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VOL.99 NO. 158 SHREWSBURY, N. J. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1977 15 CENTS Insurance hike closing 4 MCOSS clinics By DORIS KULMAN care centers, according to Mrs. John Klem, the MCOSS direc- absurd for clinics like ours, which are screening clinics, not tor of public relations and development, treatment clinics," Mr. Riddell declared RED BANK — A six-fold Increase in the cost of medical According to the MCOSS spokespersons, the huge leap in He said there is need "for federal or foundation money malpractice insurance Is forcing the MCOSS Family Health the cost of malpractice Insurance doesn't affect its daytime for this type of screening, which includes cancer screening in and Nursing Service to shut down Its four evening clinics clinics because those clinics are staffed either by private phy- a state that is known as cancer alley. which served 1,600 Monmouth County patients last year sicians, who carry their own malpractice Insurance, or by The MCOSS paid (14,000 for malpractice insurance last resident physicians at Monmouth Medical Center, Long The budget situation has been tight at the (5-year-old non- year for the 10 physicians who staff its evening clinics. The Branch, who serve as part of their residency and are covered profit MCOSS, the largest home health care agency in the COM this year for the same number of physicians Is projected by the hospital Insurance. state "and to a great extent the increase in malpractice insur- at MS.000 to 185,000, Andrew J. Rlddell, the agency adminis- ance costs was the straw that broke the camel's back," Mr. The physicians who staff the MCOSS evening clinics are Riddell said. trator, said. Monmouth Medical Center residents who are "moonlighting" The scheduled shutdown doesn't afreet Die MCOSS day. The agency, which served 10,773 patients in 128,000 home, and so the agency has to purchase the malpractice insurance. office or clinic visits last year, had a 1176 budget of $2.6 mil- time clinics. Mr. Riddell said. The evening clinics, which will be discontinued beginning lion, of which |lt5,000 came from private sources Jan. 31, are the gynecological clinics In Middletown and Mata- He said the astronomical jump in malpractice Insurance But were it not for "a fairly sizable bequest" the amount wan, the venereal disease clinic in Manasquan, and the family costs would double the cost of the clinics "and would make collected from private sources last year would have fallen health clinic In Freehold. the cost for one patient to visit our venereal disease clinic $40,000 to 150.000 below the sum collected from private As of Jan. II, the agency also is suspending the health HO." sources in 1175, MCOSS spokespersons said. screening service it has been providing free for children at 12 Noting that the clinic physicians have detected serious The major part of the budget comes from fees, which are day care centers In the county. medical problems and referred patients (or corrective treat- scaled according to a patient's ability to pay, from Medicare The twin pressures of rising costs and a 1200,000 across- ment, Mr. Rlddell described the closing of the clinics as and Medlcaid payments, from the county freeholders and the the-board cut in federal funds, principally Medicare funding, "tragic ... we know they are needed." 50 Monmouth municipalities which contract with MCOSS for compels the suspension of the screening program at the day "And the malpractice insurance premiums are even more See Insurmrr, page 2 AairewJ. RMdeB Mrs Jain Uess Byrne in State of State talk defends income tax By CARL ZEITZ open challenge: Show us a tne tax program would deliv- dress he told the legislators to defend it in a reelection better way." promised property tax re- that the record they have campaign. TRENTON (AP) - Gov. He added. "If there is a lief and that the controls on forged with him was a good Byrne said he was aware Brendan T. Byrne delivered better way let us test it In the government spending that ac- one. adding, '1 am proud to that some say little can be ac- an election year annual mes- crucible of public debate." companied it would work. be judged on that record." complished In an election sage yesterday that called for The governor asserted that At the conclusion of the ad- suggesting that he was ready year but he«irged the law- some new programs, com- makers to work with him to pletion of other unfinished accompSsh the goals he out- business and hinted strongly lined in the address. that he Is moving toward a The governor's specific new declaration of candidacy for proposals called for auto in- reelection. Talk seen signal surance reforms, including Byrne devoted a consid- raising the. present 1200 thre erable portion of the address shold on no-fault auto insur- before a joint session of the ance; tightening up welfare legislature to the state in- rules so that able bodied come tax program with which of reelection bid workers thrown onto the pub- STATI OF STATE MESSAGE - Gov. Brendan Byrne pounds script as he he is so closely associated lic assistance rolls would and which Is thought to be the By SHERRY CONOHAN "His statements, particularly where he have to go to work on public makes point during his anhual State of the State address to a joint session was challenging the opponents of the income of the legislature In Trenton yesterday. source of much public dis- StatekMse Ctrresptidrm projects; centralizing and satisfaction with the gover- tax to come up with a better proposal rather speeding up the process by nor. TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, in than criticiw the present one, sound like his which state permits are is- his State of the State message yesterday, opening campaign statement,' Sen. Buehler. sued establishing a central In what sounded like a chal- clearly signaled his intention to seek election who has been one of Gov. Byrne's most loyal agency to deal with mass lenge to possible opponents to a second term as governor in November, In supporters In the legislature, said "The bol- transportation and giving it for his office, the governor the opinion of several Monmoulh County leg- lom line, in my view, is that he definitely is a power to take over the oper- Senate passes said he knew criticism of the islators. candidate." ations of private carriers thai tax would increase and be- State Sen. Herbert J. Buehler. I) Mini cannot continue to provide come "more vigorous and mouth, said he interpreted the governor's A finance committee to raise money for a service. emotional as the November sweeping outline of legislative accom- possible bid by Gov Byrne for a second term The governor also an- election approaches." plishments during the three years of his ad- has been formed and registered with Ihe nounced a 1300,000 federal Byme said. "I stand ready ministration as a statement of the platform state Election Law Enforcement I'ommis- See Byrne, page 2 death penalty bill to meet that criticism with in he will campaign on this year. See Talk, page 2 TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey Senate approved a bill yesterday that would bring back the death penalty to the Feldman reelected Senate head state, leaving the measure a step away from final approv- Register Stateaease Bireaa nominated Mr. Feldman for reelection, said he joint committee or the Senate half only to do it. al by the legislature. had known him for many years and had grown lo After his reelection as Senate President. Mr The upper house voted 21 to TRENTON - Sen. Matthew Feldman, D-Ber- respect, admire and love him during that time. Feldman was immediately administered the oath 14) in favor of the bill restor- gen, who pleaded guilty a few weeks ago to a fed- "He has performed that service (as Senate of office by Senate Majority Leader Joseph M

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N J WEDNESDAY. 12 1977 The Ddy Register 5 Two alleged 'enforcers' get prison terms for threats •y BARBARA K.ATELL trial of bookmaking and con- collect $4,000 in gambling According to the police and other indictment: and same stabbed in the throat, and Jo- (bctedi empt- and were placing him under spiracy to conduct book- debts from Asmar. testimony by Asmar, the convictions. seph Nelson, 20, of Oakwood ing to assault arrest when Asmar allegedly FREEHOLD - Two men making on sporting events When Asmar refused to pay threats of Nov. 25, 1175, were The next night, Nov. 26, in Road, Leonardo, was shot in wltb assault reached over the shoulder of who had been found guilty of Charles Reap, 27, of Linda the debts run up in betting on only part of a complicated another incident at the Mid- the face and stomach. with a assault one policeman and shot Nel- threatening the life of Robert Place, Hazlet, was sentenced sporting events, the two men case that has led to several night Rambler. Asmar was Nelson was subsequently in- and ied rob- son. Amur, owner of the Midnight to one-to-three years in state allegedly threatened Asmar's bery of however, Last summer Asmar was Rambler, Rt. J5, Middletown, prison. He had been found life, according to two of the died about a ago, alle- found guilty and placed on because he had failed to pay guilty in the same trial on the Middletown policemen who gedly of a probation for two years for il- a ROM gambling debt, hive bookmaking and conspiracy testified they were at the bar Monmouth Beach sea wall Asmar w, legal possession of a gun in been sentenced to five-to- charges. and overheard the threats. shooting of his car on Nov. 27, 1975. the eight years in state prison by During the trial, three Reap, the police contended, dieted on day following the alleged at- Superor Court Judge Merrttt members of the Middletown wu the local runner for an tempted tempted murders. LaneJr bidding by March is seen Police Department testified area bookmaking ring who intent to Joseph Nardelli. 21. of Knoll Robert Centeno, 34, of that Butler and Centeno were was called to the Midnight pistol and Ter, and Carmen Cogliano. Spring Lake, and Daniel But MONMOUTH BEACH - (PWEA). bathing pavilion will not cost bookmakers and underworld Rambler by Centeno and But- Bidding on construction of the the borough any money, he 30. of Cypress St., both Haz- ler, M, of Bayonne, had also The borough will receive His trial "enforcers" who were sent to ler to positively identify As- /south beach sea wall here is added. let, were acquitted last Sep- been found guilty by a Jury over $1 million for the con- originally the Midnight Rambler the af- mar as the one who owed the expected to begin around In other business, commis- tember of charges they con- last month after a three-week struction under the act, it was last month,' ternoon of Nov. 25. 1179, to HOOO. March, Mayor Sidney B sion awarded bids for pur- spired to commit atrocious announced last month. conclusion Johnson said at last night's chase of two polite cars to assault on Asmar on Nov. 26. Monmouth Beach's appli- ler, Ci Borough Commission meet- West Side Ford, Neptune, the 1975 cation was one of six in the was poslpoi ing low bidder. The two men allegedly county approved for PWEA when Asmar Hi Commission last night were present in the Midnight funding, although final notifi- The borough is replacing a an accident the night before adopted an ordinance author- two-year-old standard police Rambler when Nelson at- cation of the approvals have he was to testify in the trial izing construction of a sea car and a three-year-old un- tacked Asmar. Also,' Asmar not yet been received, Mayor of the "enforcis;" wall in the unprotected Johnson said. marked car. has testified that they were stretch of beachfront with The construction of a sea With trade-in allowances. According to both Asmar s the men to whom he owed the funding through the Public wall from the north Long West Side's bid was 14,270 on attorney and jrosecution (4.000 Works Employment Act Branch border to the borough the police car and $3,604 for sources. Asmar was luund un- Cogliano and several others the smaller, unmarked car. conscious in the jUrkmn lot ul have been convicted of book- Prices quoted by the other the Midnight Rambler Id' making charges. But William Dr. King fete scheduled bidder, Fairway Ford, Long hail apparently been run Nardelli. of Matawan Ave , Branch, for the two cars to- down by a car. Despite the Matawan, who was also in- LONG BRANCH - The eron, will be the guest speak taled about $1,000 more. accident, he testified at the dicted on charges of book- er. The Rev. Mr Cameron is Martin L. King Memorial The commission also au- tn.il lint then Hh the hos- making, died before he could Guild Association will observe an Instructor at Montclair pital come to trial, allegedly a sui- State College and pastor of thorized the borough clerk to the birthday of the late Dr enter into a contract with cide. King Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Calvary Baptist Church, In the up •trial, the Asmar also faces other Red Bank. Garden State Electrical In- the Second Baptist Church, spection Co. to make on-site prosecutiS Tfecled to charges, including a rape ac- Liberty St., here. Cecil N. Mooney is presi- inspections pursuant to the charge thaio, tiere again cusation, and recently he was The combined Community dent of the Martin Luther new state Uniform Construc- keeping the ba idet surveil- arrested by Middletown po- Choirs and Chorus will be King Memorial Guild Associ- tion Code. lance and «U 'Sent when lice on charges he helped ation and the Rev. C. P. Wil- beat up members of a band heard Mayor Henry R. Clotfl Municipal Court Judge liar Nelson attacked 4*>.Miiai The liams, pastor of the Second who had performed at the and heads of other civic 17 S. Evans was reappointed police reportrtedl* j {wil» l testify Baptist Church, is program Midnight Rambler. groups will speak. to another three-year term that they had led Nelson Clergymen of various faiths chairman. will participate worship ser- vtce. Atol- Edwin L. Scanlan, right, Red Bank, author of "The A to Z System: Awards will be given to two A Unique New Technique for the Cure of Alcoholism", shows Morey Ber- outstanding football players ger. Eastern Branch Librarian, a display that will be used with his lecture. and Long Branch High School He will discuss the technique at 7:45 p.m., Jan. 19, at the Eastern Branch of Coach Frank Glalzer. the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. The Rev. Samuel S Cam-

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Kttiblulml in 1*78 - Puhluhcd h> The Red Bank Hrtcblrr By JACK ANDERSON '»» •MIMHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII most dangerous measures with representatives of the Md LES WHITTEN were introduced by Sen. Ed- American Petroleum Institute With one oil tanker after mund Muskie, D Me., and . . Thereafter, another revi- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN another bleeding oil upon our WASHINGTON Rep. Paul Rogers, D.-Fla. sion of the bill wai pre- President and Editor Seacoasts, the American The bills would have assessed pared." This contained addi- people not only are stuck with SCENE the clean-up costs to the in- tional concessions. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor the environmental blight but dustries that make a profit Crowed one shipping repre- must also pay most of the iiiMiMiMitiiHitiimimiiiimiiiimiiiiimiii from oil. sentative: "We believe (the clean-up costs The shipowners tracked concessions) would accom- t WEDNESOAY. JANUARY 12 1977 The secret papers of the English and Greek, proving these bills more carefully plish as good • result is the shipowners reveal how they that the international petro- than they had ever monitored shipowners' and their (insur- bamboozled Congress in the leum and shipping industries a storm at sea. "Prospects of ANDERSON ance) clubs could hope to 'If I gave you any money, late lKOs to absolve them blocked the laws, which the (Muskie) bill's passage spill, in other words, the in- achieve in any oil pollution from financial liability They might have saved our coasts . . ." warned one lobbyist surance-shipping crowd want- bill which the United States you'd just blow it on coffee.' anticipated the nasty oil spil- from the oil blight. gloomily, "are considered to ed to let the owners off with a Congress might pass." II lages, which have now pol- In Athens, Brussels, Lisbon, be very good." simple account of the acci- should not. the memo added, luted our Shores. They lob- London, New York and The shipping lobbyists were dent. It would be left to the "have any serious effect on bied behind the scenes, there- Rome, according lo these joined by the oil lobbyists. victims to clean up the oily the (Insurance) premiums." fore, to make sure they documents, international oil "The American Petroleum In- mess. Yet even this limited anti- wouldn't have to pay the men, shippers and Insurance stitute will lobby to limit the Representatives of the pollution measure was kept damages. moguls conspired privately as liability of a shipowner," hap- world insurance and shipping off the law books for two In fact, they foresaw an en- early as 1117 to thwart the pily reported one agent to his Industries slipped up to Capi- more years. It provided (or a vironmental catastrophe, U.S. antlpollutlon bills Athens-based bosses. tol Hill In July, IMS to sell moderate boost in liability, which hasn't yet happened They were worried about Meanwhile, shippers and in- this idea to the House Public with no real means for collec- Some day, they expect a gi- the inevitability of oil spills surers met privately in Rome Works Committee. They paid ting on oil disasters. ant, 200.000-ton supertanker to The huge supertankers car- in late 1967 to consider the a quiet call on Richard Sulli- In the last Congress, envi- break up and belch 90 million ried enough oil to con- problem. This was followed van, the chief counsel, who ronmentalists tried once more to 80 million gallons of oil into taminate an entire seacoast. four months later by another was processing the anti-pollu- to place more liability for oil our coastal waters. This These long, whale-shaped sea secret meeting in Lisbon tion legislation. spillages on the oil industry would be enough to stain the monsters were constructed of They finally agreed, accord- "We were pleased to and the tanker fleets. But surf and blacken the beaches such thin steel for their size, ing to a memo by one of the team," one agenl wrote back once again It was bottled up for hundreds of miles. warned the experts, that they participants, to oppose "strict 10 his superiors, that Sullivan by the special interests. We began to investigate the would rip apart if they should liability on shipowners for would "abandon" the Idea of FMtatte: The able Sulli- oil industry's awesome power ever run aground. damage caused by the escape holding the shipowners and van, who was merely car- to pollute after the tanker Members of Congress, for- of oil." 011 companies totally liable rying out orders, told us he Argo Merchant broke apart seelng the danger, began They hoped to limit the for their oil accidents. The remembered the 1»68 meet- on a shoal off Nantucket and drafting some tough liability liability of shipowners merely lobbyists also "argued stre- ings. He admitted the memos gushed more than seven mil- laws. This U.S. move could to a polite explanation. "The nuously against (unlimited) made him "look like I was in lion gallons of oil into a set a worldwide slandard. owner of a vessel from which liability for removal costs "of somebody's pocket." But he pounding sea. which could raise insurance ' oil has escaped, causing pollu- spilled oil. "Mr. Sullivan and insisted he had acted in what We made trips out of state rates sky high or even make tion, (should) explain how the his staff finally agreed." (he he thought was the public in- and out of the country to the supertankers uninsurable. oil was permitted to escape," memo reported triumphantly. terest. "Maybe I should have question oil insiders. We ob- the shipowners feared. It was proposed. According to the document. been tougher," he said, sigh- tained documents in both Ftom their viewpoint, the In case of a disastrous oil Sullivan then "met separately ing. Loyal to the home team By JIM BISHOP IIMII+IIIIIIIIIIIIIII heard nothing, it is refreshing admiration of both confer- to note that they remember ences and a seven-syllabled The football season Is over. THE some of those short and ob- exclamation from Howard Co- For me, it's the best game In tuse words. sell. The time came tor them town. Maybe the only game in No coach In either confer- to fall apart - as the old town. It's the coliseum in REPORTER ence can match Shula's Bears and Giants did and the Rome. It's gladiators; King record of 144 won. 47 . 5 Packers, too. Arthur and the Knights. It's a miiiiiiiiiiii • ii niiiiiiniiiiii tied The coaching staff was The 75.000 head coaches gang fight in an alley. It's better than the team, even point gravely to busted knees. war; chess with shoulder lines and carry the ball is be- when Miami won two Super They point to the loss of War- pads. cause it's illegal. Bowls field, Klick and Csonka. It I'm a Miami Dolphin fan. He's got the record book in The man behind the Dol- doesn't matter that Csonka Yesterday, today, tomorrow. his pocket. Sometimes he can phins Is a half-Irish, half- BISHOP flopped with the Giants and They were six and eight this sit in a dark room with his Lebanese kid. Joe Robbie. He Klick spends his time looking year, which sounds like team and freeze-frame a came out of South Dakota like volving door they plan to at mountains in Denver. They crooked dice. The sports Mucker or a linebacker out of a runaway rocket. Everybody bronze and mail to Joe. He think that trading writers speak patiently of position four times. He likes knew that Miami was palm earned it. The Dolphins were was a skull. busted knees. The Dolphins to pace off first downs on the trees, sunshine and surf. It the wrong team in the wrong It doesn't matter. The rea- played badly. They didn't ground; a real estate man. surely wasn't football, unless town at the wrong time. If son I'm a Dolphin fan is be- need loyalty^hen they were His assistant coaches sit in you want to count scores of they won 4 and lost 10 it was cause they are exciting to Worthwhile survey 17 and zip. a glass booth next fo our high schools which seemed to a going season watch whether they win or It is still not determined if as- that are flaking or tnat are within They need it now. They seats They are formidable have thousands of little kids lose. Even when they blow it, in big helmets running all Nobody knows how Liz I spend a little time sitting, bestos coating in the Ramtown reach of children with rulers. need 75,000 fans like me. Weil men. Mike Scarry, Carl Ta- over the turf. lived with him through those most of the time standing. be there in August, following self, and Howard years. She's a little smiler School is the cause of a Howell It is known that exposure to as- This year I heard Miami every play like 75,000 head Schnellenberger watch the Robbie believed. He Is the who rolls with the punches. Township boy's illness, but it's wise bestos, over a period of many years, fans boo their . coaches. It is the nature of plays from high up, and kind of fighter nobody wants When Shula left Baltimore, he of the state to order a survey of all It's their privilege. It's a li- can cause cancer if the con- the game to make snarling, phone their observations to meet in an alley. He got cut a fillet out of the Dolphins cense that goes with a ticket. schools in New Jersey to determine centration of fibers in the air is in- roaring beasts of its fans. down to Shula. the franchise when he didn't and shook hands with Robbie. And yet a losing team is the if the ceilings are coated with the tensive. Inasmuch as many children I haven't met , There is a big hole in the have the money. I didn't "Stay off the sidelines," he know that pro football players test of loyalty. You sorrow pollutant. may be spending as many as eight the head coach, but I know side of their booth. Our Karen said. he's the best. He's a per- and Kathleen grew up learn- were paid every Monday for with the men on the field. Dr. Joanne Finley, state commis- years in conditions that approximate fectionist; a teeth-grinder; a ing a brand new language 14 Mondays until I met him. Geniuses are like genii. You grieve. You shout your sioner of health, says the asbestos such exposure, caution certainly is pacer who never wants to see from these gentlemen. The Every Friday he flew to They are at their best when anger. found in Howell schools does not in order. It also must be remem- third and long. The only rea- girls' mother taught them to Chicago to borrow the payroll they remain in their own bot- The important thing Is that constitute a health hazard. She made bered that teachers also may be sub- son he doesn't leave the side- be ladies, to pretend that they from a bank. They have a re- tles. The Dolphins earned the you're there.. . that statement despite an announce- jected to the exposure over even ment that test results of the asbestos greater periods of time. fiber content of the air in one of the We hope it is found that the schools showed it to be well below the Howell youngster's sickness is in no , federal minimum standards set by Congressman at the barricades way related to the asbestos coating, the federal Occupational Safety and and that he enjoys a quick recovery. By ROBERT YOAKUM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mil sentatives should vote a new form. Some people are saying Health Administration. One positive result of his ailment, "Pessimistic? Why should I code of ethics " thai senators and representa- Dr. Fred G. Burke, state com- though, is that it dramatized a po- be pessimistic?" shouted Rep ANOTHER Bass pointed his cane at' tives should make complete missioner of education, said he tential health hazard which may re- resenutive Phllbert Bass, 08- me. "He said that? You sure? financial disclosures so the wants his department to review the sult in drastic changes in regu- year-old chairman of the pow- Old Tip doesn't look like one public can tell whether LOOK they're honest." survey to determine how many lations dealing with construction in erful reform subcommittee of of those reformer types what the House Appropriations with his ample belly, big Rep. Bass turned alar- schools have asbestos coated ceilings the state. Committee. • n IIIIIHIIIIIIIII mi nose, and red Irish face. mingly red, and wheeled "Well," I replied, "a lot has Looks like one of the boys." slowly toward my chair. happened lo encourage the to, destroy — Uh, what did" "Maybe so, but he said the "I hope you're joking, son," reformers since I last saw you say? Something happened he said, peering into my eyes; Special's use of pistols present code was 'toothless.'" YOAKUM you. And you are known all to encourage those yellow-bel- "Toothless! Nothing wrong voice quavering. "That's the Donald F. Guluzzy, manager of Guluzzy said in warning the Town- over this city for your hatred lied rascals?" with being toothless!" Bass "That's ridiculous! Why most lubverslve idea I've. Matawan Township, has prohibited ship Council of lawsuits that could of reformers." "Quite a bit. President-elect exclaimed. "Look at George would Wayne and Wilbur re- beard since I came here In oughtyiuc." special policemen in the township _result from a special officer's use of "You damn betcha I hate Carter just announced a Washington! Look at me! Got sign? Don't tell me they got reformers! " Bass bellowed, tough code of ethics for the my first set of store-bought caught up In that silly Teapot "No, I'm serious, Congress- from carrying pistols while on duty. IThandgun. whipping his wheelchair out executive branch. Several choppers back in, oh, let's Dome business." man. President-elect Carter Their only authorized weapon will be We agree with Mr. Guluzzy. from behind his desk. "Those congressmen have been in- see..." "You probably mean Wa- has ordered all executive the normal police club. While special police perform a lily-livered, bleeding-heart re- volved in scandals And your "Congressman, I'd like to tergate. The Teapot Dome branch officials to make fi- fine and needed service which helps formers are what's wrong new Speaker, Tip O'Neill, stick to the subject of reform scandal was back In the nancial disclosures Why not Some of the township's 10 spe- said that the House ol Repre- congressmen?" to relieve a regular force, they do with this place! They're out here on Capitol Hill. Even lWO's." cials believe the prohibition is un- "President who? Bass not have the training which regulars President-elect Carter is sup- "They're all alike to me, warranted. One of them, Arnold porting the Common Cause son. Same slimy reformers undergo, and they are not subjected Herman, said adjoining municipal- reform proposals and — " slandering our selfless public "Carter. Jimmy Carter. Ac- (o the same disciplines of the regu- servants. Now what about tually, he Isn't President yet, ities permit specials to carry arms "Common Cause? That lars. snake pit of pointy-headed ci- Wayne and Wilbur?" but-" and he thinks Matawan Township We are certain there are many vilians! Don't you worry. "Well, to put it briefly, they "No, and he never will be!" should do the same. His argument is Bass snapped. "Mark my specials who are fully qualified to Good old Wayne Hays and both got In trouble with wom- that special policemen are at times Wilbur MiUs will stop the ras- en." words, a man with radical handle firearms and who would ex- ideas like that will never be put into dangerous positions, and cals." "Suffragettes, eh? They're ercise extreme care in their use. real troublemakers." elected. You just watch. That that they need the weapons for their "But Hays and Mills aren't The one or two who might be over- here any more. They both re- "Not exactly, Congressman. General Elsenhotfer will win protection and to augment their au- by a landslide!" zealous in their performance, how- But I'd like to get back to re- thority. ever, could do serious damage. At Mr. Guluzzy explained that he the same time, Township Council issued the order because the risk of should make sure that the duties of permitting special patrolmen to car- specials are clearly\spelled out. Today in history ry firearms is one which the town- They shouldn't be regarded as sub- ship's insurance carrier said was too stitute police officers and they On this date in 1»45, Ger- vote. the Red Guard cultural revo- great to assume. "We'd really be shouldn't be given the full responsi- man forces were retreating in In 1(33, an Arkansas Demo- lution. disorder in the World War II crat, Hattie Caraway, be- putting our necks on the line." Mr. bilities of regulars. Five years ago: Sheik Muji- Battle of the Bulge in Bel- came the first elected woman bur Rahman of Bangladesh glum. senator. gave up the presidency to On this date: In 1970, a 31-month-old civil head a parliamentary govern- In 1643, Warwick, R.I., was war In Nigeria ended as the ment as Prime Mlnisttr. Ocean Township industry founded by Samuel Gorton af- d Blafra leader General One year ago: A cotillion ter his banishment from the ni Ojukwu fled with cabinet in Thailand collap»»d Ocean Township is in the pro- which still has land available for di- Massachusetts Colony on with the resignation of Prim* cess of appointing an Industrial De- versified uses. It is a fine residential grounds of heresy. In lW, the head of the mili- Minister Kukrlt Pramo). velopment Committee, the principal community, and it has done particu- In 1737, Ihe first signer of tant Jewish Defense League Today's birthday: Civil function of which will be to publicize larly well with business ratables. the American Declaration of Rabbi Meir Kahane, was ar- right! leader Jamas Karmtr Independence, John Hancock, rested in New York. the advantages of utilities of vacant There is no reason why industry H 57. was bom in Braintree, Mass. Ten years ago: The army In Thought for today: learn- township lands for use by industry. shouldn't be lured there, and we In lilt, the House of Repre- Communist China pledged Its ing Is a irtasuri which fol- commend Mayor Joseph A. Palaia sentatives rejected a proposal support to Mao tse-Tung dur- lows its owner evwrywhwi. - Ocean is a large municipality for making this effort. 'Wail a-minute! 1 want a new deck/ to give women the right to ing disorders touched off by Chinese proverb.

- I SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12, 1977 The DMIy RcgtSlCr 7

Aid squads defended II nr SO Lafayette St. "> • condescending attitude he has *•» •». Taalaaj la* Atuatti™ teal UMarl once an expert on all phases taken to the volunteers, infer- of the early years in the edu- of emergency care In the ring that playing with the si- cation of a child. The parents United States. The training ren is their motivation These of New Jersey should be which all First Aid Squad are men and women who vol- heard from now. I feel that members must successfully untarily get up at 1 a.m. to the citizens of this state are complete Is extensive and the drive through a snow storm to largely unaware of this pro- Emergency Medical Tech- help someone. These are men posed legislation and would nician training many volun- and women who voluntarily be equally appalled by its im- teers take is the same used to do the grisly clean up work at plications were they to get a train hospital emergency accidents, who voluntarily get copy of Bill S No. 1385 and room personnel. Unfortuna- splattered with blood and smdy It with special attention tely, not much can be done (o vomit, who voluntarily give to teacher qualifications and saye a person who has sus- up an evening to transport child-teacher ratios. tained a mortal injury or a the elderly or infirm to nurs- SAVE $5.00 second or third heart attack. 1 don't think we can afford ing homes. Their reward is to neglect the most essential fc^. WELSH Mr. Salkind has been watch- the tangible sense of fulfill- ing too many television shows component of our society — FsV33 ment that comes from know- the future is in the hands of weisH JENNY UNO CHILD LINt where there Is always a hap ing that they have helped JCNNniNO py ending; no amount of these youngsters. Sen. Menu someone. It is Infuriating lhat is sponsoring this bill, and it CONTEMPORARY speed, medical training or ex- they should be maligned by 4 DRAWER TRADITIONAL CRIB pensive equipment can forest- will come up for a vote very lia* a* Mk plank IMIbaj iaU M 4 uan. 4 u> such a gross display of Igno- shortly. Ruth Chinnock. all an act of God where a rance. Rag. Price: MiM a^MtaHt iaka> IMMOMJ ka tal Ian rt- man's life Is concerned. Legislative chairman, CHEST laaia Majlt liasa. Watan Inkk, Wall Shore Chapter, N.J.A.E.Y.C. $69.87 P. J. Cotter 87 *-*•"• - • r» r 1111 & R4 i Introducing the nostalgic twist... A true Victorian styling with all th« • MMckiajliaMliaik up-to-date safety features. Single drop side. Steal stabiliiing bar and • Wat^PidU S,iu.*«r«i| foot release. Teething rails. 4 position adjustable spring. Maple finish. I SAVE FUEL Come and see it... you'll be pleased. SAVE '400 on our HEAVY DUTY • i

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FREEHOLD - Michael ere, each armed with a gun gan hurling beer bottles at diately after the shooting Mr were irresled In their home, imprisonment plus a possible had decided to make his pleas 1975 he committed an armed Beecher, 23, of Flrct SI., here, and with stockings pulled I he brothers Ollwerther picked up a Michael Beecher at gunpoint additional sentence of 18 after consulting with his robbery at Higgins Funeral admitted in County Court yes- down over their faces, en- "I tried to back out of the wrench and chased the two The aleged murder gun was years on the other counts of mother and Thomas J. Spin- Home, Freehold. terday that he fired the shots tered the back door of the bar, but I couldn't," Michael brothers out of the bar. On found under Michael Bee- the original Indictment. ello, the assistant deputy pub- He is also still charged with that killed one bar employe tavern They found the bar al- Beecher said. "1 finally shot his return, the owner called cher'i mattress, the prose- By pleading no defense, lic defender who was his at- escaping from custody of and wounded another during ready closed for the night them to get out." the police. tutiossaid. both brothers could be sen- torney borough police on Nov. I, an attempted armed robbery The only people present were According to an opening The prosecutor said a Judje Wichmann noted that tenced to lesser terms for the Michael Beecher still faces 1974 However, in September of Ollwerther's Tavern, William Ollwerther Sr, the statement by Mr Chalet, one neighbor observed the 15- if Miihael Beecher had con- murder And Michael Beecher trial on other indictments 1975 he was found Innocent of Throckmorlon St., here, on owner, and the two bar em- shot hit Mr. Hunter in the year-old girl lurking near her tinued his trial and had been cannot be sentenced to more which charge that on Nov. 12. charges that he assaulted and Nov. II, 1175 ployes who were cleaning up chest and killed him Mr Jen- home. The girl was subse- convicted of murder during than an additional 10 years 1975 he committed a break-in robbed Frank Blaisdell of Richard Beecher, 24, of the According to Michael Bee- kins was wounded in one hand quently picked up by the po- the ciurse of a felony by a for the other charges he In Freehold In which he stole Middletown of $2,311 outside same address, had admitted cher, the two employes, who and the right side of his head lice Ai a result of her state- jury, he would have faced a pleaded to. the gun used in Mr. Hunter's the American Hotel in Free- Monday afternoon in Superior were moving beer cases, be- Mr Chalet said that imme- ments, the Beecher brothers mandatory sentence ol life Michael Beecher said he murder and that on Nov. 14. hold on Oct. 25.1174. Court that he participated in (he shooting • as m m — a— m m wg as aai as ae aaiaaa ap aa* aai a» aai aa> aai an as tm eja aaap— eai • Both brothers are scheduled lo be sentenced Feb. 4 The two lace maximum life sen- Finast Sugar ( Zesta Saltines | Peanut Butter lj| "£ Butter tences for then pleas of no defense to charges they mur- dered James Hunter, 59, of Gravel Road, Freehold Town- If 69^ffl^39^§ H5 8*$ «T 89« ... ship. WNhTNeCouponiA"5.00pureheee. '„! ^1lWiThle<*Ripon»A*.00pujchee«. i «WhTNeCoupon 1A•S.OOpurchase. WithThlaCoupon* A-8.00purohMe. >| UrnMI)-flood tni Set, Jen. IMh. 21 <£ Um«(1).Oood»iniSil.. Jen. 1«h. Un* (1) Good khru St., Jen. 15lh. .. I «. Un«(1). Good»mj Sal., Jen. 15*. 2* Michael Beecher also faces a maximum additional ten years In state prison for his c \ guilty picas to atrocious as- SUPERMARKETS ' Grape Jelly 59" -""—"New" — sault and battery on Elijah Pride .he Farm Kraft 18-oz.jw' Jenkins, 46, of Lakewood, the Pillsbury Plus bar employe who was wounded, and to contributing Vegetables to the delinquency of a 19- Cream Style or Kernel Corn ala > Finast Frozen Cake Mixes year-old girl who allegedly Sweet Peas or Cut Green Bean • \ All Deluxe participated In the attempted \ Varieties armed robbery. Pot Pies \ 1B'4-oi. Richard Beecher entered pkg. his plea of no defense to the murder charge just before he and his brother were sched- c uled to go on trial before Su- Breyer's ic cream $449 Towels perior Court Judge John P All Natural Flavors Hal) Gal pkgpkg. • Hl-Dri2ply 2s89 Arnone. orHitOVagalaUas . Pnda ol tha Faf™ " •*ssr Ag. Shortly after accepting the Sliced Beets 4 '2199* Mandarin Orangeg s !*! 3'!S»1 Bath Tissue plea, Judge Arnone became < a 111. and the trial of Michael Sauerkraut (i 4 "2&99 Peach Halves "*«•»' Purple Plums Beecher was shifted to the courtroom of County Court Judge William T. Wichmann Both Michael and Richard Beecher had given written WIN UP TO'1,000.00 statements to county detec- Play Cuh King! Stmply visit any participating Finast Supermar- Fresh Roasting tives on Nov. 20, 1975 In which ket for your FREE game card and game ticket No purchase is U.S.D. A. Choice they confessed they went to necessary. You must be 18 years of age or older to participate the bar the night before at This game la being played in 13 Finast Supermarkets in Siaten about 10:20 p.m. to commit an Island, NY and Essex, Middlesex, Monmouih and Union Coun- ties, N.J Scheduled termination dale ol this promotion is April 2, armed robbery. And Michael 1977 Qet full details of this game at Finast Sirloin Steak Chickens confessed to shooting the two bar employes when they began ODDS CHART Large throwing beer bottles at the r Bone In Beef Odd! v.fy lUpinding on mjmH ft yimt licfcMI you Ott.wi 5-6 lbs. two brothers to thwart the at- Tha mof. ncktli you coJWd'hf btna, riu' cft.nt.i of wmn.ng Tenderloin tempted robbery. OOM CHART WKTIVI JAM. and ItJT Average •aaawi. Removed •MM UMntcai Weight

