Has politics killed Marlboro coalition? the post By t ORSON ELLIS The clash may mark the end of a year-long political alliance between Mr Klau Councilman Hyman Grossman "I donl understand. Mr Klau said The resolution had my name on it as of last Monday's meeting " MARLBORO - Township Council President John F and Mr Croddick Mr Vuola acknowledged that Hit- resolution had mi Croddick turned his back on his political allies last night Mr Klau and Mr (irossman were elecled In Ihe council ginally been drawn In appoint Mr Klau. but that the council during a stormy council meeting, possibly marking the end in November. 1977, running on the Marlboro cuahlion ~-l.it> had decided lasl year to uilali1 the position on a vcafl) of the §o called Marlboro Coalition while Mr Croddick won his bid for a council seal as a tiasis Mr Croddick voted against the reappomtmenl uf fellow regular regular Democrat "I believe we should follow those procedure!, he said coalition member Howard Klau to the Planning Board, But when the council organized last January. Mi When asked if he had mrmntioned the rotatiim to Mr throwing his deciding vote to Councilman Richard Vuola Croddick threw local politics into a turmoil by allying Klau before lasl night's meeting Mi Vuola said that he lor the position * himself with Mr Klau and Mr Grossman ' hadn't Mr Croddick apparently worked out the twitch follow The past year has been marked by repealed clashes nn . Mr Croddick said that he didn't discuss Ihe matter with Ing the a special meeting last week at which Mr Klaus council involving local matters between Ihe new coalition Mr Klau before lasi nighi s meeting because 1 didn t (eel allies rejected Mr Croddick's choice for Zoning Board of and Mr Vuola'swin&uf thu Dcmoiralu party Adjustment Chairman, Homer Me Call Mr Klau said thai .is By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN said the association was carefully to oui suggest ions have coal Ihe cilj 1337.000 in ili'iii-asi the school tax rate 12011.0MI in surplus was "ap- LONG BRANCH - The pleased that In I'latl had in The neccesuly to exceed aid for transportation special (Ot the this year by about sev propriated to offset tax in- proposed 112 1 million Ifft-N formed them of pending cuts the state-mandated budget and compensatory education en cents per JUKI assessed v al creases school budget, which gnuld before the budget was in cap, which limited the amount programs and nihei areas, nation with what many people "For the past M-Varal raise the total school tax rate troduced nn Monday but dta the new budget COUld be 111 and the loss of the anticipated call an "election year' budget years the board has been us hy 2M cents JH'I SKMI BSSesaed lurtH'd at Ihe possibility that creased over Ihe present one aid has In In- made up through — one which generally satis ing its surplus, but now the valuation, would elllHIIiale l» anyone might ln>e Itielt jnii lo a |itlle iivt'l HVe pel 11 nl local lax dallan III I'i'ii • lies Ihe uotars by i ulling their well ii dry. l)r 1'iatt said full-time and Dtie part I nin "The association is study and the projected Increase in plained taxes We just don't have any more teaching positions in the city mg the budget and preparing a the school lax rate cam? BOOUI About 1629.000 in surplus ll.didn't satisfy the voters money " .1 Ilinil -,> sil'lll list of recnmniendalion- of oth not because of any new major funds were appropriated into quite enough however — lasl The proposed I979-H0 "Those positions are mil 11 areas rather than leai hlng expenditures, but because "I the 197K7U school budget lo February, the school budget budget allows for only 149.000 Can Cookie Jarvis, planned, for undei local fund positions where culs can be the loss n( both -in plus funds lessen the amount o| (none) was voted down and then cut surplus as a cushion for un ing for next U-.II l)r Cum made Mr Itolhinan said and state aid which had to be raised bj Ian once again by Ihe city [oraaan expenses and emer- 1 mini . A 1'iatl. city super- We hope Ihe board will listen Cuts in state school aid es This allowed In board In Km next year's budget. See II teachers page 1 others survive? intendent of sellouts said "What we are Irving In de 1 By JEFFREY MILLS lermme now is whether smut Associated Press Writer of Ihe positions can be funded Airport Pla/a parking lot WASHINGTON (AP) - On Saturday mornings a car through otter sources nich as toon character named "Cookie Jams comes into millions compensatory education aid of American homes to sell children on Cookie Crisp Cereal hi* explained Tow away their attorney's car "It's crispy in milk as a cereal can be." he tells viewers Which specific poailloni will be eliminated has not yet of children's television programs Cookie Jams adds that By MARK GRAVEN Mi Springberg had ins i ai towed along with anothei ve been decided the cookie-flavored cereal is "part of a complete break- HAZLKT - Airport taken away by ila/lei fo» lucle next lo it. which was fast " An evaluation of declining Plaa Shopping Center Itu- ing Service nf West Ki-.tn parked right in front of a "no 1 Children's audiences see a steady diet of cartoon tig enrollments in the district focus of a commuter parking burg. Mr Capuoe said parking' sign, Mr Carusoe ures and child actors touting sugary cereals and candies coupled wiih the reorganize controveisey yesterday had "No nne is invulnerable reported Critics charge that bad nutritional habits and dental lion of the school system due li its own attorney s car towed, lie was supposed In rcglslel The cost tn Mr. cavities are the results the Creadon ol a middle school according In Mickey Ihe car so that it wouldn't be Springberg was K'-'I Television ads directed at children have been under fire determined that the Is poai Camave, who handles publu mistakenly lowed n Kayniond will pay it. turns would not all in- needed for years, but the government generally has stayed nut of relations fm Ihe shopping plained Mr Carusoe we'll make sure of thai." the controversy l)r Pialt .ml iclllcl Me i Mr Springberg) said Mi Carusoe "There The creation ol Ihe middle That will change Monday when Ihe Federal Trade The attorney. Raymond had an early morning ap are no exceptions to the rule Commission buguu hearings on whether til regulate the school, which will replace the -Springberg. w.c> dnviiij in poinlmenl in-New York slid and no one is above re commercials Among the possibilities under Stud) ll M present junior high school second cai yeiterda) — one he parked as close lo Ihe bu- he outright ban on TV advertising aimed at young children grouping grades at! Ihinugh without a permit — and un- terminal as possible -o as to laugh Groups representing the advertising and broadcasting eight, will create needs [Ol nth willingly parked it in the have a short distance to w alk Mr.. Carusoe was |oined er positions, such as special industries, along with manufacturers of the affected prod lo get on the bus and to gel by the shopping center's reading teachers whose job-. commuter parking area lifts, are mobilized to fight any regulation back to hLs Cat when he gol owner. Victor Scudicty In may I*1 funded through state And like other com Facing a threat to the 1500 million lo 1600 million a year off, " Mr Carusoe confined mutersbefore him who have enjoying the irony of the sit- Raymond Sprtngbrrg Victor Scadlery worth of kiddie advertising, they have tried lo get federal and federal grant monies parked without a permit Mr Springberg's cur was See Attorney, page 3 courts or Congress to block the hearings' The industries The elimination of Ihr 18 also have launched a lavish public relations campaign lo |msitu>ns and Ihe pail Him argue that the FTC is acting like Big Hrolhci spot will not create "unreasob: The industries say the FTC is contemplating interfering nable class size. 01 CUl .nn with parents' rights to decide what their children watch on present programs the tupei TV In addition, they say. any limitation on truthful ad intendenl said Hawley silent, not Miss Celenko vertising would violate the constitutional guarantee of free •We certain!) don l' look speech forward to a reduction In By WARREN Kl( III \ See I Mkk. pagt 1 force, anil we ho)M' that nn one members with accusations of IH' considered Mi the- board speak' I want to know because room she said she would be mil actUsJl) hay* |u loae a HIGHLANDS.- Two dayi unethical conduct concerning scat was convenient)} lust if you wont I'll bring in my taking legal action against Ihe position/ in Pia.ll noted after a former board mernbei the appointment ol Mr- and never Been bj many board iilniiir\ Miss Celenko said board . 'Between attrition and trying was found guilty in Municipal Janue Hogan to (ill ' members Following a shod, heated Mrs Dempsiy lomment- Court of disrupting a Henry lo secure funding lot othei Mr Hawley resigned last year Miss Celenko further exchange between Ihe two ing after the woman had left Hudson Hegimiiil BuflTd "I Aberdeen cfash posilfoni we need through The Inpic was the same ,t> charged that Mrs Hogan had women Mrs llempsey asked the room. said. "I'm sorry Education meeting. Board such things as compensator) that which motivated Mr been hand-picked by Mr lsch. the board fora shghi n MLSS Celenko took out her ven- education and bilingual educa l-Vesidt-nt Joan C Dempsoy 1 ilauley to address ihe t rd and that the board members During Ihe 15 minute re- delta on this board.' tion funding', we would hope in Haded shouts and loudly fatal to two men on Sept '20. the night Mrs were his puppet- lit appoint cess, while two board mem Later in the meeting, fol banged liri gavel in an Bttempl avoid it as much .is possible Hogan was appointed ing Mrs llogan without i on lowing an hour-long executive A'B ERDKEN- A Carnage Road, llazlel Sin- In keep tin- publlt poUloll of bers contacted Highlands po- But inclusion of the Is posl udering othei candidates session to discuss Ihe tentative Kcansburg man and a Oil- had two passengers, ciiaile-. last night s board meeting un Mr Hawley on Sept 20 lice ihe exchange quieted hut lions would be hard lo justify budget, Mrs Dempsey said (wood man were died yester Neal. of 9 Carriage Koad. and der control urged fhe board to considvi Mrs Dentpsej refused to then continued loudly with that she would sign day in a two-car collision on Randy McMillan. 26. of Cleve with the financial situation Ihe appointing his mother, Gen i moment on the chargi Miss Celenko offering new way it is. lie added plainl for Ihe board agamsi Route 15 at the intersection of land. Ohio ihe meeting, winch began evieve tn the seal lie gave up ing that she would unly > ail charges 1 and proceeded routinely Until MLSS Celenko tin disrupting the South Amboy Road, police They were taken to the no* Even with itu eliminated When-the board went ahead dress board business, and that When Ihe board .-reopened Ihe public comment section, Ihe board meeting reported pilal, "where they were treated positions the Board of Educa and appointed Mis Hogan tn she would not respond in hear lite meeting the public portion was the first public gathering Atlantic Highlands Ser Gary L Philpot. 27. 189and released, officials said lion is applying for permission the seat. Mi llawloy mm say 01 statements in news was closed, and Miss Celenko from the stale lo exceed Us of Ihe board geant Louis l'apa. a board Creek Road. Keansburg. and According U police Hu mealed thai Ihi board had paper articles staled thai she d-n IHT first' budget cap for I97MI bj evening WliM Municipal Court member said that all live the passenger in the car he Berg car was travelling ninth acted illegally Mrs Hogan She pointed mil B MIS- ammendrnent rights had been 1441.104 And no one is willing Judge Hnnald It lloi.ui fjned board members al the meeting was driving, Gerald Burlew. on Route 35 and had a green was mil in alii ielenkiilh.il the board li.nl B6 violated in ipjaj ul.ill- )(ej mi »ii,ii will :'l yeaj old Joseph B Hawley 26. of 908 South Concourse. light, when it struck tin- night •rmliird lo prepare a lenlalive As she left the meetine Sec Henry Hadun page 1 happen if Ihe cap waiver is Cliffwood, were both pro Philpot car, which was going $50 for disrupting a Sepl 211 Miss i elenko contended budget denied and further cuts have to nounced dead on arrival at east as it crossed through the board meeting that a few board members When Miss i .-lento pro be made in the budget Bayshore Community llospi intersection I .ist mghl. Mr Hawley re agreed, without consulting oth i-eedcd In makl .in lis.illulls Ul, Holmdel. at 3 20 a m According to two witnesses Neil Koiiiin.iii. president of tnalned silent In the audience ers, lo appoint Mrs. Hogan about the board aH3 Mi [si R The Inside Story The driver of the second in a third car, the Philpot vehi the Long Branch School cm as Dorothy Celenko. a local She charged that a letter DJ Mrs Dempsey loudly banged ployed Association (I .MM \i car was Lisa K Berg. 18. of 5 See > killed page > resident, ripped into board Dalton Carharl asking that he hei gavel and e\< In'micd THE WEATHER Mrs t elenko— I in presiding Cloudy today with snow developing In the altrrnoon. at this meeting' • » Saow tonight changing lo rain by tomorrow morning "H'S, Miss. MISS <'elellko Ityhs today In Ms. High tomorrow In upper Its. loudl) returned Complete weather report page I, Therapist: Senior citizens can enjoy sex too "Miss Celenko! I m not [fnlstled iln urn l.radtshir NFL's Defensive standout ...II By MARK GRAVEN and professionals who work pointed out that social prcs Testifying for the prose- senior citizens living at a interrupt me! SUm Gourmet likes baked beans 22 HOLMDEL- Senior with seniors. sures contribute to problems cution. Patrolman Patrick complex where a "closed Miss Celenko I'm l)r Brothers and a gal mechanic. 23 citizens were urged last The doctor stressed that senior citizens have in purs- McConnell of Middletown po- jiftjti policy" was Im- ing at this meeting BridgeAdvice... II DAILY HK.ISTIH night to assert their sexuali- human beings are sexual by ing their MX lives. lice* told how he confiscated "plemenU'd I'm not finished, an vm PHI INK NIMBKRS ty by Doctor Angelo nature, and that this aspect "Our culture is youth ori- several guns from the tavern Previously. Ihe seiuni let me finish'**' Mis- Ua*slll«l 2417 MalnOlllce 542-4»H Spinazzola. assistant direc- of our personalities, doesn't ented, " he said, noting the premises when he executed citizens in the complex had Celenko Ttllrref «7I »»*)• tor of health sciences at Jer- leave when we grow older role that advertising plays a search warrant a week af- lo keep their doors open, Are you going In lei me Comics .'i o 1 TMfrr* SMHIM sey City Stale College, who The lecture was part of a "But we're an aging popu- ter the alleged incident. He which affqrded them no Ediurtals Snow Plowing - 7*7 UN KnlerUlnmral 12 15 (lasslfled Df pt M? 17M lectured at Bayshore Com- series of events being held lation," he added said that two loaded pistols privacy, and put a damper Contracts available Circulation Depl }42-4atl munity Hospital. this week at Bayshore in When the body gets older, he confiscated from a gun on their sex \v Horoscope II Entertainment Lifestyle 21-11 Sports Drpl M2-4M4 "The key to successlul conjuction with The Chil- and doesn't function exactly case in Asmar's apartment The staff of.the complex rod Monti Fri Iflgl Make A Date H Mlddlelown Bureau 671 22SI aging is successful living, dren's Psychiatric Center's like it used lo, senior citizens above the bar were ide-nli had to be trained to lei the lands Marina Lounge, 25K Hay OWtasrtfs I Freehold Bureau 111-2111 and to me this means an Community Mental Health have to adjust— not cut off tied by Sica as similar in Ave Highlands Religious news II Long Branch Bureau' 225 Mil active sex life," Dr. Center, dealing with the their sex lives, he said appearance to the one used closed doors, much to Ihe in the alleged assault Sports '. l» 21Stalraousr Bureau (M-N2-MS8 Sptnazzola told a combined problems of senior citizens. The key to having a wommenl of their families Factory Clearance Sale uproar by the families nf Sat Jan li. JIM Women s gathering ol senior citizens Doctor Spinazzola fulfilling sex life is to adjust See Adult sex, page J and i hildren - coals, sports- ChibSpaaky-Radio City Rock Try It .1 school unili" Tonight Sal Montana For Extra Business, run a Ttoff eb * CaraaUoas Saaday Buffet Brunch Trade Winds Cocktail Lounge Brandstelter Photography I,inln Highlands Manufac- Sun*Kinderhook fflbp-Ortan Front Page Reader for Fast Lower levellounge,"'Tumbl- H per dozen Flower Power. All-You-Can-Eal. M50 Lily Fri k Sat.. "Sam the Band" January Wedding Specials turing Co Hwv M Highlands Ave . Long Branch Paaar- Results Cdll 542-4000, K 30 5 00 495-MOO ing Dice," Thurs and Sat. Langlry's. 721-9307 and Mike Fitzgerald 842 3292 Call soon. 542-8779 872-1265 ly!!' p.m., Mon through Fri 2 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1979 "^People •"• LOS ANCfcLfcs, (Ai| - members of the Peoples Hubby: Finally, I just reached over and kissed her Jeta Ways*, the 71-year-old Temple commune in Guyana Hideouts trial was be- box office king of Hollywood might have been drugged, The couple was evil l"l SAI.KM. Ore (AP) - I ago tion and restraining order lieved lo be Ihe first of a westerns, will undergo a gall The New York Times re- from their Salem apartnu-nl knew Id either end up lead- "There is something new sought by Mrs Hideout Ihe husband charged with rap bladder operation al I (I. A ported in Friday's editions last weekend after Rideouls ing a lonely Ufe or 1 would between us — a change iry day after the alleged Ort III ing his wife while they lived Medical Center on Friday. * The investigation by a legal siepbrother allegedly hn ki.t spokesman lor his dim com get back together with him ' me, a change in him, a rape together grievance committee of the in Ihe door pany said says Grela Hldeom of the maturity, a faith in God Both Ihe Rideouts are un Their first meeting since Association of the Bar of the we've never had before," employed Mrs Hideout said The Rideouls said that Wayne, a veteran of 200 husband she had accused of ihe Marion County Circuit City of New York apparently Mrs Hideout. 23. (old the Or- she lost her job at a super during the trial Ihey haw pictures over five decades, raping her Court mal was last Saturday is the result of an article by • egon Statesman as she market last November be received letters Iron) m»«) checked into the Westwood "But I didn't think it was night They giggled as they Charles Krause in Ihe Wash- sipped dnnks with her hus- cause of the rape case husbands and artvei describ hospital Thursday, said Tom possible for us" to get back recalled the big deal we ington Post The Times said band Hideout walked off his job as ing their problems Afler Kane, an executive with together. Mrs Hideout said v,cnt through deciding it was a Washington lawyer, The Hideouts said they a cook at a restaurant hearing what others haw Waynes Batjac Prod 1 in an interview Wednesday, whether we muld kiss each Jack Sando, who urged an plan to join a church and to Wednesday when his boss gone through, it makes our uclions three days after she and her other said Mrs Rideout investigation of I.are after IMk marriage counseling became angry over Ihe nu "experience look like a walk A hospital spokeswoman husband. John, were re hiiially I jusl reached reading the story, which said They said they would merous interviews he was through the ItlUpa •'"' said Wayne was in good con united He was acquitted on mer and kissed her" Lane may have withheld in- withdraw the divorce BrtJ giving nannilan Mrs Hideout (Ilium alter preliminary the rape charge two weeks formation he felt could have • •• • •• tests • •• • •• prevented the death of Ryan, ••• t Mme TimolheeN'tluetla Winner of Ihe 1169 cized) She CouW not have decided if he'll reclaim 'he NEW YORK (AP) - the worlds HI wont-dressed D-Calif, and his party when Ahoua. wife of the Ivory Academy Award as best ac they visited Ihe cult's head- gone on as prime minisiei office he left IB months ago Blue jeans landed her on one women lor 197K Kred Jtka Wayae i o.isi ambassador lo the tor (or his performance in Mrs Kedar said Ihe treat in disgrace fashion designer's list of the Aitaire, a member of the quarters at Jonestown I mii'il States. American True (int.1 Wayne has Meir died last Dei dal age menlswere terribly painful world's worst dressers, but International Rest Dressed • •• The ruling "iHfft! "»> him star randier. Her gen, been recuperating since HO Mrs kedar spoke lo re and the doctors didn't think good name." the fm-seai old Qieea N*or al Hniteln of Hall ol H'ame. was singled Mrs Olive Hehrendt. head of open heart surgery in Huston TEI. AVIV, Israel (AI'i porter Steve North of radio she could go through with Democrat said Thursday af Jordan has been vindicated out in the new poll as I rn- toe LH Angeles Music Cen- last April He survived a — During her term as prime station WCiKC in Spring Val them, but she did She had ler Ihe 4th I) S Circuit lourl the fashion world seems to •best dressed man of our ter, and Mrs J Cordy Getty bout with cancer in 1964 minister, GeMa Melr made ley, N Y . who made Ike in the treatments al night and of Appeals ruled 2 1 lo upset like her style The former lime, the strongest influence 0l San Krancisco "Everything is go now. secret, nighttime visits In I Ifddd available In The \s would go back In thr office in the 1977 conviction of Mandel EUubeU Halib), the first of free style elegam e in the Mso Mrs Hr in a Ido Her Kane said "He's strong hospital for cobalt treatment sociated Press the morning as if nothing and five others in an alleged American to become a 20th Century had happened " rera Jr of Caracas, Vene- enough DOW, sn they're going against the disease that "I think she was a real race track bribery.scheme queen, was ranked Thursday eventually took her life, her zuela the Countess of ahead with it heroine," Mrs Kedar said ol "As I said many, many among the world's 10 best Joining Queen N on personal secretary says Iveagh of Dublin. Ireland, • •• the woman she served (or M months ago. my good name dressed women in an annual the best-dressed lisl - based 1 whose husband heads the N1CW YORK (Al ) - The details of Mrs Meir s years "She was going al BALTIMORE (AP) - was more important to me poll of international fashion on a survey of 2.S00 fashion Guineas breweries. Mrs I,.IW>I-I Mark Luc is bring 15-year battle against lym- night to get coball treatment With five days left in his than anything." said watchers. observers worldwide and investigated in connection phoma. a cancer-like ills many times because people term. Gov. Mirvln Mandrl Mandel. who was suspended On Tuesday, (Juecn Nnor compiled each year ''since Irving Lam of Beverly Hills with a report thai he failed ease, were disclosed loll were not supposed In know has won a new trial on feder- in June 1977 and later sen al Hussein, was ranked No 6 1940 by American fashion and New York Mme to warn that food served lo week by Lou Kedar in her It would have been vt>i \ h.ul al racketeering and mail tenced to four years in pns Ml I.os Angeles fashion critic publicist Kleanor I .milieil I'aloina Picasso daughter of Kep Leo Ryan and others by first interview since Mrs (if the illness were pubh fraud charges, but he hasn't on Robert Hlackwells listing of — were the late Pablo Picasso Will seek Byrne's aid in call for public hearings asinuch "»i they are to ,be Assemblyman Walter J IIM" his influence so that public directly affected In tin dump! (H-npli- rlnselv unmet led with The nth Ilisiriei legislatoj from man) governing bodies .ind heavy. metal» whit h are Humped oni\ M\ miles off Ko/.loski (I) Mon ) announced hearings can be called on the ing. said that the Army imps Ibissituallon haw a right lobe rioied that lie has received of the municipalities within his further contaminated w'llll shore today that he and As- mailer of sludge dumping in of Engineers cannot gel awa\ heard," he said Though mans phone tails and letters district lead and pesticide resldui ""those of us who are com- semblyman Anthony Villane. the waters off the beaches of with not holding a public hear then people are most hurl d of complaint urging Ihe Army "An alternate plan musl he dumped inlo our waters The 1 milted lo protecting and pre R Mon , have joined together MonmoUth County ing merely because Ihey don I nancially. H is truly a mallei Corps of Engineer! to hold devised.' Kozioski said -We threat to our fish and marine resource* must in- avoided serving Ihe beaches ol Mon in a bipartisan effort which Ko/loski. who is meeting feel it's necessary of health and safety and il public hearings prior ID taking cannot have spoils which in- he continued mouth County and the waters will call upon the governor lo with local lobstermen who are "The lobstermen and other affects us all.' hr emphasized action, as well as resolutions dude untreated sewage oil Indicating lit cammunu B ol out area in ordei lo assure nons he has received from op il .illb and safely 61 thP~'— erators of (.'ommen lal and , reatlonal boaters and com recreational marine *' BfU Ihe men i.ii Mshei men he Assemblyman said that it isn'l pledged «iii do all in our Action deferred on smoke detector law power to tee thai these hear unreasonable to Imagine thai normal ocean current* cuuld ings are held and that an alter- ByMARKMAGVAR apply lo all borough home State law now requires l.ocusl SI asked the council lo their tanks three wars ago Mr Pattison said he had carry these sjmils lo Mon naif plan foi thr dumping is UNION BEACH - The owners or jusl to people mov smoke detectors in all new pass a resolution deploring the like I laid, they wouldn't have kept Uw SHOO he DWed in .in mouth liiullU lirac'llrs ill devised and upheld Horough Council last night de- ing to new homes in the homes built throughout Ihe "mismanagement" al the this problem escrow lund. and had already ferred action on an ordinance borough who need certificates state, and on the recoinnienila Rayshorc Regional Sewerage Mr Paltison announced paid Ihe bill that would have required resi- ofoccupany . tion of our fire department, Authority (IIHSA). which has that he hadn't paid his sewer •The BKSA was living I" dents to put in smoke detectors "It would be a lougtisafety we'd like lo extend that al its treatment plant across Ihe bill for four years because ii.tp.iiic by not Bending me an) Tentative budget as a condition for obtaining a measure to enfofce^Jflt if H least to all homes which street from his house neither the borough nor Ihe bills. Mi I'allison charged certificate of occupancy. saved one life 'it might be change hands and need "The BHSA finally ad- IIHSA billed him They were hoping 1 wasn't Robert Thaler, borough at worth requiring all homes in certificates of occupancy."