise. Baa ' I found her pave with the help of a UtUe map prepared by The rooms are somewhat of a mystery because the no resentment against WUla Cather. He said he •«*"**£ Ike ladies In the Jaffrey library. Apparently hardly a week «hathn**, reapertlng the writer's need for privacy, never given "nine Nobel prises to have written 'Death Comet for goes by without some literary tourists dropping by to pay asked WUla Cather to alga the register and evea mate her the Archbishop.'" Her favorite, and mine, remained My their respects to "WUla," at the. Is still known hereabouts appointments at the beauty parlor under a fictitious name. Antonia," the proofs of which the went over sitting on a log in Last week brought two school teachers from Nebraska, the Other guests insisted on a room with a view, but the Shattucki her outdoor cathedral. i_nv. state that claims her (although the was bora in Willow Slate, I was told that the old Shattuck Inn, leu than a mile down hung heavy black cambric curtains to blot out the intrusive One autumn afternoon. WUla Cather sadly attended the Virginia > They said they were on a •sabbatical of the Heart" the road, might hold some clues. WUla Cather stayed here glories of Mount Monadnock while their star boarder was at funeral of a 4-year-old boy, one of the twint ol Eleanor and Just had to visit for a few minutes with the writer who had every fall from 1(17 to 1937, always taking the tame two lop her typewriter. Biographer Lewis noted that the room clerk Austarmaan, who ran the inn when her parents, the Shattocks^ so lovingly described what it w»i like to grow up la one of floor rooms with dormer windows looking out on Mount and bellhop sharing the room across the way had to keep their died. It must have been then she decided to be buried in the those little towns on the edge of the prairie. Or, at the Monadnock. A few yean back the Inn became a Catholic voieet down after 10 p.m., Willa't unvarying bedtime. The UtUe churchyard of her private cathedral where to many of pictured it In the poem that Introduces "0 Pioneers!": seminary for aspirants to the priesthood. This would have rooms the Asels showed us were done up In floral printed her brain children were nurtured. On April 24, 1947, when "...the flat land, rich and sombre and always silent, The pleased Episcopalian Cather, who wrote part of "Death wallpaper; TH"H several cots for the anticipated weekend WHla Cather died In New York City, Mrs. Austermann miles of fresh-plowed soil heavy and black, full of strength Comes for the Archbishop" here. Sold again, the Inn it now pUgrims and cardboard boies of religious tracts No books by received a phone call from Edith Lewis asking her to make and harshness, The growing wheat, the growing weeda, The called Adullam and operates as a retreat bouse for charis- WUla Cather, however. burial arrangements In Jaffrey, In keeping with Will* s toiling horses, the tired men, The long empty roads, Sullen matic Christians. "The locals claim there's a ghost here too," said David wishes. fires of sunset fading, The eternal, unresponsive iky..." "Or 'advance' house as some like to call It," said the Rev. AMI, "but of course we don't believe In such things..." The simple granite tombstone contains a Une from "My And yet far from the endlessly stretching wheat fields of David Atel, the director. "Modern Christians don't like to Whose ghost? Antonia": "...this is happiness, to be dissolved Into some- Nebraska, far from the purple canyons and tun-scorched think of their faith as retreating." " Willa's," David replied with tome embarrassment. thing complete and great" It also contains her last fiction It mesas of the Southwest, which she had captured so brilliantly Miss Cather, who loved the Roman ways of the old church Actually, according to a letter preserved in the Jaffrey lists her blrthdate at Dec. 7, UTS. Actually, she was born In In "Death Comes for the Archbishop," WUla Cather had and worked on "Shadows on the Rock" here, might have had library, WUla did a lot of her writing in a UtUe tent set up In a 187J. She made herself three years younger for "Who s Who chosen to be burled in New Hampshire, which she never wrote something sharp to say about that. Ginger Atel, David's wife, meadow about a mile away. She sometimes found the Inn and stuck with the plot ever after, as any good novelist would about, In a shady corner of the same burying ground that took us up in the old cage elevator, along with a wheel harrow rooms too hot to work In during the morning noun. The tent I felt younger, too, visiting with her on this windy winter Thornton Wilder picked for the setting of "Our Town." of split oak for the wood stove. Although others had inquired, had a bare floor, a camp chair and a rickety table for her day. Pharmacist faces new charge By DAVID SCHWAB torney General's Office, Kaftol became quite According to the order, Jaffe "knew or Family Pharmacy. Mandel noted that Jaffe hired another phar- LITTLE SILVER — The state Attorney Gen- sick for no apparent reason after taking pills he should have known" that the pill be said was According to Deputy Attorney General macist to replace him during the original sus- eral's Office is moving for the second time to got from Jaffe. Investigators said Kaftol got the Triafed was actually an anUtpasmodtc. Pamela Maridel, who It handling the case, this it pension period which ended Jan. 1. But, she suspend the license of Emanuel Jaffe, a regis- pills when Jaffe filled his most recent prescrip- The pharmacy board found that Jaffe't con- the first such case In New Jersey involving a added, "The evidence seems to reflect that he tered pharmacist who owns the Little Silver tion for Actlfed, an allergy medication Kaftol duct in this incident "constitutes grots Incom- mistaken prescription. also practiced pharmacy during this Uma." Family Pharmacy, 10 Church St., here. had taken regularly for IS years. After taking petence and Mandel said the complaints by her office and According to Mandel, Jaffe's conduct repre- According to an administrative complaint them, investigators said, Kaftol noticed that or gross the order from the state Board of Pharmacy sents "a violation of the good moral character filed Jan. 9, Jaffe has disobeyed an earlier they were slightly different from pills from an negligence in the practice of pharmacy." both reflect upon the character of the pharma- requirement and It was grossly unprofessional suspension order from the state Board of Phar- earlier prescription. Because he had an unblemished 30-year re- cist, which Is an Important aspect of his prac- conduct. macy, thus violating "the good moral character According to Uie. original order from the cord, and because be did not contest the facts, tice. "That kind of person Is capable of harming requirement for pharmacy Ucensure." pharmacy board, Jaffe refused to cooperate an agreement was reached with Jaffe and hit "The significance of the case," she said, "It the public," she added Jaffe has been ordered to appear before the with attempts by the board and the Attorney attorney in which his license was suspended for that a pharmacist can make a mistake. If he Mandel noted that this Is not a criminal case; ~r.'' ""-vd Feb 13 for a hearing on the com- General's Office to identify the pills that Kaftol sit months, of which three months were com- does, he should make every effort to assist. rather, she. said, It Is a proceeding before the plaint. He faces possible suspension or revoca- had been given. ., muted, and he was fined 12,500 plus adminis- Jaffe did not, and In fact subverted attempts to state pharmacy board which regulates the Is- tion of his pharmacy license in addition to fines The order stated that for more than three trative costs of $700. get Information that would have aided In Mr. suance of pharmacy licenses. She said Kaftol of up to $2,500 months Jaffe maintained he simply had given In the second complaint, the Attorney Gener- Kaftol's recovery." could file a separate civil damages suit. Jaffe was suspended by the board for three Kaftol Triafed, a generic equivalent to his regu- al's Office said It had received information that Mandel explained that If Kaftol actually had Jaffe was on vacation and could not be months beginning Oct. 1 after the Attorney lar medication. But according to the order, on Dec, 1, despite his suspension, Jaffe accepted received a generic equivalent of his regular General's Office filed a complaint alleging that Jaffe never had purchased the type of pills be a telephone prescription. At a result, a letter medication, he would not have had the violent reached for comment. His attorney, Gordon he had filled a customer's prescription incor- claimed to have given Kaftol. was sent Dec. 13 reminding him that he was reaction he did. Golum, would not comment on any aspect of the rectly and then tried to conceal his mistake. The The order also alleges that Jaffe placed prohibited from "operating In any capacity in Jaffe't refusal to cooperate was especially pending matter. second complaint alleges that he violated this incorrect labels on samples of pills demanded by the prescription department of any pharmacy" significant, she said, because the pills lacked Kaftol, a chemist who heads University Re- order by filling prescriptions during the sus- the Attorney General's Office In a subpoena and warning him that "any further violations of any coded Identification, something that is re- search Products, Princeton and Red Bank, said pension period. ordering him to furnish all pills which might the order will result in formal charges." quired only for trademark drugs, and the best that within days of taking the wrong pills he The first complaint stemmed from an have been given to Kaftol. Subsequent investiga- According to the second complaint, Jaffe way to Identify the medication was to retrace experienced severe cramping and headaches episode last March involving Philip Kaftol of 193 tion determined that Kaftol actually had been violated the suspension again on Dec. 29 when he the pharmacist's steps to see where a mistake which later were diagnosed as symptoms of Rumson Road, Rumson. According to the At- given an antispasmodic medication. filled another prescription at the UtUe Silver could have been made. barbiturate poisoning. T>ctie A paid directory of coming events for non-profit The United Methodist Church International Con- organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, cert Series, 247 Broad St., Red Bank, presents Martin $1.00 each additional Une; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each Neary, organist; Winchester Cathedral, England, In additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each recital at 4 p.m. Works of Bach It deGrigny. 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Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author It lecturer, 542-4000 Complete *14—Call 9884433,774-1411 or 842-3001. will conduct a teaching seminar at the Hilton Inn, Hope FEBRUARY 9 Rd., Tinton Falls (Exit 105, Garden State Parkway), on St. Catherine's Booster Club Indoor Flea Market at Sat., Mar. 8, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Coffee It Danish will be Parish Hall, on Shore Acres Ave , East Keansburg. 10 served. For registration information, please call a.m. to 4 p.m. Tables $5.00. Reservations: 787-8880 or 291-2436 or 842-8738. 878-5572. - Turkey Dinner, for the benefit of United Methodist APRIL 1J •• Church, Atlantic Highlands. Adults, $4; children, age Irish American Auction for the benefit of Big 5-12, $2.50 Settings, 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 p.m. 872-1006. Brothers It Big Sisters of Monmouth County, Sun. Apr. FEBRUARY 19 13, 1980, 5-11 p.m. St. John Vianney High School, Une Afghanistan In Crisis, lecture, slide presentation Rd., Holmdel. Hot It Cold buffet. Entertainment star- by Dr. Whitney Azoy, former foreign service officer In ring Pat Roper it The Good Timers with Tommy Doyle. Central Asia, Sun. Feb. lfr, 4 p.m. Monmouth Museum, Donation: $10.00 per person. Table reservations for Uncroft Donation: $6.00. Call 747-2266 for reservations. party of 8 to 10.946-4513,870-12M. SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY4. I960 The D*Oy RcffMtCT 9. Hospitals unsure of new rate plan TRENTON (AP) - The fint II New Jeney By IMS, all 111 New Jersey hospitals will be for each diagnosis. The rates vary from hospital hospitals to have their prices set by the state subject to the Hospital Rat* SetUag Conunisatoa, tohespttal government are trying to figure out whether the jost as public utilities now have their raUs set by "It's really too early to tell. The computation proposed rates are high enough. the Board of Public Utilities of the rate* an very complicated," said Alliece They have to decide in two weeks whether to Under the new rates, a hospital will no longer Pigott, finance director of Helen* Fuld Medical accept the rates, conditionally accept them or charge a patient for each day of care. Instead, it Center itfTrentoo appeal them. will charge a flat fee according to the diagnosis of "Conceptually the DRGs are set up to be very At least one, St Mary's Hospital in Hoboken, an illness. All patients with appendicitis, for efficient," said Ed Gorin, spokesman at is ready to start operating under the new regu- example, will to charged the tame, eves though Hackensack Hospital, which probably will itart lations by the end of this month, although it may one patient may stay in the hospital longer than the new system in May or June. "Sli months appeal some of the rates, said Sister Grace another. down the road from now we'll know whether the Frances, administrator of the Catholic hospital. The goal is to encourage hospitals to move rate* are really doing what they're supposed to But most of the hospitals simply don't know patients out quickly instead of keeping them for do." whether the government's rates will be sufficient, extra days to get more money. according to an Associated Press survey of one- The new rate* also take into account the costs Jack DeCerce, administrator of Greater Free- third of the hospitals. of caring for people who can't pay. Under the old hold Area Hospital, said his trustees decided Friday to appeal its rates because of "the need to "There are an awful lot of mechanical prob- system, Blue Craw, Medicaid and Medicare refine the system - no basic disagreement with lems associated with gearing up," Mid Louis would not share the burden of paying for in- It" Scibetta, executive vice president of the New digent*, and hospitals had to get the money by CLERGY WELCOMED — Among more than 100 area clergymen welcomed to the Jersey Hospital Association. "I suspect the vast charging higher rates to cash customers or com- John Logan, spokesman at West Jersey Hospi- majority of the hospitals will appeal the rates in mercial insurers. opening of the Chaplain's School at Fort Monmouth Friday were, from left, Rabbi tal In Camden, said that hospital has found com- Sidney Scharff of Long Branch, retired leader of Congregation B'nal Israel of one form or another." Two weeks ago, the commission sent the fint putation errors In its rates, but "we're still very Rumson; The Rev. James Simpson, pastor of Christ Church, Mlddletown, and Lt. New Jersey, one of 10 states with laws to keep M hospitals a list of St3 "Diagnosis Related Interested In accepting a rate either outright or Glenn Snyder, Red Bank Salvation Army commandant. Greeting the clergymen Is down hospital costs, Is starting with 28 hospitals. Groups" (DRGs) with the prices they may charge conditional." Col. Roy V. Feters, Chaplain's School commandant. Legislature may begin grappling with budget deficit TRENTON (AP) - The Legislature meets today for the Senate and Assembly Including measures to declare Feb. 3 State Transportation Commissioner Louis Gambaccinni is Other legislation up for a floor vote in the Senate include voting sessions in both houses and several key committee to Feb. 9 as "Catholic Schools Week." scheduled to address the Senate Transportation Committee at bills to: meetings. In addition, resolutions In both houses will request the 2 p.m. and Arthur Coleman, Chairman of the Employment — Require testing of newborn children for a maple sugar Strategy sessions also may develop on how to deal with Federal Communications Commission to assign the license of Security Council, will discuss unemployment compensation urine disease. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's $5.1 billion budget with its $110 WOR-TV to a New Jersey station. before an 10 a.m. joint meeting of the Senate and Assembly — Establish a development program for use of shellfish as million shortfall in revenues. The RKO General Inc., the current holder of the license, Insurance Committees. agricultural fertilizer. The governor offered his budget last week and urged the was charged with unethical business practices by the FCC last Legislation on changes in the popular drug discount pro- — Permit an applicant for a bow and arrow license to submit an affidavit as proof of completion of a safety course. Legislature to find a revenue raiser in the form of some week and the license will become available If the company gram for the elderly will face scrutiny by the Assembly unspecified tax. Otherwise, he said, drastic program cuts loses its appeal. Committee on Institutions, Health and Welfare.. Assembly bills set for action would: — Create a special commission on press and the law. would have to be made to balance the budget. In committee action, state Energy Commissioner Joel The program may be amended to reduce the number of — Permit the governor to appoint three alternate mem- Several non-controversial items are scheduled for votes in Jacobson is scheduled to discuss state energy policies before days in which participants may obtain a single prescription the Senate Committee on Energy and the Environment. bers of the Economic Development Authority. from 60 days to M days. — Prohibit a judgment of divorce involving a public The same committee, set tor a 2 p.m. starting time, also is The $46 million annual program enables medium and low scheduled to discuss a bill to authorize municipal utility assistance recipient unless a county welfare board is in- income seniors to obtain prescription drugs for just $2 with formed. Byrne wants authorities to generate and sell hydroelectric power. the state paying the balance. new GM plants for Jersey How to save money TRENTON (AP) - If and when General Motors decides to implement plans to build electric cars, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne wants the production to start right in New Jersey. "We think New Jersey would be an ideal site for manufac- by using your telephone turing electric cars and their power packs — the new GM zinc- nickel battery," Byrne said. "New Jersey is in the heart of the Northeast metropolitan region, the largest passenger car market in the United States." more of ten instead of Byrne is believed to be the first governor to respond to plans by General Motors to develop electric cars by IMS. Last week, General Motors indicated it would have to build two plants, one to make electric cars and another to produce its less often. new high-powered batteries for gasless, vehicles. GM said both plants would have to be at the same site for cost effectiveness. Byrne made his remarks in an interview published yester- day in The Star-Ledger of Newark. • An electric car assembly plant would cost about $1 billion, while a battery factory would cost several hundred million You probably think dollars, GM officials said. New Jersey is one of just three states that now produce of your phone bill as a both GM cars and batteries. Byrne feels that could be in the state's favor in its bid for the electric vehicle complex. There necessary expense. are more than 12,000 people employed by GM in New Jersey. GM's luxury cars are assembled at a facility In Linden while And it is. GM's Delco Remy division manufactures batteries In New Brunswick. But what people Byrne noted the New Brunswick plant is the model for GM's new battery plants around the world. often forget is that a He said New Jersey has "attractive factory space avail- able and an array of programs through the State Economic phone can also help you Development Authority to assist the financing of a manufac- turing facility such as this." save money. The electric car GM plans to produce would get up to 120 miles before the car's batteries would have to be charged. The You can shop by cost to operate an electric car today is a penny a mile. The recharge takes about 60 cents worth of electricity at today's phone. Bank or pay bills prices. Since the early 1960s, GM's electric vehicle development by phone in some areas. program has been decentralized among several staffs and divisions, with the most recent effort concentrating on tot- Reserve theater tickets tery technology. The zinc-nickel breakthrough came last summer. by phone. 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New Jersey Bell Red Bank OPCHBSMr M FM. TIL9P.H. rouMS 10 TheDMtyRexfeacT SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY FEBRUARY*, i960 Poll finds Americans support 'Carter Doctrine' came of the sample error of the opinions of all those with NEW YORK (AP) - "Let our position be to use U.S. military power to troops aad 10 percent of the poac flfbUaf for Weatcra Eu- coanler Soviet threats, wber- telephones across the country Americans uy they are will- absolutely clear. 1,100 adults Interviewed na- rope and 11 parrot wen not wer they may occur. this poll. Fifteen percent defend the Persian Gulf at were undecided. because of chance variations inc to Mad US troopi to the "An attempt by any out- they they are to defend tionwide by telephone were sort. for example, despite the in the sample. Persian Gulf If the Soviets side force to gain control of Wesern Europe. not tart. This finding is an increase Iranians' holding of Ameri- In line with this willing- For polls with 1,100 in- invade that region, the As- the Persian Gulf will be re- Sixty-four percent of those Only a slightly larger per- from that of a Gallup Poll la can hostages in Tehran, a sur- ness to use military force is terviews, the results should sociated Press-NBC News garded as an assault on the questioned Tuesday and centage — 17 percent — fa- late lfn' when M percent prising 45 percent of the pub- another rise in support for vary no more than 3 per- poll shows. vital interests of the United Wednesday said they favor vored U.S. troopi' fighting off said they would back U.S. lic is willing to sead U.S. increased defense spending centage points either way Thus, the,public supports States of America and such sending troops "if the Sovi- a Soviet attack on Western troops fighting for Western troops to fight In Iran if the - to yet another high for the simply because of sample er- the thrust of the so-called an assault will be repelled by ets invade the Persian Gulf, Europe. U.8. defense of Europe. USSR invades that coun- decade. ror That is, if one could talk "Carter Doctrine" put for- any means necessary, includ- where most of our imported Western Europe hat. of Faced with the turbulent try. Forty percent oppose Sixty-nine percent favor a to all adults in the country, ward by President Carter in ing military force." oil comes from." course, been a cornerstone of world situation, Americans sending U.S. troops to Iran — bigger Pentagon budget. If there is only one chance out his State of the Union In fact, the poll found Twenty-six percent said American policy for decades. express a definite willingness roughly equal to those sup- percent favor no change and 5 of » that the results would Message in late January: Americans almost as willing they oppose such a use of U.S. Twenty-two percent op- to use U.S. military power to porting the use of troops be- percent want decreases. Sev- vary from the findings of this en percent were not sure poll by more than I per- In the AP-NBC News poll centage points. taken Jan. 17-18, 61 percent Of course, these results favored increases, 21 percent can differ from other polls Registration is called boost for equality favored the status quo and I for a number of other rea- percent wanted lower mili- sons. Differences in the exact TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Requiring women to register for acceleration of equality between the sexes in this country if women should be included In the registraton, but he is tary spending. That 83 wording of the questions, the the draft would be one of the most significant steps in U.S. registration became a reality for young women. expected to announce hit decision by the end of next week. percent was the highest in a exact dates the Interviews history toward promoting equality between men and women Giant strides have been made In equalizing the sexes In the Green predicted the percentage of conscientious objectors decade — until this latest were conducted and whether — and would radically alter the way girls approach the family, economy and politics, he said. "The one area remain- will be much greater among women than men draftees poll the Interviews were con- passage into womanhood, two social scientists say. ing untouched so far is sharing the defense of the nation with "Ingrained In us is an attitude that glrit don't fight," At with every sample Sur- ducted by telephone or In re- "Many women will welcome registration, because it men." Green said "When a guy gets angry, he hits. When a girl vey, the results of the AP- spondents' homes could alto reflects society's final acceptance of an equal status with "Adding large numbers of women to the military would NBC News poll can vary from cause variations. men," said Alvin Green, a clinical and community social destroy that exclusivity," HorwlUsaid becomes angry, the cries. We're conditioned this way, wheth- worker at the Menninger Foundation, a noted mental health The Menninger Foundation is a non-profit organisation for er we agree or not." facility here. psychiatric treatment, training and research and for the Green and Horwitz alto said requiring women to register Green and Dr. Leonard Horwitz, a clinical psychologist, prevention of mental illness. would cause anxiety among men at much at women. Poll on the draft were quoted in a statement released Friday by the foundation. President Carter has said he will call for the registration "The thought that women may outrank men may be No Green, who has two teen-age daughters, foresaw a rapid of young persons for the draft. He has not yet said whether terribly disconcerting to men. The possibility of men taking Do you believe the draft orders from a woman may represent, more than anything should be reintltuted? D cite, a terrifying threat," Green laid. Having women register for the draft alto will alter If answer Is yes, do you Registration plan defended radically the traditional ways girls have been introduced into believe women should be womanhood, the two scientists said. drafted for combat service? D WASHINGTON (AP) - In the Russian military move mean a draft will follow. of grain to the Soviet Union a session that was a bit remi- into Afghanistan. "Registration is not a and has proposed that Ameri- "For boys, the rites of passage to adulthood traditionally niscent of the late 60s, the ca not send a team to the include such visible steps at graduating from high school, Mall to Dally Register Poll, 1 Register Plaza, Rostker and Harris took back door to the draft," Shrewsbury N.J. 07701. Coupon will appear dally and nation's two top Selective part in a two-hour debate on Danzig told the group. Summer Olympics this year registering for the military, buying a car and getting a job," Service officials defended in Moscow unless the Soviets Green and Horwitz said "Girls, on the other hand, have Saaday until Feb. II. Deadline for receipt Is Feb. II. draft regristration at the first But the students, using Results will be tabulated and aanouced Sunday, Feb. IT. President Carter's draft reg- conference of the American phrases heard during the withdraw from Afghanistan never had at clearly marked a transition to adulthood as istration proposal to a room- Student Association. Tom anti-draft protests of a dec- by Feb. 10. boys." ful of skeptical college stu- Duffy, a George Washington ade ago, apparently didn't be- dents. University student who is lieva the trio, at least accord- There "is a lot of misin- president of the year-old ing to the questions asked. formation going around" group, said it was formed to The debate became about Carter's call to resume have "a student voice here in acrimonious at times, partic- registering young persons for Washington to represent stu- ularly when several anti-reg- a draft, Bernard Rostker, dent interests." istration debaters claimed Selective" Service director, According to Duffy, the that if registration comes, a told the estimatd 250 students association has chapters on war will follow. Friday night. 