A barn-garage battle is heating-up in River Plaza •l_ aav A a» Bnu ^ B^«•••mst •y WABHN 1ICHEV foot, 2t-foot-ull bam style two car garage and workshop on Graman and "neighbors within MO feet who signed the campaign and purchased an ad which accused the Demo- HIDDLETOWN - A Hlver Plata resident yeiterday West Front Street. petition against the structure." cratic mayor of nepotism. •Vied out DM 10 make .point The advertisement went on to assail the Middletown "There are so many people being run over in Mid- Mr. Graman, who lives near the garage, said be is The resident, Eugene Grimm of I Applegate St., took Township Zoning Board of Adjustment and the Middletown dletown Township, it's about lime someone started waking considering taking out another "normal garage" advertise- out a display advertisement on page three of The Daily building department for their involvement in the granting some people up," Mr. Graman said last night, explaining ment in the newspaper, though he said that the second Register to make 1 point In a neighborhood battle which he of variances for the building after the new garage was why he decided to take the advertisement out in the probably wouldn't be as large as the first. appears to have lost. already 75 percent constructed. newspaper. The Applegate Street resident said that he received The advertisement led oH with: "Does This Look Like a "How would you feel?," the advertisement concludes, Neither the tactic, nor the issue are new to Middletown many phone calls, in support of his advertisement, adding "Normal Garage?" The beading was accompanied by a and then goes on to announce that the statement in the During the November general election, local Re- that he is currently considering appealing the variance photograph of a recently constructed two-story, 712 square- advertisement was representative of the feelings of Mr. publican candidates waged a baby picture advertising See Garage, page M The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 153 SHREWSBURY, N.J. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29,1978 15 CENTS 10 die in Portland plane crash Passengers told to ^Hunker over9 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Passengers on a United Air Lines DC-8 were warned to "hunker over" and brace for a crash before the jetliner slashed through trees and flattened two unoccupied homes. At least 10 persons died. s^ Two other bodies may still be trapped in the wreckage of Flight 173 from New York and Denver which carried 177 passengers and a crew of eight, a fire district spokesman said after the Thursday night crash. "Mayday mayday. The engines are flaming out. We're going down. We're not going to make the airport," the pilot said in his last transmission to the tower. The conversation was recorded by a ham radio operator. The airliner bounced and skidded through a vacant lot, into ail a house and across a busy street, crushing a second house as it came to rest in a clump of fir trees three miles from the Portland International Airport runway. Forty-five people were taken to hospitals and five were reported in critical condition, the Multnomah County sheriff's EF-' V 'A office said. The dead included three children and seven adults, includ- ing two members of the crew, authorities said. "It was a miracle," said Richard Harrison, returning to Portland from Tulsa, Okla. "I didn't know people lived through plane crashes." Steven Heltzel, a passenger, said those aboard were alerted by the pilot that the plane had a problem with its landing gear. He said flight attendants began instructing them on emergency landings, and the pilot said he hoped to touch down normally. "Next think I knew, 'boom boom'... I didn't know if we were dead or alive after the crash," Heltzel said. "They really briefed us well, otherwise I wouldn't have known what to do," said Amy Conner, 17, of Holden Village, Wash., who sprained an ankle. "They told us what might happen. They braced us for the worst." The pilot Malbum McBroon, 52, of Loveland, Colo., was hospitalized in good condition at Gresham Community Hospital, an airline official said. McBroon started flying for United in 1*51, he said Torn-apart jet lies in Portland neighborhood A United Air Lines official said the pilot had circled the Portland airport for about a half hour while talking with UAL maintenance workers in San Francisco about a landing gear Hospitals: More nursing problem. "We got word around 5:45 p.m. that the light that indicated thai the front nosegear had lowered did not go on.... That was the first indication that we had trouble on the craft," said Keith home beds are needed Phildius of United. "What normaUy happens is they will talk to our maintenance people and try to determine what is wrong " Firemen observe badly burned house. (Forino photo) •y SHERRY CONOHAN been bad (or the last year or so on the grounds that no addi- Dennis Feldman, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Slalehwse Ctrrespndeal - and it's getting consistently tional nursing home beds were Administration in Washington, said the pilot radioed the emer- TRENTON - Hospitals In worse." needed in the county — has gency to the control tower and crashed at 6:17 PST. Monmouth County sharply dif- King James Nursing Home filed an appeal of that denial Three hurt in fighting fered yesterday with State in Middletown — one of four with the Department of The plane did not burn, but was surrounded with spilled fuel. Health Commissioner I)r Monmouth County applicants Health The wings and front of the plane — to the fourth or fifth row of Joanne E. Finley's conclusion whose request for certificates A hearing on the appeal has the passenger section — were sheared off. that no new nursing home beds of need to build or expand been scheduled for Jan. 9. A fire official said it was "a miracle we didn't have a fire It blaze in historic house are needed in the county — nursing home facilities was Upon conclusion of the hear- was just incredible with all the power lines down and the fuel By DAVID TURNER said. asserting that patients are turned by Dr. Finley last week See Hospitals, page M leak." MIDDLETOWN - Three firemen were Also taken to Riverview was fireman kept in their facilities for four, The plane pulled down power lines for several blocks as it injured yesterday'while vainly battling a Daniel Shea, also of the Brevent Park com- six or eight weeks beyond skimmed the trees and crashed into two homes. The fire official fire that gutted the historic main house of pany, who suffered leg injuries, according when they could be dis- said downed power lines were "arcing and dancing in the the old Applegate Farm in Leonardo, fire to the chief. charged, while waiting for TNJ blasts ruling street." officials report Treated at the scene of the fire was nursing home beds to become There were no reports of injuries to persons on the ground. More than 80 local firemen, from five Captain Gary Corbet of the Community Flra available. "After clearing the mountains, the pilot proceeded to put volunteer companies, fought the flames for Company, Leonardo, who suffered shoulder "It's a horrendous prob- by Cambaccini down gear and there was a tremendous shudder," said Charles almost two hours, but were unable to save and leg tnjunes when struck by falling lem," said Maureen Johnson, By MARE MAGYAR largest bus company. Underman, 11, of Alexandria, Va., a