* mitted last week lho> cant I hope thej charge you saving anything so the) could shows tax decrease have smoke detectors." said Mayor Parley said tomey, was directed to study handle Ihe smell," Mr Pat- Interest," Mayor Farlej saui put a tax hen on my house and I \ rON lii»\ I he Milled III tile si IINIII iysteffl lasl Mayor Vincent Farley whether the ordinance should Robert Patlison of 215 lison said If ihev covered "You should know bellei get me out of their hair Hoant u( Kihii Btion List nielli spring introduced a Ifff-IMO lenatiw Ihe ieiisus indicated that budgel Mailing M.2OI.7OT an mole i lilldlen residing at h'ort increase in appropriation* Monmoulh were attending Oceanport enters $1.4 million tentative school budget over last yeai ol KM BO iMiniugh s( hoois than had been tioweiel Ihe amounl lo be cuunled in .i pnuiotti census. By LINDA ELLIS The boards total expen assessed valuation because of planaliunof Iheljudgc! Mar 21 of the athletK program prob- Mill Circle, criticized Ihe III lie bald OCEANPORT - The dilures for the coming year, the board's budget Tin al Up m al MapleTkire lem ihe parents ward Ttrm Dolly Swndoy Dolly and "She's done an excellent job. but 1 still maintain lhat we dealing with the educational Onlv Only Sunday should have a resident of Marlboro in the job,' he said 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK On, ,„ Uli III fc MO 00 program," Or Piatt noted "It H Wore not clowning! THOUSANDS OF SUPER BARGAINS available in the) Promenade* (ft Stores of our 3 Level Climate Controlled Mall 1979AMCCorworclDL. TODAY Best EPA estimated gasoline mi ' AND 20 luxury features at no extra ost. 1 Individual reclining seats in 14. Trunk carpeting and vered TOMORROW crushed velour. spare tire. 2. Electronic quartz digital clock. 15. Custom door trim pi is. 3. Landau vinyl roof. 16. 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Belmar A rlcan/Jeep 131 E Newman Springs Road Highway 35 a Bedle Road 51. trett Red Bank Hailel ar Thel aily Register Carter facts from White House nol disputed it " •y JACK ANDERSON derwear is custom-made The But she recalled indignant - Published tn The Red Bank Rctfatd Established WASHINGTON - Anyor inquirer was not vouchsafed Ij "1 well remember your who thinks kids^ask II WASHINGTON an answer source of information about ,KTHUR Z KAMIN darnedest questions shou! And another question, two years ago. when you sent 'resident and Editor hear some of the things tin whether Carter wore pajamas the young man dirty-ragged to grown men and women ol II SCENE when he stayed overnight in our town to gel information for press corps want to knn Chicago recently, resulted in you Alter trying lu talk to Thomas J Bly, Execute lor William FrSandford. Associate Editor about President Carter KlIHIIIIMIUIMIIIIIIII iltllllllHIIIIIIimi this inconclusive exchange everyone in lown lo gam in- There is. apparently, n- Under the heading "Crimes While House prejjieaiae "I formation aboul our business, 6 known limit tu the cunosil aid Punishment as a Youth." don't know Hejitiyed at the he was asked lo gel out of that editors (or maybe pui »e learned that little Jimmy mayor's housap Why not ask town " 1 ANDERSON lishers granddaughters) ha\ I,I,I his sister Gloria "in Ihe Ihe mayor" " ' our associate Hal Bernlon I've been advii- tu stav out of land wait* in Asia' for the smallest detail ol thi Reporter 'He didn't sleep nar end" with his BB gun of Mi million In the farter ruelully pleads guilty to ap- president's past and presen tier she threw a wrench at" with the mayor " pearing in Plains. Ga . in dirty activities, his likes and di Press aide I didn't sleep peanut business him Despite this clear provo- But H was Billy Carter not bluejeans He had come from likes Alter fielding such qui- , alien, Jimmy's daddy gave with him either the president, who was called Klunda where he had in- lions on a catch-as-catch-< ;i i' iin a licking. MISS LILLIAN'S LAM filtrated the migrant workers basis, the White House pi KNT First Mother Lillian in (or questioning He pleaded other tidbits that show the Fifth Amendmenl on thf to expose their shabby work- pared a 13-page internal men what a reg'lar feller young Carter, the sprightly. HO year ing conditions To pass as • in hopes ol quenching tl old doyenne ol the Carter clan, controversial loan He lold us • trier was He "was denied he Would be willing to respond migrant laborer, he couldn't thirst lor Carter trivia loing selected high school has taken us to task if Ihe grand jury subpoenaed be caughi with lancy duds in valedictorian when he played She read our report that her Heady" Here goes PreM the proper records his possession dent Carter's hal size is 7. shi" hooky and went to a movie ' outspoken son. Billy, had re Both Jimmy and Hilly In Plains, he had tried lo sue. IOC, favorite lood, sirln I Name ol movie Inexplicably mained uncharacteristically Carter have elected to keep gel a job on the Carter peanul steak rare, first car. l«i not provided) And. at An silent when questioned by • (arm lo gain a worker's-eye- Sludebaker Commander. I napolfi as a young mid lederal grand jury about a quiet about Infill business deal ings with the embattled Hert view of the new president vorile hymns, "Amazir 1 ipman 'Carter was paddled dubious tl million loan to the Lance But not the doughty There were no openings, so he Grace," "Blest Be the I and hazed lor refusing to sing lamily peanut plant The loan stayed around for a couple of That Binds' and Ihe Nat General Sherman s battle was not property secured or Miss Lillian, she is nol one IP 1 keep still while her sons are days to help with the chores Hymn " The president's he liymn (sic)' Marching Through utilized , He also mingled with the work- bies, according to Ihe Irn According to sworn lesli exconaled by I RIUcknMng ,-nrgia '" columnist ers at Ihe Carter warehouse memo, include collecting b< There are limits to themony. Jimmy Carter person Bui Hernlon solemnly denies ties and MTOWhMQi, and pa: Since you are trying in depth! the While House shift ally discussed the financing thai anyone ever asked him to rang lor gold in North Georgl your usual way In gel inform*' •i.ll dig to accommodate Ihe with his buddy Bert Lance, leave Plains On the contrary, (How has the latter hnl'l MISV Parkers ol Ihe press whose National Bank ol Geor- lion again aboul our ware house business, she wrote. he found Ihe townsfolk friend- panned out'' "Sucre»sfllll> • nieone recently demanded gia loaned not only the ques the memo claims ) i<> know if the presidents un lionable II million Inn a lolal thai is your right and I have Uniform authority—sometimes IMIIIIHIIHIIHIIII IIIMIIIMII stores have difficult work By JIM BISHOP guard shot him through the They try in spot shouliftm head Second only to crime, Once in awhile. lhe\ frisk Ihe THE Most of them have no train wrong woman The store tries consumer is charged ing in law A Kami qucslmn- enormous amount for prol In settle oil ill court Along naire proved thai many didn't South Miami Beach, guards lion from crime He pays In- REPORTER know the difference between a local police department stop Ihe poor from stealing felony and a misdemeanor ICKKI The guards don I look county department si. ,11 i inniiin oiiioi III> One-third were guilty of mi troopers, Ihe FBI. the Sec good bust ing in old lady who is proper-detention, illegal slar\ing on Social Security Service, shenlls. bank and i iween a trained policeman and search, and excessive lorce tel dicks and one mill,' a I'uaril The cop musl be phys The night guards light \ lew slHles now have law s private security guards ,, ally fit and pass a civil ser- sleep Wages begin al 12 90 an on the boiiCs that securily No matter who adds ice examination As a rookie, hour, low enough in persuade BISHOP guards must have pistol per- bill no matter how high il he gets a lot ol on-job training the guards tu be thieves A mits and training in the han- the taxpayer fools it Crool The securily guard is pic retired guard says Whal a mortgage dling "I guns None undergoes and cops tread opposite SKI lured as a- middle aged in,in lonely, ungralelul job it is just Selek Protection Sen l< en psychological lesls lo de- of an unseen line galled who needs a Job Whal he gels standing around like lhal " of Houston istrwng in improve termine a breaking point High law There is some croiill iv iiiiiediiiii and low pay In Pinkertons in New York the quality ol guards The) blood pressure and a low fust- over by both many cases, he carries a gun stales that a lew guards start start Iheir men at $10,000 a can be masked behind a friend- The growth of security co| 'lie gun is as much a danger In tires and-extinguish them to year and wanl college students ly smile is phenomenal The Hand C him as it is to a malefactor draw attention lo their work who major in criminal justice poralion figures that there Ihe guard has no more rights. In apartment buildings all III • sound premise but col- M) grandfather retired a million of them working i miller law. than a private guards have la niter is a imll lege kids and rookie cops air Irom a police department after industry, on docks, in WBI i itizen ing acquaintance with the ten mosl likely lo panic in critical .':> yeirs The lime was 1913 houses, hotels and pollen He can gel into trouble if he ants They will open doors situations Panic runs down In Years lalei he Inld me he fenced-in areas lies the gun. andlf hedocMi i carry bundles, salute children the trigger finger knew every merchant and eve State o he State message Whatever you buy that tin Sume boys in Florida outran r\ family on his beat He never in aging guard who tried to The turnover is heavy Al I'inkerlon s in Chicago. protect costs you $1'.' bill 1 Iired a gun In outlining New s prob- should be made more equitable. more a year In New York. II warn them oil private proper They are men withoul a tin guards dn not have guns Nightsticks are almost as dan lems in his State of the Message The governor tuggested that the city department numb* I) In exasperation, he shot future, and sometimes Without I asked him how his neigh- ;UHKHI Security guards ... one a past They come in three gtrolll In Washingtnn. a con- on Tuesday, Gov. Bre ' Byrne cities should have first call on any borhood was MI law abiding 100.000 The number is gm. I'his leads lo lawsuits Tom shades contract cops who are gressman's wife was lold lo II s mil the gun that does it." seems to have touched le major excess stale funds that develop And me. Insurance companies Mhlesinger. of Sludenl Law- hired Irom a securily agency move tier car from a parking tir said It's nol Ihe club bases while giving a| its em-he asked for a program, based on fuse lo issue policies lo i -. er. tells nf a guard who saw a institutions which organize lot She traded Insolence wII li a either Its the uniform, the guard He smashed his club phasis to the plight o cities', a need, to pay slate funds to cities that ilusinns — even holds — u ixij skinny dipping in a Virgin their own privalr security de knowledge that there is a voice less there is adequate securn ia lake He ordered the young parlments. nil-duty cops who across her Irrlli subject of vital intere all state provide sites for such non-taxable fa- nf aulhimh in the neighbor There is a different I Ier out The kid laughed The want to moonlight lo pa\ a (iuards in ili'pall Itlelll hood" residents, whatever the e of rest- cilities as stale office buildings TenciT We realize there are Tnati.V sub- Our urban woes I legn dis- urbamtes who oppose financial aid to cussed frequently and i«th over the cities, but that's a tunnel\isioii recent years, but th> res still Wasteful attack on waste attitude that fails to recognize the elude us. While there en aonw interdependence of all our com- By Nicholas vonHollman mil iiiiiiiniiiiiiinnninniiiiiininii, he really gives a damn aboul Maybe ihe stiUIOl is guilty evidence of minor pro in a few munities, large and small it is impor- Amung Ihe 36 press saving the taxpayers money nl nulhing mnre than misap- areas, the basic prol ire still tant to our county'! economy that our least's received here in I THE. LIBERAL If he does, he might award plied leal, but il is beginning lo - there for the Newar id Long than a month Irom one ami himself a small (iolden Fleece appear as ihough whal started own cities grow and prosper With our Branches, the Trentor I Asbury same politician was this wli SIDE medal lor Ins wasteful press out years ago as genuine anger Parks. large commuter population, our eco- began "Sen William Pi releases, many ol them dupli and true determination to nomic health is closely linked, for mire (D-Wis.) said Saiui cales because Ins stall hasn't change waste has now de- Gov. Byrne endor n urban- Thursday, no schools wrre oill jointly birthday, Motor Vehicles lit and reduce expenses also was hampered, official* said A to- lecioi John Waddingtnn said cited in the committee's recent' tal of 471ol the district's 4,000 School nurse Thursday report Princeton's 19781979 teachers stayed home The facilities; include .the budget has a deficit projected On Wednesday, most New- bill scored central office, driver quali- at 1506.000 ark educators'followed their fication centers, agencies and Rising fuel prices, employ union's urging and stayed TRENTON (AP) - New inspection stations ee benefits and library acquisi- home from school while their Jersey's 611 school districts Inspection station] wu tions have been Ihe leading 1..4XL leaders went to Trenton Brprn would be required to hire one mally open on Saturday will be inflationary items in recent in frp lest the layoffs lo the stale full lime school nurse for each open Saturday. Jan 13 budgets, the committee said Kotuml «ylt Board of Education 750 students under a bill that has come under heavy attack Job preference from school boards and state education officials. OK questionnaire for vein scored Ted Reed, spokesman for the New Jersey School Boards TRENTSN (AP) - The Association, described the for liquor probe state Commission oh Sex Dis- measure as a "full em- Mi crimination has endorsed a bill ployment bill for nurses" and .TRENTON (AP) - Ques- with the investigation." $ that would replace Ihe said it would place .in unneces tionnaires can be used in a savel/3.. 5' Stale Attorney General absolute preference veterans sary strain on already over state investigation of illegal John Degnan disclosed lasl get in Civil Service jobs with a burdened school budgets. practices in the liquor industry week after a two-year probe men's sweater clearance point system, the commission if they don't violate subjects' "The governor has already there was widespread illegal chairwoman said yesterday. Fifth Amendment rights, the cut $22 million out of the gener- activity within the wholesale New Jersey Supreme Court Sen. Wynona Llpman, D- a) revenue fund for school dis- liquor industry, including re- \99 ruled yesterday Essex, said the commission lricts am) |27 million in state bates, kickbacks and un- intx The purpose of the instant many Bold in stink 10 felt Ihe "absolute and ' aid (or spocial education in authnnwd discounts Activity investigation is to ascertain haustible preference" veler- nex, ,„„•„ budget." he told was ffostered by state regu- ans gel discriminates against |y Education Corn- the nature and extent of cer- 1 lnlne AfisemuAfisemu|y Education Corn- lation of liquor prices, he said Cure II" necks, crews or women »nd non-veterans mitleeyesterday tain unlawful trade practices t'urt leal Rind "h'oneyj -uhds. Degnan filed adminis- The Civil Service practice f he state Department of in the liquor industry In New lion, hut "tint everything " also "violates the philosophy Education opposed the bill on Jersey," Justice Mark Sullivan trative complaints against •is en store S.M.Lin (trp. of the merit system by select- school districts vary wrote in a 6-1 opinion. groups representing more than ing individuals on criteria olh- in their needs tor "In view of the number of W percent of the wholesale, liq- er than performance on a com licensees ... use of a question uor industry in the stale and er t p nurses alKi shou|d be per. OPEN MON.-SAT TO 9:30 P.M NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS j TAKE THE BUS TO ALEXANDER'! t ' h nalre addressed to all called for the-deregulation of petitive examination. ' she mll!li (0 re8pond i0 ihose needs individually practical 'way of proceeding liquor prices in New Jersey. said ' MONMOUTH MALL—EATONTOWN, N.J.I ttXZteZ^VX?*^ JERSEY SHORE (Margaret Muhlhauasesi. 45 B Lakevie* Terrace, Eaton- paneUa. 212 Wayside Road. 8 The Daily Register Mr and Mrs Hubert Nepute West Maple Ave , Boundbrook. town, a son, Jan 10 Neptune, son, Jan 8 Philpott, (Florence Klyrin) 559 Mr and Mrs Mermin Rob- IIHIMHtllHIIIIHMIIIimHIIItlH Mr ami Mrs William a daughter. Jan 10 Mr and Mrs Alexander ,,,,.„ Duquesne Blvd., Bncktown. inson (Ethel Holmes) 1025 Howled. (IMJIJ Stein), It MONNOUTH MEDICAL Rosselli, H Palmer St. Toms daughter, Jan 9 Third Ave , Asbury Park, Hamilton \w I ronardo, son Mr and Mrs Anthony LMg Braick River, daughter, Jan 8 daughter. Jan t Births Jan 8 Mr and Mrs John I'rteafi. (Sharon Dywer). 3 Re- Mr. and Mrs Milton Valen- Mr and Mrs Charles Wed O'Donnell, (Bernadette Mr and Mrs Angelo , Mr and Mrs Keith Brown. vere Court, llazlett. a son. Jan tin, 5) Second Ave , Apt 1. die, 51 Country Club Road. Porter). Green Grove Apatrl Romero (Elsie DeJesus) 521 (Renetta WUMM). S3 Crawford 10 Long Branch, son,Jan 7 Ealontown, son, Jan 9 menu, Keyport, son. Jan 9 Monroe Ave. Asbury Park, •IVEHV1EW HOSPITAL St. Shrewsbury, daughter Mr and Mrs Michael Ward. Mr and Mrs William Mr and Mrs James Len- Mr and Mrs Charles son, Jan H Mhik Jan 8 (Katherine Hagar) 104 Ken Pierce, »V4 Jackson St., Long non, 21 Beach Way. Dunlin. (Ann Wright) 184 Mr and Mrs Perdro Cortes lir and Mrs Peter Hed Mr and Mrs Timothy tucky Ave , East Keansburg. a Branch.son, Jan 7 Keansburg. daughter, Jan 9 Hudson Avi' Red Bank 100, (Betlina Barber) 1439 Rustic man, (Patncu Ann Redman), Alcandn. u.iwia Jonrs) a son. Jan 10 Mr and Mrs John Nastasi, Jan « Mr and Mrs Alan Italtb, |)r Ocean Township, son, [Wacon Hill Kd Morganvilli'. Wake Kit RalOBlram, son Mr and Mrs Paul Bassi'll 97 Paul Ave . Eatontown. son. 55 Dwight Drive. Ocean, son Jan I daughter. Jan 8 Jan H Mr and Mrs Kdv.ard Ship (Dorothy Jenkins). 3HB Jan H Jan 9 Mr and Mrs Frank Lam Mr and Mrs Mark Mr anil Mrs Timothy Ster ley. (Joan Troik). 43 Me I'ini'briKik Road Kalnntown a Mr and Mrs John Martin bias. (Michelle Lichen) 1120 HomowiU. (I.ui-ille CostaniU)). ling, (Muht'ili- DeVlrgUto), IU Campbell, lloldme Holmdel. a daughter. Jan M) 1320 Laurel Wve , Wanamassa Mr and Mrs Andrew Sabo. Darlrne Ave, Ocean Town- 10 Mountain Avp . Razlel SIMI I'almer A\ < '..••,! Ki'angburg, son. Jan 10 Mr and Mrs Peter It Nan daughter, Jan 8. 134 Sweetbriar St. Cliffwood. ship sun Jan 9 Jan 8 son/in Mr and Mrs Daniel Stein panello, (Janire Cassldy.) 43 Mr and Mrs William Cam son. Jan 9 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. 930AM til 930PM PERGAMENT OPEN SUNDAY 30 OUR COMPARISON 9 AM-6 PM SHOPPERS POR Mf) LOWER PRICES SANITAS*&,WALL- OFF VINYL WALLCOVERING CHOOSE FROM MANY, COMPARE PAnERNS FOR EVERY ROOM OF YOUR HOME: ITl/CCO PRICES TEXTURE WHITE INTERIOR WALLS &SAVE AND CEILINGS Create your own stucco % finish Hides imperfections, cracks and seams 60 TO 70 REG. 6.95 CHOOSE SECONDS AT FIRST QUALITY SOLD IN DOUBLE LATEX ROLLS ONLY FLAT WALL SELLING TO • 297930-298510 9 PAINT WHITE AND COLORS Stain Removable HOME IMPROVEMENT SAVINGS Spot Resistant Colorlast WALL PANELS BUILDING a One Coal a Durable 4fxB' LUMBER a Washable LOMAR 2"x3"x7( STUDS REG. 13.95 PECAN LATEX 4'»7W z WOOD WALL & TRIM PANELS SEMI-GLOSS EACH WHITE ENAMEL 691 MEADOW > 99 2"K4"X6 a One Coat PINE STUDS a Durable 69 a Spot Resistant 1 a Washable 4'xB 2"x4"n8' a Stain Removable PLAINSMAN ECONOMY 99' a Colortast a Chip Resistant ASH t"»4"«8' BOARDS REG. 15.95 4'«8' 69 TAN BRICK 4'x8'xVj" PANEL CD SHOP INTERIOR *A 15' PLYWOOD INTERIOR 8" LATEX , LATEX FLAT J SEMI-GLOSS CEILING WHITE ENERGY WHITE ENAMEL 40"x50" SAVERS Apply with brush or mller WEATHER L 3*1 WINDOW FOAM 79' .17 REG. 4.99 REG. 8.99 f. ^-z S-2SO ,„. PiattW Storm W*\f I .36 SS-3« * Window K.I • C/ SELF STICK 99 DOOR , BOTTOM 1 GAL. GAL. 0 9 GARAGE 99 DOOR ... ^1 BonoM Z 6" 24"x48"JC.O4O UNFACED STORM ATTIC WINDOW PANEL PAINJ MIRACLE 4 PAINT 9" ROLLER FLAKEBOARD PAD TUB BRUSHSET AND PAINT SOLID CORE SHELVES CAULK NYLON B"»24- 39e KIT 1 -V i • TRAY SET J-O8" 58« Seals USE fOR ROLL SIZE MAY VAflv LIMITED QUANTITILS ground tu 12x36 :., 79' showes 1 MOST Avillablf In SUItn II.na Hailll. Vonk.ji Port PAINT Cl>tll»i. Ninual. Paitiklll. FlaMill 599 12W 1» 99' 4.399 25 FT. NATIONAL POWER COPPER CLAD SWINCLINE TAPE • L*C« I OICKf H ALL BOOSTER PRESTONE' ELECTRIC RULE 5 W COMPACT BRASS PRESTONE II CABLES PRIME STAPLE 2 color markings direct ROTARY ANTIFREEZE IMBIO« ntding Wdh belt SAW ENTRANCE GAS DRYER A fltW COpCCpl GrMt (Ol DIMMER WINTER/SUMMER GUN ninnmg pi/wooo molding mm CONCENTRATE 12 FT COPPER , „_ • Prevsnti Gu Line md Gas Good loi every homt o work Halving Sturdy IIMI LOCK Tent, icmg #581*54 wraparound tho* 6 HP (max SWITCH CLADTANGIF /i99 output) FRet«5«7IIO. "f . Solid >tiie 600 II FT. ALL -,_- wati capacity 1 '•place youi old COPPER C9B 99 lock Ml' Wuihai U 479 and corrosion 19 4 19 '••iltani With ? 7 EAST BRUNSWICK ROUTE 35 MIRACLE MALL. BOUTS U, E. BRUNSWICK. N.J mexTroioewiTHUTM) HAZLET AND POOLEAVE OMMivenveviMma ' Area decision key? SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1979 The Daily Regis** 9 COLTS NECK - The sec- pany in White River Junction. has three candidates in mind tion of the township in which a VI. for the vacancy, although no candidate lives may have four of the five men cur- one has been offered the posi- some bearing on who will be rently serving on the township tion He said that several peo- selected to replace township committee live in the Clover ple are under consideration lommitteeman Robert Wil Hill section of the township who have served "this town- liams, Mayor Brian l.anlier Mr l.amlier noted Mr Wil ship long and hard and others said last night hams. Alfred Ruppel. Michael who just got involved Although a candidate has ('apunegro and IIIIH.MII nil liv t- At a Township Committee not yet been selected, the in that area Nick Keehbler, agenda meeting last night, the mayor stated. "It is in the dis- the current deputy mayor lives committee appropriated funds cussion phase and the commit on Partridge Way for a postcard mailing on a tee will have to go into ix* "It's no big deal at all and il freehold Regional High School eecutive session fairly soon on hasn't been done Intentionally, Hoard meeting regarding re the issue" that we all live in Ihc Clover districting of Colts Neck high Mr Williams announced his Hill section of the township school students The commit- plan to move from the mm But I think location will have a tee did not appropriate a spe- munity "sometime in the first bearing on who the committee cific amount quarter of the new year," last selects as its nexl membel "We're a, minority and month He plans to uperatr an he added we're trying la (!•'• support. ' equipment distribution com- The mayor staled lhal he- Mavor I.antler staled. COME SEE THE VALUES! DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS! HURRY IN TO SHOP WHILE THE CHOICE IS BIG! Ocean Township school BRIGHTON STYLE BAMBOO COLONIAL CHAIRS ROCKER budget up 5.16 percent Pine finish, charming OCEAN TOWN SHI 1'-The rate The school district's cap. a decoration. Hoard of Education last mghl slate mandated ceiling on A $68,050 promised uuil,>> introduced a budget for the spending increases, is about NOW 99. \m-M school year that totaled for capttot •improvement!! up 5 55 percent The budget in $62.2K3. and teacher's inter) 111.217.8478 up 1550.774 over this emu for next year is almul increases account fur much of year, an increase of 5 16 ;I9 pefcenj under this max Ihe increase, Mr Gpnkttn aid percent imum The capitol Improvement Of the total dollar figure budget includes $50,20(1 foi MI. The tentative dale (or the $7,493,390 will come from local improvement and iilhclclit f;i public hearing on Ihe budgel is taxes, an increase of IMTTHIi c llllies he vucl scl fur March 13. 8 p.m at Ihe over this year°Marshall (on Wanamassa Klementary kiln, the board's secratan. The current expensn innirei School Hesirtenls will get their BAKER'S RACK said it should result in only a is up $547,74H. bringing ihc to chance tn vote on Ihe budgel Brass-plated, ideil place modest increase in the tax lal for nexl year 1<> IW.lM.74a Apnl 3 to display your p'ants and Shore Regional High School board's treasures. 46 wide. 6 high NOW 109. tentative budget OK; up 2*43 percent Iholce of 2 styles. i OH WEST LONG BRANCH - and rnav in hut result in a over this year's mark ur direct Import NOW lOU. The Shore Regional High uVrrftatf The 2 43 percent total in ( reilse is well tjeltiw Ihc KhOOl School Hoard of Education last The increase is nunnh Ihe WING CHAIRS IN district'! stale mandaled cap night passed a tentative 1979-80 result df teacher's ntarj in budget that include on [pending increases set al QUEEN ANNE (Teases Mi RtU) l-'"1 "'' percent increase over thrs 4 71 percent Last year Ihe year's budgel reported thai mere will be no board was forced In ask lor a CUti in programs or itafl, but waiver of the cap The $93,000 increase brings ihebudgei lorcapllol Improve The board will hold Us pub the total budgel to $3,126,000 menu will be chopped in $MHI In hearing on the budgel Kredenck Kelly, chairman down t7,0M from Ihls year of the board's finance commit sometime in March and the lee, said Ihe increase should The current expense residents will vote on the CLASSIC CHAIR* budgel on \piil I mil CIUM j la\ rate increase budget. $2,697,000. is Up $175,000 Natural cane seat and back, chrome frame. Gagliano on Judiciary unit TKENTON - Stale Sen 8 port* and various boards tion and Communications com- Thomas Ciagliann II Mnn commissions and authorities Muiiees since his election ti> mouth, yesterday was named authorized l>> B» ll« slate senate in 1977 to the powerful Senate Judi The Jutlmurv i ommittee Senaele Minority Leader ciary Committee by Senate also performs in-deplh eval- Garret! W Hagedorn. K- lYesidenl Joseph Merhno I) uations of majoi additlona and Bergen, hailed Sen Ciaghano's Mercer amenMdmenls In existing slal iu.lni.tn Commuter appoint The Senate Judicial \ < nm ulnr> law muM recelttl) the inenl as j worthy and wel- mittee reviews and passes on New Jersey Penal Cods come addition in one of the judicial nominations submit led Sen QagUanohai lei vedon most Importim standing com- by Ihe govefrnot .is well ,is .ill Uiih ihe senate Male Govern iiuliei-s in the stale legiala nominations In si.iic cabinet men! and Senate Transporta- lure Considering expansion of .ceremony RUMSON - Buruuahtnun May us, and is opecicd in sons, according to Mr ul is considering a request bv dra» an estimated 1.000 pel - Huigcnt ihe Oceanic Hook and Ladder CHAIR BED Company for an expanded Me Comfortable lounger chair inonal Day celebration in con* becomes a single bed. iK-ction with the company s KEROSENE \ Available in assorted 100th anniversar> fabrics. The celebration is planned 5 GAL. MINIMUM for May M-Il, and Ihe com- IN 5 GAL.CANS pany is requesting considers nun that the Memorial Day parade lake place Saturday. PICKED UP AT OUR PLANT Mas'26 According to Krank W Haigent. company secii-lai\ 21 local organizations arc ex pecied to participate in the iwn H lhr«' houi parade, and li> fire departments and first aid COAL CO. squads have been Invited tn participate SINCE 1926 BENTWOOD COAT RACK The anniversary-Memorial The top revolves! Day celebration would take Sycamore kit. Shrewsbury 741-6300 place from 10 a in tn S p tn NOW 35. MUSIC STAND LAMP Extends from 38 to 55 high. Chrome with DOGS Ivory, chocolate, yellow, black or red. NOW 12. tt We got 'em!" SOFA BED/SLEEPER SECTIONAL SAVE NOW 750. TO 8O%! New • Used • Damaged • One-of-a-Kind Shop lites, sawhorses, picture frame moulding, electric Fawn or brick cotton velvet, loose pillow fireplace heater, medicine cabinets, bifold doors, gut- back. All with innerspring reversible mattress. ters, tub enclosure kits, picnic table tops, picture windows, storm doors, spindfes, MANY MORE! DELIVERY CAN BE ARRANGED. WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE, BANKAMERICARDVISA AND AMERICAN EXPRESS. o MONMOUTH Shrewsbury Ave. SH0P DAILY T° *» BUILDING CENTER SHREWSBURY PLAZA SATURDAY T05:3 ° 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY. *• Shrewsbury, N.J. OPEN: Monday • Friday, 7:30-1; Sat., 7:30-1 PHONE: 747-5220 g TheDHKRetpsser * B ••• N FRIDAY 'U.S. 01/ and gas lottery'1 Has any non competitive lease returned sub- Business 1 By SYLVIA PORTER stantial profits lo the winner' Yes' These are the Wilh Ihe U S inflalian spiral given anolhrr "hot" area leases situated for the lucky ones in vumub twisl by the 14 5 percenl crude oil price known oil and gas development areas But most N.Y. Stock Quotations hike imposed (or 711 by the Organization ol Petro- YOl'R MONEY'S leases have little or no value HEW VOIMUAPI TAwrtdOT tMi Noittp IM' *» "H 3JH »H* leum KkportinK Countries (OPEC), the domestic nan onol pr I c« tor Ntw V orh iM ' n HH 1 Others have averaged a few dollars per acre to V h CMNC HUM J7H* H Nw*lA.rl7S» 334 H - M'l »H- Stock E nchnwftiMuM search (or oil and gas u> icrtain to speed up ConsPwl 14 I U IV i 13'*- « NwfBcpl 1*1 9* 3'H »*H >M» on resale ContAir » < 111 K »H H N^iiftdl »• « »H 7IH IH* And perhaps you'll be one o( Ihs \ ery few lucky n La* t lot* Cht) 34V»- H — Be warned This is probably not the first CnllCwpl n S MM 34'. Honor I li 1 J »H 2SH ISH ones who will recoup many of the energy dollars gar (nllGrpI » r IIS It 1?H- H NorSlmfW I 1.' UH I*'* 1*'*- WORTH 1 tune that the land offered has been leased — and ACF 7 10 f » IIH Ittt IIW- •* ContOtl iMItn If "* W+* • lost at the gas-oil pumps through the "government AAAI I 14 7 IM 1*S1*H I*** ConlT.M J4| *M IS'. IS - Hi OcLtPtll 1U7 i II*1 * the land generally is not recognized as being AM intt 71 9 « D'1 CHDoto 31 I Ul J*H U i * 1 H OfiioEO 1 HI] 16 -.