The Daily Register
VOL. 98 NO.140 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1976 15 CENTS State prison shootout leaves 1 dead, 5 hurt By THOMAS G. DONLAN feared at least two others re- the Department of In- identified. mained in the possession of stitutions and Agencies. "You According to Leon, the in- cident began around B15 p m TRENTON (AP) - Re- the Inmates. try to talk and the guys shoot when an inmate fired at bellious prisoners isolated ih The prisoners had been down the tier " guard Joseph Hacaluso. a maximum security wing at forced into the cells along the Robert Mulcahy. deputy de- wounding him in the abdo- Trenton Stale Prison were eighth tier when their fire partment commissioner, said men. A second guard, Capt being removed from their was returned by prison guard the eighth tier houses the Robert Simmons, came to cells today amid growing in- reinforcements during the up- most violent inmates. "They Macaluso's aid and was shot dications that calm was re- rising The cells were then are the leaders of various fac- in the chest He managed, turning to the embattled in- locked by an electrical mech- tions," he said "They are the however, to return the fire stitution. anism. most difficult men we have in One by one, the cells on the Several hours later, prison the prison." Guard reinforcements were eighth tier of No. 7 Wing were officials began opening the First reports said three in- sent to the wing and fired being emptied of prisoners cells individually by remote mates had been killed but the upon the Inmates, driving who sought sanctuary dunng control and ordering the in- figure was later downgraded them into cells along the tier a gun battle last night that mates to strip and march out after two of those thought to The cells were then locked by left one Inmate dead and at By 5:45 a.m., only about 30 of be dead were found to have an electric mechanism from least two other prisoners and the more than 100 inmates re- been wounded. within the prison. Leon said three corrections officers malned to be evacuated The dead inmate was iden- Macaluso was undergoing wounded. Earlier, officials had tried tified as John Clark. 10. of surgery early today at It. Francis Hospital for removal During the Shootout with to negotiate with the inmates Newark, jailed in 1974 for the of a bullet from his abdomen law enforcement officers, one but were held at bay by spo- murder of a policeman One A hospital spokesman said he handgun that apparently had radic gunfire. Injured prisoner was identi- READY TO STORM PRISON — Policemen, armed guns from the guards and police said that so far and Simmons were in guard- one prisoner Is dead and two prisoners and three been smuggled into the prison "You can't negotiate." said fied as John Douglas. The with shotguns get ready to storm Trenton State Mitch Leon, a spokesman lor other was not immediately See OK dead, page 1 Prison late last night. Reportedly prisoners seized guards have been Injured. was recovered, but officials Foes map fight on Ford budget aid on the basis of arguments ByEDMONDUIRETON proposal for a balanced in- for the 12 months beginning sues in this election year. House Majority Leader put forward by the adminis- come lax cut next Oct. 1 says the budget Ford raised some political Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.. I) tration. Albert called Ford's WASHINGTON (AP) - In his address. Ford said will be (43 billion in deficit themes in his address, possi- Mass., said Ford's economic spending restraint-tax reduc- President Ford will tend Con- the nation's condition was The deficit for the current fis- bly trying out "new realism" plan would throw an addition- tion plan unworkable great a 13*4.2 billion budget better now than it was a year cal year is estimated at $76 as a campaign slogan and ob- al 200,000 persons out of work. tomorrow, but congressional ago but that it's still not good billion. liquely criticizing his Republi- Sen Hubert H. Humphrey. I) "After the rhetoric has faded we find that the tough Democrats are already at- enough. He proposed rutting Democrats responded with can opponent, Ronald Rea- Minn . said Ford failed "to questions remain unanswered tacking It and marshaling income taxes by 110 billion, a chorus of charges that Ford gan. come to grips with the prob- by this President." he said their strength for Imminent raising Social Security levies was putting what they called The first veto dispute lem of unemployment and the veto battles to test their $42 billion, adding calasiro an arbitrary spending ceiling comes next Tuesday when the sluggishness of our econo- Ford said his tax-cut and strength in the election-year phlc health insurance for ahead of the needs of the House will vote whether to my." spending-celling proposal, es- spending dispute. Medicare recipients, encour- unemployed in an economy override Ford's veto of a $45 In another major squabble sentially the one Congress re- The outlines of the budget aging business expansion by just beginning to recover billion labor-health, education between the Democratic Con- fused to vote last year, would provide* a flO-billion tax re- Ford will submit tomorrow offering new lax incentives The Democrats also sig- and welfare appropriation gress and Ford, the House duction in addition to the were made clear in his Stale and providing housing assis- naled that the forthcoming heavy with funding for social votes next Tuesday on a $11.» compromise cut in effect until of the Union message last tance for 500,000 families disputes over vetoes and the programs. They would need a billion defense appropriation midyear. He said it would night at he urged spending federal budget will bear the two-thirds vote to override, that contains a bah on using A White House data sheet mean $227 a year in addition- restraint and renewed his announcing the budget total seeds for future political is- and the outcome is in doubt U.S. funds to help any (action in the Angolan civil war. The al take home pay for a family Senate already has approved of four with $15,000 income the ban. But Ford also proposed an "We must not face a future increase In another tax, the in which we can no longer payroll levy paid by employ- $100,000 profit reported help our friends, such as in ers and employes to support Angola, even in limited and the Social Security system carefully controlled that has been running a defi- ways . . . ." Ford told Con- cit and dipping into its re- for county's golf courses gress in a nationally broad serves cast address. Effective in 1177. the in- He said such.actions as the crease would raise the max- By SHERV FIGDORE Mercer Road in Colts Neck, turned." he said. $132,500 per hole, the apprais- Senate's vote for the Angola imum tax paid by an employe had based at least some of The board approved appro er arrived at a total value of funds ban were "very short- to $1,014. up from $855 this LINCROFT - The county's their objections on the posal from Geoffrey Cornish, $2,605,115. sighted." year. All but $49 of this pro- FORD SPEAKS - President Ford delivers his two golf courses at Howell grounds that the two county- a golf course architect from The county Board of Free- House Speaker Carl Albert posed hike might occur any- State of the Union address last night on Capitol and Shark River Parks tuned owned courses now operate at Amhersl, Mass., to prepare holders will hold a public has said he cannot conceive way under automatic provi- Hill. Ford believes that a belt-tighten federal In a combined profit last year a deficit. plans and specifications for hearing tonight on a $2.6 mil- of Congress approving Angola See Ford, page 3 spending budget Is needed. of almost $100,000, according "We did lose money in '72. improvements to three greens lion bond ordinance to finance to a year-end report accepted '73 and '74," said James J at the Howell tract. the Hominy Hill purchase last night by the Monmoulh Truncer, county director of Mr. Cornish's base fees were Green Acres funds covering County Board of Recreation parks and recreation, "but set at $1,000 per hole, with ac- half the purchase price have Commissioners not In '75." tual, renovation estimated at been approved by the state. $11,0w for each green. Mrs. Manson eyed Total revenues from all The Shark River facility, The parks commissioners park areas added up to $685. the former Asbury Park Golf Board members said new have strongly backed the pur- «B in 1»75 Another 143.000 re and Country Club purchased construction is generally esti- chase, maintaining that the allied from recreational pro- two years ago by the county, mated at $10,000 to 130.000 per county's privately-owned grams has already been reab- proved to be considerably green. courses will be operated only to oppose Howard sorbed into the budget. more profitable last year than In addition* to a fact sheet as long as they are profit- the Howell course. on the proposed Hominy Hill making ventures. The pub- Reviewing attendance and By BEN VAN VLIET He has served as a past victories in the forthcoming revenue figures for all county Mr. Truncer said the dis- purchase, the board last night licly-owned courses, they claim, provide permanent chairman of the Monmouth election and that the GOP can park areas, the commission crepancy was due largely to released copies of appraisals FREEHOLD - Monmouth of the site prepared by John open green space as well as County Young Republicans; recapture the Third District report stated total revenue re- the additional player days at County Republicans may be parliamentarian of the state congressional seat as well as ceived from the two golf Shark River. Ground condi- Cattanach, Avon. courses for people who might not otherwise be able to af- considering running a woman Young Republicans, and pres- regain control of the Mon- courses at S5M.H7. and ex- tions forced the closing of the Using a cost approach meth- in their bi-ennial attempt to od, based on land value at ford to play golf ident of the Fairview Republi- mouth County Board of Free- penses, including improve- Howell course for several unseat Rep. James J How- can Club. holders. ments at both, of $481.at days. $7,000 per acre and golf Weekday greens fees at ard, D-N.J. course facilities at $37,500 Howell and Shark River now In a press release announc- Mr. Hespe is a commodity The net profit to the county, Mr. Truncer said the com And, one of the women un- a hole, the appraised valuation range from $1.50 for county ing his candidacy, Mr. Hespe broker in New York City He the report said, was IM.758 mission is recommending im- der consideration is Mrs Do- was set at $2,3(0,000 senior citizens and student said the American people are lives with his wife, the former Opponents of the county's provements at Howell to in- rothy B. Manson, president of members of golf teams to $7 disillusioned and frustrated Winifred Hajla, and their five proposed purchase of the Ho- crease player days. Using an alternate com- the Shrewsbury Borough for nonresidents. because of the contradictions sons in the Colts Glen section miny Hill Golf Course, a "We'll have' to spend more parable sales approach, based Council. of today's society. of the township. on an 18hole course valued at See Grit, page 2 Dtrethy B. MUSH privately-owned (acility on money, but it will be re- Mrs. Manson was not avail- He said conditions today Mrs. Manson, who has lived able for comment last night, are favorable for Republican See GOP, pige 2 HIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIHHIIIHIlin but county Republican sources said she has ex- pressed an interest in the GOP nomination. One Republican leader de- The inside story Women are firsts in fort prep unit scribed her as "a very ca- pable woman and an attrac- THE WEATHER By LINDA ELLIS tive candidate." Cloudy, caai.ee of light soon today. Partly Benjamin H. Danskin. coun- sunny lomorro* Complete report on page 2. FT. MONMOUTH - Some ty GOP chairman, is on vaca- of the women who will in- tion and could not be reached Aerobic danclag class Is Jammed n tegrate West Point in August for comment. Historical society receives gift n are rubbing sore muscles in Meanwhile, at least one oth- 'Little mistakes' costly lor defeated Monmouth 14 Building 1204 today. NFL teams probe champion Steelers lor kelp 14 er person has announced his 1 liii This is the second day of candidacy for the congres Ed Walsh's HtekeyAs I See It colamn || mental and muscular training slonal nomination. Bridge Advice II DAILY REGISTER for the It Regular Army ca- He is George A. Hespe, a Classified It. 17 PHONE NUMBERS 1 det candidates, the first wom- member of the Middletown Comics II Main Office S42-NM en ever to be accepted at the Republican executive com- Contemporary Life 11, II Toll Free I7IHN X U.S. Military Academy Prep- Crossword Pizzle II Toll Free SM-S1M- mittee. I aratory School (USMAPS) Editorials i ( Classified Dent M2-I7N here. RecreatlM Director Kntertiinmril II (Irrilatloi Dept S42-4M* They spent a large chunk of Part-time, for the Borough of Financial 7 Sports Dept J42-40N 11 L Fair Haven. Prior recreation- M1 at the day in strenuous exercise Make A Dale II Mlddletawa Bireai 171 HA 1 and they're feeling it today. al experience necessary. Re- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bireai 442 2121 sponsible for organizing and m They're also proud and a bit Sports 14,15 Long Braick Bireai ..222 Nil apprehensive. carrying out all recreational activities, and maintaining "My friends said when I recreational facilities. Re- Bwrdlig Battlar Trtamlag FatklM Stow Wed. 12 to 2. Seafarer Restar- miiiiuwii »r urnr Pint left post, 'You're a walking sumes must be submitted to Purr n' Pooch, M2-404S historical event'," Maryanne Borough Administrator, Roy rant, Red Bank. CADENCE COUNT - Capt. Jafnes R. Walters, llsthenlcs. Sixteen women qualified tor an In- Rtsle O'Grady's tactical officer of 'A' company, Ft. Monmouth, tensified six-month course designed to prepare Coppinger from Ft. Devens. W. Nelson, 748 River Rd , UilUrm Sale Mass., reported In the wing of Fair Haven, prior to Jin. 30, Nightly specials S'un. thru leads the first female cadet candidate class at the them for admission Into West Point. 1171, FrT For information call 542- Now In progress. Shirley U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School In ca- SeeWtraea. page 2 0800. Shop, 37 Broad St., Red Bank. 2 The DMIy Regfcfcr WHY. N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1876 Byrne offers budget boost plan based on gas tax hike
By THOMAS G.DONLAN heard the governor's plan bul run, he said. "If we have input into that, they did not rush them over Repeal of the sales lax on then I imagine we would con- TRENTON (AP) - Guv to their party caucuses business investment has been sider It very seriously." Kean Brendan T Byrne is giving There was not Ihe air of a GOP platform plank for said He leads 31 Republicans Ihe new legislature a new emergency that covered Ihe some time Kean said he was instead of the 14-member mi- idea on an old problem: how discussions in Ihe past :".j not so receptive lo setting nority in the old Assembly lo add about 135 million lo the months Ihe gasoline lax at 10 cents Democratic leaders in both current stale budget Assembly Minority Leader per gallon. houses said they mentioned Thomas Kean suggested the the governor's proposal lo Byrne, in a meeting yes He also said that some terday with legislative lead- governor draw up his plans as their caucuses and said they pans of Ihe supplemental ap ers of both parties, suggested bills and send them to the leg- would have further dis- propriation might be more a two-cent increase in the islature [or consideration in cussions, among themselves worthy than other parts stale gasoline tax. coupled committee and with the Republicans, be- with repeal of the slate sales The slower procedure, giv- Some are absolute needs. fore deciding whether any lax on business machinery ing Ihe Republicans an op- others aren't," he said. The bills should be brought lo the and equipment portunity for study and com appropriation should be pick- floor They said they didn'i Administration spokesmen menl, might gel Ihe adminis- ed apart and cut down lo es- know how long the dis- said Ihe combination would tration further in Ihe long sentials, he said. cussions might tike. bring in an extra JIT million by the end of Ihe fiscal year on June 30. Furlough The rest of Ihe package would be paid for out of a study team small slate budget surplus and by transfers in the ac- STRAIGHTEN UP, SOLDIER - Several cadet ing. U.S. service academies are now required to counts of the business person- begins work al property tax. candidates In the first class of women accepted at accept women, and the Department of the Army YARDVILLE < AP) - A the U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School at has assigned 16 of them to USMAPS to "prep" If the money can be raised special commillee appointed Ft. Monmouth begin their six-month Intensive them for acceptance at West Point. the spokesman said it would lo study Ihe controversial training course In academics and physical train- be spent as Ihe adminis state prison furlough program Iration proposed in several held a closed meeting here unsuccessful attempts lo win yesterday lo begin its eval- passage ol similar packages uation of the program before Ihe old legislature ex- The meeting was closed al- pired Jan 13 though a new stale law that Women are firsts in fort Byrne's spokesman said the took effect yesterday requires major parts ol the package most government meetings to call for restoration of cuts be held in public. made in Medicaid. averting A spokesman for the De- further commuter fare in- partment of Institutions and West Point prep academy creases and paying for a Agencies, the agency that op- wage settlement with state erates the state prisons, said (Continued) 'Most of us need a real employes ton said "1 do feel the aca- math backgrounds lhal would a legal opinion obtained for physical workout." Jane the USMAPS barracks (hat demic area will be our big be so important We like to The Medicaid program has the committee advised il ThicTichen of l.amar. Colo, has been convened lor fe- jest problem My math back see three years of high school been cut twice since July could conduct Us meetings in said. "A lot of us have had male use (the windows are ground is not broad math Adult dental treatment and private. frosted and the latrine 'modi- desk jobs . . We feel we "I hope Ihe men will accept several other services were "In our high schools, most The official said the legal fied') have to do things righl here us as classmates rather than cut off Friday Restoring the female students do not have opinion held that Ihe law did USMAPS was designed for We have to set a good ex- oddities after awhile A lot of cuts would cost an estimated WANTED - A black male resembling this artist's lhat And these women have not apply to "advisory" bod- Wesl Point hopefuls Cadets ample, since we're Ihe first them have been helpful, %\'i million or more sketch Is being sought In connection with a holdup women lo have a chance for only half Ihe lime, half Ihe ies like Ihe furlough study come to the Ft Monmouth though," Ms. Crawford said Commuter fares were in. and robbery at Shrewsbury Liquors, Shrewsbury. West Point." year, when the men have a panel bul only to public bod- complex, the Army's only Another cadet candidate creased last fall but trans- year to prepare for academy ies constituted by law like prep school through either the "I have high hopes for Wesl said she finds the men in IS portation officials say they application." municipal councils, zoning Army Enlisted Reserves or Point," said Doris (la I legos MAI'S not only don't seem lo need another lt> million or boards and other state com- the Regular Army ranks an "Army brat," she said resent the women, they (the Academic instruction more lo add to Ihe stale sub missions and committees au- Sought in holdup from Raton, New Mex Ms The normal school year, for men) "seem to miss female makes up 46 per cent ol a ca- sidy account Ihorized by statute. a class which averages be- (iallegos was in the Defense companionship, and enjoy Another $12 million or more det candidate's day. which The committee issued no SHREWSBURY - Police Police were told lhal the tween 240 and 240 men, is Au Information School at Ft just walking into a room and would be needed lo meet Ihe begins at 5:45 am Study report at the end of its first are continuing their search suspect said "This is a rob- Kust through June The wom- Benjamin Harrison, in In- talking to us. stale workers' one-lime bo- hour lakes M per cenl of Ihe meeting for a black male who alle- bery - stand back" and then en will gel a concentrated diana, when she was chosen "I feel we have a standard nuses provided for in a fact- day. physical training. 14 per The panel is headed by gedly held up Shrewsbury Li- reached over the counter and dose of classes and calislhen- for USMAPS not only lo set here but one to finders report accepted by cent, and military training 6 Chief Joseph M McCarthy of quors. 782 Broad St.. and es removed the cash drawer . Id between now and June to Hut the physical fitness as uphold here and at West Ihe stale and employe unions per cenl Middlelown Township police caped with a drawer from the from the register He report- make them eligible for con- pert does scare me I'm not Point. We have to prepare the The unions have threatened Gov. Brendan T Byrne ap- cash register. Police say the edly fled north on Broad SI sideration at Wesl Point for sure I'm,in good enough phys- way for women who will fol- "Our biggest challenge now lo strike for their bonuses is to get these women aca- pointed the commillee last amount of cash it contained is and police from Little Silver. the fall term They may not ical shape at this point Wesl low us," Ms. Crawford said Smaller contributions for demically and physically week to make the furlough unknown. Tlnton Falls, Eatontown and all make it into the academy, Point is really tough physi- "Sure, there's been some urban aid and repairs to two qualified (or (potential) en- program examination, simul- The incident was reported Red Bank departments assist- but they're optimistic cally. kidding around, even the first stale hospitals were included trance into the academy." taneously cancelling all pns at 6:45 p.m. Saturday The ed in a search of the area On Oct 8, President Ford "But they'll work on us day," Ms. Coppinger said in previous supplemental ap Col Davis said. We and they on furloughs and the screen- man reportedly entered the The suspect is described as made the need for this class here. We saw thai today." she "Hey, soldier, let me check propriation proposals. have a big job to do within a ing process by which inmates IK lo 20 years old. 6 feet tall, said, peeling off tube socks your shave.' lhat sort of store and flashed a hunting official by signing a law di- limited amount of time The legislative leaders are chosen lo participate in after a workout knife in tHe face of Ihe and clean-shaven He was recting lhat women be admit- thing. But it's no problem the program for at least six "I feel like a guinea pig. proprietor's wife. Mrs Blch- wearing a light colored Jack- ted to all U.S. service aca- "I see Ihe academic area as "I really dig challenge." ca- weeks. but it doesn't bother me. ard F. Ruoff. who was there et, a yellow sweater, denim demies Candidates for all the Ihe biggest problem. ' Col det candidate Coppinger said One dead, He acted after another in. Gwen Crawford of RoV. llah. with him. pants and hunting boots academies will also include Dims said. "Historically, "I love someone saying in me cident involving an inmate on and the 542nd maintenance civilian women, as well as basically, women have not You think you can dn that' furlough marred the pro- unit at Ft Lewis in Washing- 5 injured women In the service. had Ihe college preparatory I'll do it" gram. An inmate sent on fur On Nov 12, USMAPS was lough Dec 31 was charged Golf courses show told by the Department of the in shootout with the killing and dis- Army to search the ranks tor (Continued) memberment of a Newark eligible women. County plan board elects ed condition, the latter with a man profit of $100,000 "The Army is very ef- bullet still lodged In his chest (Continued) ficient." USMAPS command A third guard. Leonard A resolution rescinding a Mr. Truncer read a copy ol ant LI Col James M Davis Camiso, was struck in the Police probe contract previously awarded Vuzzo chairman in split a letter sent lo Freeholder Jr said. "The word went out chest and burned by a pipe lo Frank C. Gibson. Inc. Ernest G Kavalek from Ihe , lo all post commanders They FRKKHO1.D - Joseph H stein was Michael Barrett, children, Donna. 