450 campuses nationwide. He "We are now at peace yet Brayton Harris, Rostker's said about 420 persons from we continue to make prepara- chief assistant, said some 150 schools are at (he week- tions for war," said Russ Lin- Ear•flaigffffffffffffati ^B^a^^ataa^B^atiiiii^M BSHHnI HHHsl • young persons are paranoid, end convention at a Washing- berger, a former Marine who believing that registration ton hotel. served in Vietnam and who is will soon be followed by a During the session, now one of the organizers of a draft and then a war like Rostker,' Harris and Richard draft resistance movement. Vietnam. Danzig, assistant secretary Linberger and several oth- Carter's vow to renew reg- of defense for manpower, er speakers claimed that a istration came as part of his noted again and again that draft would only be needed to package of responses to the the president's plan is for fight an unpopular war. A Soviet Union in the wake of registration only and does not "just war" that was sup- ported by the nation, he said, would attract more than 1L4O%MX65% enough volunteers. Middletown sets "There are a lot of scare tactics that are equating Carter's call to the Vietnam- era drafts," Rostker said. youth art show Both Rostker and Danzig MIDDLETOWN - The mosaic, oils, photography noted that other Americans, seventh annual Youth Art and watercolors. including grain farmers and Show sponsored by the Mid- Original art work will be would-be Olympic athletes, guaranteed dletown Department of Parks received from 3 to'8 p.m. are "making a sacrifice" and Recreation will take March 17 and 18 at the and they suggested young place March 22 and 23 in the Croydon Hall gymnasium. persons should be willing to Croydon Hall gymnasium, Exhibit hours will be 1 to 5 register. 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(914)65 the HowardMember FDIC • NTRAI AVE HARTSOAI I r' V 1914)941 Oflices m Essex, Bergen. Morns, Passaic, Union. Monmoulh. Camden and Buflmgion Counties Princeton salutes torch, entourage PRINCETON (AP) - Church belli chimed a New Jersey welcome for the Olympic Torch lajt night a* it marked the halfway point of a 1,000-mile journey from Yorktown, Va., to Lake PUcid, NY., for the XUI Winter Olympiad. In two ceremonies, one at Princeton Borough Hall and another Princeton University'! Jadwm Gymnasium, the flame and an identical torch lit from the master, re- ceived applause from more than 2,000 people. "This is an absolute thrill. You're encouraging us, the country and the world," said torch-bearer Edward C. Jepson of Wheeling, W.Va., during borough hall ceremo- nies. "All this vitality and human spirit is just great. All I can say is thanks," "In welcoming this flame, we pay tribute not only to the Olympic Torch relay runners, but to the ideals the Olympics represent," said Princeton Township Mayor Josie Hall. Almost simultaneously, Princeton graduate Alison Carlson of Colts Neck ran one lap around the Garrett Memorial Track in Jadwln Gymnasium with the identical torch to honor Robert Garrett, the university's famed Olympian. The Jadwin Gym ceremonies were held in between Princeton Men's Relay events. Garrett, a member of Princeton's class of 1897, won four laurel wreaths at the first modern Olympics 84 years ago in Athens. "I'd like to thank my Princeton friends," Carlson said. "I've been waiting lour days to bring the torch here. This is the biggest birthday party I've ever had." Carlson later celebrated her 25th birthday. Jersey Joe Walcott, representing Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, presented her with a Lennox Bowl bearing the New Jersey state seal, and Garrett's son Harrison, of HANDS UP — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the National NBA All-Star game yesterday. Jabbar came up with the Princeton's class of 1933, also took part in the Jadwln Basketball Association's West squad knocks away a free ball after the block. ceremonies. shot by Moses Malone of the East during the 30th annual " With its entourage of 52 specially-selected runners, the torch left Philadelphia at noon Sunday, pausing at Lawrenceville for ceremonies before heading to Prince- 9 ton in the evening. The entire torch entourage rested in Princeton over- night before continuing its journey through New York 'Ice Man cometh, City today and on to Lake Placid, NY., where it will arrive Friday, three days before the start of the Games Feb. 12.. Runner Paul Ruggerl, 32, of Greenfield, Mass., sail] the relay gets more exciting as it proceeds north. "It's a little cold and windy sometimes, but it's fantastic. The farther north we get, the greater the lead-eth East stars crowd." he said. LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - George Gervin had a good Slowly, the 17 point deficit evaporated, and the West time, on and off the court. pulled even for the first time at 122 on one of the seven second When the 6-foot-7 guard of the San Antonio Spurs came U). half field goals by Paul Westphal of Phoenix. Washington for the 30th annual National Basketball Associa- Another basket by Westphal, who scored 21 points, tied the tion All-Star Game, he compared it with being on vacation. regulation-game at 128-128 with 17 seconds left and it went Into And, he didn't change his mind after scoring 34 points to TORCHINGON — Edward Jepson of West Virginia lead the East to a 144-136 overtime victory over the West See MVP, page 12 carries the Olympic Torch through a cheering yesterday, a performance which earned him Most Valuable crowd in front of Borough Hall-in Princeton yester- Player honors. • day. A brief ceremony was held to mark the end of "It was a very competitive game and there was a lot of the day's run toward Lake Placid with thetorch. pride out there," Gervin said. "But I still had a good time." The two squads put on an entertaining show for the sellout crowd of 19,035 in Capital Centre and a national television audience, with the usual All-Star Game moves, passes and dunks.. .and a general lack of defense. "It was my kind of game," said Gervin, who is going for Patient Burns credits his third consecutive NBA scoring title as the chief gunner of the Spurs. "What did we score — 144 points? It sounds like the Spurs ... no defense, all offense." "This game just goes to prove a point about giving 100 percent," said East Coach Billy Cunningham, who noted that Crenshaw for victory both teams bounced back from big deficits. The West moved in front 39-28 at the start of the second PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - There are nine catego- This one came almost as a surprise. period after Dennis Johnson of the Seattle SuperSonlcs scored ries in the new PGA Tour statistical service. "I looked at (Jack) Nicklaus and thought for sure it was eight points during a 144 streak. "Assists," isn't among them. ^ his tournament. After that start of his, 1 tried not to look at But the East forged a 64-64 tie at halftime on the strength If it were, Ben Crenshaw would get one. the leaderboards and just concentrate on what I was doing," of a 154 spurt. Dan Roundfield of the Atlanta Hawks scored "I have to give a lot of credit to my good friend Ben said Burns, who finished with a 280 total, fight shots under par five points during the outburst, with Gervin and Elvin Hayes Crenshaw," George Burns said after scoring his first official on the 6,806 yard Pebble Beach Golf I.. of the Washington Bullets adding four apiece. individual victory yesterday in the Bing Crosby National Pro- What Nicklaus was doing was burning up the course. The The East, allowed much more freedom on offense by Am. mighty man, on a comeback from the worst season of his Cunningham after intermission, outscored the West 44-27 in "Ben whetted my appetite. He showed me how to be more career, had three birdies and an eagle in the first six holes, the third quarter and Gervin poured in 11 points during a 27-7 patient,'' said the oft-frustrated Burns, who had come so close was In the lead alone and appeared on his way to a rout. streak. so frequently before finally breaking through, shooting a final But his putting suddenly turned suur He lost four strokes "We tried to run three plays," said Cunningham, the round 89 that gave him a one-stroke triumph. to par on the next three holes, then played the'bni k nine in 38, coach of the Philadelphia 76ers. "It seemed to restrict the A victory with Crenshaw late last fall in the National finishing with a 73 and a 284 total Team championship, Burns said "was a big stepping stone players. They weren't comfortable and they weren't fluid, so "It felt good to get in a position 'o win as 1 did on the first we just went to a passing game in the second half." for me," said Burns, who has had numerous chances to win individual events before, and each time let them get away. nine, but it was just as frustrating <"<:,'

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Larry Holmes Zanon in the sixth round of their scheduled 15- doesn't rate to be called champion." Zanon's record went to 25-5-2 as he fought wants the world to realize he's the heavy- round bout for the World Boxing Council Zanon became the fifth challenger to fall for $125,000 and simply did not have the weight boxing champion, a tough fistic public heavyweight share. by knockout to Holmes, who won the WBC artillery to stand off the champion. relations job since Muhammad Ali ruled the Tate holds the World Boxing Association version by outpointing Ken Norton at the Neither did Ruben Valdez of Colombia in sport for so long. part of the title having won an elimination Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion, where Zanon his WBC title shot against swift-hitting super "John Tate just has a piece of the title series following the retirement of All. was stopped V"»-left-right combination, the bantamweight champion Wilfredo Gomez of that I deserve," said the 30-year-old Holmes "Tate would be just another opponent for latter doing me big damage. Puerto Rico in their fight for the 122-pound yesterday after stopping Italy's Lorenzo me," said Holmes, of Easton, Pa. "He On March 31, a television audience gets to crown yesterday. see both champions in action. Holmes fights Gomez won when Valdez "felt so bad" big Leroy Jones in Las Vegas while Tate that he couldn't come out for the seventh tangles with Mike Weaver in Knoxville, round and the bout went into the records as a Tenn. Holmes already has stopped Weaver in a WBC title defense. TKOlnslx. The snarled mess in the heavyweight Gomez had hoped to fight Danny Lopez ranks came after Leon Spinks beat Ali for the for the WBC featherweight championship undisputed title and the WBC said the winner with million dollar purses, but the Utter lost must fight Norton. Spinks refused, and signed to Salvador Sanchez on Saturday and out the instead for a rematch, which he lost to Ali in window went the birfmoney. New Orleans. The WBC had stripped Spinks of his crown and named Norton as his suc- "I was disappointed when Lopez lost," cessor while the WBA went along with a Gomez readily admitted. "I will box as a Spinks-Ali title fight, which the latter won. featherweight and alto defend my title as a Zanon, 28, and weighing 215 pounds, used super bantamweight." the full ring in trying to avoid Holmes and He would have far less trouble making the actually won the third round. But he went 126-pound featherweight limit than he did in down twice in the fourth and was given a making 122. He weighed 122* about 15 standing eight-count respite in the same minutes before the official weigh-in late Sat- stanza by referee Ray Solis of Mexico City, urday night. Then be was a quarter-pound who apparently didn't know you could not overweight at the first official weigh-in and legally do that in Nevada. finally made 122 about a half-hour later. But Solis ended the fight at 2:39 of the Valdez came in at UW* with no trouble, sixth after the right hand shot put the but he failed to daunt the champion in the challenger down. Zanon was up by the count ring before the 4,000 at Caesars Palace and of eight but beaten and wobbly. the national television audience. "Zanon was a good stepping stone toward In the sixth round, the 23-year-old Gomez Tate," said the unmarked Holmes, who put rocked Valdez, 25, early with four con- his record at 33-0 and earned a reported secutive left hooks, hurt him with a right-left $600,000 with his 24th kayo. combination and then a right and two lefts TAKE THAT — Heavyweloht champion Larrv Holmes GOOD NIGHT — World heavyweight champion Larry Holmes is directed to a "I feel I don't have to fight anybody to staggered the challenger at the bell. That lands a hard right to the hsad of Lorenzo Zanon In the neutral corner by Referee Ray Soils after he flattended Lorenzo Zanon In the fourth prove I'm the undisputed champion of the was the end. sixth round of their title fight at Caesers Palace in Las round of their title bout. Zanon got up but Holmes put him back down in the sixth world," said Holmes, who weighed 211 Valdez had been toe No. 2-ranking con- Vegas. Holmes went on to score a knockout in the sixth round for good. pounds. tender in the WBC ranks. to retain his World Boxing Council crown. t? TheDWKRc SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1980 Dallas group must meet new NBA. expansion rules -WASHINGTON (APt - Will pro basketball return to the payment schedule more stringent and decided to let each executive committee, was scheduled to be voted oa today by "We will,*** sign a contract for the 1MM1 season without QaQas next fall following a seven-year hiatus' existing team protect eight players from the expansion draft, the 22 player representatives the three-referee system being brought back," be declared •: Die Dallas group seeking a National Basketball Associa- instead of seven "I think this contract is a major step forward," said Paul Finally, the Board voted to formalise its agreement with tion, expansion franchue has been given 30 days to decide If these terms are acceptable the Dallas group will get Silas, president of the Players Association "We are de- the minor league Continental Basketball Association, giving er it's willing to meet new terms set forth by the the NBAs 23rd franchise and pro basketball will return to a lighted that we have come to this conclusua " the CBA stipends and using it as a developmental ground for leaftk's Board of Governors Saturday at its annual midwinter city it left in 1973. when the Dallas Chaparrals of the old players and officials meeting in conjunction with the NBA All-Star Game. Under the agreement, the players would receive aa in- American Basketball Association moved to San Antonio. crease in the minimum salary from the present level of Foremost among the changes is the requirement that the in another major development, the NBA Governors voted 130,000 to an unannounced figure, as well as raises in per diem 24 partners in the group beaded by Norm Sonju come up with to accept a new three-year working agreement with the expenses and playoff money -And in 1M1-S2. the final year of half the 112 million entry fee as a down payment, instead of Players Association, which had been competing this season the contract, the league agreed to raise the rotter limit from jusrtl.5 million The Governors also made the remainder of without a contract The pact, approved by the Association's 11 players to 12. Bid blasts mark In return, the players agreed to drop their demands for a ARCADIA, Calif (AP) - Spectacular Bid'bidding to share of the growing revenue from cable television, which had become one of thoroughbred racing's all-time greats, MVP Gervin propels East stars been a major point with the owners. The league also won a rewrote the American record for 1% miles yesterday at uniform player contract to replace the present, highly individ- Santa Anita, clocking 1 574-5 in easily winning the (continued) Eddie Johnson of Atlanta, the East's other suiting guard, had ual! ted pacts; a limit on deferred payment clauses of two $214,500 Strub Stakes overtime after the East's Larry Bird misled a Jumper at the 22 points and seven assists years beyond the life of the contract, and the elimination of Spectacular Bid, ridden by the venerable Bill Shoe- buzxer. Moses Malone of Houston, who scored five paints In no-trade clauses from contracts. maker and carrying 124 pounds, passed early leader Bird, Boston's fine rookie, had only two points until then. overtime and finished second to Gervin in the MVP balloting, In another labor development, Richie Phillips, legal coun- Relaunch going into the final turn, then burst to the front But he scored five in overtime and recorded his seventh assist had 20 points and 12 rebounds Roundfield had IS points and 13 sel for the National Association of Basketball Referees, called coming into the homestretch, holding a 3 v, length margin on a spectacular slap of a rebound directly intoGervin'i hinds rebounds. on the league to return to three-man officiating teams for this on Flying Paster at the wire. for the final field goal of the game. Andrian Dantley of Utah scored 23 to lead the West, which spring's playoffs. He also said a return to the three-referee The winning time bettered the American record of "Larry played like a rookie in the first half," said now trails in the series 18-11, and Dennis Johnson finished system, which was tested last year but dropped by the Board 1: 5*1-5 set by Noor in 1850 at Golden Gate Fields In Cunningham, "but certainly not down the stretch." with If. Abdul-Jabbar had 17 points, 16 rebounds, nine assists in a cost-cutting move, would be a major point In negotiations Northern California, and equalled by Quack at Hollywood The veteran Gervin, meantime, made 14 of M shots, and and six blocked shots, but he also was charged with nine for a new contract to replace the one which expires this Park in 1972 summer. was credited with 10 rebounds, three assists and three steals. turnovers. Rangers, Isles on losing end

QUEBEC (AP) - Pierre Plante deflected • teammate Mark Howe's shot into the net. But Ron Delorme tied the game for Colorado at home Garry Larivieres shot from the blue line at Mike Bossy of New York tied the score on his 35th 12:03, but Minnesota outshot the Rockies 16-3 in 11:28 of the third period to give the Quebec goal of the season. the second period and skated to a 4-1 lead. Nordiques a 5-4 National Hockey League triumph Douglas' game winner and then Ms fifth at Bobby Smith put the North Stars ahead for over the New York Rangers last night. 19:08 in the third period rounded out the scoring. good at 10:06 and Steve Payne scored 32 seconds The Rangers had rebounded from a 4-2 deficit Flyers 3, Brain 3 later for a 3-1 cushion. on third-period goals by Walt Tkaczuk and Anders PHILADELPHIA - Reggie Leach and Rick Sabres 3, Caadcks • Hedberg to knot the score. Captain Robbie Ftorek MacLeish scored goals In the final minute to rally BUFFALO, NY. - Buffalo's Bob Sauve regis- scored two goals for the Nordiques while Marc the Philadelphia Flyers to a tie with the Boston tered his fourth goaltending shutout of the season Tardlf and Real Ctoutler, with hli 31st of the Bruins. . • to boost the Sabres to win over the Vancouver season, had single goals for the winners. Both goals came with Flyer goaltender Phil Canucks. Ron Greschner and Ron Duguay also scored Myre pulled in favor of an extra forward. Sauve, who came Into the contest with a 2 56 for the Rangers. Leach's second goal of the game and 35th of goals allowed per game average, has played in 20 The Nordiques fired 40 shots at Doug Soetaert the season came from a scramble to the left of games this year. Sauve was called on for 22 saves in the New York net. Quebec goaltender Michel Boston goaltender Gerry Cheevers at 19:11 of the while Canuck goalie Glen Hanlon turned back 27 Dion faced 19 shots. . final period. shots Tkaczuk scored on a 2-on-l rush at 3:43 of the MacLeish's game-tying goal, his 27th of the Buffalo scored once in each period, with Andre final period when the rebound of a shot by Hed- season, was, a rebound of a shot taken by Leach Savard, Derek Smith and Danny Gare getting the berg bounced off his chest and into the net, and which Cheevers had blocked with his chest. goals. Hedberg scored a power-play goal on a backhand The Canucks, who won their first game in 12 drive at 7:36 to tie it 4-4 MacLeish lifted the puck into the top of the net with only 16 seconds left on the clock. Saturday in Minnesota, suffered their 13th loss in Whalers I, Islanders 1 1 The win preserved Philadelphia's unbeaten their last 16 road games. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Jordy Douglas four streak at the Spectrum this season. The Flyers Oilers S, Kings 2 goals pushed the Hartford Whalers to a victory are 20-0-6 on home ice. EDMONTON, Alberta - Goals by Ron Chip- over the New York Islanders in what may have North Stars*, Rockiest perfield and Bobby Schmautz IS seconds apart been the Whalers' farewell game in Springfield. BLOOMINGTON, Minn - Minnesota's Al early in the first period sparked the Edmonton The Islanders opened the scoring in the first MacAdam scored two goals and had three assists Oilers to a victory over the slumping Los Angeles period when Bob Nystrom passed to Gord Lane to help the North Stars beat Colorado and snap the Kings. who nipped a wriit shot past Hartford goalie John North Stars' eight-game winless streak. The goals started the Oilers on the road to Garrett. Douglas' first goal tied the score. The victory was the first for Minnesota since their third straight win, which Includes an 8-1 Bryan Trottier scored in the second period for Jan. 16. The North Stars had managed only two wnsi victory over Los Angeles in California last the Islanders and Blaine Stoughton tied the score ties during their two-week slide. "CLOSE SHAVE — Bill Barber of the Philadelphia Flyers is grabbed by Brad Park of Wednesday and a 9-2 thumping of the Winnipeg again on an eight-foot slap shot that slid past New MacAdam assisted on a goal by Brad Maxwell, the Boston Bruins as Barber's shot is deflected wide of the net by Bruin goalie Gerry Jets in Edmonton on Friday. York goalie Glenn Resch. which gave Minnesota a 1-0 lead at 10:19 of the Cheevers. Stan Weir, Wayne Gretzky and Brett Callighen Douglas pushed Hartford ahead 3-2 by tipping first period. rounded out the Oilers' scoring Wave maintains top rank; Burns credits Neptune rolls over Colts patient play Long Branch High Matawan Regional (13-2), with "B" North decisions big week with wins over (continued) School's boys basketball rated number two, continued over Manalapan, 62-49, and Howell, Middletown North Burns solved it with a 45-foot birdie putt from the shadow team kept on winning and its winning ways by dowing Marlboro, 70-58, held its and Christian Brothers kept its number one rank in downing Middletown North, fourth place spot. Manasquan of a grove of trees around the 16th green. That put him ahead Academy. For their efforts, to stay. The Daily Register's Top 10 60-49, and Raritan, 77-59, in (11-4), with two wins in three the Scarlet Fliers skipped poll. "A" North action. Mid- PEBBLE BEACH, Calif - Final In- Wayna Lav), 11.W 747447J1-2N outings, jumped from sixth to from eighth to seventh place. dividual scorat and monay winnings In Gary McCord. SM7S,... 74-71-73-70—1*0 The Green Wave (13-1) dletown South (13-1) held fifth place. IM 5300.000 Blng Crotby National Pro- Scott Watklnt, 11,475 7O7V7I-70—W0 Red Bank Regional (10-3), Am Soil Tournamant on tha 4.M4 yard. Mark Havat. SM7S 74-71-73-71—HO tnade it 13 straight by topping onto the third spot. The The Blue Bishops of oarTlPabUaBoachGoHLInkl: jarrv McOta. 11,200 M-n-M-ll—»1 which lost to the Branchers Gaoroa Burnt, 554.000. .71 4* 71 4* 2*0 Jim Nallord. 11,200 4^74-75-71—tt\ Shore Conference "B" Eagles got a pair of "A"Asbury Park (11-4), with a Andy North. 11.300 71-71 75-72—1*1 and beat Manalapan, dropped Dan Pohl. 531,400 71-7O-72-47-2I1 71-71-71-77—1*1 division North foes Red Bank wins by beating Raritan, big win over Lakewood, 73-66, John Mahallay. 514.400 40 7< 71 4a Ml M McCllgh. 11,200 from fifth to eighth. St. Rose Bill Kratiarl, 114,400. .. 70-74 41 70-»i Pat McGowan, 11.200 75-4*77-71—1*1 Regional, 77-51, and Mon- 80-40, and Howell, 74-62. Larry Nalton, 514,400... 