- oil and gas lottery," nptTuted under the I S A&A I It* D*. tooptn IMI 1 MV, #Uj- . OkioGE I *0 I 16% •HIHH MtlllHIIIHIIIIIIMHIMHIIMIIIIt"1 within a known geological structure of a produc- AUrtlt Kit XW )M CornG I HID IM II* 'iH ii'-i * UkiaNGl *0 i Department of Interior s Bureau of Land Man A*Wwit7 JO S IIW 404* 1Mb *1< H CrwnCfc • M HH IIH Olm M I Igemcnt'l simultaneous oil and gas leasing iyi- ing field Alt Pi d m 9 U Jrt CrwZtl I HH n s Omarh I 11 * — Your oiler lo lease is really a gamble, for DO AUMM Mil « 17 n* u * * >I IM IV- II OwenC I » I tem." gram are in the western states, although a (ew AlcaviA 7 i Ml MH - D-D Owenini 14 S 17V4 17*.- Iracls have been put up lor mm i mupeiitiw leas percenl of Ihe tracts won are never drilled Kven AlhfUt t • I 7/ I*H Uerilndl M f If 4»l 41Ht H PPG 1 77 • 414 M »', U Inder Ihe piti^i Bin, the governnienl issues two AitfP- iniM i*w DaloG«n 1/ S40 *•* 64-H. j's PucGE I 1* I 571 73 ^ types of leases fin ml and gas exploration and ing in the Midwest and Eli) if you win the drawing, your parcel may have nu AIMCII nan Dayco Sflb 4 14' ; I 14H PocLtfl 1 t 47 u71* 31H UH A list of lands available for ie leasing la pie real potential for oil and gas Winning the drawing AlKfSh 140. m 7341 DayiPL I ** t ISH PacPw > 93 i » 70 i* development on lands that are federally owned AllliCh II*>)N W PotTT 140 7 •H »'* DMf* i so inn ir-'i 1*H- H 14H li - pared each month by Ihe state office of Ihe Bureau is tough, nearly 1S million died for 9 000 tracts in AlCM II »l M PanAm i These are competitive and non-competitive The •* « • OtiMonl 7011 SQ3u4S 44'.. H 6V. *H oH DcltaAIr 1 * 4i7 47:. PonEP IH I 41* 40H 41% • competitive leases are issued for 1' S lands within ol Land Management, which you can obtain by 77 AH»M ibte PenDu 1 Denny* M * M M J* mail for a small charge The HI.M state office An.Air m u u , u DttEd 1 S3 9 173 I H iTV life JI . the known geologic structure of a producing oil — The HIM does not classify the land parcels ABrndi in «••» DlomS 1 41 « 371 70 l»H I9H- and gas field as JAN. 12, 1878 Heston, David Carraome 8 MOVIE (COMEDY) bar" Diane Kealon out. has met wilh an 8 00 8 © NEW ADVEN- O O THE AMERICAN Poker slumps over dead (Paid Subscription •• "The Flrtl Traveling Richard Kiley (Paid accident, then his ghost EVENING TURES OF WONDER MUSIC AWARDS Glen in Ihe middle of a crucial Television) A collision at Saleslady " 1956 Subscription Television) ly image comes back io WOMAN Diana Prince Campbetl, Helen Peddy hand and il is discovered 6 oo 8 O O O O © sea Forty one men ' Ginger Rogers. Carol The seedy side of the nghl Ihe wrong (90 goes undercover lo bid and Donna Summer are lhal he has been poi- NEWS trapped in a nuclear Chanmng A pair of single life I? hrs ) mins ) tor a blackmarkei nu hosts of this sixth annual soned (60 mins ) 0 BRADY BUNCH submarine on an ocean girdle sellers hit the old 12:37 0 MOVIE 1 30 8 JOE FRANKLIN clear warhead presentations special OOffi NEWS O JOKER'S WILD hve Irom the Santa Mon ledge 1.450 feet beneath wesl (90 mins ) (ADVENTURE-DRAMA) SHOW (D ODD COUPLE recovered Irom a Rus- (B FOOTSTEPS Queen Tea CIVIC Auditorium the sea The most excit 8 BARETTA Baretta s ••• "Cowboy" 1958 (D GOOD NEWS sian jet which was For A Day' This series is IB TODAY IN ing rescue adventure life is endangered when Jack Lernmon. Glenn 2 00 CD MOVIE (DRAMA) •• chased into the sea by a Twenty awards will be designed lo help young DELAWARE ever lilmed (2 Mrs ) he goes up against an Ford A hotel clerk and a "Paratrooper" 1954 U F O (60 mins ) presented in four musical adults understand par © ZOOM oriental killer bent on cattleman each learn Alan Ladd. Leo Genn 8 O DIFF'RENT catagones pop. soul enting and Ihe guidance nooOOOOBB ® ONCE UPON A revenge lor his valuable lessons about 01 NEWS STROKES When Willis country and disco- plus a and support expected ol NEWS CLASSIC daughter's death (R) life when they become buddies from Harlem " special Award of Merit parents by their children 0 GONG SHOW 1 2/ O NEWS CD UNCLE FLOYD O MADHOUSE partners on a rugged . come to visit, he over The hosts will perform on The lirsl program (D ODD COUPLE 2:30 8 MOVIE -(DRAMA)'" b 29 (B DAILY DELAWARE the special, as will top cattle dnve lo Mexico (2 "Murphy's War" 1971 STATE LOTTERY dazzles them with his locuses on live year old Rsd Bank seafood lows two to cheer about.. Jack Baker's back. Oneof New Jersey sforemostrestau-' rateurs, Jacks taken over ownership and operation61 theiormer Lobster Shanty Try a different Nowit's Baker's Wharfside dining-out experience. Now, Jack's an a liable guy when you meet Unique him in thedining room But inthekitchen, Shiki. The atmosphere ol the Orient. Rustic he'stough Heinsistsonfreshnessand Exotic cocktails such as Karate Punch, topquahty And dishes prepared according to his own private recipes Shiki Special and tht exciting Saketini. 'Atmosphere That means, in addition lo attentive, Superb traditional dishes combined RURAL courteous serviceandclean. attractive with succulent vegetables, prepared AMERICA surroundings, you can alwayscount . and served at your hibachi table 1900 on something special when you order your by expert Japanese chefs. favorite seafood - lobster, shrimps, Uniquely satisfying. •» scallops.fish (Andthesteaksaregreat. too) Shiki Japanese Everybody's always talking about I arm Steak House. Cooking . . . m>« you caii come down aniL^aste The WharMdeh Rsd Bank. Modest prices for immodestlygood food Dailf • 11 30 AM to 11 00 PM for yourself! Saturday • 5 00 PM loll 30 PM Sunday 3 00 PM l0 10 00 PM MIDDLE TOWN, N|: Route IS North 671-9500 UNION. N|: OPEN DAILY 5 P.M. Rout* 22 Well Rt. 33 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 688-5555 ALL MAJOR CREDI! ENGLISHTOWN CARDS HONORED Midway between HifhWown & Freehold 146Bodman (201) 446-4530 WHARFSIDE J CLOSED TUESDAYS SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1979 Tin I~W) Hi [jll* I 13 Varied fare on television tomorrow A mad scientist trane- 12:66 0 IN THE NEWS scientist gratis the head young, engaged man is MORNING SPECTIVE OH TMf AN FROM WOLF TRAP torms • women into an (2) Exciting Tennis reluctant to give up the 1:00 0 0 ARK II NEWS of an insane murderer Sarah Vaughan opens an ape creature (60 0O GO onto the head ot a menial girts who love him. and 8 25 • 0 SCHOOLHOUSE * Attion—Th« ffl ONCE UPON A all-Gershwin show which mins ) retardate (90 mins ) seeks the aid of a mar ROCK 0MOVIE (HORROR)" CLASSIC Episode One she performs along with 0 M0VIC -(COMEDY) tattle for 8 NFL GAME OF THE ned psychiatrist, with a 826 S IN THE NEWS "Inn of the Frightened Secret Garden There Is the National Symphony ••>• "The Golden Age WEEK much worse problem (2 8:30 • B FANTASTIC People" 1972 Joan Colgate Grand No One Left When her from Wolf Trap Farm 01 Comedy" 1958 FOUR Collins. James Booth CB ONCE UPON A Park (90 mins ) hrs 8 mint) ' Prii Matters parents die in India. Mary Laurel and Hardy Will • WOODY Alter their 10 year old Lennox is sent to York CLASSIC Episode Six 9:30 0 HARNESS RACING Cif MOVIE Rogers A compilation of WOODPECKER daughter is brutally at shire to live with her The Secret Garden -(COMEDY-MYSTERY) •dent comedy footage O VIEWPOINT ON lacked and murdered, a When Ihe Sun Went •••'» "len't It Shock- (90 mms ) uncle, an eccentric, em- (S) See Art link NUTRITION once law abiding couple 3 00 8 CD GRAND PRIX bittered hunchback Down' When Colin's doc Ing" 1973 Alan Alda 1:36 0 NEWS O WHAT'S NEW MIS- sets out to avenge the MASTERS TENNIS Mary is to make her lor gives him permission * latter oil Cry Louise Leaser A series 1 380 MOVIE -(COMEDY) atrocity (2 hrs ) to go outdoors with Mary ot bizarre murders dis ••', "The Marriage- TER MAGOO? Featured Eight male home in Iwo isolated of Hurting World O BIG BLUE CO I DREAM OF pros who have collected rooms of her uncle's and Dickon, they decide rupt the day to day rou- Go-Round" 1961 Susan JEANNIE tine ol a small New Eng Hayward. James Mason MARBLE the most points on the huge mansion's top floor lo go to the secret gar 10:00 0 NEWS land town's police A Swedish beauty MISTER ROGERS ffi CONGRESSIONAL Grand Prix Circul during The housemaid and foot- den Ben thwarts their O 0 FANTASY IS- department (85 mins) causes a domestic en 8:56 IN THE NEWS OUTLOOK Alaska Wil Ihe year will be compel man befriend her, and plan and Colin amazes all LAND A womarl seeking 0:00 0 BUGS BUNNV by rising from his sit. when she selects a 8 derness Land Use ing in this championship she stumbles upon a the truth regarding her 11:40 0 MOVIE happily married profea AND ROAD RUNNER wheelchair CD FOOTSTEPS Nu event (90 mins ) secret garden on Ihe twin brother's death, and (ROMANCE-DRAMA) aor to father her baby (2 8 0 GODZILLA Comparison' Sandy's O PROFESSIONAL mansion's grounds CD WHEN THE BOAT a man who wants to ••i, "Goodbye Colum- hrs ) SUPER 90 concern for her BOWLER'S TOUR 7 00 0 0 NEWS COMES IN (60 mins ) become a millionaire no bus 1969 Richard Ben- 143 0 BONKERS 0 BIRDMAN daughter's hesitancy to Featured The SI26,000 O IN SEARCH OF CB COLLEGE BASKET- matter what Ihe sacrifice lamin. All MacGraw The 2:O0 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) •'» 0 WORLD CHAMPION- try new things is out of Showboat Invitational O PROGRAM BALL Penn Slate vs are Mr Roarke's guests story ot a successful Stromboll" 1051 SHIP TENNIS proportion On a lamily from the Showboat UNANNOUNCED Princeton Guest stars Eve Plumb. suburban family as ingnd Bergman. Mario CD FAMILY AFFAIR picnic, the parents Lanes in Las Vegas, CD MOVIE -(DRAMA) '* Qeorge Maharis (60 viewed through the eyes Vitale Homeless girl ffi SESAME STREET realize that 2 nevada (90 mins) Straight Time" 1978 mins ) oTa young man who falls marries a poor Sicilian CD MISTER ROGERS k and a hall year old Por O MOVIE (DRAMA) (5) Human drama Dustin Hoffman, Gary Bu Q YEAR OF THE CHILD in love with their fisherman lo escape her <£> DR. W.V. GRANT lia is an individual who '"-, CraiyJot" 1974 * showing hope sey (Paid Subscription TELETHON daughter (2 hrs 12 lot. only to lind more g:2S 0 0 SCHOOLHOUSE unhappmess on a dreary must mature at her own Peter Boyle, Paula Pren Television) Branded a ® THREE DAYS ON mins ) ROCK lor the hungry. island (90 mins ) rale lisa Story of the late loser. Dustin Holfman is BIG CITY WATERS The 12:00 O TELETHON 9:26 O IN THE NEWS matia figure Joey Qallo "Watch lh« Cry an ex-con desperate to CONTINUES NEWS 1:26 O IN THE NEWS relationship between two MOVIE (DRAMAI"' 0:30 O SHAZZAN who was gunned down in make a life tor himself 0 NEWS 2:1,3 8 1 30 8 © 30 MINUTES of A Hurting men and their contronla "San Francisco Inter O 0 CHALLENGE OF 1972 (2 hrs) outside prison walls Mis 0 SOUNDSTAQE 0 JUKEBOX tion with the elements THE SUPER FRIENDS CD MOD SQUAD World" battle is made even national Airport" 1970 O COMEDY SHOP are explored, during the Fiddlers Three' Three CD HERALD OF (B CONSUMER SUR- Mv tougher by a society that Pernell Roberts. Van 0 SENIOR BOWL North recreation ot a canoe trip top violinists -• master TRUTH VIVAL KIT O WORLD VISION blocks his attempts lo go classicist llzhak Perl Johnson Pilot's write is vs South Irom Princeton. N J to held hostage in a plot to CD ONCE UPON A- REPORT What Do You straight (2 hrs ) man, latz-rock virtuoso O YOUTH: 3:30 O PROFESSIONAL Manhattan The adven steal money from e cargo CLAS8IC Say To A Hungry 8 30 O 8 CARTER Jean Luc-Ponty and PERSPECTIVE BOWLER'S TOUR lurers press onward de Diane (1 15 mint ) 0D SEEK YE FIRST World' COUNTRY spite swampy waters country-rocker Doug O EYEWITNESS Featured The $125,000 2:30 0 MOVIE 8:56 0 IN THE NEWS 0 YOU THIS IS THE NFL heavy rains, high winds, Kershaw perlorm NEWS CONFERENCE Showboat Invitational (WESTERN-COMEDY) 10:00 0 MOBY DICK O UNKNOWN WAR JULIA CHILD AND low tides and meager separately and combine CD GET SMART Irom Ihe Showboat S •• "Shootout In a One O MOVIE (HORROR) CD SHA NA NA COMPANY Holiday rations for a remarkable ensem- Dog Town" 1973 CB DAVID SUSSKIND Lanes in Las Vegas, 1 CD ODD COUPLE Lunch ble number written and Richard Crennt, Sielame "i "Beett from the SHOW nevada (90 mins ) GD MOVIE (NO INFOR- Haunted Cave" I95g CB SOCCER MADE IN arranged especially lor Powers The only banker CD TURNABOUT Why CB KUP'S SHOW (2) GE Theater MATION AVAILABLE) Michael Forest. Sheila GERMANY this performance (60 in a small town tindt that Punish the Children?' 4:00 O O BOB HOPE DE- "Welcome to LA." Carol A gangster plans CD INSIDE ALBANY * "Champions: mins ) the only way he can This program goes to a SERT CLASSIC Bob (Paid Subscription to rob a gold mine, using 3) IMAGINES 03 MOVIE (DRAMA) •• protect $200,000 from a women's prison to ex Hope is the host of the A Lo«t Story." Television) No Other In gang ol outlaws is to a ski instructor as a LATINAS "Straight Time" 1978 plore how the residents twentieth edition ol this formation Available (2 become a one man army guide lor the getaway CD PROGRAMMING Two Teenagers Dustin Hoffman. Gary Bu handle their separation lournamenl Irom Indian hrs) and blow up Ihe bank But a blizzard causes UNANNOUNCED sey (Paid Subscription from their children A visit Wells club in Palm De quoit for love 10 30 0 WORLD VISION himself (90 mins ) them into a cave the lair 7:30 8 CANDID CAMERA Television) Branded a is also made lo a sert. Califorma (2 hrs) REPORT CONTINUES O PRAYER ot a legendary beast (90 8 NEXT STEP i skating fame. loser, Dustin Hoffman is minimum-security facility 0 MISSION ffl MOVIE NEWS mint ) an ex-con deaperela to where inmates live with BEYOND (DOCUMENTARY)"'. IMPOSSIBLE 900 8 CD GE THEATER make a life for himself 3:30 0 ABC NEWS CD OLD TIME GOSPEL their pre-schoolers while O PRICE IS RIGHT "Marjoe" 1972 Marioe CD TARZAN Champions A Love outside prison walls His 3:36 0 NEWS HOUR serving sentences Prob O PRIME TIME Gortner Documentary ffl THAT'S IT IN Story' Stars Shirley battle is made even 4:00 0 SERM0NETTE CB MOVIE (DRAMA) lems ol such children are 8 THAT'S about the life ol a lake SPORTS Knight. Tony Lo Bianco tougher by a society that O MOVIE -{DRAMA) " •••• "Torment" 1844 considered by a HOLLYWOOD evangelist (90 mins ) y a gorilla EVENING MICHAEL MAURO SHOW and strange events en CB FOOTSTEPS Queen Complete Dinner 4 JAN. 12 - 14th sue (90 mins) For A Day' This series is 6:00 I CHEAP SHOW All the Prime Rib CD REBOP designed to help young U O CO © I TH€WEB> 5 adults understand par* NEWS you can eat! «8' SONNY RAYft THE 3D YOUR CHURCH OF enfing and the guidance 8 HERITAGE OF RESTAURANT 8. COCKTAIL LOUNGE THE AIR and support expected ol POWER: EDWARD M (•fORKUYMClOMINN) All dinners served with DEL RAYS 11:55 0 SCHOOLHOUSE Salad, potato, vegetable, rolls t butter parents by their children KENNEDY Wine list available JAN. 19-28lh ROCK The first program 0 PERSUADERS 11:56 8 IN THE NEWS locuses on live year old CD STAR TREK 672-1351 Most ma|or credit ctrdt honored —t— 11:57 O METRIC MARVELS Alison who develops CD MARIA PAPADATOS ifMe largestMenus m Centro/MJ. 1 (Children's menu available) Having A Party? attention-gelling SHOW ~SlEAKS~&fHOPS , HO HI COOKING AFTERNOON stomach aches As a 6:30 8 CD CBS NEWS We have banquet 12:00 0 O SPACE result, the girl s parents 8 0 NBC NEWS . PRIVATE PARTIES facilities available ACADEMY learn about her need for 0 8 ABC NEWS her own identity O O FABULOUS CB CD BLACK PER- 77 Highway 36. Keansburg, Nj FUNNIES ST.Hm.N0.3e " " "**7 "**$ HIGHLANDS (S Ullet North ol Sandy Hook) .747-3574 O MOVIE (HORROR) •* (2 BL OCKS NORTH Of THE HIGHLANDS BRIDGE) "The Monater and the Girl" 1941 Rod Camer on. Ellen Drew A scien list translers Ihe brain ol an executed boy to an CfttMESE NEW YEAR HI.' I Imily il stalks the city seeking revenge (90 mins) CELEBRATION 0 0 ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL II I'm Lost. January 26th and 27th 1 luw Come I Found You? Appearing An orphan, an elderly 10 COURSE CHINESE BANQUET RICK SHAW woman, and Iwo hyper- $12. per person 8 or more people - active foreign missionar ft FREEDOM les make lite even more Call Now For Reservations complicated lor two amateur bank robbers art II. R( "Over a ton of fresh fish served weekly" CHINESE SMORGASBORD SI SOUL ALIVE Mon Frl 11:45 to 2:30 CD TUTANKHANUN'S Soup and Salad Bar $9 75 per person EGYPT children under 12 II.75 ,0D MOVIE (DRAMA-COMEDY) "> at Lunch & Dinner "Unexpected Father" (with mimtll 1 lhrimf at dinner) SUNDAY SPECIAL BUFFET 1941 Dennis O'Keete. Shirley Ross When All you can eal $6.50 per person dancer's former partner Children under 12-$3.75 dies leaving a baby, he takes child but author, Fot Smorgasbord & Butt»t M«nu flop in Ol Phont 264 44f2 ties insist upon putting it REGULAR MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE into an orphanage (2 SUPER I0WI SUND hrs) HAIFTIME 12:26 0 IN THE NEWS 12:30 0BL FAT ALBERT BUFFET o B BAY em SIPPING SURPRISI ROLLERS Specializing in Szechuan A Hunan Cuisine 0 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND Host Dick rinrk (60 mins) O Hwy. 35 HOLMDEL «B CROCKETT'S VIC- (M«»t lo Larmn-Charlei of Ih* Riti) TORY GARDEN Sowing '•if Call 2M-4422 lor Take-Oul Seeds Indoors' 14 TheDWIyRegkter SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 12. 1979 Smokey says (song's the thing9 By VARDENA ARAR "Tears of a Clown" in 1970, although he still Baby" at a Christmas Eye concert here - HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Way back in the has a faithful following for his records and isn't complaining days of pop prehistory - bark when Johnny tours "Are you kidding' I love it." he says, Rotten was still in swaddling clothes - a In recent years, he also tried on a few laughing "When I hear my songs by other wiry Detroit high school student named other entertainment hats, appearing in a people I always love them I think it's a William G Robinson was filling a notebook odd television show and producing a less compliment when someone else does one of with songs than-blockbuster movie. "Big Time your songs And a man named Berry Uordy heard Although the hats didn't fit. Robinson s •' A long time ago. when I first mel Berry the kid sing with a backup group called the notebook of songs — more than 500 -~- stood Uurdy. he told me. 'Whenever you go into Miracles, and he saw it was good, and he him in good stead Sprinkled across the the studio, try to go into the studio with a signed the act to a contract That -ma charts now are several of Robinson's golden good song Because songs live on Records nutshell — was the genesis of Motown Re oldies, performed by a whole new gener- .In- Albums, they're discarded, they're put cords and the marriage of rock and soul ation of singers (in the shelf People go out and buy them, known as the "Motown sound" which swept Higgi'si of the bunch is Linda Konstadl's and they might never listen to those albums the country in the 60s rendition of "Oojl, Baby Baby Ms not the afain Sometimes they do, but. you know, II began a successful career for the first time Honsladl has hil n lug with a songs are the thing ' So I always remem skinny teen ager with the slicked down hair, Robinson tune She did it in 1976 with bered that." better known as Smokey Robinson "Tracks ol My Tears More to the point, the renaissance of That was more than 20 years ago, and a other current remakes include I Sec Robinson Ihe writer may also mean re few things have changed Robinson gave up ond That Emotion," by Thelnia Jones; "E» mwid interest in Robinson the performer the pomade and the Miracles He became a cepl for You Baby" by the Silvers. "My and recording artist Motown vice president along the way, and Guy" by Dam Sedaka. (You Cot to Walk "1 think it creates an interest in your both he and Motown company have long and) Don't Look Back' by Peter Tosh, and performance, especially for people who per- since left Detroit's grimy streets lor Holly "You Really Col a Hold on Me b> Kddie haps did not even know thai I wrote thai wood's palm trees Money song (Uoh. Kaby Baby) until they bought HIT SONGS ARE BACK — Smokey Robinson, whose songs and music Few of the big Motown acts of the 60s Us not Ihc same as singing your own hit. that record by Linda Ronstadl and they saw were popular In the 1960s, Is again in the limelight as his compositions are h»ve been heard from in recent years Hob of course Rut Robinson — who in lact n And they say, Well hey. let me go see adapted by pop music groups of today. (AP) instill himself hasn't had a top single since learned with Honsladl to sing "Don. Baby him. because maybe he'll sing il loo' " f VALUABLE COUPON Bluegrass at Englishtown' airs on TVSAVE By IRIS KOZEMWAJG $2.50 ....ENGLISIITOW. ...N _- Mo on o episode — and he holds Ins end will feature such stellar ads as mouth County's pioneer Blue up quite creditably Tex l.ogan and Don Stover grass outfit, the Knglishtown A private screening ot Del McCoury and The Dixie Music Hall, will go video "Blucgrass" also revealed Pals. Hoi Mud Family along tomorrow night when Hie hist that the color and resolution of with Ihe (Ireengrass ("loggers, PIECES OF CHICKEN Plus of eight "Blueurass at the Kng the films are excellent — and it Lou Popejoy and the Heirs ol • t pound cola flaw lishtown Music Hall" seg- seems as if every musician on Bluegrtw, Ted Lundy. Bob • t quart pepsi ments will l»' aired nn New the show wears a plaid shin in Paisley and The Southern Jersey Public THI'VIMIIM BfeM a diflerent color (we mil •'»" Mountain Boys. Red (lay oiler good: IU-LS 23,50. 52, and !iH viewers' confirmations of ihis Hamlilers along with .toe Val Thursday, Friday. America's oldest musical observation) and The New Kngland Blue Saturday. Sunday sound, fiddles awl banjos, will "Hluegrass Al the English grass Boys, Buck White and come out of "the heart of New 423 Shrewsbury Ave. town Music Hall is produced The Down Home r'olks Jersey," as (jeoff Berne of Ihe for television by Clark Santee. This all 'round blucgrBM Shrewsbury music hall calls this area Mat one ci( the producers of 'Mu series is a must for bluegrass ty Levinc, Middlelown. will be sic" — a widely acclaimed fanatics and a good btglnning seen playing (he Dobru and 60 secies un PBS lor those who want tci know the musicians who have appeared slate dlthe art on the Knglishtown stage will The individual appear — hootin' and liollcnn' and playin' like mad as, for RtffHtor H»*t. kr Dwrt Kmiim eight Saturday nights at H ,10. BLUEGRASS GOES PUBLIC - At 8 p.m. tomorrow, the first in a series of '•Ik. HMM * OMNI, IM«M4" the best of MlMgTUI gOM over "Bluegrass at the Englishtown Music Hall" programs will be repeated on the air again New Jersey Public Television channels 23, 50, 52 and 58. Eleven hours and 14 The show, originally taped bands went into this program, which is unrehearsed and in color. The in April of 1977 — within two performers quote Hank Williams as if they knew him and local viewers may IILY DINING PLAN days, and with no retakes — see glimpses of themselves in the audience. Any Day • For Luncheon or Dinner first appeared on the air in mr us amun out MTWATI praMfit Bill m and rtc»l» November of thai year as a grass Cardinals, one of the with all sorts of slick and Berne appears in voice -over. (THE PARTY'S ON US) IOOI TOM CltttSI OOtING I»NU»»T Ol HMIMH one-hour special, and then was groups not seen on previous amusing adjuncts such as introducing the acts and com- AND INJOr * IMI ION VOTtGI P»IH run as • kmgn scnes the lol- screenings, will appear in Ihe Monly Python type cartoons menting occasionally The less 50% OFF it.it bpii» lowing April forthcoming series The show and backdrops. familiar sight ot him manning CARIBBEAN CRUISE SPECIALS Selerted. PIUS Children under 12 Bonne Creek Mid the Hlue the bass is in at least one is professionally produced, The latinliar voice ol Geoff / to 14 days Ifom $505 per person Relurn coupon lot your Fcee Brochure 50% OFF Children i Mmu Only Art coffee hours begin Thursday TRADEWINDS COtMTTS TIAVn mu count SUFOOD SIIHKWSB'JKY - The years, showing al Lincoln (en at 1 p in Jan '£> in the li- MOTEL 474 MKMO SI HIMM< DINNER SPECIALS (iallery of the Monmoulh Arts icr. Central Park, the creative brary's F.aslem Blanch Led Rle 36 Sea Bright 842-4900 Itow (M M Ih. IWt rw. - on., i,^,,, ha. if Foundation will open Us 1971craft show in Wettfleld, N.J., by librarian Judy Cannon, the Call (or •*•• c™« (.* >.i^M • Hani lll«aiira series ot art coffee huurs with the Garden Stale Arts Center group will discuss Irving 149 W FRONT ST. llolmdel artist Barbara Bass. and the Meadowlands Many ol Stone's "Lust lor Life" and WEEKDAY RATES KEYPORT (201) 264-1263 who will give a lecture demon tier pieces have won awards view slides ol work of Van stratum cm loom weaving at She incorporates only natural CoghandCauguin 842-1837 9 30 am Jan IH at thein hand'spun yarns in her wink Kasteni Branch of the Mon and she does much of her own mouth County Library. Route spinning Proudly Presents 35. Gallery prosideni Norma Ms Bass has exhibited her Rabiiiowii/.. here, reminds gal 3-Penny Opera CLUB 35 weavings, primarily wall lery members and friends thai Rl. 35 Soyre.inV N.J ??71i15 hangings, throughout uV me) the first art history study Friday and Saturday SUNDAY i opolitan area for the past two group meeting for 1979 will be ULTIMATE NITECLUB BEEF Jan. 12, 13, 19 and 20 DESIGNED FOR THE OVER 2b CROWD WELLINGTON Curtain: 8:30 • Tickets $4 & $5 Friday thru Sunday DOUBLE BRUNCH CHO SBtVID 12-1:00 For information call 741-8323 "SPARKLE" WHTG nsavATioM 102 Ave. ol 2 Rivera Rumson Monday VEM-A RICOMIMNDED GOLDEN OLDIES REVUE CVLABRESE_ En|oy our Recording Stir Tuf.. i—Faahton Show 1410 AM featuring MARIO LaVERA tY-FRIDAY 106.3 F.M. SHIRELLES FORMER LEAD SINGER wtw racantfy cul • nfw album HOB fOEUVRES 4 rM. A..II.W. rwra. 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Hermione Gingold gives Al The Maries MONMOUTH COUNTY LONG BRANCH ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP LONGIRANCH MOVIES I CINEMA M- ,.,l WojlllBlI K IDNIGHT fn Deolhon the N.t* tPGi ' IONG i«AHCM MOVIES II - B ». i. i.rt .P.. audience a spicy show Sol Deuth on the Nile tPO) 7 J is , n k K.n ! ,1. STRATHMOIE CINEMA I- XPRESS •y IRIS ROZENCWAJG Fn Animal HouM MIDDLiTOWN MONDAY DATE NITE Stephanie totsinlos. who sang Sondhyim. is much Ihc tails on Uilnii and (harm and Ammoi Haute |R| I. ' U 9 !