A II I Yesterday morning, Judge B •wr • aunaaaca Wichmann decided after a 'MM ii 1laM.ll* 111 7,Ml 1 hi 1.741 hearing to allow the prose- >M at ilaM.171 1k7tJ ltaBI 111144 cution to Introduce Michael 'it tat H. 5,11. ikm 1 M 11ll.Ml llalM 11a 71 Beecher's statement during •t t.M 1k 411 llall mil the trial. Judge Wichmann •1 11,1*4 11a m HaM Ik I.I did not accept Beecher's con- n,m mil 11a! Iktl tention that he had been beat- nut $448 BonolaM •«•!, Chuck Beef Roast en before he signed the con- Finaat frozen food values! 3-lb. pkg. or Larger • Ib. fession, and had not been in- Cube Steak formed of his constitutional Equal Amounts of $ $418 U.S.D.A. Choice 08 rights. Center and Hip Cut Chops I Ib. Chuck Beef The jury was then called Richmond u£ Pork Chops Ib. Into the courtroom. One pros- 1 ecution witness, a borough po- Lean $408 Fillet Steak M.1.38 lice officer, testified. A lunch Orange Juice and Meaty I Ib. BU : # break followed. Then Paul Pork Spare Ribs Top Chuck Steak ' ' 61.48 Chalet, an assistant county Fresh or prosecutor, informed Judge Stew Beef »?»?»*• 1.28 12-oz. Smoked (Water Added) Wichmann that Michael Bee- cans Picnic Ground Round 1.18 cher had decided to enter Into Pork Shoulder a plea bargain and end the 3 London Broil '^OfSST.. 1.48 thai. Fresh and Tender As part of the plea agree- Potatoes With Pocket 98!ib. ment, the prosecution agreed Veal Breast Beef Franks to ask for dismissal of the re- ruimfjtnaio maining counts in the original cul Bonotos* Round $408 Green Beans FlnMt or Meat indictment of Michael Bee- Corned Beef Cry-O-Vac lib. 1-lb. pkg. cher. The counts to be dis- Cheese Cake S"L'''»>6* 1.39 missed are attempted armed 78 Fresh Turkey Thighs .,»88° Finast Sliced Bologna robbery, assault with a gun. CheeseCake ™$a>. •551.39 assault with intent to kill and Turkey Cutlets *™>....»1.98 Sliced Salami °"ffiSr SS98" , •- U Baked Ham $4 99 The state will also ask for Turkey Drumsticks .£«&1».68* Beef Franks ^"' SS1.08 VlreJfilB Svyw H Ib. _ . FroianSlo>a3llc«J dismissal of charges against Beef Tripe "™^ *68C Sci c Richard Beecher of at- Beef Liver Bologna " ' S89* tempted armed robbery, con- Fleischmann's Beef Kidneys BHH I»48C tributing to the delinquency *<* of a minor, and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Margarine Fresh Cole Slaw >39« In entering his pleas, Mi- B-B-Q Chickens Golden, Corn Oil chael Beecher, under ques- me tioning by Judge Wichmann, Quarters Hard Salami 1.99 Non-Dairy Of conceded that the version of Mr. Deli Bologna Uvanvursl the crime he had given to po- lib. pkg. AH Win. Maat lice in his original Nov. 20. Turkey Breast Ovan Routed t69* 1975 statement was accurate Orange Juice Imported Salami Michael Beecher said that '^1.49 he and the 15-year old girl de- Baby Swiss .1.99 cided to rob the bar and Cottage Cheese talked Richard Beecher into Amer. Cheese 79« joining them The girl acted Kraft Singles <»>*>•'«* as lookout as the two broth- Frozen International Seafood! 11th district I Cod Steak $409 aid council English Cantor Cut, A Sealood Favoritnlee I Ib. Haddock Fillet *•"'•» 3t?.4.39 to convene Muffins Dressed Smelts «,49< HOLMDEL - The Uth dis- trict meeting of the N.J. Stale First Aid Council will take place at 8 p.m. tomorrow in I Toward the purchase I Toward ih« purchai* I the llolmdel First Aid build- ing, Holmdel Road. Uncle Bens f, Savarin98%|, Thomas Vennaro district White Bread I Converted Rice | Decaf Coffee | chairman, will appoint com- assn mittees for 1977. Refresh- Angel Cake ments will be provided by Oranges 45 members of the local squad XI Stores With In-Store Bake Shop*! assisted by members of the Grapefruit 5fi*ftK5KSS! 6-o.*1 Apples Lily Tulip squad Wash Stale, Had Delicious US Fancy 2'.inctiMin Toward the purchase Toward Irtt purchaee For your outdoor bird feeder! Italian Bread of a 8-oz bet The district will host on U S # I Siia "A' OfltttK.pkB. . A Sunday the state council for Bird Seed Idaho Potatoes B*"i» .5 Krafts i| Hone) installation of state officers Dressing *| Post I for im in the Keyport First Jelly Donuts BiorT^ Bird Seed Celery Hearts — umii(i) Oooaintu j Urrat(1).Oo«Jthi» Aid building, Atlantic St.. Apple Pie Fiaa»i Baked Sat., Jan. IBlh. MFO ' Keyport, with the Keyport •Iliad and its auxiliary pro- ,A«jntieH»>ilandai^ «lhr«»ere»tti«rljrHtolrnltquaaill«k«to3»*»unltt. No! rMponsAki tor typograpMolwnn. viding refreshments. aMIewtM oNMed by lew. SHREWSBURY, N J. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 12 1977 The Daity Register 9 WMUA moves to raise service charge, hook-up fee MANAUPAN - The West- ilia in lUddletown and Haz- with a deficit of 1310,000 to missioner next month. elude a service charge in- However, he said that sev- representatives of the Bank the Marlboro Utility Author ern Monmouth Utilities Au- let and by tome regional au- Mayor Goldzweig, whcihas crease. When the commission- eral homeowners in the Ho- of North America, trustee for ity (MUA), the township's thority (WMUA) last sight thorities mm been pressing for boll the ers voted to increase the lida? North development in bondholders. The representa- water utility. The suit had tentatively decided to in- The commissioners also However, the deficit will service charge Increase and charges, they then scheduled Manalapan who have not yet tives urged that the WMUA been instituted to force the creaae service charges to $118 propose to increase hook-up not be passed on to Marlboro the bond refinancing, saj he the new hearing date. hooked into the WMUA lines increase its service charges, township authority to merge < year, effective Feb. 1. fees to vm from the current or Manalapan. Instead it will hopes the authority will en- The budget originally be- will be sent letters urging pointing out that the tolal in- with the WMUA. But now the A public hearing on the pro- MOO, effective Feb. 15. be covered by a loan, pending hance as quickly as pos blc fore the commissioners also them to do so before the new come to be anticipated from WMUA has changed its mind posed rate increase will be The commissioners esti- refinancing of the authority's to take advantage of cut ent called for an increase in hook- fees go into effect Feb. 15. service charges in a year Is a and no longer wants ihe held Jin. 15 Current charges mated that the new fee struc- current 8.25 per cent bonds favorable market cunditn up charges to $»70 for resi- Ace Manzo Inc. has been known amount while the merger K^. are $« a year. ture will give the WMUA a with bonds that will pay ap- The WMUA commissi ers dential users Under the pro- hired to complete the in- amount that will be collected In deciding to increase the surplus of £45,718 at the end proximately I.S per cent and were originally slatec to posed budget, the new charge stallation of lines to Holiday from new hookups in a year Kraft and Hughes were ap- fees, authority commissioners of the next fiscal year, Jan. would yield the authority sav-, adopt their budget for Ihe would be 1875 North. can only be estimated pointed bond counsel lo the noted that the proposed rate II,1(78. ings In excess of (1.1 million, next fiscal year after a pi ilic Mayor Goldzweig said that Before deciding on the ser- The authority commission- WMUA The Newark firm re- is comparable to those now The WUUA will close the according to Arthur Gold- Hearing at last night's n et- most new hookups will be vice charge increase, the ers voted unanimously to places Mudge Rose of New charged by sewage author- current fiscal year on Jan. 31 zweig, the Marlboro mayor ing. But the budget did no in- paid for by developers. commissioners met with two drop the WMUA suit against York who becomes a WMUA com- TION Middletown coach •jr Tie AiMdated Press arbitration barred FREEHOLD — Superior serve as an assistant coach died a grievance. Court Judge Thomas L. for a Junior high school foot- The board says the griev- Mrs. Sinatra services held Yaccarmo has ordered the ball team at the same 11.400 ance was denied at each step PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - The strains of "Ave Maria" Middletown Township Educa- salary But Mr. Evans re- and should not now go to and "Hello Dolly" rang through St. Louis Catholic Church in tion Association (MTEA) not fused the assignment and binding arbitration. nearby Cathedral City last night as SOO mourners gathered for to seek binding arbitration on the rosary of Mrs. Natalie Sinatra, killed last Thursday In an a grievance brought in behalf air crash. of a former high school assis- Her son, Frank Sinatra, sat In the front row of the mod- tant football coach until a SCI monitoring ern octagonal church, his eyes unswerving from the casket, court hearing on Jan. 28. covered with white lilies and pink roses. The Middletown Board of Beside him were members of his family, Including his Education charges in a suit wife, Barbara, and children, Frank Jr. and Nancy Lambert. that the American Arbitration real estate deals The singer remained stolid-faced throughout the brief cer- Association has scheduled a By PETER MATT1ACE they could be helpful, to feel emony seeming to submerge his grief. The funeral is set for hearing on the grievance for free to call on them," said noon today at the church, with Interment at Desert Memorial today. And It has asked that ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Marvin Ashner. owner of the Park here. arbitration be forbidden The State Commission of In- Sheraton Seaside and Shera- The board says that John vestigation is monitoring real ton Deauville hotels. "I've Bell defends record Evans, a teacher in the town- estate and other transactions had no need to use them yet." ship schools was also assis- and trying lo establish rap- Ashner said he welcomed WASHINGTON - Senate committees seem certain to rec- tant high school football port with resort hotel man- the SCI's presence. ommend confirmation of the men and women President-elect coach last year. For the extra agers following approval of "It's hard to keep track ol Carter wants in his Cabinet, but Carter's choice for attorney assignment as a coach, he casino gambling general isn't getting a free ride. everyone that comes to town ABU DAOUD RELEASED - Palestinian Abu Daoud, sits between two was paid an additional $1,400 "We're monitoring real es- The more people that know Atlanta lawyer and former federal Judge Griffin B. Bell French policemen as he leaves the Prison de la !ante enroute to the airport a year tate transacti6ns and other undesirables aren't welcome. was grilled for nearly five hours yesterday by members of the after his release yesterday by a French court fo owing his arrest by police The board admits that be- kinds of major transactions Ihe belter," Ashner said. Senate Judiciary Committee, then was called back for more Friday. Daoud was a suspected mastermind of the 1972 Munich Olympics in Atlantic City." said Frank testimony today. cause a second high school terrorist attack against Israeli athletes. was to open in September, it L. Holstein, (SCI) executive A city boffidal with knowl- W. Michael Blumenthal, selected by Carter to be treasury did not issue a new coaching director He would not specify edge of the real estate situ- secretary, also faces a hearing today before the Senate Fi- contract to Mr Evans by what other deals are of inter- ation said SCI agents are nance Committee. May 1 as required by the est to the SCI. trying to establish a rapport Bell, the most controversial of Carter's nominees for Cab- agreement with MTEA. are of interest to the SCI with hotel owners by offering inet posts, told the judiciary panel that if he Is confirmed as information about the people France is criticized However, the board con Holstein said 8C1 in- attorney general he will vigorously enforce civil rights and vestigators i-iinir here alter they're dealing with. antitrust laws. tends that in June, irreconci- lable differences arose be- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne asked "They'd like to know these tween Mr. Evans and the the agency to keep an eye on things beforehand, but only Longet trial prosecution rests head coach. The board fur Atlantic City following voter because they tike to keep ASPEN, Colo. — After giving ex-wife Cliudine Longet a for freeing suspect ther contends that although approval Nov. 2 of casino abreast of things," the official reassuring squeeze on the shoulder, singer Andy Williams told the athletic director sug- gambling for the resort said of SCI agents TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - viction that terrorists should France for letting go one of jurors that he never called her careless, as the prosecution gested the two coaches try to Israel has recalled its am- be dealt with sternly a|d the biggest criminals in the "Any Information we try to A real estate agent for a rested in her trial on charges of recklessly shooting her lover resolve their dispute. Mr bassador to France tempora- firmly by legal authorities Df world," said Anka Spitzer, accrue is to that end. " Hol- large resorl firm, who ask- Evans refused And on June The French-born entertainer was to take the stand today rily as an expression of the all countries.' a spokesman widow of fencer Andre Spit- stein said ed not to be identified, said 21. the head coach recom- or tomorrow to tell jurors her version of what happened last Jewish nation's outrage at the said. zer. A number of resort business ' They've been all over lor March 21 when a 22-caliber gun went off In her hands, pump- mended that Mr Evans not people say SCI agents have the past month or so Their release of Abu Daoud, the al- Israel Foreign Minister Y|g- "We can't believe that an ing a single slug into the abdomen of champion skier Vladimir be rehired as a coach for the asked them to volunteer infor- attitude is, If you see any- leged commander of the Pa- al AUon told the Knesset, Is- international criminal is "Spider" . 1970-77 school year. mation and have offered to thing that looks interesting, lestinian attack at the 1972 rael's parliament, that walking free, able to see his help them. call us.' They're looking for "She is more or less ready," defense attorney Charles V. Munich Olympics In which 11 France had ignored inter- family, while we can't see our The board says that it then tipsters " Weedman said yesterday. "Of course, there will be some Israeli athletes were killed. national agreements on extra- husbands and sons We won't reassigned Mr Evans to "They told me if 1 thought more going over" her testimony, he said. The French government dition and on curbing terrtr- rest until this man is brought tried to shift the blame to ism. to trial." State of Union talk tonight West Germany for the deci- "The question arises. What is the significance and v.ili "The release of Abu Daoud This is the WASHINGTON - President Ford's third and final State sion to let the Palestinian leader go on yesterday, dity of agreements lo will now be inscribed In of the Union address, which is being delivered tonight, is de- France?' " Allon asked. French history as a searing Quit Smoking Program scribed by a senior aide as an "upbeat, statesmanlike swan- French officials said the Bonn government did not follow the Widows and parents of the symbol of national humili- song." Israelis killed al Munich hold ation," said an editorial in Ihe The Whole Country When he goes before a joint session of Congress, Ford will proper extradition procedure by confirming a Munich a protest meeting In Mimi Jerusalem Post The liberal give an accounting of his t9-month stewardship as the nation's Weinberg's Tel Aviv apart- newspaper Haaretz asked if only president who was not elected to that post or to the vice judge's request for extra Is Talking About . . . dition of Daoud. ment, where one wall is cov- the French were afraid of an- presidency His address will be broadcast by most major ra- ered with mementos of Her other oil embargo or a set- You've seen Jicqurlyn Rogers, Founder of smokfc'ndcrs. on- dio and television networks beginning at I p.m. EST. West German officials said they regretted France's deci- husband's fencing career, a back in arms sales to the • To Tell Ihe Truth • NBC Tomorrow Show sion. "The fight against inter- photo of his gravestone and Arab states "The smell of oil • Lou Gordon Show • David Susskind Show national terrorism has not be- notices that trees had liirn and money is more Important • CBS Jeinne Pur Show . and many others come easier," said the Jus- planted in his memory to the French than justice," And you've read articles afcoul Ihe smokEndcr Program, in - Make A Date tice Ministry. "We want to protest agaitst said the Religious Party pa- * The New York Times • Washington Posl Ihe cowardly government'of per Hatiofeh * Money Magazine * Business Week DEADLINE - All Make A Date Ads must be in our The U.S. State Department * San Francisco k- x j miner and many others \ office by noon two days prior to publication. condemned the French ac- L* Ann Landers Column A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit organiza- tion. "Our dismay reflects our tions. Rate: *2.00 for 3 lines for one day. II 00 each addi- abhorrence over the brutal tional line; $3.00 for two days, II25 each additional line. and mindless murders at tS for three to five days, II50 each additional line; W 00 Munich and our strong con- for 10 days; COO each additional line. Call The Daily Register, 5424000, ask for Ihe Date Secretary. Two boats TODAY For children, Dlal-a-Story with a Biblical moral. grounded on You will Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Middle- town. Dial 871-3319. JANUARY 4-10 Sandy Hook Register now for Winter Art classes at Guild of SANDY HOOK - Two 36 stop smoking Creative Art, 620 Broad St.. Shrewsbury Beginning, ad- foot cabin cruisers being de- SUPERMARKETS vanced students welcome. 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You smoke as much as you want until Try Outs for Male Tenor Chorus members to sing In Bay Head, with two of the cruisers towing the others. you learn lo quit WITHOUT hypnosis, scare tactics, electric shocks, The Monmouth Conservatory Opera-Operetta Society's willpower, or climbing the walls. spring production of "Tales of Hoffman". Try outs for Royal Cameau, Quarter- SHELLS of BEEF men ONLY. Wed., Jan. 12, 7:45 p.m. at Church Of The master 1st Class at the Coast WHOLE OR HALF Come lo a FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION and bring your Nativity, Hance and Ridge Rds.. Fair Haven. Call 741- Guard station here, said one UNTRIMMED cigarettes...by February 24th. you won't need them anymore. U880 for information. of the towing boats ran into 18 to 23 Ibt. Avg. Wt. difficulty coming through the LOCATION FREE SEMINAR Thompson Cultural Art Series presents an evening of Verrazzano Narrows, lost U.S.DA. Choice SESSIONS STARTS music with Deborah Maher, soprano, Lois Shaffer, pia- power as it tried to pull into (COmt to either) nist. 8 p.m., Thompson Junior High School Tickets, dona- the hook and ran aground $448 Middletown Tuesdiy Tuttday lion, II. along with the boat It was Ib. Howard Johnsons ian. 11 or IB Jin. 25 Shrewsbury Historical Society winter meeting. Wed., towing. Routt 35 Southbound 7:30 pm Jan. 12. Shrewsbury Boro School. 8:30. Exhibit 8 p HI., by A Coast Guard beach party Old Bridge Wtdntsday Wednesday guest speakers. Col. and Mrs. Allan Sandstrum on brass went to the aid of four Clara & Coby's, Jan. 12oi 19 Jan. 26 rubbing In Europe. Public welcome. boatyard employes aboard USHijhw«y9tStat«H ry34 8 pm 7:30 pm JANUARY 14 TOP ROUNDS OF BEEF the grounded cruisers. One of Red Bank WtOntsday Wedntsday The New Jersey State Orchestra presents its second the men. Howard Foxwell. 30 WHOLE BONELESS BEEF YMCA Jan. I2or 19 Jan. 26 series concert at 8:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Arts Center. Bay Ave., Bay Head, suf- U.S.D.A. CHOICE ' 180 Maplt Avenue 8 pm 7:30 pm In Red Bank. Ken Noda, young pianist, will make his dfered a minor laceration of Thursday Thursday the chin and was taken to Hailet third appearance with the orchestra in Beethoven's Con- 38 Holiday Inn Jan. I3or20 Jan. 27 Monmouth Medical Center, certo In C minor. Tickets M V, price tor students and se- Ib. 1 2870Statt Hljhway 35 8 pm 7:30 pm nior citizens at the box office. Long Branch, for treatment. Thursday Thursday Quartermaster Comeau Freehold JANUARY II American Hottl Jan. 13 or 20 Jan. 27 An exhibit of old and Interesting spoons is to be held said seas were running three 20 East Main Strtat 8 pm • 7:30 pm at the Old First United Methodist Church Museum, Lo- to four feet high and winds at cust Ave., West Long Branch. 2-4 p.m. Admission free. 30 to 35 knots at the time of 362 BROAD STREET J»truui5 1977 LANCASTER BRAND BEEF CHUCH BONELESS Births Shoulder Steaks ». '1.39 Beef Cubes for stew... *1.29 iiHiiiiiiiiiimiiiMiiiMimiiHHiiiiiilmniiii! s 79* LANCASTER BRAND BEEF CHUCK BONELESS RIVERVIEW OUnHMSTOlMllTVGCXDEN ,„ Under Blade steaks... '1.19 10 RedBaik Ideal Cut Corn 4*SM WITH THIS COUPON SU*£R SAVINGS ON BlBOS E VE 20-02 RIB. LOIN 1 CENTER CUTS. PORK LOIN ASST TOWARD YOUR PURCHASE OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ham- E1802 BOX OF BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONSl bel (nee Diana Dalrymple), Tasti-Fries po.yb.,49 21 Michigan Ave.. Hailet, Swanson Nibbles ",'1.79 Viva Paper Pork Chops WHEATIES CEREAL daughter, Jan. 7. CHICK TURKEV CHOP SIRLOINORMEATI n« Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clam- Towels MFG-713* Ideal Dinners 119 Limii one pei linuly pleiM brone (nee Bonnie Bush), 27 LANCASTER BRAND Redeem Jinue'y 9 Ihtu 15 1977 Harrison Ave., Red Bank, ''£•1.09 son, Jan. 7. All Beef Steaks S Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bea- Franks .'....£69*« 1.37 bout (nee Sharon Cox), 22 Ca- Macaroni' 2'.*^ ni,|.Jwiim.mi.tLi. rol Lane, Matawan Township, All Beef Franks %"*1.29 CHCE9E . < QZ son, Jan. 7. OSCAR MAVERMCAT OR Mr and Mrs Christopher Celentano Pizza ^g Beef Franks i,?«1.19 20 OFF Church (nee Jennifer James), 17 Cloverdale Circle, Tinton e e WITH THIS COUPON BuitoniZW ' '%°»59 BefFranks m 99 TOWARD YOUR PURCHASE OF Falls, son, Jan. 7. FAMOUS LONGAC RE ONE 9-OZ JAR OF MALT OR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph laco- Super Savings on Candy.Cooklest Snacks! C vino (nee Catherine Petit), 18- Chicken Franks '";99 CHOCOLATE OVALTINEl SUNSHINE AMtHICAN KOSHER B Parkwood Drive, South $ Amboy, son, Jan. 7. All Beef Bologna P°g 1.29 MFQ.-M37 Mr. and Mrs. William Bank Krispy Crackers Limii one pt> family pttase Super Savings on Liver t Bacon! Rtdeem janua'/9 tnm 15 (nee Patricia Holdsworth), 53 LANCASTERBFIAND Appleton Ave., Leonardo, C daughter, Jan. 7. Sliced Beef Uver . 39 GltNSIDE LEAN f-H Mr. and Mrs. John DeVoil MANUFACrUHER S COUPON FUDGE TOWN HAPPYNICKMI 5 QZ lORLEMONLIVELV C (nee Gloria Kirk), 300-B 9-OZ QQc WHITE ASST OR PRINTS Sliced Bacon , Ii 89 ;| boxes99 C Crossroad Manor, Matawan, Burry's Cookies 2 Fn$h Sliced In Our Delicatessen! FUDGE STRIPES ill i OZ I OR DELUXE daughter, Jan. 8. Softweve HONEV NUT 10 OFF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royce Keebler Grahams ..pkg 79° C WITH THIS COUPON (nee Claudia Cristell), 155 ASSORTED VARIETIES' KING SIZE CHOCOLATE _ BATHROOM Sliced Boiled Ham 99 6-oi i TOWARD YOUR PURCHASE OF Mechanic St., Red Bank, Nestle Bars -59e ONE 5V1-0Z PKG (SPECIALTY VARIETY) I daughter, Jan. 8. Tissue Swiss Cheese ...U 99* BETTY CROCKER Mr. and Mrs. William Winn Super Savings on Health A Beaut/ Aids! (nee Doris Parsons), 28 C POTATOES 1 OUNCES FBEE' SHced Uverwurst , * 89 James St., Lincroft, daughter, Available in Manrtls with Ooli Only MFG.-7-13J Jan. 8. LavOlis Mouthwash b° *1.59 Limnonep«( limii pfeAM REA Super Savings Everyday! Redeem Jtnuaiy 9 m>u 15 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kraft Mayonnaise 32^99e Kranke (nee Gladys Arthur), Bufferin Tablets ....'».*1.49 COUNTRY KITCHEN . 1 RD2 Freehold, daughter, Jan. 10 OffLABEl ASSOR1E0 VAfllf TltS c 0. Dial Deodorant....'.35.M.29 Ronzoni Egg Noodles ba,29 MANUf»CTURERS COUPON I * it * * WITHCHICKEN8ROTH 4 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Salzman c C (nee Kay Cowan), 17 Wayland More Dalryland Savings! Fleischmann's Upton Noodle Soup °o«39 ALL NATURAL FLAVORS •OtM 25 OFF Drive. Matawan, daughter, 16 c Jan. t. Colombo Yogurts 3 u Apple Sauce ' can28 WITH THIS COUPON Margarine CHANBERRVJUICE „ •*• TOWARD YOUR PURCHASE OF Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Ming WITH CRt AM SAUCE ,_ •/ ONE 36-OZ BAG (nee Amy Chong), 26 Strat- 12 ford Road, Tinton Falls, son, Vita Herring %»1.49 Ocean Spray Cocktail ...™S 63° QAINES Jan. ». C 16o c PUPPY CHOICE Mr. and Mrs. John Gebauer Cream Cheese 'U'49 Green Giant Beans an25 DEL MONTE MFG.-7-1M (nee Janet Munger), 78 13th STICKS OR WEDGE IDEAL VEUOWMILD e Limii onepe' family please Street, West Keansburg, Tomato Sauce °.'n17 fleoeemJanuary 9thiu tS 1977 daughter, Jan. 9. Cheddar Cheese...»'1.75 SUPER SAVINGS ^ 9 c 46 2 c Mr. and Mrs. Michael Com Oil Margarine..Z ,ls49 Hi C Florida Punch c°. n38 Adams (nee Laurie Boeglen), IDEAL PROCESSED , IOEAL REGULAR 58 Old Mill Road Tinton Falls, Cheese Spread i Tomatoes 3«n,»1 daughter. Jan. 0. MINUTE MAID NATURAL Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Guend- Grapefruit Juice ALL TUBULAR ner (nee Anne Murphy), 27 Village Lane, Middletown, Home Baked Quality In our Bakery Dept.l STEEL CONSTRUCTION! son, Jan. 0. ^L FLORIDA • Jk JP SUPREME OLD FASHIONED OR BUTTER TOP LARGE 16'X16" SEAT Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Garcia (nee Geraldine Vinci), 73 Oakland St., Red Bank, Tangeiosio daughter, Jan. I. C Mr. and Mrs. Dana Cooley Sunkist Navels 10 > 79 Idaho Potatoes (nee Susan Morris), 7 Hen- msMiNotoNsmi Bin VEILOWOII drickson Place, Fair Haven, Delicious Apples 3^*1 Green Squash daughter, Jan..10. JUICY. WHITE PERFECT FOR BREAKFAST only %0 each FLORIDA SEEDLESS Vbur Choice of MONMOUTH MEDICAL 2 Gold, Green. Blue, Orange or Ybllow L»»g Braack English Muffins 3^ o.6*1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craw- loaves 9 MT fARM ley (nee Anita Alexander) 92A 6-02 $4 Lavoris z& s (X6 I RUBBERMAID VW'TV Eatoncrest Drive, Eatontown, Pecan Spins ViHfflWALEE Red Tomatoes 3^*1 Sunmaid Raisins Wastebaskets daughter, Jan. 10 *urChOic»o*Ciirk»f»^ir» 5*khwn Fresh Apple Buns S"iu