12. and Dar- bomb about 90 minutes after Freehold, for restroom reno- crash fatal 90-member Manasquan Ki sent us records of 178 appli- VII7/D of Port Monmouth yes county engineer, who is a ren, 7. live at 8 Hutchinson Macaluso and Simmons were vations at Tatum Park was wanis Club strongly support cants ' Ivrday was elected chairman board member in accordance Drive. fired upon. His condition was approved, after another uno- to 2 girls ing the purchase of Hominy pened bid was discovered Seventeen women met I he of the county Planning Board with state statute. He is a member of Ihe Mid fair, the hospital spokesman HUI. The specifications will be (nullifications One pulled out by a 5-4 vote, edging out in- Mr. Barrett said he voted I e I o n Township I) <> ni n said. •OVtIX - Police are still "The theme ol the Kiwanis readvertlsed. of the lineup before admission cumbent chairman Lester lor Mr Goldstein for contin- crallc Executive Committee, The hospital refused to give investigating me accident International this year is the tn yesterday's roll call Six- Goldstein. uity." a member of Ihe Middlelown Information on the conditions Sunday in whi h two 11-year- Young Years-trie Greater teen are here for the dura- The board meeting yes- "He has done a great job as Environmental Commission, of Ihe wounded prisoners, bul old local girls were lulled and Years,' " said the letter GOP eyes ' lion Each hopes to make il terday was Ihe first county chairman of Ihe board dunng and has been active in the a prison official said Clark another 11-year-old girl was "Our objective is to make into the "Point" from here meeting held under the provi- Ihe past year," Mr Barrett Middletown Chamber of Com- died after being shot five injured. life a little more enjoyable for "The chances ol gelling ad sion of the "Sunshine law ' said. merce times in the chest Killed were Patricia area woman our youth and senior citizens milted to the academy for a Under that law. the public is Mr. Goldstein was elected The board approved contin- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne vis- D'Angela, 301A Ermack what better way to do this USMAPS graduate are very allowed to attend workshop chairman last year upon the uation of its meetings on the ited the three guards at the Road, and Deborah ("arms. 8 for Congress good," Col Davis, a former than to purchase this facility meetings of various boards retirement of E. Donald Sler third Monday of each month hospital around midnight be- Spruce Rd. Reported in fair (Continued) West Point instructor said and agencies, with certain ex- ner. condition at Paul Kimball for the use of all." the letter at 2 p in in the Planning fore returning lo Morven. the in Monmouth County nearly "From last year's class. :»11 ceptions Hospital. Lakewood, is Susan said. Mi Goldstein was unam Board offices, Lafayette governor's official* residence 30 years, has been extremely out of 242 graduates went on Tencza, of 6 Spruce Road Last Thursday, the idle Sil- One person attended the mously elected vice chair Place, here in nearby Princeton. active in community affairs to the academy man Mrs Mullins was elect- ver .Environmental Commis- board's workshop meeting, The board's site plan and Police said the three girls She serves numerous orga- These women were very ed secretary, by a 5-4 vole, Before the inmates were sion unanimously adopted held before the regular meet- subdivision committee will were passengers in a car nizallom including Ihe carefully screened." the com defealing Mr Kerr The vote driven into the cells, they a resolution urging purchase ing meet one half hour before Ihe driven by Patrick MCOSS Family Health and mandant continued These was the same as the voting peppered the streets sur- of the course. Voting for Mr Vuzzo. a new regular meeting McNamara. Helen Ave. The Nursing Service Inc.; Pollak women will be expected, if for Mr Vuzzo as chairman rounding the century old pris- Several commission mem- member of Ihe board, were car was proceeding easl on Clinic Auxiliary; Monmouth they enter the academy, lo on with gunfire and tned to bets there said they "were Philip N. Gumbs. freeholder Mr Vuzio is owner-oper- lAldnch Road and then made County Chapter of the New participate on an equal basis shoot out spotlights beamed non-golfers," but fell strongly director; Freeholder Thomas ator of Drexel Leasing in a left turn into Spruce Road Jersey Association of Re- with the men there The only Kissinger on the institution There were that there should be facil- J Lynch Jr.; Lawrence S Middletown. The firm leases at 5:40 p.m. when il was larded Children; Monmouth exceptions are those for phys- no reports of civilian casu- ities for all the people." Grossman, Marlboro Town- autos, trucks and computers struck, police said. Arts Foundation; Monmouth iological reasons, such as alties ship Council President. Mrs Formerly, he was senior seeks SALT The driver of the other car In other business last night. Civic Ballet Company, and sume of the contact sports " Mary Jane Mullins of Fair vice president of Middletown was David C. Miller. 26. of The massive prison, where Ihe board awarded a 16.331 Ihe Monmouth Arts Council. The academic and physical Haven. Ihe second new board Banking Co. administrative Newport Drive here talks break Lindbergh kidnaper Bruno contract for trophies and She has abo been pobticaliy Illness requirements for suc- member, and Mr Vuzzo All vice president of KTL Corp. McNamara and his daughter. awards lo McDonald's Pro WASHINGTON (AP) - Hauptmann was electrocuted active for several years, hav- cess at USMAPS and west are Democrats. a Great Neck, NY. leasing Patricia, 11, were treated at Shop, Neptune, and a 12.300 Secretary of State Henry A four decades ago, was the ing been appointed to the Point are hi«h Just the idea Voting for Mr Goldstein firm, and liaison officer with Ihe hospital and released, po- contract (or interior painting Kissinger is heading for Mos- scene of violence last Octo- Shrewsbury Council In H73 lo of being the first woman in were Albert A. Kerr of Rum- Open Road Industries of lice said. ber One Inmate was killed at Thompson. Holmdel and fill the vacancy caused by the formerly all-male territory is son; Taylor Palmer Jr of Farmmgdale cow with hopes of breaking and 10 injured when rival Miller was not injured. No Turkey Swamp parks lo resignation of Wolfgang Koe- a challenge loo Both the Manalapan. and Mr Goldsten the deadlock in negotiations Mr Vuzzo. 40. moved lo Black Muslim seels battled charges have been made. Three Brothers. Edison. school and Uie 16 new prep* of Neptune All are Republi- [or a new treaty limiting of- Port Monmouth eight years with make shift knives pics are aware ol the poten- cans ago from New York He and fensive nuclear weapons tial for problems Also voting for Mr Gold his wife. Dorothv. and two Kissinger scheduled a slop Following the October in- in Copenhagen today for talks cident, prison officials estab- the Best Banking with Danish Prime Minister lished Wing 7, which houses Anker Jorgensen and Foreign about 200 of the 890 inmates; Weather: Cloudy, breezy Minister KB Andersen He For The Best \fe»sOf\bur Life at the institution was due in (he Soviet capital Cloudy and breezy with rain reached from South Western Maryland tonight and was to leave chance of light snow today, Texas up to Ihe Great Lakes In Ihe eastern part of ihe there Friday high in the mid 30s Mostly area today. country, below zero tempera- Harbor board cloudy with chance of few The rain turned to freezing tures hit Northern New Eng- Kissinger, who left washing- to organize snow flumes tonight, low in rain over some portions ol (he land. ton late last night, is flying lo ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the mid 20s Partly sunny and Mississippi Valley while sleet TIDES the Soviet capital on the Innovotjo — The 1176 organization seasonably cold tomorrow, and snow hit parts of Ar. Sa«d> Hook strength of "a clear promise' meeting of the Harbor Com- high in the mid 30s Outlook kansa.s TODAY - High 10 32 pm that he will be given a signifi- mission is staled for 8 p m to- for Thursday: Partly cloudy Temperatures hit Ihe freez- and low 4:21 p m cant modification in the last morrow in Borough Hall. and seasonably cold ing mark along Eastern Mis TOMORROW - High 10 48 Russian position on a 10-year In Long Branch, yes souri and through Ihe Ohio am. and 11:25 pm and low pact. Formal action will be taken terday's high temperature Valley, producing some snow 4 40 am and 5:09 pm on naming a commission was 28 and the low, 6 degrees slicked roads and making For Red Bank and Rumson The Soviets have insisted on chairman, and appointments It was 20 at 6 p m and Ihe travel hazardous Travel ad- bridge, add two hours: Sea exempting their swing-wing of a secretary, treasurer, ac- overnight low wasJ6 Today's visories were also in effect Bright, deduct 10 minutes. Backfire bomber from a ten- countant and attorney. q for portions of north and cen- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- tative ceiling of 2,400 nuclear Committee appointments 7 a.m. temperature was '27 Banking tervlce imimiai - / While a drought continued tral Indiana. Ohio. Kentucky. utes; Highlands bridge, add weapons to be allowed both will be made by the chair- to plague Southern California. Western Pennsylvania, and 40 minutes countries. man SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1976 TheMyfegUer 3 ORLD 2 youths rescued from ice-trapped boat •y Ue Associated Press By HILDV MeCORMICK stuck In the middle of it." then we heard the shots We turned and headed in the direc- Luckily Michael's father. Raymond Duda. knew that the tion of the shots." Mr. Snyder said. Lebanese Christians flee villages LEONARDO - What promised to be a perfect afternoon boys had gone out in the afternoon and, when they didn't re- By 8:30 they all returned to shore - safely of after school duck hunting yesterday for two Middletown BEIRUT, Lebanon - Leftist Moslem militias appear to turn before dark, set out himself to see what had happened. Waiting for the crew were first aid squad members ready High School students turned into a misadventure that could have taken control of Lebanon's northern, eastern and south- When he arrived the boys already had started firing their to do whatever was necessary to insure the well-being of the have been catastrophic The catastrophy was averted through em regions, a police spokesman reported today. shotguns in the air They even called to Mr. Duda hunters the efforts of a concerned parent, area police, first aid squads "We lost contact with all our posts in these regions," the "He heard us after three shots," Michael said Then they But Mr. Snyder, said although on the verge of frostbite, and fire companies, with a little assist by the United States spokesman said. "The last messages we had reported scores called to Mr Duda again He. in turn, notified the Coast neither youth was seriously hurt Both received warm-up Coast Guard. of tiny Christian villages besieged by Modem tribal warriors Guard at Sandy Hook of his son's dilemma. treatments at the scene administered by John Graham, In the north and east. Hundreds of Christian families there The air was crystal clear, stimulating and the sun high in Middletown police were also notified, as were the Leon- squad member. have already fled to neighboring Syria." the sky at 3 p.m., when Michael Duda, 17, of 43 Center Ave , ardo First Aid Squad and members of the Brevent Park and and Kevin Keane, It, of 14 Roop Ave., set out from Morgan's And both maintained last night they were none the worse The Moslems and their Palestinian allies already con- Community Fire Companies Jetty in the tatter's 12-foot aluminum rowboat. It was an easy for wear. trolled southern Lebanon. The Christians hold part of Beirut, Bernard Snyder, squad president, said he first learned of pull out into Sandy Hook Bay In the almost placid waters, and "I feel fine," declared Kevin an area to the north a*nd northeast of the capital and scat- the incident at about 7:30 p m Middletown police had called there were ducks aplenty as the hunters fed out their decoys. Kevin, grateful to be back last night, said the rescue tered enclaves In the northern, eastern and central part of the the first aid squad, advising them that there were two people might have been more exciting had t^e two been lifted out of country. "It was nice going out," said Kevin, "and the tide was out in the bay, Mr. Snyder said the water by one of the two Coast Guard helicopters hovering low." Soon Mr. Snyder, his brother Jerry Snyder, squad captain, A high-ranking army officer said the pattern of fighting over them indicated the warring sides were trying to wipe out pockets of They were out about a mile when the skies began to dark- and Fred Lazatti, a squad member, were launching their 14- resistance in areas they controlled, bringing "the country en They decided to head back to shore. foot boat from the Leonardo Beach. "I wanted to get picked up by a helicopter It would have closer to de facto partition." They retrieved the decoys and began their journey back Operations on shore were directed by Edward Maguire of been nicer," he explained. to shore without incident until they were about 300 feet from the first aid squad, and chiefs of each fire company. As for the boat, it Is still In the water, icebound "There is Usery to be secretary of labor port. As they progressed into the water, Mr Snyder said he no immediate rush for it." said its owner. "I don't think any- "It was just about dark," Michael recalled. "Then the ice heard shots which identified the location of the two youths one is going to steal it. WASHINGTON - President Ford will name chief federal just got too thick The tide was coming in. and we just got "As we were going out, we first headed away from them, but "But maybe we'll gel it tomorrow," he said. mediator W.J. Us«ry Jr. to be secretary of labor, a job for which he has watted nearly three years, according to White House sources. These sources confirmed Usery's selection and said a for- mal announcement of the nomination was expected today. Usery, 52. was Ford's invited guest for the President's Man is found guilty State of the Union address last night, and was given a front- row seat in the executive gallery of the House of Representa- tives. Long-distance phone rates to rise of bar patron slaying WASHINGTON - Your long-distance telephone rates are By WILLIAM J. ZAOHSKI that as he proceeded to the tence facing him for his going up. FREEHOLD - A 20-year Clarksburg Inn about 10.30 pleas. Drummer faces a life The way was cleared for the higher rates when the Feder- old Millstone Township man l> in Sept. 10 he did not see a sentence for the felony mur- al Communications Commission voted 7 to 0 yesterday to al- was convicted by a jury yes- red IMS Dodge Polara parked der charge and a 10-year sen- low American Telephone It Telegraph Co to submit rate in- terday on conspiracy and In the driveway of Barnes's tence for the other charges creases to push its annual rate of return on Its investments murder charges involving a house A red 1M5 Dodge Po- if you believe Drummer's from 8.74 per cent to 9.5 per cent That will bring the Bell Sys- holdup at the Clarksburg Inn. lara had been described by testimony, then Ihe car must tem an additional 1225 million per year. Millstone, last Sept. 10 during witnesses as being involved in have been" in Baines's drive- It will not be known how much the decision will cost tele- which a tavern patron was the holdup way when Detective Siegel phone users until after the FCC issues the text of its decision shot and killed Drummer had testified that passed by, maintained Mr in a few weeks and sets a filing schedule for AT&T, a com- after they left the tavern, Flynn, adding "He (Drum- pany spokesman said After deliberating for three hours and 45 minutes, a jury they drove to Baines's home mer) lied to you," The FCC rejected the company's request for an increase of (wo women and ten men re- and remained there for about of 10.5 to 11 per cent which Bell has requested to increase Its In his summation, Assistant turned the guilty verdicts 20 to 30 minutes. total annual revenues by |M0 million County Prosecutor Paul against James Baines who During the jury's deliber- Chalet said that all the evi- had been on trial for three ations, the panel requested dence Indicates lhal Baines days that Drummer's testimony be was the shotgun man during Mini-mall okayed Superior Court Judge Pal re-read to it that holdup. rick J McGann Jr. set Feb. 6 In his testimony, Drummer About Drummer's testi- for sentencing. stated that he and his cousin. MfttMriMt HM» mony, Mr. Chalet asked the by city planners BICENTENNIAL WAY - Eatontown Mayor J. Joseph Frankel, on ladder, Two codefendants. Eugene Fitzpatrick, went to Baines's jury what motivation Drum adjusts new sign renaming Broad St. as Bicentennial Blvd. for 1976. Next Drummer, 25, and his coun- house Sept. 10 because "we mer would have to lie, adding I.()N(, BHANCH - The attempt to secure additional Jan 1, the name reverts to Broad St. Looking on at the 9 a.m. name change sin, Arthur Fltzpalrick. in. needed a third man" because that he had a motive to tell Planning Board last night parking, but is unable to do yesterday were, from left, Joseph A. Perrotto, president of the Greater Ea- both of Woodsville Road, Eng- (hey figured there were loo the truth because he wanls waived parking requirements so. tontown Chamber of Commerce; Jane Rau and F. Bliss Price, cochalrmen lishtown, had pleaded no con- many people inside the tav- help, that the prosecutor and granted its approval for a "We feel the proposed use of the Eatontown Bicentennial Committee, and Sgt. David F. Connelly, of test to murder and guilty to ern. would recommend that the 10- proposed mini-shopping mall of the property is an asset to the borough's traffic safety division. conspiracy charges before the Drummer also stated that year sentence run con- on Brighton Ave. the community in lieu of the trial began the "gun fired itself" when he currently to the life sentence The application is to con- present unoccupied use. The three codefendants had struck Mr. Fennimore be- Mr. Chalet stressed to the been charged with murder for cause he did not move fast vert an existing building at This committee therefore jury that Drummer also had the fatal slaying of Robert enough when he ordered the 110 Brighton Ave. into a retail gives a favorable recommen- Implicated his cousin, Fit- Fennimore 4th, 22, of Cream patrons to the floor He said stores complex. dation," the report stales. zpatrick, as being involved in Little Silver holds Ridge, who was a patron in that Baines stood by Ihe door The city codes require one the holdup The applicant must apply to parking space for every 200 the tavern that September with a shotgun In his hands Concerning Drummer's tes- the Board of Adjustment for a •quare feet of building area night. They also had been In his closing statement to parking variance. timony about the car being The applicant, Ctlette Carle- charged with robbing Albert the jury, John Flynn ol parked at Baines's house and slmo, would therefore need ]l In other Planning Board liquor license bid Punk, bartender, of IIM in Bridle, argued that the state Detective Siegel's that he did parking space*. matters, a resolution was cash at gunpoint. proved a "heckof case" not see It, Mr. Chalet said According to the Planning adopted requesting that the Drummer had testified for against Drummer and Fit- that the detective could have LITTLE SILVER - They He said no action will be jor problems. Board report, the applicant City Council change the the state and implicated zpatrick but did not produce just missed it or have not didn't say yts, and thty didn't taken by the council unless John Crowell, Laurctwood was 25 parking spaces shy of procedure of having appli- Baines as being the third man one piece of evidence to con- seen it when he went by one of the six councilmen de- Drive, said Little, Silver is a the required 31 cants who seek use variances say no. involved in the holdup. nect Baines to Ihe crime cides to propose an ordinance unique town because it "The committee feels the apply to the Zoning Board of And so, the newest appli- Besides Drummer, the stale Concerning Mr. Hayes's Judge McGann, in his in- establishing a procedure for doesn't have a bar. applicant has made a diligent Adjustment tint. cation for what would become also had produced a witness. identification of Baines. Mr. struction of the law to the granting liquor licenses Supporting the application the borough's first retail con- Paul C. Hayes, 21. of Mills Flynn maintained that the in- jury, told the panel lhal it Mr. Apy, one of three was James Coles, operator of sumption liquor license (a tone Road, Clarksburg, who cident happened very quickly, had to give Drummer's testi- persons to speak against the a luncheonette, who also has bar) remains In limbo testified that although the questioning whether Hayes. mony careful scrutiny to de- Ford budget faces application, said the issue of applied for a liquor license An application was made three men were masked, he who had stated that he had not termine whether his testi- a liquor license in the two weeks ago by Oscar F Mr. Coles said he fell it recognized the tall man as seen Baines since 1972, could mony was shaded or colored borough is one winch has Laurie, a Red Bank lawyer, was unfair to ban liquor li- being Baines because he had make a positive identi- from his expectation of a re- fight by Democrats been raised sporadically dur- representing the owners of censes in the borough gone to school with him fication. ward for his testimony. ber of issues with the Demo- the Farm House Restaurant, ing the past 50 years (Continued) Mayor Bruno said there .Baines did not lake the wit- Mr Flynn asked the jury if "If you believe his testi- cratic majority in Congress. on Branch Ave.. for a liquor "It has always been en- are three liquor licenses in ness stand in his defense. it could rely on Drummer's mony credible, you have a sions of present law. ' it also staked out some posi- license. ded very simply," he said. Little Silver, one for a pack- The defense called only one testimony, emphasizing that right to convict" Baines on However, Ford said he tions that would set him apart "by the council issuing a The council, which has no age store, and two licenses al- witness - State Police Detec- Drummer was under pressure his testimony alone, said the would not renew his recom- from Reagan statement saying there aren't procedure for issuing con- lowing for the sale of pack- tive Alan siegel who testified because of the possible sen- judge. mendation for a limit on cost While Reagan has proposed sumption licenses, said it going to be any liquor licens- aged beer. oMiving Increases in Social large-scale transfers of feder- es in Little Silver ' would consider the appli- He said under state law. Security benefits, rejected by al programs to the slates. cation. This simple statement, he should the borough agree to Congress last year Ford came out for tightening Last night, the council an- said, "shows everyone ex- issue a consumption liquor li- Wrong plan stalls hearing Chairman Al Ullman. I) rather than abolishing federal nounced it would simply send actly where we stand and cense, two would be avail- Ore., of the House Ways and welfare programs. a letter to Mr Laurie saying can't be contested in the able Means Committee, said Ford "Surely we cannot simply that the borough cannot con- courts." was looking only at Social dump welfare into the laps of sider his application because He warned that if mo- This is based, he said, on on 7-11 store application Security's short range prob- the 50 states, their local tax- it has no procedure for doing mentum fair the issuance a ruling allowing one liquor li- lems. He said Congress will payers or private charities, so. gains and the council pro- cense for every 3,000 resi- MONMOUTH BEACH - the 7-11 construction would Necker of Saddlebrook, testi- have to consider the longer and just walk away from it." While the council failed to ceeds with hearings there will dents. The borough has a pop- The Planning Board last night adversely affect the traffic fied before the board that the range needs of the system Ford said. take any affirmative action be major opposition from ulation of slightly more than adjourned Ihe pubbc hearing flow from Beach Road and building would indeed be and consider finding revenues His welfare proposals, a regarding the license appli- residents. 