•> UA MIDDLE TOWN I- RED BANK - The grande Stephen Sondheims campy clyanesl ol crimes ' Thy thrt-i- had more than enough of both STUATHMORE CINEMA II- dame of risque monolugue songs and musical pastiches singyrs, all wilh encellenl Sometimes n was A cabaret, ' * Sal Every WMin Way Bu UA MIDDLETOWN II wound her naughty way tPGII 7 9 « i mm ing In A from hit shows he s wnlten all voices and riveting perion lometimei U was u >ong show, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS t.i Sut Sm* Dam ma i" A through the interstices of a 28 or pan ol hut ihe tempo never flagged ATLANTIC CINEMA alitit'b, UDg man> songs lo Frt Sat UidmgM t .pit".', i UA MIDOLETOWN III song program la si nighl al I hi- • HI I MHIA I'll'H HI- r»l i .1 • K-V MMlk • Mil -qMCW I UlhWM1 ALAN ALDA MIC HAl 1 t AIM BILL COSBY • 1 MMnO^NT PKTyHf 5 f"Kf SENIi 1 JANE FONDA WAITER MATTHAl El AIM MAY RICHARD PRYOR MAGGIE SMITH M II I MOV SHREWSBURY PLAZA 7:45-9:45 UL-ri 1 1 1 THE 11ILL 1 ANTHONY HOPKINS ANNMARGRET PL^BRTSMHQtutoiru a- -- ••• -••• •- -*• -_^^^ Children's theater GfNEHAL CINEMA .FNtHAi i IM«A 81 Uf ITAH . 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SPARTA MORRIS HILIS RT II'IWIN I0I0WA CINEMA CLIFTON TOMS RIVER IP'OWA ."•* I«B» Story n JAN. 13,14,20,21,27,29 SPARIA '7tS''U ' PAHSIPPANT llSBlOO I MUNSWfK • • NEWTON t OEWS ,i m Ml ' imwA EAST BRUNSWICK UNION ' JCRSETCIITTRtPlK OCUNCTV MALL RUTGERS PU2A WANNER Birthday partlM JEHSEV Clt' ("il 4*00 H !'..! ffOOD I ' mlcomt FREEHOLD WASHINGTON CINEMA PARSIPPANy Call 1418323 WASHINGTON INSMP 6UIKW MAGIC HACKENSACK WAYNE UENEHAL CINEMA JACKSON WEST -ORANGE 102 Av*. ol 2 Hlv«rt WOOOBRIDGt tw 4 [ENTERTAINMENT GIFT BOOKS ons«>ewowr.' Rumton • JflflUflRV Sole SAVE 19% to 44% OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF FINE TRADITION Quality Furnitiuv In Mile. 20%()HTust<>ni .Covered. Greater Suvings as shown. 'uin ol . Koos : irmfs eleqa' • : • is to • • • !now i|h rnndripni 1' |i' | • ShOI • i I. • 9 30 SPECIAL STORE HOURS Saturday 9:30 to 9 30 Visit our newly remodeled Eatontown store the most exciting furniture store Monmouth County has ever seen! HACKENSACK RAHWAY EAST BRUNSWICK EATONTOWN FREEHOLD LIVINGSTON . PARSIPPANY POMPTON PLAINS SOMERVILLE SPRINGFIELD TOTOWA NANUET.N.Y. **«OUTE4 ROUTE 27 • • IB •. ROUTE 35 ROUTE 9 ROUTE 10 3219ROUTE46 ROUTE 23 1213ROUTE22 MORRISTPKE ROUTE 46 . N MIDDLETOWN RD jWOMAINSIRFFI ST CtOfiGES AVtNUt AN'D ARIHUfl SIRfil At tATONTQWN CIRCLE SOUTH OF FHEEHOLO CIRCLE At LIVINGSTON CIRCLE EASTBOUND At JACKSON AVENUE WESTBOUND WESTOF MILLBURN AVtNUt EAST OF UNI0N8LVD NORTH OF-ROUTE 59 343-4300 388-3700 257-4800 542r1O10 462-0323 992-1600 , 334-4100 835-3400 526-0555 579-4300 785-0600 (914)623-8041 Says hearing date, expected on withdrawal petition portunity to speak It will prob- By WENDY DILLEH hearing. Joseph Vac-k. assis- John Honisberger, president inform them of the procedure state Commissioner of Educa- petition for withdrawal it was However. Mr Vack said ably be held In the county su- FREEHOLD - A date (or tant commissioner of the state of the regional school board, and how to prepare for the tion to withdraw from the re- opposed by six municipalities lhal the stale department is perintendent's office in Free- a public hearing by ihe slate Department of Controversies and officials from Marlboro. hearing" • gional high school district last who cited financial, personnel "backlogged. with some 600 hold." Mr Hughes said Board ol Review on a petition and Disputes told school of Colts Neck. H 0 w e 11. "There will be one hearing October In November, the and educational problems if odd cases pending Each tfe According to Mrs by ihc of Marlboro Board of finals at the meeting Manalapan. Freehold Town at a time - Marlboro will be Howell Board of Education the township should withdraw partmenl member has HO to 85 Saltzbart. a notation of other education to withdraw fromthe Among those attending Ihe ship, Freehold, and Farm heard alone and acted On filed a similar petition All sev- cases to handle " Thus the withdrawal cases in the stale Freehold Regional High School en other municipalities in the The state procedure for deadline is being waived The was made "There are six or District will be set probably •district filed resolutions oppos- withdrawal requires, that the hearing officer to this case is is seven withdrawls currently within the next two weeks. ing the withdrawal of petition be reviewed by a August Thomas Marlboro and Howell three member stale Board of pending and six or seven have County Superintendent o[ Mr Thomas was un- Review which decides if a ref- occurred, she said "Of those, Schools, Milton Hughes said available for comment this Initially Howell opposed erendum should be held on Ihe there has only been one refusal last night week The Daily Register Marlboro's withdrawal pro by the Board of Reeview to The superintendent met (or request posal on the grounds that if line hold a referendum That was two hours last night with The public hearing will be a member of the regional dis Seaside Heights. Seaside Park Board o( EdaetOon president-. SHREWSBURY N . FRIDAY JANUARY J2 1979 17 '• The withdrawal petition fact finding session, not an" ad- tricl is considered for in the Central Regional Dis and school superintendents to must be approved by a majuri versary session. Mr Hughes "withdrawal, all members of Intl. Ocean County," she discuss the withdrawal pen ly of voters in the regional noted At the hearing, each the region should be con- added The reason that a refer- lion and procedures thai will session were Roy Wager, ingdale alone, and only after the refer district and in the petitioning municipal board will and the sidered Under the existing endum was that the localities be followed at (he hearing educational consultant (or the According to Mrs Carolyne endum will they work on district to be validated The regional board have an op- laws, only one municipality at in the district had loo few stu The slate Board ol Reyiea state Department of Kduca- SUbart, president of the. Colls llowell There's no chance of deadline lo set the date fur Ihe portunity to make a presenta a lime can withdraw limn • denls to be able to allow one IS expected to decide if .1 pull liori. Vincenl trespy, super- Neck Hoard uf Education, the several districts going at one hearing is 60 days after Ihe lion regional district district lo withdraw and still lie referendum should be held intendent of the Freehold Re purpose of the meeting was to time, she stated petition was filed, which is to When Howell filed its own maintain a high school nil Ihe issue within tit) after lhal gional High School District bring Ihe boards together to Marlboro petitioned the day "Everyone will have an op- Asmar trial commences today By BARBARA KATH I a m , and left the premises Zboray of North Hrunswlck Defender James Cleary. at- booze However, the slate charges Edgar Boyce of Grove St., torney for DeCapua, said the David Donnelly ol Red FREEHOLD - A jiff) *u that when the band's leader. Cltffwood. who was a bar- band members were angry Rank, attorney for Ikiyie. slated to begin dellllct.ilimi' Nicholas i'a r JT uf lender at the Midnlte when they were told by I'afono noted that his client is only lodav in Ihe trial of Robert Bayville returned inside to be Rambler, is charged with aid in the parking lot that they charged with assisting in Ihe tana! and three others in Inn paid. Asmar refused to pay ing in the atrocious assault on were not going to be paid He alleged assault inside the tav- neclion with an alleged assault turn the promised $260 and as- < aforio by holding him while suggested they stalled the ern tie said Ihat Asmar mi memberi of • band who had saulted him Asmar allegedly slugged him fight And he said his client "threw a glancing blow " at performed II Ihe now-defunct The stale further charges Thomas DeCapua Jr of only got involved in the fight to Caforio "Kven if you believe Midnile Rambler, Route :ts lhal when Gafonos car would Kenneth Terrace and Patrick break it up Mr Boyce grabbed the arm of Middlelown when 11 was not start another member of Graziosi of Elyar Terrace, Mr CaforlO, there was no atro- He and James Fagen of nwned by Asmar the tiand was assaulted by two both Middletown. who were cious assault and battery but Shrewsbury, attorney for The slate has charged that of the bar's patrons and patrons of the bar. are charged only simple assaull Mr Uraziosi. also asserted that if \sinai lured Ilic hand to per- Asmar. and another of the with committing an atrocious Caforio testified thai he didn't their clients did assaull form at Ihe tavern [01 two band members was threatened assault on 7,boray by slugging, even put a bandaid on the lump Zboray, it was a case of simple nights. Friday,, Dec 17 and •nd assaulted with a gun by. choking and kicking him he received assault and not' atrocious as- Saturday Dei is 1*71) n full Asmar Leonard Berkeley of New- Roth Ihe prosecutor and the sault Simple assaull is a dis- i barged 'hat on the second ark, attorney for Asmar. as- A five-count indictment four defense attorneys orderly persons offense, not a night at about midnight, iip serted Ihe entire case boils charges \stnat with commit summed up then cases In the crime pTBflnnteij i.' patrons tn tire ling an atrocious assault on jury yesterday, the fourth day down to the BinU members dc liar began In first eengregite (afono. with threatening Ihe of testimony in the trial which Mr Fagen also stressed tiding to "let's get even with KINDER-MATH — Robyn Weidelman, kindergarten student at Star of the around Asinai - alid then hi life and assaulting with a pistol LS being conducted before Su- that "this was no West Side Bobby Asmar for not paying Sea School in Long Branch, practices visual counting and addition with the harass ihe ihe band rhemben James Sica of New Brunswick, perior Court Judge John P Story, no gang, just a hunch of us " He said lhal not only was help of a puzzle from the "Let Me Do It" Math Kit, a snake with numbered Ihe band members finally and with committing an alro Arnone guys out for a few drinks who Zboray "a liar." but the testi- segments, one of several available to Monmouth County elementary school picked up il closing HUH I clous assault on Charles Assistanl Deputy Public may have had a bit loo much mony of the other two band teachers through the Education Exchange Center (EEC) at Brookdale Com- members also could not be be- munity College, Lincroft. Inspired by a Boston Children's Museum exhibit, lieved. He said that Sica was Barbara Goldstein, EEC director, along with Brandy Blumberg, proiect "hysterical, scared and pan director, and the EEC staff, under a CETA grant, created seven kits— which Regrets are few on Jamaica trip icky' and thought Asmar was offer several activities related to one subject enabling it to be used by an pushing a gun at htm when it individual or a group. The kits are colorful, inexpensive, laminated, self- By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN lans lols of nice underwater part, friendly and non-threat- Uagglo was also among the 27 was only a bunch of keys contained and easily replicated WEST LONG BRANCH photographs and hopes (if re- ening tourists who had their vaca- Asmar was using lo lock up the Borough Detective Joseph turning to the tropical island "After we hit the road- tions involuntarily extended bar lie said the testimony of llellmers. one uf n persons next year blocks. I went down and talked for a day others that they saw a gun was who wen stranded In Jamaica "II felt good lo bj' sleeping to some of the demonstrators Patrolman Maggio didn't not believable because the fin -i day when civil disorders in my own bed when we finally and Ihe policemen.' Detective waste any lime plunging back parking lot lights had been •in Ihe Island blocked then g it I home. Detective Hellmers recalled I had my into the routine, however — turned off and visibility must route to Ihe airport [ol the Hellmers admitted, "but we five-year-old daughter sitting after arriving back at have been nil Annual sewer rate flight home has only two re really had a terrific lime in on on nn shoulders Brookdale shortly before Mr Berkeley also said it inlets iilimit the it i|i the trip "The demonstrators I Dp in Wednesday, lie made il would not have "been logical' nne regret It that ihe delay The Hellmers family was spoke to weren't aggravated back to the police head- for Asmar to go outside witli ,i (the inui group ftnall) i p among the 27 tourists who. on with the tourists, but they were quarters here in lime lu work gun when the police patrolled turned home before I lp m Tuesday found themselves unhappy about the gas price his midnight-lo-Ha m lour of It 2 a.ID to make sure the may decrease Wednesday .'< hours late) stranded in Jamaica after increases I didn't see "any vio- duty township bars closed on sched By WARREN R1CHEY said that in making Ihe piping the future, would be the pipini rallied him lo miss a da) ol roadblocks, thrown up by an- lence — the people wh|i were That must have been a pret- ule ABERDEEN - Average changes the method of treat- of effluent from Ihe three work at ihe borough police de gry Jamaicans were protest blocking the roads were ty grueling shift, considering It never happened.' he homeowners in the township ment was changed from what Aberdeen treatment plant.' parlmenl which will be ing a rise in (he price of playing some kind of drums lhal he and the 26 other tour- said "There wa.s no reason for will receive a $4 reduction In he called "Iwoslage aeration" into the ocean, rather than thi matted igatntt his vacation gaaoUne prevented them from and singing gospel music ists woke up at 5a.m wednes Mr Asmar to strap on a gun the annual sewer charge if Ihe to • conventional activated bay where it is pumped. Mr lime ' gelling to saiutvici Intwna • Aeluitlly Ihe tlt'inonslf,) day m order-In beat Ihe road and go outside Hiw i- u ,c. n.i Aberdeen. Township Municipal Knowles said stujliff are un The olhei regret i- that thi lional Airport and catching I lions I saw in Jamaica were a blocks to Ihe airport motive for him lo put a gun tn I'tililies Authority (ATMl'A) He said lite change means derway to determine the bes problems encountered by ihe night back hope lot more peaceful lhan some of Once we got to Ihe airport, Mr Sica s chest passes a proposed rate reduc- thai rather than processing the method of pumping Ihe ef group might make llroukdale Although some ni Deleclh e Ihe ones they had at Mon everyone just spread blankets However. Assistant County tion resolution next week sewage in two short bacteria fluent to the ocean i ummumlj ' ullege which Hellmers' fellow travelers said Miouih College Dunns lh,e outside and soaked up the sun Prosecutor Martin Mel.reel > Under the terms of Ihe res cycles, the sewage is treated in But Mr Knowles said lha stpon&ured the, Inp hesitant lhal the demonstrations and "60s," Detective Hellmera until n was time for the flight said Asmariand the ulher de olulion. the quarterly .sewer one cycle where it is aerated currently, stwur rate* art thi HIUI si'heUiiHni! future in|ts—repornp r violence im the is TBT—5pm .)' Tendanis did have a motive, to rale for an average home with iIi.- bacteria and then al lowest they've been in the pas lo Jamaica land made Iheir last, un Hut several of the other Hellmvrs said intimidate the band members owner will drop from 12H to lowed to settle in a single, long two years, having droppei Vstde (nun that Detei Itvi plannedlor day in Jamaica B persons on the trip found the The lounsls aclually spent MI they would not return or go $27. or from 1112 to (ION an- er treatment stage Mr quarterly from (29.08 in 1977 Ii Hellmers s.nd lhal he his wife frightening DM Hie borough roadblocks and demonstra- their last night in Jamaica in (0 court to demand then pay nually Knowles said that the single 128 In 1978 to the proposed I2i M,H\ and i Itddren Clifford policeman sajd that the 'native tions a very frightening spec the most luxurious acccmioda Mr McGreevy said both Dave Knuwles. ATMl'A ex- stage is more efficient because in 1979 B .nut Nina i .ill i ,1111c tiotm demonstrators he had seen and lade lions they had in the entire ecutive director, said Ihe rate il permits a larger, more the band members and a de- Mr, Knowles explained thi from Ihe trip wiih lernfii tun ipoken with were forthemosl 'Borough Patrolman Frank trip fense witness said they had decrease was coming as a re healthy bacteria colony, which ATMUA's decision to decreast seen a gun He said there was suit the stale Department of feeds on and breaks down tin the si:wei rates, rather thai light from street lights on Environmental Proleclion's sewage build up its own budget sur Manalapan Oks tentative school budget Route 3D. and no witness said retraction of an order for the if you keep your bugs hap plus, as it might have done they could not sec what WM township to construct a new py. they do a nice job." he said stating. "We already have suf By WENDY l)li:i.KR offices sometime next week Since tax rale goes up in one and going mi treatment lank at Ihe town- referring to the "beneficia ficient reserves lo handlt . A publu hearing Sale Im we're two municipahhes if.s down in the other, you dim I Mr. HcGreev) noted that ship's River Gardens licit bacteria" in the treatment emergencies, and the boarc MANALAPAN-The Board the budget has nut yel been hard lo say ' sometimes Ihe know." he said Ihe gun described by Sn j was men! plant process feels that since there were suf <>f Kdu( alion last night ap scheduled The budgel is lo go similar lo either uf two loaded Mr Knowles said Ihe state Mr Knowles said it costl (icient reserves the savingr proved a tentative budget [or before the voters on April 3 automatic handguns found in had ordered Ihe new 150,000 about (1 to treat a Ihousanc should be returned to the cus IH/SIDWI with a current ex Mr HorvaUl said last night Asmar s apartment by Mid lank constructed because the gallons of sewage He said thi lomer " pense account uf $H.litil.223, up Holdups continue that this budgel included no dk'lown police about a week plant's effluent was "substan- three township treatmeni Win 149 from last ve.n "We don't anticipate many major cutbacks, nor additions, KEYPORT- TWO bandits one suojeci was described after the alleged crime dard plants process about a millior people complaining." Mr and that it was almost exactly wearing orange ski masks, one as being of medium build and 5 Mr McGreevj acknowl- He said that in an efforl to and a half gallons of sewage . The capital outlay portion Knowles said, adding that ,of the budget is JW.IIMI and the al Ihe stale cap of 5 5 per cent of whom was apparently loot 10 inches in height, while edged the jury would have lo improve the efficiency (if I hi' day from the estimated 4.201 However he noted that the armed with a "black plastic the other who was about 5 foot decide whether the defendants, plant, sewer rales were In- customers in Aberdeen "public opposition is not ex- debt service is (ittl.638 Last pected al Ihe ATMUA's Jan M-.ii ihe Capital outlay was cosl of fuel went up (18.000 gun" last night held up the 8, was described as thin, police should be found guilty of atro- creased in 1977 to J29 08 quar- The executive director sail In addition lo taxes, the Winn's Texaco ServiceSialmn said, . cious or simple assaull But he terly that despite Ihe recent effi 18 public hearing on the rale H3.000 and Ihe debt service reduction was budget will be funded by mis Route .15, taking Roth youths were reported- insisted they were all guilty of Mr Knowles said that with ciency of the plants, costs wil cellaneous revenues totalling IH4 in cash, police said ly wearing blue jeans, blue the assault, noting that two of the additional revenue gener- not continue to decline The unusually large in I7H.D00. from the district's data wmdbreakers. and orange ski the band members wnj small, ated from the rate increase, "Us unrealistic to expee The robbery was Ihe second crease in the current,expense processing center and col masks, police said slight men who were unlikely Ihe ATMUA was able to install thai any rale for any servici Legionnaires aid in the last month al the service account is accounted for by the lected interest, and from state The lone attendant on duty to start a fighl wUh anyone a new chlorine diffuser and which spends a large portion o station, and Ihe latest in a hospital patients inclusion of some feder.il and aid. which totals J4.3H4/234 this at the station (old police Ihat "The defense would have make some piping changes in its budgel for energy costs cai siring of Bayshore holdups id according to W year. Mr Horvalh said Last one of the bandits was holding you believe that the band be- the River Gardens treatment remain at the same level a: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS that law enforcement officials Mark Horvalh. Business Ad- years miscellaneous revenue what appeared to be a black came angry.' Mr McGreevy plant, as well as improve effi energy costs continue lo in — Canned goods and useful have been unable lo solve. ministrator figure was I/II.IKKI and slate aid plastic gun said, "that with a disabled car ciency at the township's two crease annually and some articles donated by members The large IflCTeaM in I tpi has increased by J250.K49 this The robbers, both white In nearby t'nlon Beach tale and three women with them. other treatment plants He times monlhly." Mr Knowlei of American Legion Sandy ial outlay includes funds ap- year, he added males, aged Iti in, escaped on last night, two men held up a they started a fighl with pi'uple said that as^a result of the said Hook Bay Post 141 were dis- propriated (or the renovation "We haven I ha time lo cal foot after the 8 20 holdup, Getty gas station Details ol wild lame over 111 help II is upgrading, the effluent now He mentioned that anothei tributed to patients at the Vet- ulthe l'ineSI School, which is culate the effect on the lax heading in the direction of the incident were not avail- just not credible They had no falls well within DEP itan potential cause ol a possibly erans Administration Hospital, now used for administrative rale I'll do il tommnrrow or Route 36. police said able motive." dards The executive director larj;c sewer rate increase n Lyons, by Edward Curry Anti, pro-abortion lawyers to appeal new rule who came lo Monmouth (dun By DORKS Kl I.MAN al s office, which defended the tions." Nadine Taub, an al action suit on behalf of several Furman could tliruvs out that sey llighl to Life believes "it is lives and health for uV Ms ly' Planned Parenthood for Antiabortinii groups al law, is reviewing the ruling lorney with the Women's pro-abortion groups, including issue," declared Klizabeth tragic that one judge is writing Scarborough declared "problem pregnancy' counsel lacked it. pro-abortion groups and hasn't decided whether or Rights Clinic, said yesterday the New Jersey Religious SaoWSfi^Freehold. director law for Ihe state and can sub Still, she said, the Furman ling lasl year were welfare re- hailed it, and attorneys for not to appeal it. Deputy Al That group entered the case as Coalition for Abortion Rights, of Ihe anti-abortion New Jer- vert the will of the people decision "is a positive slep for cipients She said that 49 of the l»iih said yesterday that they luinev General Andrea representatives lor planliffs argued thai the law violated an sey Majority Women and a Fran AvaUqne, F.ast Bruns- ward " seeking elective abortions impoverished woman's right to member of the executive wick, president of the pro 252 women who consulted her will appeal Superioi inuit Silkowilz said yesterday. 