70-70-70-71—212 71-71-71-75—1*1 moved from seventh to sixth (9-6). with victories over St. Tim Simmon, 11.200 70-75-74 71—1*1 mouth Regional, 58-44 Shore Regional (13-2). place. Neptune (10-4) had a Kalth Fargui, 514.400 70-71-71 70—212 Lanny WMklnl, 4134 75-71.74-72—1*1 ' John Vianney, St. Mary's of Oil Morsan. IT.017 704t 71 1] 1*3 John Schroodar, |l» 7*7071-71—1*1 David Edwardt. 5*.O37. 47-4Y-72-75—3t3 Llndy Millar. 1134 74,707471—1*2 Elizabeth and Manasquan, Mlka Raid, 11,037 M-77-7I-7I-M3 Frank Connor, U» 7173-4*-7*—2*2 popped back into ninth. Tom Wallkool, 17,037 70-77 47-4*—2fl Tom Valanln. vnl 74-7I717J—1*1 Jack Nlcklaui. 57,200... 4*-74-44-73—2S4 Jay. Haai. U24 71-74-74-71—1*1 Freehold Township (9-5), Gaoroa Archar, 57.300... 73 71-70-70—2S4 Orvlllt Moody, U34 71717175-2*3 Tom KIU. 55415 44-70-77 73-215 Tarry Maunoy, U14 737270-71—1*3 Per as tops scoring race; which beat Point Pleasant Staya Malnyk. $5425 4*-4t-74-71-lts John Fought. 1412 7174-7474—HI Boro before losing to Manas- David Graham. 55415 4t-7O-7S-72-2l5 Ban Cranthaw, 1412 74717373—2*3 Tom Walton. 55425 40 74-73-70-215 Curtlt Strtnga. toSl 74707175—1*1 quan, held onto 10th place. Jim Slmoni, 54.100 74 74-72-44—2*4 Bud Allln. t4S3 71777171—1*3 Hubart Graan, 51451.... 71-71-72-71-3I7 Dana Oulglay. MS] 70727173—1*3 Booby Wadklm. 53451.. 7171-7171-117 Tommy Aaron. StM 7J.7J-U.74—1*1 Ross, Young post gains John cook, 51451 74.71-40-73—»7 LaaEkMr. V4U 72717475—2*1 DAILY REGISTER'S Glbbv Gllbarl. 53.451 7l-4*-7t-4*—It7 Brad Bryant. 141! ...r 71737177—1*4 Top It Funy Zoallar. 53451.... 7*77 72 70-217 Rod FunMth. W34 7175^7175-1*4 Freehold Township High sixth to fourth a with an 18.3 are Middletown South's John Jarry Pata. U.4SI 44-71-74-74-117 417*7274—2*4 Rod Curl, SIM 7174-71-74—1*4 Schools Jeff Peras, with 49 average after scoring 48 1. Long Branch (13-1) Johnny Millar, 53451 -72-4S-7W2-1.. Mlka Sullivan. $434 Benbrook (17.4), Bill Van Davo Hill, $1,141 71747574—2*4 paints in his last two games, points last week. 2. Matawan Reg. (13-2) n-n-n-n-ns Lou Graham, 1434 74-74-7074—2*4 Wagner of Marlboro (16.8), Lnrd Thpmnn. 51.241 Victor Ragalado. 1434.. 70-75 7574—2*4 held onto his lead in the Mon- 3 Middletown South (13-1) ' Ed Florr. 52,141 7J 74 U-71-2II Bruca Flalthar, MM.... 7M7-7O.7*-1»S Matawan's Fran Murphy, Tom Elliott of Mater Dei Craig SladMr. 51,141 711*74-7,,,,,,,» 4 IimM •Ill CaKw, V414 mbuth County individual a big factor in the Huskies 4. Shore Reg. (13-2) Buddy Gardnar, 11.141.. 72-71-71-71-3M Andy Baan,till (16.8) and Dave Mount of Jim Colbart. 51.141 n74ri*73-72-72-7I-2mM Bruca Athworth. 1404 scoring race. surprising success this sea- 5. Manasquan (11-4) . 14-n-n-n—m Peras, a 6-6 center, has 293 son, dropped two notches to Henry Hudson Regional 6 Asbury Park (11-4) points in 14 games for a 20.9 fifth, but still has a healthy (18.6). 7 Neptune (10-4) average. He holds a slight 18.2 average. Rumson-Fair Mount made the biggest 8. Red Bank Reg. (10-3) Carner earns LPGA pay edge over Shore Regional's Haven Regional's Wayne jump this week, moving up 9. St. Rose (9-6) Steve Lubischer who also had Reevey, a bright spot In an from 17th. Lubischer leads 10. Freehold Twp. (9-5) DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Veteran JoAnne 49 points in his two games otherwise losing season for Carner paired the final round yesterday to score a two-stroke the county in field goals with victory in the 1100,000 season opener (or the Ladies Pro- last week. Lubischer, a 6-3 the Bulldogs, took over sixth 133 while Raritan's Dave Neptune 41, CBA 37 ceriter, upped his average to with an 18 point average. fessional Golf Association. Fegler tops the area In free WEST LONG BRANCH - 20.4. Neptune High School's sev- Carner, a 40-year-old pro who's in her 10th year on the Rounding out the top 10 throws with 61. tour, shot a 7S, her highest score of the week, to hold off -;-;A;sbury Park's Wilson enth-ranked boys basketball PLAYS* Sandra Post. Carner, sidelined four months last year with : -Bats continues to move up in SCHOOL... . • PO PT 'Tt AV team rolled to Its fifth JaH Parai FraahoMTwp 14 111 1*3 109 tendinitis in her right wrist, totaled 282 at the Deer Creek ^^irscoring derby taking over Sltvt LuOlKhar Shora IS in 104 104 straight victory by defeating Wilton Rotl AUHiry Park Is m III course. • :ihjfd place with an 18.9 aver- Ron Young JACK'S BACK — Jack Nlcklaus roared from the pack Long Branch 154 11.3 Christian Brothers Academy Post pulled even briefly at 9-under with a birdie putt from '. age after scoring 26 points in Fran Murphy Matawan .... IS 171 111 on the front nine of the Bing Crsobv Pro-Am yesterday Wavna Roovov Rumton-FH 14 151 III) Saturday night at the Mon- 50 feet oh the 15th hole moments after a Carner bogey on the the Bishops lone game last John B«nbrook Mlddlolown South.. 14 144 17 4 only to fade at the end. But the Golden Bear, playing his Bill vanWagnar Marlboro mouth College gymnasium. 12th. But Post fell back when she three-putted the 17th hole week against Lakewood. .11 n 119 111 best golf of the season, was encouraged by the finish. Tom Elliott Matar Dal ...IIS no 151 III The Scarlet Fliers im- and Carner sank a 16-foot birdie putt on the same hole Another player who has Oavt Mount mrv Hudton .... 114 Mr 11: 111 Kevin Hool Mlddlalown North IS 101 11* 15.1 proved their record to MM picked up his scoring pace is Eric Taylor Wall 14 n 11J 1S-» Long Branch Junior Ron Ktlth OrlUtk Matawan is n 134 15.7 while CBA dropped to 6-9. Davt Paglar Raritan 14 14* 154 Center Eric Satterwhite Vlnca Atfclnton Rod Bonk 11 1*7 High School Sports Standings, Schedule Young who moved up from 15 2 hit for nine points as Neptune SckolatUc Wratlllot rolled to a 21-6 first quarter. Hurt Canlaraaca Simian limn nurd 4> 9 ' •« NrMMll The Fliers went up by 16 "A" Hani KJL WLT WL Rod Bonk. c«h*)k~«TBi lank Rog points at the half, but the Naptuna (11-41 40 Rarllan (10-1) ...110 Matawan Rot. (IM) ....41 Cardinals inside game Noptuno (M) 100 Naptuna (10-4) Colts rallied in the third to Mlddlatown North (11-1) 11 ....41 Matawan Ros. 17-4) 11 Mlddlatown South (4-4) lit MlddW Sth V*V ..II MlddMown Horn (71) lO Mlaoiatown South, at MlddMown North cut the bulge to 38-31. How- Rarllan (4.111 11 Howall (1-71 It ij MlddMown South (Ml 11 Matawan Rot. I* «> iIll Rarllan (4-11) , J5STSJKS' *' Nootuna ever, Neptune kept its cool Howall (4-10) 04 0 "8" No**) "*" Mir*) ...IS t'"* " at Praohold makes St. John's see red throughout the final period. Rurmon-FH Rag (1221 40 oraM Long Branch (11-1) «st.j^vu5no^ rtlly Ill Snora Rag. (11-1) ...71 Monmouih Monmouth Rag (Ml 12 anoMMd (7*1) Rag., al Point Ptxtont two Carl Braggs led the Flier Long Bronch 14-1-11 Itl fad Bonn Rog. (IM) ....41 Mntr Dvl • «EW YORK (AP) - The Louisville the major college basketball teams and the Shora Rn (141 4 I Ill Monolooan (;-t> attack with 16 points. Sat- Manalapan (1-7) 14* Monmouth Rog. (4-11 41 m Branch : Cardinals are birds who like to fly inside - longest Redmen winning streak In 50 years at Marlboro (4-1) 14 Marlboro (5-5) 110 Marlboro (4*) •• Ngatum terwhite finished with 14 and Shora Rag IJ-7) lit Monmouth Rog. (HI) ™ ; and that's just what they did yesterday the New York school. Rod Bank Rag. 11-10) 15 Rumton-FH Rag 1171 Olt Rumaan-PH Rot. (y|) Brian Gabriel added 10. John Long Branch (2 101 against the St. John's basketball team. "»" taM* "*" tort Manatquon (IM). ,„., "In the first half." said Griffith, "we Flanagan was the lone CBA Froohotd Twp. (11-1) 41 Manaunian (7.1) Aaburv Pork (IM) ! "That's our offense and its designed to AiOury Park (10-1) 41 410 tried to get the ball inside and open up the FroHtoW Twp. (7-41 Ill Lakawood («-4> ; shoot layups," said Darrell Griffith. "If you player in double figures with Manawuan (771 4 I Point Boro (3-4) lit Praohold Twp. (*-s> " inside. And today it worked. It took a while Otaon T«p. IS71 4 I Ocaan Hog. (44) ...lit OcaonTwp. (4-tO) '*"* ***** »oach can't carry on this offense, you find yourself IS. Wall Twp. (7-1) 14 LoKawoodlt-*) ....lit Point Pktoitnl Ion (Ml)... ii Lakawood It-*) 1 4 sitting on the bench holding Coach Denny for us to get loose though. St. John's is one of Wall T«ro. (I-*) ...010 Woll Two. (Ml) 14 •Man Point Boro (1-10) 1 4 'X" niililia .14 the toughest teams we've faced this year." "C" OMOtoa "C" . Manchattar (*-5) Crum'shand." Kuril 4 01, Flanogon 4111. Loonard Fr**hoM(l1-l) 10 0 10, Golllnaro 0 0 0, 5lrltH.no I 1 4, MWKhoslar (*-1|... Itl Hoimdi (77):"::::: Using that strategy both Griffith and The Cardinals struggled with the Redmen Croat)* 1I 4. Braunitaln 0 0 «, ZJPCIC 0 0 Holmdal (11-1) 5 1 Holmdal (4-11 IO Kayporl (Ml 0, OMIIM 111. McCartllv B 0 i TOTALlS Manrhaalai ii.L\ a • PrwraMIM) } It Priahald (4-4)) Wiley Brown went inside frequently enough IIS 17 Koyport (5-101 4 1 Kaanftburg (171...., Point Ptaaunt taach it- for most of the fint half before taking a Point Booth (Ml .. ...111 ..14 as the seventh-ranked Cardinals beat the Kaantburg IM) 14 ...lit ..14 seven-point lead at intermission, 32-28. Then mrrum mi Honry HuOton (Mil 1 4 Koyport (Ml Kaamburg 11-11).. •ram I 1 II, SattarwhlM I 1 14, Point Boach 11-11) or ,...•4)1 ..17 ninth-ranked Redmen 76-71 in a nationally CoMman 1 11. Filter 1 0 J. (Mortal 10 they opened up some breathing room In the St. Joaoph-l. televised college basketball game. second half, rushing away to a 17-point lead 10, Durkac I 02, Thomai 101. Ptnltton Matar Dol 14 0 St. John vi 1011 0 0i, JonMOOO. Holland • 00 TOTALS SI. Ron Ill The loss stopped St John's 17-game win- before St John's made a frantic rally to cut 11149 RBC 441 ning, - second longest in the nation among CBA. ttllS •-» it jonw.' „ 7 4 4SI i the margin to three points in toe late going. St. John Vlannoy 41 Rod'iank 171 ...17 mi in—m St JOMVIamay.. ...4* ..111 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1960 Tin [Taa#| fff MBT*TI Faithful partner's career ends A member of the family died last week. that time still a German shorthair fancier and the signal whistle at home. I sever She wai Donna, only a dog. out for more and attempting to break wide-going field- needed a whisUe with Donna than a decade ine was our constant compa- trial-stock Sheba, a daughter of Tip Top AU the training 1 ever gave that friendly, nion and my shooting partner. Timmy happy and energetic spaniel was to take her . The liver and white Brittany spaniel Tip Top Timmy was the first German out into the fields and woods. She hunted didn't actually do any shooting, but If it HENRY pointer to win all of the marbles in national industriously, head high, quartered through hadn't been for her I wouldn't have done field trial competition against English the covers, pointed rigid as a block of con- much She spelled the difference between pointers and English setters. The English crete, retrieved from land or water, and finding birds and mere exercise. SCHAEFER pointers had reigned supreme in field trials instantly responded to my call — except Over the years I have owned some very and when the German dog won it seemed that when she was on point. good gun dogs. The first was Mitzi, a springer all of the men and women who bred short- If she was out of sight when the little bell spaniel who hunted when wild pheasants hairs In this country wanted to mate their on her collar stopped tinkling I knew that she were still plentiful. Her daughter Butch was rT bitches to Tip Top Timmy. was on point. I'd walk to where I had last almost as good. I believe his Mood did more to ruin short- heard the bell to find her. She was mostly Then there was Clementine, a German IS), I always got it with Fritz hairs as gun dogs than any other factor. He white and therefore not hard to find. shorthair who did not point but flushed Donna's 12th birthday was Jan. I. made them fast as whippets. I could never The only way 1 could ever get her to break pheasants in a Morris County swamp that She was given to me for nothing by the understand It. If I had wanted a dog to win a point was by flushing the bird. Most dogs was overgrown with wild rose bushes and late John Mattinson of Whlppany, but I later field trials I would have gotten an English will break point and try to catch the bird if was alive with pheasants, black ducks and paid him. He had given me one earlier but pointer and would never have tried to trans- you take too long getting up to them but mallards. she was a one-man dog and refused to have form the shorthairs. Donna never did. Her son Fritz was a fairly good woodcock anything to do with anybody in the family, so Donna's father was bench trial champion We hunted often for woodcock and quail and pheasant hunter, but fantastic on clapper I gave her back. Ffynant's Trouble who won the Westminster along the Manasquan River. A little brook, rails. He developed his own system of work- I really didn't want Donna either, but the Kennel Club best in snow grand prize in not wide, but deep, flows into the river in a ing the meadows for rails, and whatever the little puppy was so cute and reminded me so Madison Square Garden one year. He was not dense swamp, and whenever Donna would go > daily bag limit happened to be (it started at much of MlUl I agreed to Uke her. I was at hunted, but all of the other dog's in Mat- on point on the other side of the brook I would . . ...~.,. . DONNA — Her sire was a bench trial tinson's kennel were hunted. have to find-some way to cross it. champion who once won best in show honors at Madison I didn't like BritUnies at that time and in Some times it took me 20 minutes or a half Square Garden, but Donna never competed in trials. All her first year I took the puppy along for hour to find a fallen tree to cross the brook she ever did was find, point and retrieve upland game laughs whenever I had Sheba out for a train- and then find the dog, but I always found her birds, but good. ing session. At first the puppy tried to keep and she was always still on point and the tip with the streaking pointer, but soon found woodcock would still be hiding there too. out that she couldn't. As the days went by I Countless times when she was locked in a noticed that she was starting to hunt on her Jungle hell of catbriars and brush I wanted C.B.S. SUPERMARKET own. her to break point and flush the bird. But she 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Not only was she starting to hunt, but she never did and I had to find some way, Uke was finding and pointing birds that the big throwing stuff into the brush, to get the bird going straight line dog had missed, as all big into the air. going dogs do. Subsequently, I went to see One day, when she was 2Vi-years-old. I PICK-IT Mattinson and gave him f 100, even though he had a snooting party of six with me on a didn't want it. preserve in New York State. That day she JERSEY NUMBER GAME pointed and retrieved S5 pheasants for our When woodcock season came along Donna Pick any three numbers—you can play group, and at the end of the day one man from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week was nine months old and already performing offered me 91,000 for Donna. well. I hunted with her and left the pointer I told him: "She Is not for sale." WE AREA CLAIM CENTER WE'RE OPEN AT 7:30 A.M. J . GOODf\EAR I SERVICE^STORES lim»r Hma Mr Lam P»TM NEW MASTER — Danny Whltehurst of East Brunswick accepts the Monmouth County Masters bowling championship trophy from Monmouth County Bowling INCLUDES 3 FREE Association vice president Melvln Schramm, rlaht. At left Is Bob Serbe of Edison, ELECTRONIC CHECKUPS runner-up. 12-MONTH TUNE-UP Whitehurst captures 7 POINT TUNE-UP *j Ignition • -Chech chilling and starting lyittmi • Install MW • Sit dwell md timlni to recommended iplci • points and condentar • Install new rotor • Intlall hew lubricate and check thofce. admit ai required • Adjust (park plu|t - • < irbuielof top spot in Masters Additional parti and s*mcei extra If needed 'Electronic icmdon Points and condenser are not required Air |ap it Ml when required. Subtract $4 lor can mth electronic Ignition. HAZLBT - Dan Whltehurst of East round of the winners bracket. Brunswick rolled eight straight stikes in the Whitehurst recovered to down Ron Wayde championship round to defeat Bob Serbe of of Union Beach, 482-380, in the second round Edison and win the 18th annual Monmouth of the losers bracket and defeat Von Saspe, AGREEMENT POLICY . .. 3 FREE ANALYSE8 .. . FREE ADJUSTMENT. FREE County Masters Bowling Association title 462-428, in the third round of the losers Under this ipecial service policy Goodyear Any lime within one year of your tune-up, PART8 REPLACEMENT . . . will lune your car electronically, following Uke your invoice and Iree engine analysis It any ol these check-ups indicates ihe Saturday night at Airport Plaza Lanes. bracket. He got past John Paris of the 7-polnl checklist shown her*. And certificate back to the store thai per- need lor any ad|ustments or part replace- Whitehurst, a 44-year-old employee for Keansburg, 422-328, to advance to the finals present you with a 'Free Engine Analysis' formed the lune-up, tnd Goodyear will ments that were part of ihe original tune- certificate good for one year .from Ihe provide an electronic analysis free of up, Goodyear will make the adjustment or the Jersey Central Power and Light Com- of the losers bracket, beating Tom Marsh of charge, up to 3 separate analyses! pany, trailed Serbe after the fifth frame, but Fort Monmouth, 380-340. This earned him his date of the tune-up. replacement free of charge found his range and finished with a 246. That shot at Serbe. total, combined with a 222 in the first game, Whitehurst then topped Serbe, 387-371, to "PROTECT YOUR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAINTAIM STOPPING DISTANCE gave Whitehurst a 468. win the championship round and followed Serbe, whose chances of staying with with his victory over Serbe in the final Tronsmissjon^Servjce WESTERN |KBrake Service- Whitehurst in the final game were hurt with a match. CYCLONE 11/ 4-0 split in the ninth frame, finished with a Serbe won four straight matches to take s'Your Choice 424. the. winners bracket, but fell victim to $ Whitehurst, who captured the Masters Whitehurst's closing rush. Additional parti title in 1974, won seven of eight games and end services Defending champion Charles DelPlato of and ace trans- litre if needed finished with a 215.6 average. Lakewood was seeded first among the final 69«« Despite the close defeat, Serbe's average MmiU FIMMr DISC: In, qualifiers, but lost two of four matches and A super aluminum wheel! Dual- new front braka pads and of 218.8 was the highest of the day and the ended up sixth. Fit™ bolt pattern tor wide vehicle third highest in tournament history. Marsh finished third with a 4-2 mark and a fnmenl. Caps included, lug nuts Whitehurst began his march to the crown 213.38 average while Rich Peiper of Ocean and bands, where appl^ exlra. Sable. Most U.S. cars, some Eipert wheel service else- available by defeating Bill Osborne of East Keansburg, Township and Paris were fourth and fifth, Mounting - Bllenclng - Alignment 400-307, in the opening round. He was then respectively. imports upset by Henry Von Saspe, 427-420, in the first

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FEBRUARY « 1960 1ft* Forrest Tucker hopes to start an actors9 workshop LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - One day a few yun ago, years in show business, from the time he was a youngster in out. How can Ol' Man River be old? There's none of that pain and anguish and turmoil that makes Forrest Tucker wu riding a hone through the Arizona desert burlesque through his years in movies, stage and television "But I've been out there St years on those boards and as some of these older guys so everlasting." • "- He wu starching for Goldwyn City, the old location site After a 10-month retirement 14 years ago that had him audience never lies to me," be added "This one works. Tucker, who travels between stops in a plush motor home where he filmed hii tint movie. "crawling the walls," Tucker promised himself that he People are bringing their children and grandchildren, and — "I've got a driver and a valet not the shabbiest way to •1 recognised one old tree," Tucker said "I had to "would never get out (of show business) again until they telling them about when they saw this play 30 or 50 years ago. see the country" — point* to such television standards- w scrounge around in the land for a while, but I finally found a throw me out." The chuckles in this show are nice, family chuckles It's very "The Rock ford Files," "Streets of San Francisco" and couple of foundations. But that's all that was left." "A good friend of mine, Bob Hope, was asked once why be satisfying" "Bamaby Jones" as excellent visual classrooms for budding Tucker, now M, hat a lot In common with that old tree didn't stop touring and retire, and he said, "To what?' That's Tucker, veteran to the core, is somewhat upset when he actors. Both are survivors, but both somehow manage to keep bloom what I say. To what?" sees the direction that fast-buck television shows and movies "The old pros," Tucker mused "Give a script to guys; ing. Tucker's latest role, one that will keep him on the road are taking his craft. like Jim Gamer, Karl Maiden or Buddy Ebsen, and you're in" "Sometime*, when you're feeling down and the ol1 feet until May, is that of Captain Andy in the venerable stage "I don't think a lot of young actors understand the good hands." hurt, you get to thinking about how many of my guys are classic, "Showboat." discipline required to be an actor," he said. "There's too Rather than Just sit back and moan about the demise of ' gone," Tucker said. The reviews — save one — have been excellent, "and that much quick fame and too much fast money They haven't done acting, Tucker want* to do something about it. He's planning- It's not often that Tucker has the time to reflect on his tt>reviewer," Tucker recalled, "said the play was old and worn eight a week In tank towns playing in front of half-houses to start a combination dinner theater-acting workshop in. Tucson, Aril., where he has a retirement home to which he's yet to retire. "I want to put shows together there to send out to other." dinner theaters," Tucker said "I Want to have a nice plafe • Sally Field finally shakes sit-com image lor actors to rehearse and learn.X j • ' "A lot of youngsters in this shoy^are getting a taste of NEW YORK (AP) - "Why does it make you so nervous to wouldn't want a total diet of it. I'd go nuts But, it never hurts about people. If I made more commercial films people might what it's like to grind it out... they've come a long way. Like, finally get what you've always wanted all your life?" asked to be Involved in a well-made highly commercial movie. say, 'Look Ethyl, a Sally Field movie. Let's go out and see it.' most traveling companies, they've developed a nice esprit de actress Sally Field, star of the recent hit film "Norma Rae " "If I'd been a bigger star," she added, "more people You have to have the drawing power. You have to have corps, and they're doing the things that you just can't learn.; After years of hard work and determination to shake her would have seen 'Norma Rae,' which has something to uy something to bring them In." without actually doing them." '.'. television sit-com image from "Gidget" and "The Flying Nun," Sally Field is getting what she's always wanted — recognition and respect as a serious actress. Her portrayal of Norma Rae, a young textile worker fighting for dignity on her job and at home, already has won several awards and is certain to grab an Academy Award Television Today nomination for best actress. "Sometimes I'm a nervous wreck," Miss Field said of her New York Channels — 2,4,5, 7,9, 11, 13 recent success. "It makes me shake. Going up to get an award. Trembling. It's like I've never been in front of an EVENING ID HKNKtH O HOLLYWOOD SOUABIS O MllVII •KiMllli "'•> (Paid Subscription and daughter instead ol audience before. 1M S CIS MM O DAIING GAMI Rhinoceioi H14 ZeroMoe- Television) No other In- him. (2 hr«.) 0 iVENWO MAGAilM © SHIBEAUIY SHOW tel, Gena Wilder. An formation available. (2 a THREE SIOOGES "There's a little voice inside," she said, "that puts you In wws CD NEWS epidemic transforms hrs.) GD MOVIE IIHRILLERI " , KSI OF LUCY O NBC HIWS your place. It says, 'Well, it's only because It wasn't a very O MASH CD MACHEIL IIMKK lEPOtl townspeople Into rhinos 10 30 O OPEN MIND Mahlmng 1911 Nick Men- JOUR s mo big year.' But then you think of Meryl Streep and all the other Q IIC IAC MUCH ® NEW titSiV NIGHI1V MEWS 12 hrs.) IB EVERY FOUR YEARS cuso, Kathryn Harrold: 8!UWOMMDUN S AtC KWS GD NEW lEtSFY NEWSWAICH C> KMIIMW l.lil(,«»l'liH Correspondent Howerd iMO a IAIII wonderful actresses and it feels numb. 311 CONUCI O (ACE IHt MUSK > 4S 39 WALL SIIFEI PERSPECTIVE Mysteries of the Mind' K. Smith takea a look at a MEDICAL CENTER FAMILY POeiBAII "There's another little voice that want's to pat me on the © NIWtVWfD GAME 1 SI IB IOIIFBY PICK II HAWING This program delves Into Preeldential power .end 11:11 a DICK CAVEII SHOW . UNCLE FLOYD back and say, You did It Field. For this segment of life You (D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 100 OG3 WKPINllWINNAIILei some of the Intriguing the 'personality politics' 100 8 O I0MORK0W Host: 1 »:» fj WC *W\ did it, by gum!" -. ' O SMHM WIIH MVHIY MLS Ncssman Is turned on reeeeroh being dona to . ol television J60_mlns.) Tom Snyder. Guest: Joe CUM BiKNF.1! AW mm 'Gordon Parks' when a female groupie unlock tha secrets of MM O O O O O CD Smith, helt of the world For Sally Field, "doing it" did not come easy. Her telephones and invites how tha breln functions NEWS "Flying Nun" image followed her like a dark cloud whenever Quest: Jim Nabors. «B MACNF.il LEHtft (EPOC! femous Smith and Dale O ABC NEWS (3D tOUCHET 10 ADVENIUK him to dinner. (60 mine.) O MASH vaudeville team. (60 she tested or read for parts. For nearly three years, she didn't •) IK UC DOUGH DO Q MUPPfU SNOW Gueil: ffi MAMItPIKl IHfAIH O BENNY HILl SHOW mlna.) work, and was about to take a Job teaching high school drama CD CBS IKWS Dyan Cannon. 