6,000. on a site plan for Ihe pro- West St. and would hurt the making good use of the site. in addition to the payroll lax White House data sheet said, cation, it also declined to act "There will be a lot of In other business, the posed 711 store on Beach property values of the neigh- He said that a colonial de- Ford also proposed a revi- would involve a grant of au- on a plea by Chester Apy, a people, myself included." he council adopted an ordinance Koad because the applicant's boring houses sign was chosen for the build- sion in the Medicare health thority to the President, sub- former Republican coun- said, "who will be fighting it allowing borough firemen architect inadvertently "The town is up in arms ing so that it would blend program for the aged It ject to congressional'veto, to cilman and stale assem- every step of the way." who move to a neighboring brought the wrong set of about this," he said. "We are with homes in the borough would cost the over 65 modify procedures, eligibility blyman, to publicly state that Mr. Apy said the borough town—Red Bank, Shrews- plans. just a small town and cannot The building was proposed patients more for short-term requirements, benefit levels the governing body won't al- has a tradition of not having bury, Oceanport. Fair Haven The postponement to the afford a duplication of ser- to be 40 feet long and fO-feet illnesses, but set a 1740-a-year and administration of pro- low ' a consumption liquor li- any bar licenses in the town. or Rumson—to retain their next public meeting on Feb vices. If it were a com- wide, having a brick-face and celling on what they could be grams on which the govern- cense in the borough "We should preserve membership in the Little Sil- 23, disappointed some SO mercial establishment offer- a colonial front with a colo- charged for covered services ment spends $26 billion The council made no com- something we value." he said, ver Fire Department. people who showed up lo ing different services it would nial tower. The limit, he said, would pro- Ford also called for what he ment on the liquor license is- "most people like the town Also adopted was an ordi- apparently protest the pro- be a different story — but we According to the applicant's tect them against catastro- described as "long overdue sue, but Mayor Anthony the way His." nance giving the Shade Tree posed national chain grocery already have a grocery attorney, Saul Cohen of Clif- phic costs for serious illness reform of the scandal ridden Bruno said after (he meeting He said a liquor license Commission power to enforce Km, store," Mr. Heimbold contin- Ullman suggested that ac- food stamp program." A ma- that the application appears would add nothing lo thelandscaping requirements for Acting as" a spokesman for ued. ton (who represents the nation- al chain), the building was tive workers with family re- jor change would limit ben- to be "dead." borough, but could create ma- developments. the group, Joseph Heimbold He speculated that the designed in' compliance with sponsibilities are al least as efits to those whose net in- said that a petition with 300 growth in high rise construc- all borough and state building much In need of protection come is below the poverty names was submitted to the tion in the borough may have against health cost catast- level, currently 15.050 lor a Planning Board a year ago led the national chain to be- codes when the prospect of a 7-11 rophes. Chairman Russell B family of four. Lawyer plans Senate bid lieve that "there was room It is in a business-use zone, Long, D-La , of the Senate Fi- food store was first rumored. Over-all, Ford proposed "to for another small grocery although the borough code nance Committee remarked "We came here then and let consolidate some 59 separate DEAL - Stephen J. Koley. He said he expects support store." stipulates that all non-residen- that such protection might be it be known that we were federal programs and provide an Asbury Par* lawyer and But, he added, "This is tial construction must seek a better use for some of the in the primary election not against this particular use of flexible federal dollar grants based on the economic contin- Planning Board approval. f 10 biUion Ford would devote anti-abortion leader, says he only from pro-life activists the site," he said. to help states, cities and local will challenge Democratic but from "that silent majority gency that the high rises are The public hearing was to Income tax reduction. According to Mr. Heimbold. agencies in such important U.S. Sen. Harrison A Wil- who reject the fallacy that being filled - and so far they halted and adjourned until the Monmouth Mart — a com- While Ford's message for areas as education, child nu- liams In the primary election are not." Feb. 23 after II was dis- parents' dominion over their bination grocery store, gift shadowed clashes on a num- trition and social sen-ices." The architect for the pro- covered that the wrong set of children includes the right to shop, candy store, lunch- Mr. Foley said he would posed construction, Herbert plans had been submitted. destroy them before birth " eonette and delicatessen, seek to unseat Sen. Williams serves the community's needs to gain an "arena in which to The Daily Register "In my judgment," he said, adequately and no further fight the abortion battle." tfbv TMRvdBonh R«glilff "an informed public given the grocery store is needed. EtHMIIhtd In liin n bv Jo*J*n H. Cook end HfffiHfffirrv Cloy opportunity to express their Mr. Foley said the abortion One of the two owners of MWOIIIti views will choose life — I in- question Is "the burning issue the Monmouth Mart, Louis On. t«f»Wf Plan, U r. »J •"•' tend to offer that opportu- of our time, resolution of Sodano, was also in attend- nity." which will determine our so- ance last night. - cietal values now and for the "I've struggled for 17 years next 200 years." Mr. Foley is a partner in to build my business," said .rtll O..II Af nwrt MM the law firm Campbell. Foley. Mr. Sodano. "I have to fight mmM »•»» N J nni M a MKMK Mr. Foley is a founder of Lee Murphy 4 Cernigliaro. this 7-11 coming in." the Right to Life movemenl He graduated from Selon Hall The proposed 7-11 would be in New Jersey and has long Uw School in 1K3, and has located within one block of U M •»«• »ll •» Ho™ OMlv«y Or C«"»» U Ctnli o am been a spokesman for the le- been active in civic and chari- Mr. Sodano's establishment ^CENTRAL JERSEY BANK sm«u con oi cowiitf it cum gal rights of the unborn. table affairs. Sltpkei J. Ftiev According to Mr Heimbold, /WMIP TRUSTRUST CCOMRANO Y 4 The Daily Regtoler SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 20.1976 •tMMIIIMIIMMHIIIIMMtlllWIIIMMIIIItllllllHIIUIIIItlllllllilllllUKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIttlHMMII. William J. Wright Ex-police sergeant enters HOLIDAY CITY, Fla - N.Y., before moving to Obituaries William J. Wright, 17. of 3907 New Monmouth in II5< He 15th St. died here Saturday. moved here in IM7 after his .tillillHIIMIHIItlt MIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIt Mr. Wright was a former retirement as a mortgage resident of New Monmouth consultant for the Chase Man- plea to misconduct counts N.J. hattan Bank, New York City. years in prison and a fine of 1(74, with the later indictment Ralph B. Davis, 73, Born in (Juincy. Mass., Mr a position he held IS years. FREEHOLD - A former niture Co, First SI. Keyport In response to questions 11,000 Without Ihe plea bar-. correcting some factors in the Wriuht lived in Brooklyn, Surviving are his widow, Matawan Township police from Judge McGann. Medolla gaining agreement making earlier one and including Mrs. Agnes Fairbrolher sergeant pleaded guilty in Su- said he stole the gasoline for the sentences on both counts some additional charges was on school board Mrrf. Eddie Houston Wright; four daughters, Mrs perior Court yesterday to two counts of misconduct in of- a van he owned He said concurrent, Medolla could Among the charges against LITTLE SILVER - Ralph and was a past president of LONG BRANCH - Mrs Agnes Sanders of Middletown, fice, admitting he had stolen when he ran out of gas in the have faced a possible max- Medolla, which will be dis- B Davis, 7), ol II Sycamore the Red Bank Republican Eddie Mae Houston. M. of IS N.J., Mrs. Patricia Slar- five gallons of gasoline from van, he went up lo a school imum sentence of six years in missed, are breaking and en- Ave., died Friday at Riv Club He was an instructor at Grant St., died Sunday at kowsky of Hazlet, N.J.. Mrs. the Matawan Regional Board bus owned by the Malawan prison. Judge McGann set tering Pizza Village. Mata- erview Hospital. Red Bank. Monmouth College, West Monmouth Medical Center Kathleen Savage of Liver- Regional Board of Education sentencing for March 5. wan Township, Feb. 2. 1(73) Long Branch, tor 10 years. following a long illness pool, NY., and Mrs Eileen of Education and thai he re- He was born in Shenan ceived a stolen dining room and siphoned five gallons out breaking and entering Glno'i He was a member of the She was born in Boston, Kelly of Edgewood, Md . and doah, Pa., and had lived In of il and into the van on Jan. 28. 1(74. and at- 0|., and had lived here I! 10 grandchildren. set for use in his home After the plea was con- this area lor M years and United Methodist Church. tempted larceny by attempt- years. She was a member of ' The pleas were entered by Medolla said he purchased cluded, Medollas attorney. here for 14 years .die was a Red Bank, and was church The John F Pfleger Funer- ing to break into the store the Second Baptist Church. Ralph Medulla Jr. 33. who re- Ihe dining room set from a Charles Frankel of Asbury former chief draftsman for treasurer, president of the al Home, New Monmouth. is safe; breaking and entering signed from fhe Malawan friend, with whom he worked Park, told the court Medolla the BendU Corp.. Eatontown. Methodist Men, and president Surviving are a son. James in charge of arrangements Avis-Rent A-Car on February Township police force March in a sheet rocking business, also intended lo withdraw his and was employed at NAD. of the Married Couples Bible H. Dennis, here; » sister. 1(74; breaking and entering 1, 1974, just a few weeks be- for |350 He said Ihe friend request for a heanng before Earle Class. Mrs. Victoria Jones of Jack- Mrs. Jane Reevey Burlew's Liquor Store during fore he and another Malawan knew he had been looking for Ihe Stale Civil Service Com Surviving are his widow. sonville, Fla.; two brothers. TINT0N FALLS - Mrs the fall of 1(71 and early win- Mr. Davis served on the Township policeman, sus- a dining room set for his wife mission on his attempt lo Mrs. Dorothy C. Davis; three R. T. Dennis of Boston, Ga . Jane Reevey, 85, of 182 Ways- ler 1(74, and entering without Red Bank High School Board pended Patrolman William and said he could gel one for withdraw his resignation from daughters, Mrs. M. Keith and Mack Dennis of Boca Ra- ide Road, died Saturday at breaking King's Drug Store of education from IKO to 1953 Andrews, 28, were indicted on him for that price Medolla Ihe Malawan Township police Weikel of McLean, Va.. Mrs ton, Fla.; eight grand- the John L Montgomery with intent lo steal on Nov. multiple charges. said he knew the dining room force. He said he was aban- Franklin W. Kerfoot 3rd. of children, and two great- Nursing Home, Freehold 17.1973 Mr*. Ida Levinson set was worth far more than doning that appeal and. for Middletown, and Mrs. Wolf grandchildren Born in Ma-con, Ga , she Medolla, who had been on LONG BRANCH - Mrs he paid for it and, although all intents and purposes, his The various misconduct in gang W Koemg of Summit, a The Unity Funeral Home is had lived here 80 years the police force for 10 years Ida Levinson, 71. of Garfield the friend gave him a story duties as a police officer have office charges to be dismissed brother, Dr C Nelson Davis in charge of arrangements She was the widow of Er- before resigning, was indicted Court, died Sunday at Won- about why the price was so come to an end. include allegations Medolla of Merlon Station, Pa., and nest Reevey un a total pf It charges in- mouth Medical Center. Mrs. Ethel Piliius cluding 12 counts of mis- good, the story didn't sound Medolla, who now is sell- ordered Matawan Township four grandchildren She was a member of the She was born In Russia and conduct in office, four counts true and he knew the furni- employed in the (rucking Patrolman Fiorendo Sigis- KEANSBURG - Mrs Eth St. Thomas AME Zion Church, had resided here for 40 years The Worden Funeral Home. of breaking and entering, and ture must have been stolen business, was initially in- mondi to fail to check the el M Plttius, 72, of 45 Camp- here She was the oldest fe- She was a member of Congre- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- one count each of entering dicted on April It. 1S74. He security of several businesses view Place died yesterday in male member of the church, Misconduct in office carries gation Brothers of Israel rangements without breaking, attempted was re-indicted on Nov. I. while he was on patrol during Bayshore Community Hospi- a Sunday school teacher, for- a maximum penalty of three She was the widow of Abra- larceny and receiving stolen January and February 1(74. Frank Rendenna tal, Holmdel, following a in IT choir director and ham Levinson short illness. properly. that he altempted to persuade COLTS NECK - Frank church clerk, and member of Surviving are a son. Nathan Mrs. Piltius was born in Assistant Monmouth County Patrolman Stgismondi lo en- Rendenna, 81, of Willow Lake the flower club at the church Matawan RHS schedules Levinson of Elberon; two Prosecutor John T. Mullaney ter Burlew's Liquor Slore Raman, and lived in Middle- She is survived by a slep- daughters, Mrs Lillian Am- Drive, died yesterday at his Jr. told Superior Court Judge • 9 with intent to steal liquor in town most of her live She son, Ernest Reevey of Scotch brose, here, and Mrs Reba home. Patrick J. McGann Jr., al Ihe parents orientation talk February 1(74; that he asked moved here five months ago Plains, and a stepdaughter. Johnson of Ocean Township, Mr. Rendenna was bom in She was the widow of Charles lime he look Medulla's plea. Henderson Causby. who is in Miss Doris Reevey. here, and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - hand to discuss their objec- a brother, Bernard Cohen of Brooklyn, N.Y., and moved W.. Pittius Sr. who died in that the prosecution would charge of-lhe Malawan Town- eight grandchildren. An orientation program to ac- tives and answer questions Lauderdale-by-the Sea, Fla. here four and one-half years 1M4. move for dismissal of the oth- ship Road Department. If he and five grandchildren. The Childs Funeral Home. quaint parents of incoming from the audience. Parents wanted to steal building ma- ago from Jersey City Surviving are a son. er charges againsl him at the Red Bank, is in charge ol ar- freshmen with the Matawan will also have an opportunity terial from Woodview Estates The Woolley Funeral Home Mr. Rendtnna was a retired Charles W. Piltius Jr of Bel- lime of sentencing rangements. Regional High School curricu- lo tour the building. Housing Development in Is In charge of arrangements painting contractor In Jersey ford; a daughter, Miss Emily Mr Mullaney said the pros- lum will take place al 7:30 Within the new few weeks Matawan Township and of- City. He was a parishioner at Plttius, with whom she lived, ecution also agreed, as -part p m tomorrow in Ihe high all eighth grade students will fered to act as look-out while Albert C. Henne St. Mary's R C. Church. Colts and three grandchildren Lottery number i>[ the plea bargaining, to rec- school auditorium. be asked to prepare a ninth Causby did so. and thai he MATAWAN - Albert C Neck, and a member of the The Scott Funeral Home. TRENTON - The winning ommend that the sentences The program, designed lo grade high school study pro- asked Mr. Causby if he would Henne, 17, of Cheeaquake Vil- Bryant Rod and Gun Club. Belford, Is in charge of ar- number in the New Jersey (in both counts to which Me- give parents an insight inlo gram. Wednesday's ori- supply -his truck to earn sto- lage, died yesterday In Bay- New Gretna. rangements. Pick-It Lottery Monday was dulla pleaded guilty be con- shore Community Hospital. the school, its curriculum and entation program will enable len building materials from He was predeceased by his 474. current, so that he faces a Holmdel. facilities, is sponsored by Ihe parents to guide their chil- Matawan Township to Ma wife, Lillian Veltz Rendenna. Miss Elizabeth Coyle The straight bel paid maximum exposure of three Born in Dlckson City. Pa., high school Parents Organiza- dren In the selection of a high nalapan during the fall of 1(71 in 1957 He is survived by two FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - $295.50. There was no box bet years in prison, and thai he he lived here two years, mov- tion. school program. and winter of 1(72. sons, Louis of Ansonville, Miss Elizabeth A. Coyle. MS. payoff. The front and back would not be subpoenaed lo ing from Edison. He was a re- Representatives of all high N.C., and John Rendenna of of West Freehold Road, died pairs paid t2t>.50. testify againsl Andrews when tired elementary school school departments will be on Jersey City; two daughters. Sunday at the Freehold Con- Andrews goes to trial teacher from the Woodbridge Mrs. Thomas Tweilmann, at va-Center, after a long ill- Dismiss indictment Andrews was indicted on a SAINT CECILIA School System. home, and Theresa Dzier- total of six charges, including Work session -el ness. , FREEHOLD - An in- Surviving are his widow, zynskl of Jersey City, two four counts of misconduct in Miss Coyle was born in dictment charging Man' El- SEA BRIGHT - Borough ACADEMY Of MUSICAL ART Mrs Rita Walsh Henne and brothers, Dominlck. of Clifton office and two counts of Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived zie, 27, of 1 Cedar St.. Red Council will meet this evening "Music Enriches Life" several nephews and nieces. and Samuel, of Jersey City; breaking and entering for a second work session lo here for two years. She was a Bank, with receiving stolen Specializing In: The Day Funeral Home, four sisters, Miss Ella Ren- Medolla, of Ken Apart- retired secretary to the chair property has been dismissed consider its 1S7H-H77 munici- Piano ' Accordion ' Organ Keyport, Is in charge of ar- denna, Cliffside Park. Mrs. ments, Cllffwood. pleaded man of the board of the Superior Court Judge Memtt pal budget. Under provisions Featuring Individual and private lessons Courses designed to rangements. Mary Camarta, Mrs. Molly guilty to misconduct in office Sperry Rand Corporation. She Lane Jr, dismissed the in- of the slate's new mumciple meet each Student's need Artistically planned programs to cover 202. Death Notices Perrotta and Mrs. Philomena was a member ol the Fifth on Feb. 1. 1174, by stealing budget. Under provisions of every Music grade from Introductory level to the Concert Debut dictment which had accused and lor the young and talented Music Lover who is seeking REEVEV - Jon«. of 111 Woyti«* Ciancia, all of Fort Lauder- five gallons of gasoline from Ihe state's new "Sunshine " Road. TUkxi F
600 .Voodwoy at Norwood Ave., Long Branch — 322-1100 OAKHURST •MARLBORO • MANALAPAN -. • MICK TOWN e-NEPTUNf CITY • HCHMOtt • LITTLE SILVER • KEYPOR? * W0USMT0WN * *YSTK ISLAND » BELMAR SAVINGS AND LOAN —-> DIVISION OF SHADOW LAWN I SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JANUARY 20. 1976 Tin Ptrft) ITxilillll 5 State's sewer plant plans opposed by county planners
FREEHOLD - The county The Wall plant could also sewer package plants, which the completion of the easterly Planning Board yesterday op- have an emergency discharge the county has been struggl- section of Rt. 1-lH, which will posed a state proposal for the pipe into the ocean, in the ing to prevent " have an intersection at the Manasquan River Regional case of the malfunction of The state plan would also park. Sewerage Authority to con- treatment equipment In this mean that a package treat- If the plan for the plant in struct permanent sewage way, the Manasquan would ment plant would have lo be Wall Township is followed, treatment plants in Freehold not be affetted, Mr Halsey built to serve Allaire Stale the Allaire facilities could Township and in Farm- said. Park Mr Halsey said The hookup to a regional inter- ingdale. The board also supported plan would discharge mm the ceptor line, Mr Halsey said The board maintains the the location of an interim Manasquan River, increasing Lester Goldstein, a board plants would discharge into treatment *plant in Howell or the chances of pollution. Mr member, said the Manasquan the Manasquan River, up Freehold Township Halsey said River is "the last clean, po- stream from the planned lo- Howell and Freehold Town- Mr. Halsey said the park table water supply in Mon- cation of a reservoir Planners ship officials have strongly will receive more vistors with moulh" envision the river as a future objected to the location of potable water source permanent treatment facil- The^ state plan was also ities in their municipalities cited as being in conflict'*ilh However, the Howell Town- the county's general devel- ship Committee has indicated SYLVETTi'S opment plan, the county mas- it would support an interim ter sewerage plan and the plant there Middletown Shopping Center llttuiir nott pMt« county master water plan DEP," after authorizing the GET THE MESSAGE? — Lee Aumack of Eaton- mayor's house on Parker Ave. The rider heralded Robert D. Halsey. county authority to proceed with town pauses for congratulations from Mayor Dan- Highway 35 Middletown the first bicentennial Borough Council meeting to planning director, criticized plans for the Wall plant, re- iel Kruman and Mrs. Kruman of Deal after he beheld tomorrow. the state Department of Envi- versed itself and proposed the completed a ride from the Borough Hall to the ronmental Protection (DEP) two other permanent sites LOST OUR for not consulting the county The Freehold Township site is before proposing the two just downstream from DuBois sites. Creek. Freehold authorizes a free The board yesterday en- A report by Mr Halsey LEASE dorsed the authority's original says the state's plan would plan to locate the permanent result In no sewer service for COMPUTE STORE FIXTURES treatment plant in the south- a large part of Howell land eastern section of Wall Town- zoned for industrial and resi- FOR SALE! ship. That plant would dis- dential development. bus service for seniors Cash Registers • Zig-Zag Sewing Machine charge Into the Manasquan Mr. Halsey said this could below the proposed reservoir result In the construction of FREEHOLD - A weekly senior citizens to nearby under the federal Manpower state's new Opeh Public Mannequins • Tahiti • Racks • Show Casts tree bus route lor senior clli- shopping centers. program that currently pro- Meetings Act. zens was authorized by The van leased from the vides funds for such jobs until Council will meet on the NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Borough Council last night. county will now allow (he ad- June 30. first and third Monday* at Council agreed to lease a visory council to take elderly Mayor Kane noted that 7:30 pm. in open workshop Appointment hit CALL 863-2019 van from the county at $10 a residents to such local loca- Mrs Walling, who is a senior session, with the formal pub- day to provide bus service tions as doctors' offices. citizen, already is doing much lic meeting continuing to be- within the borough for senior The advisory council also ul the coordinating work on a gin at 8 p.m. in Matawan Twp. citizens each Friday hopes to initiate a phone ser- volunteer basis Other open workshop meet- The county has purchased vice under which an elderly In announcing the new ser- ings will be held on the sec- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - for comment last night, con- live vans for use by munici- resident in particular need o( vices for older residents. Coun- ond and fourth Mondays at 7 After a brief disagreement firmed that the council has palities to provide such ser- transportation could call the cilman James Cullen said pm Under provisions of the between Republican Coun- not approached him about vice and had stipulated the council. that "we want to make life a new state law, all sessions cilman Thomas Powers and serving on the MTUA or any $10 a day flat fee. The phone service would be little more comlorlable for will be open to the public un- most of his Democratic col- other township agency or Since the last supermarket established by Mrs Dorothy our senior citizens They are less such subjects as person- leagues on the governing commission. in the borough was closed Walling, who was appointed one of our most valued as- nel questions, contract nego- body, the Township Council "No one has talked with me early last year, the local coordinator of recreation ac- sets." tiations, litigation or land pur- confirmed the appointment of about it." he said. Council on Aging has been us- tivities for senior citizens She Council announced its chases are to be discussed Jack Goldstein to a five-year "Tom (Mr. Powers) did ing a Recreation Commission will be paid $2 50 an hour for schedule of meetings for the Council Immediately used term on the Matawan Town- talk with me on Saturday bus twice a week to transport no more than 20 hours a week year as required under the one of the exceptions to the ship Utilities Authority about the MTUA, but I told requirement lor open cau- (MTUA). him I couldn't consider it or cuses when it declared a five His term expires Jan I. any other position unless it minute recess during the I9H1 was officially offered to me Freehold Twp. parents told meeting to discuss a person- He replaces Donald Lee. Mayor Edward K Kaufman nel matter with Richard the MTUA's chairman, who said there are "no personal O'Connor, borough attorney was not reappolnted reasons" behind his appoint- At the conclusion of the regu- Mr Powers, the council's ment of Mi Goldstein and re- at schools decision pending lar meeting, council again only Republican and the only fusal to reappoint Mr. Lee went into closed session to council member voting "We in Strathmore are fac- The Yellow Brick Bank FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - two years, the board has been said. discuss pending litigation and against confirmation, charged ing a 25 per cent increase in The Freehold Regional High studying alternative building "The people here think that land purchases, according lo the Democratic majority water rates and we'd like lo School Board of Education proposals, but has not acted enough is enough," Dr. Wiser Mayor Kane "didn't have the courtesy to see someone ol Mr Gold- Its) night told more than 75 on any ofthem said jfirst Jtatioual State IWk Council also voted lo tell Donald Lee he wasn't stein's expertise in there " concerned parents that it has Some parents wanted to Mr Rucci said some consid- charge residents (23 if they being reappointed." not decided which township know II there was any chance erations In the matter involve Mr. Goldstein is an engi- OF THE JERSEY COAST want to receive a complete The GOP councilman also flumson Office students will attend Freehold the children from the two do building growth, the philo- neer in the New York City list of all workshop and public emphasized that former Dep- 17iv