1't Anthony P DeSpinlo. a free exercise of religion and board of New Jersev High! to abortion Ne» Jersey Itighl to agency for problem pregnancy layjd r'urman's ruling The Rutgers-based Worn The appeal will be filed in pedialncian with offices It ens Rights Clinic, which sup Ihe Appellate Division of slate favored a particular religious Life Choose, hailed Die Kurman dc counselling last month were on ( lhal New Jerse) Medlcaid has Neplune and Marlboro, was belief that life begins at con- "The religious issue was a cision as "terrific, and broader Medicaid lo pay for abortions fin pool ports the right lo abortion, and Superior Court, but both Ms one of the individuals who en- ception Representatives (if public relations efforl on the than I exported Exclusion of elective abor women if the pregnancy the anli-abortion New Jersey Taub and Stephen J Koley. tered the case as a defendant several religious denomina- part of some pro-choice groups lion from public funding "is jeopardizes Hie mothers ttighl lo Life said they will Asbury Park, attorney for "1 am very pleased, the de- represented by Mr Foley health appeal the decision New Jersey Right to Life, said tions testified that abortion which have been trying for cision certainly is going to end out-and-out economic dis- sometimes is a religious duty- crimination against women Judge Kurnian ruled Iwo While ruling thai a pour they anticipate that the stale years to tag us as rosary-sw- some of the economic dis i expected it, but I'm dis- Judge Furman rejected who can l afford abortion," de- days ago that New woman is entitled In a stale Supreme Court will take Ihe inging papists," Mrs Sadowski crimination lor abortion ser appointed I)r DeSpintu said that argument in his ruling, clared Rebecca Scarborough. ban on Medicaid payments for subsidized abortion for any case directly declared vices, " declared Maxine of the decision "Unfortunate- declaring that while a woman Holmdel, a coordinator "I the most abortions violated the physical or emotional reason VMs. Taub said that she also Mrs Sadowski said she is Brown, executive director of ly, judges are a combination of may decide lo have an abor- Central Monmouth County federal Medicaid Act I lie ml her physician believes threat- expects that."the religious is- "disappointed" in the Kurman Monmoulh County Planner! Iheir background - their en- tion "conscientiously in ac- ruling Parenthood, which has court chaplei "of Ihe National ni .turned a thri ens her well being. Judge sue will be taken up on up vironment, their intelligence, cordance with the general approval lo open an abortion ganization for Women ' old stale statule which pro Kurman said the stale doesn't peal." Declaring that the state leg- their education But the prob- guidelines of her religion it clinic in ils Shrewsbury head "Rich women always have hibited publicly filndi have lo pay the bill for purely During lasl October's five- islature represented the public lem isn't with the judge, the cannot be defined as the fulfill- been able lo buy then nepri lion unless Ihe. mottiei elective abortions. day hearing, lawyers for Ihe will when it enacted thv law r problem is * ith- th«* Supreme ment of a religious duly " , Judge furman overturned, ductive freedom, but pun' Court decision" legalizing in danger. We will appeal on the Essex-Newark Legal Services Ms Brown said Ihat 20 "I am encouraged Judge Mrs. Gundaker said New Jer- women have had to risk their abortion' h. aid The stale attorney gener question of elective abor- Corp., which brought the class- percent of Ihe tA33 women Iowa State's Bruce will replace Hayes Brute s tallege playing careei i ill.I MBIS. MM (AH) - Ohio Stale (ailed a MWI The Ohio Sute official said Bruce s resignation dt Iowa seasons lies .1 |H) ohm M.itt graduate and served as an conference today to announce Karle Bruce will become the Stale, anniiunced vcslcni.iv hv thai school's president, Wayne Stanley, a current Iowa Stale assistant, said .tssisiani coachundei Hayi from isiMi through 1971 Buckeyes 20th football coach, folio*in)! in the footsteps of Robert Parks, was a stepping stone toward his new joh Bruce asked Jim Williams. Steve Szalm and himself In join Before thai Biu,. .ii three Ohio high the legendary Wood) Hayes Bruce, because of a stale law. can only be hired for MM Ihe new Ohio Stale staff schools, Salem s.imlusk\ and famed Massillon He pro \n Ohio Stale spokesman. who asked not In be identi year as a slale umversilv employee His salary will be Stanley told the Cedar Kapids (lowai iia/ctte thai ducetl .r.'» 9 ictord al s,,,. ,,ntlusky and 20-0-0 fled said Bruce 47, Iowa State's mentor for six wears between S3!).1)00 and Mi IHHI plus an in season weekly Bruce would not have left Iowa Slale if he CHAMPAIGN, III (AT) - Kddie Johnson grabbed a 14-13 lead oh Charles lield goal with I 411 losing streak popped in ;i 20 font jumper from the right corner left in Ihe hall Mckaughhn, a li-5 freshman forward, tut on m nl wtih three seconds led to give fourth ranked and Rutgers M. (.forge Washington 72 14 attempts from Ihe floor and six of, seven fur undefeated Illinois a 57-55 victory over top-ranked PISCATAWAY - Daryl Strickland scored all (if throws to bOOSt his season's average to .'II 5 points Michigan Slale in college basketball last night hv 13 points In the second hall lo lead .1 balance per game II was Iheeighlh lime thai he has scored With 40 seconds lo go. I.evi C'obb won a jumi attack by Rutgers to a win over Eastern Eight rival mm 1 than 20 points in a game Ihis season lull from the Spartans' lion Charles al Ihe Illinois George Washington at the Athletic Center before hill led H-2E al halflime as Mci.aughlin scored hull line Johnson grabbed the ball and the I Him 4.400 people 14 points and leammale (ilenn Snale h.nl III Snate < .11,•(! mi in with n seconds to play. Abdel Anderson led Ihe Knights wilh I, while and Kicky Dome/ each finished with 14 points while They then ran down Ihe clock until Johnson, a James Bailey who fouled oul late in Ihe game hail Ken Webb added 10 Snale also had eight assists sophomore forward who led Ihe I linn wilh 16 points. IK Seton Hall HI. Providence fit - pumped in his game-wining bucket Kulgers was able lo cool off GW's hoi oulside PROVIDENCE, H1 - Guard Nick Galli The Spartans had one lasl hope, but F.arvin threat Bnan Magid in Ihe second half The junior scored 30 points and Dan Callandnllo .scored 19 lo lohnson missed J desperation heave from beyond transfer from Maryland scored sn of his 24 points in pace Seion Hall iii a victory night over Providence mulcoiin theond stanza College Illinois, Ifi-fl. had made a strong comeback lo Center Mike Zagartlo hit 12 pj Ins IK points in the Seton Hall look an early lca.il holding lake a H-28 lialftime lead, bm Michigan Slale. D-2 second half bul il wasn't enough in make up for the edge at hall lime Rudj Williams scored 111 in lead quickly lied the store as Jay Vincent and Karvin balance scoring b>' Rutgers which had 5 players in the Providence scorers Selon Hall won Us Illlh Johnson netted ihe first two buckets afler in double figures game III 14 iries ProV idem •<• is M tor Ihe season lennisswn The Knights are 75 and play al SI Johns in a Wisconsin IS. Northwestern 82 The lead then changed hands seven times before regionally televised game Saturday The Colonials MADISON, Wls - Claude (ircgnry scored 22 Kdilic Johnson hil two field goals and Neil are M and 0-2 in Ihe Kaslern Kighl Hulgei s has .1 points as Wisconsin, ruling a set mid half surge: ol 1] Brrsnahan scored on a jumper lo put Ihe Illim II conference mark •unanswered points, stormed to a Big Ten baskelb.ill ahead 51-46, After Ihe teams traded baskets to liejjin Ihe victor) over Northwestern Hut Ihe Spartans rallied and successive baskets second half, Kutgers scored ii in a row, fnui h> The Victory snapped Ihe Badgers [our game by Creg Kelser and Mike Hrkovich tied the store Bailey, 10 lead 50 4'.' wilh ,1 little more than 17 losing streak, moving them oul of ihe conference S6-SB With 2 25 lo go minutes remaining cellar wnh a 1 2 record Northwestern Is0-3 Michigan Slale held the ball fur 41 seconds Holy Cross II], Assumption 81 Mississippi St. III. Mississippi K Before Kamn Johnson missed a shol Illinois gol WORCESTER, Mass C HOI) Cross exploded STAItKVIl.l.K. Miss - Senior forward Itav the hall and Cobb. dribbling in his fronlcourt. for ft second half points to rout cross lown rival while poured in 27 points and grabbed 15 rebounds bounced the ball off his foot and was tied lip b) Assumption College to lead Mississippi Slale lo a double-overtime \u Charles Officials called Ij5 fouls during Ihe game Wilh tory over Mississippi in a Southeastern Conference The first half seemed like two different games 10 30 to go in the final quarter Assumption's entire contest wilh Michigan Slale dominating at Ihe oulsel before [inn! line had louletl oul John O'Connor •' I |2 Wilh seconds togo,lh ihe second overtime Qle Mini, us took complete charge (M)ints in the next four minutes, and the Crusaders Miss Coach Bob Wuelthch drew three technical Tile Spartans scored just six points in-, the last outscored Assumption 5U-34 from thai point fouls lor arguing with Ihe officials .mil was thrown ii Not the half. Falrlrlgh Dickinson (f. Siena 53 oul of the game Kelser. who led Ihe Spartans with It points, gol RUTHKKKOKD - iiannv McLaughlln scored Mississippi was leil in storing led h) 1 • .hi. REJECT — Illinois torvyaid Mrii-k M« ''V Michiqon Ihe fust six points tif the game before Brcsnahan hit 26 points as Kai'rleigh Dickinson University (M) Slroud who hit lor 42 points and also pulled down State's Greg Kelser In the flrsthall ol a bucket The Spartans, working well inside. defeated Siena (6-5), ending Hie Knights BIX CHOC tune iflmuiitls in uii us Illinois A,Mil pn td upsel Ihe lop Mahaffey cures fear of success PALM SI'lllNt.s, I .illl (Al'l - .h.lili M.ili.illey tnnk .1 played Iheii second FQUndu al l.tmansk Ihe following •' wmi lfie.iricli\idual philosophic view of the situation Mahaffey's "fear of winning reference was lo Ihe struggles Irtumpti in the presti|{Um> a ..i id , up t onipetilmi] "Kor a long lime he said I had WhaMhey call Ihe feat nf and near-misses ol his e.nhei yean mi ltu- 1,1111 III III (11 1 Vnd there no mdicaliou In felling mi wmmmr~l~thTro)Thfl was good I'liough, bul I wasn't sun1 I was ~*rven seavmy.he won oncc-and-had munllcs* i halites I'ltib.i— 1 ,'ni km,1 ,.1 pump, ,1 up .,i,.i HI .. 1 h, let it ma ready '' bly Ihe most devastating were two consecutive I S Open litjes .1 little Illl mi the set nil,I Illlll \n,l IM till It OUl ,i( There's little doubt of it how which eluded him He went Into .i deep dec hue , niiipnuiided b\ buunds leajluig 1 loublv bi He reeled off an Improbable slum; "I seven birdies — one physical and personal problems short of Ihe all-time PGA Tour record — on the w.iy lo another Bul he tame li.uk in s di.tiii;itu example nf petsmial I ll.ll , ,illn,',l Hi, doWII III .1 llUrr> he said \ few finles 6-undei pariiiiiti.it gave him a two shol lead aftei It holes ol the courage II w;ts , apped lasl hill tiy his play nil \ u tni y ,,\, I I nin i.ttei hi 1 • tiled •! i[|(1 tailed urn ol live-day. 90-hnle Bob Hope Desert Classic Watsbn and Jerry Pate_tn the'POA championship lieu gam golf's mine 1,•m., 1 k. 1 hi, run • hirdtes in a row "It must be something like what (Johnnj i Miller had going a lew years ago." Mahaffey said 1 could see the line I was hitting Ihe ball snliti and the pulls jusl kepi going in the hole His spectacular effort at I.,i Quints gave him a two-round total of 132. a whopping 12 shots under par after playing the twn Connors blisters, quits; toughest of the foui desert courses used lot Hie firsi fnui rounds of this event The formal calls for the pros lo play one round mi each of the four courses each day wiih •' different team D( amateurs before the final round Sunday at Indian Wells Art Wall, grinding away in Ins 31*1 year nl lout activity Ashe advances to semis coaxed in a Wide-breaking, uphill, SO fool birdie putt on the final holeal Bei mud.i liunesin complete a 117 that gave him II KM mid NKW YOlfh 1 M'l ISJUIII second place Korg and (iuillermo Vilas ie "(lee win/ exuded the ii yeai old Wall a Mamert 11 [used to play in Ihe Masteri pion 20 years ago. "Whul's going on "' Grand I'nx. hut then ghosts He thought a motuenl anil continued This snjt of thing spooked the tournament direc- could make me start thinking 1 can play again, ami I'm nol sine tors and wrecked Jimim Con- that'.s a good Hung " nors' chance to defend ins title Leonard Thompson with ,i 66 ul tamarisk in miltl. cloud) in the W00.IMKI event WHO KNOWS THE WIND? — Golfer John Mahaffey weather, was next al 13$ lie was followed al 136 by Keith The long-awaited match be- tosses some grass in the air to check the desert Fergus, who ll.nl a Ii,' ul Indian Wells tween the No I ranked Con- breezes during second round play in the Bob Hope The group at 137 Included .1 c snead 'Torn Puruei and nors and upstart John Desert Classic. Mahaffey fired a 66 in both the first former PGA champ l.anny Wadkins Snead had a K9 al Indian McKnroe was nol Ihe fight to and second rounds to lead the tournament with a 12- Wells. PurUer68a) Tamarisk and Wadkins shol Mi at La IJuinla Ihe finish everyone antici- under-par 13?. Lee Trevtno was BHISS and Jack Nicklaus 69-140 itoth pated Connors was forced to relire. with McEnroe leading 7 5. M, because he had a pain- ful blood bllsler al Ihc begin- ning of Ihe large loe ol his led Looking for the football? loot McKnroe now moves nit,, tomorrows semifinals along with Arthur Ashe. Brian llol lined and Kddie Dibbs * Look for Gradishar first The retirement is treated like a default, meaning Con- DENVER (Al1) - He's not the swiftest, ""i ihe hardest defensive ends Lee Roj Selmon of Tampa Bay, Harvey Martin nors couldn't continue in Ihe hitter others have more flair, and many have saltier reputa- of. Dallas and rookie Al Baker of Detroit eight-man round-robin event, liradishar. Ihe right inside linebacker in Denver's 3 4 tie and that's where Ihe specie! "I Whaf Denver Bronco linebacker Sandy Gradishar hayjojjftj [ense, compiled IW tackles ..ml 'in issl I »n ***im •Rorg and Vila! cast n shadow foi linn is an uncannj knack nl being where the ball is And club records over this tournament whether it sa running back heading for an opening or a recer Bul he insists those gaudy Statistics are largely due to his In last year's Masters, with .i pass, Hi adishar usually gets there (i[sl role in the defense their inclusion into Ihc semi- lie doesn't miss very many tackles, bul his . "Much ol my suet ess this yen was due to the play ol (nose finals .dieadv assured, Borg STROKE — Arthur Ashe retut le Mmoin , the 4400,000 iBlBrs iii !taj unblocked." said Kronen defensive coordi lackle) llubin Cartel His job was lo keep Hit- ceiiler oil ol me so tame down with Ihe flu and ,irf round match: ft iiiilor Joe Collier Thai's the reason he gets in on so many I could make Ihe lackle There's a lol of sacrificing in our VUas came up with an ankle tackles defense, guys who play unselfishly so other players can gel Ihe injury, both defaulting mean- "We feel we put in a totally aggravated it carl) in the beating Ashe Kndav niglil illtict s have had more physical ability." said Broni o Head headlines ingless round-robin matches Objective rule said Kav Hell McEnroe match 'After Four wnh ihe elimination; Ashe. Red Miller but when you consider Randy's njental The iornier Ohio Slale slai. called "Ihe besl linebacker I The maladies, considered sus ton, the tournament dlrectoi or live gs bilking who qualified"Im this elite • lo Ihe game, he's the best there Is ever coached by Woody Haves, made Ihe key play repeatedly picious by fans and tour Its unfortunate when Jimmj on Ihe side nl mj fool, aid louniev because Vilas and nhslwii a live year pro who had ;< i yel in in l97Xas Ih, Bruni'os raced Id 'hen secojid straight AFC West n.imenl official*, gave the Iwn Connors played hurl pluyed Connors, who .limpoil .,'tl In I .mi,. I97H. was named The Associated Press' Defensive Player of the Division title stars an exlra days rest his heart out and is still most of ihe match victory nvei 1 Illinois without National Football League Against Kansas City on Sept 24, with the game in overtime before the semifinals out of the tournament. But we But Connors disagreed wilh lifting his rackel was named on 30 of 84 ballots cast >l and the-Chiefs on a Itard-and-two al Ihe Denver «, (Iradishar The.outcry convinced tour- just didn't waul to get into Hie the new forleil rule ih itte 11 tleai ihal his left three frnm'em h league , Hy ' IWlce stopped Tony It 1 cold mi running plays up Ihe middle nament officials lo change Ihe business of making a medical malic-ally knocked him out nl efforts in full vie.w til an ap Linebacker Jack Ham of the Pittsburgh Steelers was second The Broncos then drove to the winning touchdown rules this time Nuw, if any judgment" further competition in the loui, pretialive Madison Square in the balloting wilh 14 votes, followed by Dallas Cowboys On Dec. 3 in Oakland, he scooped up a Haider fumble and player does nol begin itnd. fin- Connors said h* fool .had namenl He would nnt rule ouLj ('•arden audience were not the le Kandy White with 10% and Steeler linebacker ran 30 yards for a touchdown, sealing a 21-6 victory. ish any match for any reason, Become soft because his lasl the possibility nl UttMt ,1; tin- mupicloi Jack Lambert with 10 "I personally feel Ihis was my besl ye.u. he said "Wilh he is automatically eliminated tournament match was Dec !• painkiller tu get th/ough ihe menis suslained by Borg and Others receiving more lhan one vole were linebackers Sieve experience you have to get better When I slop improving, It'll from the rest of ihc lour While practicing, he hurl the tournament, and he !.... njj dc*erv«d different • Nelson of Nc» England and Hubert Brazile of Houston .mil Ix-lime lo gel mil of football." nament fool four or five days ago and qualified foi thi tlealinenl SHRfWSBURY N.J FHIDAY JANUARY TheMlyfegitfer 19 Turn greenbacks into Olympic gold Joe parks himself in front ol the T V and pops open a They are dressed in Olympic warm-up Milts and smiles York Athletic club The United States is the only country in beer as a commercial pops on Ihe set Under them'1 which people — and not Ihe government — finance the Denny Malloy uf Santa Monica, Calif, an Olympic Without your help, we can I afford tuwin I llynipu program Su. Ihe people our part of our learn weighUifting hopeful, plies his irade on the tube As he hoists Joe dashes for his check t*.uk Me scribbles in an amount, I think Ihe people of our country are at Ihe zenith of the tonnage over his head he spits out. "Without your help, M addresses the envelope L' S Olympic Committee. 1* O support we can't afford to win GREW Box IWO I*. Cathedral Station, Boston, Mass 0211H" and fins To date, Ml national corporations have given contribu Joe doesn't even blink out the front door in search of a mailbox turns totaling $4 3 million and an indication that another $2 6 An hour passes A murder is solved, somebody names HENDERSON Joe may not be the typical American, but the United million is on Ihe way Direct mail has brought in SI million that tune' and a family lives happily ever alter Stales Olympic Committee is hoping that scenes similar to and in each of Ihe 50 slates and Ihe District of Columbia, volunteer committees have raised half a million dollars Another commercial interruption Ihe above will occur in a lot of homes with the launching ol Us firsl fund raising advertising campaign today Also, the National Olympic Council, headed by former Presi- A pigtailed pixie, Kelly Callagher of Studio City. Calif , dent Herald Ford, has come up with f 1 '.< million in cash and According to Kobert .1 Kane, president of Ihe USOCUle prances lightly on Ihe balance beam As she gracefully pledges „ shooU up into a hand stand she proclaims, upside down. Two men. Franklin Jacobs, tlit- high juniper fi Pair committee's quadrennial rampaign to raise |26 million for Rut more is needed and that's where we come in The 30 Without your help, we can't afford to win " leigh Dickinson I'mversity and Al Oertei ,i (mil lime gold support of its overall program has just pasted the half w;i\ and-10-si'cond I V commercials. Ihe newspaper ads and Ihe Joe squeals, "What was that •"" medalist in Ihr dltctu in huddli'd in the UMIICI at the ad point radio blurbs will be there to remind us. from Ihe smallest He thumbs through the newspaper lor the TV listings wiUi Debbie Pranks, a swimmer from Rutgers Unlvereltj "We have — in hand — cash or written cmmililincnls of pooler to the man in the moon Instead, his eyes locus on a large advertisement Moscow They are superimposed I.KM a slmt nl si Basil's Cathedral In 113 million of our $:'!> million goal We have (i:i million In go. IWO ' runs along the lop of the ad in large, block letters Red Square Kane said Wednesday tfl mtinUt'is of Ihfl press al Ihe New —Yes. Ihe man in the moon is an American Raiders top Colts rout Holmdel, 73-4 440 in MH and anchored the It was ihe fourth win fof tin- CIA 7], Holmtfel « I.INCKOKT - Mark Fle'tn 60HH -I Mu.kHMildylHI', M ing won the 60 yard hurdles in winning mile relay team, unbeaten Colls (..ivriiiK II ft ) i yi.llllt 8.5 seconds and leaped six feel which timed in al 3 54 8 Hulmdt'l ran wilhuut ihe sfi 40 torn daih 1 lim oilmofe ( nft J PimiuiCl l 0 1 too* ct I f0 in Ihe high Jump to lead Chris Jack Lawrence won Ihe mile vices of Us two top distance Lion cagers 440 I l>'f ( iiMfyi Mintf K> Ul, tian Brothers Academy to B run in 4 39 3. just nipping runners. 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Ft Pre-Hung New *78 PonliHC CramJ l'ri\ Special 'TH I'oiiiiiit- l.riiml I'rix K\c<'iili>«' (,ar l.rrrn »ilh mslrhhlfl rool A The National Boat Show, opening in the New York Coliseum display at the I'oliseum and some are being shown for the first small Yanmar auxiliary diesel (or its Mlh annual run tomorrow, has a new wrinkle called the lime , More than 125 sailboats are expected to be included in the boating information center where people can get direction and Two Seidelmann one-designs, the J-24. a San Juan 7 7 meter, show's 500-boat fleet information on boats to buy The center will be staffed by the and a C&O-30 are some of the late additions to the show The Coliseum hours are Both Saturdays. 10 a m to 10 p m . nation's boating magazine editors II appears we will have an increase of about 15 percent in both Sundays. Ham to s p m and Monday through Kndav HENRY According to Frank Scalpone, show director. "The boal the size of the sailboat fleet lor our 1979 show" Tom Sanders noon to 10 p m •how has become an important attraction for those who know sales and operations manager, reported "And some of them The last da> of the show will be Jan 21 little about boating but want to get into it We feel it's a proper will be boats never before seen in New York " OUTDOORS TV SERIES SET SCHAEFER (unction of the show to educate them without sales pressure and The Seidelmanns are a It-footer and a new 30 fooler txilli The Winchester Group of Olin Corporation will be a major with as much guidance and skill as we can muster " racing-cruising sloops sold in sailaway condition except fur sponsor of Ihe new nationally syndicated television series. The information center will be located on the fourth floor safety equipment and bottom paint Sports Afield, which premieres in February Reportedly, it will be staffed at all hours of the show and be The J-24 story of success is almost incredible for the short Winchester participation in Ihe new show marks Ihe first equipped with free booklets on a variety of boating subjvils tn lime it has been available More than 1.200 have been built since lime that a sporting arms and ammunition manufacturer has 1 interest the beginner Staff members of the National Assocu the spring of 1977 and I hi boat has been touted as one of the sponsored a major nationally syndicated television series The Sports Afield Magazine for 90 years a leader in uutdoor Uon of Engine and Boat Manufacturers will be on hand In assist hottest one-designs on the market •eriea will be aired the first weekend in February and will run sporls publishing, now tomes to TV with ihe same style the boating editors The new San Juan 7 7 Meter, built by (Liik Hoal Co . is also for 13 consecutive weeks in more than 70 markets coast to coast Covered will be recreational shooting, fishing, camping and Scalpone continued "The boating publications have active a new name on the east coast, but in 1978 it was being raced in COVWing more than 60 percent of .ill Ihe lulled Slates television outdoor photography boatmen who are involved in the sport on a daily basis They are the west and winning This will be the first time Clark has households More than 90 percent of the shows, which are TROUT MEETING SET FOR HATCHERY reporters who are expert in communicating information to their exhibited in New York presented in half-hour segments, will appear on Saturday and Troul statislics and plans for the new season will be readers We think they will do an admirable job in making C & ("s 30-foot shoal-draft sloop has an entirely redesigned Sunday afternoons, preceding or following major spoiling prvWflted. ;il a public meeting ol the fisheries committee of the people feel welcomed into the spurt, aside from passing on the leak interior, set up for a cruising family The 133.000 boat has a events Stale Kish and Game Council al Ihe Charles (> Hayford State most useful information " Fish Hatchery. Hackettstown. al 10 a m . January 20 Among the magazines represented at the information center The helling will l»- in the information and education build- will be Sail, Motorboat. Sea Boating. Yachting, and Motor ing The current trout season which, slai led last April R will end Boating k Sailing March II and the new season will start at H a m . April 7 to run The show will have more sailboats than ever before on Meadowland Entries through March Iff. 19KII Buddy O (Mann Jr i Irnder Loving Cart- (Goudreaii Skipper Dealer (Lohmeyei) Super Ted (McGmrel April * Skipper IW.Ihomsl BaMling B.ud IHougfilon) * idling fiyid I Campbell I Orion l obeli (LeCautel At><» Baron I Maker) Brdrork iNo Driver) Waiter R.cky (Sfw-mrtn Beochpbrl IRuio) m Pect. 17.1M Super Bulk (Doherly) Paula % Clipper iBaldotnino) 7ffi Pice.SM.fM Del Herbert (Wnghll County Sportsworld Tognotti iGugiiardu 4rh Pact. U.*» I >mf iy Napoleon I Greene) Jettry Ed iTetel Pool E Menlooe li uihrntoi L angu* Hanover (Webiter i N11 ko warn put Let oy I Myer i idy Randy (Pe Scholastic Splil Sloth iMacDonold) Fortune Moy IDohertyl (Continued) \ ears old by Aug I Sohy i Pega&ut (No Driver) n Barmln (No Evergreen Amelio IWirtgl Wilier Creaory N iGagliardil Happy Henry (No Driver) Mi M H (No Driver) Bonnrr Hill (Fin) Big Spam iDohertyr Shinny Shot (Douploiul Cobber iNeidhordt) sherrlll Rudy who at Dlna Margolin of Hazlel, Eighty Four Ate (King Jr ) Roy Reward If oo\Jr ) Skedaddle N (Dunmgan) Skipper \ Bono* IMorohn) Silver Warrior (King Jr I Bore Time Killeon fperkneri Tralnor Playboy (CampbeMl tended Middletown North High representing Alt s tlymnastus . M: PlCt.tMM Lt Col Joe (LeCau*e) Brent Paloma (King n ) Shane Dale ICobbl Randy Hill (Dohcrty) Si hnol. is ,i swing guard for Ihc Standings Buiiurd (No Driverl 1 M Sam iMorohn) Ambre Solaire (Rinol Schmil in Aberdeen, won the Joch Fgthlon (Campbell) l_opei Charge IMOI j M Slick (Telymondc) University ol North Carolina- Old Vic (DtSanKO Itti Pare. ».M> !! »wi (Colo' A Homo N (^carpal balance beam, uneven bars Boytle.tk.lt.ll Avion (No Driver) Pmeblull Prince (King Jr ) (.tfensliDiir women's' basket 11 (vsw««'nr (, Slti PotclMM, Clmi ,4 rot llni Bod NlCk I Si tiwin '; i and the floor exercise in a Ltrwick (Kottil Good iNtent N (MrNutfl Pacing Dorml iGiorgionm) erl Hipping Colonel (Wrtgnl) ballieam Ihis season ( on 11 an I Rain iMir itdkii I 7 7 Nevele Goose iRmo) i i.r II,nut Hanover INo H" • Blanco N IMcGutre) Mi I W IBoldachlno) Tim Tom Adlat (Hogani meet with Maplewood (iym- A Division North Medlow Direct (Gaglirjicln Final Dectilon (Garni Other Sports Bradleigh N ilUni^fi Let Coil) (No Driven Neptune (4-5) Hoi Pipes (Sconone) Baron Parker aumosirri tttoui Minbor IWIna) The l.lncrnll I tilk Senlui naatici school Meadow Billy IWcbslen Be egman Hanover i No Dr Evergreen Switch (Gagliardu Middletown South (9 0) 00 Mfirtr Out (No Driver) Dawns Road (Wing) P A Carlos IKelly) Matawan (7-3) Chartoal Hanover (No. Driver t leagues VMII have registraiiun 0-0 Kd Pace, Clntf , |I,*M, * yot Lady * Boy (Oohertyl Speedy Jill IDoherly) S ha nil Hamilton of Alts Mowell (3-5) 0-0 Slar N iMonm Polly Turb IWilliumil i M Lei IManrn itliCTIONI fin ail players Kven ihrough Middtetown North f 18) Walk Over N (Contol) Vermilion A iMonn jr ) Voiji>g Bloie (Wright! I - CvarfTMfl Amelia. Srtyi Peeatiui u;is wcond in Ihe beam and I) I) Vivuge Warrior IFIlH Rotelant) L ord iCampbeii IS \ tit is of age on loinni mw Rantan (6-4) Miinii s Hign Ideol (Luchtnttfl Tetmni fourth in the floor, uneven bars Artioi Flight iSpO'armol ilh Pait.lMNC Map Happy IGrrenel 1 - Brodtflfn N. Made Out, Lewlck .iml the (ollimmg Ittn S;ilU! A Diviiion South General BloreJNo Dnvrrt Sugar Oujl iWmgi lot s Romeo (Wetnlril l - Often Lebell. lutfdr D. Adi*. Ffifhi and all-around « tit ipwrtii, tkwi Del*, tput (lack Southern (7-1) <>•<) tl.ns.it lljefit'lilhiniscuri Niw Toms River Soulh (S-5) 0-0 * SutorDuit, Tauruillamee.Be>Vack in,in Springs Road (loin HI Jenlfei loth and Jenifer Central (5-5) 00 1 - FenwM Mey, ItieOBdle N. Happy a in to '1 p in Levie, in tlu-n first compelr* Brick (3-4) 00 I Mi J W. Lei Cotri, IretanaH H«n**er tmn scored fifth in the uneven Toms River Nqrth (3 5) * - Del HertMfi, Cobber. Randy Hill Uirlh (erlifuatt's are rf Jackson f?-7) 00 I* - Wynvol*. Evtrflrwn Switch, lipping quired loi all neu memberk hats and sixth in the floor ex B Oi.lilon North Celbnet Freehold Today BEST BET Swt«r DHtl (tltil and all children must b> seven en ise lesjM'ctnely- Long Branch (fc>-2) Red Bank (M) Monmouth (7-3) lit h»,l M.il.Mt. Cimg rwuy f Travel Eie (Mofcer) Too Pretty (Memioj Jessie Chase (Ingrassia) Rumson-Fair Havpn (3 " Booliie Barrett iwicGee) Hit: Pace. I M, tl.NI. Clntf Walls Follle IConso'l) Shore (5-4) Fony Craig (DeVIIH) R B* CMp iLaudien) l«h Pace, I M.U.0M, Clmg Marlboro (5-5) Rointrec Weil (Vincll Night Rogue (King Jr ) Miller Killean IGalloghrrl 12 Shirley Dean INo Driven Booloroo iSaiernol Super Hill (Schwartil FIAT 128: Manalapan (?-H) 0-1 Vlsty A IKelly) F W Dam (Tatone Jr I Homestretch Eve (O Filionl B Division South Lumber Deal (Butlerl Rocky Two IKlng Jr ) Brou Yankee iGiguerci " Fahrenheit (MtCarthvl Royal Sceptre IR Flhont Adorui Star M iBeachyl Lakewood (5-2) 30 V.ntage IPrimok! J Ji Shown iPaqueil THE LOWEST PRICED Asbury Park (6-3) 2-0 Jnd Pace, I M 11 UT Mdn» Popular Beau t Rodger\ Jr | Farmstead Shannon iKavolelM Manasquan (4-6) j M OelllOh iStarpal tth Poce.1 M,|1,1N. Ctm« Maioi Speed (King Jr i Maids iMe iStafiord) Lecanoto IH Filionl nth Pace. 1 M.ll.m, Clmi Freehold Township (5-5) Barney B Butler INo Driver) A Ds Jamie (Greene) Rodi Rudi iFeremel IMPORTED CAR Ocean (3-6) Blare N Bin IDokeyl Sleepy Hal (Lakel Point Pleasant Boro (2 7) MedtordNeil (No Driver) Oiark Trinket (Rinol KriMy We Von (Roilnol Romano Augustus (Bullerl Wall (0-9) Lenape Lil Feather (Tafone Jt i C Division Armbro THIle (Tetel Freehold Result* IN AMERICA Freehold (8-1) kd: Pact, i M n.m «mH A L0NG UST OF STANMRDS INSTEAD Of A LONC UST OF OPTIONS. Holmdel (8-2) B C Corolyn IHcredyl My Boy Mike (Morris) 1st Pate. I M. il.lt*. 