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EATONTOWN IN MONMOUTH MALL — SHOP MONDAY - SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 9:30 Phone 544-8600-Auto Center 544-8640 Beauty Shop 544-8645-Catalog 544-8620 Business Cost of health insurance crucial •ft IS, but every two years adding to the age 12 The DbMly Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12.1977 •jr SYLVIA POKTEI (MCMi «f %tvn c*4 MVi Tttaprmpt t40 9% vice! have skyrocketed faster in the past 20 patients in mental health care services to be utawiliw«t HouMFl.X 7 7N 2»H 30V, Ttl«aC|> I) 45 3 Mow*LPl.7*l Mt J2'1 32^ T«*mc« 1 M 9 S2437 MH years than any other item in our cost of living carried up to N days . . . Provision lor free- PE Ml HM !_•• CM Ch9 uJohn D I W I] UH lnaraHt I I «4l 14% 14 (Consumer Price Index) The Health, Education standing ambulatory drug abuse and alcoholic — I—I — Tmacs 2 I 23*4 P* 27V» ACFlMflMI # 14% IClMh 1.40 7 IS2 «'A 2m TnCU IIS I 3ti It* 31* and Welfare Department estimates that health health care services, alleviate shortages and centers, family planning centers, rehabilitation AMFInclUW III JIM. INACp 2 I0IS 341 MW 41'/) Ttxlntll 3715 347 97* H'/» 97 - % Mi 1M tdah^ 3 1*11 If KM. JO1/) _ X% X M - % care costs will soar another M per cent between maldistribution of health facilities. centers . . . And much, much more to achieve AdmtMIIIU I 99 iVi «V» U I MMlisl.lll 71 22H 72% TtKHlil 1.3011 300 39H 29 29 - % now and ISM to an Incredible $224 billion. and to finance better health care for all of us. 11*11 111% 11'*.- % . 4f) 15H U% TMlronlM 9 149 37* UV> WVi- % (3) Provide for community home care pro- a Ml 3JH 140014 SM J3W 12* TKtotutl .14 7 300 X* «*) * "On any national health insurance system, we grams to maintain the chronically ill or disabled Medicare would be terminated and its assets AlriV* MM 117 D*n nit- * 112 »J 71 'A 7t* 70%- ThrrffDg.4011 44 t 14 Alrcalncl.il J U >Vi __ MOM 1S7 SI* i\Vi Sl%* TWn4riixl.l!12 272 14* 15% must.have strong and clear built-in cost and in their own homes; general hospital inpatient plus liabilities transferred to the Health Security i*rt 1*1* I.Mil 57 1Mb IMtfMU JO 4 11 M* MH x%* TWTMMkMll It) 21 23H quality controls," says President-elect Jimmy Fund. Uedlcaid and most other federal pro- ^ft Itt ]4H IBM 111 770 371 3M M%1% Tlmtuil Xa t and outpatient care, including pathology and ra- ltis rs 11 i» IIU intMorvlU i 4U ]}'. n M%31 - 1% 10 tH % Carter. diology services, psychiatric care In a general or grams would cease. j * IM M IMftUnC2 40 • ill 40% 40'*40%- % IIVi MM UH- H 1ll/w I M I III U* n* n - » Intropar 710 17*1 tt* .1 41 -IV) \M f 444 144k UH 14 - H An NHI program must become law in stages, psychiatric hospital up to 45 consecutive days of No private health insurance groups would be AltdCh l.MW 4J4 «•-.e( 4»t— toInfTT 17* » 725 14 »>4 23%— % TrlCMl.lM 124 22 11% 11% perhaps over as long as 12 years, and "be fully active treatment during a benefit period. used AIMSIr IH( tl UH 41 41 -lit lowotf J IM 30* X* X%- % immCmMf IS4 11 Wkk 10* % AllitChol Nl n 15% M ISA- to iMMPSI.Mtl 41 31* 21*21%— % funded at every stage," declares the new speak- The program would be financed from a Health AlCM I-4017 111 SM*II H%- H IMCorp 11 7S 1** 1*W14%— % (4) Offer skilled nursing home care restricted UALlnt M Ml M1 % 25H- % Amu 1 MU D 17 Wt !•»- '•• IWCorp X 1 m 14* UH 14 - % UMCInd I t II IS /) ISH- % er of the House, Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill. The to 120 days per benefit period with the period to Security Trust Fund, with income coming from AMIAC II H KM nit a -.*—J - UOP TSfl 41 14* 14V>- H speaker openly links the staged health program a 3.5 per cent tax on employers' payrolls; a 1 *H«i M • 1#71 llth IIH IIH* 14 JmntC 1.301 2» 23% 22*31 - % UVInd 190 4 tS 33* l% % be extended based on (a) nursing homes owned AmAtrlte • 417 14%14'* 14* — * 111 31H 31%31%— % UoCorbl 50 9 794 40 to Carter's announced intention to balance the or managed by a hospital if payment for care is per cent tax on wages up to $20,000 a year; and ABrndt 3.M10 IM) 45H4S* 4)<*- 1 74 — % UnElM I 34 I 177 14* MiUul IIS m It ITVi 17Y, i«f nw 71* budget by 19M. JO S 37 II UH UnOCail.1l I M MM made through the hospital's budget, and (b) all a 2.5 per cent tax on self-employed and unearned AmCon 3 40 I « W'/j If* »*• to UPacCpl.4011 IX 111 9tH-1* AC yon I H10 411 7f MI0 11 II* II* It is against this background that you should homes, depending on the availability of funds. Income up to $20,000. Contributions from federal »". Wt- '1, JeyMtg 1.3011 74 4Sta 4SV« Ufllroyol S0IN I US 10'* fH . AmElPw3O*IO 711 15% llto Mto- — It—K — UfritaVonAil J* ffH) IH* V% weigh one of the moat expensive proposals to be general revenues equal to the total collected AmHom* 117 III JO 1 (5) Make available physicians' services (non- If* W'/i- V, Kolw-All »ll 3N 37% J* .^14V)- % UnHCp 17* 39 WU 10Vt- >to AmHttf) .4011 1)00 7t% M'/i Mlt- * 31%— % UnltMM .40 133 11* IIH* H pushed In the new Congress — the labor-backed psychiatric) including physical checkups, immu- through health security taxes would round out AmMotor* * IM 4% KgnGEIl 7* I X 21* 2m KonPLIt.M I 70 30 1»* X - % USGyptl 40H 272 IS 14*- H Health Security Act, sponsored by Sen. Edward the financing. AHotR 344 • 13 41%41* u KoTylnd n 7* Vk 7W— % USlnd .4011 2M4 !* • to KtfMTS » 9 177 24'* »'* Vorkw X12 334 14 ISH- % ulation and offering a comprehensive range of departments, group practice or comprehensive Us administrative coat would be $7.3 billion, AjmoCorp MO 1% Kraft 2.12 9 111 4*% 45* VwitfoCo 33 $Vi IU ArcfiDon.il I II it% II tl1*— Krttg«& Slf 1472 »<* 31* services with no cutoff dates, no co-insurance, mental health care organizations (no limitations largest of any proposal before Congress Armco IH ff 17* 11% Vttca lBtlO 413 73 IIH II II - Kfogtf 1.44 • 50 24i4 24^ VoEPwl.34 9 435 IS* 11% no deductibles, no waiting periods. on these). A/mtICk 113 111 37%»to ir. w w - -t-t - 1 AMT» MIS 3M 17% Uto 17 - LTVCorp * til 1)% 12* ll - • V. Wochovo HIO IX M 1 It*- H (2) Create a structure within HEW to adminis- (I) Provide for dental care services (but not Ttanrraw: CaUslrapak lasaraaee - Lng- AsftKHH.M 7 IM 14%lilt !)!»• L«orSI«a.M 7 4K 14H 14% I4H % WonwrL 114 412 11* X*- '/» AtdOrGl.ttil I* 11% llto 11% UhPCt 112 21 Uh UH 14% . Wo»W(ril 74 I S9 2S*1 25* • % ter the program, reorganize the delivery of orthodontla) at the start only to children under MMeaft. AIIRKhltOU im U% S4* S4*t—I LvftVatlnti 11 1* iv, WnAHL4Ooll 12 10 ttk . AIMtCp 14 fO 33%IIH nit ^ Lrtimn Me 121 12* 12* 12*— % WnBnc 1.40 t IM 30% XH- Vh AvcoCorp > »* 15%14* 144 34*— * WhltvMol 451 I1/* 7H- H ftonkAm.Ml? IM4 31% »H Mlt- LoMSHndl.lQIO it 31* 21*21H— * WMtlrwl.30 4 1 23% 23% •owwhL 113 m )4% 11* Mt . LnflU.l1 U I 157 II* ll'i 11% — » WhirtaCtr II 7t 4V% 4 - Vi twtFdt .1411 U4 37% vv, nit* LoPotll XtoU 200 17 HV, 14W-* WlllmiCMl f 3M 24* Switching funds to boost income kmn J3I4 » M% IS* H«t- LwckytMbU 44* UW ISH ISH- * WlnnDil.5414 KM 43% 41H II 71 »% »H n*— LukNSIIH 7 17 24* 2SH 24H* * WlnrMbogo » 74 4% 4 - Vi »• 1 n IM ff.. lit !'• Lyk«Q) 40 4 US UH 13* U*— H Wolwth 1.30 7 795 25* 15*- Vi By DAVID R. SARGENT ening its positions in oil, coal ceiving increased recognition ftMIHow U 17 l*% it* iMt- and nuclear energy. The long- for its superb growth score 43% 41* 41'/i. Mock* .34 4 41 4% 4% 4*- * Xiro«Cpl.»13 440 S7* •mnCall..M i J77 M% M 8 J Mocmllt .50 7 274 9% 9% 9% ZottCofp M 7 159 14% Q — We are in our late six- term record has been superb, and dazzling financial ratios. l*ngtft.l*ngtft.Q7Q » 7 14 1% lit lit . Mocy I 30 I 119 24% 35 3S - % ZumttiRodllJ 7t7 2S'/i ••thil•i l J I JSJSJJ M%M%int wt- to MottltFd 7H 179 11% 13% IIVi- '• Copyright by Th« Aiwclot ties and retired. We own four and the 31 per cent increase Cross' per share earnings • tockMR 113 in 1111%% IHt Wr, U, MAPCO .9014 97 43% 41V) 41* SUCCESSFUL In net asset value in the elev- have forged ahead al a 28 per iMlno lolO »7I 41%40 40rt-lto MorothnO 3 9 117 54 S5% 5J%- H mutual funds (listed en- •MM&M01I Tfl W%II llrt- It MorMId M 359 11% 11% 11* '.» closed) and would like more en months through November cent compounded annual pace •ordffi 1.4010 XU 34%nit JIH % MoriMol.40 I 129 H 25% tSH American lot Wan to t 111 ll % XVt K* + to MayDStri.1110 317 301', n% X<4* % YO income as well as the possi- 1>7I keeps it well ahead of in- since 1M2, return on equity •rlttMyi MU 313 tt% «7rt 44% . MoytglSOoM 49 35* U% 3SH- * notlofwlprl flation, not to mention the av- has long been in excess of 30 IrllPM 33tl4 11M 13%IIVI l»t- to McDnldOMX 2454 51 S2% S2H— * Slock EKchonotlt bility of some capital gain. INVESTING •rimwfc.M I 171 WkIM ISH— to Me Don D 44 • XI 23% 22% m$- vi lam O.K., Indiana erage fund. Host of the port- per cent and there is no debt BwcyEr .Mil 107 34%M'* M>* . McGfwH4410 19 14 11% 14 * H PE hdi High Low CIOM Chg. folio Is In common stocks, in the balance sheet. Fre- BuddCol » 5 141 31%21ft ]l(t— '•. M*odCp .93 4 34720% 11% 19*- * •uiovo 14 |% AvgiiCorp I 111 IV, V/t \'•, * H Mtlvlllt 4113 45124% 24% WA* % AlkghyAIrl fl 50 5% SH 5H- % and current yield is about i quently increased divdends •unkRomo 41 1% I ' I ' •. Marck 1.5030 444 47% «5% 44 — * A—The only one of the four •wrllndl.40 I 111 3f% AMICCorp.OSt I 37 I7H IIH I4H- H have gone from lie per share 2IW mt— '. MOM If 7 33917% I7H ir*— % ArmkiCp.13 4 37 7% 7 7 - H I suggest you keep is Adams percent. •urlNol.Ht4 117 44% 41H 41*— It MWSUI I MI0 34114% 14% turrgfii (IX 4H I7'4 16", H AMMTwro.ISlO 117 IIH 10% 10%- % in 1171 to a $1.20 annual rate. IH* Hit- Vi MIlBoEltc! 15 121 21% 20% AliosCMBOItl 34 3% 1% 3H+ % Express The performance of twn«GOII 7 71 M X*+ H Making the above changes MkiMMl.4530 154 54% 55% SS*— % AuttralOlt If 01 ISH 15',- 1S%- Vt this closed-end fund has been Switching Drexel Burnnam and preferreds (some con- Greater foreign expansion, -c—c MlnnPL1.44l X 11% 20% »*- Vi AuimotRod 3 S S S 5 will Increase your annual in- 54% 54%- % new writing instruments and CU 311 Jf3 il'k MoWl 3.M 7 51144% 43% 41*- H •olderEl 24 4 27 MH II 11 - % impressive; It has generally Fund, a below average per- vertible), but a portion of the CITFtA 1.40 • III 3t** 3f% JtH •/. come by about $800 and also MotWKt.N I 41 11% II II •onlttrCtl.Xt 4 94 IH 1% V/t* % outperformed popular market former and low-ylelder, to portfolio is also In high yield- a very effective marketing CPC lnn.30 f H 44% 45% 4J%— H MOMOnMO I 2S4 17% BtH Oi'/i — 1 BXItndOIA 4 1029 SH $ SH* H give you some appreciation CadMKClnd • If 4% 4 4 — % WonDU3.40 7 7 14 35% BcrgBruro 23 75 7% 7H 7H ing common stocks. program should allow per ColFtnonl • 105 IS averages and most diversified Drexel Bond Debenture, a 1% IU. . MwiPwl.OOli 41 X% » u BowVoJI .10177 30 IIH 21% 11%- % potential to counter inflation. share growth in 1177 and Cn^«L,40ol4 n 21% 31 33% + V, MorNor M 177 31% »% X - H BrodtdN »10 42 9 •% IH- % stock funds. Some emphasis closed-end bond fund In the With the proceeds from sale CamSp 1.4113 I7f 37% J7% 37% Motoroto.MO XI 53% S1% 20%- * BratCOnA 1 3 57 IIH IIH IIH- H Is placed on oil and natural same family, would Improve of Allstate Enterprises Stock beyond to remain well over 21 CoroPwt.73 1 435 33%31% 11%— I MIFtMl 313 7S 45% 44% S1H-1* CKP«t 30*17 1090 V'/i 14 24H-3% Q — Like countless others, CorrCf .4411 141 If 11% tlW- % MtSiTH).4l 9 17 2SV> 25 44*—1% CM I Corp 7 57 3H IH 3H gas stocks, and representa- your position. Similarly, you Fund, you might consider Fi- per cent. The shares are CortWoll.40» 7f 7% 7% 7% • % I received a Cross pen for — N H — 2S'/i+ 'ft Carbon Ma14 34 44% 44H 44H nancial Industrial Income worth purchasing for growth. CmtlCh.Mb I 71 15% tl% 15%— % HCRCp .7311 31137% 34 34%- * CartiM 30 7 37 S 4% 5 tion in natural resources if could boost your return by Christmas. Who makes these CatrpTHJOI3 33f U%iS% U%- % NUnd 1.20 9 509 30% X% 20%- . Cor nail 40a IS 131 77% 74-H 7IH* Vi further buttressed by com- - substituting Dreyfus Special Fund, a no load located at (Mr. Sargent cannot answer CttanM3.« I HI 41%%41 « — H NotXU03.401l> X5 50% 4* 4t —1 CtrMpll.13 I ZlVt 13'/. »H . pens and is the stock a good CwtWWl.3010 411 14% U 7% 7Vi+ % ConOIIGat 11 71 11 10H I0H- % ChlPntuT 317 II 10% 31% 31%— % HotS*mlcnl4 747 24% 35% X%* % ConiyntCp 11 9 1% 1% Mb- % OwltCran I 105 4% 4% i%— % Not IS1I 3 SO 10 224 44% 43% 43%— % Cookind .4010 20 17H 17 17 - H Chry*ltf 30t 4 1010 30% Cornvtlui.4010 3 UH IIH UH- % »% 30%— % NotTm 29 4% 4% 4%* % 1 Citicorp .Mil 114 31%33% 13%- % Nolomol 40 7 214 37% 34 14 —IV) CrulcR J430 436 14% U .1 11%- % CltlnSvZ.n I 37* 51%51% H%- % NtvPwl.40 4 44 34% 24% 14%-% OarntonOII 34 125 1% 7H IH* % CloriiEl.Mtotl 51 41%41% 41% NErtgEH.14 9 97 23 22% 23 * % Dotoprod 10 324 11% ilVt UH- % UvElllll.MM Ml 14% 33% 31%— % Nvwml 1.4015 3M 3IH 27% 37%— % DomvPltrl I 44 40 J9H J9H- % Dynlctn.OMlO 135 4H 4H 4H* % Catastrophe theory hurts market? CloroiCo.S3IO 447 13% 13% 11%* % NtaMP 1.24 9 291 }*'•% 14 14% CocoColl.4117 551 74% 75% 73%—1 NorfWinWtl 313 33 12% 33%— % DynAmtr I 73 4V. SH SH- % C*toPal Ml* 14tl 24% 35% »%-!% Norrli 1.40 7 14 41 47% 47%— % earthRn 1 9 43 11% IIH IIH- % Cotfioi 2.14 1 371 10%M JO - % NoAPhllMI 44 14% 33% 33%-% ElcorCp .12 7 22 7 4H 4H . By JOHN CIINNIKF thing about it? Earthquakes? What would The believer in impending Combing 310 m 41% 47% 47%—1% Nof NG|3.« 7 14 47% 44% 47%* % FOIInc .01*113 15 3H 3% 3H* % Com«rE3.40IO 371 31%30% »%— % Ho5(Pw1.9410 171 29 Vi X X —1 FolconS .40 f 00 34H 34% 35 -IH AP Biauwaa Aulyal Look at the way inflation America be without San catastrophe feels we'll all get FtdRMrcc* IX SH 4% S - % Comiot I 7 IM 31% 11% 31%— % Northrp 1.4010 34 45% 45% 45%— % keeps shadowing up like the Francisco? punished for the trans- ConC* 1.40 4 411 31%21% 11% * % NwttAlrl.4S13 307 29 21% 2IH— % Flimwy lit 1 44 1% IH |v, - % FronilcrAIr 4 43 7% 7 7 - % NEW YORK (AP) - A lot BUSINESS CmFdi 1.40 1 313 24V,M% 24% . NwlBnciJOIl 211 S4 S5% 55% * % 1 hangman, leering at the help- Have you noticed that the gressions, even If others are CortNG«2.50 f 7T 24%15% 1S%— % Norton IM 7 27 37% 37% 37%- % GRICp 43 3H J /. 3%- H of explanations have been of- CorrtuPowl 7 334 21%73*i MU- H NorSlm.40blO 339 20% 19% 19h— % GtantYtl 13 47 4% »'/i 4H- % less victims. anchovies are disappearing at fault. Like the person who GtoddtnoCp I 4H 4% 4%- % fered for the reluctance of C*nlAlrLlnl3 151 7% 7 7 O We Americans have been ANALYSIS from Peru again? lives so well on credit and CortllC(i3.Hlf ff &1% 53% Site— % OccMPtt 113 47M ?SH 23% 34%—1% GIB«lnPt1S4 237 Hi M M capital spending and the CntlOrp 3 1 S11 35H GILkCh XU 44 33H 11% 33H + I says he'll let his life insur- 34W 34%—% OhloEd 1.7010 303 20% 20% X% HartiM.12*ll 19 13% 11% IIH- % shocked into expecting the You may think this a prob- ConlOII 1.30 • 711 34% 15fi 35%— U OkloGE 1.4110 7V 11% 11% IIH- % stock market to rise but no- ance pay the bills when he's ConlTtll.M11 457 14%14% 14%- % OklaNGl M 7 44 34% 34% »%— % HouOIIM 0034 1504 S1H SO 51H • 3 worst. Watergate, and bil- lem mainly for Peruvian fish- HuifcyO N' 39 X IIH 19%- H body seems to offer the ca- while understanding perfectly ConlrolDal 10 IK 3irt 74% 34%— W OllnCp 1.50 7 44 40% 40% 40%* % lingsgate every day. Corrupt ermen and pizza lovers, but it gone, while you dutifully pay Cooptfln Mil 117 J1V, MV, M% . Omork .7? 7 41 13% 13% 11%— v» Hyccllnc II 7 1% 3% J%- % tastrophe theory. that this can't go on forever CornG1.53ol4 311 49* 41% 4t%— H OulMori.40 1 S7 25% 25% 25%-% lmpOHA.0413 134 3IH 31H 11% * % businessmen and sex-crazed impinges on your existence your bills and live so poorly. Cowlci S414 f 13% 11% 11% IncotarmA 13 31 IIH 11% 12H— H As expostulated by one or else we'll run out of fuel to ImtrumSy* 300 IH 1% l%- % congressmen, and various fat directly. Anchovies are live- If you agree with all this CuUcI 5510 » 33^ 13% 31%- % IntlBanknot 13190 IH 2th 3 * H small investor, Catastrophob- power them and space to Craig .10 4 141 15 14% 14%— % cats purring at the ordinary stock food. Without anchovies you can understand why those CrovHI 111 17 11%30% 31%* % PPGIM3MI 2IS 55% 53% 53%—1% InttrwayCpIS 42 14H 14% 14%- Vt lc Charlie, the theory seems drive them? CrownCorh I M 31% 30% 20%— % PocG E1.M 91540 23% 23% 23 — % lnvDlvtnA.20* 5 31 10 17', II * H person's expense. the cattle raisers might push KoltrlndMlO 145 11% IS ISH— % who invest and spend haven't CrwZtl t.MH 447 41Vi 41% 43%—IH PocLtgi.411 IU 20 I9H 19% to be built on Murphy's Law, What'U we do about crime CurillWr.4010 334 11%IJ", 17%* % PocPotrl.U 9 KcwanN.72 9 224 15% 31% 14 -1 up the price of soybeans. Up been eager to get a piece of 27 U% 24% 24%- % KlnArkCrp I 27 IH IH IH* H which maintains the worst not A sense of the fragility and in the streets? Dope? Alco- -O-O — PocPwIMI 434 23% 73% 23H- % goes your meat bill too. the future. As the poor ca- Oartind.Mb • S4 34414% 14% . PocTT 1.40 9 197 II 17Vi 17%— % LotyRod 24 7 34 •% IH IH . only can happen but will. The evanescence of the planet is hol? Why Is the strongest Dayco SOb 5 I 17 14'. 14%— % PonAmAIr 247 S 4% S L«*Entr .5213 41 IIH 31% llVj- % tastrophobic sees It, there's DoytPLl.4411 73 30 11% 11% PonEP 3.30 9 44% 47 - % LlncolnAm 14 12 )% 3% 3%- H catastrophe theory adds a su- pervasive. The feeling, for in- economy In the world not able Will coffee prices return LotwThtwt 110 IH I IH- % nothing out there to bet on Dttf* 1.10 7 Hi Vt'ft 3»V» »%— % PotrkPl.35114 .11% 11%— % perstructure of current evi- to figure out its unemploy- DtlMonl.M4 41 71% 37% 37%- H PtnDfx.34b 11 5% McCulO 24 101 3Vi 3H 3H stance, that we'll never be from orbit, or is there a con- S% S%— % MWaolnl 30 4 21 12% IIH 13H- % anyway. DcltaAlr.70 1 171 Mv%37% 37%-% P«nn«y l.XU 490 50% 41% 41 —1 dence. satisfied until we spend our- ment problem? Will the spe- spiracy to deprive harried hu- O«nnvt MU J" 34 33H 21%—1% PoPwLtl.M 9 IH 22% 21% 21%- H MllftrWo.40 1 41 11% IIH 31H- % MllChlE II 2S1 44H 43% 41 -IV) It isn't like the 1960s, he OtlElliil.4510 419 ISM 15% 15% Pwwuoli 40 1 174 32%32% 33%— V, Isn't the dollar in trouble? selves to insensltlvity. Or that cies survive? Should it? mans of the solace that OtomSM.10 1 430 V%34% 34%-% PtplJCo 215 234 7VH 77% 77%—1 NKInnvyCp 14 1 1% IH . says, when we really believed Pflitr MU MalParaon 40 S 44 II 10% 10H- % Aren't Italy and Britain being we'll be blown apart before The nervous system of the comes from a quiet cup be- Dillon I.Mbll 4 31 X% 30%* % 249 21% 21% X%* % in a future, when we were Oivitv l»ll 441 45 44% 44%— % PhclpO3»II 115 39% 30% 3i%- H NotPotffil 75 504 9H IH f - Vi NProc *J« I SI 10% 10 10 - % sucked down the tube? And we can get "them." person suffering from the ca- fore facing the world each Dlvtflfdln 34 1% 1% 1%— % PhUoEll.WlO 354 II convinced nothing stood in PhllMorri.3013 17% 17H- % NYTIrmi.4011 42 14% 14 14 - V» DrP»ppr.*41l 134 14%14% 14%— % 1414 51% 54% 54%—1% isn't our very existence A sense of our con- tastrophe syndrome is pro- day. As a coffee addict said: OewCh 112 1110 41%40% 40%—1 PhlllPHl.MI? NoltMCp X 14 5H 5%> 5%- H the way of fearless determi- PltMyB 4113 41] 43% 43% 43%- % NorCdnOlllll 73 IH 7H I — H threatened by the oil short- tradictory nature Is an in- grammed like the ex- "Are they out to get us?" Ortutr .1010 3H 40V> 39'* 40 — % 237 14% 15% 14 nation, and when God was duPori1».15«13 311,131 12f IM -1% Pntumo 1 5 OiarkA.lOe 5 40 4% 4% 4%- % Polorotd .5017 104 14% 14% 14%— % PallCorp.4012 29 X% UH 21%- Vt age? gredient of the theory. perimental guinea pig who is The kids. What'll they be up DufctP 1.40 1 421 31 30% »%— % PortGE1.44 9 711 17% 34% 34%- % with us. Now he Isn't so sure. DuqLt 1.73 1 114 30%30W 30%* % PerfecCmp ISO IH 7H I - % The evidence is there if Haven't you asked yourself jolted by a charge of elec- to next — or down to, to Proc1rG3.301| 114 20% 20% 20%-% Plontlnd 37 1% I I • % _•_! PIvCol 1.4410 374 93H 91% 9t%— % Plontrnc.1314 U ISH Wu 2SH- % how we can continue to have tricity whenever It reaches phrase it more appropriately? E»1Aif Lin 49 31? IV. 91 11% 11% 11% you'll only look about. Did But there is certainty. Ca- 1 PSvEG 1 00 9 PrtnHol 1313 13 13% 13% 33% • % EnKdl.40all S47 14%13% M ,- % Publchrlnd 540 22% 22% 23% * % you come to work through the the good life while simulta- for food. The good old days when tastrophobic Charlie isn't go- Eaton 3 1 53 42%41% 43% * % Pr«l«yCo» 1 74 9H 9V» 9H- % Putololnt 12 5% S% S%— % ROKhCU.OOll 74 19H 11% IIH- H neously despoiling the envi- Echlki .4111 47 34 21% 25%* % PuoSPU.4010 5 2% 2% 3% , rush hour this morning? Don't Catastrophobic Charlies people acted responsibly ing to improve his or anyone EIPau>ll0 7 IM IS 14% 14%-% RltdonMMK) 40 »% 19% 20%- % Putlmn 1.3310 133 34% 31% 33H- % Roblntvch X 14% 14% UH , you agree that civilization ronment that provides It? add to Murphy's Law a belief seem to be fading and now else's life one fraction. In EttroCpl.UI 33 30%39H 3f%— % PurcsCpi.WO 143 34 31H 33% * % EmtrEI 117 IH 34% 34% 34%— % 65 11% 11% ll%* % RyonH .5011 44 IIH IIV. IHk . exist only as a dim memory PurltnFoVi 5 ShnondhOim 75 27Vi 34H »H- % ~ cannot continue this way? Those big cars! How is it that you can depend upon the fact, he will see his dreams EnMrchl.7310 IIS 10% 30 30 — % X 3% 3% 3%— % QookOol «)0 Sptncor (He I 19 4H 4H 4H Eunorkt.74 I 151 34%34% 34%- % OuokStO.TIU 204 25% 25 25 — % And that nobody does any- that we keep buying them unexpected. of one's own childhood fulfilled Ethyl 1-40 4 41 43%43 41 — % Owtitor.OSrIO 374 19W 19% 19%— % SyntM .3010 307 13H 23 23 — % Evon.Pd 40 1 321 11%11% 13 — % X 7% 7 7 SytttmEng37 24 4H 4H 4H- % Exon 1.401 I 1443 53%53% S3 — % TennaCorp 4 50 3H 3H 3H- % — F—F RCA 11111*1 2** M 24 — H TerraC 40o 4 X IIH IIH 11%+% FMC 113 234 25%14% 24%— % RoWonPl.MIS 49t 53'^ 91* 51V- H UIPCp .14 4 23 3H 3V* IH . FalrCam 1034 139 37%37 37%- % Roncoln M I 21 14* 13* 13'/,* % UnAlrPd.54 9 1 10 10 10 * % Falrlnd .3010 51 10 1% 9'% - % RttpldAm 234 4* S* 4 — % UnAsbtlloi S X 1 13 14 3 11-141 11-14 FtddtflCp 334 7 4% 4%— % ftoymn 1.3011 711 MH iJVt 57% . UnBrandwt 37 1-14 Vt H . FtdNMI H 4 IU 14% 14% 14%— % USFlltr .24 9 347 13% IIH 13 - % Middle East jitters hit market RradBa(00 4 1*1 II* II* II—% Vtrnllron 7 33 4H 4% 4%— % FtdOSt 1 44U 741 47%47 47% RtUhCh .74 I 23 It tlVt IIH- H WTCinc .10 33 3Vt 3% 3%- % FNtrolCp 5 W 10% 10% 10% * % RtpSII 1*0 I 135 32* 33* 13%+ % 20.86 million Monday. East peace efforts not ultima- Inflationary pressures.- Ftftttn 1.1013 1044 23% 33% 23 v»— % RtsrvOII.XU 421 itVi II* 19 — % WarCplCOS 14 4% 4% 4%+ % By CHET CURRIER to (70.75, erasing the net ad- WnlatiPII X 11 9% 9H 9H— % F.lChor Wt 7 3M 14%15% 1S%— % RtvlQfl W17 513 43* 43 43 - % The Dow tumbled from tely lead to a settlement. Copyrtghl by Th» AlMKlattd PrtM 1977. AP Baslaess Writer vance of 8.81 it had posted in Readings for the day: the FttlnBnl.2013 II 43% 43 43 — Vi Riynlnl.X t 421 *» 47 47%- % Fllntkot 1.14)0 41 21%21% 21%— % R^yM«1l.20l m 79\i 31* X%- % the three previous sessions. minus-4 at 2 p.m. EST to an Analysts noted that traders NYSE's composite index, off FloPwLl 5410 1414 27H 37 17 — % 32%+ % Rock*llnt2 t 2*7 33* 33* NEW YORK (AP) - The Since New Year's the aver- 11 point deficit an hour later. also had some worries in the .54 at 51.34; the American FloPow7 M 9 135 30Vi XVt 30%— % Rohrlnd 21 *% 4* 4% Footnotes FdFolf .X13 W5 4% 4% 4%* % RoyCCot.BOt 54 11% II II - % stock market skidded to an age has dropped 28 points. Brokers said the impetus domestic economic picture. Stock Exchange market value FOfdM 3.30 4 943 4C*W% 40%— H RoylDl.24* S1177 S2Vi SI* SIS- '. Solvstlgurctareunollklol FwMcK 17 13 15% 15% 1SH- '•> Ryd«rSyi.05JoMlnl.30U 43 40'1 40* 40%+ % of or* Identltledlnrht following loo mole* .90 at 90.41. SILSaFJSOlO 112 42% 41*4IH* % ters. change. Daoud, a suspected plotter of ment might show increased GAFCp .40 7 SI 13% 11H UH— % 35%-1% a—Alto extra or eilros b—Annual rale MRtgP 1.44 I 19} 17 35* ptu* stock dividend, c—Liquidating divi- the massacre at the 1172 GomSk 1.40 5 *34 24 23W 23%— % SombOl M t 794 17% 14* 14%- % The Dow Jones average of Big Board volume reached Gonn.fi 111 M 40'/> 40% 40%- % 10%— % dend, e—Declared or paid In preceding 13 Sondtfl 12 39 11* 10'/i month*. I—Declared or paid oiler dock 30 industrial stocks fell 10.22 24.10 million shares, up from Olympics in Munich. Israel, GonOyncvn 4 17 S3 50% 50%—1% SF«lnd 2 I 105 JIH »* X%- Vi Women to hear JCP&L speaker GtnEI 1.M14 1135 S4% av, SJVi— % 43%- % dividend or tptlt up. |—Paid tt>li yeor, which had urged that Daoud SonFtlnl 3010 371 44 43W dividend omltted.oetvrred or no action G*.Foodl»9 773 3m si 11%— % SchtfgPl IIS S3] 43H 43* 42%— % KEYPORT - Hillary Cum- GwHotl 40 IS 13% . token at lot! dividend meeting, k—Dtc- be held for possible extra- Mrs. Fred Hergert, public 13% 13 12%* % SCOAIn BO 5 X 13* 13* lored or paid thli yeor, on occumulollve Garage sale benefit is set G«nMllli.7415 3f4 34 33% 34 * % ScoftPop 7* 9 279 20H It* 19H- % dition, responded angrily by mins of Jersey Central Power affairs chairman, will in- CnAAotS 55« I 2345 34H- % liwt with dlvldendl In arreorv n—New 74% 75 75 -1 5MbCL 2 4 S01 35* 34* l»we r-Declaredorpoldln preceding II and Light Co. will present troduce the speaker. CPU Cpl.4110 34J 11% 11% 11%— % SMrltG S3 9 571 13* 13'* 13%- % HIGHLANDS -A garage articles may contact Mrs. recalling its ambassador from GT*4olsom, social GaPocll J017 IN 35% 34% 34%— % G*rb«r 1.30 • 40 SMrwW2.2OU 31 3«H 30* 39 * % of the Woman's Club of Key- 14h 34% 14%- % I3H— % *—Ei-dlvldmdof iR-rloht*. y-En-divi p.m. at the local firehouse on gional. Egyptian foreign minister, Is- services chairman, will report GtttyOl SOoM U I93H—1% SitrrPoc 1 I iTO 13* 13* dend and solei In full. i-Sol«l In full. lf3V) 193 Signal 1.1012 141 23 24% 24%— % GMItMt 1.4010 370 31 % eld—Colled. wd-Whendlstr Ibuted.wl- Bay Ave. In the event of bad wean- mael Fahmy, that his country port In the children's room of on the club's charitable activ- 21% 37% Slng*fCo.10c 244 20H 20* 3OH- "' GloUHMor 171 71—1 When liwed. w«w—With worranti. xw— ter, the sale will take place would be willing to go to war the borough library. Goodrh 1.11437 303 Smtlhltlintlt? 240 7t* 71 Wimowtwor rants. Kdli-Ex-dtstrlbut Ian. The sale will be conducted ities during the holidays. Gootfyr I »0U 405 24* JSh 2J*- * iMyCp .(&•!• 13S1 I* I* 0%- % V. v)—In bankruptcy "' receivenhlp or Jan. 22. with Israel should Middle- Gewtd HI 445 71 7311 MVi- SCrxEGI 5310 121 itUi It 19%* V* by Diane Kennedy, a student *» 79* 21* + V* 22%* % being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Gract 1.70)0 444 SoCalE 1.41 7 334 23* 22* Act. or itcurltles aiwmed by luch com at Henry Hudson Regional GIATIPK 30 230 7»H 2»*- It SoutKol 4410 730 14^ 14* GtWnFln JO I 35? 13 17* I2»— V. SoNRnllS I 71 S3* S3*51% . School. Proceeds will go to GrGtontiOttl 70 211. »» SouPoc 2.24 I SH M* 35* 35%— % CftyhlMol 3M 19V, IIV, 11* • SouRy 23210 101 41W «tm41 - % STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT the American Heart Associ- PRESTIGE 1 Crumm .10 5 464 15* IS * IS*- v* SptfryR .93 91111 41% 40 40%- % NEW YORK (API So(«. 4 p.m. prlct ation. COINS GwrfWUn«0 4 Ml II'.. 114 II*- 't IqwarD 1.101S 157 M'l 37*27%- % and n*i chong* or ttit DfiMn molt ac- GtrWIndwt 40* 17* 17 17 - * **>**> 941J 153 71% 3IH20%- % Hvt Ntw York Slock Eachangt liw»*. Those who wish to donate KKYSTONK SAVINGS CwlfCNI 1 • 7 1532 i. 1 1 — Snrandl.Xll 401 11 79V, 2f%- H trading nationally at mort than tl. SUNDAY, JANUARY 16. 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1 9 WEDNESDAY, JANUAHV 12. ,,77 The DWIy Register 13 Offshore leases sales postponed Radio /hack WASHINGTON (AP) - The retary of the Interior must Interior Department yes- study the environmental Im- terday Usued a revised sched- pact of each proposed sale ule (or possible offshore oil and seek public comment be- and gai leasing, postponing fore awarding any leases. alma* aU of the sales from The specific areas and their previous target dates. regulations for each lease of- The department particu- ten are Influenced by this en- •JARKDOWN SALE vironmental review process, larly called attention to post- DEEP PRICE CUTS! PLUS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON SHACK™ EXCLUSIVES! and the revised schedule was ponement of proposed sales in presented only as an advance s the Bristol Basin, the Chukchi planning document, not an of- S REALISTIC AM-FM See-Hope Basin and other ficial schedule of lease sales. SAVE 60 STEREO RECEIVER areas of Alaska to allow more 1OO OFF! Dates and locations tentati- time for state participation in AM-FM STEREO planning and for environmen- vely proposed for offshore tal studies. petroleum leasing In the re- 8-TRACK SYSTEM vised schedule, compared As in the previous schedule, With previous proposals in- announced In June 1975, Inte- clude: Reg. 199.95 rior still proposes to auc- June 1977 - North Atlantic, tion offshore federal areas (or delayed from August 1171 oil and gas exploration and September 1(77 — South At- 95 development at the rate of lantic, delayed from Novem- one lease sale every two ber, 1971. months. June 1978 - Mid-Atlantic, But some sales originally postponed from August 1977. 139 proposed for 1976, off the At- December 1978 - South At- Big 30% savings make Reg. 259.95 An unbeatable 33% slashed off lantic coast and Alaska, have lantic Blake Plateau, post- Modulaire-8A an been retargeted for 1977, poned from June 1978. regular price on our STA-77A! pushing several of this year's June 1979 - North Atlantic, irresistible bargain! With audio component features proposed sales into 1978 in- postponed from February Play pre-recorded tapes like FM muting, main/remote stead. 1978. and record your own at a 95 speaker switching, pushbutton The revised schedule also tape monitor. in a genuine September 1979 - South At- fraction of the cost! Pause 31 2074 proposes new sales for 1971 lantic, a new proposal. walnut veneer case and 1980, years which had not In 1980, a new sales propos- control, Glide-Path® 159 been scheduled before. al is for the Mid-Atlantic in controls. There's only one SAVE MORE I COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEMS I Under federal law, the sec- March. Tr»H two cr*Oir cuA ft nono'CO »i f>iri>Cip»1>ng Rid>o SFuKh tio'«i Oih#i CM>I plant may a'to ot place you can find it... Insurer will test av*MDM D«'l'll al your RM'by ilnrt Radio Shack. Reg. Separate Reg. Separate CB PRICESLASHED Items Price Items Price state rate freeze 439.80 498.90 TRENTON (AP) - The collision-comprehensive auto biggest auto insurance com- insurance last June 28. pany In New Jersey moved While Sheeran was an- s yesterday to test the state's nouncing the rate hike 299 339 announced free* on auto in- request, an ISO spokesman • Rmtlistic STA77A AM FM Sfno Rtcmivr Rmalistic STA-77A AM FM Slmrto Rtctivtr surance rate increases. charged that the commission- Two Rtmlitlic MCWOO SpttkT Syslims er was denying legal rights to Two Ballistic MC 1500 Speiker Sysfrrn The Allstate Insurance Co. Rflistic Ltb-14 Auto Turnliblt with Bait automobile insurance com- Rtalistk Lib 54 AuloTurnltbh wHh fljs. applied for a 14.0 per cent THE ONE HANDER™ panies in the state. rate hike for private passen- MOBILE CB RADIO STEREO HEADPHONE PRICE SLASH! ger car insurance, state In- George E. DeWolf, vice surance Commissioner James president and general counsel Sheeran announced. for ISO, said it was "totally Allstate provides coverage improper" (or Sheeran to re- for 580.000 cars and collects open hearings on his com- SAVE *1O |172 million in New Jersey pany's rate hike request after premiums annually. The pro- turning down the request with REALISTIC® STEREO those of the eight other com- posed rate hike would bring *79 HEADPHONES panies Dec. I. the company an additional • Ivary Control Is In Th* SpnklrlMikt Htndstt! $25.2 million a year By reopening the case, Sheeran prevents ISO from Reg. 24.95 In a controversial move last going to court to receive ap- month, Sheeran turned down proval for the rate hike, De- NEW! rate hike requests by eight Wolf said. SAVE*5 95 major insurance companies DETACHABLE and by the Insurance Services MOTORIZED ARCHER * CB ANTENNA Office (ISO), a rating bureau MOBILE.CB ANTENNA TRUNK MOUNT for !M companies. The com- Three fined 14 missioner indicated he would 95 •i • 331002 freeie rates for all companies on charges 6 21-530 Discover private magic of for about six months. 5495 headphone hi-fi with a . In his statement Sheeran of shoplifting %0^U 21970 tremendous 40% discount1 made no reference to the SAVE 15% Big 10 coiled cord1 freeie and also failed to men- SHREWSBURY - Three l^m. CB ANTENNA tion when a hearing would be persons have been fined on £*\ CONNECTORS s 50 held on the Allstate request. shoplifting charges after their SAVE 16% SAVE 30 The company received ap- arrests it Marshall's, Shrews- Reg. 1.89 Pair proximately a 24 per cent bury Plata. Flip its switch, it turns your AMAZING HI-FI rate hike for both liability and Jane A. Brown, 38 Crawford CB on and extends! Flip switch 459 PAIR SPEAKER BARGAIN St., Shrewsbury Township, again, it turns CB off and retracts! I 278-205 who was arrested Monday, Reg 79 50 Each Eatontown appeared in court later that SO REGULATED day. She was found guilty of 12V SUPPLY S shopUfilng a pair of womens EACH board gets DYNAMIC CB boots valued at 112.M and Reg. 25.95 40 1982 was fined $200 by Municipal MOBILE MIKE 49 asbestos data Court Judge Bernard H. Hoff- • Ganuint Walnut Vtnttr Enclosure' EATONTOWN - The only man. 95 asbestos In Eatontown's four Two persons arrested Dec. S elementary schools Is In- 20 on shoplifting charges were sulating pipes in the boiler fined $200 each by Judge SAVE 1O rooms, according to School Hoffman. 3 PIECE STEREO Superintendent Anthony F. They are Unwood Holt, 31 FULL MEMORY PHONO SYSTEM Palmisano. Second Ave., and Michelle CALCULATOR Mr. Palmisano reported to Gillis, 118 Garfleld Court, Reg. 99.95 the Board of Education that a both Long Branch. In addition Reg. 29.95 review of all the schools has to the fine, Ms. Gillis was giv- been made by Frank J. Pi- en a M-day suspended Jail lock of Patock Construction sentence. Co., Tlnton Falls. The firm Edward KlsUn, 112 Wallace 89?? had been a contractor for St.. and Kristlne Bacon, 273 • Superb Starfr Stwrtof construction of two of the Shrewsbury Ave., both Red' schools. Bank, were arrested Monday UP TO 33% OFF SCIENCE FAIR AND ARCHER KITS! The superintendent said on shoplifting charges. They children were not exposed to were charged with shoplifting SAVE 15% SAVE! SAVE! the asbestos and there was no a pair of women's shoes val- WINDOW/DOOR CUT 17% CUT 33% cause for concern. ued at |14.n and were re- BULK MAGNETIC The Division of Vocational leased in their own recogniz- BATTERY TAPE Education In the state De- ance, pending court appear- CHECKER ERASER partment of Education has ances on Monday. granted the district $3,200 to Reg. 6.95 develop an Introduction to vocational programs for sev- Hearing set "DRIVER ALERT" AUTO IGNITION enth and eighth grade stu- 588 RADAR SENTRY KIT 20-IN-1 ELECTRONIC dents. '22100 SYSTEM KIT on sludge Reg. LAB KIT The bulk of the money will 95 Reg. be used for equipment and • Crisis Opan Rial, 27.95 Reg. • Tail "A". ~C: "D'and • Tamoorary or Parmantnt 22 29.95 14.95 95 supplies. dumping 8- Track and Cassttta Tapasl ^•™" 28 400 SV Calls! Attachment/ v Ht- U« i«i*d By Sn Ml4u 4M 26-400 9""• 282428-2455 TRENTON - A public Employment group hearing to solicit ideas on elects Saloukas how to curb pollution from OVER 4600 RADIO SHACK STORES AND DEALERS — THERE'S ONE NEAR YOU SARASOTA, Fla. - William sludge dumping In the ocean Radio I. Saloukas of the SnelUng * off the coasts of New Jersey SnelUng offices in Freehold, and New York will be held by • MIDDLETOWN \EATONTOWN Matawan and Red Bank, has a Joint legislative committee Chapel Hill Monmoulh Mall /hack been elected to a one-year from the two states at 4 p.m. Shopping Center Rl«. 35 & 36 tomorrow in the press lounge term as vice president of the 467 Hwy 35 542-5100 New Jersey Private Employ- at the Giants Stadium in the Most items also available Meadowlands. 741-6382 at Radio Shack Dealers ment Agencies. L"ok for this sign Mr. Saloukas, in the Snell- Assemblyman Anthony M. in your neighborhood. ing system of more than 500 Villane, R-Monmouth, chair- offices since April, 1OT, was man of toe committee which honored as the firm's man- comprises members of both ager of the year. He Is the New Jersey and the New • SHREWSBURY HAZLET serving a three-year term as York Assemblies, said those Shrewsbury Plaza MATAWAN who wish to attend the hear- K-Mart Plaza a member of the SnelUng & Rt.35 Colonial PWza Smiling National Executive ing should use parking lot No. Rt.35 Rt. 34 4 Lloyd Road IS, enter by the Stadium Club 542-7100 Council, representing Ucens- 264-3733 583-6630 ees in New Jersey, Pennsyl- door, and take the press vania, Delaware, Maryland elevator to toe Stadium Club gA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES and the District of Columbia. level. AU FOODTOWN SUPtRMAWCITSJCMNIN THICSUIBAiTONOFTHf aton GRAND OPENING FOODTOWN of VIVA PAPER KENDALL PARK TOWELS ! 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CloffI list night raised for local municipal tiate with the law firm of No- exclusively on the basis of pledged that the clty'i tax purposes," he stated. vins, Farley, Grossman, Us- age rate will be reduced and the The budget is expected to ton and York, for a settle- 1(77 budget will reflect a de- ment In the matter. Both "What other business or in- be Introduced tomorrow. Dr. dustry in this city do you re- crease in the amount of taxes Sal J. Prezioso, city business sides agreed on the $14,000 to be raised for municipal payment, said City Attorney quire that a discount be given administrator, is in the pro- to people because of their purposes. cess of finalizing the budget Robert Maura age?" he asked the council. The mayor did sot itate for its introduction The council also approved how much the tix rate would In other council matters, a an ordinance which increases According to Mr. liauro. drop. It presently stands it resolution was adopted by the taxi fares in the city. the discount to seniors is not 13.78 per $100 of assessed which the city pays $14,000 In illegal. legal fees incurred by former The new ordinance increas- Mr. Sommers also noted valuation. The tax rate for es the rates from $1 to $1 25 municipal purposes Is 11.21 city Patrolman John Adams that the Yellow Cab Co. was Adams was acquitted of a within the city limits north of the first taxicab company in per $100 of assessed valu- Takanassee Lake and from ation. manslaughter charge in the the state to give seniors a dis- Dec. 8, 1174, shooting death of $1.1$ to $1 50 south of the count. Speaking at a public council Wilbert S. Russell, son of a lake. In other matters, Mayor meeting, Mayor Cioffi noted Mayer Heary R. Ciald former city councilman. The The ordinance also requires Cioffi said that questionaires that he did not join other gov- Incident occurred while that senior citizens only be are being mailed to random NEW OFFICERS - Officers ot the Middletown Senior Citizens Leis- ernment leaders who urged "1 do not agree with those Adams was on duty charged $1,10 and $1.25 on the households to determine the state to drop, the statutory ure Time Group were installed yesterday at a luncheon In Buck who want the cap circum- The legal fees which the two routes. whether there is an interest Smith's restaurant, East Keansburg, attended by more than 250. Dis- five par cent local budget vented," said the mayor. city had initially been asked The president of the Yellow in obtaining cable television caps. cussing the program are, from left, Mayor Allan J. MacDonald, who "This year's municipal to pay totalled $22,000. The Cab Co., Donald Sommers. for the city. Installed the officers; Louis Slingerland, president, and Mrs. Morion Roche, chairman of the affair. Long Branch council names two Middletown seniors as directors of city departments install new officers LONG BRANCH-The city director of the Department of chester, Maryland. dated with the Engineering council last night approved Building and Development Company of Metcalf & Eddy EAST KEANSBURG - Yesterdays The historian's report was presented He has a B.S. degree from bitter chill turned parking lots and walk- by Mrs. Mary Truex. John S Campbell, the appointment of two new Mr. Isaacks will be paid the University of Maryland in as a resident architectural in- city department heads. ways at Buck Smith's restaurant into township recreation director, was assist- $20,000 annually. This post recreation and park adminis- spector for general construc- Philip R. Sanders, Free- will encompass overall super- tion. iron-hard icy ruts, but more than 250 of ed by Mrs. Gloria Champlin. senior citi- tration and graduate credits Middletown's beautiful people — her se- zen director, in the presentation of hold, was appointed as the vision of housing inspections, from Morgan State College. code enforcement, the com- In other council matters, a nior citizens — turned out nevertheless to awards for outstanding accomplishments new director of the Depart- Maryland and University of ment of Recreation, Parks munity development program resolution introduced by enjoy stuffed breast of chicken at an an- in l»7ii Vermont. Councilman James W. Dennis nual installation of officers luncheon. and Conservation at an an- and the planning division. Guests were the Rev. David Delzell of nual salary of $18,000. He re- Mr. Sanders is presently the Mr. Isaacks is presently calling for a probe into an al- Introduced by the Rev. Richard R leged falsification of police Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman places Kevin Dlxon, who re- first full-time director of the employed as the resident en- Schwartz, master of ceremonies who also Catholic Church. Highlands, who sang signed the post In September Department of Recreation in gineer, inspector and superin- personnel records died with- gave the invocation and benediction. out a seconding motion. "You'll Never Walk Alone" in a more for an overseas Job. Manaiapan. Prior to this posi- tendent of new construction Mayor Allan J. MacDonald Installed the than competent baritone; Mayor MacDon- officers of the Middletown Township Se- Also appointed was Albert tion, he was the director of at Ocean County College in Mr. Dennis' resolution ald; Mr. Campbell? Mrs Champlin. and N. Isaacks Sr, Freehold, as parks and recreation of Col- Toms River. He is also asso- nior Citizens Leisure Time Group for Bob Bramley. Middletown bureau man- called for the council to in- H77. vestigate an Incident whereby ager for The Daily Register a civilian police-dispatcher They include Louis Slingerland. re- was involved in a car acci- elected president; Harold Duey, first Entertainment was by the Golden Age dent in West Long Branch al- vice-president;"Mrs Hazel Krynicki, sec- Band, including Mrs Mary Wacker on pi- though her tlmesheet in- ond vice-president; Mrs. Grace Smith, ano, Mrs. Virginia Langendorf on violin dicated that she was on duty treasurer; Claudius Sang, recording sec- and Hans Larsen on accordion. The Daily Register null R retary, and Mrs. Elsie Dehmer. corre- at the time. Mrs. Marion Roche served as chair- Roser Jr. had prior knowl- sponding secretary. man of the affair. SHREWSBURY. N J WEONESOAY, JANUARY 12. 1977 15 Mr. Dennis' concern cen- edge of the inaccuracy when tered; on whether Public he approved the dispatcher's Safety Director S. Marshall timesheet Area communities are studying U.S. court's ruling on housing By DORIS KULMAN S. GagUano, Holmdel Town- in Cook County northwest of something that indicates the noting that the Arlington ship attorney, said. "We will Chicago. law of the land, which in- Heights case was based on ra- Yesterday's U.S. Supreme study it. and if we find it says The decisions In the Holm- cludes New Jersey, in regard cial discrimination under fed- Court ruling that commu- anything that may have the del and Marlboro zoning to zoning. There may not be eral law. nities don't have to alter their slightest effect, we probably cases are based on the state the absolute requirement, as toning laws to provide for would tile a supplementary Supreme Court's ruling last set forth In the Mount Laurel "Unfortunately, the U.S. low-income housing will get a brief." year that suburban towns can decision, that communities re- Supreme Court wouldn't hear meticulous reading In Holm- The Holmdel appeal Is be- not use zoning laws to ex- tow for low and moderate In- an appeal on the Mount Lau- del. Township, which Is ap- fore the state Appellate clude low-income families, came housing." rel decision,' Mr. Trimble pealing a New Jersey Superi- Court. The decision was handed / But attorneys for both sides said. "They said it was a or Court order to amend Its Marlboro Township also is down in a case involving/ in the Mount Laurel case said state matter, that they didn't toning code to provide for low appealing a state court order Mount Laurel Township. J the federal Supreme Court have any jurisdiction to re- and moderate Income hous- that it amend its zoning code view the decision of the state Mr. Gagliano comments'! ruling wouldn't have any im- Supreme Court." ing, including multi-family to provide for low and moder- "1 think from a home rule pact on It. units. ate Income housing. standpoint and the standpoint "The Mount Laurel case He said the only way he "We've been waiting for The U.S. Supreme Court of a municipal attorney that was based entirely on the could see the federal courts that decision; we talked ruling yesterday came in a while the federal Supreme state constitution." John getting involved in the Mount about it when we were pre- case involving Arlington Court decision might not have Trimble. Camden, the at- Laurel decision would be "if paring our appeal." Thomas Heights. 111., a white enclave a direct effect, there could be torney for Mount Laurel said. private citizens somehow get into the federal courts to ar- gue that their federal con- stitutional rights have been denied through increased GOLDEN AGE BAND - The members of the Middletown Senior Citi- taxes for low-income housing, zens Leisure Time Group dance to the music of their own band, with Court does not close door Hans Larsen on accordion, Mrs. Mary Wacker on plono and Mrs. Vir- counter to the Arlington Heights decision ginia Langendorf on violin. But zoning Is an area feder- on future housing appeals al authorities aren't in a big hurry to get into." he added. attack such zoning laws. non-profit developer sued Ar- town's board of trustees WASHINGTON (AP) - "The New Jersey Con- In their decision, the jus- lington Heights after the sub- based its 1171 refusal to re- Poor urban blacks or other stitution is the law for the Middletown officials urban community would not zone a 15-acre plot of undeve- minorities who dream of leav- tices reversed a lower court state of New Jersey. Mount vote to accommodate a 190- loped land on racial motives. ing tbe inner city for the ruling and found the Chicago Laurel is based on the state more affluent suburbs cannot suburb of Arlington Heights townhouse low income proj- The court sent back to the Constitution and state law. ? necessarily count on the Con- did not unconstitutionally dis- ect. circuit court arguments and the federal decision won't stitution for help In finding criminate against blacks by About half of the proposed raised by the would-be devel- affect it," declared Linda speak in Southern' tow-income housing, the Su- refusing to alter Its zoning development's residents oper. Metropolitan Housing Hurd. a staff attorney for the preme Court says. code to permlbconstruction of would be black, and Arlington Development Corp., that the Camden Regional Legal Ser- By BOB BRAMLEY "Thank y'all!" officers of the township as Lawyers Involved in hous- low Income housing. Heights Is nearly an all-white rezoning refusal violates the vices, which represented the "By Jove, he's got It!" Mr. well. community. ing suits indicated the court The court's decision evoked Federal Housing Act of 1168. state chapter of the National MIDDLETOWN - A touch Self exclaimed Other measures introduced The plaintiffs had attacked ruling did not necessarily si- sharp criticism from James Association for the Advance- of the Old South brightened set speed limits on Port Mon- the toning laws as uncon- Joining with Powell in the Mr. Self, who hailed from detrack similar cases and Compton. executive director ment of Colored People and last night's meeting of the mouth Road and Main St. stitutional under the 14lh 5-) majority were Chief Jus- Alabama and other points in said the Justices left them of the Chicago Urban League. several individuals who Township Committee. (Belford Ave ) and on W. Amendment's safeguards of tice Warren E. Burger and the Deep South before moving other avenues to pursue. He said the court's action brought the successful case Front St., created a stop equal protection. Justices Potter Stewart. Har- Midway through the pro- here some years ago, brings The high court said yes- means blacks and low income against Mount Laurel. street on Wealthy Ave at Sa- The court's decision ex- ry A. Blackmun and William ceedings, newly seated Com- lo the Township Committee terday that communities are families will continue to be lisbury Ave. in East Keans- panded a major dis- H. Rehnquist. "Mount Laurel will stand if mitteeman Frank A Self an- the first southern drawl to be banned from Intentionally trapped In disproportionate burg. regulated left turns off crimination ruling handed it is based on the state, Con- nounced he had a presenta- heard in Township Hall in re- keeping anyone out for rea- numbers in deteriorating in- Justices Byron R. White. Cherry Tree Farm Road onto down last year. The justices stitution rather than the fed- tion to make to Mayor Allan cent years. sons of race. ner cities. William J. Brennan Jr. and Harmony Road and created said then that the Constitution eral Constitution," Andrea J. MacDonald Handing the But, the court said, nothing "It sets progress back con- Thurgood Marshall dissented Six ordinances were in- the post ot body and fender bars only Intentional racial Kahn. a deputy state attorney mayor a small package. Mr. In the Constitution requires siderably. The Nixon-Ford but did not voice dis- troduced by the Township repairer within the Depart- discrimination. general, said. Self commented: predominantly white towns to era has been a damaging one agreement with Powell's rea- Committee, with public hear- ment of Public Works with a change zoning laws to allow as far as progress in housing, In the Arlington Heights She said that unless the two soning. The dissenters said are in conflict, tbe state Con- "Mr James Carter lakes ings set for Tuesday. Jan. 25 salary range of $1,810 to construction of low-income jobs and social legislation is case, the court said those per- the court should have allowed office as President in just nine stitution takes precedence One measure extends the $12,615 housing that would attract concerned," Compton said. sons who think they have the 7th Circuit to re-examine days, and because Mayor over the federal Constitution, applicability of Title II. the poor minority residents. But Arlington Heights been discriminated against the case. MacDonald has had difficulty The committee adopted a "even though the stale Con- state motor vehicle statute, to The court did list standards Mayor James Ryan said the must prove discriminatory in understanding the strange resolutln concurring with es- Justice John Paul Stevens, stitution in many cases is con- the campus of Brookdale that lawyers In similar cases decision protects the rights of motives practiced by govern- language In which the new tablishment by the county en- who came to the high court strued differently than the Community College in Lin- could use to demonstrate that local governments to pre- ment officials. president speaks, I want to gineer of a 40-mile-per-hour from the 7th Circuit, took no federal Constitution." croft. The effect Is to give the a zoning body had an illegal serve the ehsfacter of their It is not enough! to point to present him with this booklet speed limit on Cherry Tree part in the case. Mount Laurel amended Its Brookdale police force equal Intent to discriminate. Law- communities through reason- the "ultimate effect" relied from a memver of the com- Farm Road from Rt 35 to the zoning ordinance last May to standing with the township yers, for instance, could show able zoning standards. bn as proof by the 7th U.S. Though Metropolitan Hous- mittee who also speaks that Leonardville-New Monmouth coincide with the court man- police in the enforcement of a toning board departed from "It means that zoning Is go- Circuit Court of Appeals, the ing emphasized the con- strange language ... the book Road, except for a 25-mile date. But the plaintiffs filed a motor vehicle law on the normal administrative proce- ing to be a matter decided at Justices said in an opinion stitutional question before the Is entitled 'How To Speak per-hour zone near Mater Del complaint against the campus and nearby township dures to draw up rules bar- the local level, rather than Iwrllten by Lewis F. Powell court, the group's executive Southern.' " High School. Cherry Tree ring low-Income housing. 1.000 or 2.000 miles away in Jr. vice president. Salvatore Fer- amended ordinance and a streets and roads. This au- Farm Road is a county thor- trial court is to decide this The court also left open the Washington," he said. The court said the Arlington rera, was optimistic about Opening the package and thority has been affected oughfare, on which the limit Heights case provided In- winning on the statutory ques- spring whether the new ordi- looking at the booklet. Mayor heretofore by enrolling all will be established by county possibility that existing feder- The case began In 1172 nance abides by the ruling. al statutes might be used to when several blacks and a sufficient proof that the tion. MacDonald responded. Brookdale officers as special ordinance Invited, party leader primes for inaugural By MARGUERITE HENDERSON inglon, D.C. The local Chapter's second annual scholarship was shared As fir as Anne Campbell, Shrewsbury, State Democratic this year by Mary McFaddin. Red Bank, and Linda Mahon. vice chairman has been able to determine, "the average size COUNTY FARE Tinton Falls, both sophomores at Trinity and graduates of of dresses being worn to presidentiual inaugural activities Red Bank Catholic High School. Terl Vaccarelll. Little Silver, mustbei-X!" and out of cabs for the inaugural balls, she may "elect" to also a sophomore and a graduate of Red Bank Catholic, re- wear it on some other occasion ceived the scholarship last year and was present to con- At of yesterday, Mrs Campbell had received about 18 In- gratulate the 1177 recipients vitations to various inaugural-oriented activities, but she Long before politics knew of no other area gals who were out shopping for gala The awards were presented by Mrs Beth Finan, Red gowns because they had engraved inaugural ball Invitations in Long before Anne Campbell found herself up to her el- Bank, chairman of the scholarship committee. bows in things political, she was involved in lots of social their petal soft hands The party was hosted by Mrs. Dolly Koch, a member of things bearing "benefit" tags the Trinity College Board of Trustees and daughters Mary As reported in The Sunday Register, youngsters have had Beth Koch, an alumna and Susan Koch, a Trinity senior. Tri- better luck at being asked to Jimmy Carter's inaugural than One of these was the ice skating party cum supper at Na- nity freshmen Alicia Tierney, Shrewsbury, and Suzanne grownups! Surely there must be other good Democrats going. vesink Country Club, Middlctown, sponsored by the Junior McCabe, Rumson. helped to brief prospective students about If there are, would they please pipe up? Committee of the Monmouth Affiliate to Children's Psy- chiatric Center, Eatontown. college in the nation's capital Alumnae attending were Mar- Anne Campbell is heading for Washington Monday and got Walsh, chapter president and Mary Donnelly. Little Sil- will probably return the following weekend. Between-times In fact it was for one of these early-on events that Anne ver, Mrs. Eileen Sheehan, Fair Haven, and Mrs Jane Foss, Mrs Campbell (who is running for the party post of president lined up some of Bruoe Springsteen's E Street Band" cronies Red Bank. of the National Stale Chairmen's Association) will co-host a to entertain! Seems to me that guests were serenaded To date, 90 county high school juniors have expressed in- couple of receptions, attend the inauguration, go to about four (there's gotta be a better word) by saxaphonist Clarence de- terest In attending Trinity, a liberal arts college for women. parties and several balls Thursday, and step Into The White mons now os Sea Bright, who traveled from table to table liv- House Friday for President and Mrs. Carter's first official re- ening up things. The same Mr. demons, we're told, is now ception there making the film "New York. New York," with Liza Minnelll. Weekend in Vermont William Brigham of Randolph. VI son-in-law of Mr. and Anne's husband George will whiz down to the nation's But that's past history. Mrs. W Ralph Lundry. River Plaza, makes gelatins. capital with the children to see the parade and such, and The thing to make note of Is that the skating benefit, after No, not your edible raspberry, lemon and lime varieties; Heather Campbell, 11, will stay over and join her mother at a one-year lapse, is being staged again Feb 11 at 7:30 p.m. at more your red. blue and yellow type used to color stage The White House reception Navesink Country Club. There will be races and games on lights ice, backgammon inside for the less sports-minded, and a buf- What a thrill Mr. Brigham owns the Brigham Gelatin Co. headquar- fet supper and dancing for all Furthermore, Carl D'Angelo of tered In Vermont. And the versatile fellow also is stationmas- The attractive Mrs Campbell has made no special shop- New Shrewsbury Ice, Tinton Falls, has promised to slip over ter at the Waterbury, Vi" Junction. ping forays for inaugural attire But she thinks she may dust and put on a skating exhibition with his partner As a result he and his wife Diane welcomed the New Year off the gown made for her in 74 by Pop Top Terp, New York, in the company of some 50 friends (that included the Lundrys and that she wore to Gov. Brendan T Byrne's inaugural ball. Ginny Shaheen and Mandy Hintelman, Rumson, head up and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gruber. Holmdel) whom they met the party committee Addle Berthiaume. Little Silver, Is Ju- when they arrived by train al "his" railroad station. (A feature story in The Daily Register at that time ex- nior Committee president. plained that the gown, worn over a silver fabric sheath dress, The year was actually welcomed in at Victoria's, a was fashioned completely of discarded aluminum beverage Trinity turnout nearby restaurant owned by rock performer Bobby Gosh, who dressed in an ice blue velvet suil and served a scrumptious can pull rings). Trinity College alumnae and students gathered at the Little Sliver home of Mr. and Mrs. William Koch last weekend steak dinner. The Brighams had taken the place over for the Anne notes, however, that the pop top gown is not the to award annual scholarships and to meet high school stu- night. most comfortable thing to sit in and since she'll be popping in dents and their parents interested In Trinity, located in Wash- The gregarious couple also had some 20 of those attending as their weekend houseguests in Brigham House, which is de- scribed by Diane Gruber as "a charming old mansion that just rambles on and on — we never did see the entire place." Highlights of the family typed weekend Including ice skat- Ing on New Year's Eve on a pond conveniently located out- side the station, skiing in Stowe, and — best of all — riding across the countryside in a two-horse open sleigh, bells jang- ling, hounds following, cheeks reddening. All very Currier & Ives. ANNE CAMPBELL CBA square dance Members of the Christian Brothers Academy Father's Register staff photos Club must really like to allemande right! The fellows are hav- ing their 18th annual square«dance Saturday at 8:45 p.m. in the auditorium of the school, Newman Springs Road. Lincrofl The party — for which Hurl Webber and his orchesstra will provide both square and regular music — is open to both CBA parents and friends. The only stipulation Is that every- one wear either sneakers or rubber-soled shoes. JANUARY SALE! The nominal fee covers set-ups, pretzels, chips, ice and beer. If you want a more "spirited" evening, you must bring Off ON ALL your own. £% ^% DRAPERY Tickets may be reserved by calling the school. Illlllllllllllllll ^" ^J '* SLIPCOVER Cheeze Plcczc! *fl FABRICS A unique selection ol fresh, frozen, REMNANTS 50* YD. & UP canned, dried and dairy epcclaJtleal' TRINITY TASTE TREATS - Mrs. Beth Flnon, scholarship last year. The awards were made at LITTLE SILVER MARKET PLACE Red Bank; second from left, chairman of the Tri- the Little Silver home of Mrs. William Koch, a 471 PROSPECT AVE, LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY nity College scholarship committee serves, left to member of the board of trustees of Trinity College, 747-MM right, Mary McFaddln, Red Bank, and Linda Ma- a liberal arts college for women located In Wash- hon, Tinton Falls, who share this years $500 award, ington, D.C. Oppotilf Borouflh Hall and Terl Vaccarelll, Little Silver, who received the Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll THE JOY GOP women OF ' qualified experts will buy, redesign or appraise LEARNING diamonds and other precious jewelry for slate forum at trie childs own pace, meeting the needs ol the childs private owners, banks & estates FREEHOLD - Assem- John E. Patton of Maple- current life In answer to the childhood cry. "help me do blywoman Marie A. Muhler wood. Mr. Patton, an at- it mysell" (R-Monmoulh) will be a guest torney, is the author of "The speaker at an educational fo- Case Against TM' (Transcen- THE VINCENT S. MASTRO BEDSPREAD rum sponsored by the Politi- dental meditation) in the cal Education Committee of School." MONTESSORI ACADEMY the New Jersey Federation of Mrs. Ruth E. Stevenson, CLEARANCE MmmsmX, Lmiimt Imekn Republican Women to be held Glen R|dge, president of the lor children 2'/i To 6 years old TMJiTT UX UUAD fflUCT / UD UMLNIWJIWV at Forsgate Farms. Monday. N.J. Federation of Republi- 36 BIRCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER Jan. 31 at 10 a.m. can women, said, "The Fed- 842-5816 eration, as the educational SAVE 50% to 80% Off A luncheon will follow the arm of the Republican Party, meeting. is offering this program to the REGULAR RETAIL PRICES membership and their guests • HUNDREDS TO Mrs Kathleen Thorpe. in an effort to provide them CHOOSE FROM Kendall Park and Mrs Sylvia FOOTBALL WIDOWS with a day of learning as well • ALL FIRST . Wiser, Metuchen, chairper- as pleasure." QUALITY sons of the committee, will Reservations may be made REVENGE • ALL ARE moderate a panel of Speakers QUILTED who will discuss the problems for the forum and luncheon Now that the season is over, how about by contacting the following • ALL FROM of education in New Jersey members of the State Feder- getting even for all those lonely Sunday OUR and how they affect the stu- ation's board of governors: afternoons — Leave Him home with the REGULAR dent and taxpayer. Betty Stone. Wall Township; kids and you come on in for the kick-off STOCK In addition to Assem- Roberta Glospie, Holmdel; 43 A BROAD ST. RED BANK • MOST ARE of our 20% off Winter Sale. MACHINE blywoman Muhler, who is a Mary Burne. Wall Township, WASHABLE member of the Assembly and Addy Lubkerl. Holmdel. SHOES AT DISCOUNT PRICES Education Committee and a SUNDAY, JAN. 16 (12-5) Twins/Fulls From '10 member of the Regional GRIFFIN TOMORROW School Board of Freehold, the Sylvia F. 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Matthew Sheary Dear Ann Landers: Ordina- Dear M: Enjoy yourself. A cause he was after me all the Nov. I here In Holy Innocents Roman Catho- rily, I would have passed over woman of 40 should not have time. I decided to stop trying lic Church A reception followed at Buck the letter signed "All Hung to live her life to please her for a gold medal in house- Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. Up And Trying Too Hard" ANN LANDERS mother keeping and be "Available Miss Michele M. Easterling was maid of without a second thought. If Do keep your eyes open in Alice" whenever he wanted honor (or her sister, who also was attended Mr. awl Mrs. Rtfcert N. Riseil the lady wants hairy legs and Dear Ann: I'm W, divorced phone. She speaks to me only anticipation of being dumped, me. matching armpits, so be it. by the Misses Darcy Anne Easterling and four years, with an eight- when I speak to her dear It will be less painful if Within two weeks. I dis- ger's, Eatontown. But her statement, "I live in Donna Rae England. Andrew Ruscil was best year-old son. My job is secre- you have alternatives. This is covered he didn't want me so Mr. Ruscil, who is associated with Rus- Canada and It gets mighty I (old her 1 thought I had a nun for Ms brother and ushers were John tary in a real-estate firm. I've my only suggestion often. What was even more cil's Furniture, Red Bank, is an alumnus of cold up here in the winter," right to do what I wanted and Gird and Handy Yelton been supporting myself since interesting, the quality of our Long Branch High School and attended Mon- made me boll. she responded, "So have I!" Dear Ann Landers: That I was 16. lovemaking improved when The bride, a graduate of Neptune High mouth College, West Long Branch, and letter from "Hot Stuff" made Five months ago. 1 started I know my mother is dis- the frequency diminished. School, attended Brookdale Community Col- Brookdale Community College. The couple I've heard of U.S. citizens me laugh It also took me having an affair with a 26- appointed, but is it right of There are a couple good lege, lincrolt She is employed at Bamber- reside In Belmar arriving at the Calgary air- back a few years. year-old man who works at a her to make me feel de- lessons in this letter for any port in mid-July wearing fur menial job and attends col- pressed, embarrassed and When my husband and I young bride who reads it coats. These dingbats ex- lege at night. We see each guilty'' What should I do? - were first married I thought carefully. - Content In Port- pressed surprise that we had other whenever there is a Miami he must be a sex maniac be- land concrete sidewalks. (They ex- spare moment and enjoy one pected to see wooden ones.) Dear Port: There certainly another's company immen- And they were "so happy" we are. The first one to pop off sely. He never mentions mar- have TV up here. (Bathtubs, Evening meeting set the page is that even AFTER riage, which is just as well too, maybe.) marriage the fun is in the In ten years, he'd see my Yes, we Canadians water wrinkles, grey hair and flac- bycounty GOP women ski, swim in the lakes, laugh, cid skin, and feel trapped. cry, sleep, work, play, love, SHREWSBURY — Monmouth County Republican Chair- Do you feel awkward, self- I realize eventually he'll hate, live and die just like hu- man Benjamin H. Danskin and a representative of the Mmi- conscious — lonely' Welcome leave me for someone his own mans everywhere else. Any mouth County Parks and Recreation Commission will be lo the club There's help for age and I'll probably be woman who uses "living in guest speakers at January meeting of the Monmouth I'ounly you in Ann Landers's booklet. heartsick, but right now I'm Canada" as an excuse not to Federation of Republican Women next Wednesday "The Key to Popularity." very happy When I met him shave her legs and under her The meeting will be held at s p.m in the Shrewsbury Fire Send 50 cents in coin with I hadn't had a date in three arms needs professional help House. Rt. 35. It is the first evening meeting even scheduled your request and a long, months My tongue stuck to - Okanagan Valley, B.C. by the club stamped, self-addressed enve- the roof of my mouth as 1 The slate of officers for 1977 will be presented at the lope lo Ann Landers. P.O. watched TV by myself. Dear Ok: Thanks for the meeting Box 1400. Elgin. 111. 60120 short course in meteorology, The problem is my mother human relations, and person- When she saw it coming she NEED EXPERT ADVICE? PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED? SHUT-IN? al grooming You scored a called me "an idiot " Now three-base hit. she won't even call me on the WHAT CAN ? O County offers a macrame classes SHOP YOUR GIFTS DO for YOU f s DO YOUR MARKETING JAPANESE GOTHIC — Japanese girl displays dolls of President-elect LINCROFT - Evening and Road. Middletown Morning Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn standing In a peanut-patch In front of daytime classes in the craft sessions will be from 9:30 to the White House. The model was made by hobbyist Shlntaro Kanabayashl of macrame will begin Feb 9 11 a in and evenings, 8 lo TAKE YOUR CAR FOR INSPECTION for an exhibition In Tokyo. It is priced at about $10. Sign at left reads: sponsored by the Monmouth 9:30 p.m. "Carter dolls by Shlntaro." County Park System. Class For registration fees (which SUGGEST LOW-COST UPLIFTS FOR YOUR HOME sizes for the six-session cover nine hours of instruc- I course are limited to 10. In- tion and all materials) write PENSONAl SHOPPING SEHVICE m structor is Eleanor Falcichlo. the Monmouth County Park Call 141 4554 toi OIIK. lo. m Hum*. N j OHM Volunteers being sought The classes will be con- System offices. Box 326. Lin- ducted in the Activities Cen- croft, 07738 Details will be for mental health work ter in Tatum Park. Red Hill furnished NEW IN THE AREA? CAR TROUBLE? SINGLE WITH NO HELP? RED BANK - The Mon- walks of life are needed as teers serve in a variety of mouth County Mental Health volunteers, Dee Snoke, chair- ways. Some work with senior Association, declaring "there man of the orientation course, citizens, others tutor children Is an urgent need for volun- said. who are psychiatric out- teers in mental health work," Noting that many of the patients, are parents aides for will begin an orientation persons mental health volun- troubled families, are "friend- course for its new volunteer teers work with lack both so- ly visitors" to recovering psy- chiatric patients, or assist In Free* Oneida Silver plate workers on Tuesday, Feb. 8. cial and educational skills, at t:30 a.m. In the American Mrs Snoke said that volun- occupational therapy. Red Cross building, Broad teers who are willing to assist Persons Interested in being St., Shrewsbury. in teaching music, art, writ- mental health volunteers The course will meet ing, and simple mathematics should contact the Monmouth Tuesday and Thursday morn- are particularly needed County Health Association, 16 ings for four weeks. The mental health volun- Spring St., Red Bank 07701 For Savers The course is designed to introduce prospective volun- teers to community mental health services and to provide training In mental health vol- flaw 10 Fun-Filled Weeks! unteer work. y-'-\V Men and women from all Library displays J ^i4-/v, Enroll in Nepal crafts RUMSON - On display this month In Oceanic Free Li- brary, Ave. of Two Rivers, is a display of native handcrafts of India and Nepal on loan from Suzanne I'armly There will be a children's program in the library Jan. 18 from 3:10 to 4:15 p.m. for youngsters In kindergarten through fourth grade. The 10-Week Course 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. Jan. 25 pro- gram concerns designing bookmarks and is (or children For Only *20 In kindergarten through sixth grades. 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Bob Dandndge tktffew York K nicks game hook shot with four seconds left in overtime to cap a 40-point scored 28 for the Bucks, who '\ (was Portland's 23rd win in The 76ers rolled to a 19-4 lead scoring performance and give had won eight ol their past 11 2me court games this sea- on the strength of Henry Bib the Los Angeles Lakers a 101-99 games by's outside shooting and cen- National BaskdbaUAssou.il urn The Bucks, converting steals ' II r 11 a n d held command ter Harvey Catching*' scoring victory over the Cleveland Cav- on lour successive Washington I* «ighout the game A nine- underneath Bibby scored eight aliers Tuesday night possessions into eight points, pip streak gave the Blazers a of his 28 points in a five-minute Bobby Smith, who kept the opened a 27-16 lead In the first 2fU lead with 3:14 left In the stretch during which Phila- Cavaliers by scoring 16 of his period Dandridge had 12 points first quarter The Blazers led delphia hit nine of 14 shots 22 points in the second half, by that time bjilts many as 21 points In the while Kansas made just two of tied the game at 99 all with 25 But Wright came off the sec»nd quarter and held a M-4« nine seconds left in the overtime pe- bench to sink four consecutive tujflnnc advantage. The Kings rallied, sparked by riod shots and teammate Phil Che- Portland ouUcored the Brian Taylor, who had a game- nier twice stole the ball and Knicks 27-8 in the first nine high 34 points, and took a 92-51 The Lakers called time and, scored as Washington stormed minutes of the third quarter, lead just four minutes before after action restarted, hold the back to a 30-27 lead. putting the score at 91-57. and the intermission ball until just 10 seconds re- Sparked by Wright and fellow mained on the 24 smmil shoot- the Blazers coasted home. RMkels-CeMcs, rookie Mitch Kupchak, the Bul- ing clock The ball went into BUI Walton added 20 points HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - lets opened a 53-43 spread The and Bob dross had It points for Abdul-Jabbar who tossed it Bucks cut it to 62-57 at halftime Charlie Scott scored seven of overCleveland'sJohn Lambert Portland, while Bob McAdoo his 23 points in the last 1:32 of and trailed 82-76 after three had 11 for the Knlcks. . the game to lead the Boston Cleveland's starting center quarters Wen-mags, Celtics to a 105101 National Jim Chones and reserve center Two long jumpers by Wright KANSAS CITY (AP) - Basketball Association win Nate Thurmond both fouled out and a layup by Kevin Grevey George McGlnnis scored 10 Tuesday night over the Houston in the overtime after heavy put the Bullets ahead 106-92 fourth-quarter points and had Rockets. physical battle with Abdul-Jab- with about four minules to go two assists to lead the Phila- Scott's late surge negated an bar throughout Ihc regulation Sims Bulls, delphia 7«ers to a 117-115 victo- outstanding second half per- The score was tied at 45 all CHICAGO (AP) - Wilbur ry over the Kansas City Kings formance by Houston's Rudy after the first two periods The Holland stole a pass from Paul Tuesday night, snapping the Tomjanovlch, who finished with Cavaliers scored the last six Westphal with 22 seconds re- Kings' four-game National Bas- a game high total of 28 points points of the third stanza to maining and scored an easy ketball Association winning He had 24, in leading a second take a 68-64 lead, but the La- lay-up, then added a free throw streak. half comeback by the Rockets. kers caught Cleveland at 85 all with one second left to give the Mdijunis. who finished with The Celtics led by as many on Abdul-Jabbar's basket with Chicago Bulls a 93-90 National wmmk APwlnom 27 points, scored his final 10 as 17 points in the second peri- 2:39 remaining Basketball Association victory GETS IT AWAY — Philadelphia 76ers Julius Er- Tuesday night over the Phoenix Kansas City Kings' BUI Roblnzlne during last down the stretch to bring the od but Houston rallied to lead vlng, right, has the ball knocked out of his hands by •It was the third straight vic- Suns. night's game In Kansas City. 7«ers back from a W-17 deficit. twice late In the game before tory and the fifth in the last Scott's rally. ' 56 seconds to go and Holland The Kings led, 09-95, with seven games for the Lakers Westphal, who led all scorers Chicago fell behind in the give the Bulls a 73-71 advan- 82-80 lead 8:43 to play but saw their Veteran forward John Havli- with 31 points, tried to give third quarter, 69-58. behind the tage at the end of three quar- The Suns scored six straight countered with a lay-up with 42 chances fade when they failed cek came up with a key steal Ballets Bucks, Phoenix the lead when Holland shooting of Westphal and center ters. points lo take an 88-86 with 1:22 seconds left lo tie the game for to score another field goal for against Tomjanovich and con- MILWAUKEE (AP)-Elvin leaped In the air, grabbed tin- Alvan Adams, but the Bulls Phoenix took an 80-75 lead left, before Scott May tied the the last time. nearly six minutes as the 76ers verted a breakaway layup at Hayes and rookie Larry Wright ball and raced downcourt to fought back lo oulscore Phoe- midway through the fourth pe- score for Chicago with 1:10 re- Holland, with 17 points, and pulled away. 2:16 to put the Celtics back on scored 25 points each, leading deal the Suns their 10th road nix 15-2 as Mickey Johnson col- riod, before the Bulls reeled off maining. A field goal by West- Artls Gilmore with 16 paced the A pate from McGlnnis to top 98-97. the Washington Bullets to a 120- loss in their past 11 tries. lected nine of his 19 points to seven straight points to take an phal gave Phoenix a 90-88 with Bulls behind Johnson. Bruins halt Bishops fight Capitals; off Warriors Asbury Park High School In other division games mouth with 14 points, nine in handled the pressure of a played last night. Point Pleas- the third quarter close game with Shore Con- ant Boro tripped Monmouth Manalapan held a four point ference "B" Division rival Regional, 78-63. and Manala- advantage over Freehold Manasquan and came away pan edged Freehold Town- Township with seconds re- Leafs win with a 63-59 victory and a ship, 56-54 maining on the clock. Fred LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - son for a first period power share of second place in the With Manasquan missing a Wunderlich's bucket put the Eiui Anderson and Bob play goal (hat gave Toronto a division with five other teams few key baskets underneath, Patriots within two, but lime Schmaulz scored second period 1-0 lead at 16:53. behind Rumson-Falr Haven Asbury s Bob Roper and Bob ran oul. Boston goals and Don Marcotte Regional. Montgomery popped in two Thompson made the score 2-0 Kevin Pearson led the added a third period clincher and four foul shots, respec- Braves with 16 points Jim before the Bruins halted a less than a minute Into the The winners got clutch foul shooting to keep them up tively, in the final minutes of Walsh added 13, Leon Sim- Washington rally and defeated third period when he took a the game for the win. pass from Sillier In front of Ihe when the going got tough mons had 12 and Dwayne the Capitals 3-2 In a National The Blue Warriors, led by Geek collected 11. Hockey League game Tuesday net and scored his fifth goal of against the Big Blue War- Al Nealon, took a 12-10 first Jeff Peras was high scorer night the year. riors. RumsonFair Haven, quarter lead. Nealon got 18 of for Township with 14 points. Bragnalo and Yvon despite a lour point first quar- his game high 26 points in the Tom Aleslo and Fred Wun- p're scored in the final seven ter, came alive to beat Marl- first half. derlich each had 10 points. utes for the Caps, but Bos- Sports boro, SO-35. and keep the top Asbury paced by Frank (goalie Gerry Cheevers with- Smith, tied the game at the position In the battle for "B" t 0 II Alnio I a final assault after the Division honors. half, 32-32, and pulled ahead P tor ion 1 1 U Wnatrlc Caps pulled goalie Ron Low in Schedule In the third G*dl S I II Glfctfl TODAY Coptlolo 0 4 4,Ptn» 1 u> final minute. CalltM loMUtboH Smith finished with 13 Wohh S 1 11 MltfhtH ii . Monmtwlh ot Soutfihompton • the victory extended Bos- toys iHkattwlt points. Montgomery and Dave •01 Ihw • Ctnf irate* Finer Troy ton'! unbeaten streak against "A" Narth Dlviilwt Williams each hit for 12 and _ •• vis*. Washington to 14 games. Mlddieiown North ot Long Branch sis '••" DlwltiM Roper added 10. Freehold Twp... I U U Anderson scored on a Rumson Fair Haven ol Monmoulh Rtg. nears quest 14 -S4 Othtf Qomct Mark Lockenmeyer, who rebound shot midway through Rtd Bank Caihoi ic ol St ROM Simon HI Keonibur g ot Moler Dei pulled down 17 rebounds, had Vft the second period and WrMttlnt for 1000th 12 points for Manasquan. 4 Berry !? S Monmoutti Rca ol Kiyporl t Krfcplrck Schmautz got his goal 37 sec- MonoMuan at Short Reg Kevin Troy scored a career With Steve Sheehan. Hum- 4 Errwry ii ! jockion at Mlddltlown South V onds before the period ended. Middltlown North at Tom* Rlvrr North high 40 points to move with- son's durable guard, held in Holmotl Ot St. John Vianney Don Marcotte gave the Ntptunt at Chritllan Brother) in 30 points of 1,000 for hischeck cenler Bill Dooley took FfMOold Twp. ot Central Reg Bruins a 3-0 lead at 11:22 of the SI joMphiat Red Bank Catrtollc career last night as Lake- over the reins and poured in 25 final period, before Bragnalo Wall a) Brick Twp. 2"! Howeil at Monohipan MAKES SAVE — Toronto Maple Leafs' goalie Wayne Thomas, center, and wood High School upped its points to lead the Purple Bull- and Labre sparked the Wash- Monmquan ol Lono Brooch Olrlt fotfcetboJi defenseman Bor|e Solmlng, foreground, tall to the Ice after stopping a shot perfect "A" South record to dog attack Duo triumphs ington comeback. Labre's goal SI ROM ot Rtd Bank Catholic Mater Del ot Kwntburg 30 with a 99-40 romp over Marlboro, led by Gary , was only the sixth short-handed during last night's game In Pittsburgh. Penguins' center Syl Apps. back- Toms River South. Tiemey's nine points, held an W teiUllS goal by Washington this season. ground, moves up. In other A. South games, 18-14 halftime advantage. The Boston defense smoth- Brick Township beat Jackson, MONTCLAIR - Dave Point Boro, paced by Mark McKissok of Fair Haven ered Washington over the final 60-50; Southern Regional Blondo, breezed to a 46-24 two periods topped Toms River North, 66- teamed with Faye Gambee of halftime lead and from there Englewood to win the N.J. MapkLtafs-Peagulas, Los Angeles trades three 58; and Central Regional went on to get its eighth win PITTSBURGH (AP) - Dar- topped Howeil, 78-69. State Mixed Plat- of the season. form Tennis Championship ryl Sittler scored one goal and Darius Griffin chipped in 20 Biondo, who pumped in 11 McKissok, a member of the assisted on another and Toronto 9 points to help the Piners to points in the first quarter, to- goalie Wayne Thomas stopped their seventh win against one Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and taled 22 for the night. Cricket Club, and Gambee de- 30 shots as the Maple Leafs de- for Cubs elusive Monday defeat. Anthony Harris, filling Ted Kranick had 16 and feated the Pittsburgh Penguins in for Myron Crippen, had 10 feated Bill and Pat Reed ot Jim McLaughlln added 12 for Summit in two sets, (-4, 7-5. 2-0 In a National Hockey LOS ANGELES (AP) - The past few years. He's an out- the Boston Red Sox after he season plus 22 games with the points. Crippen has an injured the Panthers. League game Tuesday. The event, hosted by the Los Angeles Dodgers ended a standing hitter and a great was their No. 1 choice in the Dodgers when hit hit 171. ankle. Mike Ruffin paced Mon- Sittler took a pass from Errol long quest Tuesday when they fielder. He will play cenler for June. 1967, free agent draft. He Albert was a No. 21 draft se- Larry Cleery continued his Montclair Golf Club, at- Thompson and flipped the puck traded outfielder Bill Buckner us and Garman should help us was traded to St. Louis in 1974 lection in 1976. signed oul 61 torrid scoring pace to pace tracted 90 teams. past Penguin goalie Dune Wil- and two others to the Chicago in the bullpen Carman throws where he spent two years be- C. W PostCollege. Central over Howeil. MMNMMiiHiiiiiiiMtumiiiiiitimnimiiiiiiii Cubs (or centerflelder Rick hard and has excellent con- fore coming to the Cubs in 1976. Monday, the man, the Dodg- McCleery had 31 points, 11 NBA Standings Monday and relief pitcher Mike trol. " His best year was in 1974 when ers wanted, broke in with Kan- coming in the final quarter to Shore Conference Carman tiarman is 27 and a right- he was 7-2 with six saves sas City in 1966 when the As kill a Rebel rally. EASTERN CONFERENCE hander He was 2-4 with a 4.97 DeJesus, who has spent parts Standings Atlantic DIvliMn Monday, 31. is an 11-year vet- played there He stayed with Greg Allen was next in line W L Pel. OS eran who hit 272 in 1976 with earned run average with six of three years in the majors, the club when it switched to for the Eagles with 16 points. -'A"DI*ltlMiN«r11i •a is »s - Ii the Cubs. A product of Arizona saves in 47 games last year batted .300 at Albuquerque of Oakland He was traded to the BUI Hill led Howeil with 30, State, Monday hit 32 home with the Cubs. He broke in with the Pacific Coast League last Cubs in 1972 while brother Dan had 15. N. Y. Ntt* II 1* runs—third best in the National Motowon Rto. (I 71 .... CMim Dlvltltn Mlddlttown Soult, (S 4) Cltvtlond 33 16 League last season—and his Mlodlttown North (0II Houlton 30 16 slugging percentage of .507 was WollTwp, 11-91 wosomgton IV II OctOn Twp. f ' Son Antonio 10 It fourth best in the league. He Amateurs hear majors calling NtwOrttoni If 10 AtkNita U 71 drove in 77 runs. i«ii Siiii!! * Wil TEHNCONFIHEK NEW YORK (AP) — The minor leaguer may be a attracted us to him Is his piiienlial major league uat. We're »nck Two. (JStii l ; ., ' \ "J MWwtll Dlvltitn Monday also was outstanding secondclass citizen nn a bus ride lo oblivion But with Ihe buying a bat." SoulMrnRM (til H 17 in the field, making only Iwo JoUlon (151 41 :::..'"":": Deirolt XO cmiroi »*> is-4rlh()S1 l :::..:: glamorous. Jet-sel major leagues a dream away, tin' minor Adanis plans tu finish his freshman year at Central TomlRlw Norlh()-Sl. .. . SK errors in 284 chances for a .993 0 leaguer will swallow his greasy , board another Arizona Then, in June, if he signs a contract, the Expos Ho««u 4 I « E Vaughn McOarvtv I I 5 HIM CIA (01 which fell to last. Resurgent Aoonty 0 0 0 Bowman new assistant OFT with two straight baskets for William* 0 17 Taylor J Pottfno 4 1 II Keansburg beat Holmdel. 74- four of his 12 points In the fi- ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) 31 VwwfODU 1 I i ToOH i~l M TMoU O 1 Oonlin - Don Nehlen, former head a. nal quarter that rallied the UwiRtg II 14 IS IS 10 Orltcoll Htnry Hudson.. 11 I 16 13 football coach at Bowling 4 MCOM "I thought when we tied It Raiders into a 61-61 tie when 1 OJttfmw Green State University, has 0 1 up at the end that we were he scored a layup with 27 sec- been named an assistant l.Sdttutf going to win," said Keyport onds remaining :Dtffy Register coach at the University of ij coach Richard Woolf. "it's a Keyport had a chance for Michigan. tough loss, we thought we its only lead of the game sec- Nehlen, 41, resigned from could beat them but we didn't onds later when the Bucs