'Duchess of Duke Street ID PRISONER CELL BLACK H a MOVIE IAIWINIURI •' ' when director Bob Rafeison gave her a chance in the movie Ci ooo count O P1AY 1HE PttCENIAGES II' Danger brings* out the © NEWSLINE Submarine D I If)' Pat O NfW JHStY NK.HHY HIWS O O FAMILY HUD • Lindon FiriCUlii beat and tha worst In the II 10 ffl BROWN VS BOARD Of O'Brien, George Brent. "Stay Hungry." Inhabitants of the Bent- EDUCAUON • VALUES AW MMALIIY IN O ALL IN THE FAMILY I.IS a MINORITY PERSPECTIVE \ \ "He made me read and re-read and test and re-test, until nick, as a bombing raid 11)0 S (El CBS LAIE MOVIE 8 MOVIE (WESTERN) ••* takea London by sur- HARRY O: Artflomy Of A he finally believed It wasn't a fluke and I really could act," Jarhnttri I9S9 Jeff Chan- O O Umi HOUSE OH IHt prise. (60 mlns.) Frame' Lt. French Is In Miss Field said. '"Stay Hungry' was the first crack in the dler, Fees Parker. 185*: PBA16IE Mary Ingalls suffer* 9 30 B CD HOLM CALLS Tha stall big trouble with the law dam. Then came 'Sybil,' which was the real difference. It was a •hatterlng emotional of Kensington Hospital Is - himself when he's 1 )0 a NEWS on television and everybody saw it. That was the turning breakdown whan sHe shocked when the" new framed tor murder. 2 00 O NEWS At the movies a MARY lYLEt MOOR! SHOW point." learnt that a fir* hat administrator tires (Repeat) MCCLOUU MONMOUTH COUNTY UA MIDDLITOWN III— takan Ihe life of her O JOE IRANHIN SHOW Going In UvlKPGI 7:15, «:I5 Amos. McCloud Meets Dracula' After winning an Emmy for "Sybil," Miss Field decided •BEHDEEH TOWNSHIP infant ton. {2 hrs.) Stars: Dennis Weaver, a MOVII (COMEDY DRAMA) •• it was safe to return to light comedy. She agreed to do CINIMA « — OCEAN TOWNSHIP 1000 O IB LOU GRANI The SIMMScrMm IR> 7:30,»:» IIAVIIW SQUARE CINIMA I — Tribune daplorea a book Diena Muldaur. 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By LOUISE COOK Include worries about bleeding, about not waking up after they are "put to sleep" with anesthesia and about the uneipected appearances of doctors and nurses in gowns and masks. Encourage children to talk about their The success or failure of your child's hos>ltalsUy may depend on you specific fears and explain why each step of treatment is necessary aad what More than three million youngsters are hoepitslliwi every year and the it will entail. experience it often a frightening one. Officials of the Department of Health, Ask your doctor to explain exactly why your child has to go to the Education and Welfare say, however, that parents can do a lot to make hospital. What sort of tests will be conducted? Who will your chiU be things easier. seeing? If surgery is necessary, what kind of anesthesia will be used? How will it be administered? How will your son or daughter fed when It wears Preparation helps off? Can you be present? If your community is large enough to present a choice of hospitals and if "Preparation helps," say the authors of a department guide on children the procedure involved is not an emergency one, you may find it worthwhile and hospitals "Children who've been prepared have leu difficulty ... to shop around for a hospital to find the one with the best set-up for your Prepared children even seem to recover better." youngsters. Records compiled by the National Center for Health Statistics show that about 3.5 million youngsters under It were discharged from short-term Some hospitals offer special publications describing rules and policies, hospitals In 1(71. (The center measures discharges rather than actual stays. particularly as they apply to children. Some even have picture books or Its figures do not include newborn infants.) coloring books for young patients. Almost one child in three — Sl.S percent — was treated for a disease of Ask the hospital if It is possible to take a tour of the faculties, with your the respiratory system, a category that includes tonsilectomies Fourteen child, In advance. One Washington, D.C., hospital lets children crank up percent of the youngsters suffered from accidents, poisonings or vlolenee beds, try on surgical masks and visit the recovery room so they know what and 10 percent had diseases of the digestive system. Other major ailments to expect. In children under IS who were hospitalized included infectious and parasitic diseases and disorders of the nervous or sensory system. Check hospital policies HEW says that people often used to be reluctant to tell children of an Check hospital policies on families. Are parent* allowed to stay approaching trip to the hospital; they didn't want to worry the youngsters. overnight? Are they allowed to sleep in the youngster's room? Does the But the agency says that children who do not understand the need for hospital encourage parents to help care for their children, performing Jobs treatment may develop their own, unrealistic views. They "may conclude like taking temperature* and giving medicines? Are visiting hours flexible that all adults — including parents — cannot be trusted and loved," says so working parents can visit children during the evening and brothers and HEW. sisters can stop in after school? Older, school-age children should, when possible, be told about what's ahead a week or so before they have to go to the hospital so they can get used to the idea and ask questions. Younger children generally should be given a few days warning; they will have enough time to think about the idea without getting overly worried. Be realistic when you talk to your youngsters. Don't overestimate or underestimate problems. If there will be some pain — a sore throat after an Lifestyle operation, for example — tell the child what to eipect. Don't make unrealistic promises like, "It won't hurt at all." , Individual children have different fears. Some of the most common Shopping strategy stretches beauty dollars By EMILY WILKENS aged, less expensive but just as effective. Inside of your wrist. Choose a shade that's close to your Don't get into a beauty rut. Experiment with new products Second article la a three-part series natural skin tone. but make certain your first purchase is in the smallest site. A You may be a savvy shopper when It comes to your WHAT DOES IT DO? ' product that checks out so well you want to buy It again can grocery list but do you get the same high mark when it comes Rule No. 3 is: Read the label before you Invest In a new REFILL IS CHEAPER- then be purchased In the large economy size because, ounce to buying beauty aids? product. See if it promises to do what you want done. Make When you purchase a new brand or shade of lipstick, buy for ounce, more usually costs less. The answer is no if you buy on impulse, If you don't take certain it's suitable for your hair, skin or coloring. Compare It the refill first. It's less expensive than buying a fancy case. the time to comparison shop, if you read labels carelessly — to similar products on the shelf. Let price a* well as per- If you're planning a drastic change In lipstick color, SALE VALUES or not at all — and thereby sometimes make the wrong formance be part of your comparison test. sample it or something In the same color family from the Take advantage of sales and specials — but only If you like selection. > When your spirit* need a lift, it's tempting to buy a new dime store's less expensive stock. If the color Is flattering, and will use the products Involved. Your No. 1 shopping strategy, especially when buying new shade of lipstick or treat yourself to a new perfume. But you can safely Invest in your favorite name brand, example, Hoard discount coupons for beauty-grooming aids until beauty products, should Involve asking questions: What does buying on instant impulse can be wasteful. It can lead toth e soften a dark by applying a light one over it. Color-scheme to your supermarket offers "double refunds" on coupons, a It do? Is it right for my skin or hair? How often must It be wrong choices. When possible, try before you buy. create, colors that are au courant and togiv e you a wardrobe practice In many markets. applied? Try perfume on your wrist. Sample new and different ones of lip colors. Shop wisely. It's one sure way to get the most for your Where treatment aids — cleansers, soaps, astringents, or in department or drug stores whenever you can — and get Your best buy in eye makeup is a compact that contains money. masks for special skin types are concerned — consult the your fragrance fix for free — until you find one that turn* you, several shades of shadow. Try them singly, then try combina- pharmacist. He may be able to suggest alternatives to name and everyone around you, on. tions:' blue over brawn, green over blue. This is the way to IN NEXT MONDAY'S concluding article, Emily WUkCBS ' brands, non-prescription products that are less fancily pack- Choose the righUfoundation shade by applying It toth e custom-create shades that do special things for your eyes. tells how to get full value from the last drop or dab. Shaping up for thef 80's EATONTOWN - Since 70's. body where needed. Bamberger's Chantrey type she suggests Arpel's nat- "shape" has such a strong "Although the- American Color plays an Important, Salons suggests a return to ural-toned cream or sneer- impact on fashion today, An- woman is a 'liberated one' elegance — light beige and SMALL HEAD LOOK — but more subdued role, In the souffle make-up hue and ap- thony Badalamenti, style di- she is still selective In what honey tones, warm browns, plication of glycerine liquid Short and feminine, but rector at Bamberger's Chan- she wears and how she"total look" for the '80's. with a dash of elegance. Is and softer reds. Anthony sug- or translucent powder for a trey Salons, feels strongly looks," says Anthony. He gests subtle highlighting in matte finish look. For ac- this sophisticated version that structured design work finds his clients concerned of the "small head" look Deborah the design area for additional cents, lip colon arc In bright in hairstyling is the key to with a "total look" - within interest. bv Anthony Badalamentl, what's coming up in the 'M's. limitations. Those being limi- red or muted brown with a style director of Bam- "Structured design work tations of time. "They want Valentine Barbara Simon, Adrien hint of pink. Strawberry or berger's Chantrey Salons, coupled with precision cut- to look good — spending a Arpel's cosmetic boutique'* natural pink blush, eye make- created as a daytime look ting, can be a thieved," says minimum of time and person- representative for the Chan- up In shades of gold leaf and for the '80's. Anthony, "regardless of hair al effort in doing so." He luncheon trey Salons, recommend* a copper, eye liners In India length desired, as long as the keeps this fact In mind when RED BANK - The Red well defined but natural look green and blue are just some natural wave pattern is he creates his uncomplicated, Bank Chapter of Deborah, to go along with a new hair- of the other colon for the adhered to. For those women totally feminine hairstyle* will hold its Valentine Hearts do. Depending upon your skin 'SO's. who need and want more for the woman-on-the-go. for Deborah, Donor awards body, a "design wave" can Short convertible looks luncheon, Tuesday, Feb. 12 at give more permanent shape emphasize the versatility and noon, here in the Molly to a good cut, eliminating the adaptability of a good hair- Pitcher Inn. passe, fritry look of the late cut. The design work Is front Mrs. Hermann Lovvorn, and crown centered — with Mlddletown, is awards chair- backs layered and a close man and Mrs. Ralph Stein fitted napellne. The look Is and Mrs. George Splro, both fluid; hair can be brushed of Mlddletown, are luncheon Lecturer returns to museum forward or back. Bangs can chairmen and In charge of be full and slightly wispy, or reservations. swept to the side for a soft All proceeds will benefit half bang effect. A design Deborah Heart and Lung to air crises in Afghanistan wave can be used on straight Foundation, Browns Mills, to we're making or fine hair; even wavy hair help its $14 million expansion LINCROFT — Dr. Whitney Asoy, an Instructor of For the return engagement, by popular demand, he will can benefit from selective program, relieve the current room for the thropology at The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, will speak on the critical situation created by the Russian invasion spot-perming around the backlog, and meet the de- return to the Monmouth Museum, here, Sunday, Feb. 10, at 4 of Central Asia. The slide presentation will bring alive a land front area. mands on Deborah's facil- p.m. steeped in cultural traditions. Chin length or shoulder ities. early arrival of Dr. Azoy, who spoke at the museum last month, presented Dr. Azoy began his career following graduation from length hair still has the same a slide show which dealt with the remarkable aspect of Princeton in 1962 as a foreign service officer In Kabul, design emphasis; hair flows Dr. Wilson is speaker new Spring Buzkashl,.an Afghanistan national game, and the society in Afghanistan and Tehran, Iran. A growing interest in an- from front to back. It can be HOLMDEL-Nobel which it is played. thropology, prompted Dr. Axoy's return to the University of drawn up in a psyche knot or laureate Dr. Robert Wilson of * • Virginia where he received a master of arts degree. He then diagonal twist. Bangs are Bell Laboratories was the fabrics with a Hadassah's life membership lunch returned to northern Afghanistan to do dissertation field feathered or rolled, side* are speaker at the annual cov- research under the auspices of a Fulbright-Hays Fellowship. angled cut, back* have a ered dish dinner of the Super SavingsSpree! OCEAN TOWNSHIP - mebership chairman, or After a year at Oxford University, he moved on toth e fitted napellne. Here, too, Holmdel Historical Society. The annual Life Membership Carol Hunter. University of Virginia to complete work on bis Ph.D. selective spot-perming can be It was held in the Holmdel luncheon of the Ocean Town- The study group will meet From the IS admission donations, proceeds will be equally used to give hair additional Firehouse, Main Street. all bolted fabrics ship Hadassah will take place Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. in the home divided between the Afghanistan Refugee Committee and the Monday, Feb. 18 at noon in of Liz Mayer, Wayside. There museum's Operating Fund. Reservations may be made by m the home of Donna Stone, will be a cooking demonstra- calling the museum. Wayside. All life members tion on Passover Delights, Health is not only & Reservations should be members preparing their fa- • JORJIN DIAMOND & GOLD Feeling Well! made with Leah Daniels, life vorite recipes. / all tee-shirt kits BUYING SERVICE ' DOtXAM FOR DIAMONDS a, GOLD • mon., tues., wed., NG€D H€LP D6COMTING? Our reputation makes us the ideal place to Mil unwanted lewelry. So shop around - get february 4, 5, 6 YOU G4N \fiffO\S> ft j oner* and compare. Bring us your highest • offer and we will do our best to top HI Jor|ln shop 10 am to 9 pm COMULTriTION j needs jewelry for its retail, wholesale and k foreign markets. We buy single pieces to i ask about our sewing lessons IN YOUR HOMC 1 entire estates. Ours is a discreet service for • Call u individuals, estates, banks and attorneys. We offer immediate cash payments or can Barbara Doyle I act as a 67oker and sell them for you. Visit us 741-0600 with or without an appointment. D&H Paint Co. Famiy Chiropractic Services , 14 W. Front St., Red Bank JORJIN DIAMOND A GOLD BUYING SERVICE "Let Me Help You Decorate" [1 KB BANK -176 Hurt* AH. 07701 |HH|7«1M03 Broad Slreel Chiropractic Center 10 North Bridge Avenue • Red Bank, N. J 1 •EW row - 36 W. 47ft ». 10036 |Z12|575-M46 Richard M. Gill, D. C. mBroi reel 530-9555 1 747-4*02 Ml T9 WSD U fy SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY, FEBRUARY4,1980 The Daily RfgivaCT 17" Engaged HINTS FROM HELOISE

Hays-Col* KEANSBURG-An- nouncement is made by Mr. Mr. Hayes is an alumnus and Mrs. Graver Cole, « of Middletown Township High Week's lunches Route M, of the engagement School' and was awarded an of their daughter, Sheila Ann AA degree In education from Cole, to Walter George Brookdale Community Col- UaaaDrwttag Hayes, MO of Mr. and Mrs. lege, Uncroft, where he was DEAR HELOISE: thread spool weald work jut as well, bat I Bat) the width af Prank M. Hayes, IK McLean vice president of the Makmghaaehai try iy maniag far my the paper roller Meal. - ELM. St., River Plata. Brookdale Veterans Club. He nad myself U lake U wart aacd to be • Mf chart utll I feud DEAR HELOISE: Miss Cole Is a graduate of is employed by Charles of the I CMU nuke all the aaadwieba* at Salarday er Saaday far the When making beds, the ptllewi weald always get mixed Keansburg High School and Is Rlti, Holmdel, and also week aai frees* them, patting tack aenaa'i la a labeled, aa, w I beaght ticking! of two different colors la the taaw Celt employed by Standard works part-time for Hoffman plastic kag. pattern. Plastic Product, South Security, Shrewsbury. Mistard er salad aresstag Is OK t* ate ea tat laadwtcaea, Sometimes, the ticking It visible through the eating• or I bat aaa't ate auyeaaalse, lettae* er laaatees as Ibejr aoa't caa look through the opening todetermin e which It "Hi" or rnetewaU. ^ "hers" according to color. — Mary 8. Almeida-Dowling Each day buck Is ready la a nutter at muutet. - My DEAR HELOISE: OAKHURST-Mr. and Mrs. Edward R Dowling, 13 Leaner When yoar layer cake rises tooUg h la the middle, as mat Roalyn Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gals, if you have several lunches to make every a.m. and at yea take It eat of the oven, set another cake paa down ea Linda Joan Dowling, to Edward Almeida, New York, ton of aren't trying this make-ahead trick, give It a whirl. lop of II and mash II dowa ever so lightly. » Mend of mine has to Hi four to six lunches each Hold the paa there for a lew seconds and whea yoe remove Mr. and Mrs. Edward Almeida of Bristol, Pa. The couple plan DUaa Walters to be married in March. -n--r-»> so, on the weekend, she makes the week's sand- the pan, the layer will be level. - Vivian Miss Dowling was graduated from Red Bank Catholic wiches and packages them with chips and cookies in individ- DEAR HELOISE: High School and received a BA degree in English and an MA Zambrano- ual sandwich bags. Each day's supply is placed in a large, I never lose my car la a parang area anymore... degree In Irish history from Boston College, Newton, Mass. labeled, individual plastic bag. Whea I get oat of the car, I glaace al the hage letters above She is an account coordinator for Manning, Salvage and Lee, Waliers It's a simple matter each morning to grab the Monday, the store, aad make a mental aote of which letter of the Tuesday, etc. bag and fill each lunch box. Fruit Is added at the New York public relations firm. WEST LONG BRANCH- store's name, symbol or corner of the store my car Is parked last minute. Mr. Almeida is an alumnus of Bristol High School and was The engagement of Diana detest to. awarded BS and BA degrees from Stonehlll College, North GalL Walters to Thomas Paul An added bonus Is that lunch "flxins" don't get snacked This really helped me daring all of my Christmas shea- Easton, Mass. He is a senior accountant for Cooper-Lybrand, Zambrano, son of Mr. and out, which of course helps balance that sky-high food budget. pug. — Tina Ramsey Christine Oattut New York. Mrs Paul R. Zambrano, 65a By lunchtime, the food is thawed, delicious, and ready for chow hounds. — Heloise DEAR HELOISE: Campbell Ave., Long Branch, To keep needles from going Into the renter of the pin Is announced by her parents, DEAR HELOISE: Snyder-Pollack I at aalte a Ml of kaltttag aad woald like to than a U» with cuihlon, take a few stitches with the needle across the cathlon ByarS-Ondrush Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Instead of Just slicking it straight down into the cushion. Walters, It Bampton Place others which makes It easier lor me. HOLMDEL-Mr. and ployed at Bell Laboratories LAURENCE HARBOR Wkea a patten, as far a heavy sweater, calls for knitting It will always be la sight and not buried la the sawdast. - here. Mrs. Homer Williams Mrs. Philip Ondrush, 19 here. Mr. and Mrs. William Miss Walters was gradu- with two strands of yara, the yarns caa gettaagled together. Crawfords Corner Road, an- Pollack, 134 Momtngside ated from Shore Regional I ase empty addlag machlae rolls to avoid this. Before Sharing is caring so send your favorite household hint to nounce the engagement of Mr. Byars attended Sidney Ave., announce the en- High School and is attending suiting to halt, I lasert each straad of yarn through a Heloise care of this newspaper so she can share your ex- their daughter, Christine On- Lanier High School and was gagement of their daughter, Wagner College, Staten Is- separate roller, thereby keeping the two strands el yarn pertise with her readers. Sorry she can't answer your letter drush, to Steven J. Byars, ion awarded a BS degree from Cynthia Ann Pollack, to land. apart. I have foaad It works aleely. personally but if your hint is a goodie it should turn up in this of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Byars of the University of Alabama, Joseph Edward Snyder, son Mr. Zambrano is an alum- If aayeae does not have access to these rollers, aa empty column, so keep watching. Montgomery, Ala. Tuscaloosa, and an MS of Mr. and Mrs. Edward' nus of Long Branch High Miss Ondrush is a gradu- degree from Stanford Univer- Snyder, 15 Monterey Drive, School and Brookdale Com- ate of Holmdel High School sity, Palo Alto, Calif. He is an Hatlet. munity College, Lincroft, and ASK DR. BROTHERS and The Berkeley School, electrical engineer employed An April wedding is is a student at Monmouth Col- East Orange, and is em- here by Bell Laboratories. planned. , lege here. YOUR HEALTH Hatural vs. foster parents

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS are to love and respect themselves. Foster parents can help Dear Dr. Brothers: As a foster parent. I've opened my the child learn to cope with these problems. They can guide heart aad my home to many children and I've loved aad him and make his adjustment to a troubled home situation Coping with croup enjoyed them all. I'm very opposed, however, to the natural easier. parent! vliltlng the children when they're la my home. It Remember, every child has man; adults in authority — seems to me that the natural parrnt has temporarily given up matter how well they are isolated and protected. Even in adults at school and adults in the community. By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. kit or her rlghtt to that child and they caa be retimed once ordinary play with other children, a germ is readily trans- Dear Dr. Brothers: Ever since my boyfriend left me for We have two young children la the bouse. The past two the child leaves my cattody. It Ita't that I think It's always the mitted from one child to another. Infants can be the recipients another women I've been so depressed I doa't feel like moving winters, one or the other gets terrible cases of croup. The fault of the natural pareatt. It't Juit that I feel the child doei of droplets of infections when adoring parents, grandparents or doing anything. I think this has made me start to pat oa children and we become terrified. Is there airy way to avoid belter If he knows that I'm the only adult la authority for a and friends lean over the crib to talk "at" them. weight and now my mother tayt I'll never be able to attract these attacks? - Mrs. MY, Maine •peclflc period of time. - M.C. DearMrsM: Steam inhalations are probably the most important and anyone. I feel fat, ugly and unwanted. I have a job four days a Dear M.C.: Studies don't bear out your theories on this Croup Is probably one of the most distressing conditions helpful treatments for the early difficulty in breathing. They week but now I don't even want to go to thai. I keep telling matter. Children in foster homes generally do much better if for a young child, for parents and for doctors. Fortunately, the are not only soothing, but also they actually reduce the myself that It wouldn't really make any difference If I quli their natural parents make regular visits. Children visited severity and frequency of attacks of croup have been swelling of the mucous membrane lining the respiratory My parents have enough money for me toliv e oa and they're frequently made greater gains in verbal and non-verbal IQ; diminished greatly since the discovery of the antibiotics and tract. Holding a child in your arms in a bathroom filled with very generous with It. In fact, my father has always wanted emotionally, they became more agreeable, more responsible, cortisone. steam is an excellent temporary measure to adopt until me toqui t this job because he thinks It't loo dangerous lor me medical help arrives. less tense and defiant, according to a study by Dr. David to come home alone al night. Actually, a girl In my office Uvet Croup is an inflammation and Infection of the lining of the Fanshel, professor of social work at Columbia University. throat, larynx (windpipe) and lungs. The disease occurs most Antibiotics and cortisone have cut down on the serious near me and we walk together. I think If I stayed home for a frequently among infants and children who have a narrow complications that previously resulted from severe croup. He's strongly in favor of the foster-care system, en- month I could come to terms with myself tad the lott of the windpipe. As the child grows older, swelling of the lining of When the attack is severe and when medical attention is not courages the participation of natural parents and condemns man I loved. What do you think? How can I ever gel over this the windpipe does not as easily Interfere with the breathing available, the ideal place for a child with croup is the hospital. the tendency to write them off as inadequate. feeling of sadness? — L.D. mechanism. Oxygen is sometimes used along with a variety of aerosol Dr.. Fanshel points out that youngsters have to learn to Dear L.D.: The fastest way to overcome this loss is to get It has been noted for a long time that attacks of croup tend solutions, to cut down the thickness of the secretions in the deal with the natural parents even when they are flawed. They involved in a project that interests you. Action Is the enemy of to occur more frequently in the late winter and early spring. lungs. need to learn to love and respect their natural parents if they depression. I strongly suggest that you don't quit your job Virus and streptococcus infections cause the thickening of the The mere presence of hospital personnel reduces the even though you may not need the money. This, at least, mucous membrane lining the respiratory tract. With it comes ' anxiety bf the parents during these distressing episodes. Crossword puzzle project set by club serves' as a path to the outside world. If you take a month off thickened mucus, which Interferes with- the free flow of air Croup no longer has the terrifying implication that it did to try to find yourself, the chances are you'll merely sit in MATAWAN - Members will make crossword puzzle your room and brood and eat. into the lungs. High fever and a barking cough quickly many years ago. . . and guests of the Evening indentify an attack of croup. Dr\ Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please books for institutionalized You're using food in much the same way addicts use Membership Department of war veterans. The workshop It is almost impossible to keep children free of colds, no write to him in care of this newspaper. the Matawan Woman's Club drugs. You put something in your mouth because it makes you program will take place at feel more secure. To overcome your feeling of helplessness, tonight's 8:15 o'clock meeting you need to do something that will build your self-esteem. here in the Jackson Street This needn't come from the love of another person. Other ANN LANDERS clubhouse. Mrs. Martin F. young men will show an interest in you when you've learned to Bell, membership chairman, love and respect yourself. If you have trouble controlling your should be contacted for mem- eating habits, one of the group weight-reducing programs will Wife's speech habit irks professorbership information. give you support and an opportunity to meet new frjends.