7 •»] . Manchester (4-6) Saint Cloir Hoogie (King Jr I 1 H J 50 t «oito H Ml M Show Bn Kid 2 DR COUPE - Slock No 3006 CRUISER BROUGHAM TIER Tinted glass body side midgs RUSSELL OLDS door udge guaids. rear defroster air con remote mirror power brakes V 8 auto trans power FIBERGLASS steering tilt wheel steel radial w w s AM I M radio > rocker panel rnidg 3 /36 miles List Price S6904 64 YOUR PRICE $5920 CASH* CAMtY 0NH Reg. SALE 79 OlDS 98 3Vi"x15" Foil Face 18Csq/lt 13«sq/ft LUXURY SEDAN 6"x1S" Foil Face 26Csq/ft 21* sq/tt Stock No 3025 6-way power seal, p trunk release p door Stock No 3026 2-door coupe. 6 way p beat, ptfunk release, 3'6"x15" Unlaced 14«sq/tt Uesq/ft locks, tinted glass, body side mtdg . door edge guards, rear p.door locks, tinted glass, rear defroster air cond padded defroster air cond . V-8 auto trans . p s, p b padded vinyl top Landau top remote mirror cruise, pulse wipers. Ill visor vanity pulse wiper-s remote mirror, pass side cruise control I Stop in and see the deals murur Accent stripe V-8 auto (fans Q S |i ti Mt wheel, steel 8"x15" Unlaced 24« sq/tt 19C«q/tt 1 ysleel belt radial w w s AM FM stereu powe» antenna Conv radial w ws p. antenna. AM. FM stereo w t.iirf tjutiuwi guards Grp . 5.563 mites List Price $9990 15 we've got for you on 1979 rii Reminder Pkg Iwdwhl senlmel 3819 mites List 3Vi"x15" Reverse 15«sq/ft 13C«q/ft Pnce Si 1.08? 15 YOUR PRICE '8250 Oldsmobile Demos! $ COMPARE PRICES AMD SA VE! YOUR PRICE 9290 FREE BAR OF KINDL ING WOOD WITH Prices exclude tax and licensing. PURCHASE OF 3 BUNDLES OR MORE' OLDSMOBILE- HOURS: BLAISDELL LUMBER MON. THRU THURS., 9-9 FRI., 9-6, SAT., 9-4 15 Bridge Ave., Red Bank CADILLAC CO. 100 Newman Springs Rd. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30 741-0910 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. JANUARY 12. 1979 The EMtyRcgfcter 21 - AN' FINALIV HOOKED HIS5ELF Crossword puzzle A WHOPPER ACROSS 26 Ocean: abbr 46 Airhole 11 Laval 1 Waterfall 26 Secret 47 Recent: 8 Hobbles meeting comb form 12 13 Tasty 27 Castle 48 -break bunting ditches I ran) 14 Fa 14 Equated In 28 Margin lor 48 Nomadic 15 Obligations talent error group - 20 Laid away 16 NeedlaUce 30 Lockjaw SO Toward land tor sat* 17 Runrurffl 32 Intricate 62 Briaiant, to win 34 Morever as a per 23 Nordic type 18 Nappy dam tormence 24 Reel loser leather 36 Disco light 54 Army food 26 Fiction 19 Spirt 40 House help 66 Carrying 27 DWonand BJUBjBjtJ 41 Diplomatic ofaboat others 21 The bill assets 56 Hopaato 29 Garden 8 Huyie cat 43 Forefront M menace 23 Saintly 44 Matterhorn 57 Soaked 31 Savor child and Jung 33 Gets one 24 Man to a trau DOWN self going tailor 46 Highflyer 1 Situated 34 Load ores near the 35 Witty Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: sea retort 2 Curved like 37 Extend on QQOD QDQDL) UUUU a bow and beyond 3DOO QUUUD ouau 3 Church top 36 First aid annn QDDDD Dana 4 Strings Hndng sinn inowu UDUUU 6 Medicinal 38 Joined the BUBO uuuuuti unnnuu OOOB UUU plant race 1 nnnnn nnnnn nnn 6 Prosecutors, 40 Fine house '6oy, A SECRET DON'T STAND A CHANCE IN THERE DOW J aaaa nnpion anna for short 42 Fasteners nnn nnmnn nnnnn 7 Power to 46 Merits \U Bil kwftne The Family Greut. nnn nnnn annnnn work 46 - face nnnnnn nnnn 8 Salesmen's 48 Seized nnnnn nnnn nnn wares 48 In this nnnn nnnnn nnnn 9 Average place nnnn nnnriM aaqa PJujaJfRI 51 Govery nnnn nnnnn nnny 10 Calendar quickly ALL THl SAME.PEOPLE IN JENNING' AS fOR THrVFVOUNG BUSINESS WE WEJtE Dr5CU95tN& abbr 53 Kiddy EMPlOrMtNT.VI -AS WIU 1HX! VOUR GOING 5ARAH WAS ONW 17 WHEN WE BEFORE >OJ LEAVE, * TRANSLATOR FOR OUT WITH SUCH « MCAMl ENGAGED.' OAPPV, IWANI toreu. THE Fl»" ' YOUNG PEK9ON VOUR MOTHER 1 17 1 r |io | 1 WAS NEVER I'LL Ot LATE < YOU I DJSAfPKOVEOf I JEALOUS, VI.' GETTING HOME • Of YOUR GATING n SHE NEVER TONIGHT AFTER THAT FTfENCH GIRL? TRIED 10 PICK WORKffVJIWE 16 MY secKTMIfs! CAN TALK MOftE ABOUT THI5 •iT" rr THEN.' r Tin- Wizard of Id DRINK AT 3 HOME 1 INTOXICATION F Dolly Parton has a hairdo, and Joe : • Garagiola has a hairDON'T." y 1 horoscope, birthday FRIDAY, JAN. 12 guard your menial heaiui 20) - A day of promise slips Physical effort is favored I'm. our iMTWEeiK>\ Born today, you are through a lessening of today. Set mental puzzles 1 ONE IVvKT'LL MAICE effortlessly into an evening IN BuYIN ONf •mATH.L J ME M* A WINNER, quick to recognize pros- labor. of fulfillment. Be ready to aside for the time being. BeFINtTUY I'VE BCENA pects. However small or Alto born on this dale share responsibility. Solve logistics problem. > LOSER ALL large an advantage is to art: Jack London, noted VIRGOjAug.23-Stpl.22)- WNYLIFE ARIES(March 21-Aprll 19) you, you will seize upon It American author; Farsnc - Patience will gain you • A question of where to put for the furtherance of your Molnar, playwright. entry into a gathering what and when dominates career, your social situa- To see what is in store you've longed to be part of. your day. Try to answer it tion, your general well- for you tomorrow, find Practice what you preach. fully. Be patient in PM. being. You are especially your birthday and read the TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) LIBRA(Stpl. 23-Oct. 22) - quick to realize the corresponding paragraph. - Plan carefully and you'll This may prove an ideal whereabouts of money. Fi- Let your birthday star be not disappoint those who day for making friends nancial gain is relatively your daily guide. depend upon you for stabil- with your own or another's easy for you to come by, SATURDAY, JAN. 13 ity. Don't misdirect the children. Listen and then for you have an uncanny CAPRICORNCDec. 22. young. speak. Blondie -knaek—for—kitowtng Jin. It) - You can sidestep QEMINI(May21-Junej20)- SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. precisely how, when, and N I KNOW - THAT'S <- difficulties . on the home - Work together with a 21) - Engagements are to \ HONEV, I HAVE ( MV NEW l_lTTl_E where your financial bread front this morning if you partner in the interest of be kept. If you ignore, is buttered. ( A NEW LITTLE raicx < , South dealer SheinwokTs bridge advice Both sides vulnerable Uoonewbury By Alfred Shelnwold mind. No matter who had the passes. You hold: • K 7 2 9 5 4 • K72 diamonds, dummy's king not strong enough for a jump VQ109 of ourselves than of. alters. would become good for an to three spades Show the in- South thought he delected OQ 10 7 2 OAJ94 eventual spade discard. Soulh belween strength by bidding • J72 • 10 9853 a sneaky look on West's face would thus lose only two a side suit first and raising as he led the deuce of dia- diamonds and a trump. spades later. Show Ihe side SOUTH monds. Suspecting that West If Easl led a different suit suit in which you have noth- • 10 6 had led from the ace. Soulh ai the second trick, Soulh ing. The Phantom Beetle Bailey I HEARP THAT PEOPLE INI YOU(? OFFICE SNEAK OUT PURINS HOURS • Ci^aasssssssssslmm A PRINK HTAJfcj Hg-s • J r | « fOK. THE ewoer »VHO WALKS I | MULLIGAN STEW Wanted: a red hat By III (.11 A Ml I in.\\ NEW Oltl.KANS (Al'i - Blessed wilh delicious food. grcal New Orleans, if n is on Ihe list al all, musl be pretty far music, fine architecture, a hislunc cathedral a lovely loc aiion down The I rttwl RtttM alrsid) has m cardinals, an all-lime on a big bend "I ihe Mississippi Kiver and a warm, friendly high, and other pans ol Ihe world with large (alholic popu- people. Ihis ijueen Cily of Ihe Delia has lacked but one Hung in lalions. especially ill South America would seem lo have a its long colorful history higher claim lo Ihe honor of a red hal II has never had a cardinal of Ihe Catholic Church lo rule And yet a dynamically different pope like John I'aul II. who and serve Ihe cilv s dominant religion and walk in red robed knows \iiicrua well might find (.nor in Hie New Orleans cause splendor down slreels and Bileys that seem lo signpost Ihe wav There is more lo (his jewel of a illy lhal Us mapmakers' Idling to heaven SI Ann SI Philip SI I'eter St Louis Si Charles litany of saints New Orleans with Hit-adjoining dioceses of Indeed some ol them do lead lo Klvsi.m Field*, Where ihe LalaNette. Alexandria. Baton Rouge and Hiloxi. embraces one streetcar named 'Desire used lo run uf ihe largest concentrations ol Catholics anywhere No prince of the church, mil even in Koine, could loll his Her tamed SI Louis Cathedral, named for Ihe samled King beads or read his breviary in more |iiouslv named surroundings l.ouis l\ of Prance is the second oldest in Ihe I'mled Slates Nor could he find anywhere a mure fervent welcome Ihan would The original plan lor the cil> founded in 1711 al Ihe site of an old greet the fnsi cardinal o( New Orleans IF Ihe church should ever Indian portage, called (or a church and presbylry cxaiilv as see hi lo complete thli old city's |o) and fulfill Itn longest the) arc located lodav Ih. cathedral has been rcbuill several yearnings Mines aftei disastrous lire- and floods bul its old bell, named Soon John I'aul II. Ihe firsi pope in •ton yMrs Irom outside Victolre" for Andrew Jackson's victory al New Oi leans in the Italy and the first ever (rum Poland H inmtiiuinsi state will Warof \m and placed there b> Benjamin L&trobe archttecl of hold his first consisting and award red hatu i" new princes of ihe the I) S Capitol, still rings out across the square named for Ihe church general ThSHeirTOiled (oi Napoleon's death in IS24 and again in Became ol deaths Bnd because ins predecessor John Paul I IM4, when news ol l.alayelle s death reached Ihe cit\ didn't reign long enough to fill an) vacancies in the College of Andrew Jackson heard a Tc Heiim sung here for his defeat Cardinals ,i number "f ke> diocese* Ihrou'ghoul ihe world are of the British and as an n president returned 25 >ears later to without a cardinal Ireland Toronto Hanoi Tin in Venice join the bishop and governor in laying the cornerstone of his equestrian monument in the square Gen Zacharv Taylor, hero o( the Mexican War passed Into the cathedral under a tnum phal arch aftei Hie \ K inr > ,ii Mmilcrev lhal would send him 10 THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS — Mrs. Camille 11:30 a.m. in Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, and the While Mouse Histoiv s procession up Ihe cathedral aisle s/aiti, Shrewsbury, left, previews o two-piece wool Mrs. Marlyn Westbrook, Middletown, is chairman of decorations to be done'around a Mardi Gras reached another high poihl in Vprll IMQ when ihe President oi knit suit trom Dobbins Ltd., Mlddletown, part of a i ranee Gen Charles deGauile attended Masial Ihe high altar collection to be modeled Feb. 6 at the annual lunch- theme. Mrs. V. J. Stahl, Locust Point Road, Locust, Lifestyle The original diocese -phi off From Havana in 1793 bv Pope eon and fashion show planned by the Red Bank and Mrs. R C Taylor, Seventh Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, are accepting reservations. 22 Plus \l stretched all Ihe wa\ from the (iulf of Mexico lo Catholic High School PTA. Mrs. Carol Sullivan, i anada and From ihe Rockies lo the DOTdW ol the diocese "I Tinton Foils, right, is chairman ot the event set for Baltimore where Ihe I'nlted Stales had Us fust bishop The 1.16 large registers in ihe ea'lhedial archives provide | capsule hislon ol the I ouislana lerrilorv French and Spanish governor- worshipped here colonists SLIM GOURMET amJslaVeii high bm n and low liom Cajun and Creole »;i\rs ol imnngiaiiis liooi n.iK Ireland Herman) Vugoslavla, China and latel) Vietnam Thv late \rchbishiif) Josepn Kummel was spai upon m ihe i athedral yard here for integrating the parochi- al • i hoots if nomination,^ an id order llw Incumbenl srehbmhop would look gieal ui a red hal Philip Maillicw llannan was horn in Washington DO on M.n !0 mi:i Hisfalhei wa'i\t plumber Right way ill Ihe pie Walergale lariel.) one wllo worked with WTonches not burglar) tools ordained in Rome In IMS Father llannan By BARBARA. GIBBONS extra sharp,grated I lablespnuiis ehedtlar (llee-e volunteered as a chaplain with the Hind Virborne and moved "Raked beans" is an economical dish generall) i tablespoon • bread crumbi ii.ih.m sea- , extra sharp shredded .o inss gurbpe with Ihe division m World Wai Two \ pope »ho avoided by waistline-watchers, but for all Ihe wrong soned I labiespiions bread ci umbu seasoned -ki- and i limbs mountains mtghl welcome a parachutist lo Ihe reasons Us not Ihe beans Dial make liuked beans I'ui beam m B saucepan and add cold water to I'ul beans in a saucepan and add cold w,,i. i Ui College of Cardinal* eVeii one who did it wilh more guls Ihan fattening, bul sweel and fatty Ingredients like B81I cover Soak overnight in the refrigerator Drain and diver Cover pan and soak overnight in Ihe leim skill I never feared Ihe ground N(.M Hannan once-remarked pork, molasses, brown sugar and bai on discard water Combine beans with boiling watel eratoi Next da) drain beans and CUM-I with boiling in fact i usuall) covered hail an auv before coming lo a There's no rule i equiring beans to be baked with garlll sail pepper and baj leaf Heal to boiling water \dd lia\ leaf gailu: sail and peppei Covet slop fattening Foods Theyjt-e just as economical \/ \<>ll nrr runliallt intiltil >. J Prepasted wallpaper lines cupboards i'iioi i SE In view ill,- opulent iinciiiiirv ol DEAR HELOISE Is there an unwritten law thai binds major appliances, hands. SIlOH Cil-llllMC- |i.i-| A |>rC»Clll I kavr a suggestion lhal saved me a lot ol money w hen lining healers, air conditioners and cars to break down on weekends' So tor my year long helpful wishes, use it when you do the kitchen cabinets, drawers, closet shelves, etc. Wallpaper slores These breakdowns lead one to belle\ e thai Ihe Ike-da) work dishes.-(iladyss Smith •sully have odd rolls on sale for a dollar or Iwo — some pre week has spread lo automation as well- Bernadette Zim- pasted, some washable I lined all my cupboards and closets merman Tharuisagain. Gladys — Heloise Leah Muuvr's Coslumv Shop with the prc pasted, only wetting the from edge and pasting DEARHELOlSE: down II makes Ihe covering secure bul still can be easily DEAR HELOISE: The other morning we were on our way lo church. Nothing 10 Riverside Ave. removed lor cleaning or replacement later on. Look for a shiny Most of the people around our neighborhood hate dogs just would do, but our 3 tear old son just had lo hate some water Red Bank, N.J. 07701 sarfsce lor washablllly - Jean I Pressler running loose. As you can imagine the) present quite a problem You know, one ol those desperate situations where he would as far as keeping our yards clean. Yoirdun'i dare go out In ihe absolutely die ol dehydration If he didn't get the drink of water • This is a trrrific idea, clever too' yard after dark; If you do, you had better hate hip boots on. Well, he had an accident and spilled Ihe water all over him I like the idea of sticking 'only Ihe oulei edges of the paper Well, anyway, here Is my solution to a very disturbing He only had the pants he was wearing' 747-6996 down A.s VDU SB) vtiu would save lime later when vnu decide lo problem. Buy a sack of Ume and each time you see a dog using My Ingenious husband slopped the car. put the hood up and change the paper your yard as a disposal area, Jusl run out there and pour a cup of |ust laid Ihe pants, turned wrong-side out to avoid soiling, aross J Ihavcgnne lOjlBj self adhesive p:ipel I n slleH. Umt on the area and II will lmmcdlal.lv become liquid and, ol the motor (with our son out of them, ol course! and In mi mm found a roll verv expensive course, this Is good frrtlllzrr they were dry and we were on our way to church again At Ihe same store they had wallpaper (patterns they were Hope this helps solve some ol tour problems. — All. Wasn't Ihls clever? Sure saved us a trip back home as we no longer stocking) for one dollar a double roll, about six yards' were already late to church lo begin with. - Tlnnle Kelley Besides being cheaper, the wallpaper is 24 Inches wide and •DEAR HELOISE: rills COLUMN is written for you, the homemaker if you JotuL the self-adhesive is only IH inches Here I am again with another little poem. I'm sure you hate have a hint oi a problem write to Heloise In care ol this Have H happv day — lleloise guessed b> now that writing poems Is one of my many hobbles. newspaper Because of Ihe tremendous volume ol mail. Heloise 229-2830 LETTER OF THOUGHT This little ball of nylon net will help you most when II Is wet. is unable lo answer individual letters She will, however, answer DEAR HELOISE: It's extra good for pots and pans; eliminates most dlshpan your quest ions in hei column whenever possible The Mid-Life Crisis is topic of educators J0tul. Kl'MSON—Mrs Norma Klein, associate dean of communi- Their theme reflects a statement in (lad Sheeny'* book. ty services at Hrookdale Communilv College. Lincrdfl, ami Dr Passages, wltich begins It starts wilh a vague feeling 1 For those who won't Human Circle, the school's dean of student development, will have reached some sort of meridian in ID) life I had better lake settle for Second Best ducuss Ihe topic The Mid-life Crisis, second in a lime part a survey reexamine where I have been, and reevaluale how I senes sponsored In Iheadull vduialion committee of( 91 am going to spmd im reaouri ei from now on " The hnefiflHI.efficient.'air-lighi. casl-iron stoves Radiates turn B'nai Israel The program will be presented Jan 21 Theme of the series is Adult In Crisis " Mrs Itelty Ihe room and not up Ihe chimney Oi p.m in Ihe synagogue, llance and Uidge Roads Uebowitx, Mlddletown. is chairman of the sponsoring commit- •Resource Book on the Art dl Healing wilh Wood ($1 00) and Mrs Klein is also director, of The Women's Cettter si tee. Members include Mr and Mrs Philip Balaban Mrs Glnny see our complete line ol Jolul stoves al Hrookdale Community College She has a masters degree in Kamin Bfld*Rabbl .lack M RosoFt, Fair Haven. Col Jack Immedlale Delivery social work from Rutgers University and It .1 candidate there Cooperhouse, Ealontown; Mrs Elaine Danzig, Little Silver Dr fora doctorate Dr Circle, has a doclorate degree in education and Mrs Albert Cordon. Solomon I.edefnian and Mrs l.onainc from Harvard Unlventt) TheywHI deal with such problems as Slone, Middleluwn. Mrs Koberl Susser. Ited Hank, llnbin changing family structure, adjustments lo physical change and Zager, Oconporti Mrs (llona l.andy and Dr Sanford Stein. 58 MONMOUTH RD. OAKHURST Dr. Duncan Circle rest lessness y, Rumson.andMr and Mrs Jacob Silversiein. l.incroft Norma Klein •SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY JANUARV 23 ANN LANDERS Puppy abused by twins Dear All Laaacn: Our bet* beaker to Bau what to do - Mrs. Baltlasky weight is the same as H was writes-aacaar i adjjkbars bwigkt •• adarabk Yesterday Ike Iwlas (Hb Name For Me) when you were married II bet- Caa yaa lei ate srkjr a tl- papp> lar Ike cuUdrea. Bclart dressed ike pappy >• dolls Dear Mrs Report this lo ter be, Buster y ear-aid ealtege graduate with yM say, "Haw ike'." let «w ekrtkes. Tke skirt was sa tlgkl the SPCA before those kids kill Dear Aaa Laaders: Several a master's degree la Eagasa |i H Tt( euUdrta are l»ur ike pap was yelptag la pala. the puppy And I mean today ntootks ago oar saa married a literature would start a kuer year-aid twin girls Tkc> trfal Tkey pal a kal aa Us kead aad Tomorrow may be loo late yaaag womaa we were aat lo ker la law» wtU, "Hello UV pappy at If II was • stalled tke ebsllr CMa strap wai Dear Aaa Laaders: My particular!) load ol. We tiled tkere" - aad rk*e walk, "Bye animal Tae y "play ball' »lta ekaklag klm. I weal ta Ike wile reads your eolama every aal la lei oar disappointment lar now'"' - I am Bothered la kin - actaallv tkrewlag klm mother agala aad eamplalaed. day. Will yaa please print this show but we kaew la oar Phoeuli frtas *ae t* Ike otker I MM Tkli lime ike became aagry letter? I kavea'l gal Ike gats to hearts ke could kave done a lot Dear Bothered Probably Ike pwr pap bad oa kU kead aad KM me lo mlad my owa tell her lo her lace. better. your son's wife is avoiding the last week aad thought Ms aerk baslaesi My Darllag Wile: Tke la M aad K lite about 7M traditional salutation, "Dear might kave beea brokea. Taalght at dlaaer I told my vtlalloa to oar klgk sckools miles Iran here. Tkey prom- - ' because she knows she u I Immediately nag tke haskaad about both laeMeals. tttk reunion Is still oa tke col ised lo drop a llae every week not dear to you and she's let- dMrbell aad laid Ike moihrr He said hr dMa'l waal me lee labk — unanswered I'd lastead of speadlag tke maaey ting you know the feeling is lac Udi were abaslag their pet "flghtlag with Ike neighbors" love lo go. Will yaa please lose aa Ike loag distance telephone mutual aad ske should aot permit II. aad I should stop trying to IS pounds so I eaa be proud ol The> kav* kept that proaUie, "Bye for now" is her way of GUCCI FAKES — Y.Y. Leung, chief industry officer of Hong Kong s trode >ou" - Yoar Adoring Mate investigation branch, looks at some of 500 seized fake Gucci bags Hong Tie woman gave them a meek "save the world " but alae tines aal al lea II Is skirting the customary sen- Kong's reputation as the shopping paradise of Asia has been damaged in made them prom Am I craiy? Please tell me Dear Male I lake n YOl'R oar daughter-la law wka timental sign-off because she recent months by lawsuits involving elegant fakes. feels uncomfortable with a phony close ASK DR. BROTHERS I hope the relationship warms up lor your son's sake as well as lor yours 1 can feel Ihe sub-zero breezes blowing Elegant fakes even though the weather u> beautiful in Phoenix The gal auto mechanic CONFIDENTIAL lo The Injustice of It Needs Explain- ing II you want to know what Ihe Lord thinks ol money, just going to court By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS What can I do'- D.J Dear Dr. Brothers: My 22-year-old daughter works as a Dear D J Try to arrange an appointment with the teacher look around and see some of press lawsuits By EDITH M LEDERER and ask her if there's anything you can do Tell her about your Ihe people he gave it to Hoey manager of Dior | jgc-nt in Hung garage mechanic Ske makes good moaey and Ike mea she Associated Press Writer son's work in the past and about your anxieties about his losing What kind of wedding goes Kong said Ihe gtMxl leather copies are mi works wild seem lo like ker. Ske's always been laterested In HONG KONG (AP) - It may say GUCCI, confidence 1 believe it's important to do something now be- with today's new life styles'1 ported from Italy and sell for almost-the same mechanics aad I've always worried about II. II )ust doesn't Pierre Cardin or Christian Dior bul Ihe odds seem normal Ske tells me her goal Is lo kave ker owa station, cause how a student perceives himself deftnilelly aflects his Does anything go? Ann are growing that if us bought in Hong Kung price as the real thing Sonic Dl thr copies make a certain amount ol money. and tken marry aad kave two performance Landers' completely new "The it's phony - an Italian, south Korean or local made in Hong Kong charge' less than half ol raUdrra Ske tkea plans on working pan lime uatll tke kids are You might i eler the teacher to a research study by Holier t Bride's Guide" tells what's imitation Dior but those and the ones from South Korea grown I aever had aay sack detailed plans wkea I was young Rosenthal and Lenore Jacobson, entitled 'Pygmalion in the nght for today's weddings For Hong Kongs reputation as Ihe shopping are not N good hi-said aad I waader II any man's going to like this. Tke bay she's going Classroom I think it should be required reading lor all a copy, send a dollar, plus a paradise of Asia has been tarnished lalcl) b) .1 ciucci said 9(1 per cent of the i.uc< i fakes with now doesn't seem la mind. He told me Ihey were both teachers here are made in Florence and Milan The long, self-addressed, stamped spate of lawsuits involving elegant fakes "aadragyaoas" aad I doa'l know what this means. - V J In this study, intelligence tests were administered to chil- lit l Mo GuCCt, head of the Italian fashion cheap plastic copies generalh come from Vsia envelope (IS cents postage) to Dear Y J To some extent, almost everyone is an- dren in grades one through six Rosenthal and Jacobson house which bears his name, became so an hr saicj i Ann Landers. PO Box 11MS. drogynous this means Ihey have both male and female selected a certain number of children and identified them as nnyed al the fake Gucci handbags, belts mil bul month Hum • local managai K.MT> Chicago. Illinois (Mil characteristics Many people spend a greal deal of lime and having a potential for dramatic intellectual growth. other leather goods he saw in Hong Kong last OkoiMI was walking through Kai Tak Mrport energy lighting and repressing those elements within them thai month that he took out a newspaper advertise here when he spotted a Gucci advertisement are usually assigned lo Ihe opposite sex ment warning that the company would lake for handbags and bells — complete wUh'GuC- legal action against businessmen manufac .ci s famed (1C. insignia For instance, young girls are usually taught not lo be Workshop on teaching young aggressive or they'll be considered tomboys' and young boys lunng or selling imitations Obonai said he ueni lo the store, bought are frequently taught that if they reveal their tender feelings or several obvious fakes and then filed a com- "I think without hesitation we are Ihe most emotions, they'll be considered "sissies recopied people in the world Gucci said in an plainl 1 was so surprised - Ihe) were more Apparently your daughter grew up feeling free tube herself to read, listen, comprehend interview "It's awful, just awful Bul you have expensive than a real Gucci and the quality This is a compliment lo you Super masculine men and super L1NCROFT - New ap- educational resource center in dards lor teachers Techniques lo fight it The only thing is lo keep changing was \er\ poor he said j feminine women miss out on many things in life because they proaches to leaching children Cranberry, New Jersey for seeing, perceiving and un designs and to take legal action wherever Leung said his office Mixed MM handbags p feel forced lo deny part of themselves and lo cling to limiting 10 read, listen and comprehend Although the workshop is derstanding language will be possible from a vc-r> large local manulaclui< i u I roles Such people avoid doing things lhat are assigned as more will be set lorth in a Iree work open to anyone, it is particular ihe subject ol a multi-media result of the complaint .tod we believe the) Dior's leading fake -fighter Kenneth Etot) appropnale for the other sex shop sponsored by the Educa- ly appropriate for professional presentation said the company sued eight retailers this year came from Italy Being free to draw from both the male and female in oneself tional Exchange Center of educators, school principals The leaders are Loretla .or selling imitation Dior purses and ac It isn t nnl> Ihe international designers uho allows Ihe person lo be independent and tender, assertive and Brookdale Community Col- curriculum planners, lederal Kennedy and James Caggiano. OMBjOfiM "Wl mean business because Ihe hTC taking action yielding lege It is planned (rom'N 30 to and stale program directors educational consultants wl public 1st being cheated and were going lo keep I.eung said Michel Kent' an expensive Dear Dr Brothers: Mi » year old son always did well In 11 a in . Wednesday. Jan J4 in and reading and math coordi- learning Concepts. Inc and on suing until they lake Ihe hint he said boutique, was convicted on several counts of school bat this year, he's beea having problems. His leacker Is nators There will be demon- Joseph F McCarthy, an au- making false trade descriptions fur saving its the Community Services Build- GlICCl said the number of copies available convinced ke hasn't much ability and she's also convinced him strations of the "learning theo- thor and teaching consultant at clothes wen- manufactured in Fiance when ing (parking area no 4) on here had grown enormously since he visited in al this I daa'l want la cause lurther friction aad trouble Brookdale s l.incrull campus ry model" and new materials Jersey City Stale College. 