survivor. "My wife and 1 the 200-year-old, two-story wood-frame debns, Chief Widmaier said director of social services at TRENTON - Transport of "It would appear that the were sitting just above the wing." house, according to Fire Chief Charles Wid- He said that the fire was reported at Rivervlew Hospital in Red New Jersey (TNJ) yesterday DOT (Department of Trans- He said that when passengers were told to take off their maier 11:15 am, and added that the flames, trav- Bank. attacked state Transportation portation) has taken a first watches, his showed 6:07 p.m.' The house, owned by Richard Hughes, is elling inside Ihe all-wooden walls, raced "There is a long wait," Commissioner Louis J. Gam- step in an effort to appropriate "What finally happened, it sounded like we didn't have any located at 57 Monmouth Ave through the house and gutted it. agreed Cathy Schlupf, assis- baccini's decision to cut $5 5 the assets of TNJ and take power, we hit something and bounced, then landed in some trees Following the Battle of Monmoulh in Firemen were also hampered In,their tant to Michael Del Sordo, di- million in subsidies to TNJ as over ownership of the com- and knocked down a house," Linderman said 1778, the British Army boarded boats from efforts to battle the blaze inside the house, rector of social services at "a first step" toward an even- pany," TNJ officials said in a the shorefront farm, while retreating from because ol difficulties in cutting holes in the Freehold Area Hospital "It's tual takeover of the state's prepared statement. Linderman said his injuries were minor and his wife, Wilma. American soldiers roof to let smoke and heat escape from the Mr. Gambaccini admitted 12, was unhurt. Chief Widmaier commended the firemen interior, the chief said that the (5.5 million cut could A woman who lives within a few blocks of the crash site said for their work, noting that it was "extreme- The fire was declared under control at eventually lead to a takeover it sounded like thunder as the plane went by her apartment, and ly' difficult" for the firefighters to work on 1:15 pm , but firemen stayed at the scene of TNJ, but asserted that the then there was a flash like lightning. the building's metal roofing, because sub for another two hours to complete their The Inside Story cut was not designed for that An escaped prisoner being returned to Oregon aboard the freezing temperatures left sheets of Ice work purpose. plane was reported missing today. Police said Kim Edward there The Belford Engine Company, the THE WEATHER "I can honestly say the Campbell, 27, was last seen wandering around at the crash Capt. Bernard Snyder of the Brevent Belford Independent Fire Company and the Suay lid e*U today aad Hunt* with predplta- focus of the legitimacy or con- scene in east Portland. As a precautionary measure, police said Park Fire Company, Leonardo, suffered a Middlelown Fire Company No 1 also were HM ehaace late Saturday algat aad lit* Saaday. tinued justification for that an all points bulletin was issued for Campbell, an escapee from puncture wound in his foot, and was taken involved in fighting Ihe blaze, along with the Ctaplele rep»rt M page 1. (cut) has nothing to do with a the Oregon State Penitentiary. He was in the custody of two for treatment to Rlverview Hospital by the Brevent Park and Community fire com- plan to take over" TNJ, Mr. Oregon officers before the crash. It was not immediately known Leonardo First Aid Squad. Chief Widmaier panies 'Big OUMaawdUr prices I Gambaccini told reporters. on what charges Campbell was being held. SeMts ead Ike year In helplag •tiers I But Gov. Brendan T. Byrne letter Iktap ahead tar Teisc* 7 hinted Tuesday that his State- B»w 1171 sams ap far w«mea of-lhe-State message to the f 9 legislature Jan. 1 might in- BrMKe Advice II DAILY REGISTER clude a proposal for a state 7 PHONE NUMBERS The kitten lady turns herself in takeover of bus services. UN Mala Office S41-MN II Tail Free 171-WH The $5.5 million cut repre- sents an annual payment to By WARREN RICHEY the Prevention of Cruelty to gron's husband, Alberto, was torcement officers saM yester- The witness reportedly wrote Edttociata ( Tad free.. SM-IIM AVON - A 17-year-old Animals (SPCA) with aban- also issued a summons for hav- day. down the license plate number 14-17 Classified Dept MJI7N fund TNJ's pension obligations Eatertalaneal... incurred before the company Avon woman — who allegedly donment and abuse of the kit- ing knowledge of the incident Carmen DeJesus was iden- of the car H Clrcalattea Depl 542-MM started accepting state sub- threw a kitten into the ocean ten, which was said by a wit- and not reporting it. tified by Humane Society in- SPCA officers William M SfMUDepI 542-4H4 Sleight and Sgt. Joseph j sidies in 1974. Dec. 22 — turned herself in to ness to have been thrown from The Associated Humane So- vestigators as the owner of the S MMdletawn Bareaa ni-ia* Graziano located Mrs. Negron Make A Date. Mr. Gambaccini claimed local police yesterday and has a jetty into 40-degree ocean ciety, which is not connected car the witness saw at the 4 FreehtM Bareaa 411 21t2 and obtained the following ac- that the annual payment is the been charged with abusing and waters. with the SPCA. fUed charges scene of the incident II UBgBraacfc Bareaa ..m-MII Sunday against a "Carmen De- count of the kitten-incident responsibility of TNJ and its abandoning the animal. According to Avon Police An Ocean Avenue resident IM} Staletease Bareaa (M»MUS Jesus" tor abandoning a living parent corporation, Public Ser- Carmen Negron, of 517% Chief Lloyd Tassey, Mrs. Ne- said he saw a woman throw Mrs. Negron learned during Jefferson Ave., was charged gron turned herself in to Avon animal, abandoning a disabled the black kitten off a Jetty into an examination of the kitten at Skeratoa laa-Hasiel Bagahr rrteta, Beplar Meaa See TNJ, safe N yesterday by the Society for Police after being located by animal, failing to provide prop- the ocean last fnday The wit- the Asbury Park Animal Hos- Two great New Year's Eve New Year's Eve at the Wharf SPCA Investigators. er shelter and abusing the ness said that after throwing pital that it was suffering from parties. Reserve Now. Pub. Shrewsbury Ave, High Fit Sleaaers % price Baars Ceathrtles The chief said that Mrs Ne. animal. DeJesus is Mrs. Ne- the kitten in the water, the ringworm, which is highly con- lands, msm: Inlet Cafe, Highlands. The New Year! Serving dinner gron's maiden name. SPCA en- woman got into the car which tagious and infectious. 'till midnight — reserve now Ope* B*«ae at LILY'S was being driven by a man PraWea S«tvea! Trade Wlaaa CKkUll Laaage ClakSaaaky- FaMcu Freak! At the time of the examina- for our "New Year's Eve Par- New Year's Eve party, live teak O-Cni»ya~ See Klttea lady, page M Stirny's Restaurant, Rumson, Fit and Sit., Baby Blue and Tonight through Sun., New ty Package." Only IM per cou- music, free shrimp and clams Banfeare Fishery, M2-4J12 for New Yeau's Eve. Dine Mike Fitzgerald. New Year's "Year's Eve! Windfall and New Year's Eve Open House, ple - OPEN HOUSE, Diver with dinner. LILV main dining room cocktail Fresh shrimp, It.W Ib Open > New Year's Eve first, then Tim McLoone and Eve Party, Baby Blue and Charlie Roberta, Sun. too Dan Lounge Call 871-1245. UNGTRY'S, 711-W7. lounge Dancing. 542-48)4 Sun. Dec list, M Co. 21 and up please. 842-1115. Mike Fitzgerald 842-12W. Ocean Ave., Long Branch Okie Union House. 