Bowling Green last year after SI M4»I i ISAI 1111 make anything in the begin- turned the ball over, but it The Sunday Roister T 0 F I didn't get it as a turnover compiling a 6-5 season record. t Wilton J ning. If we had gotten a bet- 100. BASKETBALL His overall mark at the Ohio tifian ter start, but there are al- also spoiled their opportunity. school was 5335-4 in nine sea- Dun 10 lorwn ways a lot of Us. I thought we 1 NO. 2 SMductl X Book if Then Red Bank came down CONTEST sons. I Hh played them even after the "And went into a regular of- Koimot SMcni MtUHMMIMMl bad start." Gamtt played alter At Michigan, he will suc- ) Crtono fensive pattern," according to 0 & DMdllnt S p.m Thursday, January 13,1977 ceed Chuck Stobart as offen- BUC GETS IT — Red Bonk Regional's Dan O'Hern "It was a must game, but Booth The play ended with sive back field coach. Stobart II (12) has the rebound while Keyport's Jeff Walling we don't go into games Lewis cutting down the lane G Boston College D Rutgers accepted the coaching job at 1 (22) reaches for the ball during last night's Shore around here thinking we're for an uncontested layup. D Nework-Rutgers • Monmouth College the University of Toledo. V Conference "C" Division game. going to lose." said Red Bank The Raiders had one more D R.B. Catholic D Red Bonk Reg. coach Warren Booth. "We try at knotting the contest, • CBA D Mater Dei have a positive attitude but a one-andone foul shot around here, we think we're try went uncapitalized upon a Keyport D Holmdel going to win every game." Tracy Carter with five sec- D Wall Iwp D Middleiown South ColgaterRutgers: A must The Bucs may have thought onds left, the result of a D Freehold • Shore R«g. it was going to be easy during charging foul called against D Middletown North D Raritan MIAMI BEACH, Fla (AP) - An attempt by Rutgers to Knights went on to score a touchdown and claim Ihe victory the first quarter as Keyport's Lewis on his winning basket back out of its 1077 football opener against Colgate in order to Colgate players vowed that they wanted revenge, and became Nicky Russo and John Kirby D Toms River North D Joekson Twp accept a playing date with Penn State has been turned down even more vocal when the official admitted three days later found the basket tough to put Russo ended as the game's D Keansburg Q Point Pleasant Beach by Colgate Athletic Director Fred Dunlap. lhat he had made an incorrect call. the ball through. Meanwhile. high scorer with 26 points D Marlboro D Asbury Park Kirby ended with 15 and Jeff Dunlap and Colgate President Thomas A Bartlett con- Dunlap said Rutgers "asked us to drop the game and 1 Red Bank had opened up a 13- D St. John Vianney • St. Rose firmed that Rutgers asked to be relieved of the commitment 2 lead, but Raider guard Mike Walling and Smith split 20 wrote last week to Fred Grunninger and Dr. Edward Blous- 0 Long Branch • Neptune for next September's game some time after Rutgers won a tetn. Rutgers' athletic director and president, respectively, in- Another sophomore, one of controversial 17-9 decision over Colgate last Thanksgiving TJ T ••"•—?*">, three in the Bucs starting D Gloucester D Brookdale CC forming them of our decision to play the game." Ruuo It * M Atfcnton night. KlKlrtt y 7 I IS iMtil l lineup. Dwight Atkinson, D Central Reg D Southern Reg Dunlap said he "couldn't take this game away from the WoUina 4 1 10 ROM By withdrawing from Ihe Colgate game for next fall. Rut- players who are coming bacl^. They deserve it and they want Smith S 0 10 O0 HtrH n backed up O'Hern with 14 D Oceon Twp • Matawan Reg. gers would be able to accept a Sept. 10 game with Penn State. Mdtc 0 0 0 Lovt points. Sophomore Bob it. There come times when things mean more in a football Rmrt 0 0 0 WttmNt D Rider College D Old Dominion A Penn State-Rutgers game would earn much more money at HuEkK 0 0 0 Brown Womble. despite a good de- game than just making money. This is one of those times ' Gcrtor 0 0 0 0 0 0 fensive effort by Russo. • Siena D SI. Peter's (K) College the 76,500-seat Giants Stadium in the Jersey Meadowlands Grunninger would not state lhat he asked Colgate to drop than a Colgate-Rulgers game at the 14.000-seat Andy Kerr ToWi V 1 *l To»ot» where he gave up five inches O lehigh O Selon Hall University Ihe game, but did say. "I gave Colgate several alternatives Ktvport 11 14 Field at Colgate. 8'18 in height, finished with 12 O East Slroudsburg D Monlclair State relative to our schedule for 1977 " ftt*Vftonk R«fi. 17 14 IS -U The request to drop the 1(77 season open and subsequent TIE BREAKER: refusal were learned during the National Collegiate Athletic Colgate obviously wants first chance at ending Rutgers' Association convention, which began here Monday 18-game winning streak. But Grunninger said, "Maybe they Total Number ol Points Scored In all Ganwt Rutgers' undefeated and untied learn trailed Colgate 6-3 won't have that first crack." He would not elaborate but in the third quarter of their game last fall, but an Incorrect seemed to be suggesting lhat he might schedule Penn State Name call by an official gave Rutgers a break and the Scarlet for Sept. 3. ICE SKATING Address