lagaayoa. been arrested or had aa acci- Dear Ana Laaders: I was, he said that hart my feelings. he says. The man should have May I add my two ceali' dent. They are told, "Forget ah—er—wondering If yoa, ah What shoaht I da? I'm only II had grief therapy immediate- 1 the 'I Neven and think —receive other letter•, ah— aad hate, to leave my mom ly after the tragedy. worth to the kid who de- about the 'Not Veto'" They yaa know, well, er—ah— aad brothers, bat I can't Uve Forget about leaving scribed himself at a "tteady complaining about a person, like this aay laager. He has borne. There are no answers smoker," yet swore he had are Jatt around the corner. It ah—er—who tayt tboat W made me feel guilty and re- on the.streets. Talk to your never been wlagy or ipaced- that yoaag "gealat" la Cali- wordi-ah—yoa know, aad ipoailble for my tltter't guidance counselor at school. oat? He bragged about never fornia keepi imokug five never finishes a seateace, ah death. Please help. - Heart- You need an undemanding forgetting a telephoae joint! a day, be Invariably —yea know—th—er—Juit lick adult who wUl listen and help number or where he parked will have one less "I never" keepi ttrlaglag together Dear Heartsick: There's you rebuild your shattered bliear. — tad a peek of trouble.— telf-etteem Please write MorrUtowa, N.J. wordi separated with ah, er, an old French proverb, "To I've heard Out tame line and yoa know. - understand all Is to forgive back and tell me how you are getting along, dear. at AA meeting*- These people Dear Morris: Amen, my Other members of the all." This it asking a lot of a sty they araa't real nlcoaol- friend. I couldn't have said It 15-year-old, but try. Your Dear Ann Laaders: Daa't family Interrupt her becaate let becaate they've never batter myself. It drivei them craiy, too.Ba t father's depression has made •often yoar position aa pot. the ah, yoa know, er, con- him mentally 111. He It no Somebody mast tUnd firm tinues at If the had ao Idea longer responsible for what and a let of people are coual- she is doing It. When dieters win Lean line, What caa be done to care wwa»«M-iaaiiTii-»»j-irM-^«i-i—»^—-—*! her? We are — Borderline Bananas (P.S. I'm an English you can see the end results. protestor with a matter's Being overweight was no fun lor Nancy and Judy, so degree. My wife Is the prob- I A. Quaglia, they decided lo join Lean Una. And look at them now. Imagine losing as much as 66 pounds in a lew lem.) R.P. short months like Nancy, of scaling Dear Border: If you hon- down the way Judy did from a size 14 lo a size 7. estly believe "Ah, er, uh, you At Le«n Line, we take a know" Is unaware that her psychological approach to losing weight with our clinically-tested speech patterns are driving WHAT IS A 'Multi-Modal Approach for Im- mediate and lasting weight the family batty, I have a PHARMACIST? control. suggestion that might help. 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ES NOT QuiTE THE UM> E WAS. RUBE - BUT Your horoscope, birthday AN OUNCE OF I/VVW3E IS WORTH A FOUND - OF PERF0RAVANCE,EH3 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 ly idealistic, you neverthe- especially if engaged in a - Don't spend a second Born today, you are one of less know how to preserve new phase of work. New income all in one place. those quiet, reserved Indi- the "good life." enterprises move ahead Make an effort to keep with- viduals whose behavior Alto born on this dale well. in the budget set for this belies the determined are: Charles Lindbergh, TAURUSIAprll 20-May time. strength within. You are a aviator, international hero; 20) - So long as you mix it LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)- dreamer on the one hand Mark Hopkins, noted with a great deal of honey, a • Business trips may prove and an extremely practical educator. little vinegar may be in more of a drawback to suc- doer on the other. Highly To see what is in store for order as you speak with oth- cess than anything else. Try imaginative, you neverthe- you tomorrow, find your ers today. letters or telephones less have firm control of birthday and read the corre- GEMINKMay 2IJune 20) • SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. your fanciful nature so that sponding paragraph. Let - Regard old issues in a new 21) - If you can gain the your imagination never rues your birthday star be your ' light. You may find that you WHEN'STHE LAST your reason. Although you cooperation of co-workers, daily guide. have been too straight-laced you can move toward new TME "YOU TOOK possess many qualities of TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 to progress. YOUR OARLIMG the natural-born leader, you goals speedily and accurate- AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. CANCERIJune 21-July ly DANCING ? are more likely to be a 18) - Take care that a new 22) - Keep yourself in read- "loner." SAGITTARIUS'Nov. 22- purchase does not break the iness, both mentally and Dec. 21) •• Loved ones may You possess business abil- family bank Keep within physically, for work on a stand in the way of greater ity as well as a sense of the established budget! new project. Children need success today Tactfully artistic. You may invite the PISCES(Feb. 19-March help move them aside! envy of those who are 20) - You would do well to LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - CAPRICORNfDec. 22- unable to mesh their cre- see which way- the wind is Health problems may not be J»n. 19) - Don't go by ative urges with the blowing before stating your as serious as you fear. Even demands of everyday life - views. Protect yourself. appearances. What you see so. you are well advised to may not be at all what you for you are quite able to do ARIES'March 21 April consult a professional just that. Unselfish, basical- get. Investigate proposals 19) - Take your time today. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) further

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DODOE CHARGER WO — Oaael NEED P.ELIABLE - Help tar user unnlng candlti.M. UI eftalne. T*»ckamal»f, tmtr-amtmaim* MBRCURY CAPRI W7SJ - AM/PM tateraacea argearraB, bus aat n- 3 LINES mlraal. Cast so tali, w saw aftar 4 a.m. 5 DAYS DOOM CHAROCR lot — Uhrer, >UDI m - ma. «> air, AM/PM. full pawer. aH whaal $3.00 AM/PM caeaattt Dm narM cevara. wnall ecenemkal v-t Oraat •gastar FAMILY AM Malta} turn MIM. m cxi M-m •kaai. Asking UUt Call JoM al taa Ptgnsai t) caa aw txear aav MO MIDOET — HIM in. Itn. m»» nuasa Hams tar *«si eajarltlv. - AUDI 'OX — 1*74, UMM Ml 33M. oaalllea. I1.MJ mllas. paw Msrilnealll tar saM OMLY lion, WHMtk. Mr. A4AFM t-treck MAT 1*77 lilt — tta/krakee. mm PM. Itl-Mtt. BABYSITTING — FuH-tlma only, stsraa. !»• leer IM UU i. tVaua* FO M my hama Key eedlng a sale price ef Utt pa, braka»/i -rjnt.jt.w — Overdrive. AM/FM . 144 71*1 rtlcta •MW-BAVARIA \m — AutamMIC. rilmil la tlMi, Ui M MV e«lre IM« maM. aa ~ • ICE MUST BE tUNTIOttfO •Ir, e**v •* •a* Ean« Valve, 741 m». Damr. 7lt-w>7 auftCO IM. 1*1 leal tack ilimiiil uea. II tt Ha att IAT XI* !»7S — ( MONARCH 1tM — Ppsa aaar. tlM- Maat pfaaaipllaa, 3-5 gavs par euM M casstaHa) aatart e«plr attest •aak. van ratlaale 344-4U4 Me chanan M caav • UICK CCNTURY — 1*71. euellant M. Call coaaMae,. baa r >H attar. Call IMV MOTMifl WILL CAM — Far am Ketre samelsisng la laHT P*aaa HMMC OM KELLY AUTO, 747-4434, age cMM. Ixaartaacaa. raaanacaa : PIAT tPlDCR IM — Thrat yaart avilllMs. 7«7 7433 •UICK REGAL 1*77 — V-«. attale old, whlu. rad Marter, llve-saaed, VOLVO 1tJ* 1*4 IX — Few-daar BOVS/OIP.LS — Earn 1*3 la UI ear LPN OR RN M/F — Full time, sum SALES. RETAIL STORE 542-1700 •M. muit Ml, runt UU nra, »,000 iwa topi EaxelleM caMIMai. MM. MUSTANG 1*74 — OMa. V-4, K _ •adan, Mx^vtoitr. law tmt*. av- weak Cat! Mr RMialm, 1 p.m. la 4 work tor growing alcoholism treat We will treln you In the office supeat miles, excellent condition, many as '41-47*4, aval. spaad, AM/PM. air conatitMnlng. ardrlva, Mwer brakM/itaarlm, I em ui-am. E.I HI. mam facility Experienced la Sub- and eaulpment field. Excellenl Situations Wanted tros. luiurv ride, Pflct MI atarao, regular MI. 4MM mitn. stance Abuse aretor rad. but n« nac wages and banafns Includmt Blue THE DAILY 7*1-1401. PIAT 1«Ti — Four4oor, axcailant OM-VMT Drlva Train •uaiawtai ttv CAR WASH OETAILER — Pleete Craas. Some prior stare sales ex Male condition, standard uanamlutan, MUSTANG 1»7 - HI Clavaland cludad at anl* SS*H. U> and MV aaalv In person, Country Sudtar, parlance trauU Be hateful Yaur REGISTER CADILLAC 1*74 — Ceuae OeVllle, AM/PM r a d I a. naw axtra Rad ftank vat«, 74. Ha* 1MB Hwy IS. MMaWaawn. LPN - M/F, Pan-time. Prl. andpresent ainptaiier will be kaat can L Oaed conamien. lim. Call breHet/enhegit/battery, »11M. Sal., 11-7. Call Mrs. Huahet. IMantlal Apply Baa T 145. TM Dally ANDY'S SNOW PLOWING — Free CLASSIFIED ADS mm. i.tMt|. Past attar. U4-3III. 144 *U4 CERTIFIED •44-4*11. Realllar. Shrewsbury. N.J 477gi estimates BiaianaBIl rates. Call CAMEKA - Kaaka TC tt-P. •«" XB-Jltt Hum ana 13S lam. »I7» Call artar CAUAItO 1*77 — Mileage. MM PORO GRANADA 1177 — Ti NOVA !*n — llx-cytlndar, auto- VOLVO WAOON 1*71 — Four-apaad, AUTO MECHANIC MANAGERIAL POSITION - In lo- SANITARIAN — WITH A NEW Four bran* m iM belted reolels. powar staarlng, air, excMUM canay matic, radio, powar suarlna. IsMM air condlllonlng. AM/PM. paw radl cal business naaaaiialala ttr takta JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT APARTMENT — Or Must sittMa mini caMIIMn, UMe. 543-4U0 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS p.m., num Man, 13,30) »I-M«t. glass, ona awnar, MM mlM. ill all. tow mlsaaaa. tltoo firm. Call Experienced, must have tools, full and all other operations WllUnpl OF HEALTH FIRST ORA0E ASH REGISTER — Electronic, a*> var. ran Intarlar. UNO m 3151 altar ^47 5*14 attar 1 p.m. and nights an atcoalan. Past ex LICENSE WANTED, SALARY cemmytlng executive with targe rta- temetk ctteMO and tax Newer tjaetf. CADILLAC 1*7* — Coupe DtVllla FORD 1«1 PINTO - Four-cvllndar, lima with benefits Apply In parson. parlance working with *>T As or aux F t p.m. II0JM.O0 TO tUMBM. PER AN- tknal campanv. Rafarancas reaallv Sacrifice, tfM. 147-8544 Uka m, 4,000 miles, tawo our-ipaad, manual tlaar- VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1*44 — I WERNER'S DODGE merles helpful. Salary pttej com- NUM. COMMENSURATE WITH a>auaata. m-ttai. S44-1MI. attar 4 a.m. ing/braket, regular «at, runt artel OLDSMOBILE Itn - Two-door IT work, tut mission Apply In person. 1* I. t*Vp> EXPERIENCE AND EDUCA CASH REGISTER — Victor atactrk, hardtop, automatic, full power, air. wy IS. Bellerd FREE LANCE ARTIST — Will (So CADILLAC IIII — Fw«w, fully K,0J5 mile* «I»S. lax and MV M- 7477*44 man Sprlngt Rd.. Shigpjgatsrv. TIONAL BACKGROUND. SUBMIT Sert«. *i, Weal bar ar rMteura* dad Sank vatvo, 741-J ika naw, rtouiar aa* To aattta *» CLERK TYPIST — Full-lime, RESUMES TO MANALAPAN IMasiti a VI ptackairicau at reeson KludM taMa. Cicattanl condltlan sgulpM, enceflenl condition, 14*9 Ula. A»klnt lim M3'4iit. Wa Buy Usad Cars and Trucks clerical skills must Include tvplni ante rites Call 7H-I47* 471-OM7 MANAOEMENT TRAINEE HEALTH DEPARTMENT, BOX 15. aw «ta». Aafclrw »7» Da«- SCHWARTZ Chrvslar-Plymouth •nd booOkaeplng Call 711-1*11. Career-oriented parson with tales TENNENT. NEW JERSEY 47741. 71-0344 Ev—.. m-lMl. • PORO VAN 1443 — Sla-cyllndar. OLOSMOBILE -Cutlass Suarama KM lank. 747-0747 background Good potential Salary ODD JOBS — PalMlnt. small re CAMAKO im — LI. I foot, tow 1*77, landau roaf, acanomkal v-4 CLERK! aalri. cleaning, van) warn, run ar mileage. AM/FM. Mull toil I ihapa. I4S9. SECRETARY — To manaaamaM HAIH SAW — 10", Mu Inexpenslv*. V41-4737. Call aftar S p.m. ni-om, nuns tlonlna, AM/FM UM mllai, on SECRETARIES consultant, pert lime 13-3 full days » Thomas 74714*4 " per weak), with good skills In typing CHRYSLER 1*73 — Town and Coon PORD VAN 1*74 — Air, captain's awnar. U**5. Call Kathv, 71* t«lt 1 Trucks And Trailers KEYPUNCH chain, crulaa control, many axtrai dayi, SU 1470 aval. If you have any of the above skills MANICURIST/PEDICURIST — and llgnt stene EsceHtM worKlna 57 Day Car«/Nur»«rv OUCH — Twa chairs, ajeaal try Wagon. Laadad. .Mc.ll.nl condl- Bait offar. mull tall. Afttr 4 p.m. and ere Interested In temporary condlllont. Reply Ban F 304. The ion. »1M Call after t p.m., llon. M.000 mllai, 11000. 74/ Sill BLAZER — Itn, tour-wnaal drlva. Fridays and Saturdays. Rad Bank Ml SOU PARK CHEVROLET Chavanna packaga with many *x work, why not come In and r .ulster 7 area. Call 741-47*1. Otlly Register. Shrewsbury, N.J 2WJW7 Salas Liaslna-Sarylca-Parts tras. Asking 57754 Call aftar 5, wa pay top rates, no faa charged. 07701. CHEVY 1*7* NOVA — Slx-c vllnd*r FORD Itn LTD WAGON — Star Rl 44—775-lilt. 4715514 MECHANIC — Foreign cars, must to/tape, powar windows, air, lew ACE TEMPORARIES WORKING MOTHERS — Full day Dallv-Sundav . • xcellant condition, air condition Ing neve experience. MG and Triumph. car*. {Hourly rates) Happy Hours mllaage, muit tall, M*» 5V1-WJ7. PLYMOUTH DUSTER l»7» — III BLAZIP. — 1*74, air, pawer steer H Thomas 543-0301 Shrewsbury good pay. all fringe benefit! Start SECRETARY IIIIK. 471*414. cyllndar. autamatk. I3M. School, Rt. 14, Metawen Sea-4414. FORD — 1M7, mint condition. 11,000 Ing/brakei. tour wheel drive, lift kit. COOK — Full-time days. Apply In Immediately. Monmouth Motors. Wa ara prasanlly intervlawlna can CHIVROLCT 1*74 — Chavatto. two- Call 7*7 *i** large tins 741-oni. parson batwaen 3 5 at the Pour 541-1414. REGISTER door hatchback, four-cyllndar. tour original mllas, must saa. bait offar dldatas for current and future open- •421*44 tftar I p.m. PLYMOUTH 1*71 SATELLITE — House. 440 Shrawsburv Ava.. Tlnton ings. Work history should Include M •paad, manual 4tearlng/bree.ea CHEVROLET PICKUP 1*74—414, Falls. No phone calls. MECHANIC/DIAMOND CORE — Classified Ads 311 anoint, fully aoulppad. I shortbed. power staarlno/brakaa, Drllllnt and sawln*. Drilling hole* years of tacraUrlal uptt. Rallav packaoi. AM/FM. 43,214 FOROTORINO— 1175. 54,000mllas Call attar 5, 4tS-lMt. prafaraiMv within a rnanufacturlng miles. One-year Drlvt Tram guaron AM/FM radio, IIIIS tires, 47,000 CUTTING ROOM MANAGER — In reinforced concrete on construe environment. Clerical skills must 11200 or bait offar. Experienced In sportswear. Pleas- tlon lobs Ming portable alattrU as low as laa Includad at only UMS, laa and Cll 1*1 10 PLYMOUTH VOLARE tt7l-Two- mllat. wltn snow alow, I3tw Include eood typing end ileno. For MV axtra. Rod Bank Volvo. 741-f ' ant working conditions, salary open. equipment. Mechanical back- your abilities, VM offer a com ButlMU door Mddfl, ilx cylinder, automatic Apply at Century Sportswear Co., ground. Will train in the use of Daalar. OIOROE WALL Power ttaarlns/brakas, air, AM r» CHEVROLET STEP VAN M 1*71 — prefvenslve benefit program and 46 cents LINCOLN/MERCURY 399 Warburton St., Lone Branch, or drilling equipment. Company bene- competitive salerv. To be con OpportunltltM CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC dlo, U,m mllai U*e* Call Ml W4 Power steering/brakes, six-cvllnder call 21M4M par Una, par dav Shrawsburv Ave., al Sycamore fits. Call 2444173. ildared. call S444000. Ext. Ml, or (baaed an l Four-spaad. air. naads some body AT LOW COST CHEVROLET 1*70 — NIna-MSttn asking U000 741-3754. HDlmdel erea. Send resume to Boa scrlbers with racent e»Mrlance r uraoe In raar. tutlnau am Bar wagon, V-i automatic, pi vary good bargain at IMM work and exhaust system. Bait offar A 393, The Dally Register, transcribing. Operative reports, dis- SECRETARY Ml Mitt. Only HUM 130.00 itaarlngrakai, tlSO. 747.J3M GRAND PRIX 1V70 — Powar staar 471-0040. over 1700. SU 1451 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. charge summaries, ate. Excellent ah required. Exclutlvo ARTHUR phone Irtg. powar brakal, air conditioning earning Potential. Call 3M41I7 aftar Gal/guv wanted tor vary congenial AHLAV AGENCY. 774-S5SS. CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*73 — PONTIAC 117* FIREBIRD ESPRIT FORD OIESEL C7000 1*73 — 14' DENTAL ASSISTANT — E* office, must have oood typing and rabullt angina Bast offar. 707-04** - Absolutely Immaculate. flatbed, five speed, electric rear, 2 p.m. . ... — Entartalnmen., excelien Power wlndows/braKM* JI perlenced, with X-rev license, to steno abilities. Work tor a comptnv aaaaxaaa I It A a. at • a* eal LAjaa rtAautlnaa " ** REGISTER AM/PM il.r.o. mi win 741 14** ar 741 1041 avartaj 1***JV« VFt*,gnraj*ll • SarFTfia naa Lainji work In a large dental facility. Must MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST that hat many Ulnae beneflls. over tor* area. Fine decor, new kitchen HONDA SEARCH lion 717-1411. have flexible hours. Benefits. Call One parson office, llaht tvpln«, time available. •tS )0O Asking »1a).0D0. Can't find what you want? Can't oat PONTIAC 1973 — Catallna, four NEW AMERICA NETWORK Classified Ads Uoor hardtop, original ownar, powa FORD RANCMERO \tJi — OT. Cell* or VlrQlnla, knowladoa. of all medical forms, CHEVROLET IMPALA 1«74 —dellvary on that Honda auto you llahl bookkeeping. Start 14.00 hour COMBINED INSURANCE CO. a. O REALTORS Ml 2000 S31-W Four-door, laadad, good condition ordered? ...Then call ui ttaarlng/brakai, air, autamatk. ra- Loadad, factory air, original ownar. DELIVERY PERSON — Part-time, 542-1700 gular gal, $775. 5444344. $»1 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OF AMERICA BOARDWALK CONCESSIONS U75. Call 717W» ilcally oartect. 0. Call must have own cer Apply In person, 20 Thomas 747-M94 Shrewsbury MORGANVILLE. N.J. 692-1214, Dealer • nvllrtii Danny's Plua and Subs, M3-S9O5. AVAILABLE Toll Free from Metawen Araa CHEVROLET 1*7* — Mallbu Clas- PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 1*75 — i, Mi-am Air, AM/FM, high mllaaga. IX FORD PICKUP 1*71 — New brekes. MORTGAGE PROCESSOR — Ex tic. Landau roof. air. power itaar HOLSEY PONTIAC DENTAL ASSISTANT — Pull time, perlence in FHA, VA and Conven- JOHN ABBAZIA ha loMowlna aiiractiva twartfwal Ing/brakai, 43.000 mllai. txctll.n callanl condition, no reasonabta ol tlSOO firm. Call 1714m or 477-0475, experienced only. iiront concauloni art aval 5668100 RTE. II 5417100 EATONTOWN far rifusad. 741*051. 4tk for Wayne tional financing required Branch condition, tit's 7174371. Cll 7471122 office opening In Red Bank. Salary ble for bidding with Permitted JEEP 1977 WAGONEER — Wtllta CALL MON,-WED, Toll Free from Mlddletoarrl Ant CHEVROLET 1173 VEGA - Good PONTIAC VENTURA 1*71 — Six FORD 1*74 - FIOO Pickup Truck. DENTAL ASSISTANT — ParMltf e, •lus benefits. Call 344 9593. 9 A.M. • 4 P.M. Mwni usai ragular gas. quadrolrack cylinder, manual transmission. 1450 Six-cylinder, Ilka new, body In fair 671-9300 running condition, thraa-spaad, SM0 AM/FM Itarao. 55.000 mllai. Bai j'/i devi. buiv, plaaiant a>i NEW POSITIONS - Vice principals SECRETARY — Excellent op- 300 Boardwalk — Sale of food rnIM Call attar 5:10. 471-7144. condition, SIOOO Cell Bill, after 3 motphara, X-ray llcensa, chalnlda, altar oy.r 13400. 44! an) p.m., 141-1751. (3); 12-month position to start July portunity with Inovatlva Health Sar- bsvaraoat, tobacco product*, Ic DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs, PONTIAC TEMPEST IMS - Good some deifc, good salary. Sand re- 1, 19W, MA and New Jersey Princi- vlce Organltairon. Successful can- raam and tundrlat, aiceot new adding machines, typewriters, of funning condition, bast oflor Cat ETUB 4x* * VU1 ~r-r U\ V4V4.. sumtyme to P.OP. . Box 440, Long Branch, pal Certificate required. Salary— didate wltl be a Mit-starter, detail «piri and parlodicaii. tlcg egulpment, att. tt bargain CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*4* — V-4 JFEP H7* CJ7 — Wit, ••Mr, ffwtw N.J. 07740. 317, dtMMablf. oood running cond axtrat, TOO mile*. Call batwaa 471-1474. h mH%l, four-spaed, power mid JM'i oriented, wall organlied, poised un- prices NSW or usad. A.A.C DESK siearlng/brahes, all heavy duty, der pressure of deadlines, capable of 401 Boardwalk — C lothlng, la OUTLET. 170* HI, 35. OaHnurst tlonlion, autamatkautomatic, wpowar slaarino. low 10:30-11 noon, M7-MM. PORSCHE *12 1*47 — Four spaed, DISHWASHER — Paii-Ume nights Ttilaatt, $H» 1*1 many extras, must sail. J4O00 or bast Apply In parson between 1-3 at the performing under mlnlmul luper- BoOOt, printed matter, tobacco prod ill J**0 ' KITSON CHEVROLET CO. engine and Interior excellent, body offar. 74/iMi, aftar 3:10. School Nurse M/W (1); 10-monlh vision. Send resume and salary ex ucti, candv, painting.., tovt, m good. 544-0105, best otter. 533-5771. Pour House. 440 Shrewsbury Ava., CHEVROLET NOVA tan — Sin ry. M Ettonto Tlnton Pallt. No phone nils position to start Sept. 1,1900. Salary peclatloni to Box T-144. The Dally intral marchamtlM. DINETTES — »44 *J. bedroom, »I»V cylinder, automatic, naw paint, JEEP PICKUP 1*74 — Four wheel —teacher guide. Register, Srwewtbury, N.J., 07701. mattresses from 12*.*S. K..D. 541 1000 RABBIT — "You've got to drlva It drl* with Meyers full angle plow, Sharp's Furniture. ITS Hwv. 34. wesi condition. WOO 747-07*3. to believe It." SHREWSBURY MO- DRUG CLERK — Salts experience 40J-407 Boardwalk — Soda fou LINCOLN Itn — Town Car, onl brand new tires end clutch, no rea- helpful, but not necessary. Hailet- aln, lunch counter and cloarett Kaansburg. After 1 p.m., 4*KO*5. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1*7* 2S,0O0 mllat, mint, loadad, leathar TORS, INC., 741 45O0. sonable offer refused 471-1*44 Application deadline for both posl SHIPPING CLERK — Accurate,de- Kevport araa. Write to Box A V», pendable person to stock shelves and FIREWOOD — All Hardwood, spill — T-bar roof, two-tona paint, full blua/tan. «7S00. 94MUS. RED BANK VOLVO in4Mi> The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, tlons Feb. 29, 1910. Call or write for loadad. low mllaego, must Mil. Ca application, Monmouth County pack orders. Drivers license. Mall •01 Boardwalk — Golf Course end delivered. Monmouth County lit E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. N.J. 07701 Order Firm. Write P.O. Bon 477 area. Mi par cord. Cell MH1» rat-Mil. LINCOLN MARK V 1171 — Mini RED BANK. 741-5M4 Vocational District, P.O. Box 191, 2 5 Auto S«rvlc«i7 DRAFTSPERSON — We currently Long Branch, N.J. 07740. FIR EWOOD — Seasoned hardwood. COMET 1*71 — condition, loadad, 13.000 mllai, a OpanSnlontttol:10p.m..Stt. until Bucks Lane, Marlboro, N.J. 07144. 1001-1005 Boardwalk — Lata whlta body, 111.000. 170-1754 have a permanent opening for a 201-431-7941. Equal opportunity em musamvnt oemei ana) devices, e 170 split card. Call tfter S p.m.. modtl, AM/FM Itarao, (400 Parts ' drafttparson with a minimum of two SHORT ORDER COOKS — And 471-OS47. plover M/F. k He hen prep. Steady veer round im luding pool table*. M3-43*3; Sat-tMf. ^^^^^ LTD BROUGHAM 1171 — Four RITTENHOUSE TOYOTA CORONA DELUXE 1973 years experience In electro mechan- Ployment. Benefits. Must apply Ir COUGAR 1*71 — Naads body work door, powar staarlne/brakal, all LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. — Bast for parts. Best offar. ical draftlno, one year experience In NURSES AIDE M/W — Part time parson 9 a.m. to 12 a.m., i p.m. to 5 1007 Baertfwalk — Laaal amuse all naw parts, call for mora Informa AM/FM llarao, vary minor bod D Hwv. 15 775-1500 Ocean Twp. Cell 471 2570 printed circuit board design layout All shuts. Call Mri. Hushes, p.m. Howard Johnson Restaurant mem games and devices, encludlr Split and delivered. IM hall work. 11400. Call aftar 4 p.m and taping, knowledge of mechani- 944-4927. Cell I47-44S*. lion, altar 4 p.m.. 741-4470. art fa RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE Rt. 35, Mlddletown. POM tables. Prank. cal layout. Dimensioning of detail NURSES Al DES M/W — On call, all FIREWOOD —Split tnd seesoned. CADILLAC CO. Auto Rant/Least parts. Excellent company bene.iis. SINCERELY YOURS BEAUTY Scaled bids will be received bv t CREDIT PROBLEMS MAZDA RX4 1*74 — Four Newman Springs RdJ> a 0741-0*10 shifts. Emery Manor Nursing Home. you pick It up. 170 a cord. all qualified applicants will be con- SALON — Experienced oMretor, •oard of Commissioners of t Ctll 741 410) No ciih? If vou'ra working, wa sadan, automatic, air, AM/PM liar sidered. Apply or sand resume Mrs. Matawan, 544 4400. ^__^^_ part-time or full-time. S03-1970. lorough of Bradley Beach on Tut help lo gal you financed No mona SAAB 1*75 — Perleil condition, I] RENT A VAN — Low. low rates. Call J. VanWtnkle, Wheetocfc signals ttay, February U, ifao, et 7 00 P M FIREPLACE WOOD — teetaned down. Pavmanti arrangad to >u M.P. MPG , S145D. Cell 1*11441. be Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. IS, Kev- Inc., 271 Branchport Ave., Long STOCK PERSON - To work In the ai toon thereafter as the matt oek. spill logs, sold bv cord or Vt your neadt. Many Naw and Oualll tween 4:30-5 144 1400 Branch, N.J., 07740. An Eaual Op- Garden Shop Department. Apply a an be reached. The specification cord 144.4333 or «44413) Usad Can to choota from. Call M MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1*77 — portunity Employer. NURSES M/F Nlchol's, Rt. M and Lvodd Rd nd requirements for bidding, lease Frtderlcki at Ram* Ponllac, » Good condition, $3500 firm STEIN CADILLAC RN or LPN, part-time, 11-7 fthltt, Matawan, nd proposal forms mav be obtained FIREWOOD-SEASONED OAK - Auto Insurance DRIVERS WANTED — With own liberal benefits, good working condi- «M per cord. Immedlete delivery. Broad St., Rad Bank. 74.