842-7575 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1978 f People COMPTON, Calif. (AP) Last Call' compromise is seen - Barkara Jeaa WMNasM who drove to her trial in a silver-colored Cadillac, was •j BOBIN GOLDSTEIN dose to 2 a.m. a: possible, but stop serving drinks IS minutes year-round would like to see a standard 2 sentenced to eight years in tke city should amend its or- before closing, it will give a A number of local bar a.m. closing instituted state- prison Thursday for collect- LONG BRANCH - About dinance in order to make sure, patron enough to time lo finish owners say they would like the wide. • dly bar aod restaurant legally, that bars close on before closing 3 am closing so they may "If the bars are open until 3 ing welfare funds for more owners told Public Safety Di- time "What we don't want is peo- recapture some of the business a.m. year-round, it means than 71 children. ple buying dnnks at 2 a.m. and In one of the biggest wel- rector Frank Licitra yesterday When surveyed, a number from patrons who now travel more work for the police. then nursing them until IS or 20 fare fraud cases on record, they opposed the city's pro of local bar owners said they to Asbury Park, where bars We're very busy in the sum- minutes afterward." Superior Court Judge Ken- pool to force bars to stop have voluntarily established are open until 3 a.m., after mer because the ban are open neth W. Gale imposed the serving drinks a half-hour their own "last call" between Ur. Licitra and the council Long Branch bars close. an hour later," he said. maximum sentence on the before closing time. II and M minutes before clos- art expected to discuss the Mr Licilra said he would No formal request to extend 33-year-oM woman. And Mr. Licitra conceded ing time, and begin to clear out proposed ordinance at next recommend against an ex- bar hours has as yet been The judge said the of- that a limuiute "last call" their establishments at 2 a m Tuesday's council caucus ses- tension of bar hours, and made by city bar owners sion, and council has indicated fense "is on a par with some- warning, already observed by Edward Hoses, president of it may be amenable to making body stealing from the poor a number of local barkeepers, the Greater Long Branch some changes in the "last box of a church." might be a viable compromise Licensed Beverage Associa- call" clause Mrs. WUIaims was ac- But. Mr Licilra main tion and co-owner of Casey Rape charges cused of bilking Los Angeles Uined, there is a need for a Jones' restaurant, on Third "There's no question thai County out of S24t.0M by us- new law to help enforce the Avenue, said city bar owners having to stop selling drinks a ing eight fictitious names present closing times; the have nothing against a meas- naif hour before closing would and collecting welfare for present ordinance is am- ure requiring customers to hurt everyone's business." Mr to be pressed more than 70 children, in- biguous about whether patrons leave the premises at closing Moses said "But most of us SALEM. Ore (AP) - De- SpeeVstra. a juror She said cluding four of her own, can legally drink after closing time - but are concerned already make sure that people spite the innocent verdict in she didn't think the verdict from September 1171 to Feb- time if they buy their drinks about the mandatory half-hour leave at closing limp We have the first husband-wife case un- "decides anything" about the ruary 1178. SAHARA JEAN WILLIAMS before closing "last call" stipulation in an or- no objection to that part of the der Oregon's new rape law, rape law "Nothing in the present or- dinance introduced Tuesday ordinance " Mrs. Williams, who had future cases will be prosecuted Mrs Speerstra and jury guards and a valet Stanton agents on more advanced dinance says that there can be by the council But if city bar owners are been free on $30,000 bail, was successful in eliminating the vigorously, the attorney who foreman Tom Robinson said taken into custody for trans- said he was not certain beginners slopes. no consumption of alcohol af- That ordinance, which is half-hour "last call" and main- lost the case said Thursday jurors did not discuss the va- portation to the women's whether any of Wallace's Conditions were Ideal. A ter I am. (closing time for scheduled for public hearing taining the status quo, they "If the grand jury indicts, lidity of the rape law prison at Frontera family went along. foot of new snow had fallen bars from November through Jan. t, would require that bar- still may have a hard fight in we will prosecute," Marion Defense attorney Charles Gale, who heard the case Wallace, who goes out of overnight. April), or that the premises tenders stop pouring drinks at trying to convince the city lo County District Attorney Gary Kurt said he did not think the without a Jury at Mrs. Wil- office Jan. IS after an un- Amy Is slaying with the have to be vacated by 2," air. 1:10 a.m. during the winter extend bar hours to 3 am Gortmaker said in an in- verdict "necessarily says any- liams' request, found her precedented three terms as Carlton Hicks family, Licitra pointed out months and at 2:30 a.m. from terview the day after Ibe six- thing about the rape laws " guilty Nov. N on 10 counts of governor, will return in time friends of the Carters from "Some bar owners wanted Hay through October, when day trial ended "We're going Before the acquittal, the de- welfare fraud and 12 counts for a barbecue in his honor St. Simons Island, Ga. to know if it was permissible to bars are open until Jam. 1 to prosecute a husband-wife fense unsuccessfully of perjury at the state-owned Garret! 'back up drinks - let a patron The degree of concern Variance rape just as vigorously as any challenged the constitutionali- She surrendered to au- Coliseum in Montgomery. BONN, West Germany bay several drinks before clos- among local bar owners was other case." ty of the law on grounds that it thorities last June 14 after a The festivities, which are (AP) - Former Chancellor ing and just stay until they demonstrated by the large approved The unanimous verdict fin- violated a married couple's telephone tip led to a com- expected to attract several Wily Iraadl has gone to finished," be added "We don't turnout at yesterday's meeting ding John Rideout innocent of privacy and applied only to one puter check that discovered country music singers, have France for treatment at a want that, but there's nothing with Hr. Licitra - two-thirds ABERDEEN - The Zoning sex. the fraud. been arranged by friends heart center. in the present ordinance that first degree rape stunned some of all liquor license holders in Board ol Adjustment last night After the verdict was re- who are raising money to The Nobel prize winner says you can't consume alco- women's rights groups, but the city were present. approved a variance for ex- turned, an elated Rideout said buy the outgoing governor a suffered a mild heart attack hol after 2 a.m. — they Just jurors and attorneys said they "I'm not against the half- cessive lot coverage for a pro- he planned to take a day off ATLANTA (AP) - The new Lincoln Continental and in mid-November and was can't sell it. did not think it reflected hour," Hr. Licitra said after posed church on Center Street. from his job as a cook and then Rev Marti Lather Uag Sr, to help pay for special equip- hospitalized at a