NEW SHREWSBURY ICE RINK City & Stale 864 SHREWSBURY AVE. TINTON FALLS Red Bank T' tankers win Telephone RED BANK - The Red Bank Community YMCA boys Diane Durin ol Middletown, Kate Galvln of Rumson, I'uidi WINTER SCHEDULE Mad O' daWet lo Basketball ConMst. Th* Duly Rtgste'. On* Register Plaza Shrewsbury. N J 07701. by Thursday. January 13. and girls swimming teams raised their records to 3-1. The Iadanza of Long Branch and Betsy Nugent of Fair Haven MONDAY FRIDAY 1977 by 5 pm were named swimmers of the week for their 1517 girls free- boys defeated Ridgewood YMCA, 115-93. while the girls 12:30-2:30 12:30-2:30 style relay performance All girls have qualified for the na- IASUTIAU CONTIST RUUS downed Summit. 138-69 •1:00-10:00 Jamie Considine of Monmouth Beach was named swim- tionals In Florida. Each girl holds individual team records. TUESDAY All (NTMH SHOULD It IN AN tNVHOFt mer of the week for the boys for his contribution in the 13-14 Lisa Auerbach of Fair Haven was a three-time winner in 12:30-2:30 SATURDAY NO raSTUUS ACCIMID freestyle, backstroke and relay and (or his improvement In 1112 •3:30-5:30 2:30-4:30 each event. Considine Is a sophomore at Shore Regional High Double winners for the meet were (10 and under) Kristin 1:00-10:00 School who met the AA National Age Group time standard In Pascale of Middletown; Nancy Wilson of Fair Haven, Kale WEDNESDAY the 100-yard freestyle. Galvin, Diane Dunn. Cindi ladania and Betsy Nugent. 12:30-2:30 SUNDAY Other swimmers victorious in individual events and In Other winners were Kerry Galvln, of Rumson. Stacy 8:00-10:00 11:00-1:00 relays were Breet Lawrence of Shrewsbury, Guy Farrington Zmach of Rumson, Debbie Dehainaut of Atlantic Highlands. 1:30-3:30 of Sea Bright, Eric Tischendorf of Middletown, Mitt Claudia Weithas, Karen Keller of Middletown, Nancy Fisher iftU. »»• •!•»)• (MX h nKcwai » • THURSDAY 4:00-6:00 llUikiiManM SLlmZZSmfm . McGovern, GU Newman, Mike Delehanty and Tom Kane. of Fair Haven. Maury Lawrence of Fair Haven. Heather J*IIMMI MMIH Jl to• • »•«•«•( «Wll MM*, tifcll*. |M 12:30-2:30 Bob Coakley and Frank Wood were individual winners in Campbell of Shrewsbury. Mlchele McGould of Middletown. • Portion ol Ic* •3:30-5:30 breaststroke events and Scott Depot won junior diving. Sara Wilson of Fair Haven. Gall Casey of Holmdel, and Diane UMd tot group tetiona Kedrowsky of Shrewsbury. Jack Archibald, Peter Nagle, Kane and Delehanty set a Schtdult tuto|ect to chang* without nolle* learn record in the 400-yard freestyle relay. The girls took 18 firsts in 14 events. 20 The My Register SHREWSBURY ,N J WEDNESDAY JANUARY 12. 1977 Wave up; Fliers unimpressive

Long Branch glided past in the fourth quarter as Mar- ed the game but played spar and Morrison. The focus was on Madden scored eight of his 10 points in another victim, Neptune con- tin Taylor scored eight of his ingly after the first half Matawan, ted by Dan Mad- throughout. He was brilliant the first period, then ran into tinued to struggle in second game high 16 points. Steve Bradley scored all of his sev- den's 33 poinli. watched a sol- from the foul line, hitting on foul trouble and missed the place, and Matawan Region- Wilkinson (15) who shared en points in the first half as id lead turn into dust When all 11 attempts He scored 12 third period. Rodney Day al, led by Dan Madden, final- scoring honors (or the Eagles Long Branch took a 33-24 Middletown North came back points in the third period to had his worst day of the sea- ly,' sfruck gold in the Shore with Fred Jones fouled out in lead Bradley is recuperating in the fourth quarter keep the Huskies alive. Mean- son with eight points. He Conference "A" Division the final period as the Wave, from a sprained left ankle However, it was Maddens while, Middletown North kept fouled out in the fourth. North basketball wars last now M, outscored South, 23- suffered a week ago against two foul shots with 33 seconds on coming with !2 points in mghl 11 Matawan. remaining that gave the the period and cut the lead to Still, Wall was no match for the "A" Division's second- Injury-riddled Long Branch Alex Bradley, 27 points shy Huskies their victory - their two Huskie points. Vinnle Sneel and Clinton place team The Knights were ililminaied Middletown South, of becoming Long Branch's first of the season Wheeler backed up Taylor Middletown North got con- outscored In every quarter. 7M5. to retain its "A" North first 1,000 point scorer, start- with 14 and 13 points respec- trol of the ball after Maddens They only beat the Flieri hold, while Neptune toyed tively as Long Branch shot a Ktlhj i i IJ William* If I 01 IDcy 1 3 1 two clutch foul flips, but John from the foul line — Nep- J 1 1 Rotttf with Wall Township. 70-50 3 7 hot 2> of 45 from the door. III] 10 4 RHty I I 3 Bfgley's shot from in close tune's usual Achilles Heel — 1 I Matawan outlasted Middle- Long Branch and South E I 4 IJOMMfl I 0 14 missed and Huskie Bruce 3 11 Roger* < I I 18-12 town North, 67-66, and Ban- Jfln (I were the recipients of two Davis got the rebound to Grtwe J 0 ! S ! RSS, Ocean kept its losing streak Ian, scored a 50-45 victory ate™ 0 0 i'J free shots from the foul line 2S5T' close out the Lion threat. over winless poor-shooting 0 0 II I intact for the ninth time. The I I as opposing coaches Gerry Bill Schulz scored a pulsat- Ocean Township, to hang on. Matthews and Pat Houston coo Spartans zoomed out to a 17-7 7 I i ing 14 paints for the Lions lead at the close of the first J/Ong Branch finally fought II t 45 TMoh nun traded technical fouls handed fcll le II SO, Tototi tOO nS. II 13 ' II -45 llTap i II during their third-period ral- quarter, but scored only II iiff Middletown South for good out by referees Walt Holland t^ >1 l> ' >ch I U l n -» ly. He wound up with 2t for points combined in the second IMIIHMIIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHUII the night, second only to Mad- and third den. Plagued by fouls(Raritan Freehold Entries Tomorrow Neptune evened its record connected on 18 of 29) the at 5-5 and 2-0 in the confer- Spartans lost players inter- Ili-PKllMtl.Mt K. - P*c« I Mil.MM m - fact i M II.UO 9»-PacelMII.«4« ence by whipping Wall rather RtdFury (Bolductl) mittently throughout the third Soiling Horn* A [ Deli ov itch) „ RemorkaWe ioron IFHIon) .. Rapid Richie IRIChordtOfl) . .31 ihi AnnSpMtfy (Glnttl) unimpressively. L T Atrtn (Builtr) Cootmonl Twpi IFIIIonl Ernie C IQowtr Jr) 71 and fourth periods. UI. P«4t 1I«V V* l*|l | Jmtaoialn Honet (MrGt*) Rutty Ltroy [Finoni Diana Adloi (King Jrl J I y Penny iflodot'i) Ocean went dead from the MortMorlln (No driven Ruih Boktr (Loonty) Gamenlk (Bieinohan) .6 I Shore Conference "A" Division North game. •toft <&mlth Jr) . GoulburnGold (Kelly)...-. BofdtlloN (Ktan) Tempetle N (Nodriverl II Chlel IButlen field after the first period. Eyre Bonder (Pumo) DoDocntr IGliMtll True True (Flllan) II Marathon 'man* Jim (Andolpno) UR (Gallogher) P«pptr Corn IButttf) Going Thru (Moronoi Ml The Spartans were 18 for 54 ly (ConsoD from the floor In the contest. Gators' bad luck: road, air, ground UK-Pact I MSI.SH to gain trophy 1 M-TrMtHii.HI Flighty (Ntldhordtl Uino Colangeli led the scoring GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP)emergency vehicle waited ,.^ Freehold Results Ai Hanover (Flllon) FREEHOLD - The first The landing was without in-, it Apollo (No drivtri".'.'.'.'".'.'.'.".'. Make Me Rich (Flllon) for the losers with 21 points. — It wasn't a very good night "er. Coll (Vtrntylcweghen) Mr. Eoit IBovoti Jrl Monmouth County resident to cident. m Rodney iContol)^. IU - fa IM ll.MO m - Mel I M Sl,m T 3:00.3 for the University of Florida's Rtmuillngrotlla) 13.20 9,30 1.40 Wailoti North (Kelly) S.OO 1.40 3.00 Doctor Kno* lAplctl My Thunder IFIHoflff finish In the grueling, annual Rovoi AllciofBflolt III) 1940 i 30 Mighty Charlima (Puma) basketball team. erello Nordin [No driver) ... RomonoDeon ISperendl) 3.10 3.00 "It took a while for word to DowWt Dired (Annuntlatal 5.30 Egyptian Judy IRothbont) S.OO Billy Dlnkum (Norway) Jersey Shore Marathon Race, 4 II Bruk l Nod r)) 1 1, Skldmore First, the Gators lost the get wround the plane that wt j di VIvoAmlgo (Grotto) from Asbury Park to the At- loJww (No driver) 3i* - Pact IM f 1,300 • ltxtll-113140 Randy M (Kellyl 4 l?,Bnrrte game. Then, their airplane (Quwtf It) Our Dllly (Bftinohorl i.00 3.00 ].M lantic Highlands and back Ctwfc • 14 Clnoli had one engine out," said Ga- hWotchful (Ktlly) Truly GrMt (Kelly) 3.40 3.00 H* - r«ce I M IIM> T 3 IM MircNr. 0 « Htilv lost an engine. Finally, their tor co-captain Bob Smythe. Sorotogo PrlncMl (Wollboihko) 4.30 Boo Hanover (Baldochlnal 4.60 3.00 . again, on Sunday, Jan. 16TIW4M 0 0 Lewi. - Pmct} 1 M I1.1M 3.40 D'LuN bus broke down. • nets4-1 llt.M Dilly Dawbli 1-4 WM "By the time we went down, Olier) RlbfelngOlrecl IFogllarorMl.... 3.40 3.30 Selections will get a trophy from the MMciTrellMll.loo 0 0 Gllohr After losing the South- hbro EdlRodoeri) Armbro Rum (Ruiiell) 4.30 Irodil»» (Inlerdorwtol 1.00 3.00 3.30 1 - Jimmy Hayti, He* Fury, Shi Am Board of Freeholders. 0 0 WorWt everyone knew it. We were tot Romio IBtochy) Im RobbK (Kelly) 3.30 3.10 lN«K1a] ISM M PiHrlk eastern Conference game to imtf B Hill IKIngJr) all pretty scared and were Newboyln Town IGowtr Jr) 3.10 mm (l«tvnirt Chlmti (Morllnti) . ... Tennessee, 12-82, Monday 1 - Br By PtfMy, Terrti liky. Cam Hundreds of racers from TotOk U « M TotOtt just happy to be down on the RotftyGlow (fiovoil Jr) . • ••CM (1 SI 11.00 Timely Worthy [Manninoll 20 5 K 4.00 halo night, the Gators boarded KlMly Chromowiw (Defcovltch) . 410 - Pact IM l,m J Dl Harold (Rodaerj, Jr) 4 60 4.M 1 - i M Aptlie SMeteri Celt, Cirm.k this country, Canada, Europe Horrton 1 I It ground." *TG : OctonTwp 1? 4 5 their twin-engine DC-3 at Kerry (Tofone Jr) 9 60 «.00 3.30 Linda Bayarna (Fil.on) J 60 4 - CMmmin Chime*, Klnftv Chreme and Japan participated in the Miracle Widow lunger) 5.60 3.40 Mttt. BMttr B Hill The team, coaches, a train* Speedy Glenn (Porodl*) 310 •uctaM 117.40 Ma^eawiBftAe*. Itf l MitMHrtMi Knoxville, Tenn.. and headed 1 - Mill* Home A, i«p*«p Blua Chi*, Marathon last year. Among Or I L T ACTM er and newsmen continued It) bM 11-3) 49.00 )•»%- Poce I M U.Mt T 1:91 A S Bethwne 4 4 11 BtQlev for home. * - Dottier D«M, Mary lutler. Meg Ho the well known racers was Slti - p«e IM Pmie I,MO 11:10.3 Bootile Borrett IMcGe*) S H 3 40 3.10 OovH 3 1 * Schuli After an engine failed, the Gainesville by chartered bus. Rich Prince ITrulft) ..3.00 in 170 MlkeMorvtl (Elllt) 4.30 3.00 } - C««lm*iit Therpe. Ptrky Btrti, Rt- Newark's Mayor Kenneth T.Bthne 4 2 10,0'NeW Casual Yankee (Flllon) 4 M 140 Betty B Butler (Buller) 3.10 McCtcTn 1 0 4 Pollon plane made an emergency The bus broke down, and the I — Finn Sfinantny, Retty Lerey, Dre- Tarporl Tootle (Porolorll 3.10 Gibson. Madder) 11 11 13 LomDeri iJMKtl M IH.H Ml Dlna Gumrm 0 ? 1 Plt/ce landing at Macon, Ga., where party did not reach Gain- •IMM (in II.OO 1 ltti - Pace 1 MU:M1 III I 9 — Krnle C, ioteni Cant Cutter, Rapid I WWW esville until 7 a.m. Tuesday. till - Poce IM 1I.S94 . Royol Set Ifogllarone) S 40 S 00 3.M •Mi Last year's winner of the GouKel three fire trucks and one Bucheye Run (Abbatlello) 7.30 1.00 3.40 Four Oak* Lady iBreinohonl ,4 M 3 40 10 - Wily t« HI, Mr Menlgtmery. J J Monmouth County Freehol- Berry Nice (Gallogher 1 3.40 3.40 Sipping Robin (Kellyl 3 M Ratl ToW* 2311 *7 Totat* Lucky Rogue (Flllon) 3.40 Triltclal-4-StiM.M II - Older Kan. Fllonty, Maka Me ders Trophy was Gary Pierce AHina»c« -1,171 HMri tin.«l •Ufe • UCM14U4.I0 ••IT BIT - Finn Sympheny - Ith of Long Branch. Illllllll IIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII IMMMMM M M M M M M M M •").».•! •» • ».» V < M M M.M.Mf W V V «.M M. * \ ;You Save More Meadowlands tonight THURS FRI a"'! L-*AL Ul PACE PumUrMI Weema Doll (Gllmour) t>l Automaiic Pliol (Lohmeyer) 4-1 [Bounce C#nturion (Nodrfvtr) Pat Tar* Slittr (Nodrlwr) 10-1 MONMOUTH MEATS GoyCoptr (Nodrlvtr) juit Friendly (Abbotltllo) 4>1 90 OCEANPORT AVE, Dod I Honovtr IGHmour)... Je*l«r (Copeland) 4-1 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BudGunt I Morgan I Peter Parker (Daigneoult) II FREE! FREE! Jo Su MlwJy (Mollbtnhka).. Evan Lobtll I Tollman) 5/1 RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER Nubby Crttd (Malady) Poor Boy* Hope (No driver) 4-1 I Fabric fa - tROT Punt U.tM 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350