1976 bul the situation VVaan'l as scandalous the> were reall) produced here Ihe company between this teacher and my son bul, on Ihe olker hand. I'm The program will be presented thai help meet Ihe T and E Persons wishing to register as he had been told In some South Ametu ,tn was lined more than $26,000 Uoldllon ties paid (thorough and efficient) stan- r worried aboal tke consequences II he loses faith (a himself. by Learning Concepts. Inc . an may rail Community Services. ,minlni'k he said il is, \er> wr\ scandaloui i i id Jt. MM for pulling Paris France- on — worse than Hong Kong — because ihev its Hong KraiR made tie> actually open shops with the Gucci name and The maximum penalu for .i single couni of WAGON WHEEL WHIRL claim lo be us selling or making imitations is • tJI.HO ami Y Y Leung, chief industry officer of Hong five years imprisonmem M \ I \ v. \ \ - M a I a w a n Make a Date hong's trade investigation agency said just a Hem can a shopper lie- sure he s getting the Junior Woman's Club will have A paid djrwtorj . 11lining t'\i'n!> lor non-prod! orgtiniza- JANUARY n small fraction of ihe 'ill criminal prosecutions real thing its 10th annual Wagon Wheel iK ll.ilr- *.' (M) .,i :i hncs (ol unc ila> $l Wl each Parent* Without Partners. (44. Hospitality, orientation over the last Ihree yeais for making or selling " . said his cusiumi'r^ know ihe real Whirl square dance-Jan Main .uldilionul line VI IMI fni tvtq davi SI 29 r.n h additional line night. 8 30. Cobblestones. Hwy 35. Middlelown. Carey counterfeit goods involved name designers Ihing pm. alSt Thomas Ihe tpostie Vi fur Ihret I" five days. SI .ill fach adclilmnal line. KM for RoweShowe Call 566-0170. Bot) admitted even he has hi send some Roman Catholic Church. Did He said in an interview lhat the number is lii i'»i>^ It.M each additional line Deadline m«n 2 days JANUARY 14 Diors to Pans to theck whelher the\ rr real Bridge Glenn Cookc will be More publication Call Thr Dml> Register M2-MM usk Inr definitely increasing along with the number of International Card Fest sponsored by SI Agnes P.T.A., and suggested j rustomet should check with ihe caller Mrs June Brchenv, inc Dale Secretar) Civil suits involving fashion designers Wednesday. January 24.1979 SI Agnes School Cafeteria, at Ihe designer i Butnonud aganl : Noble Place m Mrs 1) R "The main problem is lhat Rim peoptt m (enter Ave Atlantic Highlands 8pm Refreshments, door south J] Wavert) Place, both JANUARY I, If. H gelling involved in this kind of thing," Leung Said Leung W.e still advise shoppers to go prizes and table prizes Tickets 12 50 Tickets' Mrs R. Aberdeen. ma> be contacted Monmouth I'IVK Chorus holding chorus member audi- said But the consumers are also getting la iipui.ihli- HI tuggei shops although there Moleta. 291-5248 smarter and men- an- willing Income forward tune been some tenures from big shops Most for additional information or tions lor Aprils production of (iilbiTt & Sullivan's and lodge complaints with us The trademark counterfeit gooA WIRi Hum Mt BfMI Mils lions Tickets coy*! "Mikado 7 30 PM . the Emtoiry Methodist Church, l.illlc JANUARY « owners and agents are also more willing to HI smaller shops beei setups and buffel Silver Jan 9. 16. 23 For lurther information call George Baha'i Community of Middlelown Informal discussion Sumrall. 922-3177 on Equality of Men and Women. 8 P M First Ave . Hilton JAMAHV II Park. Sa\esink 291-4364 Free literature available. Wheaton group to perform The Monmouth Museum showcases an Kgyptian lesti- JANUARY » FLORHAM PARK-The Ireshment period val workshop, demonstrations^ dims, lood for children and FINAL CLEARANCE adults Ilia ni 4 30 p m for information call 747 -2266 Ice Capades with Dorothy Hamill at Madison Square Wheatones. an informal sing, The Wheatones are per Garden, price of 112 50 includes good seat and fare Buses ing group from Whi'alon (HI forming concerts in the New ORIG $25 TO $42 99 SCO0 JAM AKI 11 leave 4PM from K Marl Plaza. Hazlel. sponsored by the lege. Norton. Mass . will pres Kngland and Middle MUnlic WOMEN'S SHOES NOW VKW I'usl im Kleu Market Garage Sale. Sun Jan H Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital states during thr college 1 enl a program of popular mu ORIG $39 99 TO $89 9 am to ;i p in . llwy 36. Port Monmouth (nexl to Ail ) 264-6346 sic Sunday at 3 p m in Petto* semester break WOMEN'S BOOTS NOW indoor space. $8 CaH';4l-(2t4 or 7K70999 ship Hall ol Calvary Presby- Assorted Illtt and styles. 5-11 In group Bus Trip lo Ice Capades with Dorothy Hamill * brunch l.l'll.ll MEETS JANUARY 15 terian Church. 144 Kidgedale at Toots Shore 117 50 includes tickets, bus fare, meal, tax RK.D BANK - Mis B'hal Kruh Women Ayelel Chapter Cblnese Auction Aw Prospective students, and gratuity Bus leaves Middletown. 10 AM Call 671-5066 llayden Kvans will speak Buck Smiths Palmer Ave East Keanaburg. f* P M Dona- alumnae, parents and friends about Ihe Episcopal tio^ II M Prue door pnai'i FffereftftitMtMllis IHII»M> are invited Churchwomen Program II .i call Arlyne Schutzer IBH-IKIS JANUARY 31 Prospective students will meeting ol the Woman s i;uild The Monmouth Museum announces the opening of be able to meet the singers and o( Trinity Episcopal Church JANUARY II ft n Curious Creatures and Bizarre Beasts" an art exhibition area, Wheaton students and Tuesday al 2 p m here in Ihe ™LOOK Choraliers of EaUffltown — Auditions — Men & Women illustrating imaginary animals through the ages Tues graduates during Ihe re 1'ansh Hall, White Street The for Spring show Inited Melhodisi Church. Wyckoff Rd- through Sal 10 am -4 30 p m . Sun 1-5 pm Members board will meet al I p Iti Kalonlown Hear entrance H P M Bring music- 229 112-1 free, non-members tl. children 50 cents SHORE SWINGERS 4 Linden Place/ Red Bank JANUARY If POINT PLEASANT—The FEBRUARY 4 Shore Swingers Square Dance Parents Without Partners. 644. Cocktail Party and CUSTOM CUT The Rumson Pop Warner Organization is sponsoring a Club will have square and B&M DUCff, HtdMWa) Lounge. 2 Kearey Place. Morgan. 11:30, benefit basketball game between the N.J Major League All round dancing Jan 15 and '.'I* Whole, Untrimmed Beef Loin Carry Howe and Shuui- Free Buffet Ii6(illl7ii _*v. PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS Stare, featuring the N Y Yankees vs Local Fathers, at the from 8 to 10:30 p m in Ihe JANUARY 18. It. IS. 17 Rumson-Fair Haven High School on Sun . Feb. 4. at 2 PM Nellie K Bennetl School. Riv- FANTASTICALLY FREEZER-WRAPPED Custom Pin Fitted Center Drama Workshop presents Bus Stop", directed Tickets at S3 00 are available on an advanced basis only and iera Parkway (ilenn Cooke TO YOUR ORDER ZlfPEHS by Kick tiehrmann. al the Jewish Community Center. 100 may be purchased at Hintelmann's Liquor Store. Brahney'S Sea Girt, will be the caller and ._ coupon Granl Ave.. Deal Park Thursdays. January 1» & 25 at 8 AIR VINT8 Market. Val's Tavern & The Campus Luncheonette in Pal and Tom Cribben a! Hazlet PM Saturdays. January 20 & 27 al W 3fi PM Ticket Rumson. The Willow Cleaners in Sea Bright & Little Silver will cue the round dancing GUARANTEED reservations Call 531-9100 & The Mart in Monmouth Beach or by calling Mrs Hunter Club level dancers are invited N«w VttnUitd Vinyl SHELLS.. JANUARY II at 8424753 Half-time autographs available for youngsters to participate There will be a Citizens for l.ile is sponsoring a local March for Life on workshop from H30 lo 9 p m 842-9100 Saturday. January 20. 1973. at Marine Park. Red Bank. II -.FEBRUARY ll Refreshments will be served a m For information call 787-4650; 542-1917. 7414471 Middletown Jaycees presents Broadway Star Robert Morse in "Play II Again. Sam " at the Beacon Manor DANCE DANCE DANCE DANCE DANCE I JANUARY II Dinner Theatre, Point Pleasant, N.J 116.00. includes buffet Skip those Super Bowl Sunday blues by supporting Ihe dinner For tickets call 787-1888 Middlelown Jaycer-cttes in honoring our outstanding young, ? , LEAH MAUER woman and outstanding woman at an award fashion show FEBRUARY II luncheon, to be held at the Sheraton Inn, ILiilel Tickets Bus Trip to Beacon Manor Dinner Theater Bus leaves are f 10 00 per person and can be obtained by calling 671-6103 Highlands Boro Hall. 11 30 a in 117 includes bus. luncheon, SCHOOL OF DANCE or2«l-W32 Proceeds to benefit Rlyervle» Hospital theater seats, lips Tickets sold Sat Jan 13 and Jan 20,12 Ham Something for Everyone Parents Without Partners. 644. Cocktail Party and noon. Highlands Boro Hall or call Chris or Ro. 291 5464 after Dance, Hideaway Lounge. 2 Fearey Place. Morgan. 8 30 5 p m Meet the stars in person Ballet - Tap - Toe - Aero/Gymnastics Free Buffet Call 566-0170 18-22 Ib. avg. FEBRUARY 17 Twirling - Jazz JANUARY II Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author & lecturer, will one per customer Chicken Fry, Jan. 22. 1979. sponsored by Keyport Disco - Hustle conduct a teaching seminar at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Red Kiwanis Club at the "Chowder Pol". Rl 36. 11 JO A.M. to 8 Bank, on Sat. Feb 17.9 AM lo I PM Coffee & Danish will Tots - Teens - Adults THE MEAT DOCTOR PM be served For registration information, call 2,91-24)6 or Monmouth County Right to Life is sponsoring bus 8424738 between 1-4 pm Now Enrolling For the Spring Season open Thurs.-Sun. 9—5 transportation to Washington D C. on Monday. January 22. Reasonable Rates 1171. for Ihe annual March lor Life Abortion Protest H 4 mo». tame as cash FEBRUARY 15 37 E. 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Charlie (Place TO GO HOME WITH YOU! 1} White SI Rtd Bank • UP TO 60 MONTHS BANK TERMS DO YOU - Have 0 desire to torn » BEST PHflirF OF MODELS * COLORS ALWAYS above average income1 We will show Help Wonted ALL PRICES EXC'.UDE TAX 1 LICENSING FEES • FINEST BODY SHOP I FREE TOWING ' ¥nu now M| 11 n wtm pro B> Ctniroi " • PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSONNEL—OVER 50 YRS EXPER Male/Female Jers«v 1 lorgeit realtors I Itemed or ~3.i MBIT Mechanical ammbty Marlboro, 5J*iH0 I will Iroln Apply Motions Syttem* Cor oration, a) Riordan P1 a c * ' DRIVERS WANTED Wilh or without ?hrewsbury oft ShrewiDtiry Ave lar* Night* Apply In person onlv after SHORE MOTORS I 147 SOU 4 X. Red Bonk Pitta, 1} North Brldg* FULL OR PART TIME Help wanted Apply in perton, Ben* Cor Wa*h. 1414 Hwy JS, Middietown N 1 full TIME WAlltR'WAITRESi And short order root Experience prt See us during our... 'erred Con between I S. 747 twi Muller itonent position Wedlcal ond retire- ment benefits Norwood DlitrltHitor* 614 Broadway, long Branch 777 MM GET READY PERSON For Aulo CHI Will IT Chevrolet - BMW fCf) rtntol. mull b* over Jt. hove valid driver t llcenit. toil lime employment. UI'MOO1 P" *""' P'w* "Vf C°" AberdeenTwp. ^™«< K^ HAIRDRESSERS Experienced reof opporiunlly, new Mall In Tlnton rall* be(nadtveloped Day*. 147 4477 evM , 777 BO) Rt. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave. IMMEDIATE OPENING Admtnis traiive Aftiitiont lo the Director ol OPEN Clearance MONOC Hospital Service Corp Ei DAILY TILL 9 P.M. ttiieni ihorthond ond typing skin* re ONLY 11 LEFTOVERS AVAILABLE INCLUDES: quired, alto ability to uu dictaphone Need someone who con work with out WED. & SAT. till 6 p.m. memberhip b h * ute* of membtrihlp com • LINCOLN • MARQUIS • MONARCH • COUGAR itiee meeting* For further Inlormo on or>d uwoiiitmem contact, «ONO( Kick Off The New Year Right; • ZEPHYR •BOBCATS in Chevy's * KEYPUNCH A DEMONSTRATOR DEMONSTRATOR tf PART-TIME mmediate ooenfna lor o port lime op 1978 MERCURY MONARCH rator wltti Knowleaye ol keypunch, 1978 MERCURY COUGAR remote |ot> entry and printing opera Biggest • NEW 1979 This Ho permanent port time lob 111 III! .'. hour* per day. 7 » o m l0 J fi p m , ! could leod Inio a permanent position Ground Gainer CHEVETTE DBS Call for appointment 77S74W or oopl. In person. * a m. lo 4 p m dally SCOOTEH • 1 AM PM p b ,!,,> i i • . • mnl Irai - i , • , NOW ONLY... $6485. $ SIGNALITE Chevette! NOW ONLY... 4878. CHICAGO MINIATURE . N J » o.taliy . i 3576 KevPUHCM OPf««lu» PRICES EXCLUDE TAX * LICENSING tipcrltncf nccntory Ptrmontnl fotlllOf. MHIcol and rill,,™" b«™ 2 In slock '.'<' NOr.*OOO DISTRIBUTORS At Muller Chevrolets 20 others lo choose Irom ^j^*" 6roo«wov. Long Branch NEW 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 2-Dr. • iuM£ld "ini t>fa] Smallest Prices! $ i jj .. ' E AHV F 4278 ip ° " * • Pile* Includw tr»lghl and deol»t piep Uc«nc« !•« and laxci •irtto. -•• • •••• — uvv""""")' IUII Knocked We Put TTie "Serve" In Service. I PfMlmlvJ ™{","crwi«'. imkr' I lilt nnr * , ,-._' HVAM'lNd & INSl'KANCK KEEP THAT GREAT CM FEEI.HVJC LPN Mo J. llv« Ouvi a w««h WfTH GENUINE GM PARTS Ou.tn ol CojmjMjw, MiS %» WRY mm mm WON mmmm. GMQUAUTY Colt 47H1IH SOVICCMftTS 681 SHfttWSBURV (W£., H.3. 747- 5400 MCI REPAI, si Htipwont— HtlpWogted 51 Help Wanted Nubbin SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY i? 1979 The DtHyRegister 25 RECEPTIONIST - Wooktnas. tor o MANAGER local cultural Initiation Mu«1 havt own tianiporiatlon. rottrtncM Salary MO, NO, MO, 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise TRAINEE tommonturolt with txporlvnct Call wo, M0 / For Sole For Salt wnu MOVING' - Baieiandpo. RECEPTIONIST - Full Urn* poilllon rial including ««*£•* iight boohlinplng and gooa typing «2 wlin Mlddltlown arta Reply lo P 0 Boi 11). Wlddlolown. H J bi7«S NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - Com RECEPTIONIST LEGAL SECRE p4ete 1fS7 throuah Itn. except Septem UNPAINTED •tfii o awWHUMd Incwn* H atari, ull TAR V - For Rtd Bank low Him Somt ber IKI Call »H» Sl«J»r,Uln,«K*W«.«:ci»h •Mpcrltntt rtaulrMl Emllent work NIKON LEWI- VIvHar Series I. «« WnMtliM • |H< cor. M btM "WT-TIME _ AuUMr.1 conaHHont. Call tor Intorvltw, mom with tillers i b« * '"- - taahal nmjuiJ i "»""«» Wiling. K a 4*tO i H&tailltfMM. •*•!»* Wt3col. ond"*l "fciM lypt t .p..i.n u*mt or m«w -all Wrt Luktr, 14] ugo RETA.i SACEJCLERU Ne*dtd lo. mijtliwl pfeflt ahorlrta M •ovlnat quality mon't tftoclollly ttert No •• ORGANS AND PIANOS UPRIGHT PIANO program Coll now f»r an appointment ptrlonct ntttuarv will troln Stnd OUR tttfc YEAR •MO Revumn lo Bo* V 144. Tht Dolly Rtg The Snewe'! Oldest Dealer W SW before J p m Meinwoy. Chlckerlng, Wurlillier. Mtr. Shrtwibury. N j onoi VACUUM CLEANER - Ktrky wtfh Guibransen and all other fine mokei F. GETZ HN OR i PN - 111 M o m ant lull aftochmenis. like new PH. Mm«. i night* a w«h. ont pan time. 4 PIANOS WANTED - All types We BARMAID M/F - Far Call Wl 1JI7 nlflftti par wttk, RN of LPn, 111 » will buy. tell or trade your piono or Wallreu M'F, *ASHC «i AND DRYERS - Buy MK lor Sal lunch p m . ont lull llmt, S tvtnlngt a wttk. R?NT PIANO OR ORGAN »y day AAARKETINC CONSULTANT MM part tlmt. 4 awtnlngt p«r vaak lory direct. IM and up One year |M( only UtWi onite Free delivery Rotten iwmi, Eicttltnt btntflll Calf Mr* vice, eoty terms Con 4fM**T rn.nl/mllllofr contract* To euiil In nVoslwood Hall Nu« ling Homt. Itli Sn ptfltnct Situations Wonted 71. Merchandise purchenes Comt to owr rMv« mark* pttmlM. ty hour, or doy, SH bttwttn •4pm SI .Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted warehouse Jfortmce tale Sove tram WEOGEWOOO BLUE CARPIT - IHCWW RN - M h full llmt fc»itn«nl btnt Female For Sate li\to4O\ on fomoui brand piano* ond 11x31. 1100 SViMW' carpel, KtnMr SECRETARY — Locol ottkt of laro* TRUCK DRIVERS MARKETING CONSULTANT WASHER - Portllmt. MM III* Apply in ptrtonMon Frl.10am Oriental, blue ontf burgundy UB TM company. 40 hour we**, tictlltnl torn r Ihe rood Slnglt and Deeper learn With proven experience In computer ph Frl . no weefecnoi or tiohooyi Io4pm Arnold Walttr Hurting Homt WOMAN FORBEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND pair* of lined dropes, IMif blu«, one puny benefit* Willelo to* D 331, The operations Five year, experience Daily-Sunday wftwore relatedproduct I To astlit In Wl working environment Coll btl South Laurtl Avt . Hailtt Withes days wort ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS rrlple site, 130. one double. IK All in •46-UI* for appointment Equal Op Daily Regliler, Shrtwtbury. N J . Must meet all DOT ouollflcolions 791 im otter 4 ew condition Call HJ S74J MriJ w 'ly Employer RN t lor mini II t 07701 Good twning oppoMuniti and lunge HESE WORTHWHILE LOOKING Ing rate! of I?M per hour Mneflli Equol opportunity employer I Bonos Ave SECRETARY To tht Harbor Cor interview com* In to Trans REGISTER OVER! - M woo«en kitchen C|*MI PRODUCTION CONTROL ihoft probation per loo U 0' irjoTMwy .. Mention xelltnf fring' e benefit. Call personnel Inc . *7S I me 00 , Moiawan U9 M monooany «Vo»>leot taWe, Uf. pefiente desired bwt will train Apply MANAGER mile Hlghl. landi * Nurilng n N J , between • X a m and 4 JO D m . Classified Ads PAIR - jfl.lS tires, on GM dl*c rim*. tou« piece bedroom set. 1171. Utility king knowledge ol bookht«plng. at Neptune Custom Cut, I1M Eleventh Small Shore oreo monufoclurer needi D600 I MidIddletaw. n A, Mon Frl cabinet*, ill » tit SO 119 »: millly to record rr lnutti, abllliy to an Individual with proven monogerlal HIshloiMh Mon through Fn only * deol with public andd manage dlvtr 55 Situations Wanted and •reanliatletW ability Mull be om * p m VE NDING ROUTE PERSON - as low as T titled duties Salary negotiable rot MECHANIC aWe lo dt bug" both mechanical ond *n Experience not nectiwry 6 Male . U* M Alto brass pertler reds. electronic aseembiles Responsibilities UN \ LPNS - f-ull lim word resume to Harbor Commlulon...... tolMpm Starting rate » 00 per Koyv cote* TV sen, rttree*. Simon Lake Drive Deadline January value at UH 791 Ml* oner 6 Full-time. Must av< lo Include work stheoulTng, protect hour, 40 hour week Fringe benefits AX PREPARER — Former IRS Rep 41 cents S n t Front St Red fte** 71, lin The Harbor Commmion ol Ihe evlew. expediting. controcTodmlnls Driver i license required Call M4 3347 FMiiiolivt desires lull or part lime 141 l Borough ol Atlantic HlahlaHighlandm s own tools. Apply In per Irotlon. etc Good potential lor quality Center St, Ciirtwood Beotn rten A and 7 p m mploymenl during Illlng season Call Pianos & Orgons Equal Opportunity E TIRfll - Twt FUlUm • son. Werner's Dodge, mploytr VI S4I0 after 4pm .__. Phone 10 WAITRESS WANTED - ** t Full For FAST RESULTS Lois Of Christmas Trade-Ins St l R| IARV - T» I immtdioieh i, port lime Mult be fnpeMrnced c— m-mt Hwy. 36, Beltord. am. )0 4pm. MI7704, Mr Roun Full tlmt Ptntlon plan. Mlary and lor pleasonl otiice Apply In person, Re* Diner, 117 West AT LOW COST Player Piano Sale DUFFY ELECTRONICS -- call • dictaphone ikllli Hi "ronl SI . Red Bonk MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Pod 72 Garage Sales tin*, physic Isn't attic*. 3-4 p m Typ SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - The lorgest selection in any pric tno«xp«fl«nc«n4K*SM(y Smd rtwmt & MFG> C0 WRITER phone ftelmor '' Experience only Apply Tony * Mod I. looking tar creative person who can range New or Used We to 1M M1U. Tht Dolly R*gl|t»r SALESPERSON - Eiiptritnctd, otl Brood SI and Maple Ave . Red Bank, Yord Sales . "•-•. N.J. OTMI. put Ideas into war di Work technical in Sell. Renl. Move or Buy .fijve the bet Itr lad!** lothloni, flvt doy* incluolni nature, bwt technical background net Buiin«(f Service And always HOUSE SALE - Choir twin bef», bat No tvtnlngi Wrltt. In contldtnct, neiesiary Port lime by hours or at REGISTER a smile Put a little Musk in your iili tables, refrigerator, etc Sal . Jan 1), NURSES - RN and LPN'S lit and PRODUCTION lo FLORA 141 Brood SI . fltd Bun* See SL INC . U? 1102 Opportunities Coll ui 10 3 23 Parker Ave . Eotonlown (In II 7 thlft Modtm ••tindadiai* tot SERVICE Votl Homeil Ml-Hfe ity Monmouttt ConvalMtcnt Cinii Foreman M/F SALES RAY TECHNICIAN Parl H A Classified Ads Freehold Music Center 7**W> ornings, rcgiiKred license Colt VENDING ROUTE iRtFHOlD WAREHOUSE 4414730 Maintenance I 140) OCEAN COUNTY MALL 140 MM 73 Machinery For Sale NURSES IM/FI PLASTICS Cu*lom«r S*rvlci }-111.000 a yeor, port time U.000 542-1700 KN'S LPN'S RAY TECHNICIAN - Limited parl equlred Call toll tree eOOJJ'0171 POOL TABLE - Must sell • . wood til 110. for fret information HOME HEALTH AIDES Challenging supervisory poiltlon lor immediate optmngi for individual Person M/F TIC hours, lo relieve regular lechni Toll Free trom Moiawan Area gram, with occesurles. good condi TWO 19tl CASE DIESEL - MtfJji, Iront end loader, as I*. U000 30 Ton HOMEMAKERS (M-M responsible Individual In u large Cen with three to tlvf ytors oftirr ti an in two busy orthopedic office. AMWAY lion 1IH or best otter §41 fU* We require a fully qualified Pipe Filter rJoinA.lt, flatbed trailer UW Ml leJ4 If you oft a porton who cor*i abou Irol New Jirtey platlkt operallon ptrltnct. prtltrobly In taiti Qualified Write to. Ban D IIS.' The Dally Reg Get Ihe whole store 5668100 PRACTICALLY NEW - Beautifully •vlttt knowledge of Pneumatic ond your work and about the people yo Minimum of five yeori experience In diidl will provide llolton btlwten liter. Shrewsbury. N J . 077O1 141 1071 tyled Imllotion mlnh coal, "^ length 26 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1979 Tiger FORTIES roe*., lour 77, P«U And Livestock II Sports Equipment Merchandise DHrmnn, •• mviw !«»»-•••. -- auMl bedroom, 14' lormal dining IN LAW ACCOWOOATIOHS Wonted r?om.e«l(f>KleM:e kitchen Attached SOATt Do Ham ta li Mil - • «il IK Fcaihn i/M |»M H.n. IM •iM f *—*. ••*•». ml' i id NAN JOHNSON KWrnsswr •UVI AND 1UVS Wrnwr* * MAY, ITUK - (Ml ml ••Ml »•« MC us mw f t Arllifs, Archllccts And Designers KEANSBURG - Two bedroom opart KEYPORT - Threebedroom ranch, TWENTIES DEADLINES ment Free goi, U00 monthly Security fireplace, yard lor kids, itros We have office* available In downiuwn Red Bank, newly renovated ond living room, formal $61,900 AD8 — Set solid style ads — 4 p m day before required, adult* preferred 7» Ortl 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr carpcled, pleasant surrounding*. 14 70 t In ulene kitche KEANSBURG - New one bedroom un publication — Friday 4pm lor Sunday publication LEONARDO - Twobedroom house, per MI ft Coll Allaire Farrow Agent- urnlshed oportment. Formica kitchen, completely remodeled, wall to wall, 741 MS0 Ctassilied Display — 4pm two days prior to publication lie bath, carpeted bedroom ond living suitable for couple 131S per month plus oom 1700 per month, plus utilities, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New pr< MELMED AGENCY REDDEI OAK HILL COLONIAL — Thursday 4 p rfl lor Sunday publication Proof ads utilities plu* tWO security Available lecurlty required THE LODGE. lestlonal center Two od|olnlng o I MU 4f3UO0 three days prior to publication Real Estate Today — immediately Call W9)?i tlcei. SOOsq ft , 1700 per month 7ft) s Stately and prestigious Over 1 acre of gorgeous landscaped i/om MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroom, ft . IMS per month WIH combine o Wednesday tor Friday and Sunday publication j grounds Prrvacy plus Surrounded by tall shade trees Private KEANSBURG - JW room* Heat, hot two-bath, family room, garage Asking separate Excellent location, ompt 31. Houses For Sale patio overlooks scenic valley 4 S bedrooms 3 s balhs CORRECTIONS — 4pm Monday through Thursday tor water and cooking oas Adults ore 1500 per month Immediate occupancy porklng Ttl 3S73. *ipm terred No pet* One month* security Lease, references and security re separate maid's quarters, den family room country kitchen. next day 4pm Friday lor Sunday and Monday quired Call Bob Dowion Century 71 MATAWAN - Rt 14. lorge office wttt iniMMi living room artd dining room lireplace '> mote McGowan Ryan Agency, IV 3000 KEANSBURG - Bcoulltul two private office, 1000 sq ft . sulle ol lhr« Call today lor details S134 9O0 WEEKEND CALLS •om. living room,fcJtthen an dMIDDLETOWN - RWer Ploia area Office*. 4« sq ft Private entronce* Heal furniihed Prefer adults; no Four bedroomi, two bathi Dead-end, ample parking ideal for iniurante o IEST IUY IN IUMSON ANSWERING SERVICE —After 5pm Friday until 8am H7-47>1 . river view Available Feb 1 or sooner trov«l agency Immediate otruponc WATERFRONT Charming and b'Kjht i lolon 147S a month plus utilities 747 34*7 ( all S46 OfJ* Monday, alt calls are taken by our answering service All KtANSOUMG - One bedroom down al with spacious country talr* oporiment f IM per month plus FOULKS- ads. corrections and cancellations taken will be processed utllltlei, one month security Call COLONIAL .kitchen paneled tamijy Monday for Tuesday's paper 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sole tuts* room three large bedrooms All ads are restricted to their proper classification and lo KEANSBURG - One bedroom opart One ol Ihe mosl spectacular Ctntnti Hi beautifully deco- AGENCY ffti in pf iTnff nvfnvi vuinnii tn^ivt PRESTOIM Ihe regular Daily Register style of Type We reserve the ''i' vvii ii i' UIT T« TV nu> >u. ••TTTTO -roted -move m condition' •Ival* entrance, utilities and heal ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE—: *— right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy older Colonial has 7 jld, references plus one month's se To qualilied buyer on Ihis 3 bedroom home with beamed living $75,000 REALTORS All ads once called in and processed it cancelled will be curlty, 1775 Call 717 7011 after 6pm room with fireplace and huge bnghl kitchen Aluminum siding bedrooms, 3 lull baths, p4us 2 7 WOODIAND DR., MIDDLETOWN KEANSBURG - Four room aporl halt balhs There are two tire- charged a minimum charge of $4 00 plus garage Olt&red at $49,900 Call and see it now' A RIAL DfLIGHT ment Aoulli preferred, no pets All places, one in the 17x24 liv- 671-9494 Included 364-OrU VA AND FHA BUYERS WELCOME! Charming renovated live Cozy starter or retirement home featuring 21 ft master ing room and one in the DEATH NOTICES KEANSBURG - Three roorm and bedroom Carriage house bath, 1I»S a month, plus utiliilei, one bedroom plus oversized second bedroom formal dining room, i3xiM" master bedroom with Death Notices, Cards ol Thanks, In Memonam and An month Miurlty Good oreo eW-OIOZ Dining room with Wamscoat spacious living room and large eal m kitchen Excellent a separate dressing or sifting mversary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) $1 00 per line KEANSBURG - Lovely'three room ing and stable door raised condition, furnace only 10 months old and many extras Call room 16x15 There's a 100' apartment, heat, hoi water Included hearth lireplace m living boat dock with bulkheading parking. 1215 plus security 717*114131 today Asking $38 000 room New kitchen Master after 4 pm. Fantastic L shaped porch suite wilh Cathedral ceiling Yes. Captain. 