Bonn clinic Host local tavern owners directly on Oregon's rape law the meeting, "but 1 can under- return to his normal routine. father of the slain civil rights ment for the handicapped at until Christmas Eve, when do abide by an "unwritten With one member absent, In 1977, the law was re- stand the bar owners' prob- "As far as I'm concerned, leader, says he will continue Wallace's new home in 1/ he was allowed to join his law" to clear the premises as the six board members present written to eliminate marriage lems with it. I think thai if you the marriage is gone." he said. to seek legislative approval Montgomery. K family voted unanimously to grant the as a defense against rape "Both of us have been hurt too for a proposed state holiday Brandt is expected to re- variance to the Rev. Edward Rideout, 21, was believed to be • •• deeply" in memory of his son. main at the heart center in Jones of the New Light Com- the first husband charged with LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mrs Rideout, 21, had ac- He and CtretU Seett Hyeres, near Toulon, until Iranian violence munity Baptist Church, Board raping his wife while they lived Singer Heiea Reddy has filed cused her husband of beating Klag, widow of Martta La- Feb. 20, then travel to Lake member Henry Arnold said together. a $17 million suit against and raping her Oct 10 during a ther Nag Jr., tried without Geneva In Switzerland for a "1 would like to see another Capitol Records seeking un- The reverend had proposed fight in their Salem apartment. success this week to gain working vacation, spokes- breaks out again brought." said Pauline specified expenses and roy- the construction of a seperate He admitted to slapping her support from Georgia legis- man Lothar Schwartz said. alties she claims the firm TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - parts of Tehran following a 4,M0-square-foot new church that day and making love, but lative leaders. Brandt won the Nobel failed to pay her from record Troops fired in the air today to night of widespread curfew vi- building near an existing 2,100- denied forcing her to have sex. House Speaker Tea Peace Prize in 1(71 for his and tape sales. rout 10,000 protesters trying to olations, gunfire and power square-fool existing church Gacy "I feel sorry for Mrs Harpfey said he opposes any East-West policies of de- In the suit filed Wednes- remove a coffin from Tehran's blackouts. building. Hideout, but 1 think she should additional state holidays tente. He now serves as day in Los Angeles Superior main cemetery for a demon- There we're no immediate be commended for coming for- and, in fact, hopes some can chairman of the North-South The two buildings were to' can'I get Court, Ms. Reddy said that stration against Shah Hoham- reports of casualties after the 9 ward and being as honest as be eliminated. commission on reducing the be located on a 20,000 square the record firm did not honor mad Reza Pahlavi. p.m. curfew, but the state ra- she was and telling the truth Georgia's state employ- economic gap between in- foot "T" shaped lot, with the terms of two contracts Soldiers also broke up dem- dio said the shortage of fuel fair trial all the way through," said ees now have 13 paid dustrialized and developing two church buildings being sit- signed in 1171 and In mi onstrations by M0 protesters was threatening bakery opera- CHICAGO (AP) - John Gortmaker. "She's a good per- holidays, including three countries uated soley on a 15.000 square staging a sit-in on the tracks tions and that bread might Wayne Gacy, charged with one son." that commemorate the Old near the Tehran railway sta- soon become scarce. foot section of the tract. murder but confessing to 32 South. MOSCOW (AP) - Hun tion, and dispersed gangs of The Ministry of Power an- CRESTED BUTTE, Several board members ob- slayings, is being portrayed as They are Robert E. Lee's nersup included a high- rioters armed with clubs and nounced that two electric gen- 5 turn nude, Colo. (AP) — There were jected to the original proposal one of the nation's worst mass birthday, Jefferson Davis' jumper, a gymnast and a stones from the bazaar area. erating stations near Tehran plenty of pictures, but it because it called for what they murderers and may be unable birthday and Confederate swimmer, but the Soviet Demonstrations also broke had been closed and that shock court wasn't a photo finish for termed excessive lot cov- to get a fair trial anywhere, Memorial Day. Sportsman of the Year out at a major downtown power blackouts were likely to young Aay Carter on the ski erage. says his lawyer. NELSON, British Columbia Proponents of a Martin award went to someone who square, and other protesters Increase. slopes. After meeting with an Authorities unearthed six (AP) - Five devout women Luther King birthday ob- neither leaped nor dived. set street fires in different The ministry said all power The president's 11-year- architect and revising the more bodies yeterday the con- who claimed they set fire to servance on Jan. 15 say it World chess champion to factories had been shut off old daughter chose to dem- plans, The Rev. Mr. Jones sub- tinuing search of Gacy's home buildings out of fear for a sev- will not cost the state any Aaalaiy Karaav was named and that remaining supplies onstrate her skiing skills for mitted a revised plan with less — bringing the number of en-generation curse wept as a more money, if one or more winner of the award on Hold man would be allocated by a priori- news photographers Thurs- lot coverage to the board. skeletal remains found at the judge sentenced them for of the existing holidays are Thursday in the annual poll ty system with hospitals, mos- day rather than participate The board last month in- modest home in northwest sub- arson. Then they stripped na- dropped. of the Federation of Soviet ques and homes at the top of in a NASTAR slalom race dicated its support of the re- urban Chicago lo 21. ked Sports Journalists. in theft the list. • •• against the clock at this vised plan. Another body was dragged A dozen people in the Karpov defended his title Oil production was reported MONTGOMERY, Ala Rocky Mountain resort. The Reverend now must from the Des Plaines River. packed visitors gallery also in the Philippines against So- at the zero level, and sources (AP) — Alabama Gov. Amy had announced she of tv set apply for site plan approval for "I don't see how in the took off their clothes after the vlet defector Viktor said the situation in the fields Getrge C. Wallace is spend- would take part In the Na- LITTLE SILVER - PoUce the construction of the new world they are going to find a women, members of a con- Korchnoi. He was personally worsened dramatically after ing his usual after-Christmas tional Standard Race in have arrested a suspect for church from the Planning fair or impartial forum in this servative wing of an immi- honored by President Leonid the assassination Saturday of vacation at Key Biscayne, which skiers compete entering a borough home on Board. city or this country for that grant religious sect, were sent Brezhnev on Wednesday American oil executive Paul Fla., but he is due back Jan. against standard times for Christmas morning, and steal- matter. It's gone beyond Speck lo prison for nine months with the Order of the Red Grimm in Ahwaz. ( for a big barbecue in his their age group. ing a TV set and other Items