liMGogllardn.. Clnnabor Hal (Turcottt) 10-1 (Nodrlwtf) ShoaVdolt Charity (Gagllordi) 10 1 . LEAN-FRESH HOTorSWEET M-FACIFWMW.Mt Moyllower Mold iMoroort) II Softener Flight B (Abbotlello) M Amblguoui (Melody Nearlto(Nodrlver) 4-1 Night Rogut (Vlltlll LoroPoMlon (GllmourI M McDreodnaugM (QUmour) Satkatchtwan (Rtmmtn). .., 4-1 GROUND ITALIAN Flip Over IBolrJochlno) Doctor Jtfry (Slollilui) IM Moppy Itto(lmko) iMft-rACIFMTMtlLMI Marlon Gunntr (Wing) 4Oinpkg. Rumpmilltikm A (Abatlvllo) Cwrriluck Star (Wtbtttr) 10-1 BkneDeanlD Flllon} itrpico(Gogllardl| 4-1 CHUCK Jock RoblrtionN (Doherty) 4-1 SAUSAGE ScoltUh Warrior (NO cfrlvtr) Single Shol (Webster) Klanthenj Michael (Fontaine J 4-1 ird - PACE Purtt U.*M Bound To Be N (No driver) 4 1 •wy MM of m*r« el out iww Skip Over (Inifcot J-J ol lew price ond receive fret a "Ml Special Comet IGllmour) Boron* Brat (Gilmour) 4-1 Joy BM Blait (Rl*.twnt> Qutch Boron (NOdrlwtr) 4-1 Coter" hoi wheal pe«l*t. R«m*mb«f el- $ Honey Con* (No driver) Super Boron (Movlckl H fet limited te ju*t 3 4aytl Sorry |w»t * Stewoft Hanover (No driver) Golintn Money Boy (Wefaiter) II peiter with each purthaM Mailer Runtfe. (GlgonleJ • n .* *» . __ i i_k_*.__ i 99! 99! LC Star (O. Fillttn) Selections LEAN-ALL MEAT ARMOUR STAR 199 Fob(Doh«rly). DUBUQUE Solo Chance (Cobo) 1 - SutttHt Time, FtfM. D ond F 4m - PACI PKTM u,m 1 - Mart** Owwitr, AmMffuMi, N(*hl LAMB J.J Rlngo llmko) BEEF T^ J.D.'i Ottrit, Jay Bit Blatt. SrKxJyhlM Chomp !Mo Swift Arvdy (KNeman) 4 — Strtkt tl Luch. Armfcre Song. BACON 1 Prlrrw irlth (Gllmour, Strode al Luck (Dctirt) 1 - Maltf'l Duke, Btllt Ceitnlen. PATTIES UVER Armbro Song (Rimmen) m Ith- PACE CufMW 1^ AH. TSS Klm«y KM. Artier Bonnie Time* Bill (Toltmon) ?- Phtl Cillim. Potil Sltrtlm, Brtt't C 29 Move Aheod (Kino Jr 1 < Liquid Shadow Mary Jane (GogllordO Motor » Duke (Moroanr Ib. Eido Belle (Boidochlno) I _ FU«*II B, Ntfrlta. tMnkolchtwan Ib. 9? HAZLET ShlawayGole iDalgneaulll II - Quick Bore*, Boron* •rot, Skip M Ovtr 99! HL »/A«ffjt4 IMM K4i«1 Belle Cuunien iScropo) Codabftlt (Copfland) *4V* « bo kVtft'M M'M «* '¥* klHtlt« V4 >< ¥4 tfo) Mi >« >< ¥4 ¥4 >t) k4 ¥4 ¥4 *41-1 \ Mr. *l*~ TROT PlM-MlU. • ESTBET; AHMrt(ttit) Albert (LtCouie) The Kim way Kid (Morgan) R O Ruth (Roilnol j Clean Arbor Bachelor lfiemm«nl Vlno.il (Tallman) Sharp Newport (Cameron(Cameron)) Jombo> CoColonel •l (Telymonot) Cleaner TM-PACKPWrMU.SM Rock.Jay (Mtoent).. Tuttl Fruitil (Oalgneault) Simmons Honover (Gagllordi). . Pottl sterling (Gtambrone) I! 28 oi. Captain Nemo (No driver) ..10-1 Phil Col I In* (Kitemonl ...21 I giant container Bret l Fame (Okel 4-1 •III- PACI PirHlMN ScorMale(Remmen) 10-1 -Howard powered 09 Meadowlands Results

111 - Pec* Mite PurM t.m T IM.l Evergreen Tom (Gogllardl) 6.10 3.40 " 300 PiuluiN (DDMrlyt 100 •» tome mortgage money Economlit (Oke) 720 IM - POC* Milt PitTM t.IM TM1.I Skipcy Barbara (Abbotltlio) 1.60 S M 4.30 SchKtll Jot (Scorpc) 1.40 7.40 h While Horvnl (McNuH) 4.M Low rates—as little as 20% down Dally Dewole itll 17.41 Irtl - Pett Mile Purse i^M T J :«.* Amarino (Bcrknef) ...4.00 3.H l.U Delight s Rc4urn (Malady) 11 60 6.40 Right now New Jersey's biggest bank has millions With a billion dollars already invested in New JYou Save More Brtt'tG.B. (Cameron) 6 40 TrllectQ It 1 I) 1,1)1 M of additional dollars available for conventional Jersey, the Howard Savings Bank is ready to back 4tk- PectTMt Scott Wll (McNutt) 1.N 7.10 1.10 home mortgages. Apartment houses, shopping you. Ask at any Howard office or call (201) 456-3530 Burltr'iByrdlWtbtttr) 3.M 2.30 \ Zest Natty H. Heritage IGHmour I 2.30 centers, industrial buildings, too, of course, but or 456-3532. Buy your home the Howard powered Eioctg (1 3) A M