Bv JAMES J. KILPATRK'K " servatives) support Ihe SSF ceeded in imposing their un- In a Congress dominated by tested techniques on schools Military observers in our liberal Democrats. Conlan's across Ihe nation The in- town, interminably assigned CONSERVATIVE cause appears hopeless novators disdained old-fash- to the unending conflict, long All is nol lost Last fall Con- ioned memorization of ago laid down a rule for all VIEW Ian zeroed In on a fal targel arithmetical skills, they ages: The bureaucrats may The NSF had spent some i;' taught "set theory" and "Ba- lose an occasional battle, but IIIHIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII IIIIUHMIMM million of the taxpayers' mon- bylonian numeration" in- they seldom lose a war. ey on the development and stead, and they reared a gen- The rule is about to be test- This is war for survival, sales promotion of Man \ eration of young men and ed one more lime in the con- and within the mazes of ihe Course of Study " Known as women who can't make change for a five-dollar bill tinuing struggle between the NSF, the instincts for surviv- MACOS," the fifth-grade National Science Foundation al are keenly honed. Conlan s leaching materials had KII.IUTHKK The MACOS affair was an- and its foes in Congress Ex- purpose is to abolish one of aroused passionate con- other blunder How many perience suggests a pessimis- the foundation's major func troversy across Ihe country Slever's forces have regr such flascoes. Conlan asks. tic piece of advice: If you lions — the development and Some teachers thought imped The foundation is con- must be tolerated'' In his want to bet. bet on the NSF promotion of school cumcu MACOS tremendous: many dueling a kind of flanking op- view, private publishing Hut this time it may be differ- ium programs. Conlan sees no parents found it outrageous eration. Last month il staged houses and unsubsidized text- ent. valid reason, under Ihe sun or Conlan is no dummy He a series of beallhedrum book writers are entirely ca- The opposing generals are under the Constitution, for an has pretty fair intellectual meetings in Chicago. Atlanta. pable of producing all the The Hominy Hill vote tonight Dr. H. Guyford Stever. direc- agency of the federal govern- credentials in his own right Dallas. Denver. San Fran- teaching materials our tor of the NSF, and Congress- ment to spend public funds on (Harvard Law. Fulbnght cisco, Boston and Washington schools require With good man John B. Conlan. a repre- the preparation of textbooks scholar, graduate studies in This month it is inviting bids reason, he (ears the suprem- The county Board nf Freeholders Freeholders Harry Larnson Jr.. sentative from Arizona Ste- and teaching materials This international law) He lore on $750,000 worth of contracts acy of an elite intellectual meets tonight at 8 in the Freehold Kay Kramer and Thomas .1. Lynch ver is a ii'j \I-.II ulil veteran of he regards as a proper func into MACOS and other NSF (or studies of pre-college cur- network having acceu lo mil- Township municipal building- What Jr, favor the bond issue, but Free- a thousand skirmishes in aca- tion of the private sector in curriculum innovations He riculums In science, math: lions of tax dollars. He wants cooperation with stale and lo- ematics and social science Ihe federal government out of well may be one of the board's most holder Ernest (i. Kavalek's position demic thickets; he can sum- offered an amendment lo the mon massive reserve forces cal authorities NSF budgel authorization to These are skillful maneuvers the textbook business important votes of the year — or any is uncertain. He has said he would from the scientific commu- The conflict thus involves a stop the foundation's promo- containing no hint of retreat Congressmen come and go. year — will be taken when the free- prefer 'to use federal revenue shar- nity. Conlan is a 45-year-old fundamental question of Ihe tion and marketing activities Conlan is on Ihe right side it is noted, but bureaucrats holders are asked to adopt an ordi- ing funds to finance the purchase lawyer now serving his sec- role of the federal govern- Me lost the battle, but he of the fundamental issue ll is slay on forever Conlan has a nance which will pave the way for ond term in the House. About ment in a free society Vir- didn't lose by much: 196 lo clear now, in retrospect, lhal whale of a fight ahead But if Because four affirmative Mites the purchase of the Hominy Hill nolf the best that can be said for tually all conservatives (and 215 And when he earned Ihe the NSF's vaunted New parents who share his appre- are needed to approve the bond is- Conlan is that his strength is some liberals also) support fighl to the Appropriations Math" was a blunder. With hension will put pressure on course in Colts Neck. sue. Mr. Kavalek's vote will be of as the strength of ten. be- Conlan's view. Virtuajiy all Committee, he won a substan- NSF backing, the giddy in- their own congressmen, he The ordinance will authorize the utmost importance. We hope he will cause his heart is pure. liberals (but very few con- tial victory novators of "New Math" suc- just might win appropriation of 12,650.00(1 and the not insist on «dvuncin« his plan, issuance uf $2,517,000 in bonds to which has no support from the other cover the purchase. three freeholders who favor the pur- We have mentioned many times chase. in these columns that the county In hallowed ground Opposition to the purchase is should acquire the 180-acre tract and being voiced by owners of some pri- the large clubhouse that is on it. The the Agency as an in- What are Ihe occupational vate and semi-private golf clubs NICHOLAS von HOFKMAN ' ' ' state has already agreed to pay half strumentality that does neces- characteristics Ford has which are experiencing difficult fi- enshrined in the American the cost from its Green Acres funds, President Ford has buried sary work. The fighl fire with THE LIBERAL pantheon at Arlington'' De- nancial times. We hope they survive CIA agent Richard S Welch fire argument He may be an indication in itself that Hominy ceit, stealth, double-dealing, the difficulties, because their at Arlington National Ceme- right about that The Ruskis Hill represents prime open space bushwacking. bribery, gang- tery The Tomb of the In- SIDE aren't pussy cats By our courses provide open spaces, too sterism, finkery. theft, black- ' which should be preserved fur public known Spook standards, though not Ihe How far in the future that can be de- mail and do you want lo use. We know next lo nothing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiMiiMHimii CIA's, every Russian govern- pended upon, however, is mo.it hrow in burglary and assas- about this man. the CIA sta- mlalcdly symbolic one It ment from the Czars to the The freeholders" director. Philip sinations of both persons and doubtful. Realtors in the county ex- tion chief who was murdered could be any one of those dep- Commissars has been atro- N. Gumbs, opposes the purchase be- character? For all we know pect much of that land will be used in Athens a few weeks ago utized gangsters who operate cious. von HOFFMAN this Unknown Spook, this late cause he says the county can find He is rumored to have played in the Kingdom of Ihe Un- Authorize CIA ish crimes in for housing developments within the Mr Welch, was a harmless better ways to use the SI.i million a part in various recent vile known, the Dark Empire we a spirit of shame and don t next decade. clerk whose duties were that is involved. nesses like Ihe Cyprus in. call the CIA. talk about It. Whether the The wise course would have merely to inventory the LSD. trigue, but we normal people Since the CIA's activities Agency itself knows it or not. been to say nothing and lei We'll agree with his view that it A vote in favor of the Hominy the dart guns and the per- don't know who this charac- have belatedly been brought Ihe functional reason for Us the indignation run Us course would be better' to use the money to Hill bond issue will be in the public iscopes for the transome ter is that the President has under a degree of question- secrecy is lo protect the rest Congress isn't about to put interest. Negative votes, no matter peeping, but his bones have lower taxes, but that's an impossibi- buried in hallowed ground of us Americans from an in- Ihe CIA out of business ing, men such as Harry Cold- become emblematic of what lity. Government, as New York City how well intentioned. will have to be supportable dose of self- That wasn't good enough The act is therefore a cal- water have been defending Ihe CIA stands for. has learned, just can't float u bond regarded as favoring private inter- knowledge People abroad Ford had to bury this guy at know what the CIA does and Arlington and thereby person- issue to pay for current expenses. ests, including those which would who's in it. This man Welch's ally endorse every foul act as- Nice addition to Arlington, buy Hominy Hill, at a much larger We believe the freeholders name was published in an sociated with this grisly con- that field of heroes, that should approve the bond issue. It price, for future house construction. East Herman book on Ihe spiracy to protect freedom by temple to military valor will mean that the (,'olf course and We hope Mr. Kavalek will join Agency eight years ago stamping on It. Why else pick "Don't fire until you see the a CIA agent who got himself adjoining property will be paid for his colleagues in adopting the bond For authoritarian person- whiles of their eyes" has offed In Greece? Greece of all been changed to. "Don't over the years and that it will even- issue. It would be close to sinful to alities like Ford and Gold- water, who confuse applying places, where the Agency is squeeze the trigger until you tually become an income producer tell the state we don't want its $1.1 electrodes lo Ihe flesh with believed to have been the have a bead on the back of for the county. More important than million of Green Acres funds which the warrior virtues, publica- prop and stay of Ihe late die his head." Grant and Lee that, however, is that posterity will county residents have so enthu- tion of the Gestapo side of the tutorship. Wouldn't you think shot any man who fought out be guaranteed a sizable plot for pub- siastically approved each lime the CIA posed a problem. Many Ford would have the political of uniform. The CIA kind nev- sense, if not the taste, to lic enjoyment, which will not neces- open space question appeared on the of their fellow citizens were er fights in one. From the plant a symbol at Arlington not edified to learn the Red Badge of Courage to tor- sarily be confined to ballot. who could conceivably be as- Agency has a component of ture, terrorism and treachery sociated with fighting com- poisoners, gangsters consorts by night. Requiescat in peace, and assassins. munism? Cliff Brower's faithful service Mr. Welch.
Clifford H. Brower made a spe- "one-half century of service" to the borough. Today in history cial request of Eatontown's govern- ing body to start the year. While ac- ' We well remember t'liff Brower By The Associated Press leader, Prime Minister Indira an George Burns is 80. Ac- knowledging his advanced- years. as a regular visitor to council meet- Gandhi, accepted an in- tress Patricia Neal is 50 Mr Brower asked that he be reap- ings, as a volunteer fireman and as On this date in 1936, King vilation to confer with Presi- Thought for today: The George V of Bntain died. The dent Lyndon Johnson in past, at least, Is secure - pointed a special police officer so a Board of Education member A Price of Wales succeeded to Washington. Daniel Webster, American that his sons and grandchildren fine gentleman, he.is one of Eaton- the throne as Edward VIII. Five years ago: Postal lawyer and statesman, 1782- town's old-timers who has contrib- would be able to say. with just workers in Britain went on 1852. pride, that he had served 50 years as uted generously in making the On this date: strike, shutting off all mail Bicentennial footnote: Two a "special." borough an exceptional municipality. In 1265, England's Parlia- servicee. hundred years ago today, the It's pleasing and satisfying to know ment, representing the Eng- One year ago: Britain aban- Virginia Convention in Wil- lish counties, met for the first AT that his love for his home town is re- doned plans that had been liamsburg declared that the In a warm and touching response. time. best way to oppose British op- ciprocated. We commend Mr. made with France for a tun- council not only reappointed Mr. In 1801, John Marshall was nel under the English Channel pression would be to open all Frankel and council members for f Brower but Mayor J Joseph Frank- Well, he's willing to lei Ihe government appointed U.S. Chief Justice. to link the two countries. American ports lo trade with el sent him a plaque citing him for telling him so. help some of the unemployed.' Ten years ago: (India's new Today's birthdays: Comedi- all countries except Britain. Consumerism still lives SHHtWSBURY N J TUESDAY JANUARY 20. 1976 The Daily Register 7 •y SYLVIA PORTER iMlmiliiimiitmiiiiHiilliiiiHMiiiiiilimimi longed battles to gel your Outlook on natural gas creditors to correct their Myth in the Miking I - computers' billing errors . II By DAVID H SARCiKNT iHimimiiiiiiiHiHiiimmiiiiHiimiMmiiii In the meantime. Columbia The consumer movement is YOUR MONEY'S your written complaint about lias' reserves are shrinking losing force. You. the individ- a billing mistake isn't re- Q — I am concerned as In along wiih the industry Al- ual citlu'n, are not to in- WORTH solved within M days, you can the growth (actor of Columbia SUCCESSFUL though the supply shortage furiated at you were by take major steps against the (las stock Although the yield will restrict volume growth. creditor You also can stop shoddy product!, unsafe toys, Under a long foughi fur is satisfactory, the future of INVESTING sufficient rate increases will payment on a gadget you've unfair credit practices. ing and enormous budgei change in the Civil Aeronaut gas transporting stocks raise* likely be forthcoming Divi- bought with a credit card t health-undermining working deficits are sure to be major ics Board's regulations, you a question in my mind dend boosts will be scanner which turns out to be a "lem- conditions You're quietly giv- issues. Also the big consumer finally can slash your plane HMD niiilly warm winter in 1974 75 and less frequent than in the tfolio is studded with blue on " ing up. bills that face debate are fares by signing up for cut A — Columbia Gil may be prevented serious industrial past chips, and it even pays a creditable dividend ol HUT 4 Myth in the Making II - among the most controversial Under a new product war- rate air flights held for Us liberal • per cent disruptions per cent Why not give il Public Interest groups are no in decades: no-fault insur- ranty law, manufacturers and Under a new federal lav> yield with occasional small The gas industry claims y — I have paid up Op some additional time' longer gallantly trying to ance, an independent con- merchants who offer full war the "Fair Trade" laws ol dividend increases likely over lhat gas pnee regulation h.i, |>enheimer Fund worth about match the lobbying tactics of sumer protection agency, ranties on a wide range of various stales have been the years I agree, however. discouraged exploration In what I have invested Should (Column readers should well-organized and generously lighter curbs in tju? areas of consumer products must re- killed — and you need not pay with your concern over the trastale gas pnces (unregu I keep it or move it lo lime send their investment in funded special interest truth in lending, truth in leas- pair or replace the Hems, minimum prices on brand long-term growth outlook lor lated) have zoomed The KIT deposit and accrue interest quirics to David K Sargent. groups. These organizations ing, fair credit, national without charge and wilhin a name products set by their gas utilities and pipeline com has raised allowable inter for Ihe next nine years to my Successful Investing, in this also are injretreal health legislation, etc reasonable time You may manufacturers Thi» ma> panies That high yield re- *lale gas prices somewh.il retirement ? N HA newspaper) sue for"dam«ges plus your Myth in the Making III - Thus, it well may be that in save us up to I! billion a lied s the doubtful growth po- but not enough to motivate in- A — Whether or not you de- lawyer's fees, if you (eel a As a public hero. Ralph Na- volume, 1976 ends up com- year. tential creases exploration Deregu cide to keep Oppenhcimer seller or manufacturer tias Police officers der hat become passe. He is paratively "thin." But that Natural gas supplies are lation of natural gas prices Fund or switch l» anolher not lived up to his warranlv Under individual state laws. accused of "spreading him- will be merely a "hiccup" in shrinking each year as new has become a political issue lund, you should definitely complete course And dealers are specifically (Connecticut. Rhode Island. self too thin," of taking on a great and continuingly pow- gas discoveries have lr;nled and will, no doubl. eventually aim for growth lor the nevl prohibited from disclaiming Massachusetts and California SEA GIRT - Seven Mon causes without thoroughly re- . erful movement Consider, lor usage for several year* be solved politically when the nine years until your retire- "implied warranties - so far) prices must be mouth County municipal po searching them first. Nader is instance, some of the duel Many gas transporters have *upply shortfall pinches ment When you retire, your pledges not in writing but marked on individual items in lice officers were among also being defeated more and opments of jusl the past \> had to curtail deliveries lor enough to arouse public opin- income level will presumably which imply that a product supermarkets — to prevent those who completed a five • more frequently months: Ihree winters Only the abnor- ion stop You can then switch lo will do what it's supposed In the introduction ol comput- day class in traffic law en- income-oriented investments Under the Equal Credit Op do erized checkout systems Irom forcement Kach one of these pro- pnrtuniiy Act. creditors can- doing away with price llji Oppenheimer Fund's record The class, conducled under nouncements has been made, not legally deny you credit on Promotion for Ullery Under a new Federal Trade And public interest groups over the past 10'-^ years has a $60,000 continuation gram in various forms, in recent the baste of sex or manial Commission rule, mail order across the land have been CINCINNATI, Ohio - Don- plant In that period, he been well above average for from Ihe National Highway months in the press, on the status This law signals a long firms must fill orders within quite successful in limiting ald E. Ullery Jr of West served successively as engi- Ihe industry Its KH per cent Safety Administration, was radio, on TV. Each is a myth due acknowledgement ol a .'HI days or offer your money utility rate increases and pro Long Branch has been named neering aid. test manager, surge plus dividends (remem- held at the State Police Train- In the making Each is jusl shameful discrimination and back And there have been tecting the small, residential vice president of manufac- product manager, manager of ber, you paid more than net ing Center, here not true'. telegraphs more moves to- many other FTC regulations user. The number of stale turing for Welco Industries. military sales and as sales asset value) surpassed the Mi Members ol the class in- Admittedly, consumer is- ward full equality. in recent months which hate and local consumer protection Inc., a subsidiary of Elec- manager of EAC'l Ham per cent increase in the Open- cluded Sgt Donald Burlew of sues may run Into some tough Under the Fair Credit Ril significantly strengthened the agencies has grown per- tronic Assistance Corpo marlund-Du Mont division Knd Fund Average and the Freehold Township. Patrol- roadblocks in this, an election •ling Act's amendments, you consumer's clout in the mar ceptibly in the past year - ration Mr Ullery is married to the S4P Mil's 59 per cent gain men Harry Holmes ol year in which runaway spend- no longer must tolerate pro- ketplace and in some states, the power Prior lo joining Welco in former Amelia Ann Vinci Most ol Ihe sprightly per Bradley Beach. Dale Bennett of the state agencies has been 1975 as program manager for They have two children. fnrmance, however, took of Eatonlown. Stephen Guard sharply expanded Ralph Na- Welco'a specialized electronic Linda, a 1973 graduate of place in the earlier part of ino and John Murphy of Haz- der's groups continue to drau and aerospace products Mr Long Branch High School Ihe decade. From 1970 to Ihe let Township. John Nagle of dedicated, hard-hitting young Ullery spent 14 years with and Michael, a 1»75 honors present, its performance has Howell Township and Terry workers and his influence re Electronic Assistance, mostly graduate Irom Shore Region- been somewhat below aver- Mclnerney of Ocean Town- mains enormous at the company's Red Bank al High School. age On Ihe plus side. Us por- ship.