and Henley in Texas,'^iajd Mary Braun, Olga Hood- Banner of Labor. After Grimm's death, every U.S. officials honor Instead, she made a cou- with a total property value of Sam Amirante, theja«ryer. ichoff, Pauline Berikoff, and Second in the worker and official in the Press Secretary Elvla ple of successful runs down less than $200 "This has bean* going on for Marilyn and Naida Stoochnoff sportwriters' list was high- fields received a written death quit Taiwan MaatM said the partially the bunny hill with photogra- The suspect, identified by only one week with one charge leaned over the prisoners dock jumper Vladimir threat if they continued to paralyzed governor left for phers skiing alongside. Then police as Charles R Orr, 26, of TAIWAN, Taipei (AP) - and already we have more to hug relatives, and then were Yashchenko, who set indoor work, one source said. The re- Florida on Wednesday, ac- she joined instructor Mike 175 Monmouth Blvd., Ocean- Another anti-American protest publicity than any of those carried from the courtroom to and outdoor world records port could not be idependently companied by security Wells and Secret Service port, was charged with break- flared today as a harassed US cases," he said in an interview waiting police cars — still na- this year. confirmed. ing and entering through an delegation made a last-ditch yesterday. ked in minus 13 degree weath- Despite the political and ec- Unlocked door, and larceny. effort to soften the impact of Gacy. a 36-year-old con- er. onomic chaos, the shah is de- Bail was set at 11,000: The sus- breaking relations with victed sex offender, reportedly termined to ride out the crisis pect remains in Monmouth Taiwan. told police he had sexual rela- and remain on the throne, County jail pending a court tions with 32 young men, highly placed palace sources Knots of flag-waving bearing on January 9. strangled them and buried 27 claimed. Taiwanese demonstrated in The suspect was arrested at his home. He reporjgdjy told A Record Year For front of the Foreign Ministry after a neighbor, who saw him Five persons were killed in investigators he threw the bod- when U.S. Deputy Secretary ol enter the house and carry out Tehran Thursday when troops ies of the others into the Des State Warren Christopher and the TV set, called the police. opened fire to disperse several Plaines River. hundred demonstrators burn- his delegation arrived. East Jersey Savings! Based on a description of the Dr. Robert Stein, Cook car and its license plate ing cars and buses near the They were there to resume County medical examiner, in number, Oceanpdrt police U.S. Embassy, opposition their explanation of President announcing the discovery of Assets Now Top $38 Million! Capt Tom Bymm and Little sources said. Carter's decision to recognize more bodies yesterday, said, Silver Patrolman Barry Sources in Washington said Communist China and sever "We are literally working in a Statement of Condition - November 30,1978 Parker located the vehicle and the Carter administration is relations with Taiwan Jan 1. grave down there." questioned the driver, accord- considering sending a U.S. ASSETS LIABILITIES AND RESERVES ing to police. The suspect had Navy carrier task force to the First Mortgage Loans $25,691,459 98 Savings and Income Accounts $32,944,434.99 taken the TV set inside his Persian Gulf and that cont- INTERESTING READING GNMA Mortgage Backed Borrowed Money 1,990,016.39 apartment building, police ingency plans are being drawn Securities . 6,419.67368 Undispersed Loans and said. for the evacuation of 35,000 Other Loans 835.22919 Unearned Discount 980,082.10 Americans in Iran and for the Arresting officers were Pa- Federal Home Loan Escrow Funds 148.741.41 trolman Parker, and Sgt. John removal of sophisticated U.S. SUNDAY Bank Stock 285.800 00 Other Liabilities 210.940 06 Connor of Oceanporl. military equipment Obligations of the US Treasury Reserves and Undivided MONMOUTH BUSINESS and other Government Profits 1.881,662 84 Lilestyle editor gives a new According to those in the Quits Jamesburg post and diHerenl insight into Ihe know, last-minute shoppers Agencies $38,155,877.79 King Tutankhamun mania enabled merchants to have a which currently has its grip al Other Securities 25.000.00 JAMESBURG (AP) - The merry Christmas this year glars, murderers and other se- Ihe Metropolitan Museum ol Stall writer Linda Ellis has the Cash 1.649.987.92 OFFICERS superintendent at Jamesburg Art. And there are numerous Louis A Mion. President & Treasurer rious offenders. story tor Sunday's Business Land. Office Building & reformatory has resigned af- photographs lof Ihose who section header Mary P Quirk Vice President S Secretary Corrections Commissioner can't obtain the hottest ticket Equipment 479.794 03 Carolyn Pern Assistant Sacrettry ter reports thai girl inmates in New York. are being "shortchanged" in William Fauver said Thursday LIFESTYLE Deferred Charges & Carol Bacon. Assistant Treasurer SPORTS 145,705.10 treatment programs. in a prepared statement, "Fol- Maxte Lewis has seen more Other Assets Robert Weddlr Assistant Treaiurar The interscholaslic holiday Susan Olson. Assistant Treasurer Donald Tucker quit the lowing a lengthy discussion New Years come and go than Real Estate Owned 42,433.75 with him (Tucker) regarding tournaments involving boys he can remember — mostly $2S,WH job as superintendent and girls throughout Mon- $38,155,877 79 BOARD OF DIRECTORS the pros and cons of his tenture from behind a piano he used to at the Jamesburg Training mouth County will crown entertain merrymakers. Maxie, Howard H Vvgolley. Chairman School for Boys and Girls, as supeprintenden his resigna- champions this weekend. Sun- now retired, won't be pound- MortgiQ* Lun OiiCIObu'e Sijiemcm Avjiltol* it All ONiCtt John B. Boyd. Vice Chairman day's sports section will pro- which is New Jersey's only re- tion. I accepted it." ing the keyboard Sunday Robert A Braun Oaniel S Kruman vide complete coverage of night, bui he'll party if invited formatory for juvenile bur S Thomas Qaghano Jamts V Pascucci James Stabile, information these, in addition to national Beniamin R Harvey Lloyd F Pnkoa and state events Thanks For Making Our Continued officer for the Slate Correc- THE ARTS LOUISA Mion NEWS Growth Possible! Lottery winners tions Department, said Fauver In a timely Arts doubleheader, DIRECTOR EMERITUS was satisifed with Tucker's op- With 1978 winding down lo its Jack O'Brian (Voice ol Broad- Maurice A Potttr TRENTON (AP) - The erations regarding custody final hours, the Associated way) and Associated Press Press again has selected the drama critic William Glover oi- winning number drawn yester- and security procedures, but 10 top Mew Jersey stories ol ler their annual reflections on "Wt Make We More Inirrn day in New Jersey's weekly was "dissatisfied with the the year We'll have a com- Ihe entertainment year thai lottery was 883521. A cont- treatment programs at the plete rundown on all of them was And our 12-page TV ingency number was 623521. school, particularly those for tor perfect New Year's Eve Week section keeps readers, reading tare. up on living room fare The millionaire finalist the girls." East Jersey Savings number is 48435. Fauver said Tucker, a resi- COMICS - TV - CHILDREN'S MINI SECTION •/ and Loan Association <_^ TRENTON (AP) - The dent of Neptune, volunteered LONG BRANCH OFFICE: 169 Broadway «liberty