-J.I0. ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com rom George H. Moffatt, Boroug 77S-HO0 .g pan time and full-time. Eve- tions. Apply In person, Mon. through Cell 4Jt-04*0. . COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES nings, after 4 p.m. Apply In person. Frl., 10-2 P.m., Holmdal Convales- mission. Must be available from 1:10 Clerk. 701 Main St., Bradley Beac 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sale STRAUB BUICKOPEL ANY CAR-DRIVER AGE Red Bank Pltsa, 15 North Bridge cent Center, 100 Hwy. 14, Holmdel to 1:00 p.m. and have a tull-sln car N.J , O7720, or calt Ky-rn-fam FLORIST SHOWCASE REFRIG NINE ACRES Of Mew end Used Cen CALL I4M9M Ave., Red Bank. «42-243l or 741-9040. station wagon or van. For furthar ERATOR — 4x1 lUlnlaM steal- AU- Hwv IS 144-4000 Kayport Information, call Mr. Rollaln OR SALE — Lawn maintenance Ing U00. Days: 471-OM4 Evet PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- S42-4OO0, Ext. 137. l lb lt tc 73*MMI. ; SUNBEAM ALPINE 1*44 — very mous for low cost auto Insurance. DUNKIN' DONUTS NURSE'S AIDE (M/W) — Ml, 0* good running condition, many resto- Easy oavment plan, immediate ID. perlence preferred, part-time. Call TERMINAL OPERATOR rations. Asking HMO. S3CM1M0 cards. Free quote bv Phone. Calt Experience preferred, but not neces- 530 »470, weekdays 9-2. Data entry, typing, calculator, tiling NEEDLEPOINT AND YARN SHOP More Classified LABRIOLA 144-30*7. Mrv, for light counter work, Good and general office. To $110. — In axpandlng irtopplng center THE FINEST SELECTION — Of NURSE'S AIDE (M/F) — Part- Will Mcrltka. Call 7KMM1. on Next Poge IMW and uwd can In Monmoulh startlno hourly wage Plus uniforms time, 4 to 13. Also nurse's aide (m/f) ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY County- Ovtr 100 alr«S4i37. JUNK CARS WANTED Call Tues. thru Sat., 700-2270. Eltabllihed morning newspaper sarv far training as baker and donu AND MAKE IT UAINIENANC) maker Good starting salary. Pal Red Bank 741-1071 EXPERIENCED PRESSER routes available In Atlantic Hloh FFSE AND VIMIll NEVER HAVE TO NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. RED BANK TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted. lands-Llncroft-Felr Haven areas. vacation, paid holidays, uniform 71 Merchandise PAINT AGAIN ptrb tarvlca DOWNES PONTIAC, WANTED — Singla-naadla operator supplied. Hours available t p.m. I TOP dollar, tree 14 hour pkk-up. Call to work on children's coats, 35 hours For reliable parsons, with car. Can 41 Lower Main St., MaUwan 5*1-1449 Of 737-1511. earn 12S0 to (100 monthly. Good 3 a.m. Apply In parson only M For Sale 741-2433 299 a we«k, Call 741-9023. supplement Income. Days: 124-2321 Fitigerald, 140 Broadway, Wa TOP DOLLAR Eves: I77-40U. Long Branch. N.J. or DUNKIN TOYOTA CORONA MARK II 1171 — FULL-TIME - Person to work In AIR CONDITIONED — 11.000 BTU, SAVE ON THE HtON COST Of OAS AND FOR USED CARS the Home Center Department. DONUTS, Mr. Hotfllng at MS Hwv Four-door, tour-tpcM, UOOcc tn- LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. PART-TIME — Bus driver, private 35, Mlddletown, N.J. Apulv I am electric stove, one veer old. under HEATING 04 UAKf YOllli HOUf IQQK glrM, 71400 orlnglal mllas, air, n«w Salary Plus commission, Must have counter dishwasher 471.0302. eflANO NEW AHO INCREASE ITS VALUE Rt. IS Savravl.pt. N.J. 717-1100 background In lumbar, paint or school, will train. Good pay. Call and 3 p.m. battary, brakti, wttar pump and between e-4 p.m. 541-4777. compitti aa.ha.utt ivitam. An ico- TOP DOLLAR PAID hardware/-.Apply at Nichols, Rt. S4 TYPIST — Spaed and accuracy BOXES —Corrugated. Packing sup- lUftllllllWitttTAlifln 1980MIRADA nomtcal itaal at *«0 or btit offar For lunk cart, immediate pickup and LvodO Rd., Matawan. PLUMBER must. Mutl be able lo work unde plies for Industry end Moving end Storage. Call 747^g*4 or etf-4472. Must ull, Mttlna married. Cal Call 223-0200 or 1231240 FULL-TIME/PART-TIME — Gen- Experienced only pressure, Rad Bank area. Ca nMU4 Call 717-4304 53O-t2tU. TO 1.D00S0 FT 193700 WE NEEO USED CARS eral stock work. Phone o.-UM. CAMERA — Mamlya C-2M twin- TO 2.0O0 SO FT 1873 00 TWIN BRIDGES FIAT Too dollar paid. MULLER CHEV- Backer Hardware. Must work week- REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one lens reflex camera, uses 120 roll RT. 35, SAYREVILLE, N.J. ROLET, Hwv. 34, Matawan, ends, no evening hours. Closed of our successful offices, with a TYPIST film, with 45mm f:3.S wide-angle 711-SISt Tuesdays. proven plan tor success, highest Good typing skills necessary, loc lens, par* mender and offset flash commissions, bonuses. Licensed or araa. To tlW. Fee paid. bracket. Used only twice. 4300 00 Twin Boro Motors Inc. FULL-TIME — Appllanca sales- 841-5515. person. Sales experience necessary. unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ,31 Newman Soring Rd. Rad Bank Matawan office. 20 Thomas 747-J4M Shrawsbur AMC/JEEP 747-0040 EMPLOYMENT Salary plus commission. Apply at 71 Merchandise Nlchol's, Rt. 14 and Lvodd Rd., REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - TYPIST-CLERK VEOA HATCHBACK 1t74 — 51,000 Matawan. For aggressive office with max- Financial background helpful, loc For Sale miles, good MPG., J1000. 291-3473, imum training and advertising pro- area. Start 1120. Fee reimbursed Evei. FULLTIME/PART-TIME — 51 Htlp Wanted Cashier. Phone 431-SUS. Backer grams. MELMED REALTY, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT ifTI — Mala/Famal* Hardwire, Must work weekends, no e7t-54M. 20 Thomas 747-14*4 Shrewsbur 222-8704 Champagne Edition, four-door, tun evening hours- tloi»d TueUIVI. REAL ESTATE SALES — Mortgage WAITRESS/WAITER — Brtakfe roof, AM/FM casMtle, regutar gai. ACCOUNTANT - Knowledge of taa HANDYPERSON — Mala/female, agent for national company. Ex- and lunch, experienced preferre I4J00 mllat. asking .5100. 747-4SM, returns, will train. Call 331-1*1*. pansion In N.J. has created a few Apply DMltlle's Restaurant, * Monday trtrougft Friday, *-!, lull-time, I a.m. lo 4 P m . Mon. through Frl. Quean of Carmel Nurs- open territories. Highest paid In the Prospect Ave., Little Silver Ing Ho *4Mf|y Industry, chance for advancement. AREA SERVICE Cell today, 1*M will ba our biggest WAITRESS/WAITER — E VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK HOUSEKEEPER WANTED — year. UO-IfS-eNf. perlenced. over II, for evenings ai 1*44 — Excellent condition. Uses REPRESENTATIVES Mala-femalt. Full tlma. 7 a.m. to 3 weekends. Apply In parson. 2-3 p.m regular gas. 1*00 747-5M7. Ara you looking for a growth op- p.m., Mon. tnrouoh Frl, Queen of REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — We Shore Point inn., 3340 Hwv. U portunity based on your own In- Carmal Nurtlm Homa, t44-4t37. are sacking a full-time professional, Hattet. latlves and achievements? If you capable of handling executive clien- are able to communicate, accept INS PEC TOR /MECHANICAL — tele. Marketing and training pro- WAITER AND WAITRESS- Pot responsibilities, have mechanical Minimum three years experience In gram. An aoervcv It only at suc- tlons available. APPIV in parson aptitude end enlov outdoor work we machine tnoo Inspection on castings cessful es Its salespeople. Wa art Jerry Bayer's, 113 Main 5 CLASSIFIED offar veer-round employment, week- and layouts. Requires skill in use of successful. We'll show you how to be Matawan. ly salary, commissions, bonuses. shop maps. Good pay and benefits. a success. Experience helpful, but WE ARE INTERVIEWING— F LAWN DOCTOR, Marlboro area. Engineered Presclsslon Casting Co., not necessary. Real estate license a readers for our clipping servlc Call t-l. Mr. Coleman, 5*1 1700. MlddUtOwn, 671-2424 must. For confidential Interview call Applicants should have alert mil FOULKS-PRESTON and Ilka newspapers. Permane ASSISTANT INSURANCE — Casualty agency In AGENCY-REALTORS part-time. Apply mornings, 142 Ea Holmdel on Hwv. 35 need, inside i Woodland Or., Mlddletown Newman Spring! Rd., Rod Bank BUSINESS DIRECTORY MANAGERS personal llnai service represent- If vou are aaereulve, ambitious and ative. Salary dependant on prior infN have some experience In the retell experience. Please call Ralph for RN M/w — 11 P.m. to 7 a.m., Satur- 52 Babvslttlng/Chlld field, than loin Haw Jersey', fastest- Interview, 471-5111. days. Emery Manor Nursing Home. A DAILY GU.OE arowlng ladles' spaclaltv chain. We Matawan, U64400. Cat* have immediate ooenlno* Benefits JANITORIAL — And matron include wood starting ularv, dis- (mate/female) help needed for part RN M/W — 3 P.m. to 11 p.m., two Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS counts on merchandise, paid vaca- time evenings for the Cllffwood and days, no weekends. Emery Manor BABYSITTFR — For four-year tion and an excellent chance for Kevport areas Please calt Nursing Home, Matawan. laa *400. gin, three days a week, 3 hour* PAINTING* LIGHT HAULING advancement. Please call Mill •00-WJ-*•**! dav, II .15 hour, ltiliw, afttr 3: CARPET MarvdM to set UP your personal SALESPERSON — Hobari Co., tha p.m. INSTALLATION DECORATING Interview. JOBBING PLUMBER world's largest manufacturer of MOVING? — Free estimates. Low Experienced commercial food equipment and MATURE WOMAN — To babysit HCONO-PAINT ate*. Experienced, reliable. Call 842-0011 scales, has an opening, for an ag- month-old, In my home. One dav P JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — Quality work-low rates Den al 144-1*44. *7MU1 gressive sales trainee to represent week. Hours approximately 11-3:; Re-lays, repairs, re-stretfhet, cus Free estimates. l»-7e44.171-HJ0. ASSISTANT MANAGERS — For LADIES-MEN — Earn US-S7S per them In Middlesex and Marcai Salary S7.00. Hatlet. Position w torn worn and cleaning. 144-4177. fait growing convenience food waak working at home on the phone County. Work out of Manasauan last three or four years. No turn ROOFING A SIDING stortt, tnlft from rnkdnlght lo • a.m. 3*4-3244. branch office. Salary plus Incen- mars. 73*4*31. Interior Painting •I 10 available. Excellent talarv and INCOME TAXSERVICE , M>aclalli* In Intarlor work and UM tives. Company vehicle available fringe benafltl. Call 443-«ilf for in- LEGAL SECRETARY — Mid •nd excellent fringe benefits. In- DISCOUNTS FOR Benlamln Moore palnil. Quality FRCI ESTIMATES — Olsen Roof- terview. dletown area, experience required terviews bv appointment only. 53 DomtitlC Ho>lp ^kmamWaM-lowraUa. Fraaattl- ing and Siding Co. Call 747-MU or Salary commensurate with ability 113-1100. Eaual Opportunity Em matat. Cat^TSai «* ^ J<* S31-1VH. Established IM). AUTO Cat) »7i-e1«, ask for Susan. plover. SENIOR CITIZENS FULL-TIME - Tan P" HOUSECLEANINO - One dav a I WALLY'S PAINTINO LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT years experience serving InJJj Expert Craftsman-Reasonable SALES HELP — Part-tlma, wom- WtMft, IM. Raferencet I uais and omlnatats. * Adalsan, GAGLIANO ATIVE — Must ba interested In ' Al I Interiors my spaclattv. ItMBW. Roof I ng-Sldlng-Outters-Repairs. Owe to Increase, we seek qualified working hard and mutt have ex 7M-3OW. Free titlmalM. ta*4BH or 223-lMt. parson la flit the gap. Join ona of the perlene in life Insurance field. Wa CHECK THIS UST Of MERCHANTS WHO All MOVING* STORAGE laroett Toyota dealerships In N.J. supply the laads. Draw against com- 43 Money To Loan INCOMB TAX «BTU»NS - TRUCK & AUTO excellent pay plan, excalltnt facil- mlisilon plus fringe benefits, Sue SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ness. Personal and S14g^* LOCAL AND LONG DISTANT ities. For appointment, call Mr. cass could be yours bv calling Ster- — Part-llma, 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. ihiit. OFKRING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY; Travolo, 3*th Year In MWdla MOVING — Estimates giving, rea- RENTAL Schwarti at MI-UMttS. ling Thompson Life insurance, Ed AptXv at BP. Srlttoa and Hlvanlda Call tor aoealatmant. W1HB*. sonable riles Call 441-41*3. Gltrov, See-0174. Ava., Rad Hank. MOVERJ — Seven devse week, low FORD RENTACAR t B0VTIMXS11%% t RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES and senior rates. Free estimates. FAIRWAY FORD PUT AN IXTRIX' A PAYCHECK IN YOUR POCKET RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY TAX COH.ULTANT - <*<»>*** Call anytime, Ma-*l*4. Dally • Weakly - Monthly t HoMOWiirs LOIRS t we Participate In PAA Program veers aitssarsanenet •™•™»*''"»J£j!» ' Earn a second Income Balling Avon, 10% Discount to All Senior Cltlnns al. State and Duslnesi tax HOME 'loklbte hours. For Information, ctll * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * New enii-mftetion monay pro-1 Rt. 35 Hailet. 144-4354 370 Broad St.. Shrewsbury 741 4*74 Call RontM Ta«U. 144 1335 Mrs. Hemmond, 471-41*1; Mrs. S__ a'ams w>li taw, you $100 IOISSST IMPROVEMENTS Konolull, sss >1U; Mrs. Kile. W per monin Dy coniondiling til bMa K PALACE DINER LINCROFT PHARMACY — 441 * Inlo ona low rnonihty peymeni and * 10% Discount to Senior Cltlrens Newman Springs Rd.. Uncroft N.J. CARPETCLEANING BATHROOM AND KITCHEN »B Classified Service ft even giva you LEFTOVER CASH t 45 Monmouffi SI., Red Etna. 141-4131 Prat Delivery Senior Cltlesne Oil. MODELING — Tired of leaking at BAR4AAID OR BARTENDER M/W •ton - BUSINESS USE • count honored, we perilclpese In your old bathroom or kitchen? Does — llsaarlanced. Apply In person. OLDE UNION HOUSE PAA Programs. Call 741-7414. AVIS Fountain Casino. Rt. 15. Cllffwood. 10% Discount lo Senior Cltltens A-1 BXPEflT CARPET CLEANINO yaur bathroom leak? Let ui give you NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE I e new look for the tffi Specialising CREDIT" •wT 476~nwHri«i ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS - UpMMtrv claanlng. RaajanaWa { Mhind — ute now IO AVOlDl* RADIATOR WORK rates. M4ITII Holfman, W-MH In ceramic tile repairs. Call any YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS 44 P.M. ONLY BARTENDER M/P — Apply In par tl Whan Ava., Rad Ban» 441 7171 time. Bob Sinker, Ceremk Tltg. ton. 1-4 p.m., Palmar Lounge, SB* TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. RED BANK RADIATOR WODKS 47iun Lacey Plumbing, 7t7-4ia4. Pelmer Ava., Watt Keonstmrg. Auto Air Conditioning 1 CoolMf) Bvs MISCELLANEOUS No. 4140. Free estimates. lams. All Minor Auto Repairs. 40* BEAUTICIANS — Wenlad Full tar. TIRES CARPENTRY, — Painting, kltch- Discount to All Senior Clllam. 113 vice talon, Colts Neck ihopplng can- JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE W. 'rent St., Rad Barm. 741-1177 • BAIBMBNTS — Oaragei. eltkl ant, roofing, etc. Quick service. lar. tsiiawnl.IT'- CROWN TIRE MART etc.. cleaned out and hauled away Beam H540. Discount to ALL Sank* Cltta inaw Plowing. Jahn. 747-M44. BOOKKEEPER BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. & 12:30P.M. Hwv. 34. Port Monmouth. 717-7173. The DeJly Rejliter HOME REPAIRS. — All tvpei. We try harder. Accounts receivable and payroll, •S .... Shrewsbury Ave., Tlnton Fell!. CLASSIFIED ADS HOUtES, OARAOEt. - llorel clellilna In electrical. Misfiiaiiaj. t» Avb hilitn GM nn ui Inrki computer terminal experience pre- 747-IMO. 40 3rd Ave.. Long Brench. ate., cleaned out. Light hauling and Mlinces. Reasonable rates. Call Mr ferred. Oood typing stum, start I Dally B-B II*-0100 deliveries. PrgmPt sarylcaa 7I7.TW5 Flail. 471 0*44 Han year. CALL 542-1700 Rl. 35 Neptune 542-1700 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY IB Thames 747-14*4 Shrewsbury I 20 The Daily Re*** SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4.1960 Nubbin 71 MertlMndlse 71 MtrdMadiM 77 Pets and Livestock til, M«.TAYU3e. U*V£YOU0TOT A FtrSiK Ft* Salt UOW ABOUt 6OMC COMbMATiOH DOCr OACHSHUMO — Mm*, tatyjn weaat. BlTe AMD PUMION FOD YOU* VALINTINf — blact/rea lome« Papers and ahett. POLICY ? •M uM««». MMtalaaK J« 'IANOS ORGANS eluAlaelM ctllla'tMy Jala DACHSHUND PUPPIES •*£«•> SCHOLL1 4 SIONS Far tMa irom IIM aer inene)i. all-aul FURNITURE — FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER DOBERMAN PUPPIES •Wai NIDI | muck mere M UrrUWl Nearly Ne«. U Vwlirtm Aye., La an alia. ENGLISH SADDLE — And brldsa l«VI * PIANO — •Mar lack, al SALE tMCOlltl Call >12-4l4t ST. HaMe. Hai Hl-Ufl. O-Oay. Imranesr. frtctaa FURNITURE — Oavatram kncftM FREE — Matt Cackar StvanW. I jsamear. AAA eervttt I* mm tear RHlW cMk> INau- PIANO — •awWi CaWaaahiww •a) Kama Mull mm Mi*). UH. TMn Ma tecttl >aori tM. aaa* aaWW. If- I4I-9M4 dan; m WO nMMi tote am ciaNaen IMC. IM M iIAHOS — fMOANS tud sarvlct 22 maatnt. Call •4 Merchandise 01 Apartments 1 Houses For Sale 291-S600 at4-UM. Wanted Rentals FURNISHING ON A LOW ST REDUCED LENTZE MARINA - Par RarKan Cafta Hack. N.J. • BUDGET? - OKI Ma USIO Our «th Tear LIVE AQUARIUM PLANTS ED BANK 1 Bay aoatmt liMut aorthlng aarvlca me, eeaetr end e-._ FURNITURE CENTER OF MO•.saury Part Many varlattat- aasasanaMg prkat. TED - Maytag tauart wrlne- LANTIC HIGHLAND! — tftta far pawor aad tan beats. II tt M' which van may have fa granting Oeaa t let TANKS ALOT. 0 MapM Ayt , Rod RIVERVIEW TOWERS ana mm Kimaaa; ajtar. m ta n . J country BANK. Fine furniture for leaa. tf7 OMItW OOrbor T FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE Usad Mat tasta nr/-lia. I AM. Bank. Hi 1440 lorn wrlnetr rollar 774 IHI imaor < t PIANO — On tha Navotlnk Rlvar tXMED% EALTY"i!!!r "t71 Jt» MAKO. MARSUIS. OMC — OE Electric OfW Call oflor 4 am NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNO — WE WILL BUY — LANTIO HIGHLANDS Ouranaullc, Lyman, Jetmaan. 11 U7t 741 7JU we badrooms. startlno at Mtt in tha corner property gH MR Matt, ana yoar old Outstanding Ma attic, all small etroat tatt Ittmt udot contral air and haat caafclna LARGE FAMILY? wirlpool Electric Weshe' turat, trlandly AKC raglllarad Call Call 7414071 ing tt main road of Ma ttwn Good • R SUED FURNITURE* H . RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - UlaHt altar S; all day waiMnii I, balconlat. 14 hour doorman, TV all kinds af small tualnattat MMailtl Batfl In mint condition 1» taket let macMna, termlca tablet, air .urltv and sauna. Garaea. pool M a spacious living ream, tat-W baw Call til tU4 after t r. nil STOM ITU. Mates. WILL BUY - Dolls, loyt, baart, II par men* UMI1) after 1 p.m Itchtn. formal dbdna roam and MARINE ELECTRONICS - Par PARAKEET SALEI Christmas Hams, postctrds. ate and marina avallobtt. Bab Clccana. r-flva matlar site tUnimi the latest In SI Tex recorders. VHP NOTICE l» (LIMIT II Ibatan l«S0l 741-4011. Ml) 741-lia. TRACTIVE MOOINN OFflCI radtta, tlracllan imdtrt or Loran, GENUINE RRASS - King Ulod inSm. Maori 1 He* Sana, arlvata Mrt> H. Oamereem pkjt den. Srn—. M mantn. oM. ItM Coll SNOW PLOW OOMY — Three-bedrooms, klos, MM with sat haat, coating and your Bast buy Is t. after t p.m. TANKS ALOT, I MaMa Avt.. is o k No lease CaraM. Jutl UM. no. OMrtalmMlv IM taj. X., tltt a watar. TOWER HILL section af BOAT HOUSE Bank, 747-1440. RIAL li!«Tl monrn. Call Hour Coma any ' I Bank. tin Ocaan Ava. Sat BrMM OO-CART TATt KINTALS, Ikr. M7-MM a.m.. 1414)11. TOM PEKE A POO - WhIU, tamala, sl> „ HENTflLS 0O-B11 Good cenOltlon. UOO A 1HIOHT — Datlaner lurnlsraM LITTLE SILVER CMI t7l-4lt7 waaks Md. pick at tha Itttar IIS. TRACTIVI LOCATION — Am tructlon of e one family frame PM partlna. Com Neck Ilittplm REALTY new. aMI Nr MSB 1414111. H«» 101 Apartments dwelling on a undorslte M on pre- HAKBOUK POINT COKtar. Call nt-sMtct or ><1 MM ealtor 741-0*50 mises located an Mao* Dr.. Heilel, GUITARS — Fondor. Ibonoi Artltrs SHAVINGS FOR SALE - Toa-Ouall etl Ocaarl Avt. HUM IM Rucreatlonal STOVE — Elactrk. teur-burner lap, OCTOR1 OFFICE TO SHARE — N.J described as fellows vacant EHKU PMW •••• and Acoustic oven, brallar. wntta anamal. Like IV, klln-drlad bait shavings. Avar AS BURY PARK NORTH — OOLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Vehicles and. known at Block Ml. La4 IIan nullars 717 IBH ago 4S-10 lbs par bag Dallvartd and EA BRIGHT — Throt I •. ft., newly neat, till. Stunt after 1 ». F-urnHhejd on«-room tffkr*Acl«ft. one Mlh. utllllles Include Tirtt Badrggaji ranch, an ejulgt cut M Tan Map which It wHhtn M Hat stocktd In your barn. U to. Call maid wrwiti. l«undrom«t Mid »*tont . Modern oai In kltchan. din of properly owned by you. This eo GUITAR PICK UP — Glbton Ham THE USED FURNITURE CENTER I7S4721. lor 7 a.m., MMM. IMIno In Reel Bank. t7l-aa. »' PROWLER TRAVEL TRAILER peel Is now on the Sec releryt talon •XKkar. US. It7 Shrewsbury Avo.. Rod lank on pr«mlM«. From i» WMHI Call SO-IW7 attar S p m MHPT. EST END — Luxury Townhouse, XCILLINT OPPORTUNITY — oar, and a public hearing has been Beans. Hal lull aM «h< Nats MO oedrooms, den. IW per monW ArchHacI or Designer. Office or ordered far Fab. l>. 1t*aall:1)P.M M MerchandlM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — On* prevailing time. In the Township HAMMOND ORGAN — Modal Ma TWO SNOW TIRES - Mounted on Wl fflaf t P.m. u space avallaolt wlrhln etlatv MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT Oot e*S old Original prlct, U>» and two-btdroom oardtn «P sludle. J. Jaremy Ot- OOLETOWN — Call or ttnd tor Hall. Ill Middle Read, Mailel, N.J. GM rlmt. Craxl4 Dolto Super sure Wanted mtnls, h*«l, hot water Inclutod. I deslen stud r "Shore and Country Living" Check ear unbtaUole at wnkh time you may appear ettntr batl onar. Call attar 1 Dm till t Irac pelvester llbaralati four-ply s, 110 WW. law rates and compare, Ul 0471 .i I.I . ItMtil. and (370 ptr month p4ui tarllv. Call 02 Homta For Rent ochure. pks. datcrlptlani, grfcti r by aoenl. or attorney vrtlllewall. 1.000 mlm on Ural. — AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN IANSSURO — Lou man tl at aar n exclusive listings. AP for pair. Call MJ 1M4 attar 5 p WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, tn-mb. LEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors. any aUKtMn whkh you HAMMOND «. BALDWIN v. common waiting roam, ksclua)- may have ta granting at this aaeaal RUGS. FOR CASH. BEST AREA — Ont-lMdroorn, kids CRE$ — far horMS, iwo-tpfdroom, ng all utllllles Call PHI re tse RI. is. MMMatatm, HI net PIANO AND ORGAN WROUGHT IRON RAILING BUSI NTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ok, h«al and attctrlc Mil.. $2*0. no IIIH Track and ilailt CMI now. This notice Is served upon v*u CENTER NESS — Par Mia. Twitting ma ISt E. Ntwman Springs Rd. STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9414 TATE RENTALS, Mr. 747 9414 TAWAN — Large M IDDLETOWN — ELEVEN ROOM Order of the Board of Adlust china. shear, punch, tanks, drlllt Shrewsbury 747-t2« Ita available. All utilities Included, JUSE, CHOICE LOT, BEST OF orlnoers. jlost. tabes*, everything COLTS NECK MOTEL — (M p«f AIR HAVEN — Three modern building, Mwy. 14, rea IR. CALL OUUt. Charles J. Talemo . Division of Altanbart you naad. >1SM. Hum wt»k plus tax and daily niti avail' olonlal, fine schools and araa, Im 10 Lost* Pound 17 Oavarn Avt. Piano Haute ablt. iiahi houtaktaplni. Call Call Ma-Mi. IW RUMSON WATERFRONT - Did you knaw Keyport, N.J. 0771! WURLITZER ORGAN — AndALL LIONEL TRAINS 43I4724 or 14* J 700 al air, oarage and nice fare], den, FICE SPACE — Madam tn- entattk Cents mnorery with watar OST — Small Mack and tan Tar. We Are N.J.'S banch, sin months old, ptrfact condk Or Flvar Top cash appraisal. roe kltchan, wall-to-wall carpel tsltntl offlca building, MM- lion. Call 171 SS1J MMM CUTE — Ortt btdroom, carpd, nd appliances. I5S0 par month plus leiown Township araa on Rt. It, a large deck off living roam Md Largest and Oldest pallo. available now, $150. nltv. Ansvrers ta name af Sklppv Piano Dealer ALL CONTENTS OF HOUSES — acerulmalalv 1114 so R far b> hlldren heartbroken. Reward STATE RENTALS. Bkr. 747*4)4 ni-aisi ormatlon, call Ml WOO Jttl 211 Instruction Mi»n and Hamlln, Klmball. 72 Garagt Salts Garaeas, ate. Ont Ittm or anllrt lot ng In family room Oat haet. MV ot Sofimer. Baldwin. Kawal. Knaba. 7I7.7US EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS HAZLET RANCH FFICE SPACE — MkMletown. Rl. buUheadlno. Asking UIO.000 OST — Keys, on key ring, vklnllv Everett, Currlor. Hardman and Yard Sales Year-round rtntals, outdoor swln, hr«e badroomi, living room, dining ANY KIND - Of wlasM llfllng pool, ona block from ocaan. Call oom, ona full bath, full battmtnt. South, too ta 1400 so ft., with or CENTURY II COZENSCO""' . Realtor road St.. Red Bank. Thurt.. Jan Plavar elanot. aqulpmtnt. aspaclallv sttal walghtt. Walk to tcnooli, ihopping and Iran* « par to ft lawaryj. if found, call 747-1177 LARGE DISPLAY OF GARAGE SALE — Moving to Plorl Call 2U-l4t2. mini. oortatlon. Immadlata OCCUMKV. 1 River Rd. Fair Havan da, avarvthlng mutt go, : EXTRAS — Two-iwdroom, kldi ok, (Ml) 741-7Ut OST — Snow plow. Largo, green GRAND PIANOS Gtorgatown Lana, Hatlat. (off ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought tor FFICE SPACE — Heating, air con- letches tt Jeep Large reword for HO MAIN STREET frta rttat, g*r««a. Call now. tlonlno Included, reasonable lease OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Way side JOIN NOW ASBURY PARK. N.J. 01711 Fltetwoed). n p.m.. Wad Pad. t. top cash Mary Jana Roottvtll An STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-94H "ACADEMY AGENCY llquts, in Etst Rlvtr Rd.. Rumson 1951 Hwy. IS Hiitot, N.J Matt. After t p.m., O7MM7. oodt and Long view village. ns-woo Waanl naw homes tram tttMOO. U.8. MWY 74 Auction Salts Ml IIH- Mtmbtr Aaaralttrt As Ffi SSMOLD — Tw fcadraaw a»ari FI9-UU ROPESSIONAL OFFICE - Si 11 Special Notices Opan dally » to t. Sal. Ill ) rntnt, prlmt ratidtntlal araa. Haat, all S114SM. soclallon of Arnarka. CHLANOS — Ona bedroom or rant In MWdletown Located tt RESERVES HYDRAULIC LOG SPLITTER — saraga Included. ISSOVmonth onover Lana and Rt. II. Canted UMSON — Colonial farm house. For rani. »2S a day Myari t' now COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- 431-7JU or 443 MM louse, suitable tor ona parson or YPNOSIS - For weight control TIQUES, Rl. It and Homostaad ouple, beach privileges and vary on Thomberrv Agency at 747-ltH telly rengvalad, leaded with making, nail biting, self-Improve plow, excellent condition, on Bronco Aucllonaars-Aparaltart'Gra HIGHLANDS HILLS — Large, un rlvale. UOO a month Including alt or Information. tarm. Sevan rooms, full wall brick CAPTAIN LANCE now. ISM U7 ono Markars Bronles lyl-tH-Hal Ava., Laonardo. M1-S2M. replace, sliding doors to prlvatt furnished efficiency, separata kitch tllltles. Security required Before ' rltna Mthlmtn, Ml, BUYING U.S. SILVER COINS — tn and bath, utllltlei, no pelt. I11S a m. ni'liX, tfttr 4 p.m. 17147.1 ED BANK — Naw prime Pro- lc« pello. beeutlfullv landtcapad. GRANGER will be at IBM TYPEWRITERS Private party will purchasa U.S. month plus lecurltv. Call 172-1107 or ilonal offlca space at tit Broad >w VTl 0414071 11441 77 Pttt And Livestock with parking, no ta 1,100 tt). ft. LONG BRANCH RENTAL $19.50 Mr mo. sllvtr coins, will pay 17 to I and llvi EANSBURG — Thraa-room. un ONELY7 — Write to Anticipation HO 1. Call 774-Ttw batwaan s-to a.m. m-mi. UN and up. Call tor aattDlct. latino Club, P.O. Bon 104, Island ARMY RECRUIT- Rant with option to buy 172-0127 jrnlshtd. Month's security No 1111 or OeMta. RUMSON Advanced And Beginners woakdavs, all day Sat. HIGHLANDS — Three room*, newly pats. »Mle». how 'em you leva 'am. Buy you/ lohls, N.J. 00712. 