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famous maker Kodel® filled no-Iron printed mattress pads fitted sheets >49 FUSSBALL, ANYONE? - The name ot the game Is fussball. And the names of the champions are Domenic Sclarappa and Domenico Penta of Long Branch. The men, shown playing on the left side of the game table, 3 opposed JunI Crichlow of Fair Haven and Les Nedrick of Red Bank, right 99 foreground, to win the Fussball Championship of Central New Jersey 49 which was sponsored by EBSCO Industries of Red Bank and ABC Sports, Little Silver. Standing with his back to the camera Is Charles Netterman, who was a ludge. 4 1 49 Contestants get big kick 5 full 29 Polypropylene cover with Kodel* polyes- 3 ter dberfill. Bonded stitchless quilting re- out of a fussball tourney «Ms snags and puds. queen 49 LITTLE SILVER - If you along the East Coast Mailer Community College. Lincroft are not already familiar with of fact, the recent Fussball Fussball is played with a fussball. odds are you will be Championship of Central New small ball, usually a ping- zippered vinyl 4 soon. ' Jersey stirred up so much in- pong ball, and goals are de- II is a game that's been go- terest that a second tourna- fended at either end of a mattress covers king 49 Ing strong in the Midwest and ment is scheduled for the tablelike playing surface Is rapidly picking up steam week of April 18 at Brookdale Players use rods extending across the table with small 5 , playpr figures attached and Pretty prints to brighten any bedroom. 'try to kick the ball into the Sturdy no-iron poJyester/corton muslin. Local Securities opponent's goal by spinning Slight irregs will not affect looks or wear. the rod around and hitting the Sturdy vinyl Representative inter-dealer quolilioih «l appruviraalt'lv ] ball with the bottom portion plastic mat- pm yettenlay Irom NASD Pnces do not include Mail mark of a player. The rods also tress covers in white only up mirk down or commission move laterally. polyester fille IANKS The first event was spon- sored by Drew ('alien of ABC reversible comforters BID ASKED Sports, here, where games were played, and the amuse- Allaire State Bank American Bancorp ments division of EBSCO In- 99 Central Jersey Bank dustries, Red Bank, which twin Communih State Bank manufactures the game Fidelity Union Bank Corp The tournament winners. 8Colorful prints reverse to co- First Merchants National Bank Domenic Sciarappa and ordinated solid colors. Acetat Fijsl Jersey National Bank Domenico Penta of Long First National Bank Toms Rim Branch, were presented with cover quilted with non- Franklin State Bank a Vulcan home model fussball allergenic polyester Jersey Shore Bank , Dacron® filled Brunswick Bank & Trust table by Mr ('alien and tour- fiberfill for New Jersey National Corp nament directors Joseph warmth without Ocean County National Bradford and Jack DeMarco bed pillows weight. People's Nat'l Bank. Lakevrood of EBSCO. Printed cotton ticking Shore National Bank Mr DeMarco says the com- ptumpty Oiled with Shrewsbury Stale Bank pany first imported a fussball non-allergenlc Dacron* Umled Counties Trust Co polyester. 21 "X27" cut United Jersey Banks ol N1 table from Germany and then decided to manufacture them size. With corded edges. EBSCO has been distributing INDUSTRIAL them for about II years, B1P ASKED mainly In the Midwest' and printed no-iron Atlantic Appliance Co. Int recently decided to promote Bnxkwiy 27Vi 27V the game in this area. glass drapes Buck Engineenng •i'A n Thirty-two contestants, CRG Corporation l'A 2 ranging in age from II lo 32, Colonial Foods . participated in the tourna- Detomaso ment here. Many of them had Electronic Associates participated in contest games Electronic Assistance 99 in other areas of the country- Foodarama Mr. Sciarappa and Mr Penla Gibson-Homas began playing fussball years King James Extended Care 4 ago in their native Italy Laird First quality! A Metallurgical Inlemational Vito Mesciale of Keansburg Wedg smashing Midland Gas and Steven Allen of Middle- Monmoulh Airlines town, second place winners, Bolster Covert assortment of prints Bo to compliment any Monmoulh Capital were presented with gift cer- decor. Hand Monmoulh Park tificates lor ABC Sports washable. Pinch Monmoulh Real Estate Investment There was a two-team tie lor pleated for fullness. NJ Natural Gas third place and fussball lee 2 90" & 99" lengths. Putin-Elmer shirts were presented lo Wil- Precision Optics liam West and Kevin Hulick RadtookoneCorp 1 of Oceanport, Juni Crichlow Servomalion of Fair Haven, and Les Nedr- Foam Lounge- Spiral Metal ick ol Red Bank. US Homes United Telecontrol Electronics The directors are formulat- OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. 42c TAKE THE BUS TO ALEXANDER'S Walter Reade Orgamulion. Inc ing plans for a statewide tour- 3/M. PuWlc Bui »1 from fed lank t Long Branch and But >2 WinslowTel nament to tike place this Irom R»d Bant 1 Aabury Park Hop right« our main intranet WorHuniton Chemical summer. MONMOUTH MALL-EATONTOWN, N.J. 8 The Dkriiy Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 20.1976 Matawan Twp. asks bids on Cliffwood water project
MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Township Council last warned the governing body that the single well and solitary cute a new one-year contract with the Associated Humane So- Also authorized last night was a contract with the Mon- night authorized C Bernard Blum, township engineer, to ad pump now in operation at the Jersey Ave plant are in- cieties of New Jersey for animal control mouth County Office on Aging's Senior Citizen Area Trans- vertist for bids for an estimated (500,000 worth of improve- adequate, primarily because they have no back-up He em- The new contract is expected to be based on a per capita port (SCAT) service. ments to the Matawan Township Water System in the Cliff- phasized that water flow to the plant's users could be cut off rate of 42.5 cents Last year's rate was 40 cents Under the terms of the agreement, the county will pro- wood area "within two hours" should the current system break down. Mayor Kaufman described the new contract as the "less- vide the township's senior citizens with a free bus service on "Basically," explained Donald F. Guluzzy, township man- Mayor Edward E Kaufman noted last night that the wa- er of all the evils" involved in insuring adequate animal con- Monday afternoons and all day each Tuesday, that will oper- ager, "we'll be doubling the size of the Jersey Ave water fa- ter plant improvements "require immediate attention," but trol here. He added, "It would be prohibitive to institute a dog ate on two separate routes cility ' added if bids come in that are beyond the township's reach, warden service of our own due to economics" Cost of the service to the township, noted Mr. Guluzzy. is "This will include adding two new filters at the plant, the council reserves the option to reject them He noted that the firm has indicated that it will improve about 115 a week. building a 750.000-gallon elevated storage area, new pumps, The council gave no indication regarding when they ex- service to the township under the new contract. "There will be two fixed routes." explained Mr. Guluizy the digging of an additional well that has a 1,000 gallonsper pect to receive bids on the project Mr Blum was not at last Said Councilman Ernest Edwards, the only member of "One will service the Cliffwood area. The other will service minute capacity and water main improvements," he said. night's meeting the governing body to vole against authorizing a new con- the Strathmore and Lloyd Road areas.. Basically, the first Mr. Blum, at the council's last open caucus meeting, The governing body also authorized the township to exe- tract, "Promises are things I don't put a lot of stock in." priority of the service is to provide transportation for food shopping." 9 The service is slated to start next week 'Little Mac project aids The manager said the township will publish the routes and schedules of the service in the township's official news- papers In the coming week boarding home residents The governing body authorized the township to renew its joint health program agreement with Hazlet for the remain- TINTON FALLS - "Little plies, crafts materials, yarn, Uwen Armstrong, a social der of I!f76 MAC" is the nickname given or handicrafts materials is service technician in the Under the agreement, the two townships retain the ser- to the Mobile Activities Cen- asked to contact Mrs. Alyne boarding home unit and the vices of a full-time health officer and are eligible for gover- ter, a new approach to the Bernhardt, supervisor of the use of one of its station ment grants for health service programs. problem of providing recrea- boarding home unit, at the wagons. The mental health The township went on to authorize an agreement with the tional activities for residents Monmouth County Welfare association is providing per- state Department of Transportation that will provide a (1.080 of licensed boarding homes in Board, 106 Apple St., Tinton sonnel, office facilities and reimbursement to the township for lighting the portions of Monmouth County Falls. Pickups can be ar- trained volunteers. Rts. 34 and 35 which run through the township ranged. A cooperative project of the William Sorrentino. Little Both roads are maintained by the state Monmouth County Mental Agreement has been MAC) director, and Ms Me- Mr. Guluzzy said the reimbursement subsidizes about one- Health Association and the reached on the nature, scope, lissa Lubitz, the driver, have third of the total cost of lighting the two roads for a year The Monmouth County Welfare and timing of the participa- been h'red under a Title 10 township pays the remainder of the electric bill. Board, Little Mac will bring tion of both agencies The grant which was obtained re- The council voted to release a 12.000 performance bond to books, magazines, games, welfare board is providing the cently by the board of free- the Rayal Corp. arts and crafts, and handi- professional guidance of Ms holders for one year The firm posted the bond in October of 1974 for sidewalk work supplies to these facil- construction it performed in the Strathmore section. ities which provide sheltered- The council also is enforcing a ban on open fires in the care to people with physical Man, 18, charged Treasure Lake area HELPING HANDS - Undersheriff Isaac H. Relff, right, administers the or emotional handicaps. Many James Connally. a fire department spokesman, asked the oath of office to, left to right, Victor Calondrlello, Neptune, chief; John of these residents have been council for a decision In the matter, noting that fire equip- burz, Spring Lake, deputy chief and William Edwards, Oceanport, presi- discharged from institutions with two break-ins ment has responded to a number of fires in the area. dent of the Monmouth County Fire and Emergency Police Association. The and, in the absence of profes- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - been inside the building They He told the council that skaters, using Treasure Lake in association of 110 volunteers assists local police departments In traffic and sionally planned activities. Michael Hart, IB, of 415 did not know at that time if Cliffwood Beach as a skating pond in the cold weather, alle- crowd control during emergencies and last year established a record of would spend the bulk of (heir Middle Road, Hazlet, is anything had been stolen. Lt. gedly have bumed fencing, corded firewood — even a fami- 13,285 man hours of service to the county. lime in Idleness and isolation scheduled for a preliminary McGinty said. ly's redwood picnic set - to keep warm while enjoying the Much ol the need for recre- hearing Feb. 10 in Municipal He said that a further winter sport ational activity is met by the Court on charges of breaking check of the area revealed "Some of the kids threw bottles at us, when we rolled welfare board's professional into two Rt. 35 businesses that efforts had been made to down there to put out some fires," he said Howard sees 55 mph limit staff in the boarding home over the weekend. break into Carridlno'i Auto The fire official pointed out that open (ires are prohibited unit, with the help of trained Detective Lt. John B Body Shop, but that entry by township ordinance. volunteers from both the wel- McGinty said the man was was thwarted by a locking de- fare board and the mental arrested Sunday after his re- vice on a side window A cutting highway death toll health association. lease from Bayshore Commu- break-in was also attempted. Recreational activities pro- nity Hospital, Holmel. where Lt. McGinty said, at the WASHINGTON - Rep creased for the second year sessing points against a driv- vide socialization, remotiva- he was admitted Saturday for Shore Fishery, but again was James J. Howard, D-N.J.. an- and are down almost 20 per er who exceeds the 55 mph lion, renabitiltation, education injuries related to the alleged toiled by a locking device on nounced today he was grat- cent from 117) — the last limit if he has stayed within and "just plain happiness," break-Ins. a broken window. ified by reports his 55 mps the higher limit previously in year we were without the lim- according to Milton A. Lipton. Lt. McGinty said that early Lt. McGinty said police speed limit legislation had re- eflect on that road it," Mr. Howard said. "That's chairman of volunteer ser- Saturday morning police re- then noticed traces of blood in sulted in a substantial de- 10,000 people who otherwise The congressman in- vices for the mental health ceived a yeport from a Cliff- the area. only at crease in this year's highway wouldn't have made it into troduced in the House the bill association. wood resident that burglar As police continued check- death figures now being com- the new year." which established the 55 mph Recognizing the in- alarms in the Rt 35 area had ing the area they located Mr piled at the state and federal Mr. Howard noted, how- speed limit in 1973 when he naccessibllity of public recre- been set off. Hart walking along Rl 35. levels. At the same time, he Ketj^tone Savings ever, that as chairman of the was chairman of the Subcom- ation facilities in the western with severe cuts on his left pledged his transportation Police arrived at the scene Surface Transportation Sub- mittee on Energy of the part of the county, it was de- hand, Lt. McGinty said committee's efforts to erase and discovered that the alarm committee, which oversees House PUblic Works Com- cided that Little MAC should He was taken to police loopholes that appear to exist at the VanWerner Garage highway safety, he has re- mittee. Since then, he said, concentrate its initial efforts headquarters for questioning, in enforcement of the limit. was sounding. Checking the ceived complaints that some many transportation experts in this area, explained Mrs. building, police discovered a but because of his injury he "In spite of an increase in states are lax in enforcing the have hailed the limit as the Carolyn Kasky, executive di- broken window on the side of was admitted to the hospital, automobile travel, national limit. As an example, he cited most significant (actor in rector of the mental health the building, but Lt. McGinty the detective said. highway death tolls have de- one state's practice of not as- slowing (he rate ol fatal acci- association. said there was no apparent Upon hli arrest Mr Hart INSURANCE dents. Little MAC has received no entry. was charged with breaking, "The limit results in better public funding for supplies As police searched the sur- entering and larceny at the Public views sought driver control, less severe im- and is depending on contribu- rounding area on HI 35 they Cliffwood Farm Market, pacts and more uniform high- tions of materials to slock the discovered that a side window where three packages of Ciga- way Speeds with less differ- van Any business or individ- at the Cliffwood Farm Mar- rettes were allegedly stolen, and WE REPRESENT on bridge openings ence between the fastest and ual who can donate books, ket had been broken, and it breaking and entering at the the slowest motorists " magazines, games, art sup- appeared that someone had Shore Fishery. Mr. Hart was HIGHLANDS - Persons in- been opened on signal at all He quoted U.S. Department not charged in connection terested in submitting their times, 24 hours a day. of Transportation figures with the break-ins at the oth- views to the Coast Guard on The Coast Guard consid- which showed fatalities in the er two businesses. proposed changes In regu- ered the new regulations at Man faces hearing first 11 months ol 1975 had Patrolman Arthur Mangin. lations for the Highlands-Sea the request of the state De- dropped to 42,030 from 43.422 one of the policemen dis- Bright bridge are asked to partment of Transportation. patched to the area, made the mail their views to the Com- in 1874. In 1973, there were a HARTFORD Each person submitting total of 55.000 highway on gun, drug counts arrest. mander (oan). Third Coast comments should include his deaths. He also noted New Main and Maple Sts last Assisting him in the initial Guard District, Governors Is- name and address, identify KEYPORT - A Matawan Jersey was heading for sec- Thursday Patrolman Cooper investigation and search of land, New York. NY. 10004 the bridge and give reasons man is in the county jail in ond place in national highway was told by a clerk in the the Rt. 35 area were Patrol- lor any recommended change lieu of 13,500 ball pending a The regulations were tried rankings, based on the least store that another customer men Douglas Carey and Rob- GROSSINGER in the proposal. Copies of all preliminary hearing in Munic- out on two weekends this average number of deaths per there was carrying a gun ert Andrews. Also participat- written communications re- ipal Court tomorrow on weap- summer by the Coast Guard i 100 million miles of vehicle Patrolman Cooper called ing In the investigation were ceived will be available lor ons and drug charges. & HELLER They are designed to alle- travel. However. Monmouth (or a backup, whereupon Sgl. Detectives Gary Dickey and examination by interested Capt. Michael E Kelltv viate heavy summer traffic CVounty had 82 traffic deaths Howard Ruth, Detective Stanley Parrtsh persons at the office of the identified the man as Joseph over the bridge to the Ga- last year, an increase of 12 Louis Tomasello and Capl Commander, Third Coast Philbm, 38, of 90 Main St.. Child care talk teway National Park. over 1974. Kelley arrived at the scene. Cuard District. Matawan. RED BANK - A program surance "It is our goal now to in- As Patrolman Cooper and Under the proposed new The commander will lor- He was charged with car- Sgt Ruth stood guard at the on "How to Handle the Dis- regulations, the bridge will ward any comments received sure the highway death fig- rying a concealed dangerous ruptive Child" will be held at ures 'don't creep up again be- store, Capt. Kelley and Detec- open on request on the hour before Feb. 27, with his rec- weapon and possession of pre- tive Tomasello disarmed the 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the 15 WIKOff PLACE, RED BANK and half hour from Memorial ommendations, to the Com- cause of the lax enforcement scription drugs in a non-pre- Tower Hill Cooperative Nur- by some states," Mr Howard man inside the store. Capt Day through Labor Day on mandant of the Coast Guard scription bottle. Kelley said police confiscated sery School. 255 Harding 741-2100 Saturdays, Sundays and ho- who will evaluate all commu- said. Road. Capt Kelley said the arrest a loaded .38 caliber revolver lidays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m nications and take final action b followed a slop by Patrolman and two boxes of 38-caliber In the past the bridge has on the proposed regulations Charge man Cooper at the ill Store at ammunition. ATT: REGISTER READERS Winter activities set with theft of OUR 50th YEAR