Siren • 222-0&56 winning Pick-It number his resignation following a Hour* Monday thru Friday 9a.m. - 4 p.m.. Friday Ewt. 64 p.m selected Thursday in New Jer- lengthy discussion "regarding COLTS NECK OFFICE. Highway 34 4311200 sey's daily lottery was 453. A the pros and cons of his tenure The Sunday Register lobby and Drive-In Horn: Monday Ihni Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.. Friday Lvtt. 6-8 p.m. ESCE straight bet paid $253, a box as superintendent." pickup 4th Monmouth County'* great horn* ntwtpaptr DEAL OFFICE: NonnoodAvCTuewWyckoKSirwi 5316550 bet paid »42 and the pairs paid pgh: Tucker was appointed, Lobby and Drivr-In How: Monday thru Thunday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m, Kriday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 01. etc. SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29,1978 T>1C DMly RcgMCT 3 Rumson PD may get pay hike Boston mayor blasts raise experts back for a final public hearing on that Patrolman Gaynor en- new evidence that John f. Kennedy was for 197*. would be referred to the police regulates land subdivision and BOSTON (AP) - Major Kevin H. By HILDV McCORMICK tered the burning house on assassinated in a crossfire by conspiring The increase is being re- committee for study and rec- Borough Council, and Planning WMte, who had requeued a |2S,M0 pay RUMSON- Borough Coun Washington Avenue early Sat- gunmen. Committee members, some of quested "in order to ease the ommendations. Board procedures, and a land •to, angrily denounced toe $a,7M voted cil will be keeping in mind a urday morning to assist one of them skeptical, called in acoustics experts shock expected by this Councilman Francis E. P. use procedures ordinance •n by the city council and announced that request by the police depart the victims in leaving the today to spell out why they are 95 per cent projected rise in the cost of McCarter pointed out that which establishes a Planning h* wlU veto It - along with a ralae for the ment for a $1,500 pay increase house certain that three shots were fired at Ken- per man when it prepares the living." the letter, read at last budget caps (ceilings) must be Board and Zoning Board of Ad- council member*. White called his ralae "He located someone on the nedy from behind and a fourth was fired 1970 municipal budget. night's council meeting, borne in mind. Councilman justment and provides for "as absurdity" and added, "I will not stairway, but was struck on from the grassy knoll to his front. The Department members say stated. William H. "Hal" Hyatt Jr their powers, procedures and accept It. I will veto it." His press secre- the head with falling plaster committee also called back its top they have requested that the Members of the 16-man de- noted that salary increases for appeals. tary said later, however, that the mayor and required emergency treat- ballistics, medical and trajectory experts council consider the increase partment received a 1.2a will be governed by federal Mr. Hyatt, who drafted the was "rethinking" his decision. White's ment His conduct is deserving to find out whether their exhaustive tests because of the spiraling cost of percent salary increase in wage guidelines ordinances, was commended MMM salary has not been raised since he of the greatest praise. He de- can support or discredit the evidence of at living. 1978. The increase was an Council unanimously by the council for his work look office 11 years ago. So he asked for a least two gunmen. "I'm always suspicious serves highest commenda- In a letter to the governing across-the-board raise pro- adopted three ordinances that Had the project been under- O percent raise, and said it could be justi- of these new (angled sciences," Rep. Rich- tions," Mr McCarter said body, members said that an vided to all borough employees will implement the borough's taken by an outside firm, "it fied by stretching it out over the past 11 ardson Preyer, D-N.C. has said of the new increase in wages would be last year, according to j. Gary new master plan. All were en- would have cost us a fortune in A moment of silence in hon- years. Council members and department evidence. "The question of its credibility is justified They cited U.S. De- Sammon, borough adminis- dorsed by the Planning Board dollars," declared Councilman or of the Zipf family was ob- heads would nave also received raises but certainly crucial." partment of Labor statistics trator last week J. O'Neill Duffy. Mayor John served at the stan of the coun- not as large. The council followed Presi- cil meeting "It was a fine which indicate that this year Policemen are not mem- There was no public com- O. Teeter said Mr Hyatt did dent Carter's voluntary wage controls and family in every way. We are the "constant rise in the cost of bers of a union, nor are they ment during hearings on the "an absolutely outstanding pared the request down to two 7 percent Eye hospital costs shocked by the loss," said living" was 10 percent or under contract with the the measures The new or- job We are deeply grateful." raises, one in 1171 and one in 1980, before Mayor Teeter. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter ad- more. borough. Mr. Sammon said dinances include a zoning or- Patrolman David Gaynor approving II last week. The raise would A lone bid by Info Comp, ministration, hoping to slow the sky- In addition, department Councilman Charles S. dinance which carries out zon- was cited by the council for his give White ttt,7M In 1900 Council mem- Mount Laurel, for computer rocketing inflation in the nation's $60 5 members stated that an in- Callman said the council will ing changes and standards ac- rescue efforts in last week's bers would go up from (20,000 to |22,8tt. services for the tax and sewer billion hospital bill, will try again to impose crease of seven percent or begin working on the 1979 cording to the new master fatal fire in which three mem- departments was held for economic controls over the industry, but more is anticipated by govern- budget the first week of Janu- plan, a subdivision and site bers of the Frederick Zipf fam- study The firm, which cur- only if voluntary compliance fails. HEW ment officials and economists ary. The request, hs said, plan review measure which ily died. Mr. McCarter said Vance to visit President Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr. urged the rently provides computer ser- CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - President nation's 1,000 community hospitals Thurs- vices to the borough, bid $5,016 Carter and his wife Rosalynn planned to day to make a voluntary effort to keep for service next year. entertain Secretary of State Cyrus Vance their expenses from rising more than 8 7 'Only the Good Die Young'- Council accepted the resig- and his wife, Grace, at the presidential percent in 1(71. But he said the adminis- nation of Mrs Jean Callinan of retreat tonight, a White House spokes tration will return to Capitol Hill with a f 57 Ridge Hoad as secretary of woman said. Associate press secretary proposal for mandatory controls on hospi- ban for anti-Catholic lyrics' the Environmental Com- Claudia Townsend said visit by the Vances, tal revenues starting Jan. 1, 1980, if the mission No replacement was named who will be overnight guests of the vaca- voluntary effort fails. "Only when hospitals SOUTH ORANGE (AP) Virginia, don't let me wait. would