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FunMonlGllmourl 1 K I M 3 10 Nevele Arrival (Lohrnrrer) 370 3.*0 OrkolyN IMtgenil 3*0 lOtk - Pact Milt PUTM r.tet T 3:04 Ttnneite John ILcCouiel 1.60 S 00 4 60 Right Woy Dot iMoroonl 1100 7 00 Mountain Expo IGogllordll 3.70 the HowardMEMBER fOtC IP.IFECTA |3 Ml 3,117.10 AUDUBON a CHATHAM a CLOSTER a EAST ORANGE a ELMWOOD PARK • GLOUCESTER a HASBROUCK HEIGHTS a IRVINGTON a LITTLE SILVER ATTENDANCE -tMt LIVINGSTON a MILLBURN/SHORT HILLS a NEWARK a NORTH ARLINGTON a NORTH CALOWELL a NUTLEY a PARK RIDGE a POMPTON LAKES HANDLE - 1.171.031 RUNNEMEDE • SOUTH ORANGE a WAYNE a WEST ORANGE • WILUNGBORO Autot For Sale t. Autos For Salt Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12 1977 21 iS*?' "lv#r Rgt" Wtrlor. Air. pop top, kink. lUbOR, www llrtv Beit i Autos Par Suit 10*0 f UH worronty UIH 741*Wl offer ever 11 IOC Call 747-f3«t eve 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise nlnpt S.20 tTOIIJl -BEA For Sole For Sole pWQEft BLUE AND DARK VINVL. ABSOLUTELY VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1174 - Yel- HOMIER CABINET TEBEO HIM CALL *71 ISM AF- tow. tour-door. AM/FM radio. Mich- PIANOS ORGANS gi id, 40.000 miles Uttf. m NO DOWN PAYMENT Callontf i. ffl-IIK Lot* of Christmas trade Ins frem ID tTO 1*7) - Ftur-4w, vinyl US OS. unlimited rentals from i7 5f per tull powtr. olir'vtfy doan One month Klmball Conn Yamaha and V__* Excel.** LOfMHIiyi, sltSfi 717 IBM TYPEWRITERS other brands Free organ leseo—- Over SO Clean Used FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Call tor appointment 44H71B Can To Choose From. LKSWAGEN BEETLE IffT* - Low ht Inttrlor. nt» Vo JUKE BOX - Seeburg. never used, POOL TABLE - I H" sta»e. FladMr _t« B«*l ofttttrHllMr HI j*3CQ 1 m w holdt 5« record*, commercial type, Spoldfng In loctory scaled carton*, 100% - 12 Monlh/lJ.OOO iff • bntorfef 7»-«W Mile Warronty Available .JO IttYFAIRLANE - Automatic! VOLKSWAGEN 1972 BUG — UoM Olr conditioning, looks and runs ei LAUNOROMAT EQUIPMENT — 17 PROFESSIONAL POOL TABLE - Wut 41.000 mitt*. AM/FM, ont own*> Speed Queen*, three triples, two On Most Models. ;'*5»* «v« «» w» °' b*st ott« • "»C0H*7in47 doubles. 14 dryer*, boiler hftOM or """"Bra t :_ • VOLVO l**t - Automatic, olr t 23943*3 anytime. Richie No Credit FO"D 1**f SUPER VAN - Partially liuncd, 11000 Gown, sue • Can** tinllt.. .. Applications Refused! Custom! led, I77S 741-&O4 •' LAWN MOWER - Toro electric, used twice, with charger. 1100 Aise two machines ond motors Coll Linda. M For Quick Credit OK WALL LINCOLN-AAERCUAY 4374 FORD It71 MAVERICK* - Six cviiiv glass showcases, US. After «. 747 Mil (hrewtfiwry Avt at Sycamore SEARS KENMORE ZlG ZAC SEW Call dtr, •utomotlc. txc»llttit condition ShrtHMbury. N J IV %*m oyt»Hs> ond in, runs good, arena* ond ING MACHINE - Cabinet InclusM. WftELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL 51. Htlp Wonted Two years old Asking fill or best oi- SiI H*1V6 6" *"" '* Q|>>rtc'att Hwy f Freehold ler 717 »7*otte* SJOp.m ______229-3313 EXPERIEMCED MEDICAL RtlfcP RN'S - 11 to T shift, full and part time. LINED DRAPES - Five pair, print, ALL AMERICAN IMC. FORD 1171 LTD WAGON - Air condl TIOHIST - For buiy ooctor i ofllci. Good starting salary plui company llkt new. must see. one pair 144X11, 1973 GRAN TORINO SPORT - Hue. Red Banh arto Wrlti to Box RIO. bfit Apty In so Green Grove one pair 131X11. two-poU UKM, one H«ylillM»«Rd. Ing Nylon, polyester filling New fully equipped Betort * p.m , Se*-Mig. Th« Dolly Rtolittr, Shrtwtbury. NJ ooeice Cener, Ge 71 Merchandise polr.MX40 ColH43-fWl arter • p.m , U3 Ji« Road, oft Rt M. Neptune, N.J. FAMILY AD used, sii firm 54*4*1*. IREMLIN |I74 -_ Automatic, radial AMX - ItH. fwjr-tpood. or ay with ton For Sale LOVE LANE CEDAR CHEST - Dork SNOW BLOWER-TWO »to«e* H* mltrlor. powtr tttirlng, powtr miie. EXPERIENCED DAIRY CLERIC - SALES ASSOCIATES ABOUT TO BRIGHTEN YOUR WIN 3LINES —5DAYS MA Jl 34" For a Groveley Garden 3 Truck! and TraUeri full lima union map. all bwwtltl »p Needed la complement progre**, 15 Wlkoff PI., Red Bank, 741 Full-time potTflonTor busy per MAIDA RX4 WAGON - 1f74 Air. LEGAL SECRETARY - For general 24-Hour Service 2 Days (Consecutive) 62c (our tpttd. inow tirei, 37,000, en director. Musi have excellent typing BARRELS - Wine, antique. 50 gal , practice. Minimum of two-three year* ond sttno skills and mlnlmur all wood Excellent condition IIS each FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Dfllvtrtd. telltnf 747-S747 doyi, 14? 4*41 eve experience. All replies confidential TI five llrmooU iplll 3 Days (Consecutive) 53c nlngi see us FOR YOUR INSURANCE yeors itcrttorlal experience E or two for I3S 717-51II or TBT-UTf. NEEDS. WE'RE SPECIALISTS Writ* Box M 340, The Dolly Register, cellent salary and Denetltj Submit r CdlMlIU 4 Days (Consecutive) 50c Shrewsbury, N J 07701 BATTERIES - Sonic Lifetime, never MERCEDES -r»TO, MOSE.tour-door CALL JOHN COOK,541 ni3 sume FIREWOOD - Hordwooos Moton« undu Utrcrwax 01 . with ability. Red Bonk or eo. 741 M00 WAITRESS M/W WANTED - Mult be CLOTHES - Very good condition, CHEVROLET 1MI - Sliicvllndir some like new Site 7 1 and f-10. Call GOLO DRAPES — « x9 wide. )'«l" Two-door hardtop, all power. * YOUNG DRIVER SAVED OVER 1300 experienced, apply In person. Rex Din- fo SM tor Mmt n« •iCMOng JI00 —CK fm musl two door itdon, standard tram LIQUOR STORE MANAGER - En er, 117 W Front SI . Red Bonk. 7I711K. long, 11*9 wide, ISO. Dining room. itereo, liTOO CqlTjIf44tf - Al Ihe AUTO INSURANCE CEN cellent area Experience preferred Drtxel Oont*ri Modern, nine piece*. TER, *5 Hwy 34. Keypoel, N.j COM toprced . OLDSMOBILE If7l DELTA II - Call 543-0504 after 7pm WAITRESS/WAITER - Experienced SOCKTAIL TABLE - Colonial, with U00. 74M1I1. Four-door, vinyl hardtop, air condi- PARE Phoenix Brokerage. 3*4 3017 It Interested. bun* trim good condition. US Plea** i down payment Open until f p.m. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - GUILD THUNDERBASE AMP - C«eol 10 Wanted Automotive perltnce In electrical system*.. Full 52 Baby Sifting lamps Very good condition 1125 Coll log lop* rJtck, iW> Call 741 IS71 FRONT fAGl READERS er, automatic tronimliilon, low mil* JUNK CARS benefit pockoge Salory com men* w ott Sun, Mon orevening*. 717 5457 BOX RfPlY SERVXE age. 11400 Jf 14717 otter J p.m with txperltnct An Equal Opporlu Child Care GUITAR — And case, Yamaha, ex- nlty Employer. 54* SSJ4 COLOR TV - C.G.E.E . five years old, cellent condition. U0 good reception. 1135 MllWt PICK-UP $1.50 PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1971 - With BABYSITTER - Working mother 340 hi-riM manifold. Holly 7» corburt weed* responsible person to care for CHRYSLER STATION WAGON tor. accelerator duul point* dU MAIL $3.50 It**. tiklM «W, prttty good cond trlbutor.oir conditioning, power item Daily-Sunday HAMMOND lion tS Se**nth Av» . Long Brooch. - Ing. powtf brake*, AM/FM rodlo Ea MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR - ' ass>grtea CQJim-OMj. tro occttiorlet racing com, hloh per SITTER — Mv home, five-year-old CHA VILER Itri- Nlntttasstnot tormonce heoot, tnow tirei witn rlmi boy. Tue* ond Thun , mornings, occo ORGAN 1140Q Coll H4 4**4 REGISTER stationwaaon Red, loaded.*** tlrts u^mRi tlonal other morning* 741 tin of! " S4.800 mllii. Mwtt be see* to opprt PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER 1»7^t Of Asbury Park dolt. (all«tt*f«pm.,747-«7U. Power tletting, power broke*, air RI is soyVtvint. H. Pen Classified Ads Budget, etc. Salary coi _VIU - Good running con conditioning, tinted gloi* Excellent 53 Domestic Help HUGE PIANO SALE Set uM nvn xk - 4 P M day talon puMcMon - condition M.OOO miln. »1 tttk WANTED wltnexptritnct. Sendresumt as low as anvadtrudu Tap dollar potd. (Marked Confldenllol) to Mayor Cle COUPLE PREFERRED - Live In Fnday IPM lo Sunday putacaton CHMH OaM, "Vlt-flO* PLVUOUTH SCAMP 1974 - Automol mtnl V Sommer*. Oceonport Munlcl OTOHS I»D 711 7100 cottage, plus small talary. One mov Open dolly 111* Sat til 5 — 4 PM taodeyt pnor lo puMcaton — Thmtfjy 4 CHRYkEH \m- Town ond Coontr Ic. power tteeriru %7XO firm. 31,000 pal Building, 313 MonmoutMo h Blvd hold other full time |ob I43-U13 38 cents Moin St ond corner of Mafttson Ave Wogon Powtr ttttflna. olr, powt mlitt Coll S*3 **71 before 4 p.m WE BUY CARS Oceonport. NJ 07757 P M lor Sunday putacaton Prooi u> tna «yi pnor HAY, STRAW. MULCH HAY - Salt broktt. tltclrk wlndowi, fltclrl ELDERLY LADY - Want* hoi to puMcainn Real Euate Today - Wedntaday lor PLYMOUTH It71 FURY - Rodlo. NURSE - LPN or RN Port time Al hoy, ear ond shelled corn and rott ••oh. »w*r toll gat*. AM/FM sttrto Bring m your tltlt and rtfllslrotlon and keeper and companion Sleep In Must htater, air condltlontd, powtr stttr ttratst'i office. have driver's license ond car t43-lUf manure Fireplace wood Coll *MM Fnday 4 Sunday pubtcMon If .000 hlltl lino 3*4-4334 IMV* wild o chock) Ing, good condlllon HMO. 1*4-7*4*. 54*-44»>4 900 If70 - 440 tnglnt PONTlAC BONNEVILLE - 1**71, two HOUSEKEEPER - Live In Salary For FAST RESULTS TOM'S FORDK MURSCfc LPN'S - Full or part-time *IM per week, plus tret room and 71. Merchandise «• 'tarcieo to nw propt, cmwtnw and » door, horilTop, hylly loodtd. wtry go*d Good Starting salary plus CO •oord Will boM husband tree Must at LOW COST coMttlon, *4,000 mll.i 11171. coll 741 gi 0**, Rtg«t< My« oi iyp> w. rtitna mt 2J4^6OQ hove own transportation Call Ul-fM7 For Salt CIRCLE CHEVROLET Iftj*. after »:»p.m. 'V IO t*l Or '»|KI any [«K« MMrksng copy Snrtwibury Avt ShrtwSbor 197T7T9J ' PONTlAC CATAL.NA lt?l - Four COUPE DE viLLE - Mint be o real T41-1110 M 11 onct CUM x and piocnwd * ctncMM «* M door stdan. air condlllonlna, powtr cream pgtf with anctptlonoMy low 54 Situations Wanted REGISTER COBRA VAN - »76, Chevy custom iteerlng. powevtr brakts, iB.ofio milts milraae AUo U or 17 Chevrolet or NURSES (M/W) lAWERKAN LUMBER cvaigtd a ™«vn cnaigt ol 14 00 AM/FM I track sttrto, tour ip«*«r Coll after rS*4* Ford Step Van, tome quallfkatl- — 741 1137 or 74IUM LPN Female Classified Ads OtATHMOTICII toclory Olr, Hdt plpts, sink, retrlo PONTlAC VENTURA - l»73. Sprint, AND •rotor b«d, wait lo-woll cuipellni LIVE-INS ANYTIME CHILD CARE — Two Dtain NoKM Card! Ol rnanti M Utmonam »no Arvt,. AM FM olr, powtr sKtring. powtr week* old antf 1110 h swIvM stats ond mortl Only 13.000 brokM, 15,000 milts, 12100 Xali 7M- 542-1700 mllis Asking 17400. Call m 1144 Work the area* and hour* of yam State *«x>roved ! BUILDING SUPPLY -niy Mttatt (Run on tie OMutry ptgt)«c ptr mt cnoUe In Monmouth ond Ocean Coun HMB. Toll FrM rrom Matawon Arto PONT IAC Tt74 iTEXVANS SAFARI ties High hourly rate* Fringe ben O/tertne • compf* KM O/ COUOAR XR7 - r?TO. AM FM. air. ax STATION WAGON - Fully tqulpfMtf. etit* Ho tee. no contract Only one ol 566-8100 CANCELUTION NUMBER ctllant condition Coll oftvr 1 p.m., TH Exctlltrtt condition Low miitog* Coll rice visit Is necessary. NoKi — Otot loi cancttmn « pwn only on «autwt $1 Htlp WonUd Toll Frt« from wwd.town Ar«a m774J Ol IPKial U nurroti 10 MWKr «r»n ctnCtHW" 01 td COUPE DfVILLE l?» - ATI powV PORSCHE V«4 914 - 1.1 lltrt, «(r, 671-9300 KITCHEN AM'FM mr*o. dlr. naw tlrat, «I7*4 AM/FM radio. U.000 mll»s Coll J» Business DESKS, FILES, tables, choirs, adding « 'IQueMd »a»»rWer mutl ltt*n numotr lor tgtuft rfl Coll m MM onyilmt 3111 from 9am taS p.m. OLSTEN machine*, typewriter*, office eoulp ttnet Opportunities ment etc at borgaln price* New or CABINETS RABBIT — A* much head and lag AT LEAST No cancellations w* tx taken alter 4pm Fndty unM CREDIT PROBLEMS? HEALTHCARE ARCADE -Year round No cnnTlt you ra working, wa con fl room oi tome medium mad con. Coll between! JOondlOpm iLEVEN CLEAN CUT. NEAT AP 117 RTE, 15, EATONTOWN 543 SJ». AND Sam Monday nonet you, No money down Poymen SHREWSBURY MOTORS. INC 741 PCARING INDIVIDUALS TO WORK (Vi MILE NORTH OF THE MON DISHWASHER - Portable convert- otronatd to suit your n««d* Man 1500. ______fc______p_ OUT OF LOCAL STORE OUTLET °*M» cnecfysui ad nt day < apptari Tne OtIAT^*» - 114 Sport Cowpt MUorwrllePO Box 41)7, Cleveland. son. Green Grove Convalescent Cen- tr Main St.. Motowon 546-Wt* 134 F P AM/FIA, iltreo. cotwMt Iflpt plQ« Ohio 44111. ter. Green Grove Rd.. (olf Rl. **), 134 Farm Propertp y TOYOTA ""STATION" WAGON - •*??, E»ctl»fll mvchonlcol condttlon Flv« COON. OR BROILER PERSON - Full >S SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR IK Commercerc** Propert P y automatic. AM-FM *lereo. air cofMi mtd Mutt wll. tlODO or bMl ofl* time or part time Experienced II In tioning, necdi work. o*klng 1)50 Call PROOFREADER - We hove Imme- ^P RlB»llMm. __^ tereited cotl 7394*44 diate opening tor on experienced MISCELLANEOUS RUG SHAMPOOING FIAT It74 tX — P«ir4eor. tKCtllM COOK WANTED M/F - DependuW* proofreader We art pnofocamposl- Tit 1974 - R»d ESnytrtiK JO.oob tor heavy votume *eatood hou*e. two tor*. utlltilng computer systems and AND CARPETS S4 StuatontWamtiiFtmaii miles. Exctilent condition UW0 Call year* experience rewired Apply I tatest ttctwwiagy to produce text, ret CUSTOM AMPOOE" perion, Long John* Lid.. II Beat •renre. and promtMnal books, many U Sauttons Manata UM Blvd. Highland* ot which art highly technical. Write ADDING MACHINES ]. Altos For Salt TWIN BORO MOTORS INC tull background detail* (Your own GRAPHIC HUT DIE NEWMAN SPRINGS RO TYPEWRITERS DENTAL ASSISTANT/RECEPTION handwriting please) Including educa LINDEN LANE. MONMOUTH MALL ROOFING 4 SIDING RED BANK CALL 74T-*X40 1ST. - Experienced full time Four lion and work experience to* Unlver ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters S4411I1 handed ovnttstry No tvenlngt. Coll tlty Graphics, II West Ave.. Atlantic soM. rented, repaired. Serpko'l, 101 VEGATT l»71 - Four-ipetdl 1 ROOFING AND~$FDTNG Free eili: 747 WO between II 30 ond 1»pm. Hightooos, AII en n on froouction woft Wwwnouth It. Rtd Bonk. 74>*4»5 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - NEED A CAR! AM'FM, air condllionina. mint Condi Furnished, installed, s*» »S Medium, mates Olson Rooflna ft Siding Co Coll Ofltr. MO PHONE CALLS PLEASE tlon 11500 or tottl offer Con be teen ol heavy weight stairs available All 77S-O70S Evenings 747UU Est. 1«U 100SHNANCM6 Circle Chevrolet, tee Oule ot tervlct DENTAL ASSISTANT REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ALTERATION! itoln warranted. MtOtU Attic Stairs IO CO-MAKERS dttfc. ChoiriirJe Experience In fourhonded Co. 6' Buwn»« OpporturMtt VEOA 197S-GT wogon,'AM'FM'itjf- denllttrv We needon ambltloui work FARA AGENCY INC.. 747? romlc tile. Complete line ot remodel TRUCK 4 AUTO 62 MMgtOK NO GIMMICKS eo tape Many other e»troi Flnt »»00 tr who It willing to be part ot 0 well FACTORY WARRANTY SERVICE - Ing. Coll Rich Malmbera, 717 3543 Mo ndvtwSyhMnto. In home'carry-ln organlied dental team Call 543-5130 REAL ESTATE SALES - Opening tor RENTAL 83 UotWyToLoen toKei in-SW. Serving Moftfnovtrt County 13 yeors servicrrvlcte. All makes-Tv'tmakes-TVt, itereos' , rtv Mk tor Jtmmy-84* between 3-i prn reliable, aggressive ossocl< 84 Money Wanted V0L~KSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE — esslve associate, com- dio*«* . tape-player* BUCK'S RADIO TV DENTAL ASSISTANT - ChOlrtldtT rvhenslvc Iralnlng provli BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Add! FORD RENT A CAR CtKOtHHtny 1974 — Leaving country, mini tell! In «lded. Full lion* ond repolrs Financing Af ronged ERVTCE, U Mechanic It.. Red FAIRWAY FORD tor orttwdontlc office, ichool trained tI me Melmed Realtor*. *rt-•MSBS . IOIMMI eat ihape. iun ro«l- many e«troi. ond'or eiperlenced Only. Excellent Boy Mead Construction Co I»5 •TOO lil . Dolly - Weekly - Monthly B REAL ESTATE SALtS Northern Branch Sit oHtr WitHf talary ond benttit* Mult have own Bank, 74 7-OTVS 327 3400 ?<0 IM and round VOLkSWAGE~N BUS 1>71 - Good trontportoMon. Strictly confidential CARPENTER RETIRED — Seeks PAINTING 4 ?H Sptc«NotCM CONDOSALES small ond medium ilied |O*JS Com ON THE SPOT condition. Aiklng tfOO. 747-flOl i DECORATING ?U Tre* - Tiannuiatuii Coll 7I7-44I7 pttft mt»rlor rtmodellna service Pon- '1 MtrctiantW, Fo. Salt APPROVAL DENTAL ASSISTANT - Port-time experience preferred ellng Kitchen cabinets Room oddi 213 Mttuctgn Experience preferred but nol necei COMPLETE - Line ot dtcorallng. TOM'S PORD Rectnl rnWentW rFtoJe txperlervce lions 'rtcr tot Ion room, reflnlthlna. painting ond wotlpopertnfl Work guoi '} Gaiagi Tarn Sam vory Send rttumt to BOB S 3f0. The ok. Excellent draw agolnst commit bookcases Armstrong chandelier cell Dolly Rtgliier. Shrewibury, N J. anieed Recommendations Coll 141 n Uactmr, f« Sao s ion aval tobit. Ings Free advice and ntlmores Good 1341 ofltr J orrai »I4500. lOJp workmanship Coll onyflm. IW SIS* '4 RMiiStnct 5664102 HEAL. ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - HOUSE PAINTING - 1 am a pointer n Faim Equvrntni 2. Autos For Sole Di ki f hih CARPENTER - Will do small lobs In with iin yeori experience ond am caliber ea esae salespeople to staff spare lime to supplement income. Storting my own business I'm looking K liih a _ in the heart ot MMatotown For con eXPERlENCED CLEANER - Send tldenhol interview, osk tor Mr Fowlk* 1 CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK TBAmiJ?" "**** rtjume to Kltai* All Maintenance **< or Mr. Preston. 471 f4f4 FOULKS trie*. InttfL- . II vltt. V> Clinton Piatt. Tlnton Fall PRESTON AGENCY . ArhKQllom and oddtitons esllmate*. Coil Sol Gorguilo al til' t SaaeaCdiangi A Bruce Elftnrowch UMB99 •IBS. | 07734, with ol leoit twe reference* W8cycM/Mn,8*M REAL ESTATE SALES' PAINTING AND DECORATING ASSOCIATE 2. Autos For Sale Co»lB jone* Fully Insured | SHORE MOTORS Experienced associate with Real Es fait Llctnw de*lred to handle rentol For tree esHmote* coll Tlf-JBM eni of active eaency. ideal AVIS SPACKLE AND TAPING - Sheet TOU0HMT ai for riht aon Call WE TRY HARDER rock, Carpentry. N M UtrctandktWMtd 4-Lirrm WORD 74IBmfor ' rTioufh VOLVO-TRIUMPH ,ON WHIIL5 REFRIGERATION AND 31 YEARS EXPERIENCE - In remo- 0/ other tine car AIR CONDITIONING TECHNICIAN dli tfiHU tM rtH Full time permanent patltlon, avail- 747-0308 The Daily Register Jee able tor beginner Or ojv«tlfi*« tech Ion. excellenl company benefits THOROBRED USED CARS W• P Apply in Personnel MlOffice. WSeev sR Roe buck fc Co., IM Hwv IS. MIsWIttMrn LANDSCAFIMGLAWN '*>*»"• '^JOT Mondav through Saturday. «11 noon, GARDEN MAINTENANCE The Sunday Register *:»»> 30pm Ait Cqual Opportunity PLUMIING 4 CLEAN YARDS Cmon-tHct BTOMt MEATIMC REGI STEREO NURSES - M 7 shin, Call after ) p m 7*1-314* port time tor nursing home Excellent PLUMBING AND HEATING SHORE MOTORS •DtcMtH tit CtWMlwrcW •*••'•- 542-1700 MISCELLANEOUS IUM IWM NR0 MOTORS HIGHWAY 35 528-7500 MANASQUAN MOVING AND HAULING — Ntar «r -M now Mnncv I I. »~~ Vrk. U MM MJMlM RlMli itaniM g«iiiiiil «n- tor. Reasonable rates 842-6800 vflwt l» Comco. to> », Motxran. The Dk-fy Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12.1977 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CAll TOU REE FROM MATAWAN AREA 566-S100 CAU TOU FREE FROM MDDUTOWN AREA 671-9300. 71. Mtrctrandiie M. Merchandise 101. Apartments Tiger 313 Instruction 241 Monmoutti Coutty Ff SOU A TWO WEEK - Morning, Rff EL iar ly described ond iitwoie In the Wanttd IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Two Borough ol Oceonporl In the ciurtty of bedroom itcond floor apartment kite Llcentlno Course. Jon WM. >7S ITEUt0 SYSTEM - T»r« mnilki AAAAAAAA Coll Mo«mouln Institute. MH)WI. MtnmouNt and Slat* of Ntw Jersey •ML Ptat Unaor MO ampltfl«r. Pnau LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. Hondy Red Bank location tlM p« BEGINNING at a stake In Hy soufti Uraii attrHMMn. Twrm us JEWELUr, BUGS. FOX CASH montn includes water ond nto*. Laoi Red Bonk Reglslef westerly Intersection of Myrlt Ave- C IvrfAaWt. MM Ml if»oh*'l KLH INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES required E A ARMSTRONG nue, (Monmouth County Route »A) IMUU tin. flna __ GRAPHIC HUT KEANSBURG - Four rearm Adult thence <3> North 4 deg/eei IS minutes «• TV AMI. can b> -an Mo tor » LANE. MONWOUTH MALL preferred One months security N West, 101 v? ttet lo a point In the soulh tm BtOTHr On oHrIs Nh* Coll *4« peti Available March l W-THt. 71 erly line ol Monmoulh Boulevard, 232 Long Branch thence 14} along the some NoriM7 de greet 40 minute* East 131.41 feet to the KEANSBURG - Four too NOTICE TOO SHOW TI«EI - LIU m. ment, 1141, adults preferred SavOaaoo wnfte wot it, belted• on o ft ve AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING Coll W M43 Being known at Lots 111, It. O ond otwd rim, E7* U Mt for both Call 747 RIGHT TURNS AT CERTAIN IN Mrt. KEANSBU8G - Four modern room* TERSECTIONS IN THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH. COUNTY OF norougn ol Oceonport Tan Map two bedroomi, heat ond hot water »ui Thii description Is In accordance tYPritfRlTEtU. ADOIMG^mochTneT piled, no peti reasonable Call 71 MONMOUTH, AND STATE OF All roakts ntw or used Guaranteed r»Tiln:eRreVrEDTH'BuviNG - or NEW JERSEV wllh a turvey doled April 13. 1*74) Ut/ at US. Serplco s, 10) Monmouth tlct tfttki, reclining chain, doctor » Introduced. December 11.197* mode by William W Slroby. L i * It. Heart TO rhooter. 74HW *col* ond eiomlnlng table plu* at KEANSBUHG - Heot free, two lorn Adopted December 30. 1974 P P sold premises are subject lo a IS torltd office equlpmtnl Muit be In bedroomi, prime locale, only tUO. RichardG Traversa loot lonltory tewtr eosemenl tlluole along the westerly portion «l sold UNPAINTED oood condition U1 WO* or 6/1 Uiz STJ.TE RENTALS Bkr 747-f434 David J Bilger, Sr premiset ot shown en a Minor Subdlvl FURNITURE NAN JOHNSON~~ KTANSBURG~- Modern two-bed 131. Houses For Sale 134 Form Property James H Coler 101. Aportmenls 104. Winter Rentals James W. Dennis slon Map of Loll S through 14 Inclusive Lor fell flock on the Jtrtty Shore BUVSAND IUYS ' tithed l« JUlJUlT FARMS In Black 72J situate In the Borough of It Call be MIDDLETOWN - Mwy 35. all ullll HIGHLANDS - Three-room furnished Howard H Woolley, Jr. From an enllrt household lo o ilngl* Horse, crops and steet r Oceonport ond filed In the Monmouth ittm AnflaiM rVrnlture, lewelry, ill ties tree, prime area, one-bedroom. apartment January 1 to June 14 The above entitled ordinance was fi CAPE COD Meyer Morrlll, Broker, Freehold rally passed by the City Council ol thi County Clerk t Office November 7*. vtr Immediate cath Top dollor •Hi tfi-om Home/141-417t 1973 In Cose 125. Sheet 14 and olso sub K1MW KEANSBURG - Modtri. _^ City of Lorvo Branch at a special meet WEDDING GOWNS - vtiit wnoli Near transporiatlon The best lime t STATE RENTALS thr HI *4M M6NMOUTH BEACH - fhfte-bed- Charming custom built home Offers ject to all utility grants of record. lelt prlrti Famoui brondt. Coll three or lour bedrooms, living room ing held on December 30, 1W«. OLD FURNiTulfE '-^*Anflajutt, chino, coll It before noon, 49S-4UU ONE AND TWO BEDROOM - Apart- room ranch Fur n I iht d Fireplace. JENNIE C OeFAZIO Being tht same premises described ment lor rent One bedroom. 1175. two 137S plus uttlltlti March S June 5 171 with fireplace, dining room, pantry, 136 Industrial in a deed tram Jamet A. Quaglla. Inc.. '. ort obltcii ond brlc-a-«>roc. sun room, full basement Plaster City Clerk «T SUIT - While Stag, Mvtr uwdl h tor anything, and tv KEANSBURG - New one bedrooi bedroom, 11 SI Call between t-4 p.m., 377] after 6. lo Kenneth Wa«ner and Sandra Wag i, 2) ifoit front SI , unfurnished oportment Formica kltch snt-17 Property ner, husband ond wile, dated March 11, en, tile bath, carpeted bedroom an MOUNT POCONO - Skiing Four So. Ft building, lf7S and recorded In the Monmoulh PIMM 741-0*23 ofltr $ pi HfiW lying room Off-street parking II* PORT MONMOUTH — Two room, bedroom Chalet. Fireplace, two baths, suitable for manufacturing or storage County Clerk t Office In Book Ml* of per month plus utilities Security re and bath Immediate occupancy private country club. Ice skating and 235 Motowan Township WINTER SPINET PIANO - Good Railroad siding privilege* Available Deeds at page 13. quired TI; dl" Couple preferred. 11M per month. 717 toboapanlng Weekend, weekly or condition New ktytwrd. DM Call Small, tott* top. hand op«roi«l prln immediately Call 741-0404 Nt 1-1-F7 Being commonly known ond dttlg ing prets In oood working conalllo monthly rales ovallable 171-1543 KEANSBURG - Three rooms oi. RESOLUTION nattd at No 230 Monmoulh Rood, wlTh chtnti. quolm, etc Coll ft7l«j McCUE Octanporttanport, Ntw Jersey both, first floor, unfurnished. Heot, ho PORT MONMOUTH - Heal free, POCONO S - Wild Acres Lake Four BE IT RESOLVED by the Morowo * 4 p m 137 Lots And Acreage Township Municipal Urllilles Author The approximata e amount ot me |udg- nVWi tin. I JV L water supplied Keyporl, two-foam kith, pefi ok, one-bedroom, HIS. bedroom lohetront Alpine and Lake Realtors oomffttofl, ovklng I12S ISO, 71 onft,__ TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO furnished apartment, second floor STATE RENTAL Bkr 747 9414 view Ranch Weekly or weekend 7*4 KEANSBURG - Building lot MxlOO. ity that In compliance with Ihe provi mtnnl to be satisfied by sold salt is Ihe 1 Keyport, five rooms and bath, f! ildewalks and curbs, corner Woodslde .ion. ol Ihe Open Public Meeting* Ac sum ofl U0.t3t.0440434000 togethetth r wllllhh IhIht recortfi (torn I fit) * Good condition DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to RED BANK LUXLTRY^BUILDING - Coih DON PON'S JEWELERS Will floor, heat, hot water, gos. elect Ave and Grove Place 14500 Tit 7101 ol the Slate ot New. Jtrity, Annual Nc otti of this tale. Ivy oil or none 7i never u*ed 31 rt Overlooking Navtilnk River Spacious SSEBA BRIGHT - Furnlihed studio erfl Buy from prlvatt owner* and estate*. supplied. U4-1S3I. tic. is hereby given as to the regular) The Sheriff hereby reserves the right cord* from IMO'i Buy oil or none 4M clenclet ond motel units. Weekly and ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND 4V»-room, two-bath aportment. 1315 EXCITING NEW MIOOlTf OWN - OneocreloTonrnv scheduled meeting* ol IM Motowo to adlourn this salt without turtbtr no- monthly rol« Maid service Utilities JEWELRY DESIGNED 7ttRlver KEANSBURG - Unfurnished L _ Air conditioning, elevator, parking proved rood Asking 170.000 Township Municipal Authorities Au tice by publication. included No least Trode Wlndi Motel CONTEMPORARY " ZENITH COLOR TV CONIOLE - Rd , Folr Hoven, N J t41-63S' one bedroom, heat, hot water, air coi avolloble Call I41-4I4S FERRARA^S, 495 MOO triorily for the fiscal yeor 197? 1971 t Doted November », 197* , and Marina. 147 11)7 ete control Neexta repair HOC dltlonor Included 1300 Call 717-eJfi RANCH MLS - Realtor — Appralsor be held at the Matawon Townihlp Mu PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff RED BANK - Riverfront apartment nlcipal Utilities Authority Building. 30 •44-MU Tanner 4 McGovern KEANSBURG - *Vt room*, teparot One bedroom for one person, quid SPAClOuTtWO IEDROOM FUlT SS2.900 Noble Place. Matowan Township. New IT SPANISH PHOVINC.AL - Cot entrance, tncloied porch ond back building. »WS/month include* htat NISHEO APARTMENT — With en WOODEN BIRD DECOYS - One Of Living room with cathedral celling, U8 Mobile Hornet W<«nv*r1iWe urfa, areer. «?M Uili yard HIS plui uiHltle*. 5O-4SM. Vocant Call lor appointment, Georoe, cloud patio Located oft Ocean Ave. ont Ihouiond. ony condition. Call Hftm or 74MS21. ask for Rob 17x11 ft. gomeroom with fireplace, FLORIDA MOBILE HOME - 17M40. I Regular meetings shall be held on rm ffrttn, t1« Ont V pecan pedintol KEVPORT - Garden aportment •411740 After i 7W«w • "-hen with skylight, dark stained olr conditioning, wall-to wall carpet Iht third Thursday of eoch month at coflN (able with drowtri orw proltc One bedroom oportments ovallobl RED BANK - Three-roam apartment Hvt plan lop, 175 Two commode ly a floors Prime Mlddletown loco Ing. central heat, excellent condition. 100 p.m. In tfit eveni sold m M Coll KEYPORT &AROEN5, 2441313 Private entrance Suitable for couple Wt ST f NO Fun-tuned eMUIemy ERIFF^ end tablet with protective giati toot, j, A must see home WHELAN near beoch UlVi Call 791^5390^ scheduled an a holiday, told . _ Utilities Included. 117 Pearl 51 apartment AM utilities Included tlOO TwogoMcondlt-ttlch fomp», US KEYPORT - One and two bedroom GALLERY OF HOMES, Realtor, 194 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES shall bt held on Ihe Tuesday precedln Ont copeertone. Iwo lpttd ronai llt-1700 Rl 35, Mlddletown, N.J 141 75*5. tht regular meeting. and efficiencies, available now RED BANK — Two bedroom apart- Bethany Rd. Hailet Adult pork Walk CHAHCIRVDIVItOM hood, »» AH In A I condition All 14* ment. Linden Place. Unfurnished tl«5 FAIR HAVEN - *49^5O0 "chormlng" to shopping Coll 344 Wll. 1* . CaucuCaucus meengmeetingss thasan be held o MONMOUTN COUNTY Coll M4NI4, oik for Bob, Tue« or pell Coll 2*44*44, H p.m. Includes heot tX9Ot? five bedroom authentic English Tudor. Iht second Thursday of eoch month OortetNe F-4V1 M Thurt.. tup.m KEYPORT — T .bedroom opar 106 Furnished Rooms MOB I LI HOME - 1x50 Beautiful BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED t 1**33 ft. living room with fireplace, J I. KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO ...idltlonlng and utllllle RED BANK — Two bedrooms, living ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small ho Storter or retirement home. Two bed- formal dining room. Outstanding home RATION, a N.J. Corp.. Plalntm vt supplied 1350 per montn. Coll W room, dining room, kitchen, bath, tel. Single rooms Newly redecorated rooms, right an river front. Cheap 717- In lovely area Call Berg Agency. Mid' CHARLES FRANKOWSKI, et ott De between* ond 4 p.m. basement Leonard SI «00 plus utlll Kitchen privileges. Call 741 im or 3644. n Oorogt/Yard Salts 101 Aportmentt dlttown. 471-1000. fendanrs ties. Coll Bruce, 741-1111. act. ATTIC SALE - A variety al never AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ntw rent KEYPORT-TWO'lorae roorn7 mSu By virtue of o writ of execution m all dolly, never o fee tor tenanl. Fur- RED BANK - Unfurnished three FLORIDA CALLING BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tho wed. uMd and ontlqwe IT*mi Alto ont washer, off-street parking, 111 1. 140 Real Estate Wanted the within ichedule of meeltngi lor Ih tht above itoted ocflon It mt directed, nlihed and unturniihtd home* and rooms and bath 1175 monthly. All utll Now Is the lime to buy for the future, man't M" RoJetah three »M«d s Cert- STATE RENTALS Bkr 74M414 LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In year February 197? to February 197 I ihall expoit for sole ol public vend oparrmtnt. TEICHER AGENCY, Ilk. included M1-34W homes, duplexes and apartments We ttr St.. Sea Brlgnf Jon. l-T M, 10 a.m. ill rent It for you until you ore reody Keonsburg Middletown Hailet Halm shoii be forthwith mailed to Tht Dall ut, at me Court House In the ••rough REALTORS, 117 Octortpofl A t SR9 BHANCH - l» i» Union Av of Freehold, County of Monrtoutn, Flvt room oportment, IJJS Intludli CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOM - to move down. Ed Conway, Assoc, dtl THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717 Register and The News Tribune or Octanport J42 3M0 RED BANK 71 RIVERSIDE AVE Or studio apartment Long term only iholl be posted on the bulletin board i New Jersey, on Mondoy the 74th4Joy of ATTIC IALE - Bloutes. IIS. tlocki, heat. Four-room apartment, 1HM) in Douglas Realty, 1731 E. Oakland Pk RIVERViEW TOWERS Call between 1 ftp m . 747 1041 pin Iht Matawan Township Municipal Ull January. It", Of 1 o'clock. P.M. Pre- 1 SO End fable, IS Floor lamp, 13 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capri eluding heat Om month's seeurit BlvcT. Ft Louderdale, Fla 11304. JOS "THE VERY FINEST IN SeJ-3344. WE HAVE BUYERS lilts Authority office, JO Noble Placi Lot* more. 140 Boy Awe.. Highiandi. Apartmenti. Two-bedroom apartment) K3rl LUXURY HIGH-RISE" now available U00 a month. Includes For business, commerical, Industrial Matawon Townihlp. New Jersty one ALL that troct or parcel tl land, sit- TIM., 114 through the week Although we art, 100% occupied we heot, hot water, parking and pool LONO BRANCH-WEST END FLORIDA DELIGHT - Four bed- ond investment properties Call today iholl remain there throughout the yeo uate, lying ond being In the Borough ot Cloie ta transportation, marine ond Three-room furnlihed apariment wit will hove a tew select apartments be rooms, two baths, Inground pool Easy --Parkway 117 Agency. 7394117. and shall remain on hie In Ihe Office Atlantic Highlands, In tht county of coming available In the very near fu- the Townihlp Clerk ot Ihe Township ocean. Pleaie cgll for appointment, all ulllltltt. on Oceon Boulevard, FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT - living. FI Lauderaore area Reduced Monmouth, In the State of Nt« Jer 73 Machinery For Sale ture, one-btdroom aportmenls from Molawon »I'0004 Nopeti. all shopping 722-4747. TOO Maple Ave , Red Bank References to 145,000. Call 7474195 My. BEING known and designated os im per month, two-bedroom apart- BEST OFFER - It71 International required. Coll 747-1631. TfiU It to certify that ti part ol lot 7 and oil of lot 31 as shown ments from U95 per month Central Trove, tall; IM1 Dodge doutolt benkflt, BELFORD — Two-btdroom apart- LONG BRANCH - Oceonfront high FOR SALE OR RENT foregoing Resolution wo on a certain map entllied "Mgp or 41'; 1M4 Chevrolet Troctor, » ton, ment, all utlitllei supplied Includlno rise, panoramic view, right on beoc air and heat, 14 hour doorman, TV HIGHLANDS - Lovely sunny, single Call duly adopted by the Malo Building Lots ot the Atlontlc High Ifil trailer 991'1400. It West Lincoln elKtrlc «70 Security required, m Large swimming pool on premises fo security, swimming pool, sauna, ma- room, overlooking river ond oceon. won Township Munlcipa lands Association" situated fn Ihe Avt. Atlantic Highland*. your en|oymenf Heot, hot water on rina, olso underground parking. Call mature business gentleman preferred I.V. REALTY AGENCY EJ Utilities Author Ity al < Borough of Atlantic Highland*. Mon- cooking gat Included. Rents slart o BobCttcone, 3OU4I W32 • 711710. 170 Broodwoy. Long Branch 727-7900 152 Boats And meeting held on January * mouth County, New Jersey which map CAT DttU - USM. Also 10' mow BRADLEY BEACH — Spocloui unfur- 1370 OpenMon through Frl , bctwee RUM5ON - Ont bedroom, unfur- KEANSBURG — Furnlihed roort 1*77. wot tiled In the Monmouth County •low. complete. II JO. nlthed one-bedroom apartmeni. Fully 4 7 p.m For your convenience Sot ond nished, near shops and transportation lumlshtd aporlmentt. KEANSBURG - New Ranch, three Accessories Til LIE PARIS Clerks Office on September 17, Ml n Call 3*1-1744 cor pet »d Air conditioned. On prem Sun , between 10 i p.m. Coll 2224)1}. 1110 per month includes heot, elec bedroomi 133.90j.rw 0 Nniol i.,u>.,iu LUA' j ^ BIG DISCOUNTS" Secretory-Treasure liti parking Ont block from oceon triclly ond water 7711000. Tth*U9 or 7ITWS1 Coil TUUifor WI-**J*. financing avallablallablei Buy this week, On new boot trailers BOAT HOUSE, Jon 12 HIM Prtmlses are olio described * fol- SEA BRIGHT - Elegant ond en KTANSBURG - Large olry r free norm and screens 717 1540 or 717 Oceon Ave. 5eo Bright 141 Hit lows 77 Pelt And Livestock cluslvely designer -lurnlihed 3'/i room ment Clean. No pets. All utilities sup ample parking. MM Nt. 1177 DEAL AREA N.ASBURVPARV executive suites En|oy a short or long BIG DISCOUNTS RESOLUTION BEGINNING al a point In tht north AFGHAN Call offer 4 P.M. 717-1363. piled. 1110 a month plus security stay. No lease. Harbour Point, 1499 On new boat (rollers. BOAT HOUSE, BE IT RESOLVED by Iht Mataw westerly sldt ot Second Avenue, told •100 A voi lobie now, man. rear old. Center hall ColonioT. Four OceonAtft.SeoBright 147 23u Township Municipal Utilities Authc point being distant IM 7 feel south- Coll 741-mi westerly along Ihe some Irom Ut Inlet LONG BRANCH - Three farg Oceon Ave. 747-3W. bedrooms. l"t baths, II ft. eat In kltch BOAT INSURANCE - Reasonable Ity lor the purpose ol complying wltl en, family room, fireplace, full base section wllh Ihe southwesterly tide of COLLIE- EroM-wttk oW remole, tan rooms, woll-to wall carpeting, hec rates. Immediate coverage. Grossl the nollce pravlilont ot the Open hlWiSi SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment men), central alt, \, acre wooded lot ~ vltw Avenue, told beginning point Public Meeting Act ot the Stale ot New fret, 1175. Wall to wall corpel. ocean river view. RED BANK - Studio room-share nger & Heller Agency, 15 Wlkotf PI . 110 Deal Lake Drive STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 overlooking bbrook 171,000 or best af- Jersey, the following procedurei an< i being Ihe dividing line bet*een all utilities. One month rent, one both Responsible male preferred Rtl t 741 5094 Red Bonk. Elegant 1 and I bedroom apartment! erences and security required. 741- ter 741 5094. requirements, ore hereby eitablltlv lots 31 ond 39 os thown on amp tbovt bACHSHUND PUPS - AKC. ihart ncludes central air, heot, hot water, month security, JUS a month Call 147- and adopted eferrtd and Irom thence running. LONG BRANCH 4lfl,l47 W07. LINCROFT - Mint condll I ale and on* femolt. Coll jai and electric, lerract, 14-nour door- lim 1, The following newipapert a (H olono said dividing lint north 45 man service. Overlooking Deal Lokt First floor unfurnished efficiency. N SLEEPING ROOM bedroom split, IV degrees if well 100 fttl lo the reor pet*, tMl Include! utilities SEA BRIGHT - Two large bedroomi, dining roomom, , denden,, central olr. twocar hereby designated oi Ihoie In which and me ocean. available all yeor and reody now. 117$ AND BATH the Matawon Township Municipal Utll line ol Lot H as shown on the efore- CHE PUPPIES Call 264 7107 on rt acre, U7,0O0. Owner SKIMMER 45' ICE BOATS - In stock. mtntlontd mop; thence 776-5450, 776-S4S4' ONE-BEDROOM - Unfurnished sec STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*434 inn Authorily meeting notices will op 1199 MARSH MARINE, Red Bonk. (2) along the same line ond along Ihe """" ond floor Largt living room, cat I SEA BRIGHT - Two-room furnished 7414747. o The Newt Trlbono reor line of lot 37 south 24 dtgrMt 4S' FREE PUPPIES kitchen. No pets S17S plus electrii apartment, prlvote entrance. Imme- 108 Commercial MIDDLETOWN - Send for our weit 75 fttl, thence ,TE RENTALS Bkr. Heot ond water Included. b The Dolly Register diate occupancy. 1175 plus one month Homes For Living" brochure, pics, (1) making a new One through lots 37 security ond utilities. Call 141 H00 lor descriptions, prices on available 2. The catl for moiling wrllier &TM3 EATONTOWN - Laktvltw Terr. Rental* WINTER ticti of scheduled meeting* to any In as shown on ofortmtntionel mop Park like telling, twlm club, JVi References ond security appointment ATTRACTIVE Modern offices ol 10 homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, south 45 degrees 15' eosl 100 leelJo Ihe Mill TO OOOD HOME - Eight dividual requesting tola service In oomi, 1217, 4» 1744. The Finest In Luxury High Rise Colonial, targe rooms, living room, CHANCERY DIVISION PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff COLTS NECK — Charming two bed NOW OFFERS dining room. den. family kitchen with MONMOUTH COUNTY WALLEY AND WALLIV room house In rural area. Includes all PROFESSIONAL SUITES - The fl- Irtploce, three bedrooms, Iwo both,, Deckel Nt. F sm 71 Attorney appliances. Franklin stove. U1V Rel ovalloble In the county al unheard tobby room, three tones of heat, ga- THE FREEHOLD SAVINGS AND : n. Jon. S, 11, If M.W erences and security required. 710 mt Glve-A-Woys. rage. Located near water, swim club, LOAN ASSOCIATION, o corporation CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT ol the Stole of Ntw Jersey. Plolntll Q77S ond park. «73,W0. Call IN 3972 lolor Home Rentals Winter Rates Included In rent J405 Hwy. 33, Neptune vi KENNETH WAGNER ond Sandra 131. Houses For Sale EATONTOWN - Two-large-bedroom Wagner, his wilt, el-ots. Dttendants REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 972-2500 duplex, all utilities tree 1795 Will alter to suit By virtue of a writ of execution List and buy with a member of Motv STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 Client Parking Available 1970 17' TRAILER - Travtlmosler Iht above stated action to me dlrtctoc -multi { ounly s lorijtst realty uroup Executive, 16' Carelrtt owning, power FAIR HAVEN - New three bedroom CALL BOBClCCONE I shall expose for sale ot pubhc vend lock, full both 791-4974. Bl Level. 1475 monthly Reody to go 741-1731 UMSON AREA - Send for "Homes Available Immediately. I Deal Realty, Por Living" brochure, pics, deicrlp- ITHEVROLET' -"%. ton, sli-cvNn- tlons, prices on available homes AP 741-5153. '. stick, 35,000 miles, with 1945 K. i »•"••! 109 Buildings/Garages PLEBROOK REALTORS, 112 Ave. FURNISHED — Home near Rumson GARAGE AND WAREHOUSE SPACE >er». Rumton, 147 TfOO volllngTime Borough Hall Two bedrooms, IVj AVAILABLE - In Borough of Shrews ALL that certain troct or parcel ol I bath), garoge WI 1355 between 7 109 SELLING? - Call or write for Helpful land ond premises hereinafter partku-| bury. Good location. Especially li Hints brochure. No obligation. Foulks —• electrical controcto Preston Agency. Realtor, 671-949* 1 KEANSBURG - One-bedroom, good >r more Information Woodland Or , Mlddletown, N.J. 07741. 131. Houses For Sale area Quiet 171S. Highlands-two-bed room, 1375. Everything Included plus MIDDIETOWN security. 147 4435 110 Wanted To Rent ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LITTLE SILVER - Immediate occu- 10 Lost And Found CONTEMPORARY pancy. Three-bedroom ranch, fire TIME WAS Burnt orange shag carpeting OST - Mlddletown orto. Black, fJocc, full basement, excellent loco- 3lder ond gracious describe this three WtndS together with dork natural tt-acra, country area. Thiw ight-monlh old male Setter/ Lobr- woodwork throughout — 1 bay Mr. Advertiser Ion. Coll 747-4510. bedroom home In Red Bank. Featuring bedrooms, two baths, »t- fireplace, garden room, den and lull >dor, mixed "Ale*" REWARD* 471 windows, plus sunlight windowed LITTLE SILVER - March 1 occu- dining roam, finished basemtnt and area In living room Dork brown riurn. Unique. Many extru. house encircled with matching pancy. Three-bedroom Ranch. Ex- -Iver rights Indeed mokt this home a OST — Ptfslon cal, Itmale. brown wood ftnet. Living room, formal; $135,000. cellent condition. Furnished Lease re- are buy at 141.500. CKmb Aboard quired SSOO a month plus utilities. nd black, South St area Reward large dining room, den or fourth BECHT 1 CO., REALTORS E A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real- vtnlngs, 547 7435 or 547-119*. bedroom Work kitchen with gloss •423933 ond wood cabinets, complete with tor, US Prospect Ave., LIMIe Silver. REWARD 74!-4500. UNION BEACH - Thrtt-bcdroom. compactor, disposal, dlshwoihtr. ELLEN 8. sin room ronch. Nice, clean home, itlt-cleonJng oven. Brick wolled The Doily Register's 131 Houses For Sale nt gray, flbtrboord box. Toil In Ihe finished basement, with half bath LONG BRANCH - Three-bedroom great for young family Freshly point- ceort Neptune vicinity, Dec. 13. Can- duplex, prime area, kids, pets ok, Ideal gome room or private living A FANTASTIC BROCHURE ol homes ed. FHA/VA welcome Asking 137,500 enti ol no value to Under. Owner will HAZEITON 1795. in Monmouth County! It's yours if you HERB READ ASSOCS . Realtor, 739- area Worm home fealurlng all oy 1500 on a confidential bails for In- the earth lonts lo enhance charm STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 write or coll Betsy Ross Agency, 117 7100. flation leading to recovery of Ihe Mid 140 t. AGENCY Rt. 35. Keyporl, N.J. 07735 Phone MIODLETOWN - Three bedrooms, and Its contents- (201) Mo 3031 744-3454. dining room, basemen! with recreation BOATING PAGES room, an Vi acre. Schools and bus one 132 Apartments- BAHRS MAI ESTATE 13 W. River Rd., Rumton block U4S a month plus utilities, secu 11 Special Notices l Bay Ave. Ity required. 717 34« Town Houses 842-3200 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 LONE? SINGLE? - Tired of Ihe bar 872-1600 MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom FIRST FLOOR UNIT - For sole al ctne, would you like to mttl new ranch, recreation room, central air, o paneled den Cheshire So,uore, Little Silver. Call •eople? Write to Match A Dole, P.O Tht Bailing Smon It ap- all oppllancts U95 monthly. Imme- fitti dry bar. up to date bath. * 147 7614 between 4-1 30 p.m. Principals Ui D, Rohway, N.J. 070*5 S74 only. proaching rapidly and aalaa diate occupancy References ond secy or A79-M72 Ity Option lo buy. IDEAL REALTY, JUST THINK - U4a month Is all that WILL - No longer be responsible for will toon r» booming. Tht In- 41 SliS you pay for this one-bedroom home. ny debts other than those Incurred by E REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE duatry la anticipating a record Included are your taxes, electric, wo- nyself George Sepulvtda. 53 Step- NAVESINK - Three-year-old Cape ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY ter, ooi and sewerage Selling price envllleBlvd , Red Bonk war tor both rtUll.r. and boat- Cod. Two bedrooms, over-sited kltch 741-3450 lull reduced lo UOM. E. A ARM Ing tupplltrt. Naturally you tn, dining room ond living rooms, den Ifh fireplace, two baths, two-car go- BETTER THAN NEW STRONG AGENCY, Realtors, 5S5 want to Irurttt your advtrtltlng «e.717 1753 between 1-4 Oceonport Colonial. Spacious living Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500 31. Houses For Sole room, farmol dining roam, den with , oollart wlttlv. and whan baiter NEW HOME FOR RENT - Three OWNER SELLING - New two-bed- attractive fireplace, cheerful kitchen room, one-bath plus dressing room, all ' \ than Tht Dally ftogltltf? Wa at •fdrooms Harrison Ave., Fair Haven. with sliding gins doors to brick s>atlo. 1450 per month. Call 541-4597. appliance*, wooded location, private tar Iht abtolutt bait marktl In four master sired bedrooms, 7Vi baths, lake, all sports, five minutes lo lown, utility room, garage Near ocean, riv- SNIFF THIS AD... RED BANK - Delightful furnished free bus to church and shopping 14- Monmoulh County. To gal er, marina ond swim club, Little Sliver wo-bedroom house, G.E kitchen, fire- hour security. Call 747 7745 or 74,7467 Smell Ihe fresh country air thlngt o(l lo a big atari wa are place. Call 6-9 p.m 477-1539. parking for commuter. Excellent value kicking on tha taaaon with our OIMI.SOO Must see. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Two and Ihe Irees? Ol course IED BANK - Three bedrooms, cen- bedrooms, two baths, central olr Go •paclal boating paott locatad rally located for all transportation LAWLEY AGENCY rage Covered patio overlooking lake not. but you will every lime In tht aporta tactlon ol tht pa- ond schools, nice, 671-3709. Hwy IS ond Navesink River Rd. Call 142-9400. you come home lo this love- Mlddltlown-R.ollor-;«M!« par on Friday, Fab. 11, 1977. El»19«l SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Mlddlt- ly brick contemporary ranch ALMOST READY CUSTOM ond Leonardo, two-bedroom homes, town. Two bedrooms, two baths, den. home in Ihe OaK Hill section Economy special, 4 bedrooms. 18x12 master bedroom. 15' Wall havt lomt outilandlng newly decorated, wall-to-woll, SI7S per on golf course, appliances, wall-to- atortaa regarding boating and month. Available Jon. li. Reference, BOATMAN'S DREAM wall carpeting, air conditioned ol Mxldletown 3targe bed - guest bedroom. 2 baths, dining room, utility room, garage. Iht aaaaon ahaad. Raaarva security ond lease. Coll 717-4*00, ask CONTEMPORARY ON throughout 157.500.141-1150. rooms, Penna ledge mica PIcK your colors. $41,900. oP«p tarty. For more Information .., stone fireplace in the llv- RUMSON - Four-bedroom Cope Cod. A view lor miles. Gi 133 Income Property ingroom, 28 x 16 family mendous kitchen, two bolhs, oo- wood deck, vertical cedar exterior room, Thermopane windows age.. Walk to bus. 1493 a month. lV- Japanese landscaping. Four bed- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Twelve rooms, three baths, floating dock ond brick one-btdroom units Fully rented. throughout. Aimusl see bulkhtaded 1179.900 CENTURY 71. INTON FALLS - Three or tour bed- Owner liquidating. Call for more Infor- home One of a kind. Lovely PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY. 794 Broad oomi, oft Newman Springs Road, SJ7S mation. Asking 1105,000. PAUL P. Call 5424000 SI . Shrewsbury, 747-0771 BOVA, Realtor, 471-1544. wooded lot. Asking monthly. IDEAL REALTY, 741S1U. 1110.000 ask for Mr. Monica on affiliate ot the largest real __ DEEP WATERFRONT 103 Rentals To Shore company In the world—Century 11 Co- PERSON TO SHARE - Three bed tens Realtor. 741-7414. Multiple list- PROPERTY 30 unit aporimenf house; classic build- oom house on river In Sea Bright Ing*. . 'ear round. Call 147 5775 ing. Located In or to of other super lux- The Daily Register CALL TODAY - For our 40-pogt rtal ury buildings. Walking Bistance to WOULD WIDOW - Like to short her estate newspaper with over 350 pic- Railroad and oil buses. Panoramic BOB home ond expense* with another ac- tures ond descriptions of homes In all view of River which empties Inlo Ive widow on petition? Mlddletown of Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean ond ocean. Gross Income over 1*0,000 ot nds area Coll M p.m.. Somerset Counties. Maps plus other In- current moderate rentals. 175,000 coin The Sunday Register ttrtttlngartlcles, STERLING ill d her 11,000 yearly. WARNCKE 104 Winter Rentals Mlddletown. 747-5400 SK ASSOCIATES - REALTOR | UNMATCHED Vi— EAST KEANSBURG - Brand new A 3 bedrooms, 13' guest bedroom, 15x12 den, 13' science : 300 Hwy 35, MWdl.lown Monmouth County's Gmt Hom»lown Ntmptptrt ALL RENTAL — Vocation home?. Mt. three-bedroom Ranch, one-car garage Sit Brood St., Newark, N 167101 Pocono, Penn. Four-bedroom chaiet, US.SOO. Coll 1704541. kitchen, treed quarter acre, It's even better than you think On* R.glatar Plan, Shrewsbury, H.J. 07701 private beach club, tennis courts, golf (201)624-8000 747-7000 course. Weekends, weekly, monthly . Rtoltor/ljiclusTvtBroktr MimbtolHLS MELMED REALTORS 671-5150 eft Ml Mejmeuth Ceuntv 141 Monmouth County - SHREWSBURY, N. J. WEDNESOAY, JANUARY 12. 1977 The DMiyRcgfa4er 23 IMI 9 »K8SS.TT OMntM. L-MIIMS H M twjtljv 0 N» J»M, PSS2' Sea Bright s GOP councilman resigns ihlt. Plaintiff vi; ANTHONY CA fUTO«rH FATmciA CAPUTO Di SEA BRIGHT - Gordon S to announce a replacement congested Acme shopping York Times. He was a mem- The attorney said prepara- Chiel Carmody said. "But White Jr., the lone Republi- Jan 25. area. ber of the Sea Bright Tax- tion of such a master plan we're asking motorists to be payers Association could cost "between 15.000 extra careful loo." can councilman and unsuc- By law, the new council Supported only by fellow cessful mayoralty candidate person must be of the same and 110.000." Jmn,»»I»*I •>• iit»oo, oi JO GOP councilman Phillip L In other business, council in 1175 resigned last night, political party as the one he nujrj. l»», at 1 CclMk, P.M. Pri Kelley, council voted 4 to 2 to. introduced an interim zoning Council later set a public hours after finalizing his or she replaces. knitMnunfMIL mi,m m request Ihe signal be installed ordinance in order to comply hearing on the interim zoning &MrWKaWS'r*r: move to Atlantic Highlands. 1», III ond hi S. knowing • ".•* *n«l Corporotloix, MM Au- Elected in November 1974 at the more northerly inter- with the new municipal land code and a new construction Mr. White tendered his res- wan, County of Menmoum, State of along with GOP running mate section. use law code for 8 p m Jan 25 at Nff« J*r»«v. b»m» more particularly ignation in a letter read to dMtrftfdMrollom Barbara Madison—the first Borough Hall KOINNING at a point In ttw tat Borough Council by Mayor Last Friday Mr. White sug- This ordinance actually ex- tatty HM •* Plfwhurit Ofiwi. di.toni Republicans since 1068 to sit Hwtta, 410 0 tact northerly along iht fiETgS1^ScU,,m Cecile F Norton, who pledged gested the municipal beach tends the existing zoning ordi- Chief of Police John F. Car- »nd/Jttrlctloni of rtcofd. If ony. on council—Mr. White fre- Mm*, from Hi Intersection with the could recoup some of its lost nances here until February mody also asked motorists lo nvrttwrfv lint of Molo>n Drive onJ SUBJECT to munklpol orolnoncti quently took on the majority running (We and rtoulotlont I4t Monmoutti County revenues, incurred since the 1978 "drive with special care (I) North ] degree*, S? mlnutn ••Ing comnwwy tno.n ond a.ng over numerous issues «nt, olon« taid tmterly lint of PI nitid oi No 1> ond 1» Souonlum vaillinoTlme. A 1 opening of Gateway National through town this Sunday." nahurtt Drtvt, M.I feet to o point; Hood. N.» Shrtwibuy. N.,,i,,m ll AM defendanteedant** right, tittitlle ond In By that lime, Richard I, Th. appro.Imot, omouw ol tht |Jdl r«*T, it ony. in ond to the folfollowinl g In March, Mr While spear- Park at Sandy Hook, by drop- noting about 800 Joggers were m«il to u lotlillM by Mid tail li Id. ALL tha certain trotd d or parcel ot Bonello, borough attorney, land ond w em tun, iltuata. lylna and headed an effort against ask- ping its beach use fee and expected to run up Ocean Doing In the City of Long Branch, In said the Planning Board will the County of Manmooth, ond State ot ing the state to install a traf- charging only a parking fee. Ave. as part of the Shore 10 odloutn Kli uli »|mou| turlMr So New Jertey, more particularly de be ready to adopt a master t*i S«u»H«HrM» 3 minute* Mot. Hit by publication scribed «follows fic signal at the intersection Marathon i»M fa«t to o point In 10M eo.Ur I, AuLKiERNAN shtrirf BEGINNING at a point In ttw eat In November 1975, he ran plan or be in the final stages • tot of PkwhurifDflvo, Iht point ono o-tad..,w: - ' of Ocean Ave and River SI. ptoctofiEGIHHING terly lino ot Middle tone, uld point being ot tha ond of Ihe following unsuccessfully against Mrs of composing it The marathon will feature king commonly known and Onlg WIU.IAMN0VOGR0D The signal was opposed by nstadat NO. m pWhuril Drlvt Cliff Norton for the mayoralty, joggers running two-abreast WMd Bern*, Motowe*. Two.. N J. (H Beginning at tha point ot inter local merchants who said it This plan would outline per- Det Ti, Jf. Jon S, It |)M 14 t*ctlon of the eoiteriy line of Middle garnering 294 votes to 483 for from Asbury Park to Sandy Tho approximate omounl of tho |>Mg Lone with Iht northerly line ot Atlantic would result in a loss of park- mitted uses for developed mont to fat Htlttltd by MM wit n th« Avenue, thenco the incumbent Hook tQtn of IIS.M4 M together with tht WHIM'IMLI land here, and detail environ- coth Ot thll MM. iUPI*IO« COURT (1) oiong Ihe told eoiteriy line of ing by their stores Mr White, Middle Lone north tl degreei 13 mln Tht Sh«f Iff htrtby rnttvtt Int right OF NIW JIRSEY LAW DIVISION utn wet* a dtitance of 71J 0 leef fa o however, lobbied strongly in The author of several mental and traffic regulations "We're putting on every *• odlown Will ul« without further no point of curve, thence (1) continuing tt b blicti MONMOUTHCOUNTY that would govern their devel- available man we can to in- Docker No L-4J74OS oiong Ihe line of Middle Lono on a favor of a light in the books, Mr. White Is a J47I II curve to the nghr hawing a rodlut of opment. Mr Bonello said. sure (the runners') safety." Cordoi S. WMte 08 V 71.0 feat on ore dhtonca of » V feat lo borough's south end—by the sportswriter for The New HCUS. EM ,*^TBP*1 BARBARA. Plglnlllf a point, thence 111 continuing along M: L. VIRGINIA SHUTE VIRGINIA th* line of Middle Lone north 71 de I. II u,„ SHUTE. D/B'A A I B BOAT SALES greet 47 mlnuln east a dhtwice of 77.0 By vlrtut ot o writ of execution in le*t lo the point or ptoct of beginning, th* obovt noted octlon to me dirtcltd. (hence < 1) touth SS dram OS minute. I thai! tvpott (of tale ol public v*nd- SNiRirr-tiALt eatt o dlltonco ot 100 0 feet lo apolni ut. at tht Court Hou» in Iht Borough thence (3) north 71 daoreei 41 mlnulei IUPHI0H COU«T of Freehold. Counly of Monmouth, eoil a dlitonc* of I Ifl 67 feet to a point, OP NIW jlHtlT Ntw Jersey on Monday (he Klh doy of thence (1) north II degree) IJ mtnutei LAW DIVISION jonuary, lf>7. ot 3 o clock, p u Pre wnl a dill once of ol It feel lo a paint; State asbestos ban bill planned MONMOUTH COUNTY volllng Tlmt. thence (41 north » dew en SI minutes watt, o distance ol Tlf V feet to o THE CENT«AL JMSTMIANK AND All the defendant i right, hilt and in- Mr Kozloski also said he tion." he continued "They, l«rtit, It ony. In ond fo Ovt following polnl In the casKrly line ot Mldale Register Stale house Rurrai ceilings led to the closure of The bill would give local TRUST COMPANY, a booking corpo Lane; ttiance (SI along the wid easier retlMl Plaintiff vi ANTIOCH BAP All thott certain troclt or parcel! ot ly Una of Middle Lone on o curve lo Ihe six schools last week, met boards of health primary ju- would advocate the providing didn't get Ihe figures (on TIJT CMUUCM. g corpoolloo Daltnl land and prtmliti, hereinafter por tlculorly dttcrlbtd. tltuatt. lying and right having a rodlut of 7S 0 feel an ore TRENTON - Assem- during the day with aides of risdiction because they would of some state assistance to tests of the asbestos content being in mt Townthlp of Middietown distance ol H 0 feot to the point or •y vlrtut ol a writ ot tuccutlwi In Counly of Monmouth and Slate of Ntw place of Beginning blyman Walter J Kozloski. D- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne to go be In a better position to de- those who arc ordered to rip of Ihe air) back quickly KM flbovt ttattd octlon to m* dlrtcttd. Jertty. I iholl txpoit tor MM at public wwj Lot Not US. 3M and U7 In Block Alto known and designated as Lot Monmouth. said yesterday he over his proposed bill. termine where asbestos posed out asbestos. enough I question Ihe ability "J" on map entitled ' Ravlitd 16. in Block Ml. as shown on the City of these people to respond in Moa/Boyildt Height., Balford. Mid at Long Branch Tan Map, revised intended to introduce legisla- The Howell schools were a hazard, he explained "It's fine to put on a ban. dtttown TOwnthlp, Monmouth Counly. April 1.1464 11 tion banning the use of as- closed and the asbestos mate- but I think if a local board of a crisis situation." New Jer.ey, Dolt May lit. I914 Being commonly known and desig "If Ihe boards determine AM Kw ttfendant'i right, tide and in which map It on file In the Monmouth noted at 44 Middle Lane. Long Brooch. bestos in construction of pub- rial on the ceilings lorn out health tells someone to re- Meantime Harold II Clark, ttrttt, If ony. on* to tht following County Clerk't Office In Cote 10. Sheet N J that the presence of asbestos ALL THAT CERTAIN tract w por The approximate amount ol the [udg lic buildings and authorizing after the material was identi- move something, there should president of Ihe Howell Board cot ol land and prwnlMt, hereinafter Being tht tome premiici deicribtd men! lo be tattitled by tald sale ii the constitutes a health hazard, portlcutarty dtKrlbod, iltuate. lying In Deed dated Dec II. 19M from Cam sum ot M.47J 00 together with th* cotti local boards of health to or- fied by a pediatrician as the be financial help from the of Educalion, sent a telegram and being In tho lorough ot Now of this tole they can order its removal." plan Construction Company to Ihe Par der its removal from existing possible cause of a chronic government — whether it's a to Gov Byrne and the com-. tttftwtbury, County of Monmouth and ty ot tht Flrtt Port herein, recorded In The Sherift horeby reserves Ihe right he said. He said Ihe bill would Moteot Ntw J*ruy the Monmouth County Clerk i Otflct lo odlourn this tale without further no ones. respiratory illness suffered by public or privare building • nH«SKHi*r« • of • OBP-«»d'edu- LOT NO 4: BEGINNING ot 0 point ion. It, 1H7 in Book IMS poae 331 or tlce by publication fix a time limit, probably of in Iht northerly ildt ot Squonkum Dtod> Thli property it alio known ai PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff a 13-year-old elementary he explained. cation, suggesting a screening Hood, told potnt baing tht iouth Bt Route 3ft. Belford. N J Thit prop Dated II IS f* "To date, the only state I about two weeks, in which the westerly corttor of properly ot Adtlo erty \\ olio known on Iht Middietown CARTON. NARY, have found that has a ban on school student For this reason, he added, program be developed to Elliott ond EwQtnt ElMoF; Ifttnca Townthlp Tax Mop 01 Lott Not 54. SS WITT 1ARVANITIS owner of the building must and U Block 1M7 evaluate all people who have (I) wathKty otong the northtrly lid* Attorney its usage is Illinois, " the Mr. Kozloski said his bill arrange for the substance to he is going to seek some fi- ol Muonhum Road iiity Ittl to a point Eicepllna from thli conveyance a In tht toumaothKly cornar of land* of Dec JI. Jt. Jan 1. 12 U1I6 nancial assistance for the been exposed to Ihe asbestos strip of kind containing approximately Freehold Assemblyman said would' adopt basically the be properly removed. Btrry. thtnet 14S0 tq tl conveyed by Deed dated to determine the impact of (I) northerly along the toiitrly tint April A. 1966 from Compton Construe in an Interview. "The only same procedure for dealing Howell Township School Of londt of Btrry two hundred tl.ty tlon Company to ihe State Of New Jer tHIRIM'SIALI Board which spent approxi- that condition in the schools four fort to a potnt In tht northtwhwly wry In connection with the widening of SUPCKIOR COUIT place In the trl-state area with asbestos as now exists to If the owner fails lo act corntr ol londt of Barry told point Route M. described ot Panel 141, OF NEW J6HiEV with a ban on its future use is deal with lead paint He said mately $30,000 removing the Mr. Clark said the district •Uo being tho louthwtittrty corntr Route 34, Stc 1 State ot New Jersey within the proscribed time, he of lond* of Not Wllllomi; thonct Being commonly known ond desig New York City." il would pertain to such pub went on. the board of health asbestos in its schools would be willing to cooperate (3) awhrfly oiong tht toutherly lint noted ot No. lit State Highway No M. DecfcolNe f-Utt-M 01 Not Whllorm ilKty four to opoint In Btllord. New Jertey COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE COM lie buildings as schools, hospi- can arrange to have the work "I think the Department of in development of any such PANV, a New Jtriev corporation. Mi Kozloski. whose district Iht wtittfly lint of font* of Adtlo El Tht approMlmatt amount of tht judo HoM ond Kueana ElHotl. rhtntt Plaintiff vi JOHN LAMAERT. el olt. includes Howell Township tals, theaters, restaurants, done and bill Ihe owner for it Environmental Protection program, but sarfi the cost of rrvenl lobe tatlititd by told sale is Ihe Defenoar.li W (4) touthtrly oiong Iht wnttflv lint sum of U,lll 00 logelhtf with Iht coilt community colleges, libraries Violations would be treated as people caused some frustra- Ihe project would be prohibi- Of kind, ol AdtlO Elliolt ond Eugene of this sale By virtue Of O writ ot ixeculion in where the presence of the otoova staled octlon to me directed. Etllori two hundrod »uty low ftat to o Tht Sherltt hereby reserves rht right and museums. a disorderly persons offense tion with the Board of Educa- tive to the district point In tht nofthtrly Hot of Squon I shall expose for iaie al public vena sprayedon asbestos on school to adlourn this sale without further no ue. ot the Court House Infoe Boroug h 1 l h p< o K lice by publication Of Freehold, County ol Monmouth. K"o,"N'Bf« S "" ' ""' ™"" "" Dated November 13. It/4 New Jertey. on Monday the '«ri doy ot Lot No. S ond Lot No. a PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff February. 1*77. al I o clock, P M Pre BEOINNINO ot o ttoM In tht cooler Grttnttont A Sokoi vailing Time of tht rood thirty thrta fatt wWa, lood Attorney Ing from Pint Brook to Squonkum dU DffC.lt. Jon. 1.11. 19 tn.7A ALL that Irocl or parcel ol land, lit- tonl Mttttrly from tha wtittfly lint of uote. lying and being In Ihe City ot Howard to seek tht proptfly of rht Pint Brook Mtth Long Branch, in Ihe Counly of Mon mouth, in Ihe Stole of New Jersey ool.l Church, ttvon hundrod wvtnly SHIRIM'StALI and itvtn ttnthj tttt mtoiurrO olortg tUPIRIOR COURT BEGINNING al Ihe point of inter tht cantor of Hid rood, told point li OPNIWJIRHV tectecliol o n of IhIht t toutt th lline of Ourand otto tha louthaaat corntr of o tract of LAW 01 VlilON PPtoce with ihe we i t o C thrtt otrti convayod hi Hanrv G Jt- nue. Ihence (I) North ilghty-tu de MONMOUTHCOUNTY greet fifteen minute* wetl along the lar by dttd from Edward f Porttr Docket NO. OJ U,*ll 71 stricter oil spills touth line ot Durand Pioce. one hun and wlfo April l|, 1931. ond recorded in CENTRAL JERSEY BANK AND tht Orflct or tht Clark ot Monmouth dred le«t. thence (II South eleven a> TRUST COMPANY.Plolntlffvi greet twenty mlnulei forty tecondt County In Book 1141 poo* MS. Ihtnct iAMLIEL HARPFR running by btarlngt at turvtytd by wail, tiit/ seven and twenty tlve hun Herbert Brudgt lurvtyor, May 17, By wlrlue of o writ of execution In dredlht teel, thence 111 touth eighty tht above slated octlon lo me directed. tii degree) fifteen minutes eatl one I thall eipote for sale at public vend hundred feel lo a potnt In Ihe weft line damage liability II) North nnttn doaron ftttv mln- ut. at the CoutI House In tha Borough of Clifton Avenue, thence 14) North uMt Wttl tli hundred twenty *loW and of Freehold. County of Monmouih eleven degrees twenty minulet torly ftohi lantht letl, thtnea Ntw Jersey on Mondov the Uth day of tecondt eott along ihe wett line ol WASHINGTON - Citing Tl) South eighty thrtt dtgratt forty Jonuory. If77, at 7 o'clock, P.M Pre- Clllton Avtnue. tUty seven ond twenty spill would be, except In cases five hundredth* feel to Ihe point or the need for a strong in- ploaiof Beginning of war, required to pay all the BEING Lot tl. Block 414 on tht centive to prevent more costs of cleaning up a spill esent Tai Map at the City of Long serious oil spills such as the and would be liable in addi- Branch The foregoing description It in accordance with survey made by Argo Merchant disaster, Rep tion for damages to those in- J W, Stomon l> Sont. Engineert-Sur Slipper Cozies veywt doted August 7*. IWt. revised James J. Howard. D-N J., an- jured by the spill, up to a set 562 StplimMr jo. I960 and February }. 1W BEING also described In occor nounced today he will push liability limit." dance with a turvey mode by Thomas A Flnnegon. Land Surveyor. Bellord, vigorously for enactment of a New Jersey License No 10624 doted strict oil spill liability fund This limit would be set at September 4, l»'«as lollowt 1300 a Ion for oil tankers and BEGINNING al the polnl ot tht In "There is a serious gap in tertection of the westerly side ol Cut S50 million for offshore facil- Ion Avenue with Ihe southerly tide of our oil spill liability law lo the ities and deep water ports. Sllp your toes into snuggly Durand Ploce and from tald beginning point that the Argo Merchant point running thence HI South II o> "Expenses beyond these lim- slippers in two smart styles. owners may be relieved of re- along Ihe wetterly tide ol Clitton Ave its would be borne by the Crochet one pair for your- nue 67 2S feel to a pom I therein, thence sponsibility after paying a 111 Norm 16 deg'ett IS minultt Watt newly created oil spill liabi- self, another for thrifty gift- 100 teti to a polnl, thence 13) norlh II few thouand dollars fine." lity fund except in cases giving! Use 2 strands knitt- degrees 70 minutes 40 lecondt East Mr. Howard said. "This coun- 67 II feel lo a point in the southerly where the owner was proven AID FOR HOSPITAL FACILITY - Mrs. Kenneth Roonan, Tlnton Falls, ing worsted in 2 colors for tide of Durand Place, thence 14) South try's antiquated liability law •6 degrees II mlnuttt Eatt 100 00 fee- to be grossly negligent." Mr center, vice president of the Henry Pollak Memorial Clinic Auxiliary fashionable ballet style and to Ihe point and place of BEGINNING is most inadequate and has BEING commonly known and dctig Howard said "In those cases, Branch of Monmouth Medical Center, presents a S500 contribution toword moccasins. Pal. 562: S, M. encouraged tanker owners to the MMC Life Support Center to Marvin Broder, Ocean Township, vice L, incl. Branch, New Jertty. the owner would be subject to The opproKimate amount of the ludg be careless in crew staffing president of the medical center board of trustees. The funds were raised by menl to be satisfied by said sale It Ihe unlimited liability." turn of IH.5IJ 00 together with tht and safety standards." the auxiliary at a luncheon at the Middletown home of Mrs. Ruth Pred- Mi Howard noted that the Send II 25 for each pal- costs ol this tale. Mr Howard, who is ^spon- more, right. The Life Support Center is being constructed to expand and The Sheriff hereby reservei tht right cost of the fund would be one tern. Add 35c for each pat- to odlourn (hit tale wlthoul further no- soring the legislation with improve critical care and diagnostic services ot the Long Branch hospital. tic* by publicoiion fourteenth of a cent per gal- tern for first-class airmail PAUL KIERNAN, ShenH Rep. Gerry E. Sludds, D- and handling. Send to: Dated December ]. 1476 lon of gas until (200 million Melville J Barlow Mass., is a senior member of Laura Wheeler, Needle' Atlwnay was accumulated. Jon. II, IfM. Feb. 2 «• 33 the Public Works and Trans- craft Dept. 61, Red Bank portation Committee to which "Since our coastal waters Atlantic Highlands harbor Register, Box III, Old 5 the legislation was referred provide the traffic lanes for Chelsea Sta , New York, SHIHIFF SSALE SUPIR1OR COURT for consideration. the nation's oil supply. I think NY 10011 Print Name, OF NIW JIRSIV CHANCIIIV DIVISION "Under current law. a tank- it is only fair that the rest of Address, Zip, Pattern MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket N» P-445I-M er company involved in a spill the nation help offset the fi- plans word expected soon THE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT Number. GAGE ASSOCIATION, o corporation. • it., PlalnlHI vi SAMUEL J can only be fined up to the to- nancial risks of transporting STEELE. ET UX. E T ALS Defendants Ave The controls are neces- first $1,000 of the delinquency, NEW! too designs lo of c Ml i tal value of the ship if the oil," the congressman said ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS knit, crochet, quilt, sew, the above noted octlon lo me directed, company can prove the ship "This is a mailer of crucial - Official word may be forth- sary, she said lo ease the and 12 per cent interest on I thoii eipoie (or toie at public wend plus 3 FREE inside NEW ue, at the Court Hovte In the Borough was seaworthy when It left importance lo commercial coming within the next two flow of direclional traffic at any amount over that figure of Freehold. County ot Monmouih. 1977 NEEDLECRAFT New Jef My, on Monday the Tth day ol port," Mr Howard said. "Un- fishermen and those people in months on the status of pro- the intersection She said the The rate was raised from February, 1*77. ol 1 o cloth. P.M. Pre eight to 12 per cent for delin- CATALOG. Send 75c. woilino Tint*. der the new legislation, the tourist-related businesses, as jected expansion of the mu- borough "should hear in the ALL mote certain troclt or parcel! well as those who are aware nicipal harbor here, accord- quency on amounts over ol land, illuale. lying ond being in the owner of an oil tanker or oil near future " a report on the Townihip of Mlddlttown, in ttie County producing or storage facility of Ihe need to protect our pre- ing to the borough attorney matter from a DOT engineer $1,000 but remained the same ot Monmouth, In the State ot New J*r- which is responsible for an oil cious balance of nature." Council adopted a resolu- for the first $1,000 Being known ond det Ignored at Loll John C. Manna, borough at- PrintedPattern Timed for Today! Noi. If, n. 11. ond U. Block F, at told tion setting interest rates for Interest will be waived if k>H and block ore thown on a certain torney, said at last night's non-payment of taxes or as- delinquent taxes or assess- mop entitled Amended Map ol Wll- Borough Council meeting that monl Park, en th* Klngi Highway. sessments Eight per cent in- ments are paid within 10 r Red Hnnk MirwtlMnwn Townihip, he and John J Fox, Harbor Xnmpulh C9y"'y/ KJ doted De Panel in Middletown terest will be collected on Ihe days (if the due date ctmbtr 1$, I9II. ond approved by the Commission chairman, met TowntMp Commit!** of the Townihip of Middlelown. Monmouih County. with officials in Trenton N.J., October 11, )»30, whlcn mop wot TODAY'S TIMINd calls tiled In the office ot the Clerk ol Mon- Friday to discuss riparian mouth County on December II, I»M. In to focus on schools for component parts you can rights and the wetland situ COM NO »-S All at laid down on sold Van Wagner unhurt coordinate many ways for MIDDLETOWN - A public Thome Junior High School: ation al the harbor Thll convcyonc* n mad* »ut>|»cl to work-travel leisure! Lean gronl to New Jertcy Bell Telephone information question-and-an- George Jarrach, supervisor of my and Jtrivy Central Power "In the next couple of jacket, pants, top — Ideal pi Cm swer night will be offered this funded programs; Mrs. Es- months we might gel some of- in crash on icy road for knits' Tdee< evening in Fairview School. ther Pavelka. teacber of the pooeaW&c. ficial action from the state in Printed Pattern 9031: Also being known gt 10 Jellerton Cooper Road, at 7: SO o'clock. gifted and talented; Mrs. MIDDLETOWN - Even the uthiT car It was like Street. MloaTeiown. New Jer»*y granting or denying of the Misses' Sizes 8. 10.12. li 16. within mortgaggg e it a tini ond Issues concerning slate Elaine O'Uara. science re- stale legislators are not im- bfini; un rolUjr skates," the ppurchas see money mortgao*mortgage.. IhI * conild- permits we requested," Mr 18. 20 Size 12 (bust 34) jac eration foo r wwhicchh conttilulecotu i the pur funding, school taxes, testing, source teacber; Mrs. Jeanette mune from Ihe penis of icy assemblyman said h prici e of f ththa withith n describe Manna said. pavements 2% yds 45-in.: pants 2%. premltai. homework, parent confer- Dorfman, reading resource After the incident. Mr Van blouse l>4 TOGETHER with all flilurtt now or ences and other parent-teach- hereafter attached to or used in con- teacher, and Sidney Sender, Council approved an" addi- Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner returned home, got nection with the prtmlitt herein de- er questions will be discussed mathematics resource teach- scribed ond the household appliances tional 17.500 expenditure, sub- Wagner. D 12th District, on his other car. and proceeded Send 11.25 for each pat- which art tlnlurei and port of Ihe by panel members. er. ject lo county approval, for his way yesterday morning to to Trenton to tend to his legis- tern. Add 35c for each pat- reolly. Including, but not limited to « range. relrlgaroTor. oulomotlc washer, The panel will include Dr. drainage improvements to (he his seat in Ihe state Assembly lative duties tern for first-class airmail, Ml combination storm sash Tne approximate amount of tht ludg Bernhard W. Schneider, su- drainage basin leading to In Trenton, hit a nasty bit ol handling. Send to: Marian mem to b» tatltlled by said tale it the Teter Pan' Police reports of the acci- turn of t30.706.00. fogeihtr with the perintendent of schools; Paul Henry Hudson Springs The glare ice on North Lake dent were not available last Martin, Pattern Dept. 420, cotti of thli tale. W. Bennett, school business additional expenditure would Tha Sherift hereby reserve! Ihe right Dnvo night The Red Bank Register, to Odlourn Ihlt tola wllhoul further no administrator; Lawrence A. bring the entire project cost lice by public oil on is offered 232 West 18th St., New PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff O'Neill and Mrs. Mary lo an estimated $104,000 The "1 was only going about 10 Doled November ». 1976 MARLBORO - A limited York, NY 10011. Print Kovoct, Anderson, Horowlti McKulla, members of the project is funded 50 per cent miles an hour, because the B'nai B'rith & Roder number of tickets will be NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, Board of Education; Robert by the county and 50 per cent ice was really bad," Mr Van MMnam available at the door of Marl- SIZE and STYLE NUM- •ran 13. I*.H. Ftb. 2 I'S f 7 V. Smith, Fairview principal; by the borough. Wagner explained last night breakfast set boro High School, for the Sun- BER. Robert Herbert and Mrs. Do- "1 just went into a slow glide HAZLET - The Bayshore 250 Otter Pubttc Nottett day, Jan. 21, matinee per- Mr. Manna said the ex- How to gel MORE FOR rothy Fenichel of Bayshore when I hit the ice, and when Lodge of B'nai B'rith will formance of "Peter Pan" by penditure is also subject to YOUR MONEY? Send Junior High School, and Mrs. I tried to put the brakes on I conduct its annual member- the National Theatre Com- review by both the counly now for New Spring-Sum- Dolly Koch, reading resource just mat faster 1 tried to ship breakfast at It a.m. Sun- pany. The show starts al 2 counsel and borough attorney mer Catalog - save up to Th* Annwl MttHog ol itt* m*mb«ri teacher. steer into a tree, but instead I day at the Holiday Inn here. ol fht Malnttoy Federal Serving* ond p.m. and has a 90-day completion 1100 on the clothes you Loon Anotlotion tor tht election of dl- A similar session is sched- went Into a parked car. It rKton to fill editing voconcltt. one) date. Judge Leo Weinstein of Ihe sew yourself. Free pattern tor th* troniactlon ol luch oth*t bull uled at 8 p.m. Monday In New The event is co-sponsored didn't hurt the other car county Juvenile and Domestic coupon, too. Send 75c n*tt a* may b* n*c*itery, will b* held much, just broke a headlight ol th* ollic* of the Aiioclotlon. }t Monmouth School. by Brookdale Community Col- Councilwoman Helen M. Relations! Court will discuss now! Monmoufh Street. Red Bonk, New Jer- Bui II bashed in my front end Mv. on WedoMdoy. Jonuory l«h. 1*77 The panel will Include Dr. lege and the Battleground Marchetti said the state De- juvenile delinquency as it re- Sew + Knit Book 11.25 at 7.00 o'clock In tn* afternoon pretty badly The poll* will remain open for one Schneider; Mrs. Frances Der- Arts Center as part of ihe partment of Transportation lates to Monmouth County Instant Money Crafts .11.00 hour from I 00 o clock PM, lo 1 00 mer. New Monmouth princi- "Brookdale Celebrates Chil- (DOT) will investigate the "I'm jus) glad there were no P M An induction ceremony lor' Instant Fashion Book .11.00 ANNEJ OAKVIM pal; Mrs. Petronelle Barren, dren Series" for residents of feasibility of installing lane injuries 1 was alone in my new members will also take Instant Sewing Book ..11.00 licrMan supervisor of instruction for Western Monmouth County controls at Rt. M and First car and there was no one in place Jon. !. Jon II '<"> 24 The LMty Register SHREWSBURY, N J. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1977 Arkin Jr. is lead in new series