by recreation group — An Kast Keansburg man, charged with HOSPITALIZATION KEANSBURG - The De- ler. Ms. Marion Soya will in- the larceny of 324 ladies' coats partment ol Recreation has struct. valued at 16,241, from a Hobo- MEDICAL-SURGICAL issued a schedule of winter Oil painting for senior citi- ken apparel shop, is sched- arts and crafts courses. zens is scheduled Thursdays uled to be arraigned in Hobo- MEDICAL CARE from 10 a.m. until noon in Oil painting (or adults will ken Municipal Court today. OUR HEAVY DUTY FOR PEOPLE resume Tuesday, Feb. 3. from Grandville Towers. Main and Detective Capt. George W 7 until 8:30 p.m. in the John Church Sts. Preston Jr. identified the man F. Kennedy Community Cen- Oil painting for children as Quentin W. Blomquist. 36. "WHITE HUSKY" AGES 1 to 99 will be offered youngsters 9 ol 3 Ideal Ave.. East Keans- • World Wide Coverage • Choose your own Hospital or Doctor School accounting through 13 Mondays from 4 burg. He said he was arrested Aluminum Combination • Payi in addition lo other plant • Cash paid directly to you course to be offered until 5 p.m. In the JFK Com- shortly after noon yesterday • Supplement j Medicare for People-65 I older munity Center beginning Feb. in the High Hat Tavern, Main Window • • • WEST LONG BRANCH - 2. Sl.rhere. Underwritten by INTERCONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Monmouth College will offer Arts and crafts for children The arrest was made by PO Box 6150. Bndgewaier. N.J. 08807 • Phone (201) 469-9600 a new graduate level course will be offered Tuesdays and Patrolman Joseph Auer and in educational administration Thursdays in tqe center from Detective Ernest Hack of the entitled public school account- 3:30 until 4:30 p.m. Ceramics Hoboken police department, [ MAIL TO: THE DAILY REGISTER, BOX W-212 ing during the spring semes- for youngsters will be given on a warrant from Hoboken ter beginning Monday. The Wednesdays from 3:30 until police. 1 REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07701 course is designed especially 5:30 pm Mr. Blomquist is also ac- . Without obligation please give me complete detaili for public school adminis- Ceramics for adults will be cused of stealing a man's trators, and will provide an offered ThursdaysTlom 7:30 wristwatch valued at (300. | • Medical-Surgical Q Family Plan Q Hoipilaliiatlon • Individual Plan introduction to accounting until 10 p.m. in the center be- Capt. Preston said. The coals. • TRIPLE TRACK Name- concepts and techniques ap- ginning Feb. 5. An adult sew- he continued, were allegedly propriate for use in school • FULLY WEATHER-STRIPPED ing class is scheduled stolen from Fiesta Fashions | Addreu- systems Wednesdays from 10 a.m. un- in Hoboken. •CLEANS FROM INSIDE The course, offered til noon. After his arrest here on ICIty : _Stale - Wednesday evenings, will be A "Sesame Street" play charges of larceny Mr. "OU TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Q Alw Mftd information on titro taught by Prof. Pierre J sessjon will take place Blomquist was turned over lo Occupation. bmoftl for CANCfH and IEUKEMIA Salmon, a member of Man- Wednesdays from I until 3 Detective Mack and taken to (IWwKAll) mouth's business adminis- p.m. for children 4 through 6 Hoboken where he was in cus- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK tration faculty, a CPA and a Students may be registered tody over night pending licensed New Jersey school at the JFK Community Cen- today's hearing, Hoboken po- 741-7500 accountant. ter. lice said. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JANUARY 20 1976 The Daily Register 9 Income tax forms admittedly more complex this year EDITOR'S NOTE: Fall**, 197S returns, taxpayers who he or she is claimed as a de- Some receipts are not income which were rebates of 1974 compensation includes unem- $50 bonus paid in 1975, veter- insured, gifts, inheritances, lag if the (Irsl ta a series *t itemized deductions In past pendent on a parent's tax re- for tax purpoaes for any tax- taxes, are in this category. ployment benefits, Social Secur- ans benefits, life insurance welfare payments and scholar- ftar irtlrlr, (•tilled "Ceatag years may find they can do bet- turn, payers. The 1975 tax rebates. Other exempt income and ity payments - including the proceeds from the death of the ship and fellowship grants. wim Vur Iwta* TK. ter by taking the standard de- Tkey were whiles i* kelp duction this time. latpayen prepare iirir ins The IRS says that as a gener- Ian rrlnru. al rule, the following taxpayers will do best by itemizing: joint By R. GREGORY NOKES returns with incomes less than Associated Preu Writer $11,175 and itemized deductions ^ An Exclusive Offer To WASHINGTON (AP) - The totaling more than $1,900; joint tai fonn package that tax- income between $11,875 and payers will use In computing $16,250 and deductions totaling their 1975 taxes begins with the more than 16 per cent, and following apology from Donald joint returns if income is more C. Alexander, the commissioner than $16,250 and deductions to- Subscribers of of Internal Revenue: tal more than 12,600. "I am sorry to say that the As for single persons, they 1040 form Is more complex than should Itemize If income is less last year's and this package Is than $10,000 and deductions to- larger than last year's." tal more than $1,600, if Income But that's putting the bad is between (10,000 and 114,375 news first. The good news is and deductions are more than that the tax rate for most tax- 16 per cent, or if income is payers will be lower. more than 114,375 and deduc- The Daily Register For example, a family of four tions total more than $2,300. with 115,000 Income would pay There are both the short and about $1,612 in Income taxes for long 1040 forms again this year. 1975, a savings of $208 from Taxpayers who don't itemize 1974, if the standard deductions and whose interest and divi- are claimed. dend Income does not exceed The complicated tax forms (400 may use the short form. result from the tax reductions voted by the Congress, and ap- The New World proved by the President In March. Most of the tax savings already have been paid to tax- payers through lower withhold- ing tax rates that went into ef- fect in May. Encyclopedia of Cooking As usual, the deadline for fil- ing 1975 tax returns Is April IS. More than 4JIHH) of the linest Classic and Contemporary Recipes- Tax form packages were in the mail to most taxpayers In early January, and employes should Complete with Menus, Specialties, Helpful Suggestions, Facts about Food have their W-2 forms from their employers by Jan. 91. Persons who fail to receive tax forms, and need them, may obtain them from most banks and from any local IRS office. 816 Extra-Large Pages
Because the forms are com- Meanwhile, low-income (8-3/16" x 10-7/8") plex, the IRS says taxpayers workers, and students with will benefit more than ever by More Than 1,250 getting an early start in pre- part-time jobs, are among $19.95 Value paring them. persons who may be over- Illustrations looking valuable income by Here is a brief summary — 16 Full-Color Photographs to be explained in greater de- not filing tax returns, even if tail In this scries - of some they are not required to Durably Bound major changes In the 1975 tax The law exempts single per- law: sons with income below $2,350 —Taxpayers are entitled to and married persons with Joint an extra 130 credit for each income below $3,400 from hav- personal exemption claimed on ing to file a tax return. the tax return. This Is in addi- But for 1975 the government tion to the regular 1750 ex- has enacted an earned income emption for each dependent. credit that could result in bene- —Persona with earned in- fits of up to $400 for s low-in- come below $8,000 may qualify come worker with a dependent for a so-called earned income child. credit. The maximum credit of Although most students don't MOO would be paid to a hus- qualify for the income credit, band and wife with Joint earned many probably forego tax re- Income of $4,000. funds each year by failing to —Taxpayers who have con- die tax returns for part-time ALL YOURS FOR tributed to an Individual retire-. jobs where lax money has been ment savings program may be withheld from their pay. able to deduct up to 11,500 in The earned income credit is savings. equal to 10 per cent of a work- —Buyers of new homes dur- er's earned Income up to a ing 1175 may be eligible tor a maximum of $400 on incomes of tax credit equal to 5 per cent of (4,000. Above (4,000, the credit the purchase price of the home, is reduced by 10 per cent ot the up to a maximum of 12,000. amount by which total income —Both the minimum stand- exceeds $4,000. ard deductions and maximum The credit disappears entire- standard deductions have been ly when total income reaches increased. $8,000. A married couple with a child The maximum standard de- and with $3,000 in earned in- duction for 1975 Is It per cent come could be sacrificing a No basic cooking of income to s maximum >2,600 (300 check from the govern- (Plus regular for a joint return, 12,300 for a ment by failing to file a tax re- library should be subscription single return, and $1,300 for a turn, even though they aren't price) married person filing separate- required to. without this book. ly- To claim the credit, a worker The minimum deduction, also must have a dependent child Here in one comprehen called the low Income allow- and must file a joint tax re- sive volume, are more 1 ance, U fl,900 for married per- turn, if married, using the 1040 sons and $1,900 for singles. The short form if he or she wishes. than 4000 taste-tested re- effect of this allowance, which If the taxpayer owes a small is built into the tax tables, is to amqunt of tax, the IRS will cipes for the amateur, practi- reduce or eliminate the tax lia- first deduct that from the cred- cal, and professional chef. bility for many low-income per- it, before sending the balance to sons. the taxpayer. HERE'S HOW TO GET YOUR Because of the higher deduc- But it must be remembered Actual Size: 8-3/8"x10-7/8"x2-1/4" ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COOKING tions and other changes in the that the credit is only for earned income, not for such things as unemployment bene- Man sent to jail fits, retirement income, welfare benefits, interest or dividends. CALL on cocaine count One purpose of the earned In- FREEHOLD - Jessie Ed- come credit is to give low in- wards Ir, who in the pasl come persons an additional in- 542-4009 or 583-5210 owned and operated the for- centive to engage in at least ACT NOW! mer Jesse's Steak House in some work, even though they OR WRITE are receiving welfare benefits, Asbury Park, was sentenced for example. to eight to 10 years in slate Income from a Job at home prison Friday for possessing counts as earned income. r cocaine and possessing H with Single persons without de- The Daily Register Intent to distribute on Sept 12. pendents are excluded from the 1174, In Neptune. credit, however. The law re- One Register P+aza Edwards, of 14)1 Eighth quires that the worker maintain Ave , Neptune reputed to be a household that Is the princi- • Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Date. the biggest cocaine dealer in pal place of residence for him the county, was convicted of or her and also for a child un- I do hereby agree to subscribe, or extend my subscription, for a period the charges at the end ot a der age 19, or a student, who five dty trial. He was ac- qualifies as a dependent. of 52 weeks and thereafter until ordered discontinued, at the regular quitted of a third charge of But even before the earned weekly subscription rate. I will also pay an additional sum of 30 • 10 TheDWlyRegtaltr N J -TUESDAY JANUAHY 20.1976 Response to aerobic dancing steps up strict the coronary Mood ves- physical fitness experience. By Maryketk AUri publication of Dr Kenneth H they condlllon the heart and sels Cooper's book, "Aerobics " skeletal muscle system. II your aren't more thin 35 — Don't exercise vigorously That, and the subsequent II is believed thai instruc pounds overweight, physical until two hours after having "The New Aerobics" set forth tors must be models tor their filness could be jusl a hop. had a meal a system of exercise aimed at students, so accordingly thev skip, and jump away. — And don't consume extra increasing the body's supply calories just because you leel and use of oxygen-and thou- must be non-smokers, keep The name of the game is their weight at a "lean level." aerobic dancing And almost you've worked hard and de- sands took to jogging serve a treat and be in good or excellent anyone can "play" Mn. Cooper later wrote aerobic condition as mea- No special equipment is re- Aerobic dancing was in- Aerobics (or Women." which sured by the ll-minute quired Age doesn't matter troduced to this area in 1973 look into consideration their walk/run test However, the progr.m isn't . . and, for the next few different lung capacities and The 12-week series ol aerob- exactly as easy as ABC and years, the most frequent re- oxygen exchange rates. ic dancing classes currently it's best to consult a physician action to its mention was Mrs Sorensen became in- in session at the church has before beginning Dunng a 45- "What's that'" Lately, terested in aerobics when her Mrs Joan R Perkinson of )ylm«t« "Session, it is possible though, the technique devel- husband, an Air Force pilot, Colts Neck, as co-instructor to bum 300 to 500 calcines oped by Jacki Sorensen has was transferred to Puerto and Mrs l.ynn Harvey ol This loss has so much ap- been getting a lot of national Rico and she found that Dr publicity and it's no longer Rumson, as instructor in peal that response 10 an ae- Cooper's book had been training robic dancing demonstration the enigma it once was. adopted by the Air Force Mrs Myers notes that al- offered at Old First Church. Matter of fact, word ol ae- She took the suggested 12- though these classes are only Kings llwy, Middletown, was robic dancing has spread to minute running lest— and for women, aerobic dancing is overwhelming So many worn the point where the demon- scored "good" Until that fur everyone It is taught in en'showed up that extra stration here drew many time, though, her background some elementary schools and chairs had to be set up for more women than Mrs Myers had been In the field of danc- the routines may also be fol- use while some of the dos' was expecting They came ing She performed profes- lowed by men and don'ts" were outlined by because they wanted to lose sionally and was a choreogra- Mrs. Janice Myers. Middle- weight . . . get—or slay—in pher for lour years at the It is beneficial for partici- town, instructor shape for skiing and tennis University ol California at pants to attend at least two classes a week. "Coming once In the former ratefgory or Just see what the program Berkeley . so when she a week." Mrs Myers says. are: is all about thought about aerobics, her can sometimes be more — Wear loose-fitting cloth Mrs Myers, adult physical mind turned to dance harmful than not coming at INK and shoes with good arch education instructor at the Condlllon to Ike heart all " Between the aerobic support and heel cushioning Community YMCA. Red She wrote to Dr Cooper dancing here and the Illness — And attend classes at Bank, was among the "Y " in- with the suggestion that ae- structors who participated in programs at the "V," she least twice a week robic dancing would be vigor- an aerobic dancing clinic con- ous, simple, and fun She leaches 12 classes a week LEARNING aerobic dancing can be run particulary when it comes to movements bor- In the latter category are Register ducted there by Mrs Soren- learned concepts ol aerobics Mrs Perkinson also teaches rowed from belly dancing Women attending an introductory session at Old First Church — Don't consume alcohol creative exercise at the "V " staff photos sen three years ago with simple dance steps and Middletown. lollow along as techniques are demonstrated by instructors Mrs Joan Per- before participating in aerob- The story ol aerobic danc- came up with a variety ol Aerobic dancing, formerly Kinson, leu. ol Colls Neck and Mrs Janice Myers ol Middletown, ' ic dancing because it will con- ing began in 1S6H with the routines which are simple, taught there, was dis- yet challenging And. aside conlinuN alter Mrs Sorensen from offering an enjoyable incorporated her program and established ollices at 487 Park Ave , New York KndKllhrMldinti Aerobic sessions begin with five-minute warm-up dances New tricks in crockery cooking and end with cooldown dam- ,es to bring the heart rale back within Ihe normal range It's all done to mu- sic—and it's a standing rule that participants can'l sil By BARBARA (ilBBONS POTTED CHAMPAGNE CHICKEN down or lean against Ihe wall 2 pound cut up Irving chicken They may, however, rest by Crock cookery Is very convenient but .. . SLIM GOURMET 1/2 cup water walking or lilting their leel Differing from methods like baking or broiling, the crock "in- thud cup champagne (can be flat) while standing n place doesn't allow melted lat (and calories) to escape The fat re- 2 envelopes chicken bouillon Participants an to dance at mains trapped in the cooking liquid which is eventually I teaspoon pepper a level they can maintain lor served as a sauce. — Place the chicken pieces skin side up on a broiler tray I teaspoon basil 45 minutes which means Hoast chicken or one that's broiled is naturally less fat- or a sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil Brown under the I tablespoon minced fresh parsley they may walk, run. or jog II tening. broiler until the skin is golden-crisp and well-rendered ol lat 4 stalks celery, in 2-inch pieces one attends three classes a One more problem — particularly with chicken — is that Blot the chicken with paper toweling, and discard the melted H carrots, pared and cut in 2-inch pieces fat week. Mrs Myers says it is the low heat doesn't permit the chicken to brown The pale (or frozen, defrosted carrots) possible to remain physically color Is unappetizing to many people. Some slow-cooker reci- — Put the chicken in the pot and add remaining in- 1/4 cup cold water fit without engaging in any pes solve the "browning" problem by directing you to fry the gredients ex the thickener. Cover and cook on the slow setting I tablespoon arrowroot other exercise program chicken first In some fat But this only adds calories (190-200 degrees) for eight hours (or at 300 degrees lor lour 1 tablespoon flour If you're a calorie-watcher and a crockery cooker fan. hours ) * "One of the benefits.' she Follow directions given above Serves four. 259 calories each says, "is that it makes you you'll want to adapt those slow-cooker recipes by following — Remove the chicken pieces to a heated platter and feel so much better " A fnnge these Slim Gourmet techniques. keep warm With a bulb-type baster, skim lal from the sur- ALL DAY COQ At V1N face ol the liquid in the pot. (.. . adapted from "Family Circle's 301 Splendid Casseroles," benefit lor many women, she LUW-CAL METHOD FOR CROCKERY CHICKEN adds, Is that while participat - Choose low-cal broilers or fryers rather than roasting ' — Turn heat to high. Combine thickening Ingredients and 11.35). stir into liquid. Cook until sauce is gravy-thick Serve over 2 pounds cut-up frying chicken Ing In class, tltey can'l think or stewing chickens (less fat and calories) trim as much about anything else ... to fringe fat as possible. chicken 1 cup dry red wine 3 cups water they gel a respite from all 3 tablespoons brandy or 1 teaspoon brandy extract their minor day-to-day prob- 2 envelopes chicken bouillon < lems. 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley New roullnrs || March (or 2 teaspoons dried parsley) . The next series of classes is pinch ol powdered clove scheduled to begin In March 1 teaspoon thyme New routines will be featured 2 cloves minced garlic (or 1 teaspoon Instant garlic) and "rookies" and re 1 cup small white onions (Iresh. delrosted or canned) turnees" will be combined 1/2 pound sliced mushrooms ^ And, il you are now more 2 tablespoons arrowroot or cornsBrch than 35 pounds overweight 1 cup cold water there's hope: an aerobic Follow directions given above. Serves (our. 246 calories each dancing instructor can coun- sel you in diet planning and Calling all cake lovers Here's how to decalortzc your la- SHOWING correct posture help you work out a walking vorite recipe and choose wisely from packaged mixes Send a program which will enable stamped sell-addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gour- lor part ot an aerobic dancing routine is instructor Mrs Ja- you to enroll in a future ae- met Cake Recipes, in care ol this newspaper. Sparta. N J robic dancing class WS71 nice Myers of Middletown Rumson Reading Institute OPEN HOUSK — In the community relations de- tour. Lett to right, ore, Judith Buff, community re- partment at the Planned Parenthood of Monmouth lations director, and Planned Parenthood board .A Ranney school County's new building In Shrewsbury, plans ore members Helen Malone, Nancy Wright and Katie under way for the facility's Jan. 30 open house Reed. fooling Open house and tour Jan. 30 SPRING SESSION Feb. 9 - June 5 Let'arounds face it, when you make up your mind that it's. times tlaco lose ite. weightwhen yo, you umak don'e Ut Dwan vout rt omin foodl thaaroundt it's, at Planned Parenthood home you just want to lose it. READING-ENGLISH-STUDY SKILLS Because you want to look good and you want Saturday mornings, 9 AM to Noon. This course is ottered building was planned to accommodate the rapid growth of the SHREWSBURY - An open house will be held at Ihe to stay looking good. at all levels from 7th grade through college, with students Hanned Parenthood Center. 