say stuff like, 'How Mayor Teeter announced tioning Callers, will be purely social. face the prospect of mandatory standby — Billy Joel's pop song, You Catholic girls start true,' or Catholic girls real- that Borough Hall will be Before Carter arrived here, he said he controls" will they check inflation, he de- "Only the Good Die Young." much too late..." ly start early,'" he said. closed Saturday in observance wanted to talk to Vance about negotiations clared has been banned at Seton "It wasn't the song so Kevin Hislop, station di- of the New Year holiday. Jhe on a strategic arms limitation agreement Hall University's student- much as the comments that rector and a communica- 1979 organization meeting will with the Russians and prospects for a run radio station because of followed it," said a student tions professor at the Roman Belated Christmas gift take place at noon Monday. Mideast peace treaty, as well as the United allegedly "anti-Catholic lyr- who asked not to be identi- Catholic university, said the Slates' plans to extend diplomatic recog- WASHINGTON (AP) - More than five ics." fied. song was pulled alter a nition to China Jan. 1. The Carters flew to million Americans who work for the feder- Joel sings, "Come out "People (disc jockeys) meeting of the station's man- Star musician set the Catoctln Mountain retreat in western al minimum wage should find a belated agement. for Christmas show Maryland Tuesday and planned to return Christmas present in their paychecks next "WSOU-FM is run by the to Washington New Year's Day. week — a 25-cents an hour pay increase students, but its license is MIDDLETOWN - Doug Beginning Jan. 1, the federal minimum An optimistic note made out to the university's Keller, star magician, will be Army plans new benefits wage rises from $2 65 an hour to $2.(0. For board of directors," Hislop featured at a Christmas magic a 40-hour work-week, that means a pay said "We all didn't think it show to be sponsored tomor- raise from $106 to $116. The increase was WASHINGTON (AP) - The Army an- ends mayor's term was appropriate for this sta- row at 10 a.m. in Croydon Hall approved in 1(77 by Congress, which tion to give it air time " •Illy J*el gymnasium. Leonardille nounced yesterday it will offer $2,000 In amended the Fair Labor Standards Act to By WENDY DILLER Foley, an attorney. The ad hoc "Generally the decision Road, by the Department of extra educational benefits to high quality raise the wage floor in four annual steps COLTS NECK - Mayor unit, which was organized last has not been controversial CETA salaries Parks and Recreation young men who enlist for a new short hitch beginning in 1078. Under the law. the min- Michael Caponegro ended his year after a series of van- and everyone accepted it be- of two years in the infantry or other com- imum is scheduled to go to $3.10 an hour on The show, which is free to bat branches and agree to serve in Europe. term of office with a small dalism attacks last fall, de- cause this is supposed to be a paid by grant all township youngsters, will Jan. 1, 1980 and to $3 35 an hour on Jan 1, livered a 26-page report to the It said a test of the two-year enlistment, a speech expressing accomplish- Catholic university." said also feature a visit from Santa 1981. ments and difficulties since he committee early this week, KEANSBURG - Meeting year shorter than the current minimum, Anne Smith, a college briefly last night in special ses- Claus, took office, at the last Town- Mr. Caponegro announced. He spokeswoman will begin next week and will be limited to said that the Township Com- sion. Borough Council adopted ship Committee meeting of the Mrs. Smith noted editori- 12,500 volunteers. The vast bulk of these Inflation top target mittee would read the report a resolution adding a special year last night. als in the student-run college are expected to be young men because of and discuss its recommenda- item of revenue to the current Mr. Caponegro noted the newspaper endorsed the sta- the emphasis on service in combat special- WASHINGTON (AP) - President tions. municipal budget and author- ties. Women are barred under Army policy Carter's chief aide says inflation will be the difficulties involved In the tion's decision and called izing a corresponding ap from serving in combat units. Personnel administration's top domestic problem township over the past year, "I want to thank Tom and Joel's song "unplayable " propnation XEROX '.OPIES the committee," he added. experts believe a key enticement in the next year and a new strategic arms limita- while emphasizing that it was The Billy Joel song is not The item, totaling $11,000. In addition, the committee program for high school graduates and tion treaty will be the main concern in in a basically healthy financial the only one banned by the represents an additional grant passed resolutions accepting INSTANT young persons in upper mental categories foreign affairs. Hamilton Jordan, assistant state. station, said program direc- to the borough under the Com- surety performance bonds for Is the offer of a 12,000 "kicker" to an to the president, said in a year-end in- "This has been a difficult tor Barry Smith, 20. of New- prehensive Employment improvements to be made at PRINTING terview that the biggest international dis- year - were emerging from a ark. Training Act (CETA) It will educational fund available to each service the Colts Neck Shopping cen- appointmentof 1(78 was watching a peace winter in which we've been up "We are also not playing be used for CETA employee man and woman now. ter and at SI Mary's RC While You watt treaty between Israel and Egypt elude against odds. The Township two songs by the Rolling salaries and other CETA ex- Church. negotiators. Domestically, he cited failure Committee has conducted its Stones — 'Some Girls," and penses to cap hospital costs. The biggest plus. affairs diligently despite the Navy may go to Persian Gulf When the Whip Goes Down ' Council also approved a 170 Monmouth Stitel Jordan said, was establishing "a sense of intrusion of those seeking to Musique's In the Bush' is WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter id- purpose and a sense of confidence in the harm the township," he stated Cable TV bond anticipation note in the Had Bank. 741-9300 not being aired here either." amount of $204,000. ministration Is weighing the possibility of administration and in the president." "I want to express admira- sending a US Navy carrier task force into Carter did that, his assistant said, by fol- tion for many of these things, decision the Persian Gulf to underscore the presi- lowing his instinct "to be bold." Jordan also for the people, who quietly dent's warning against any "external said he expects a fellow Democrat to and efficiently go about thtil forces" intervening in troubled Iran, challenge Carter for re-election and con- duties and contribute to the postponed sources said last night. The administration siders inflation the most potentially threat- township " he said. UNION BEACH - The ening issue. sources, asking to remain anonymous, "I see in the distance a Borough Council last night, af- stressed that no decision has been made lessening of in the tradition of ter an unsuccessful attempt to and that no orders have been issued. They home rule, but the township is choose which cable television indicated that such .1 move has been under