270*111 KING SIZE BEDSPREADS — Verl decorated, all utilities Included amllv a nice naw home -How about ING STATION Sun- DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will ED BANK — Office SMCt, MS out colon and prints, 110 aach. Cur- DOG TRAINING UJO/month. MS Bay Avt *4*-497} or EANSBURG — Six room, one road St.. 1100 ta. ft., all utilities " nltl with lire MRS. SYLVIA day, Monday and ulni and drapes, various slias and Classas tvts and Sat. afternoons. MJS71S *th, I)7S, !'/» months security, own luded Call 041.IHI. ace, dan, eat-In kitchen, plus tor. HANDWRITING ANALYST colon, S3 up. »4* 34St Bavshora Companion Dog Club mal dining room Offered In the 00/s Character Reader Tuesday, February 741-aati Ha BANK - Broad St. Twaoffices KITCHEN CABINETS - Counter A ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Re Advisor on All Problems of Life 3, 4 and 5 to provide velleMe. good location. SIM month tar, 11) Prospect Ava.. Llllle Sli- For appointment call lop sink, ovan, ttovt. Good cortdl- AKC MINI-POODLES — Papar GUY JOHNSON included. Builneu couple orvfarrtd .EANSSURO — Two badroomt all Mrs. Griffith. 7471710. information on the lloa.S44.11il. tralnad. III! BUYS AND BUYS No Ptli Security, refer ante let vtrd, vacant now. Can bo toon er, 741-4100. S42-9S0O From an tnllrt houtthold to a slngla I91-237I between 7-1 p.m. onlv. on Wednesday. Call SU-ttBl. PO BANK — Canter af town. Stu UMSON AREA - Call or send far limited number of LARGE WROUGHT IRON — ittm Antique funlturt, Jewelry, sll- Dinatta sat with sold swlvtl chairs, AKC MINIATURE DACHSHUND — HIGHLANDS — On Hill, garden le/letl, eaarexlmtlalv two so. ft our "Short and Country Living" vacancies in the vtr. Immadlata cash. Top dollar. INCROFT — Two-Story, foil 110 ptr month Includes heal. Third brochure, pics, descriptions, prices 12 Travel- also ont black plush couch. 717-tS71. Pupolas. Four waaks old. Reason MMM. apartment, ona bedroom, total elec badrooms, living room, dining room oor Principals only. Da' United States Army • bit 7t7-!ft7. trie, ttorage and laundry facilities. lichen, t'/i baths, tHO plus utilities l-«Mt Eves . 7K1M1. Transportation BLINDSI HUMMELS — Figurines wanlad. near traniportatlon. Call 172-1444. 47-4M1. LEBROOK AOENCY, Realtors. Reserve units in this Lavolors. Vtrtlctls, wovtn woods AKC — Raglstarad Ooldtn Ratrlavar both old and new. UMSON — Naw offlca. available 11 Ava. of Twa Rivers, Rumtan. 30% OFF LIST, DELIVERED! pupolas. sit waaks oh). raaunaMa Mt-4477 HIGHLANDS - Garage apartment OCUST — Chokt tvro-badroom prll 1st First floor. 7U to. ft, new RAVEL COMPANION — To G. area. To find out Call Elenbv Products tor Quota «S1H) suitable tor adults couple onlv. two arrleoe house, UK plus utllllles MM la, need car, hall paid. M/F. HUM OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chl bedroom., partly carpeted, partly oat), single or couple preferred. No office ISSO a month, 47! to. ft., plus SACRIFICE —110400 laving. Mon Alter t. 4/1 Oil! about vacancies, AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD — na, glassware, art oblecti and brie furnished. Beach privilege*, WOO a pets Write to Bon F 111, TIM Dell btstmenl. Call 041-0444. mouth modal. Shadow Lake Village. bonuses, options: PAINT — ta.»/tal Intarlor. Famala Mack Grtal Dana. a brae Immediate cash tor any month Including utilities, security Raglsttr. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. wo bedrooms, two baths, Inv WISH TO FORM - Or loin car po. Call t1S-24t2 UITABLE FOR — Ont or two pal amarlor thing and everything Ruscll's, IS E required. Before 4 p.m. W1-SS14 sons. Prominent Rod Bank location ata occupancy. Asking U1J00. o Boundbrook artt, vll Rl. Ml CALL Front St.. Rad Bank. 741 ltn. after 4 p.m 173-9744. PLENTY ROOM — Three bedroom Make oiler KERR AOENCY. eave 7 a.m.. Call 10s la tl BIRDS FOR SALE — Cockatlals east required. Fee negotiable Cal 41-4477. 1 Ids, pots ok, washer/dryer, no 41-4414 erkwoy, return i p.m., five days PENTAX MV CAMERA — With Catujrltt, Flnchas. Lova Birds, brad PRINTING FQUIPMENT — Power KFANSBURG — Beautiful 3V *-room all eves., 221-SMl. Mil 870-2330 Vivllar Hi Flash, with a aadwt baa. on prtmlsas. 20% off with this ad HP.EWSBURY ASSUME 0% Parrots from SW.ft up. Umbrttla cutttr, plala maktr, llall, light apartment, second floor, private en TATE RENTALS. Bur 747MU HE ANSWER — To why this plush or visit all with original carton, mint condi- table. 17x11 2*1-03*1 attar 2. trance, new rug* and newly deco- 4x» carpeted office, with air condl IORTGAGE — Seven-room, two- tion, nacfceoe only, S47S. 747-tOM, Cockatoo, 1700. Graan wing Macaw RED BANK — Now luMUr bath, oarage, gat heal, large yard tlK» African Orav, UOO Mynah rated, modern kltchan, haat and hot onlno and utilities In the heart of 13 Instruction CPT GRANGER ask for Oai y. water Included, security, builnau ownhoust on tha rlvar. Two ad Bank, It an eslonishlng cost of on quiet street, walk ta tchogl. New M00 SpaclacM Amaion, SUMS STERLING SILVER 747-7OM. 279 Broadway, Blua crownad Conura. VU » Blue Any kind. Hloheil prlcts paid. couple preferred, no pets. Call attar bedroom, lw-bath, family room onlv m.00 par month, It lust a phono I70-1IW t p.m., 717-MM arena ITM Rtnt with ootton to all away, tot lOU between It am REAL ESTATE — Agents Ikans- Long Branch, N.J. IM Commercial Irontad Amaton. -IfTS. Fair Havan •uy 7414514. HINKINO OP Sailing or Buylngr ng course Mornings. Fab 11-22 Rentals Pats, 7471020. SU Rlvar Rd. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO KEANSBURG — Three-room apart all TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY Monmouth Institute, 142 2100 DOLLARS — Convtrt Old Jewelry to merit, one or two adults preferred RED BANK — Luxury Iwo bedroom WEST END - Store for rent Bright 471-1000 Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Wll near busline, beech, off it reel park ownhoutt. careatlng, new Kitchen Ava. includes air and haat. cat 101 Commercial indrv, t'/i baths, prlvtlt WO FIREPLACES tto's Buy from prlvatt owners tnd tt- Ing, i25O pins electric, security plus -1141 our bedrooms. 17' matter Rentals tattl ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE references. a7M744. irlvard and parkins, MM plu NUMHMWHIU UU PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE utilities. 741-21M. bedroom, IS' living room, dining 12400 ta. ft. Telltale loading, SIGNED. 7Vt Rlvar Rd.. Fair KEANSBURG — Beachvle 10 WanteedTo>d To Rene t oom, II' kltchan, dan, two batht. Havan. N.J. 042-0137. Gardens, efficiency, |S35. On RED BANK - Near Towtr Hill •rlvala parklne A/C, haat. MELMED REALTY Bkr. t71-StW Make It Yourself tprlnktered. Public trantporta- MBROADsr bedroom from I24S. Heat not watt spill ranch, four bedrooms, two tec end with bath, gameroom, patio, WANTED, and cooking gas Included. 717-4175 TTENTION LANDLORDS — Ten- WALKER 4 WALKER 6 Mtlct suite ItW SQ.'H > 'may bt Immediate cash paid. Gold UP to wooded, UOO month. Mt MM. i nis are eager to rant Immediately ANO J4S0 ptr oi. Silver up to MO per oi. KEANSBURG — Garage apai Call 4114O1. Mon.-Frl., 1:10to4:10 REALTORS 1400 >q ft. T, subdlvldad tor any portion RUMSON — Riverfront. Ont bloc Shrewsbury Office 74I-JJI1 '; a Silver coins up to 1300% Scrap gold ment, three-room, air, heat and hot privets parking. and .liver in any forms, rings, watar supplied, $1*0 par month from octan, year-round, ona Mlddletown Office 471 1111 One-Piece Crochet! It. Cantrtl air. haat. prlvatt available March t. 717 40*1 bedroom, MOO. Own ulllllles. Laese parking, Mavator. hill Janitorial bracelets, teeth, etc. Any condition security required. 7»mi, 747-AH Whan considering Buying or Selling sarvlca Included Prlma kxa- broken or not. Wo pay for antique KEYPOHT fl.UB V1ILAGE - Or- Call 0 member of Tha | lion Justcomplatalyranovatad. value. All transactions are strictly Monmouth County confidential and strictly cash! Call bedrooms, available March 1, «• RUMSON - One to 747-1100 month, IV, month security, haat. hot house, WOO par month plus utilities Multiple Listing Service 747-1100 water and cooking Included. Call *- >4M4tl after t p.m. dally. 2441311 RUMSON — Three badroomt, two II Mouses For Sale 32 Condominiums MATAWAN — One-bedroom lu» batht, SMO/moMh plus utllllles. f curlty MI Ktn before 7:10 p.m. I apartment, residential tret. Hta Ws ACRES SOT Town Houses not watar Included, «2U par month SHADOW LAKE — Brand new Villa Pour large badrooms. living roam Call jn-tisi attar 4 o.m. 100 model, ranch-style. Tw with llropleco. If dining room, tc SHADOW LAKE classified advertising MATAWAN DUPLEX — IMS plu badrooms, two batht, ctrptttd once etl-ln kltchan, Florida room heat, utllllles 5»l-int. Avail, patio, UU Par month plus utllllles recreation basement. Family room SPECIALS Welcome spring with easy- Fab. I One year lease. Available now. AP Many extrts. ALL MODELS crochet jacket of 3 ply baby yam PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtor MELMED REALTY Bkr. I71-SU0 SMJM Alternating vertical shell and MONMOUTH BEACH — Channt m-two. ALSO RENTALS Towers, one bedroom with dan A BETTER WAY — To buy or Ml post stitch stupes aie set oil by magnificent view, UOO month SHREWSBURY — Throa badroomt. CENTURY 11 Phoenix Realty. THE ERA KERR AGENCY INFLATION 222-4tlt. large lot. near schools and shopping N EIGHBORHOOD PRO 7414477 Dan pineapple yoke, border Pattern quiet residential neighborhood MM FESSIONAL. M4-4N0. Ever 741-tSM; 747-4024 890: crochet directions lot jacket MOVE TODAY — plus utilities. 741-0101. A SERVICE-ORIENTED ENTITY RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSE - ol 3 ply baby yarn, sues 36 38. duplex, no Itasa, kids ok, onlv I22S Spectacular view of the Navatlnk STATE RENTALS. Bkr. . 747-t434 SPECIAL — Two-bedroom on two RAYMOND PASSARO, REALTOR 40-42 incl acres, pets ok. air conditioned, 117 two or three-bedroom unit, with !'/• MODERN APARTMENT — Net STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 74! m-nii baths, two dans, aaraae, all txtra FIGHTER transportation Best time to call CENTRAL AIR ncluded. Builders close-out from before noon. 4t*o4lt. TINTON FALLS - William tl. (I Four badroomt, 24' living room, for 1T2.S00 741-OSlt $1.7$ lor each pattern Add 501 -oom house, garaga, S3f S par mon mal dining room, science kitchen etch pattern for first-class air- MONMOUTH BEACH — Spaclou Plus utilities. CHI 741.lots between IV family room. Three batht. Base SACRIFICE — 110400 sevlna. Mon modern one and two-bedroom apar 1:10-5 p.m. ment. Gtrooe. Extrts. mouth modal. Shadow Lake Village mail and handling Send tr menti with balconies. Starting a MELMED REALTY Bkr. 171 wo bedrooms, two baths, Im »00 par month. Ideally located on UNION BEACH — Two bedroom mediate occupancy. Asking tu.UO the river. Heat and hot water sup- ytrd for kids, UOO plus Iwmon CUSTOM BUILT — Little Sllve Make after. KIRR AOENCY plied, immadlata occupancy. Ca lecurltv tnd utilities Call 7Jt-je] Rancher In mint condition, brie 741-4477. L«ri Whotlir LOOK FOR THESE ADS Mrs Baker, 133 Mil wall fireplace, with raised hearth I 14' den Tree shaded yard on a quiet SHADOW LAKE — Haw Naveslnk MORGAN V ILLE — T 101 Rtntals To Shart side street. Three badroomt. two , twa bedrooms, one I NMdlscritiD.pl 61 bedrooms, garagt, full baseman laths. Study. Besement wll enclosed balcony, all apgllw heat Included, Immediate occuva 14m#foo4i>, OootHa) Oeir#9#. A tup*, Owner will MM mortgage Cal DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX APARTMENT TO SHARE — Atlan- home to please your family term cy, Vi month security, $410 a mont tic Highlands, |lU/month. Cal raim. Th« Dally Rtfltttr S41-M7*. 747-4111 or ltlSIOI, pleesa Steve Call rhjfit away. numbar. CENTURY It COZENS. Rteltor NEAR BEACH — One bedroom, a "Indt 134 Farm Property utilities paid. Kids ok. $240. WOMAN — With two children, w ill Rlvtr I STATE RENTALS, BUT. 747- le. 1(1, OM CMsss Sis., Us* share home with another woman (a*!) 74l-7stt BACK TO THE GOOD EARTH - tKtS RUST RUG — With pad, 175, MATTRESS — King-sin, tome SOFA — Blua damask, with two with ona child. Union Beach. Hum Tat, NT 10011. Print Nam, • Mil all* that rug, IM. Ctlarv graan Inont. IIS. Airline kennel carrier, pairs matching draperies. Ilka new, DiAL - Faur- Baal Inflation; raise your own moat carpet 121IS, t!2S. Wall ovan, 125, 111 142-SaiS. 1175; pair of arm chairs with slip- rooms, some _ home, close to ocaan. Immaculate vegetables and trull, buy t farm II stove too, 125, range hood. O5 covers. $75; fall gold rug with thick available Immediately 7V7-9441. condition. Furnished. Owner wl gat your hands In Gods good garth NEW! 1980 NEEDLECRAFT MOVING-PREGARAOE SALE — sponge pads. MJ; Hoover upright give your family healthy countr 747*-1414. RED BANK — On tha Navesln 104 Winter Rentals sacrifice. Call Behlev Aganc living, close to ntturt. Onlv 47 days catalog. Value packed! Over 170 Ultra violet tube pedestal sun lamp. vacuum cleaner with attachments, 774-UU. BAR - And two stools, 140. US, Vita Master steam cabinet. 140; US; pfnk Bates twin bedspreads. Contemporary one-bedroom, one ta Spring. Call Harold Undamenn designs—all crafts. 3 Iree pat- Black/while 17" TV, 120. Two Brats bath, large dining room Pram $315 Broker. Ettontown. 1421101. No pats. 741-OSIe. MOUNT POCOMO- Four•_._. EDWARD W. COLLINS terns printed inside Send tl 00 PAIR STEEL — Automobile wheels, two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Prlva AGENCY REALTOR t4a- SOLI D MAPLE — Sin-drawer maple golf course, tennis courts, poach Md FOR BCST RESULTS site, list, KH-I2U2. X-TO71, DO chest. M0. 400 red bricks. «• VRED BANK — Throe-room , 13S Commercial BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN — Inltld Auto tow bar, 155. 171045. ment, $]7S, utilities axira. Call from Country Club. Close to all retort ELBERON — Exckislvt. Owna building lack, (13. trass and 113 P.m., 747-157*. matt. Property marble too cortae table, excalloni PIANO — Uprhrnl. good condition. galvanlied pipe fittings, various transferred. Malntananca-fri condition. 145. 717-4142. sites, 50 cents to U. Riding mower, RED BANK — Ona. one-bedroom SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studl young, four bedroom .bl-level. on 119, Six-drawer chifierobe, 115. apartmant and ona efficiency i and motel wills—maid service, al corner tot, with axira-tlte ft Printed Pattern BEDROOM SET — FratKH Provin- Glass carboy, U Man's bicycle. SI0. NOW Monmouth Colloge. cial, antlout white. UOO. Llka new mtnl. Includes all utllllhts. Ca utilities Included. Low winter ratal PACKAGE STORE OUEENStZE BED -. $110. Oak Fire department ir extension lad- Evas, at 727-4150. by the day, wee* or month. No lea G I G Rtaltors Ul MOO 741-44 mattress sat. ItM. 2»-l27S. chest, «5 Two months old, must der, tfO Slata squares, 50 cants or stcurlty. TRADE WIND $200,000 aach. Exerciser, l* High-per- MOTEL. 141 1117. Excellent northeast ceuntv hrahwa CONTEMPORARY DINING sell. Call Daslree al M2-*M1. READY NOW — Two room effkle ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTO corner location, grossing SMOJO0 + Sew a Sweetdress TABLE — 40X14, two It" Ittvts, formance room heeler, i30. Solid cv, no lease. Bills paid. $225. Inter City Relocation Service oak dttk chair, >io. Lawn i me Par, STATE RENTALS. Bkr. 74 with heevv short and local trade including pads, six chairs, ona arm, RANGE - Frigldalre, electric, SIS. four folding chairs. SIS. 10* Furnlihtjd Rooms Top condition. Financing available 1100 542-3075. white, four-burner, large oven, good 671-4190. RED BANK — Luxury high-rise two- FOUR SEASONS REALTY Call now for appointment. condition, $11. Dishwasher, COP.NIR CABINET — Maple. Twd- bedroom epenment. lovely rl tl E. Rlvar Read pfece mepst hutch, old. SIM each. pertobf*. Hotpolnt, white, good con- view. Call 12 neon or between KEANSBURO — Furnished dHlon, M» 043-Wn. by weak or month. WHELAN I after 7 a.m. TWIN-SIZE - Canopy bad and box p.m. evenings, Bli-eetS. POULKS PRESTON AOENCY RADIO — Overture, nine bands, spring, SIM. Bedspread, pillow 717-atM REALTY OROUP COUCH — M", crushed velvet. sham and canopy top Included Five- RED BANK — Four large room REALTORS Pgc^orT lamp table with extra glass Modal P4t9. battery or electricity. washer and dryer, $450 par mon OCFAN GROVE - Columbia Hotel 1 Woodland Dr.—Mlddletown 291-5402 Excellent condition. (40. 741-1454. drawer dresser, $20. Infant saat too. brass-lone lamp. Comptatt (Dynamite), $10. Stt-itM. Includes all utilities. Suitable welcomes now permanent rttkjtn 071-0404 grosKi onlv 1130. Excellent condition. RIFLE CABINET aduiti. 747-2141 after 4 p.m. conveniently located ona Hock from 137 Lots*Acreage SWEEIORESSING at its piet- Cell 7»-!«t tfttr I o.m. Boardwalk and ocaan, restaurant HAVE BUYERS-NEEIEED LISTINLIST G Gtass doors. $W. WASHING MACHINE — Maytag RED BANK — Large two-bedroo premises, local shopping, wl Agency. Im tuat. sottest-from a straight Call 171-0774 Gas dryer, Maytag. $50 each. Call apartmtnt, downtown. Call across neckline and slit sleeves it DINETTE SET — Leal, four chairs, W 1-07*5 elevator. Rooms starting at It JO par tM River Rd., Pair Haven. 741. BUILDING LOT — Choke reside* good condition, 140. SEARS — Electric clothes dryer. 10:30 a.m.-12 noon, 747-4554 month, with meals O» per rr Hal araa In Tlnton Ftlls. tl Knot drifts lightly down your body. Call 7474107 For Information call 77MSW. HAZLET — Naw ranch. Thr Ilka new, 1123. WEDDING DRESS — And vail, slie RED BANK — Spacious N.Y. loft bedrooms, country kitchen, lit Wood Dr., flre-demagod, tut two- Choose airy mile, jersey. Call 747-nil between 44 p.m. 1H4. $75 CMI car oaraee In gaad condition Mac DRUM TABLE — Mahogjnv. ISO. type apartmant In town. Includes RIO BANK — Lana room, clean room and bath. All-aluminum 40B, Lot 17, all utility httkiast bv . Printed Pattern 9346: Misses Ctalaln chair, 121. Kenmort 471 ItM water and haat, $l$0 per month. Ca comfortable. Private entrance, ft ing. wall-to-wall carpeting. SSI.' 747-tiOO. 717 1100 FINANCING AVAI stalled, under. Estate tatt. CM Sues 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 20 canister vacuum cleaner with at SHIP MODEL - WOO. AlL.__ neighborhood. Parking. MltMO. 747-1211. licNrieon. us. TTt-tm. table. 175. Art Decco ashtray, |7S. WESTINSHOUSE — Gas dryer, like ABLE. Sin 12 (butt 34) takes 2 5/8 543-27*7. RED BANK — Three rooms a FURtllTURE — Lovesaal. 1100; naw, book Included. JWO. Phllco bath unfurnished, $175 a month pi IM Commercial FLORIDA LAND — Funla I yards 60-inch fabric. pine rorter, tils, datt with glass S50. 747-1U7 or S4444M. gas and electric. Call 741-43X2. HILLTOP RETREAT Isles Mull tall. Cat* buyers onl SINGER SEWING MACHINE — 111.000 aM-MtO. lop, 150; storm windows. 110 aach, Zlg-iag, 1100. Gas range, avocado WHITE KITCHEN SET — Four Rentals $124,900 SSnlt, 5lxJt Attar I p.m. M«4S, graan, |7S or ban offer chairs, leaf. MS. RUMSON — Two-bedroom apart A hllliop location with privacy a HOLMDEL — Prime location, one after 4 p.n mtnl. Gas heat. $210 month, pi OkJe World charm, offered with th acre lot at tM.tOO. KNOTTY PINE — Kltcnan caoJnatt, utllllles 741-14*3 after * p.m. Country French home I 74!-S7t7 giggw cagntarttp, WOO. Gas coun- SMOKED OLAIS — CaHat UNO WOOOD SSTOVEO One yeayear old old. . roamt. tartoo stove. 110. Konmora portable ptrfacft t conditionditi , wood or coal burn- RUMSON — One-btdroom or three rooms or larger. Al and tnd tabtts, two limn SMO. study, laundry, designer kitchen I'ARMA RKfcltchan.faur >r, 175. 17H0C, ing. Ilka now, $75. 4711171. carpel, decoration. On Meet Hi h.flredacat IM Moolle Homes tal JUS hi tact r_ tile bath, carpeting throughout, latet. Rad Banki araa. F Ignitjrggin Plus utilities. 741-21M. .lets. Low rents. 741-ofH slata roof and mini condition Mam Ut H« h. •**• patent hi extras By annnlnlin.nl only, C IOXIO LIBERTY — House trailer Air conditioner, two a**agent. II $ 00 Ing roam, kltchan. Uimimfah* Adult park. Asking S7000. Co VALUABLE COUPON WHELAN Vnti 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 REALTY OROUP UM» — 1VM0', two bedrooms. Ca 291-5402 Arden Batwaan 0:10 a.m.-4:10 p.m MARUWI MARTIN 50 CENTS OFF HOLMDEL Tn-oon FOR SALE PRICE UP TO •200" OARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMI PHHn Otpl. 420 CUSTOM BUILDER'S — Otlfitni Rd., Haattt. AaMt parti SHOWCASE MODELS Walk H shatiplno and NY • Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Your Next tte-ltii. TIM DaHy tto|Ut«r quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Limited numbar af Tradinanal and Contemporary designs far TWO-BEDROOM — Living rt umns now under a separate distinctive heading. D/UY REGKTBt OASSKD AD mediate occupancy. and kitchen. JOnir. Adult park. Items originaling from your household may be sold By patenting this coupon IOV>% financing far ouallfl I71-0BI (or jp to $200 00 (lormerly $100.00) per article When placing you' classified id buyart. Par atipoliiliiviiil tt tat, call 140 Real Estate Wanted 1NU. PiM Mi Price lor each item must De mentioned rSorry, not food towtrtt FtmHy Ad tl CtwIrtKf A&mHtm) 946-3467 DP, SIZE mt MORE clothes for LESS AO MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE INVESTORS WMEV-lt'i dill psssiUs W»M ONLY «?• t71-MM •MI sew. Sand now bt our NEW Call 542-1700 Call 542-1700 twa-badraam fwyta SPRING SUMMER PATTERN HOUSES BOUGHT 9346 No discount II cancelled belore expiration Ms* checks ID: The OsHy Negittw CATALOG Ow 100 stytes, frea FOR CASH pattern coupon. Catalog. Jl. 8-30 No changes In copy One rtoflslar Mai*, torewfAien/. N.J (7711 14-HOUR APPRAISAL > CALL FO DETAILS. ACADEMY AOBNC REALTOR, nt-tm. Ml Mil SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY4. I960 The I 21 ury t* the k«l an ma ttM matlas tVUM Sara it 1 Han, bt —im It me Patty lium TeraiajkC NecMaaa. MI $*nmk*n and da Aabtirv Per* Pratt, tad kg ens - T»tat< Hut IH) tatt ta Ikt IIM trim tka Stratjta Oar*. Ml E ftiflmntir netfpjt The lam LIR-4t, LIR-M M LIU* tvltMa anta On tl kt m m Halka It htrtkv tlvtn tkat the BiefiV-flVO PtfTCtaWI I vWomof tecM** «t»iv M Sea aVejM Italea Batra tl Aajual rive (IIS) leet at Me M ant m SECTION * That Cha*4*r U UlLwtfBrMKk mtnt will MM Hi rtauiar tHksM LIR4B. LIR-U AND E HacMtaa mnlHf an the tour* Mtudtv tl LIR«aontt ZmUm. -s amaniaH ta add Soctte*. F Mechtaw L ocurn* landlord to FBI CITVOPU> each month la We yttr IIM al l:« O ThrauthX Nackanaa •4-11.1Wlt.l.. Uaousest anandd «U«r SECTION II TM , SECTION 14. TMs P.M. at lha Ctuacll Chambers, far LIR-412ane, M tettews Zonma. Speller. *4-u. Minimum let shall lake effort mm Ns w suspected the CIA was tisiag Bartush Hall, tttt Etal Onto Ax- SECTION 4 Tkat Chapter *t, WASHINGTON (AP) - A "TSwISmSr HtHl, ItcUta M-n.l, MM and oth- Sub section 94-u.i Uses and wwtn M liaMeat reamramoim end owMkatten according to law nut. Sat SrlpM. N.J. other raiumia— for LI R-4t Zone » Nacktuet. MOTICI Washington Poit reporter it as a "safe house " PUKNlM SOAP.D er retMatlaat tor LIR-H Ztat It wtthfei any Uft-4t Zone end ex The leieoelnej ordlmnct woe *> NOTICE If HIDES* GIVEN Formal acUta may bt lakaa al 4-11 t • IlKiiilaimial taaat. Tat who played Landlord to the Johnson gave Lescaze • Ihete iwttllini. TMi notice It alvan tea* as pwovWed In Section 94-SA lllinimttTIaamlamlaatvaaatB ^^IdtJBal h awftaTi—— j n* - -al*1t - j flVJtw traduced at a Mooting of the THAT AT THE REGULAR MEET- or rMiHoliom tor LIE-fJ Zone beroue* Council of Shrewsavrv on ING OF THE PLANNING SOAP.D pursuant so PL IW1. ChapUr 111 laat el e let la iseartiHtatial FBI considered the agency a lour of the house last month (Open Pualk Mattlnat Acll Within *nv LIR-M Zone and OK- utoelki* _ •onajis snapii oe es —ovievrs, January 14, 19M and will bo car. OF THE CITY OF LONG IRANCH c*»4 ai provided tn loctton *4 SA atj-a, *•-- M—ii J an* Utter H for final mi age oWer awMte "It must have been an an- HELO ON Jtntiarv 11. INI THE DMt): January M. Me inajMl iftjajf nri>t m • I paj pjptj ID ThThrouan h (S) No chant good tenant, if a mite myi- DOLORES GOETZE hereof, no buitdirto or land aliall be A. Principal u In LlR-4* Zones, net heerlna at tht Council meotlnoto b e FOLLOWING DECISION WERE us*o in whet* or In part for any ****** hotg March M. 19M at • M P M in teriotu noying interruption of tht un- GIVEN: Racordlnt Socretarv The same principal use* as than Iwo hundred i than Wio leHowlw purpoo**: Mr ml tied In the LI ft-a* •**. In width the munktMl buimnej, greed Street SaMtrentla: IV UH 4 tutv Ftb 4 M A. Principal its** p*rmm*d & Sycamore Avenue, at which time When reporter Lee dercover operation to have to dlvltlan MIWHM appravel. Zone bv thro* hundred (SN) (1) No cheno* B Permitted accessary uses. feel In depth alt per tens whewtsh tebtheafd will play tenant and discuss cur- Caprlo Bl« M Lot 1 »et Ml StVtWttMirv be given fuM opportunity. Letcaxe called hii house yes- (1) Oftk* bultdina* for ex- The some accessory uses as m In LIR-40 ZOAM. not less srenletl lift*) tiU pun Approval ecutive, *n**n**fkn*, ad permuted In the LIR-4O JEAN W FAgRV. R.M.C terday and asked to speak to tains and wallpaper,'' »n«ltlee/Nermae ».« in LM: mlnislrailv* and pr* ttwn on* hundred fifty 1, 4 waa granted lhe necetaerv varl- Zone (IM) feet In width and ftoroughCtorti the tenant he knew as L Rob- Lescaze wrote. NOTICE C. Minimum lot dimensions ter front*** bv two hundred Fob. 4 |in M AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE (l) Retail stores, markets, During the tour, Lescaze ""^Uwletaa/rlermer, »l» » Lei: fifty (MSI foot In deatj,. ert Johnson, he was told, CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF offices, professional of- (SI In Pi Zon*s, not Ms* Wan 2fiStlto»fN9WJtmV I, 4 MI erenttd preliminary and SHREWSBURY BY AMENDING fices, toenfcs. "He's totally unavailable. I noticed a locked basement final lila plan approval CHAPTER *4, ZONING on* hun*y*d (.00) ***t <4MM) SECTION tl. That Chapter U, room — apparently used to tttvreeatall e CCemnsunlv CMaflO SECTION I. Tktt Chatter M, facilities, _ doubt you'll ever see him Blk 1» LM: It. II. 11. 