69 E. Newman Springs Road. agency. More than 3.000 new patients were added by PPMC in That's what Weight Watchers can help you do. grouped according to ability It helps students to read with Friday. Jan 30. from 5 to 9 p.m The open house and tour is 1975 alone, and a comparable increase is expected in the com- We've helped a lot of people lose a lot of speed and comprehension, to write grammatically and logi- being planned and presented by Mrs Walter lngram's com- ing years. pounds. More than 7 million people have joined in cally, to spell accurately, and to increase vocabulary This mittee ol volunteers and the board ol directors Since the new facility opened in mid November, the fami- the past 12 years. course is popular with serious students who want to im- This first permanent home for the agency was completed ly planning agency has seen a rise in clinic patients at the And we can help you, with a disciplined, time prove school grades and to prepare tor college boards or and occupied in late October 1975 Mrs Maxine Brown, acting Shrewsbury Center To answer the increasing demands lor tested weight loss program that will give you plenty other exams We have classes to meet the needs ot the executive director staled. "We are so proud of this new build- education programs, the centrally located Shrewsbury Center ol food to eat, foods that won't tempt you into fastest students ing and we are looking forward to sharing it with the public has ample space to hold group sessions and programs lor any "fooling around." Because we've lived through it and we understand. We arc anxious for all of our associates, colleagues, and sup-' community organization READING for children in grades 1-6 purlers to see what has finally been accomplished." And now something new has been added. The board of directors has planned, in the future, to add The Personal Action P/an-A series of modules Two 1M hour meetings a week alter school This course Invited guests to the open house will view the modern pro- sterilization procedures and infertility clinics to the services Weight Watchers developed to help solve your emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, paragraph com- lessional building, designed by Kenneth Mitchell.-Rumson ar- provided by the agency The new facility has the necessary eating problems. prehension, phrase reading The children meet in small chitect, and renovated by Charles 11 Hembling and Sons. The features to accommodate these additional programs and And we'll present the program with smart, groups according to reading ability procedures. tough, determined, understanding and helpful 'Justice and theJuvenile' The 41-year-old agency Is the only family planning organi- lecturers most experienced in the field. zation In Mdnmouth County, offering educational, medical, re- So when you're ready to stop fooling around MATHEMATICS is Ocean High's PTA topic call Weight Watchers. ferral, and counseling in all aspects of reproduction and hu- All levels of who will clarify the function man sexuality We don't fool around either. OCEAN — On Jan. 28 at 8 arithmetic p.m. the Township ol Ocean ol the Juvenile Court system FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CAU: and role ol the judge Junior High School PTA is (201) 364-5511 OR TOLL FRIE W0-242-5B66 presenting an open program A question and answer peri- Send for Bulletin on "Justice and the Juve- od will follow Parents are en- MAR-SAN MILLW0RK, INC. nile " couraged to hear experts dis- KITCHEN AND BATHROOM SPECIALISTS The speakers are Commu- /cuss situations which result in nity Service Director. John •children in trouble, their custom Neuleld who will discuss rights, and law enforcement Waght Rumson Reading •'Community-Juvenile Re- as it pertains to youth, and fi- KITCHENS • BATHROOMS sponsibility In Ihe Township nally what happens once the and BUILT-IN APPLIANCES of Ocean;" Juvenile Officer luvenile reaches court. Institute Detective Dick Measure, who 16Falrvlew Ave. Little Sliver Watchers Three to four bananas weigh- 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY will explain "Police Proce- ing one pound will yield about 842-1810 dures and Children's'Rights, ' 542-4777 one and one-third cups after off S/hvrlMt An. nut Branch An. and Judge Burton Fundler, they are peeled and mashed. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY JANUARY 20. 1976 The Daily Register 11 Adults affected by early sexism Dear Ann Landers: I'm a Dear Ann Landers: It's filled with my thoughts about (ioing lo a wedding? Giving 34-year-old mother o( four easy to fall in love, but how him I'm 15 now and he Mill one? Or standing up in one' children The Idler signed do you fall OUT of love' I'm treats me like a "pal " Please Even If you're already mar- "You Let Us Down In Riv- ANN LANDERS 14 years old, so please don't help me — Still In The ried Ann Landers' completely erside1' hit close to home I tell me I'm loo young to know Clouds » new "The Bride's Guide' will (eel the need to say some- females. Thanks for the living there and keep quiet. (No- what love is I am absolutely Dear still I wouldn't call answer questions about thing testimony. body's listening j Go to a nuts about this guy I dream this puppy love. I'd call u an today's weddings For a copy about Jimmy night and day obsession Talk to your guid- send a dollar bill, plus a long, I, too, was raised in a fami- Dear Ann Landers Please. counselor yourself and gel No matter what I'm doing, ance counselor at school be- self-addressed, stamped enve- ly where the girls were PLEASE, print this in the pa- some grounding on how to thoughts of him are at the fore you wig out completely lope (II cents postage) lo Ann watched tfke hawks We did per. Situation: One messed-up cope with the opposition At back of my mind. I would You need more help than I Landers. P.O Box 1400. Kl all the housework and had to 19 year-old daughter - least you'll have someone to rather have something tragic can give you. honey gin. III. MI20 honor a curfew. But the boys mouths off to her mother con- talk to happen to a member of my got away with murder They stantly, father upholds the family than lo him I know I never had to pick up after monster At II, daughter slept could live without then^but I themselves (we girls did It). outside in tent against moth- couldn't go on living without They came and went as they er's wishes — with father s 8' KITCHEN SPECIAL MEETING Jimmy pleased. I didn't understand II. blessing. Boyfriend slopped Includes • 8' wall & base real oak then and I don't understand it by one night and father The problem is he likes me caught them in the act MEMO raised panel cabinets • 30" tree stand- now. only as a friend It's just aw- «g gas or electric Roper range • Porce- Father and daughter Today my brothers are In ful being in love with some- lain sink • 2 speed hood • plastic lami- presently acting like new- one who isn't in love with nated mea counter top • faucet • Bas- their 30s and they still behave ART Al'CTIOM iyweds. Mother is treated as ket slramer • Stainless Steel rim e Free like teen-agers No sense of you. I'd give anything lo though she had lost her men- delivery responsibility — no concern MATAWAN - Middleman change things, but I can't tal faculties Whenever moth- for others. Naturally they are Chapter of the Organization You'll probably say this is er expresses an opinion on unhappy and their lives are for Rehabilitation Through Just puppy love and it will this kinky relationship she is '649. messed up. My sisters and I Training will sponsor an art pass, but you are wrong I told to "move elsewhere." have good marriages. We are auction featuring Art Guild will hold this letter for eight raising our children as Any suggestion on how to Galleries, Inc.. Saturday here months before mailing H — Vitll our bttutllul showroom or oil equals. Boys and girls alike straighten this mess out' — at Temple Beth Ahm. Lloyd In Love Forever Trying To Be Objective lio.ul The preview will be at KITCHEN BEAUTIFUL share the work, honor cur- Dear Ann: Here I am — Dear Trying: The biggest x p in and the auctioning BY KITCHEN MASTERS fews, do dishes, and house- eight months later and more loser in this troika will be will begin at 9 p.m. Among OCEAN PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER hold chores They know what in love with Jimmy than ever RT. 35 AND SUNSET AVE. WANAHAUA your 11-year-old daughter the works will be oils, lith- responsibility Is. To rear male I already have two notebooks iimn children as if they were privi- She is the victim of a loony ographs and etchings. Refresh- BICENTENNIAL SUPPORT - Michael A. Slovak, leged characters is a dirty father. Your family could cer- ments will be served left, president of Stelnbach, presents a check for trick. They pay (or it later — tainly use some counseling, but from your description, $500 In behalf of the stores, to Charles T. Lyle, di- Portland IM is mi '.Mini two out of three wouldn't go rector of Monmouth County Historical Associ- Dear Port: Parents who ation, to help toward the association's bicentennial My advice is to hang* in WEST DEAL - Transcen- storewide love their children prove it by protects. The limited edition Molly Pitcher Choir, dental Meditation will be dis- exercising discipline Children cussed by Mrs Susan Fisher In foreground. Is on loan to the association by want firm guidelines It Stelnbach for six weeks. It will be displayed In the Men's Night a graduate of Rutgers Univer- makes them feel secure sity and a student of Maha- January association's museum and library In Freehold. Males need them as much as nshi Mahesh Yogi, at a meet- at Holmdel ing of the Ocean Township lladassah Tuesday at K pm County historical association High School here in the YM-YWHA. Mrs Fisher teaches TM at the Stu HOLMDEL - Holmdel dents International Medita receives bicentennial boost High School . Par- lion Society and International ents/Teachers/Students Asso- FREEHOLD - Michael A Carter (181HB81). depicting Meditation Society in Asbury Asbury Park and Shore Mall ciation will have Men's Night Slovak, president of Stein- Mblly Pitcher being presented Park. Refreshments will be has a special display of the Jan 29. starting with a social bach, presented 1500 on be by General Nathaniel Greene served chair in its furniture depart hour at 7 p.m.. in Buck half of the store, to Charles to Generals Washington and ments, where the remaining Smith's Restaurant. East T. Lyle, director of the Mon- von Steuben at the Battle of chairs may be purchased Keansburg SORORITY PROGRAM mouth County Historical As- Monmouth (June 28. 1778). sociation, to further the asso- which hangs in the museum Mrs. F X Burke, Crest LONG BRANCH - Mrs ciation's special bicentennial building Art auction Road, ways and means chair- Charles L. Fisher Jr.. 539 Sec projects. man, is in charge of reserva- ond Ave.. will host a meeting The Molly Pitcher Chair, of benefits AFS tions. of Xi Alpha Sigma chapter. A limited edition Molly which there are only 100 edi- HOLMDEL - llolmdel l)r Gary Cuozzo, orthodont- Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday al H Pitcher Chair, designed ex- tions, has also been presented High School's American Kield ist and former professional pm in her home Guest clusively for Stelnbach by the by Stembach at the White Service Chapter will have a football quarterback, will be speakers will be Barbara famed Hitchcock Chair Com- EVERY BOLT of FABRIC House as a gift of the people cocktail party and art auction guest speaker. Turner. Oceanport. past pres- pany, Riverton, Conn., is on 4e of the United Stales and to Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. in Bamm Entertainment will be pro- ident of the board of directors loan to the association for the REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Gov Brendan T Byrne for Hollow Country Club. Middle- vided by the Barbershop of Planned Parenthood, and next six weeks. It will be dis SLIPCOVER & DRAPERY the citizens of New Jersey, town. Quartette of Christian Broth- Jane Green of its education played in its museum and li- Reg. lo where It Is housed at the Norbert Wallicsk. faculty ers Academy, Lincroft. under department. They will discuss H99 brary building In Freehold I COTTONS 9 00 State House in Trenton. adviser, may be contacted al the direction of Brother Pat- programs offered by the ser- I U Up The scene stenciled on the Steinbach in Manalapan. the school for reservations rick McNally vice. 100% POLYESTER crown top turtle back chair is Rtg. lo a reproduction of an original -199 BATISTE 3.50 oil painting by Dennis Malone I u. te 49 Psychiatrist ANTIQUE SATINS % 2 rj CASEMENTS R»g. lo O49 SUPER | 1000 to discuss a mmiLVf o REMNANTS R»g. lo Children 10.00 MrVlUQUIDATQRS Tale Out Only 75t RED BANK - Dr. Judy SALE [ .Kramer, a community psy- (ft CAFE & TIER chologist at the Children* BEDSPREADS Psychiatric Center-Commu- CURTAINS nity Mental Health Center. "WHEW WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PIENTY" Eatontown, will be the guest 1 BROAD ST. (ROUTE 35) SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-3133 FALL j TO 50% off 99 speaker at the Tower Hill Co- SHREWSBURY PLAZA e TWINS • MUM • WHS • BUM] 2Pr. operative Nursery School, MON. TUES. & SAT. 10 TO 6; WED.-THURS.-FR110-9 SOW I nttNTS VALUES TO 10.00 Harding Road, Monday, at 8 CLEARANCE: p.m. SLIPCOVER SAVE UP TO Dr. Kramer will present a • program "Communicating EARLY "76" SPRING ARRIVALS STILL IN PROGRESS J SPECIAL with Your Children." 1 SOFA The psychiatrist maintains \» TO M- — s Cue* 50 50% that good communication be- ON SALE WED. 10 A.M. 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TO $18.00 741-6080 ing, Locust, or Mrs. Peter ;.« m Kawnui uu MIAMI (AP) - The victorious Pittsburgh onds, and that led lo his decision la surrender the they didn't have lime to grind it out Knowing they "It was nip and tuck football all year." he Swann was named the game's Most Valuable Steelers headed home yesterday with a second ball on downs, instead of punting it away had to throw, we figured that we would lurn il said. "We had lo struggle It was pressure foot- Player, and Noll saluted the second-year pro from straight Super Bowl triumph as testimony for their Given an opportunity to make the decision a over at the spot and rely on our defense." ball." Southern California. claim as one of the National Football League's all- second time, would he still have turned the ball The gamble worked, with two last Indiana, with a pair of con- nationwide panel of sports points, Marquelte. 11-1. third ginia. And last week. Ihe 11-3 UCLA, 13-2, moved from vincing Big Ten victories, writers and broadcasters re- with 152 and Nevada-Las Deacons lost a pair lo Clem- eighth to sixth with victories maintained Its stranglehold sponded by naming the Hoo- Vegas, 18-0. fourth with Mb son and North Carolina, drop- over Stanford and California on the No. 1 spot and up and siers first on 62 of 63 ballots Wake Forest, which held ping all the way lo nth The defending national cham- down-again Wake Forest went cast Indiana, now 140 and the No. 5 spot last week, shot Moving into the fifth spot pion Bruins, after being sur- down again in The Associated only one of three undefeated into the poll three weeks ago was North Carolina, seventh prised by Oregon State the Press major college basket- teams in the Top 20. polled with stunning upsets of North last week. The 12-2 Tar Heels week before, regained enough ball poll released today 1,258 points Carolina and North Carolina got 592 points after Atlantic stature lo poll 576 points. Indiana whipped Michigan The next three spots re- State in the Big Four Classic, Coast Conference victories Rutgers, the third unde- State 69-57 and then clobbered mained the same. Maryland. only to lose stature Ihr follow- over Wake Forest 99 74 and feated team al 13-0. climbed Illinois 83-56 last week, and a 13-1, was second with 1.033 ing week with a loss to Vir- Duke 89-87 from 10th lo seventh by heal- ing Columbia 94-65 and Buck- immihiiiimilll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIUIIIU ••HI >t iiuiiiiiiait Ii4i nell 105-82. The Scarlet Knights got 541 points from pollsters. Eighth was Washington, Shore Baseball League which slipped from sixth lasl week after a 72-70 loss to Ore- gon State The Huskies. 141. got 516 points They were fol- lowed by St. John's. 13-1. with hunts for commissioner 505 points, and Tennessee. I'.'- Caught in a corner: 2 with 302. St. John's had The Jersey Shore Baseball League is in the market for a been 12th the week before* but beat Hawaii 74-71 in overtime czar — someone to serve as commissioner of the post-high and Villanova 57-53. Ten- school summer circuit for the 1976 season. Since Frank Por- nessee slipped on nolch from HERE WE 60 AGAIN — The Super Bowl ended the football season, so ter's days as the heart of the league, the job has been as- ninth after a tough ACC loss what's next? That's right-baseball. Dusty Baker (12) and Fred Repke (14) sumed by first Red Pierson and last year Bob Theimer who is to Vanderbill are bending over backward trying to get an early start for the Los Angeles moving from the area. CHUCK Dodgers. The workout was the first for Baker in an LA uniform after being Preferably, the job could be handled by a mature individ- •y Tht AIIMMM Pi«u traded from the Atlanta Braves. ual who understands the game. The task isn't difficult for the The Top Tartnty Itomi in Tn* Attoci TRIBLEHOR1S altd Prttt cotlto« baUtiboh poll *nh right person, but he must be a leader, an organizer lini-plocf volti in portnffWMl. woion The contact is Ed Moyes, 35 Park Ave., Eatontown, who Pomii battd on Mil 16 U O 10 f also is interested in hearing from any new teams. The league, Hearing's postponement •AM which operated with eight entries last summer, hopes to ex- Ind-ono (61) • HI iniiiiMiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniHiiinuiiiiiiiMMinimiiMimiiiHiii Marylond pand lo 10 or 12 this year. Marquttt* Girls M the go game with pen pals Marion and Charlie Paris of Red Bank Ntv Lo» Vtgo* ID North Corolino IM has the Giants up in air Look for the N.J. State Interscholastic Athletic Associ- Mr. Paris writes: UCLA Ul ation to keep up with the increasing interest in the girls' "This is in response to your reply about Marion Paris' RutQtrt Washington SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - championship basketball tournament in March. The tourney, timely comments, with respect to Woody Hayes, Ohio State's SI John i It gave Robert Short, for- lional League's schedule for Tvnnctttt Ill The prospective club owners mer Texas Rangers owner, an all-encompassing event won by Asbury Park last year, al- varsity football chieftain. N. Carolina Sloit Ihe coming baseball season 111 In Toronto and all San Fran- and others Interested in buy- ready has been improved by a group breakdown, similar to "You indicated, in so many words, that a successul grid- remains a tentative one. un- i Oregon State cisco Giants ballplayers had ing the team and keeping il the boys' tournament. iron mentor is only as good as the recruiting process enables Woke Forest less owners decide behind the Notre Dome t) Iwo more weeks of uneasiness here more lime to come up A strong possibility exists that a group title game for the him to be. I happen to disagree, and I'll tell you why. scenes what will be done with Cincinnati 111 ahead of them after yes- with the cash to match the distaffers will be staged at Brookdale Community College in "I have seen any number of scholastic hot shots from the Michigan. II 1 the Giants franchise. The Missouri terdays postponement of a Toronto offer. conjunction with the seven boys' battles for the crown And Shore area fail dismally on campuses of higher learning. Gen- It WeslTe 1 gc bedrooms. If living room with 39 Cemetery Lots 228Holmdel tploce Dining room, science ki* ' SHORELANO MEMORIAL GAR , 77 family room, one lull bath RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DENS - Hailet Veterans Memoftoi o holt luNury baths Wall to AwBMMIMT FOR arpetlng, In-ground pool baserr piol Three plot giove 1*000 HJ eWJ PROFESSIONAL SIRVICiS polio Preiliglousorea SHORELAND ML MORIAL OAR WHEREAS, there eiiin a need for MELMEDREALTr 471 MM DENS —Hotlet Plot, two gravel Re- legal services, ond surrection section. UM Charge* paid WHEREAS, funds ore available for 236 Middietown 747403* ttiit purpose, and MONMOUTH BEACH WHEREAS. Ihe Local Public Con NQTlCI tracts Low IN J.SA 40A II I et seqi Notice is hereby given that on Ja- WATERFRONT 140 Real Estate Wanted requires Ihoi Ihe resolution author nuary 11, 1*74. the Middietown Town thip Committee voted to oppreve ihe 174.100 HOMES WANTEO Uing the aword ol controctt tor protes ewer center hail Colonial in the wo We buy homes tor cash sionol services wihout competitive Use Vorionce tor Nichoios Spmo. Cote •rtront community ol Shrewsbury KIRWAN CO . Realtor. 14] 4J4O bids must be publicly advertised No ISI4 arbor Estates A very bright ond NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RE pouout home with lorge living room (. tbTINGS OF BtTTER HOMtb I SOLVEO by the Boord ol Heotthof the ormol dming room, beautiful kUChen Kfansburo Middietown Hoiiet Hoim Township ol Holmdel as follows y with dming oreo Unusually wen del THTSMOLKO AGENCV 71 1| The Choirmon ond Secretory ot NOTICI tanned lornily room with fireplace ihe Board of Health ot the Townvhip ot Notice is herebeyy given that I om m •or bedroom*. 7 i baths Reoiiy on WE HAVE BUYERS Holmdel are hereby author ued ond di receipt oll on opplicalioopp n lor a waiver For business, commericol- industn reeled to execute an agreement with of Site PPlal n approvapproval in MdMiddietooMd n and investment properties Call loot JAMES* KENNEDY, E&Q . for legal Township tor CCarvel l DaD n FFrei e ff - Parkway 117 Agency. 