By BOB THOMAS ther, and I was too good a but it can also be a blessing chen and Pat Carroll as the but at 13 with young brother, son, for us to develop any an- If this series does prove a parents, Barbara Rhoades as Matthew, in "People Soup," a Art Calendar LOS ANGELES (AP) - By tagonisms. success, I'm not set up for a sexy neighbor, plus Danny short his father filmed in his own admission, Adam Ar- "There were so many ben- any large amounts of dis- Goldman, Stephen Nathan. three days and drew an Aca- kin is "20 and terrified." efits that I enjoyed, and I illusionment There will be Greg Antonacci and Paul Syl- demy nomination for. Adam One-man show Focus on tole Sculpture by Gary No wonder He is not old don't mean getting jobs be- surprises, God knows. But van as his neighborhood bud- attended the Professional HOWELL - A one-man MANALAPAN - In- NEW YORK - "Images In enough to buy a legal drink in cause of him. I am talking I'm not set up for a huge fall dies. Children's School In New ihow by Bruce Fallender, a troductory classes In tole Metal," sculpture by Jim California, and he is head- about benefits in terms of ex- and 1 thank God for that." Adam Arkin was born in York between stage roles. His member o( the Freehold Art work are being offered as Gary of Red Bank, is being lining a new CBS sitcom, perience, in observing how he "Busting Loose," comes Brooklyn at a time when his film debut came with "Made Society, li being featured part of the "Crafts in the featured through Jan. IS at "Busting Loose," which handles acting problems from the same hit factory father was starting to make a for Each Other" in 1171 through February at the Blue Round" series sponsored by the gallery of the Equitable makes its debut tonight. But "I also learned about fame that produced "Happy Days" living as a folk singer. His Ball Emporium, an art gal- the Steinbach Co. Sessions Life Assurance Society Build- Adam comes better prepared and what It does to you. 1 re- and "Laveme and Shirley " parents separated when he lery on Rt. 524 The exhibit are set for 10 a.m. to noon ing, 1285 Avenue of the Amer- than most 20-year-olds. He alize that It can be a hazard. The executive producers and was 4, and Adam lived with includes his "Yankee Doodle and 7 to I p.m. Monday and icas. The exhibit is open 10 has been acting off and on for creators are Mark Rothman his mother in St. Louis and Sketchbook," a collection of Jan. U. Registration forms am to i p m Monday seven years and has enjoyed and Lowell Ganz, who wrote San Luis Obispo. Calif. At II M4 drawings — done one per are available at the service through Friday the best of training from his the "Laverne and Shirley" be began living with his fa- day throughout the Bicenten- desk of the store here, where father, the multiply talented segment of "Happy Days" ther After Alan made his nial Year. The gallery is open classes will be held. Pen and ink Alan Arkin. and then produced the of- film debut in "The Russians 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays, 6 to 10 SHREWSBURY - Ms. Joan There is a resemblance. (shot Are Coming, The Russians p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, Studio show Soderlund, an art teacher at The curly black hair, the The series was originally Are Coming," young Adam and noon to i p.m. Saturdays. RED BANK - Paintings by Matawan High School, will questioning brown eyes, the called "The Last Karkowitz." spent much of his time on Richard Honymar of Asbury demonstrate pen and Ink guppy mouth, the slow deliv- CBS considered it too ethnic- movie sets. drawing at 0:10 a.m. Jan 20 ery with a dash of wry. But sounding, and the title was Park are on display through "I always felt more alive at the Eastern Branch of the Adam is handsomer and tal- changed to "On Your Own." Jan. IS at The Studio, 101 when I was on sets," he re- Photos are featured Monmouth County Library, ler at 0 feet lft inches. That had too much of a sit- Monmouth St called. "I had the makeup FAIR HAVEN - "The Shrewsbury. Between father and son com ring to It, hence "Bus- people decorate me with fake Hoods of Nature," a photo- Schapiro lecture there Is an obvious bond ting Loose." The new title is blood or make me up as a graphic exhibit by Gen Mit- Show by Duo "He's a tough act to fol- faintly descriptive, since the L1NCROFT - A lecture by monster. 1 observed what ev- chell, is featured this month low," admits the young actor Miriam Schapiro U scheduled MIDDLETOWN - Works show concerns a young engi- erybody did. I guess 1 had II at the Female Image Gallery for 8 p.m. Jan. II at Forum by Charles Nelson of Madison of his famous father. "I suf- neering graduate, Lenny In the blood." at the Black Sheep Building, 104 of the Academics Build- and Ted Clemens of Milling- fered from some competition Markowitz, who leaves the Adam made his acting de- 7M River Road. Mrs Mit-ing, Brookdale Community ton are being featured problems, as do all children family home to seek work as chell, who resides here, is the College. She has worked as through Feb. 4 at the J. M. who follow in the same pro- a sports telecaster. mother of four children and is an artist for 30 years and re- Madison Gallery. 745 Rt. 35. fession. But my father is my The show is filmed before a an administrative secretary cently had a solo exhibition at The gallery, closed Tuesdays, best friend; I am closer to live audience at Paramount In the Mlddletown Township Douglass College, New is open 10 a.m. (0 5 p.m. ev- him than anyone else In the studios with a large resident School System. Brunswick. ery other day. world. He was too good a fa- Adam Aril. cast. Included are Jack Krus- Television Today New York Channel* — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 EVENING I NEWS • •CPOSHARKEY •:00 • • CBS WEDNESDAY melodrama concerns a LOVE, AMERICAN NEWI ODS D COUPLE *SkoTnlck In Love" A book- NIGHT MOVIE Northern officer who STYrLLE 0:00 • OrROENCLU. B ish recruit la about to marry 'Cage Without A Key" sneaks behind the Confed- • a ROOKIES JREBOSARDP a local cocktail waitress. (19751 Susan Day, Michael erate lines determined to The Assassin" Chris falls BRADY BUNCH 7:30 • 126,00REBO0 PYRAMID His molher Is furious with Brandon. Trapped In a web take over the Rebel tele- lor a girl photographer • VOYAGE TO THE t 120,0CELEBRIT0 Y the Insllgalor-Sharkey. ol circumstance and coinci- graph system. marked lor death by a )TTOM OF THE SEA EEP8TAKECELEI 8 a CROSS-WITS dence, an earnest, likeable 8:30 B O NBC MOVIE professional killer thinking STAR TREK' EEPSAOAM-11 2 B a BIONIC WOMAN teenager flnda herself liv- The City' (World Prem- she has been taking hla J ing a nightmare In a |all for picture. ELECTRIC COMPANY PRICE IS RIGHT Tilo-Fesdbick" Jaime's iere) Robert Forster, Don 1:30 NBC NEWS IS THE ICE AGE life la Imperiled through the luvenlle criminal offenders. Johnaon. The myriad dally O BURNS AND ALLEN I LOVE LUCV MINQ7 lealouay ol an OSI crypto- T8IROTA'S human dramas Involving 12:30 A MOVIE GREATS ZOOM t COURT Loa Angeles police offi- 0 JOKER'S WILD grapher. Tasbah" (1948) Tony Mar- 7:00 CBS NEWS • DICK VAN DYKE 0 RANGERS HOCKEY 'The Hooker" Madly In love cers. One Incident con- tin, YvoeJie De Carlo. •Ml HYNOIM NAME THAT TUNE with an English girl he cerns a slightly over-the- • FILM FESTIVAL a a MACNEIL / Ringers va. Atlanta Flamea NBC NEWS • EIGHT O'CLOCK believes to be the daughter hlll country singer, played 'Roman Scandals' (1933) THE LONGEST YARD MY THREE SONS LEHHEfl REPORT MOVIE of an earl, Bud Nugent trlea by Jimmy Dean, being Lucille Ball, Eddie Cantor. HIM TO TELL THE TRUTH 8 00 a 01 GOOD TIMES 'The Fifth Day Of Peace" to perauada Judge Slroia threatened by a homicidal CAPTIONED ABC HUSTLE Tnelma'a Involvement with psychotic. ABC NEWS (1B73) Franco Nero, Richard to marry them, not realizing paycnoi tWS BOWLING FOR a handsome African stu- Johnson. hie fiancee already la 10:00 a

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