14 oat (t) Width, one hundred fifty Zonino, Soctlon 94 II, Sid* yard re- Zoning. Section U J, Ellabllshmtnl vie* establishments and (IM. »e«t quirements. It hereby amended to DIPARTMBNTO again," according to a store videotape equipment granted preliminary and llnal »lu of Zones. It amended to road tl thopplna cantors. •HVIMNMIMTAL PttOTBCTtON plan approval (1) 0—tft, two hundred fifty read as tot tows used in the investigation. (IM)foet. Subsection *4 II Sid* yard re copyright story in today's •Mete u»« nolka thai lha Ula Subsection *4-l. EstaWlshrrwnt C Minimum iot dimension* for PARKS AND 5SSBIT R V * lor ma Ftbruarv Rtoultr Matting it otionek. D Minimum yard require Post. The reporter rented his uses provided In this section, menu, principal buileMno . No change. tUHlAUOf) Feervarv U. I* For the purposes of this chapter, except shopping centers, •ARKS MANAOBMINT six-bedroom house in Sep- Spfka retention was raad grant- the Borough of Shrewsbury Is here (II The minimum yard re- B Within any nonresMentlal Lescaze's bouse was used than be as follows: quirements shall bo tht lone, two (1) side yards shall ing a varlanca. bv divided into Sixteen (U) classes (H Throuah (I) No change same at required In the during Operation Abscam — tember 1978 for $1,200 a THE PROCEEDINGS OF of districts or tones M roHowt: (4) The minimum lot LIR-M Zone. THESE CASES MAY BE IN- A TlwowotiJ Nechaiwe. dimensions and area for accordance with tha follow- a corruption Investigation in- month to Johnson, ostensibly (1) Mo building shall be con- ing provisions: __. of the concessions listed below SPECTED IN THE OFFICE OF K. LIR-eO (Limited Industrial. shopping canters shall structed within fifty (Ml will be received bv the Acting Direc- the secretary-treasurer of THE PLANNING BOARD, CITY Research, Commtrtial and bo: (I) No change. tor, Division of Parks and Forestry, volving several members of foot of any property soned (3) A lot having as its vrlncl- HALL. 144 BROADWAY, LONG Protetslonat Zone) (a) Area - eight (I) acres. Labor and Industry Bulllding, John Congress. An undercover Olympic Construction Corp. BRANCH, NEW JERSEY L. LIN-40 (Limited Industrial, Filch Way, P O Box 1430, Trenton, (b) Frontage - five hundred E. MaMimumh . The s nonresident la I purposes in Arlington, Va. — a nonexis- BV ORDER OP THE PLAN- Research, Commercial and l»0) feel New Jersey OBUS, until 11 a.m., agent operated out of the Professional Zone), M Permitted I > LlR-l shall have a tide van) of March 10, 19M. al which lime, pro- 0. No change Zone. house and a number of al- tent firm. HOWARD H WOOLLEY. JR. M. ROPH (Research Davatap- not tess than the emount posal* will bt publicly opened and mtnt. Prolesslonel and 1, Delete F. Signs Sign regulations shall of area required as a but road. Lescaze was living in New CHAIRMAN Wareheuse Zene) F. Maximum height. ba governed bv the pro- ftr tone as set forth In leged bribery transactions Fob. « tll.10 N PI Professional Zen*. (1) Principal buildings shall vllions ot Soctlon «4 5V as Section 94-33 Of this The tood/novellv concessions k> were videotaped there, York where he had been as- O. PRO-I Planned Residential not exceed forty (40) feet am*nd*d and In affect, chapter on the side along BJMI In height SECTION 7 That Chapter U, e boundary line to any Hopetcong State Park — Morrlt Lescaze's story says. signed by the Post in 1077 Development Zone. (1) Accessory buildings shall Zoning, Section w-lj. Minimum lot residential tone. In addi- County NOTICE TO BIDDERS P. PRD-i Planned RetMentlel NOTICE Is hereby given that not exceed twenty five aroat. It amended to rood at lot tion, nonresident la I lots Round Valley Recreation Area Lescaze said the FBI paid scaled MM will be received by the Development Zone. (3S) foot In height. lowv shall have the following — Hunter don Countv the rent on time and made More nations hike Mayor and Council of th* Borough of SECTION 1 That Chapter U, G. Minimum requirement! for Subsoctlon t4-ii Minimum lot side yards on each of two High Point State Park — Sussex Red Bank for th* following: Zoning, Section V4-4, Boundaries of shopping centers. areas. (J) sides Countv (two concessions) about $25,000 in improve Zones, Is amended to read as fol (I) No single structure within (a) Through (d) No The throe (1) above mentioned Uniform rental, rat** mat*. lowt: A. No Change. their oil price t*M*JCt, mrcfclM and repair ot wa- a shopping center shall be B. Nonresldential tones Th* concession* will be awarded at a ments, including an intricate Subsection M-4 Boundaries of greater Ihen four hundred minimum lot area In non- "package" to the successful bidder TOKYO (AP) - Indo- ter iwajew*. and •taclrlcal wrvlcw Zones. («0l foot In length. (o) In on LIR-40. LIR-40, with no Individual bids accepted. burglar alarm system, re- SaM bWs ar* to be op*n«d and residential zones shall ba at Llft-Mor RDP-M Zone, A. Adoption of Zoning Map The (3) No showing center shall follows: Refreshment and novelty con- cessed lighting, wood pan- nesia, Nigeria and Algeria raad In public at the Municipal boundaries of each of the not less than twenty Building, 32 Monmouth Street, Red be longer than one hun- (D Through (S) No chang*. five (IS) foot wide, ex cession located at Belleplaln State raised the price of their crude Bank. Monmouth Countv. N*w Jer- dred and fifty (ISO) feat (4) In a LIR-M Zone, sixty coot that the total width Forest — Cape May/Cumberland eling in the basement — not sey on I) February IMO at 1:00 P M created by Section Ml of unless there It provided thousand 140,000) square Of tht two (3) sldo vards Counties. to mention hidden cameras oil today. They were the this Chapter art hereby ei an offset In order to pro- feet In the LI RM or RDP m Rtf resnmtnt ana neve It y con Complete specifications and taMlthed and shown on the vide visual relief. eighth, ninth and 10th mem- form ot bids are on file et the office (7) In a LIR-40 Zone, forty Zones only, shall not bo cessions located at Bathhouse No. I and microphones. map entitled "Zoning Map. (3) No shopping center shall thousand (40,000) square less than one hundred MO Bathhouse No. 1 at Island Beech of the Purchasing Agent, 71 Chestnut Borough of Shrewsbury, There were drawbacks. bers of the Organization of Street, Red Bank, MJ-. copies ot bo constructed with a foot. HM) feet, M.I. Perk - ixeen lounlv Monmouth Countv, New Jer- building depth of greater (f) No change Refreshment and novelty con- Petroleum Exporting Coun- which mav be received bv pros- sey," revised January ltM SECTION S. That Chapter U. Soon after Johnson moved pective bidders upon request during than one hundred and fif- Zoning, Soctlon 94 14. Maximum cessions located tt Liberty Stilt which map accompanies end ty (IM) foot. (1) Every building located on Park — Hudson Countv. tries to raise prices in a normal business noun, <:00 a.m. to Is hereby declared to ba a heights ot buildings, It amended to a corner lot within anv in, "the neighbors began to 1:00 p.m. part of thlt Chapter, said (4) No shopping center mav read as follows nonreildentlal lone shall Tha duration ol tht above con notice that this bachelor ... week. BWs must be made on standard Zoning Map previously be constructed which con- Subsection 94*14. Maximum be set back from each cession agreements shell be lor one Indonesia raised its price proposal form In In* manner desig- shown be I nit ipeclfkellv sists of one tingle siruc heights of buildings. ttrtot (he following dls ID veer with two (1) one veer op rarely spent the night at nated therein end required bv th* amended hereby to tha ex- tun incorporating mul- A. Eacapt ai specified In this lance; tlons of renewal tt tht Mtt dltcre- $2, from $27.50 to $29.50 a spec If (cations, must be enclosed In a tent shown on said mao an- tiple stores. section, no building shall be (a) Through (d) No lion ol Ihe Department beted on home but had numerous well- sealed envelop* and bearing the nexed to and made a part <5) No tingle store within a erected In excess of the fol- change performance end ttrvlce. dressed, briefcase-carrying barrel, Japanese clients re- name and address of the bidder, hereof. It It specifically un- shoppjng center shall con lowing heights; (o) in anv LIR-40, LIR-oO Statements at to financial and item bid upon and addressed to Ruth derstood that tone lines shall tain more than 1 S.OOO (D- (2) No change. and LIR-M Zone, fifty experience qualifications mutt bt visitors, all male," Lescaze ported. Nigeria and Algeria Escholbtch, Borough Clerk, Munici- follow lot lines whenever a square feet of area (1) LIR-40, LIR-40 and (40) feet from the front received on regulation forms pro- announced over the weekend pal Bulldine, 33 Monmouth Street. question may arise. (I) Whenever a shopping can ' LIR-SS Zonal, forty (40) y lei line on each street. vided bv tht Acting Director, reported. Red Bank. N.J. All bids mutt be B No change. ter It constructed so thai tool. * (f) No change. Division of Parks and Forestry on or One neighbor speculated they would increase prices accompanied bv a bid bond or a C. No Change. two or more buildings (4) Through (e) No change SECTION I). That Chapter 94, before February IS, 1M0. from $30 to $34 per barrel, certified chech drawn to the order of face each other, there B. No chang*. Zoning, Section 94-31, Off-Street the house was being rented by Ihe Treasurer of th* Borough of Rod SECTION 3 That Chapter U, shall be a landscaped pe- SECTION ? That Chapter W, Perking and Loading Requirements, Statement forms, end other Informe- effective today. Bank tor not lets than ten (10%) Zoning, Section 94-5, General pro destrian mall between Zoning, Section MIS. Front yard Is hereby •mended to read at fol- llon concerning Ihe concessions mav the FBI or the Mafia, said percent of th* amount of the bid. visions. It amended to read as fol- requirements, it amended to road ai lows: be obtained after February I, IM. The prices now range lows: Lescaze, while he personally Submission of bldt will be con- (71 Supermarkets Shall not followt: Subsection 94-31, Off-Stroat et the office of the Supervisor of Subsection M-J General pro be permitted- Subsection 94-11. Front yard re- Parking and Loading Requirements. Concessions. ItM) 2*1-271}. Room ftjim a low of $26 charged by sidered es acknowledgement by th* visions. bidder that h* will comply fully with H. Slant Shm regulations shall quirements. In all tones the following regu- tot. t-etvc and IKMttrv BuUdlnc -'Saudi Arabia, which started Chapter 137 of Public Law at ap- A. Through D. No change be governed bv tho pro- V No change. lations affecting off-ttreet parking Trenton. New Jeuev. during normal proved 13 June \in F. Location and coverage of ac- visions of Section 94-SV at B. Requirementt In non- and loading*shall be observed: hours of I a.m. and 4 p.m. to Febru- the ball rolling Jan. 28, to the cessory buildings amended end In effect. residential lonts A front A. Through C. No change. arvl. KM. Parvln State Park — Salem Vendor requiring copies of bid Feb. 1.1.4 I" 40 $34 charged by Nigeria and (I) No accessory building I. Access and Egress. Acctst yard It required on every lot D. Location. Off street parking Countv documents through U. S Mails must permitted bv this chapter The duration ol the concession first forward a certified check In the In every nonre tide nt let ion*, areat shall be located as fol-' Algeria. shall be placed In any planned so that traffic haz- in a depth as follows. Ml Norica agreement shell be for one (1) veer amount ot 120.00 payable to me front or tide yard, except ard* on a malor road are not wllh two (2) one year options of re- Borough of Red Bank, to lha as specified hereafter. tl) Through (4) No chang*. (1) Through (1) No change. ITATI OF NSW Jl«»«Y Purchasing Department. Increased. On any motor (5) Fifty (») feet, measured (6) within anv LIR-M Zone, DtP»PTMIMTO» newal at the sole discretion of tht 250Othtr Public NotkfM Whore tht front, rear or rood (arterial street see Sec- Department based on performance MICHAEL J.ARNONE, side yard borders on a from the front lot Itn* to i In anv yard, but not In any •NVIKONMaNTAL PP.OTP.CTION NOTICI TO tion 11-4) acceleration and th* front of Ih* principal DIVISION OP and service. Mayor river or branch thereof, a deceleration lanes shall be front yard nor closer to ABSENT OIPINDANTt building or structure on any property lint than fif- PAP.K1AND FOP I IT P. T Statements as to financial and SUPERIOR COURT JAMES P. McGOLDRICK, private boethoute mav be provided and the tlte Plan th* lot. In an LIR-40, experience qualifications must be Purchasing Agent built In such front, tide or than be so laid out so as to teen (IS) feet. • UPM.UOF OF NEW JERSEY rear yard, subject to the LIR-40, LIR-SS or RDP-SS (7) Within anv LIR-40 Zone, PARKS MMMCSMINT received on regulation (or mi pro- Docket No. F-32*f-» Feb. 4 m-oO eliminate left-turning move Zone. vided bv the Acting Director. approval of a majority of menu against traffic either In ant yard, but not In any atat Uvto Citcannai STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: 141 s«a Bright the members of tha Board entering or leaving the tlte or (61 No Change. front yard nor closer to Seeled proposals for tht opera Division of Parks and Forestry on or Philip F. Brown and Hilda E. M Adjustment. The max- malor road C. No change. inv properly line than ten lion of tht boat llvtrv concessions before February IS, •«•». Brown, hit wife; Richard F. Phelps imum floor area of all D. No change. listed below will be received bv Ihe and Hfld* S Phelps, hit wile. buildings. Including ac- SECTION S. That Chapter V4, SECTION 10. That Chapter U, nw wit " •*»——• Acting Director, Division of Perks statement forms, and other Informa- YOU ARE HEREBY SUM FOR BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT cessory buildings, shall Zoning, It amended to add Section Zoning, Section 44-ie, Rear yard re- E. Through I No change. end Forestry, Labor end Industry tion concerning the concessions mev WONEO and required to serve upon Resolution offered bv Mr. Mon not exceed twenty •4-11.3, Uses and other regulations quirements, Is amended to read as Building, John Fitch Way. P.O. Box be obtained after February 1, tNO, Alvln D. Miller, ESQulre. whose ad- for LIR-eO Zone, as follows: J. Required off street parking letusco. percent (30%) of the en- followt: footage It used In this subsec- 1420. Trenton. New Jersey rjttli, un al the office of the Supervisor of dress li 21) Barclay Pavilion East Seconded by Mr. Reive* tire lot area In residential S 94-11.3. Uses and other ro«u- Subtoctlon Wll Rear yard re- tion, It shall be doomed to til March 10. ivto. to a.m., at which Concessions, (tO*> 2*3-2713, Room Route TO, Cherry Hill, New Jersey RESOLUTION tones Thli tubtectlon tellont for LIR-M Zone. quirements mean total square feet of lime, proposals will bt publicly KM, Labor and Industry Building. MOW. an Answer to the Complaint WHEREAS, there exists the shall not apply to fire- Within anv LIR-M Zone and ex A rear yard shall be provided on building floor space. opened and read. Trenton, New Jersey during normal (ai Amended) filed In a civil action need for legal services for the Board proof garden or storage cept at provided In Section 94 5A every lot between the principal (1) Through (4) No change. The boat liveries kxatto al hours of I a.m. and t P.m. to Feoru In which Federal Netlonal Mortgage of Adjustment ot the Borough ot Sea type shads or buildings hereof, no building or land shall be building and th* rear lot line, and the (S) Snooping centers, super Wtwtvtndt Stele Perk — Sul- Association li plaintiff and Frank Bright, Countv ot Monmouth, and not exceeding one hun- used In whole or In part for any other minimum depth of such a rear yard markets and department len Countv Kortdas, el al are defendants, pend- WHEREAS, funds are or will be dred (100) square feel In Ihen the following purposes: ing In the Superior Court of New available tor this purpose, and, area, located In rear or A. Principal uses Permitted. 242 Shrewsbury 241 Shrewsbury 241 Shrewsbury Jeriev, within thlrty-flvt davf after WHEREAS, tha Local Public side yards. These build- (1) Scientific, engineering 242 Shrewsbury Monday, February 4,19S0, txcluslvt Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1 re- ings shall not be closer and/or research labora- Borough Borough of such date. If you fall to do to, * than five

t 22 The UMLV Regiaer SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. i960 Snowless winter could lead to drought in New England there's little else to do but CONCORD, NH (API - weather bureau's chief Unites, the pattern of below Without the water, hydro is the spring "We're wor- about 13 percent. ney said A fickle winter that brought meteorologist, isn't overly average readings will con plants can't produce elec- ried about the reft of the Sullivan said New Eng- "What hydro we can't wait. precious little mow and optimistic "We've been ex- tinue to spread " tricity, " said Hugh Sullivan, hydro year." he said. "If land Power's 1 million cus- generate because of the lack "The Farmers' Almanac spoiled the fun for ikiers may pecting it all winter and we The lack of snow is having director of hydro production there is no rain or snow to tomers in Rhode Island. Mas of runoff from snow would says one thing. The weather lead to a teriout drought in haven't gotten it yet." he a predictable effect on the for New England Power Co produce a melt off, we could sachusetts and New Hamp- have to be relpaced with oil service says another and it'i northern New England this said "I can see so reason for levels of lakes, streams and "Like everybody else, we're run into trouble " shire will have to pay the which is very, very ex- turning into a situation where the emergency planners to river watching the weather and us- Public Service Co. of New difference in the higher cost pensive." McKenney said. everyone is holding their Federal and state officials stop planning " Among those closely ing our existing water as Hampshire runs nine hydro of fossil fuel that must be Civil defense agencies In breath to see exactly what are preparing for the wont Dozens of people, mostly watching the flow of water carefully as we can " plants on New Hampshire's used to replace any drop in the three states, are evsl- happens." said Frank Black- "There'i no precedent for employees of the V£ Geo- are two of New England's While hydro production al- rivers Company spokesman hydro power uating all changes In the ey. a hydraulic technician in toil." says David Can of logical Survey, have been large utilities ready is slightly below the Gordon McKenney said hydro The problem faces Public weather and water levels and the geological survey's Con- New Hampshire Civil De- checking water levels In New "It's really simple norm. Sullivan's real concern production in January is off Service's customers. McKen planning accordingly^ But cord office. fense "We've never had a Hampshire, Maine and Ver- winter without snow before mont. v so It would be foolish not to John Cotton, a geological plan for the worst The prob- survey hydrologist. said a 30- lem is we really don't know day survey released Friday what the worst could be." indicated one area with a wa- No one is panicking. But ter level below average cov- as each day passes with little ering parts of the three MkBantic announces the 6-month or no snow, a growing states number of agencies are dust- "We've found below aver- ing off emergency plans and age readings in a belt about designing new ones 50 miles wide starting in Ver- — Civil Defense planners mont at Lake Champlaln, in New Hampshire are updat- eastward through ing lists of milk Upkers and Montpelier, into Lancaster other clean vehicles which and Berlin in New Hampshire can be used to transport wa- and then onto the Middle ter between towns Dam area of Maine." Cotton — As river levels dip, the said amount of hydroelectric Another area of below av- power also drops and electric utilities say they will have to erage water levels is a tri- replace low cost hydro power angle taking in Keene. N.H.. with energy produced by and Brattleboro and White fossil fuels River Junction in Vermont, — Vermont Civil Defense he said has six miles of pipe and Cotton said, "We are at a heavy pumps that can be used Crossroads. The time of ma- to move water where it's jor recharge (of water needed levels) is ahead but the situ- Tin National Weather Ser- ation is so fluid that we can- Bob Van Buren, vice's monthly prediction for not predict what we're up Chairman, Time Certificate northern New England in against." Midlantic Banks Inc. February shows slightly In Maine. Glenn Prescott. of Deposit above average precipitation another geological survey is expected. hydrologist. said. "If the But even Joe McCall. the lack of rain or snow con- Handicapped unit chaired by Ditto FREEHOLD - William review budget matters which Ditto is the newly elected affect services to the handi- chairman of the Advisory capped. Board for Handicapped Per- Members of the advisory sons, a panel established in board, and the agencies they October by the Monmouth represent, are Alex Buono, County Board of Freeholders. Office of the Handicapped; Other officers elected by Ditto, Board of Social Ser- the group at its organization vices; Joan Hecht, con- meeting Jan. 22 were Linda sumer; Louis Klein, N.J. Serko, vice chairman, and Division of Vocational Re- Margaret Whale, secretary. habilitation Services; Joan Ditto is a supervisor for Litwin, Consumer Affairs; the Monmouth County Board Thomas McNally, Monmouth of Social Services. He also County Mental Health Board; serves as social work consul- Serko, county Department of tant for the newly established county Office of the Handi- Health, and Whale and Anita capped. Kneeley, United Cerebral Serko is health Educator Palsy Treatment Center. for the Monmouth County De- partment of Health, while The advisory board plans Whale is director of the new to meet at times and In placet adult program of United that are accessible to handi- Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth capped residents to that they and Ocean counties. can participate fully in its The functions of the ad- deliberations HHIHHsHi^a^aA visory board, as outlined in its bylaws, are to provide the Its next meeting is sched- freeholders with information uled Feb. 26 at 2:30 p.m. in concerning the needs, withes the ground floor conference and status of disabled resi- room, of the Board of Social dents of Monmouth County; y interest Sarvices Building. East Free- law allows, to review and make recom- hold Road, Freehold. Dis- mendations on policies, pro- cedures and programs neces- cussion will focus on the sary to the operation of the future of the Office of the Office of the Handicapped, Handicapped. and to evaluate the progress Further information can then we pay more! of the Office of the Handi- be obtained by contacting the capped. The board also "will Office of the Handicapped. HllliMlllillMMMtllllltMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMUIIMMIIMIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIItlllllllMIMIII With inflation where it is today, ordinary C.D.'sjust County Births don't workh hard enough for you.

IIIIMIIIIIItMMimiltHIHimilllMIMHIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIimillltlimilllllttllllllllllllllllllll HI VERVIEW Berger (Gwendyln Buy a $10,000 6-month Midlantic Money Market Red Baak Yarborough). 158 Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ave., Asbury Park, son, Jan. Tromsdorff (Celia Pliulli), 2031 Rivera Parkway, Point Mr and Mrs. Thomas Par- Certificate of Deposit and at least you know your money Pleasant, daughter. Jan. 29. isi (Pauline Marlnello), 1(2 Mr. and Mrs. Chin Tea Townsend Drive. Freehold, Chang (Song Hut Park). 532 son, Jan. 29. is putting up the best fight possible. Front St., Union Beach, Mr and Mrs. Laurence daughter, Jan. 21. Gurman Una Greenhause). Mr. and Mrs. Douglas 10S. Westfield Road, Howell, Because with Midlantic's "Greedy CD. "your Sigler (Patricia Majcher). daughter. Jan. 30. 200 Highway 36, East Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keansburg, son, Jan. 29. Burgos. (Pamela Bollto), 603interest is credited monthly... and automatically Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Seventh Ave.. Asbury Park, Weitzner (Jane Friedman), daughter, Jan. 30. < 45 Ivanhoe Lane, Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis reinvested in a savings account, where it keeps working son. Jan. 30. Cassidy (Rosemarie Huet- JERSEY SHORE tler). 10 Boud Ave., Farm- Neptne Ingdale. daughter. Jan. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr and Mrs. Yitzchok for yOU. \m6^\^^i^r^r^mer^mn^ Hankins (Mary Goodman). ,Shain I Yehudis Greenbaum), I'd like to open a "Oreedy CO." CI am enclosing $_ (minimum deposit 110 ooo> 214 A Iron One Road, English- Box 121, Adelphia, daughter, DI am sending my present passbook (see authorization section below) town, daughter, Jan. 22. Jan. 31. Mail us your check. And put .\ Name , Jointly with ____ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott I In trust toi Number« Street (Martha Dykstra), 9 Smith MONMOUTH MEDICAL UagBraurb I City : - Stale St., Farmingdale, daughter, a "Greedy CD."or two to work Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Jan. 22 Telephone No Social Security No («) Kerber (Marina Mirabito) 49 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rosalyn Court, Elberon, I Authorited Signature^)— Lauer (Stacey Plsano). 307 foryoul daughter, Jan. 22. I ID do D do not currently have a Midlantic Statement Savings account Sixth Ave., Asbury Park, son, Mr. and Mrs. John Christ- ' Account No.., s Jan. 22 opher Searl (Ruth Ann Rose) Mr. ind Mrs. John Comb- | TRANSFER AUTHORIZATION M Lake Drive, Howell, son, H1 eCUpan P 0< er (Marian L«el, 505 Page Jan. 23. * " " "" •""" »» ~" * Ave., AlK-nhurct, son, Jan. 22. Mr. and Mrs. David Bum- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Account No bera (Wne B. McDermott) Newman (Louvenia Kendle), MIDLANTIC I Pay to Midlanlic National Bank Merchants (Enter amount or Balance ol Account).. 41° Bergen Ave.. Lakewood. 614 Pine St., Asbury Park, daughter, Jan. 25. I From (Enter name and address ol ftank)__ daughter, Jan. 23. Midlantic National Bank/Merchants Mr. and Mn. Doug Red- NEW YORK UNIVERSITY I hereby certily that 'any and all persons having any interest in this account ate living fern (Norma Kephart). 31 MEDICAL CENTER I Signature . _—_____^_____ RB Woodside Drive, Howell, son, Capt. and Mrs. Vincent A. I IMPORTANT: Ftdtrtl r*f utaf tons nqutn substantial Ml Jan. 23. Black II (Fran Walsh). otpotfts twfora mtturHy ml — Mr. and Mrs. Clem E. Shrewsbury, son, Jan. 220 Member FDIC