73*4)17 service* Ihe purpose of oddtrtg an to on returtt HICKEY AGENCY 1) This contrott is awarded without uti the existing structure Prremisee s io Realtor competitive bidding os a professional coted al MS Hwy No 11. Middieioon 1 Beach Rd MO _ service under the provisions ot the to Block 17. Lot 41, 1m Map at M*4ie Coll 777 4M7anyllme cai Public Controctt Law because the town Township per ion hereby oppointed is omemtwr Public hearing on soid application has of the legal protession. a recognned h#en set before tie Townships Plan profession licensed and regulated by nlng Board tor I 00 P M in Town law, ond It Is not possible to obtain oom, 17' living rooom. formoi dining Moll Kings Highway. Mtddletown on competitive bids oom. science Midhen. 100 lot Low 151 Biycles — Monday, Februory J, 1974. at which loiei BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that lime ail concerned cilliens shall be MELMED REALTY Mini Bikes O copy ol this resolution shot I be put) heard nihed in the Dolly Register as re HILDA COLLISON HILL RANCH - Corner lol with MINI BIKE quired by low within 10 days ol its pas mony trees Living room, dining room New motor, eitra parts tlOO IBM, Township Clerk eat in kitchen Three bedrooms, three Call otter lp m 4,71-0411 CERTIFICATION Jon » t»» leploce Loroe oo I, C WHIiom MtFariond. Secretory of the Boord ol Health ol the Township )verslie gorage: J6»?7 Centrolly oir 152 Boats And of Holmdel, hereby certify that the 240 Rumson andllioned Wall to-waH carpeting foregoing is a true copy ot a resolution ANNUAL MOTICB Of MRtTIIHJS Accessories duly passed by the Boord oi Health of Mony extras Minutes to Parkway Totae Notice thai the Rumson Zoning 77,vio 4II-17IS. the Township ol Holmdel oi a meeting Board ol Ad|ustment will hold its regu held on January 1], 1974 ONE YEAR OLD - Four bedroom BOSTN WHALER - Glattron. Ouro lar public monthly meetings during Ihe in witness whereof. I have hereunto Little Silver Colonial, garoge. base noutic. Stringer. Cruise Croft, Johnson year 1*7* tor the transociTpn at public set my hand this 11 day of Januory mem Wolk lo trains 1*1*0 KiR ogtboards. OMC , MerCrulser. Easy butinesv mUudmg (he. ta_t inigg ot toor WAN CO . Realtor. 14? 4JV0 Loader ond Tee-Nee Trailers im on her eon on the third C WILLIAM McFARLANO Wednesday otVoch and ever y month o> Secretory BIS P M Of MefnorMl Berouoh Holl RED BANK - llv.ago llhe price is LEFTOVER 1975 jgn.A 1110 negoiioble os the owner* hove oirtodv «l I They have left itm trve* bed SALE ON NOW! f BW f ' M •• •«,« I»I^ IS'ms fini ""*• •—. - — v ri'bwth home MI immac\«ioie 232 Long Branch meelingt lo continue in efteel until move-In condition Vard is fenced ond BOATS. ENGINES. TRAILERS thanped by further oction ond notice here iso par oge Don i rwvio'r 'o COM according (o low ond inspect this property REDDEN Winterizing Storage January It, 1*7* AGENCY. 741-flOB _ that o J GARY SAMMON 17, if 7*, ot I 00 P M oi Ihe RESERVATIONS NOW Clerk ef the Zoning Council Chambers, 344 Broadway Boord ol Adiustmenl RUMSON AREA - Send >•' Homes Long Branch, New Jersey, the City BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS For Living brochure, pits, dettrip Council ot the City ot Long BronCh will ions, prices on ovoiiooic homes AP hold a public sale ot the (allowing real PLEBROOK REALTORS. Ill Ave ANNUAL NOTICI OP MHTIN6S properly not needed for public use Take Notice that the Rumson Plan >vo Rivers. Rumson, 147 7*00 FLAGSHIP owned by the City of Long Bronch and ung Board will hold Us reguior pub_ii< RUMSON COLONIAL COTTAGE^- being known and designated at Block or sale by owner Three bedrooms. Municipal Marine Basin 460, Lots I ond 1. Block 417. Lot 4, ond den, two baths, one-cor detached go Atlantic Highlands Hi iui Block 4SI. Lot 3 on Ihe To* Mop of the including Ihe taking of formal action oge Conveniently located lor thop C ily of Long Branch thereon the third Tuesday of eoch and ing ond schools Completely redeco DINGHY - Sport Yak It with oors. This tale sho" be tubied to the loi every month Ot I: IS P M ot Memorial rub roil. seat. etc. IM Evtmuoelnp ated 439.WO «47 1*0* 141 117| alter i lowing conditions Borough Hail. East River Rood. Rum IVocht Twin), long shoft outboard, CONDITIONS OF SALE son. New Jersey, the said time ond ISO 741 4715. I. The sale of Ihe property snail be lo place for said meetings to continue m F L. VINO DUTCHMAN JR f- i me highest bidder, but tubieci to the ellect until changed by further oction RUMSON-OLDFARM VILLAGE MrglQj, new soils, U00 minimum price of HM.000 00 at whtcn and notice according to low. f N Cherry Lone Coll 747 *IW he property may be said, sublet i to Jonuory I*, 1*7* S yeor old two story Colonial Ele ondiliont set forth below J GARY SAMMON ncol syiiem, central air condition^ 1, The City reserves the right to re Secretary. Planning Boord ool. oil burner, water heater and MERCURY OUTBOARD* ct any ond all bids, whether below Jon 70 14 41 ombinaiion windows all new wifhn Winter Storoge Sales and Service t or above the minimum price past three years Flrtt lioor dim™ PAUELS BOATS. I Washington St . 3 The highest bidder oi the time oi oom, living room, kitchen, loundry Rumson Ml 11*4 it sale shall submit a performance uaronlee In cash or check in the NOTICI TO oom. bedroom, bath with shower and MILITARY SERVICE VOTMft inclosed porch Second Moor three mount ol one tenth ot his bid ot ihe SURF SAILING ANDTOTHCIt orac bedrooms and one bath. Full dry me of the tale on January 17, If7* 1001 Rlchmand Ave. PI Pteatom Beaa RILATIVIt AND FRIENDS cellar Asking 1*7.M0. by owner Col his guarantee shati be lorteited >1 the (Rl IS So) Wi 1301 remoter docs not close title If you ore In the mill lor y service or the 741 1139 By appointment oni* soouse or dependent of a person in mil 31 H P EVINRUDE - Outboard E> i The purchase price snail be paid cash or certified check at the time ilory service or are o patient in a vet RUM&ON - REDUCED IS7.S00 to ceileni condition tla9 I closing Idle trans hospital or a civlllon aitoched 149.W0 Estate sale Four bedroor Coll 74 7 9IH to or serving with the Armed Forces ol anch Two-tone hot water heat KKct i Closing ot title shall take place the United States without the Slate ol ;n and family room combinotior within tUty |*0) days from the dote ot i Jersey, or the spouse or depend PAUL P. BOVA, REALTOR, A7I VU* 153 Camping ie adoption of the Irnal approval of of and oc company ing or residing old sole, and shall take place ot the with o civilian attached To or serving Equipment fticeof the City Attorney with the Armed Forces of *ne United STERLING THOMPSON AiSOC 7.7 UMBRELLA TENT - Used once. A Soid sole tholi be subiect toon or Stales, ond desire to vole, or il you ore REALTOR extras U0. manret of the City Ol Long Branch a relative or friend ol any such person 140 H wy IS Middietown 747 SM0 Call evening*. *7I l*7l uch covenants, conditions, eose who, you believe, will desire to vote in TINTON FALLS - New Colonial I lents. ond restrictions, il ony and the annual school election Mo be held Ofcros Rd . corner Hope Rd U1J0C uch stale ot fods os on accurate tur on Morch 1, 1976, kindly write to the Century Blag Co S3I4S0I 154 Recreational ey ot Ihe premises might disclose it undersigned ot once making apph rtoii also be tubiect to all terms and cation tor o military service ballot to TWO HOUSES - For son which hove Vehicles ondttiont of o len yeor lease agree be voted m salO election to be far to be moved Irom present location sni between Ihe City of Long Branch 1970 IS LEE LINER FAN TRAVEL warded to you. stoling your name, oge Shrewsbury Coll W E Houomon id Electronics Associates doted TRAILER - Sleep* Si*, self conloined serial number it you ore in military R Ruskln, 741 1700. between 9am April, 1*5*. which terms were renewed bath. kitchen facilities Cheop Con service, home address ond Ihe oddresi ond 4 p m r ten years in IH* ony evening alter s. H4-B17I i at which you are stationed or con be found, or if you desire the military ser UNION BEACH - tl4.tM VETE 7 Conveyance shall be mode by the vice ballot for a relative or friend, ANS NO DOWN PAYMENT utual lorm ol Bargain ond tole Deed then make on application under oath NEEDED OWNER WILL ASSIST 156 Swimming Pools •urchaser shall poy any and an itgoi lor a military service ballot to be lor WITH CLOSING FEES Two-bed MI offending the preparation ond AW,SHUX,OLIIE-- I'D AST BESSIE MAE TO ME AN'MV MAN SIT HITCHED, IOWEEZV, BUT 1 Crossword puzzle I'M PORE AS A CHURCH SNUFFY STARTED MOUSE OUT ON A ACROSS 31 - in a mil 56 Temporary 27 Famous SHOESTRIN6 1 Marquis de - lion bed archer Movestowty S Earth 32 Heraldic 57 Dakota 9 Signal term people 2•9 Bum sounds 33 Sp. hero 59 Cogitate 30 - comic 14 Artifice 37 Israeli 63 Happened 31 Kindo^ IB Therefore port 65 Considerate meal 16 Piano's 39 Pierces 67 Rectory's 34 Corral's cousin with tusks kin kin 17 Moved ma 42 Theater 68 Ambitious 36 Op sinuous seat one prince manner 43 Topic for 69 1 agree 36 Tunisian 19 WilkH- discussion 70 Exclama ruler 20 Duce 46 Preposition tions 38 Moslem 21 Beautiful 47 Bailor 71 Droops prince doll 72 Gauzy 41) Inner: 23 Gr letter 48 Working material comb form 24 Lab hotei properly 41 Corks NO, BUT SUBS 26 Mottled 52 Racecourse DOWN 44 Menu se PROPPING HINTS 28 Presents a official 1 Synagogue lections AGAIN / neat ap- 66 English 2 Top-notch Hunts* in pearance painter 3 Art style llie heaven:, 4 Discharges 49 Goodness' Y 1b d sr if JY u/ a 1 5 Erudition 50 Mountain L 6 Table scrap nymphs « F » TA B pj "1 n"I'll 7 Ogygian 61 Of molars » • l ' 1 IOILIDIO A|PI|O|I|| 8 Chic Knave U Pentateuch Jl'l II nnan 9 TV name n53 aaa 10 Significant 64 In harmony 111 H •B 1H « • i.i f H11 date 58 Wl 1 ii i H A 1 VIA11 r u i '• 11 Large bird taught p i N I E[R|| mm OOSHTA INVENT A emu wnH A LIFETIME GUARANTEE •, i 1 0 i 12 E» -Ifrom 60 Coin I I I) | H 0 5 | i (I r 11 one side 61 Uniform » A I. 1 1 Tltll onlyl City north nn | 6 0 1 ! 13 Name in of Lake THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane \ 0 1 • [) n1 1 Golf Tahoe U t nA s 1 1 N [i B 0 18 Oblivion 64 Compass I A 1 1 i ( H N i it II I1 A j)J _0_ *nS10 ] l1 22 Health direction Wary Worth 1 _ i _ IK BSBl resort 66 Young IT PIP WEU. IN OUT- IN FACT, CRAW HJWP \ 25 Able: So. sheep CF1OWN TRYOUTS HAS MAP THE SoJ!«T-/Ma? \ -r 11 I SPOKE OntWJ&HGO AHP WE HOPE TO MI6HT PtAY T* MAlE Lu, >' J 1 u SETA BRQ4PWAY HOUR HU9BW47S WORK. "iT" M AFOUL PROPUCTION MOOD. MS KYRIL' t -TIC ARUNE HAD LOST APtK£ FT" 120 OF MY LUG6A6E f11 R J vr ItUiiidir 1 I WAS TWMKING OF ^ ! f'oONT REMEMBER J A VERY FUNNV JOKE BUT I KNOW IT ^ | ,1 \ 1 ! ( VOU S'SGoNG ) MAVIS TOLD ME <—- MADE ME GiSGuE ; i •V- ABOUT? _V 1P ! ___ "I have the queen. The one I need is her hut- 73 TT , LJ bdband." " jii Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY. Jan. 20 - Bom finances are concerned, for you good part of the working day. by evening. today, you have an excellent know how to budget and. what is Take time off at evening and VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept 22) - memory and have a genuine more inportant, are of such self- relax with friends Tne complexities of your tasks talent for planning and discipline that is is relatively ARIES (March 21-April 19) - brings relief in the way of under- The Wizard of Id organizaton. You have an un- easy for you 10 stay within you Take care that a fondness for standing, canny knack for taking advan- budget you set for yourself. You display does not cause you to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - tage of other people's moods - are. however, a generous person behave in bad taste Take time Sustain your own good spirits I'D use T them together as a single force CANCER (June 21-July W- direct his personal opinion of and persuade them into support * * * Make an effort to impress high- ^ Work {lmari improving the Andy Capp of you and your work, whatever Wednesday. Jan. 21 er-ups with your quickness of jgH-. il may be. You are especially AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) W5NTWMMITMAT- gifted in the field of public - So long as you think along S^SeMir^- , CAPR.CORN (Dec; 22-Jan 19) Another s slror llW OUTATNKJHT speaking and could well make a constructive'lines, you cannot LEO (July 23-Aug 221 - The " R «&<*<** ma YOU KNOW I'M OOIN'10 successful career of lecturing. harm another through exercis- quality of extroversion may be > <*<** you to act in a way I'LL TRY A5AIN You have an understanding ing your critical faculty. somewhat overdone in you this decidedly out of keeping with IN TWO OR for money matters. Seldom are PISCES (Feb. 1»-March 20) - morning. Try to settle down present goals. Make up your own ONiyrwo HOUJK THRU WEEKS' IN THE «t«IT TIME you found to be in the red where Financial matters may take up a before afternoon -• and certainly mind. THAT •AVINT Sheinwold's bridge advice by Alfred SheinwoW The point is that East may heart, and the next player If you're going to throv a cover with the jack of spades. passes. You hold: *QJ95 North dealer fish hook away, put it on u He might well do so with 7Q873 OK 102 *>94. What do North-South vulnerable line and throw it into the Q-J-9-5orwithK-J-9-5. you say'.' NORTH water. You may catch a fisu. FOOLISH PLAY 41043 You plan to take the top Let's suppose that East ANSWER: Bid two hearts. The Phantom hearts, ruff a heart in dummy, foolishly plays the jack of Raise partner's suit first to OA873 ' draw one trump with the ace spades at the second trick. show I hat you have a poor • AQ62 and then lead a low trump. If You win with the ace of hand with trump support. If WEST EAST the trumps break normally, spades, dropping West's king. WE HIP THE STONE, he can then try for.game you *>K *>QJ95 WITCH/MAN. MUST (SET you will lose only two trumps Don't snicker. Look sym ... his invitation. If J if trumps Partner opens with one Calif. 900531 248 Monmouth County 246 Monmouth County 248 Monmouth County 248 Monmouth County HE PROBABW HAS ROCK LITTLE FELLOk).. / THE VAP0K5 ' MOTICI TO ••oof «i hat IT th» WAMf il wcccniui HKtlon tor irolning. including op Commlsiloners ol the County ol Mon THE VAPORS [ Ml PROBABLY et i% hff^taf Biv#ft Inof MOI VQ woi a turn bond win bf tiitd for prtntlctshlp The contractor mouth M racahaJ Cr IM Saora (H «tc Ih* iwrformanc* ol ll}« con ogriti to pott In conspicuout VICTOR £ CROSSINGER, Cho.rmon \m rraanon CemmHUanm iH »• COI«IIT Irocf AHO ctrttntd cttKh. OR piocts, ovollobl* lo *mpioy*f. •oordof Recreation Commntionfri OMMonmavth. N»w Jcriffv. in IA« cothltr't ch«k 01 bid boM) and appllconri for employment, Jomes J. Truncer, Secretory Oireclor raMlrtg room ol M Mod J Uterto nolle** to b« provided by the con Board Ot Recreation Commiivioneri up* Cammbilanfrft. Thamatan Cow- Board of Rtatattwi Comm(»- trading officer setting forlh me Jan ,)Q Mj» iy>ort. iun> Sprlw Hood. Lin ilontfl In an amount not itu provlSront ot this nondiurimino emit. No* Jorioy. urHII J:*»a.m . ft thon t«n l IBM p*rc*nl ol Hw lion clows*. 250 Other PuWc Notices Minna nmo. Man»*». FotrgonrBj» omaunt bid. but nol to cicotd b Tne contractor or iwbconlroctor. Iwtnty thousand dollars •KIM puHldr •*«»•< ana 'ood lo. where applicobie •'". '" an tottc NOTICE TO ALL 1170.000) llolloni or oaverliiemenu lor INTEREST! D TAXPAVIM irw following: and dtllvtftd at the ptoc* ond b*tort emptaytes ptoced by or on btnail FOR FIRE DISTRICT NO. I •I; On. Ml Dm Wtii and Accoi fit hour abowt namta. ol th« controctor. itoie that all There will bt o Public Hearing on Friday. January 33. 1f7* at 1:00 PM CMIr'ocI OKlinomi. IKIiidlnf l» Tht iwcctislul bltftftn will b« tt qualified aaplicanli will receive qulffd to lumlil. a wrtty bond m m« ihorp lo dlscutl tne prcxpoted Swdort ilracllon lo »KldK«, lid Flira and eonilderoflon for tmpiaymenl for Fire District No I, ol the Lloyd i onwl.H tUn ond wtclllcMWm am full amount of ttw contract, al o com wlthoul regard lo og*. race. fid Fire House on 4« Church SI . \ i-i M o>o Television Today iiilltMllllliiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliMlliiiiiMitiiiiiuiiiiininiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiii - Nehi w vYor kI. Channeli"»i i_s. — 2n , 4A , 5e , 7i , 9t\ , 11ii , to1 3 w EVENING •THAT QIRL OBHAPPY DAYS QJBASKETBALL home from China in 1933 3 25 ELATE SHOW II • PLAY BRIDGE WITH Two Angry Men" Fonzle Philadelphia 76'ers vs. and is thrust into the "Escape From East 6:00 THE EXPERTS lues when his pigeon Milwaukee Bucks forefront ol Ihe search tor Berlin." (1962) Don ISTAR TREK coop crashes through the 9:30 ••ONE DAY AT A a notorious gang ot bank Murray, Christine mm TIME • Cunningham roof . and robbers and killers. (R) Kaufmann BIIITI TAKES AA THIEF ISELF! , INCORPORATED "The Scorpio Drop" 7:30 fiNEW TREASURE HUNT Howard refuses to pay for • NETS CLOSEUP OOTONIOHTSHOW 3:36 SLATE LATE SHOW the damage. Guest: Jonathan Winters • STAR TREK I !BLACK EDITION • FARE YOU WELL OLD "I SalledTo Tahiti With An Captain Kirk gots on a JWILD KINGDOM QMILLION DOLLAR HOUSE OMOVIE All - Girl Crew" (1968) MOVIE 9:35 QNETS BASKETBALL "The Snake Pit" (1948) Gardner McKay, Diane surve5U y of a snmlngly I"El Tlgre" tranquiIra l planet. • ADAM • 12 "The Counterfeit Traitor" 10:00 ••OYPSY IN MY SOUL Olivia de Havlland, Mark McBaln. TODAY IN DELAWARE "The Eyawltntss" (1962) William Holden, Gypsy In My Soul starring Stevens. The horrors of a The largest and loudest musi- •CARRA1C0LEN0AS • HOLLYWOOD Lllll Palmer. An American Shlrle/ Mac Lain* with mental Institution are SET SMART SQUARES with business Interests In Lucille Ball as guest star, recalled by a woman who cal instrument ever constructed 7:10 eri 9:JO PARTRIDGE FAMILY MATCH GAME PM Europe Is blackmailed by In a joyful musical, lived through them. is the Auditorium Organ in At- MAI. SA1. - SUN. 1 »J SESAME STREET mIOON ADAMS SCREEN British Intelligence to spy comedlc and dramatic QBTUES MYSTERY OF lantic Oty, N.J. • THE BRADY BUNCH 1ST on the Nazla. special celebrating the WEEK TES theatrical chorus. 8 30 • •CBS EVENING • WORLD OF JOHN |THE EIGHT O'CLOCK "Im The Girl He Wants to Of)JOE FORRESTER HAMMOND |PT. II] SOVIE Kill" Julie Sommars. An i •Bus Station" Joe "Twelve Angry Men" American woman In NBC NIGHTLY NEWS • MACNEIL REPORT (1957) Henry Fonda , Lee Forrester hss his hands London is the only person PARTRIDGE FAMILY • LOVE AMERICAN J Cobb. An open minded full when a team ol who can Identity a 8mny At the Mob" STYLE YOQA AND YOU luror tries to convince the robbers and a naive psychopathic killer. (R) QJNHL ALLSTAR OAME THE ELECTRIC CO. eleven others that their runaway teenager show up QSHOWCASE 9 Campbell Conlerence vs. Evenings at 7 I ") FAMILY AFFAIR hasty conviction ol a boy on his beat. (R) "A Kiss Before Dying " Walts Conlerence on trial for the murder of NEWS TONITE BILL COSBY ROOM 222 (1956) Robert Wagner, SHOW 1IMIS • WOMAN'S his lather should be ADAM 12 _MARCUS WELBY, Jeffrey Hunter. A young "UTS DO IT AGAIN" 111 3 lOCATION! CONFERENCE reconsidered. college student ruthlessly MONSTER CONCERT N J. HEWS REPORT D STARTS WEDNESDAY iVl 7:10 t t:N 7:00 • NOVA , murders his pregnant CBS EVENING NEWS LEHIOH VALLEY MISS, "Prisoner of the Island MM. IM SUN "Meditation and the Mind" girlfriend and then tries to ROBERT REDFORD WILD, WILD WORLD IMRS:. MS. Cell" (Pan I) Despite the BARBRA STREISAND F ANIMALS OOF LANDS • SEAS overwhelming physical marry her wealthy sister int. 1:00 ••OOOD TIMES Tost In the Everglades' QBURNS AND ALLEN • NBC NIGHTLY NEWS • MEETING HOUSE evidence complied by the THE WAY m WIRE" The Adventures of the ANDV GRIFFITH ©PUBLIC AFFAIRS police, Dr. Welby believes • MACNEIL REPORT "Hive Public Employees, ©WILD WILD WEST f,6 Rumor" the Right To Strike?" Dr. Paul Moran Is • ONE STEP BEYOND QSPEC'L OF WEEK innocent ol rape charges • TO TELL THE TRUTH - OMOVIN' ON QMACNEIL REPORT "A Day Without Sunshine" brough against him and • ABC EVENING NEWS •The Big Switch" When QJTHE 11:30 MOVIE becomes embroiled In the •IRONSIDE their friend Sam, a radio- SM OB3BIC MINUTES "A Dispatch From controversy when the "Class ol '40" TV dealer, Is swindled by 8:30 BaPON [PREMIERE] Reuters" (1940) Edward G. young doctor's career Is • NEWS Edwards. 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These schedules are pro MIDDLITOWN ONINE O'CLOCK MOVIE TOWN EAIT- Lady JANUARY 22 vided by the theater and the Thm Don oltht Condor 7 10, t M The first general meeting of Ihe Bayshore Christian times are lor today only. TOWN WBIT— "A couple of shining MDeAW Wlldtrrwu Family 7 M. t X ocnn hours. Matthau and School P.T.F. will be held in Ihe While House at X p.m on Movies m— NAII.IT •UTTHE ovies m PLAZA- Burns give the performan Thur.s,. Jan. tZ. L01 V.goV. g i LLodv t X. 1 IS MOVIIIIV Orlnly Adomi 7:00. f.00 YOU ItllBHT U OVIIIIV- CINIMAI- ol their lives. •**'-;*" The Woman's Club ol Little Silver E.M.D. Card Par- GtGrtiilyl AAdamd i ; m. * 00 SMKfWHUHY Pelhom 7 00 Killet Ehlf I W CAHROll ty-Fashion Show at the Club House on Church Street at x CINIM* I- CINEMA II- 0«lr N Thrn Doyi ol im Condor l:ti, 10 00 Roottcr Cogbwf n 7:10; t 10 p.m. Tickets available at door MATAWAN "Matthau at the top ""SVSVuill O CINIMAM- YOUNG GRADUATES" t»IO«IOWH DogOov Atttfnoon MS. 9-X of his form. 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