211 Aberdeen 222 Eatontown 2M Middletown 245 Union Beach 132 Condominiums ward Braberg, inait be and It HERE 131. Houses For Sole 3S4 Lot 10 on the la» Map. which Ii NOTICf SQO FT WHERE 71.I771,1/S SOU tF T ARAREt 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houtcs For Sale BY APPOINTED, a* BOROUGH EN The Eotonlown Planning Boord REQUIRED AND FRONTAGE OF MAUWAN BURO - Tw» family, Town Houses GINEER at the BOROUGH OF Union you Iriii appeal it now on the Secre will hear an application for a minor tt It WHERE I7S ARE REQUIRED modern throughout immediate NEW DEVELOPMENT EXCLUSIVE RUMSON Beoch lo serve tor a Term of ONE 111 full botemenl Ronche*. Si levels. Co lory * laienaar and a public hearing Subdivision ol Lot 10. Blk 10). Lots 116 M* LOT 776 WOULO HAVE H 160 potmslon JS7.W0 EASTPOINTE One YfAR Expiring DtCtMBFR II. UN Ionian, oil underground uliltlle* Only Choice Colonial Five bedroomt. J"i ha* been ordered lor Januory )4, I Wat and «A Block 104 Route No 14 on SQ FT WHERE 71 IM SQ M AHr batiii 17« IS dining room with other view only tll.fOO CE T hot a copy ol this Resolution shall four unit* i«fl De ii rot) I* lacollon OCEAN REALTY, Ul I* • 00 P M prevailing time in the Town Jonuory 11 197V al I pm , ot Borough JIRED AND FRON U three bedroom dining room, how roomi equally tpaclowt Outitondina M published In The Doily Register, as Prictd to Mil Fifties HIGHLANDS TwinLigtill mtnt tor snip Hall, I*' Lower Wain Street, Aber Hall 47 Broad St .Eotontown.N J The WHERE. I7S ARE REQUIRED ment/iM.MO Stirling McConn R«oi ttoor plan Many cuitem t«ii,ot emises loiated ol CORNER OF required by law within 10 days ot tls dltlon, De*t view Mull relocate. *acn deen Township. New iersey al which upplicunit ore Lawrence B Wnnitnn titote Broker, bit, Hit 6,MELMED AGENCY^ Aimut on ocre of loll oakt Evcep time you may appear either In person and Edmund Denburg HER AVENUE * MA*NSTI»eM lionai home In one of Bumion t flneit flce.U1.fO0 Prlnclpoli only Collafte< """*** MorySoblk MlDDi-ETOWN - Send for our Shore or by agent/ or attorney and preienl Jan i? U00 iLETOWi i un« N I., alsN", o pmiknow, n as BiOLk Borough Clerk ond Country Living' brochure, pits oreat 11 MOW S p m »l 4A41 any objection which you may hove to 77 on the Ta« Mop OAK MILL RANCH - Owner ready to jon 17 HO » • description*, price, on ova noble move out ol This preitioloui neighbor SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE •*- ReiOle* gf anting ol this appeal 22B Holmdel A copy ot the application na* oeen home* APPLEBROOK REALTORS hood Ranch home on holt acre plut Vorloui model! LAWLEY AGENCY The application and plon* relating a m Ihe Office ol Ihe Township buxuuiiH ATTORNEY 9» Rt 15. Middletown 6H 7300 Circular brick walk, large brick patio VAN'HORN fteoltar*. 741 tm eve* Ul 457» thereto are available tar inspection a* LROAL NOTICE rfc and may be inspeclea APPOINTMENT The Township Committee of the The public hear ing will be held on MIODLSTOWN - INew Monmouth) Prlvocy fence Frvll (reel abound AGENCY - REALTORS Townihlp Hall during normal business RESOLUTION 1 Township ot Holmdel. at their Or nrjay evrmng the 70th day ol t elnii *pllt, by owntt Three bedroom* I /) Three bedroom*, 1'/, batttt, dining Open T dayi Coll 14 hour* a doy SHADOW LAKE WHEREAS The Mayor and Coun- imth* loaded with e»tra* Including air room, flreploce I oath of e.trcu Con Thi* nolice i* served upon you by gamiatlonol Meelmg held January S. 1979 al I 00 P V Ol Township m ol Ihe Borough ol Union Beorh Older ot the Board ot Adlustment 19?? adapted a Resolution autnorliing I Miclrllelown New Jfrsey a< ronnot be duplicated tot *•*«» not be duplicated in Oak HID. Mid 747-4100 NEW LISTING >m,P detprmmpd that o need piisl* lor dlftown Full price only tff.TOO KM River Rd Fair Haven I wo bedroom two bath Clinton BAY SHORE AIR FREIGHT. INI the awarding of conlractl tor pro ch limp you moy appear either in Itie PrdftUiono' Services ol An At is>l*m Principal* only RUMSON WATERFRONT New nil model with fireplace vie* ot wood* Thomas C Pieper lessionai service* without competitive ion or by agent or attorney nun tnmey At L DW uf thp Mole ul Hu. Jer ACADEMY AGENCY Attorney tor Applicant bids Im accordance with Ihe Local MlDDLETOWN - New three bedroom Ing SO of bulkheoded deep water with and ravine Detlroble end unit Only Seeded Riparln rlgttti Houte currently NfJtO inn i?. tin v> Public* Conlractt Low. N J S A p lo grnnting this application th* Ypar 1979 and Colonlol Cop* with 71»ii great room, 7392222 40A ii i el seqi lo Joseph X Seaman MAOOFN I HOtOBINKL) under conduction Lorge living room NOTICE OF f LECTION •VHEREAS The Awarding ol Such locoltd on o vrry comfortable % acrt John E Holobinko OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Woyilde Wood, with flreploce. dining room area, three H Notice Is hereby given lo the legal tor auditing services, S Thomos tervlCM "'f eaempt trom the. Public plus lot l' i bath*, family room set up ond Long View Vllloge Elegant new Gogliano for legal services, Edword G Attorney tor Jett Merlptte for optional fireplace Excellent value bedroomi: Ti bathi, country klichen VAN HORN oler-, of Fire Diirrici No 1- in the Arlvp'tising and Bidding Requirement-. hornet from W.VK Call S1I4SO3 ( lira lorge fctmlly room with flreplaCe Township of Aberdeen, Counly ot Won Broberg lor engineering service*. Dr _.l*d January 9 iv'V of N J S A 40A II land iii on eiuellenl ptli * U4.OO0 Johrt O Carroll lor medical services Jan 17 111 H' STARK AGENCY 717 1777 on tec ond ttoor. overtlied two car go mouth, Slate Of New Jersey, that ur> WHEREAS Robert B Thaler is a PERFECT FOR root Jutt offered ot 1)40.000 election will be heldon Saturday F*t> and William Queale lor planning ier HFOIP*SIOHQI Attorney At t aw of the NOTICE MORGANV1LLE - JUST LISTED CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtor. 747-4100 ruarylr 1979 at Ihe Fi 1 olilion.nd announced that llolllor Wl il.HM'ii a liwliliiii at mn officer, said thai •y DAVID TURNER Borough ' (lumilman Mil h.ni J Arnimt' appmntiil as the BUorne) lad three of those buildings have 191 in:! Bhrewiburj .ur ported ihai , RED BANK - Hurou^h (H-orge Ward ohn joined the Mr Dowd to the post, in ttu* ir been razed which iH'iongs to the • have broken Intfl thi code entonemi'nl official- Usi committei' last rnthi said that hoot that ihi' RCW Menu-) Mr Doud suj-^esletl. and The three buildings ge Carl Jack Smith James .1 building In sjienil lln" I night moved to speed up (he MtHttMdWd housmt' I WllUld help slM'I'll U|l ill'IIHi!' (he (uinniiiSffi' agptad Lfe&i mobshed nu luilr one it M7 i leaf) i lawyei reprMmluig side demolition of dilapidated houi .1 ni'Uli'il'tl tftl (l tiun prort't'dinp in- iir should prepare J *i• .id Inlbc bore«gfc Mr Dowd Maidtli.il main of -I u\ ilt'iiKililuin ^uiilclinrs In Mechanic Si demolished on Ihe estate uld thai he I- Ul toghrrr 11 »I1U|(I '» ll'.islllli' » I * I 1/1 inn 1'u^.n ' 'I' IVi I 197k. one at 71 Hank SI ventilating selling' reparti ing With a backlog u( more I think we will or making in** QonunittAc s Wei HI < i| \ be [allowed t>\ bor 111 .il-ii |llli|lllM'li III owned b> ubnr Has of New- in abandoning the burtdtnj Ht Ihe si i in lui •' than one dozen buildings, norne a lot of progress lie said after parnilK still in the hanils "I He also promised to ark and destroyed Jan t askwl ihe i-oiiimiitee la delsj The ml slated (or demolition up lei .'I lh> mi'i'iuit' I-Aiivune's al the lawywi ^ Ii" prVi edi d fiHIow u|> on earllei demolition 1979. and one si W IttUuv SI action until a title search and a iompleli'1) gutted i months ago. the Sub Standard titude is In gel lulling ' We him ami .iililril lhai hi hopri a make certain lbe> belonging In the (state "I Kli/ real estate appraisal of the would entail a l«l n! in Housing Ciimmillii' author have 4 ne» Itlorne) anil .i loi in obtain then In in* nry .irr (iirni'il oiji al)elll Hanuisli-l and ill- proper!) Bre completed ., |ol i.l I", ' lzed its altomt'y In better Of of new mriiibt'i I II s .i i Icin luiurc Stafford Thompson *as Hi. I'ommittet reviewed I ullis \ \ Mi.ino I he ...a Kama1 the primes Iriuliiu' up break with the past ihr committee - Bllorne} in DM status of it buildings which nudished on Jan I U7i iMirnugh's suh standard hou Mi i learj s.ij.i II In demolition Mr Wwd noted lhai Mavnr .ml John \ iviillo havt been i oiwidpi pd foi (tent The committee di i v.ilni ul bait ,'• Katz defends actions in 'shed ease' Woman assaulted If that wen II i would walh •. - LONG BHANCII — A ciU woman was injured yestei lold ihe coinmillw; By MAHK (.KAMA Ihr denial \|H| ii ( MIIIUIL; ID Mr Kal/ until ••• new applicaluin Im « da) when an unknown assail.mi apparent!) entered hej Ih.il In- i\|i. ii ' ATLANTIC llllllll.AMl'. Mr Hi nun iliil mil riirn. Mi Brown-is seeJUm mitia ' variance Hul Mi III HM II home \tlnle she was sleeping and attacked rti-r wnii., 1 la» for permi • — The borough s foinin /mi ui itlen notice unlil l)er 14 The m* /nfimu Ml ei Mi 1 hammer, police 1 "pi"t building mg officer. Alfred K Kai. hai Mr Kai/ letter ilalei couldn't I" readied foi com •!«•»•) s.iul yesiti rdav lhai Iir The woman, who police den lined to IdenUf) was alone v|i Do»d •" I laken exception to a resident - Mr Kal/ also dliputod 111 mi'iii mi the mallei' '--iiiiii refrain from making in her nqnfe on Cummlngi Avenue here ai the tune of the nuiiiv thai ihi buruu MTsion n( his handling of the Mnifiii • assertion thai hi' lulil • Mr llriivvii lirenrtn itii) cumment. until he gels Illilllenl ,'*i'lllll.ll|v OWI II shed" case him ili.it Mr Brown unulil .HI application mi Ihe ground* ill ihe Information She lold police thai an intiudci broke into her home ii u>abandoned and • I Dr Victor Moiiiti HIS BRV« in:, shed mi matter whal thai he had m>i beer Ocean Khd . hail said ,il B hi' did use variance tan rathe; on* \- .if mm Im KIIIIII; In some time before m M « m yesterday, while she was Hi.' In 1'iiirl, • llUld ! I aslet'p The IntriHtei assaulleld her with a claw hammer nllllli " Borough Council meeting Issri I categorical!) deny lhai I of 'hardship slm i Im i i inert with the board atiorni'v 1 before fleeing Ihe scene Reported!) Ihere was also u dm: nf clemolitinn Monday thai Mr KaU had ail ever said thai Brown would shells |ui M al r nnl a |»l I »l \li Li i\ \iiimi shnulil in the house al Ihe tune of Ihe Incident, * ue of thf pro|H useii him nut to Lake ai MOM have In shed nu mallei whal hllllied llsi Mi h.i MM been taken belurt imi n Nil Information was available from police lasi night on againsl his neighbor Samuel he. Morrin dni staled Mi slates wasn i John Miiitiin hnw Un unmans assailant gained i-nli\ lo Ihe,home in twrnugh < ("l'' pnfot 11 iiiown IM Ocean Blvd for k.ii/ Thai isii lie Whai is IIMIii led is the Hi 11'\\ s.,ui ihal he was Whether he stole anything from the premises f II II who • novi .II • keeping a metal In d ill in his Thr record --ti"w~ iti.it mi location (ol the shed) und ihiln t knnw whether Mi front yard, because Mr Brown Sgl Wesley Mayo and Patrolmen Robert Wiillach and VV i" I "I i • I Ji.nr I 1(78 I lold Krown lhai from ihe explanation sheet u Brown I'.i- filed again im u was politically well i on riimpaiiviiir ihe applli atlon James Coyne Investigated the Im Ideal • in' had in fiii' fin .1 variance ill.uur lie alsn sanl lhai In necled fiinns. Brown as u layman nutter In n I the letter contlnu.es "I haw II.IMI i made an inspection of wai unable in discern the sub. m^ s rehabtlitalmn "l catt'goiH alK den) thai l been too long In the business ol i lie silt svsf lold Morelti Hint Hrown bHnu a piihlir sriA.nit in r\t'i lie lllfll'l >'!!« •' llt'lVMrll lllr U> was 'politically well I mi Rave well a vlaleiiirni .ii urn terms., tin- leitei mn neeted,'" stated Mr Kal/ In B Irtbuted in me i nun's letter to The DaiK Registl I Ueanwtrile tjnj ifiea sTtll \i icildllii' III Ml Kil/ Mi "What I did tell tnin Ursa lhai Mnnds Hrown has until" J Krown. as a long hmo resident and chairman of 'the Henr) Hudson School Board, was 'very popular i said thai I thought as ,i new t nun i Moii-ltl was Mailing nil un a wrong foot with all of KtJ heighten tis being so will1 inent about a small Bhed Mayor Richard C Slrykci directed II«- new /oning of fleer, Hubert Levy, win k over .Ian I to mi-i-t uilli the ALL CERAMIC Zoning Hoard UJtlttment ai tomey, Peiei Locascio on the POTTERY Ill.lt 11 T "I have directed them (Mr Buy one, get Levy and Mr Lacisto) tn make the SECOND I determination of the findings for just... TOMORROW! of the zoning board ami iln-n to take ihe propel at lion to ' ' • remove the shed Mayor • Or lower IS THE BEST DAY OF THE YEAR Slryker said yesterday • • .•ul up Rorough officials said al llw 1 Monday meeting that Mr ATTRACTIVE OWL DESIGN TO BUY AN Brqwn had been denied a \ an PLANT ROPE HANGERS ance by the zoning board on Sept 20. and given 46 days to lake down his III in i.1 i.ioi red Choice of colors ^ A A Arnana TOUCH MATH II aluminum shed Regularly 3 49 I iW Dr Mmrlli claimed Mon- day that the (8-daj tlmll ex pirwl N.n 4 HIM precipitating ALL REDWOOD AND his demand thai the Council BBERMAID PLASTIC MICROWAVE'OVEN Hut according to Mr Kal/ BIRD FEEDERS the 45 days did not expire mi THE Nov 4 because Ihe lime does not begin lo run until the appli * 1.00 off Reg. W.W. Price $599.95 cant receives written notice »l 8 Piece Kookit $84.95 20 LBS. DELUXE 248 Monmouth County • Corn Popper BIRD FOOD MIX • Country Cooker NOTICE , dumr *ilh IhfTlpen PuD • Browning Dish leelinys icl Chopin «l p 1 Reg • .Meat Cooker im. TI IIP Wo y Moiqu Oi iC cjiirriiiiiiLjiiiiii v.i>mnniMQ(i iv nr'f 3 99 £. for O •vlfh providina 41 Hour nolice ol In Home Demo $15.00 ihange in meeting schedule ol the Jan which will be held Junuo'r plifOiion ot tht ijndr'SIQ'ird. lotin B • Corn Popper tolhni. Laurence W CoMIni & United • Country Cooker of Iht r^tale ot the *o>d John Ho'old COST IS • Browning Dish - Collins deceoted notice ii hereby aiv 5.99 m to the tredttbn ot *afd OKMMO to • Meat Cooker p.fieni to the sold Eiecuton their (.loimt under oolh wrilMn m month* *( F.T. COUPON j~ ' Hum thii daip In Home Demo llolrd iunuo>» Ath. 197V Me»r% MJ ond^J Opp*nhetm FRESH 1979 BURPEE I 401 Bono* Avenur Aifiu'^Park N 1 d!lVI & HARTS FLOWER & I Total Value AttO'npvS John B Collins VEGETABLE SEEDS I ia Ocean Avenue. Apl 11B. l ong Branth. New JeMfy 0"40 Laurence W Comni Buy 3 packs, get the | Middleio*n. New Jtrt#v 07MI I same-priced fourth packj Robert C Brandl Tn I UJB'oadSt'eel CDEB ' " eir> Ne« Ifrsf, rnE• •• ^ME mm f>ecutof» 19 90 L aP^T— _ FT. COUPON) r bidding a* a prc risional sei 20 Ib. POTTING SOIL njpeulioble OTHER HALF COOKS! 1 N J 5 A «IA M Ht Mill! TttH reS4)lut>on authorijing it nre tivii By Swiss Farms '~y- ••.lietl'on in th« otdce DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY Awarded to Steworl I. i • • toriifv Al Law 'jftvufi Ol ' 2.99 lif f routine leqal w-tiv. !im» ffi-ott MONMOUTMCOUNTY .-_. I SURROGATE'S COURT tMAIE Or T M E 0 U • • PANSUNS DtttASEO 1 F.T. COUPON ) Purivoni to 'Me oiiin J' AND"I ** V inAJIM J» iuriOOOt* ot th* Loun THESQUIRTER I 1/ ot Monmuutri. thib day mode an the "Uooi wale'ing Marrjorn W Poitont 1 Mfodoff D ' im «iott or th» Mid Tnro do'f P Pil'^Oi^ !|p((qw"' hweby •* to iirr^enl lo »J 2.44 rtuto's Itieif c "3nis under oath wiihir' Ht month* trrjfn thH dote Dal»d Jonuary i I9rt Mrtvf Lobreqite Po'scn '.' PBrsont West LONG BRANCH I utie SI Monmoulti R* w.ili N J V Pa'tortt Autfotwo Road6 741 GRI 1017 JO ft'J *. LTV Ml It i 70*^70'. 70% Iran Hut analysis said they IIKI^I *if us assets t 11 IH I' i LrarSo. N i 'I Vu'ion • 4010 M 15* 15% IJ'i M'.w VORK (AP) — Federal mediatorsgaUJ yesterday penheimer & Co registered as an owner with 34 • ' still worried about the chances Goldfltld 4' '. '. LtcEnt 44H i v/oEPwl 17 ' 70* UH IOH ' Odrlthwl 10 1 1 lehmn n« liJ Mfgchov M • II thi-y saw noprospecl of an earl) settlement m Ihe strike bj of a military coup in 'he timi The •.i.nid.iMl & Pool s in Ihe bond trustee, it will be up GIBo*lnP it 11 iH JH I nltll 60 S II • i If* AolMrt 7213 61 GlLkCh 7413 « 13 77'J LOF 7a 4 «9 •4'. 74'.- ' two big performers unions against TV .mil radio coin hied nation drx of 40<) industrial issues to sou to until) the trustee of WolUml 60 i 272 'itggtl 7 SO 6 117 << | . 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First Pallen, Ruth Buzzi Joey CD LET'S MAKE A whose clients include seeks to get revenge (2 IB CBS NEWS learn about her need lor Choice, Paul Jabara and Travolta. Johnny Dark DEAL her own tdentily Neil Simon, Truman 1 1 45 8 MADISON SQUARE his I mins) ID SANFORD AND GARDEN SPOTLIGHT Patrick Juvel (90 8 REPORT FROM SON (60 mins ) © © MASTERPIECE © MASTERPIECE Capote. Noel Coward THEATRE Episode Ruth Gordon, Billy 12 00 8 MOVIE (SUSPENSE) mins ) 8 MOVIE (BIB OVER EASY Host O CHAMPIONSHIP THEATRE Episode Twelve The Duchess ot uWilder, Richard M Nixon ••• "Journey into 8 MOVIE (COMEDY) (DRAMA-ROMANCE) Hugh Downs Guest Ber WRESTLING Twelve The Duchess ol Duke Street A Matter of and Orson Wells Fear" 1942 Orson ••• "Road lo Utopia" ••• 'Quail for Love " nice Brown, lormer First CD TIC TAC DOUGH Duke Street A Mailer ol Honour' The King's' ® ECONOMICALLY Welles. Joseph Cotlen 1945 Bing Crosby Bob 1971 Tom Bell. Joan Lady of California and (B SB WASHINGTON Honour' The King s 1 ' former equerry. Maior Sir SPEAKING Turkish secret police ot Hope Two zanies head Collins Man exper mother of incumbent WEEK IN REVIEW lormer equerry. Maior Sir John Farjeon begs Loui 11308 CD CBS LATE hcer tries to smuggle an lor Alaska where they •ences a time-split giving Governor Jerry Brown - © SPECIAL EDITION John Farieon begs Loui sa to cook a special American armaments ex find a gold mine and a him two separate lives, CD MOVIE (DRAMA) ** sa to cook a special MOVIE The New © NEWS dinner at his home She perl into his country, beaulilul girl (2 hrs . 26 one in a strong time-warp "Looking For Mr. Good- dinner at his home She Avengers Three Handed CD GREEN ACRES finds a devious plot under the eyes ol Nazi rntns ) where life hasn't pro • bar" -Diana Keaton, Unas a devious plot Game (R) J W Coop , 6:59 • PENNSYLVANIA under way, and the evpn agenls (90 mins ) O MOVIE (DRAMA) gressed id 1970s stan Richard Kiley (Paid under way, and Ihe even- 1972 Stars Clill Robert LOTTERY ing is open for an unplea m JUKEBOX '"> SandcaitlM" dards (105 mins ) Subscription Television) ing is open lor an unplea- son. Geraldine Page 7:00 8 CBS NEWS aant scandal O O THE TONIGHT ffl PEOPLE'S 1972 Jan-Michael Vin- 8 WOMEN 1 O NBC NEWS The seedy side of the sant scandal (60 19 WASHINGTON SHOW Host Johnny Car BUSINESS cent. Herschel Bernardi PERSPECTIVE BRADY BUNCH single life (2 hrs . 30 mins ) son Guests Or Lendon 12:30 (D SOUL ALIVE Beautiful talented mu- NEWS TIC TAC DOUGH mins ; WEEK IN REVIEW 10:30 O NEW YORK, NEW Smith, Marvin Hamlish (D MOVIE (DRAMA) " sician lalls in love with a BIOGRAPHY ABC NEWS 8:30 930 O BASKETBALL YORK 8 (4) JOE 1 VALERIE (90 mins ) "Looking For Mr. Good- young man who. il turns 1 45 8 PRAYER DATING GAME Denver Nuggets vs New © BOOK BEAT 01 • HILARIOUS York Knicks 8 MOVIE (SUSPENSE) NEWLYWED Wolves and Men' by ••'» "Hard Contract" GAME FUN AT CD TO TELL THE Barry Holston Lope; TRUTH 1969 . James Coburn 0DD COUPLE ® FALL AND RISE OF "THE WEDDING" © WORLD WAR I Lee Remick A hired ASK WHYY REGINALD PERRIN 10:00 O O THE EDDIE killer starts lo have self § DICK CAVETT OO JOEANDVALER- &> MOVIE (DRAMA) CAPRA MYSTERIES The doubts, when a woman SHOW Guest Lderary • IE Joe and Valerie's mar •"'i 'Gray Lady odds-on favorite to win humanizes him (90 agent Irving Paul Lazar. nage plans are com Down" Charlton Ihe World Series ol mins ) LIQUIDATION whose clients include plicated when, due to a Neil Simon, Truman mix up the church has Capote, Noel Coward, scheduled the funeral of Ruth Gordon. Billy a gangster (or the same Wilder, Richard M Nixon time and Orson Wells O MERV GRIFFIN ffl MACNEIL-LEHRER © YOU DON'T SAY REPORT © !)*• PirUctpittng in Hit- pro and Side In Side l>> Side Ml 7 IS 10 i". ii< Surah i Eye* I K 1 I 7S IW H an Association of University gram of classical and HghJ rflU were wert well rei etved. and Women, m cooptreUoii with sic arc Paul Chat, VlolirMt, Miss Gingold dressed in black, battleground Arts Center, has Danny Oiai. piaiUsi l*;ui not a laugh out of even Ihe Hrrmlonr slated its fifth annual Youth Ting; pianisi Phyttti Ho pi eldest chestnuts Showcase for Ihe Performing .iiiisi Utb> st;t\ilsk\ folk "The difference between Arts ringer; EJiie Ko^er, pianist, (lisap|Kiinlmenl and despair. This event is one in which and Ih*' KMC jit// in Carol Colton Lisa Wallace sou can't tin d twice Despair Sunday ai Freehold MUSK pebra BialeckJ Marian is the first linn1 you Center Studios in Ihe Pond field Jane Smulin Jane you can't do it once Scnwam, Lisa Schwartu Lots With no sets .mil no cos- r.m * j snd inn \t..K es the i ump;iii\ ! rlii'it In Program While there is no charge foj h program registcitiop is for King scheduled STARTS TOOAVA. A FLAGSHIP THEATER WAR VOC I.ISCKOKT - \ musical . rlrhi.iiitin lo honor Martin MID0UBROOK MOVIES FUU Luther King Jr will be pics OAKHURST RFO BANK HA2LEI Fitted bj nn' Brookdtte Com munity College Mu.sit rlub anil Sbu)Daneincf IOWISRT. 18 MAU Brwkdtle'i lil.H k Sludenl In ion ,tl H :io |i in Monilus in InTheBitfCitv 3 BrooMile'i Periormlng \n fenlvr is nil BIG I ii'i I in i iimiit entitled Mu PAU SORVWO Wfl DIUIIIUIRN MI lor Martin, will feilure MIDDLETOWN «T». en 1020 ii.isi ami prnenl Brookdale • iludenU mid mmiciBiui front • the i Dihmunlt) in .i varipd pi o jririi Thf tiooii s.iintrritan PO] ihurih Choir »k Neptune anil Starts TODAY at Blue Ribbon Theatres MARLON BRANDO I he Olivairrs ol Neptune Thf Lord Of The Rings is out- of the epir HELD OVER! GENEHACKMAN »ill entertain with go>p«U and MIDDLETOWN #2 THE MOVIES » 2 CIRCLE #2 fantasies of our literary age lonp Bunch Bnckloan pinlual.s iii^pt-1 solus Mill lie Middltttmn siWK b) Mililri'il s.iv.i^f uf \shui\ i'.nk anil Virginia IIIIM'S II( I .iiiiniiivin \ OeNBRAL CINEMA THEATRES HuinU'l n( li-fiiiinMN. "The Stoned Itolum tl SO Httl Motinit Sho» Only l.upl Supei Plve l Tone« will smi; Hp rork luni'.s ThiTe »lll SEAVIEW SO. CINEMA 3:00-4:30-7:30-10:00 i« ,i modern dam r solo b> \i THFCARBONI8HOT^fR5 On* had iht ti'aim une liad HieiMi ol Batontown a |»fa ht muicit I onp had in* »ud nuk iiKilli v In Robert (iunn. "SLOW DANCING of Kalontown and a ronleffl IN THE BIG CITY" (MII.U> voial solo Its Saumlra Cla> of Neptune, Mho is ariis in directot ol Mu»n [pi NOW PLAYING at These SPECIALLY SELECTED THEATRES Martin William Katie) ol lilNEBAl CINEMAS CENTURV S I I A Ncptuniv a leatured planu BRUNSWICK PARAMUS BELLEVUE soloisi Mill aiioinp.iu> Ms SQUARE 1 ™ >~"r i i.n Uan IIIOMII ni Freehold ; 0 Smith l.uii IIHIII.I ROUTE II E BRUNSWICK |; )0 M 10 110 IO« ; » ("« |0 |) f/ARLQN BRANOr is mallei ol cerernonies and GENE HACK.MAN • \ ii-v Potter ol MlaiHn I *» 1» m Highlands is Irihim a| dlrei SUPERMAN PG r\LIH lor Tuki'ls. pavalili' al Ihi' Nl Hi; » .linn cod v.' SO i"! iiir general "Terrifically funny." | 1:«-3:45-5:45.7;45-9:45 'i1 Shahl publir. $1! for senior citizens SHREWSBURY PLAZA and students, and tl >U loi "JWA.^^^ NBC jy 8:00-10:00 Brookdale itudenlx \l \\ M DA' Mil MAI I i MM • Wc(.Vir/«T Theatre Hill I (isICi • l\M ll >M>\ tt \MI k \l.\l HIM I I MM M-tt • RICHARD PRYOR-MAUGII SMITH I he best two-hour vacation in town! PRINCETON - Mil ni' i rheatre ha* begun iti »ean h . was* "ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST. lor a producing dtrt'iloi .mil t M II SIMMS S —Bob Thomas Associated Pre&5 in.ina^in>; director BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS ANGELA LANSBURY Prodocingiiii*'*'in Muhael N.ihi.' . K.iim and managing dirertoi Edward Maiii'iisuM ,ir, idi'd nol lo ii'ni'w Ihi'il i oiiliails WHYSITSOMUCHFUN aHhuugB ih<". Mill M'MI.IIII v* nti SHREWSBURY PLAZA McCarter Ihrou^h Ihc balance 7:15-9:45 RNDINGOUTWHODUNIT? of the 197X-79 season ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CINEMA 291-014B '1.5C Ewnlngi al 7 and 90S Tony KleRo (170) and John MWt - 1 Mlkr Mattvri (C) 41 1*ii dlrlown offense with 16 and 12 points respectively The setback Kelays. Coluccl (C) )'9"i. 1 Solltburt IC I V |'*j ti.rieii tu crush Chrldlan Mulhulland (IKK) won de- dropped Ihe Lions to It Brothers Academy. 4H-H, yes- cisions foi the Colls KtVMfi (Ml l.rim 14 7? Turowifcl 101 Z prllt 7 I 1. Huhlri 7 0 1 Kemp t 7 10. Hffrik terday m wrestling FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST Hftrld 7 04 InlonilO? 7 M lor>. atMrnilort 1 tlict.n bias*. 10 I tMMALL Bank Muiiiic Schoul extended IM Won Bullet it . die* Bob Cutiek America* lf««at *Ali WORK WHY GUARANTEED* BOSTON RE D Ml» Nun.ed Woym its winning streak tn seven 170 Ii.n.t It-go II I d Ray I ullefc. ' * HOCKEY r ilatt •*•*• by C»f I FWIN games by defeating Long IN JohnMulhollond ICId GltnnKul Call Anytimy e Naliatial Hei •«» IN*** tie M n Sprim 6 days a week, incl. Sal. I OS ANGELES KINGS Recalled Chat UP Sim met ' Branch. 37-30 in Shure (ii.itn Unl Steve Frlck IMI n Bob Hoiu Open 8 3C u P.M I>I Ihe AmtiKon Hocl>*y l »<»«*>* ROAD BLOCK — Middletown North High School St IOUISBLUES Recalled Neil Lobolle oef erne man ond lony Cotne ughl guard Kevin Hopf (23) finds his way to the basket mar SchiKii Basketball'League " wing liom Soil lake City ol Ihe Ctntrol Hockey Leogj>* Sent Bruie Atlln* dr > Bob Hen delenu>fnafi, and B'lon Ogiuie forward to Salt Loke City blocked by Keyport forward Steve Gross in a non •it litui yesterday y COJ-tECE conference game last niqht The Red Raiders went V. V Boynton led the Red ! RB11 f *'• 'nmn< rft Ihe i eMQtiotioh of Loffy Sr. mitlair heod baseball onto rout the Lions Bank .ill.ick with IK puinls FRI. JAN. 12th thru MON. JAN. 15th Glazier hosts grid clinic I [lubiisheri m Ihe Doily Register a* Notice is hereby given that staled Approved Sketch Plot for Wii en new bathroom completely fenced on thli moil cnarming two bedroom •quired D| IUW within 10 days ol its garage Mony eitro* bid* will be received oMhe office of the lamsburg Estate* Im (MtGuire Es in yard Walk to frontpo riot ion and lerm of three year* Ol ond to vole on , home In excellent condition Plumb d City of Long Brunch Board of Educo iate*} located on Lot N Block ?W shopping FHAopprovtd Only UJ ISO the opprppr lolion ol Ninely nine MELMED AGENCY Ing. wiring, gutter* ond hot water owner after Ip lion, 6 West End Court Long Branch Harmony Ave East Keansburg M^rySabik Ait buyer* no down Call lodoy thousand ii> hundred ond sfvenly Borough Clerk '.'!%*« 4931400 healer Front and tide Dutch door* NJ. no later than J 00 pm on Friday Approved Final ma|or subdivision dollars iW fi'O 00 tor the current ti*col ACADEMY AGENCY only two yeor* old Alto central air rebruoryj 1979 lor the following lor Gull Constructors, Inc locoled on jon i? HO 70 (ondltioning Athlng MS.000 137 Lots& Acreage Blocks 1077 through IM] 17th l]lh ft NAVESINK W8,5O0 #9-2222 QUESTION Five *>ar Lease of Remote Job BOROUGH AUDITOR CENTURY 71 COZENS. Realtor* fcntry (BATCH) Installation Interlaced 14th Streets, Bellord ^ KEANSBURG - Building lot M»IM To is*ue Bonds ol Ihe *oid Fire APPOINTMENT BY THE OWNER RED BANK - Three bedroom*, conve Independently Owned lo NCR Computer I NCR 9001 system Approved Floodplom encroot. t sidewalk* and curb Corner Woodiid* RESOLUTION Four bedroom*, large closets, wn mentlv locoled Asking US. SOU loll •11 River UA » . Fair Mnven District in the *um ol 1160,000 00 tor the ment permit ond waivers at the Ave ond Grove PI MOW ft; MOi nnriuka> j*l *-•••' -*• -» — AM —-*^,*. — — I A BM ILI Sperittcations. may be obtained by WMfHFAS The Mayor and Coun porch Patio. Pool Many rilros IS16I 446 7614 ofter 5 or wetkendt >i\ ltM6 Open * to V Hoodplain orrjinorrte tor prerinses lu mg building located CII i« Lloyd Road applying at the office of the Business • i< at Ihe Borough ol Union Beach hovr 100II7S lot Deodend street Near Hi U BANK NFW HOMES Three (.o'ea on l ut * Block 97 lor Crown lor oltire spot P and truck boy Manager ol the Board ol Education. 6 determined thur a need eiists fur the Stone Chufch 791 1*90 bedrooms, living room family room Writ End Court Long Branch New Cfntroi Petroleum Highway No I) STONEHENGE 138 Mobile Homes Thomas J f alto Professional Services ol o Municipal with o beautiful view OnlyU4.9O0 No Jersey OJ74O Mlddletown Secretary Accountant ol the State of New Jersey dosing lee* 5\ down to qualified at Monmouth Beach Leon Zuckerman GARDEN PARK MOBILE HQMES - Board ot Fire Commissioners The Boord reserves the right lo tn %erve ai BOROUGH AUDITOR, For Cl t bd Clonil Secretary NEW COLONIAL buyer JOHN fOABACH.NO Broker Bpthony Rd . Maitet Adult park Walk nl Aberdeen Township reie
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