Burgers cost the same basically healthy financially " firm should have the franchise serious consideration for several days. The NEW YORK (AP) - Big Macs and Alfred Ruppel, a township in the borough, decided to post- ' sources did not expand on the use of the committeeman, praised the Whoppers won't necessarily cost more pone a final decision until next term "external forces," but they obviously mayor saying, " You did an month were referring to the Soviet Union. They next year despite the predicted rise in excellent job " Mayor Vincent Farley said did say, however, that there has been no hamburger prices, operators of the na- The committee announced the council is considering indication that the Russians Intend to in- tion's fast-food restaurants say. Fast-food last night thai it had received either Cross Country Ltd., tervene in neighboring Iran, which is in company officials contacted Thursday the results of a study done by Bound Brook, or Futurevision turmoil because of widespread rioting and agreed higher costs eventually reach con- an ad hoc committee on van- Cable TV, Eatontown. for the Ather disturbances aimed at the Shah of sumers. But they said other costs can be dalism chaired by Thomas cable television franchise. Iran. trimmed to compensate for spiraling ham- burger prices. Richard Lyng, president of Final probe meeting the American Meat Institute, has predicted the price of hamburger will rise 40 cents to Say very mild recession WASHINGTON (AP) - The House as- SO cents in 1979, from $1.30 a pound to $1.70 sssstojtions committee is calling its top or $1.80 a pound. ahead for New Jersey TRENTON (AP) - New the economic slowdown better Jersey will experience a "very than in the past, state econom- mild recession" next year that ic forecasters said yesterday. Weather: Cold will see housing construction The Governor's Economic decline and unemployment Policy Council said improve- "^\ Yesterday's high tea- and Friday night. Winds vari- a.m. and 8:17 p.m. and low rise, but the state will weather ments in the cyclical stability Watire at The Register able about ten miles an "hour 1:19 a.m.and 2:21 p.m. of New Jersey's economy, in- butter sUUM was U degrees Friday. Ocean water tem- For Red Bank and Rumson Post office cluding a more stable fiscal MISSES* JUNIOR sad *e tow U. II was 21 at • peratures are in the low 40s. bridge, add two hours; Sea and tax base, should keep the p>. aad the •venlfht law Coastal forecast: Manasquan Bright, deduct 10 minutes; unit expands state from dropping as far YOUNG JUNIOR oaf 19. Taday's « a.m. lea to Cape Henlopen and Dela- Long Branch, deduct 15 below the national economy as peratve was J». There was M ware Bay. Winds northwest to minutes; Highlands bridge, OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The it did in 1974-75. MEN'S • BOYS • GIRLS •nchjfcsJhJi la the M hears north ten to 15 knots by Friday add 40 minutes. Post Office Identity Commit- "We will have a very mild eattag atvl a.m. May. There morning and variable at five to tee, which is trying to obtain recession beginning about mid- Make youi choice Itom the area s largest WMMINOTON - NorroM WoMMf lor were 17 degree days yester- ten knots by Friday Night. «M r»»ort 01 monrnum HIHHHIOHI one zip code for the township, year," council member Wil- selection ol nationally, advertised names day, m ftr the au>sth, aid Fair through Friday night. Vis- lor ll-M«r oorloo, mlnlmvm Itm- IfOm all over the world aYjaoPotfa^* tow has been expanded to seven liam Freund told a news con- 1,«H far the heaUag JMMI U ibility over five miles. Average persons, its chairman an- ference "I don't see the re- rti * wave heights one to three feet nounced. motest possibility of a depres- CHOOSE FROM Siinny and cold again Krt>NFjiday morning Michael Bruno said that sion and I think it's unlikely a • Winterized Rainwear a Storm day. Highs In upper Ms. Fair Mrs Shirley Herbert. 118 recession will be as severe as Coats • Cloth Coats (wool, wool blends, and ooU Friday night. Lows In Idlewood Ave . Oakhurst, was in 1975-75 " mid Ms. Gradually increasing untrlmmtd » lur trimmed appointed to the committee by In its "1979 Economic Out- • Jackals cloudiness Saturday and the Saaaly Hwk Mayor Joseph A Palaia and look for New Jersey," the • Pant Coals possibility of rain developing. TODAY - High 7:27 p.m. the Township Council. council predicted housing • Cashmere, Leathers I Suedes Highs in low 49s. Chance of and low 1: SO p.m. Mayor Palaia announced starts will decline to 1.7 million Plaids, twwds. solids rain will be near zero Friday TOMORROW - High 7.52 the formation of the commit- from 2 million this year and In smashing shades OFF REGULAR tee several months ago. saying the unemployment rate will that the township would have rise to 8-8.5 percent from the RETAIL PRICES more of an identity if there current 7.5 percent The Daily Register was just one zip code here. The An increase of 1 percent in SOLD mail here is delivered by sev- the state's unemployment rate eral post offices and there are places about 30,000 people on ELSEWHERE. The Sunday Register five zip codes jobless rolls, the council safd •vMIlM by TM Kfd lor,» Hoiliitr f BMMHhfd tn 1171 by Jonn M Cut on* HMrv Ctay Mowomct OM IWtiitor r km. Snromburr. M.J. Bltl lr«Kh Offlctt Join the Christmas Ift HI IS. MMtftotown. N. J. MMo Monraoutti CMII CoariMuM. FrMMM. N.J t)m tn *• «Kl«OY. Loo, Branch. 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'MHIMIIIMIIMIIIIHtllMIIIMIMIIMIItlMIKIIIIIIIIIiMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUKKIIIIt _ — Obituaries Area organization meetings scheduled h MI IN I IHftttM HIIH UI ItHI IH Illlltl M H ItH 11II MMIHIMIimmitMUIItHHIMIIIMMIHII The county Board of Free- the council until November, miyor by his colleagues on the Borough Hall Mrs. Elizabeth R. Partridge holders, and most municipal filling an unexpired term Ove-man Township Commit- Mrs Hanson, who la cur MORGANVILLE - Mrs. Patridge, al home; two daugh- governments will kick-off the Thomas W Blair was elected lee. replacing Mr. Eckert in rently Borough Council presi Elizabeth R Partridge, age 88. ten, Miss Dorothy Partridge, new year by having their an- in November to complete that that pott. dent, will succeed Mayor of Reids Hill Road, died yes- at home, and Mrs Comne nual organization meetings term Joseph F. Dennis, who did not tcrday at her home Huch of Spring Lake, a sister, next week Mr Blair and John V Lone- Oceanport run for re-election. Both arc The winners of last month's She was born in Newark. Mist Margret Kane of Jersey rgan will also be sworn in as Two-party representation Republicans elections will be taking oaths and moved here about 25 years City, four grandchildren and the first Republicans on the will return to Borough Council Two councilmen will also of office at the meetings, and ago one great grandchild council in more than three when Democrat John D'Amico be sworn in, Robert D. Stand- getting the wheels of govern- She was the widow of the The Bedle Funeral Home, years Jr. is sworn in as the newest ley, who will begin his third ment rolling for 1979 by ap- late William Partridge, who Matawan, was in charge of ar Both men won upset vic- member of the governing body term on Jan. I, and Mark Ro- pointing a variety of govern- died in IKS rangemenls tories over incumbent Anthony during the annual organization manenko, who will start his ment employees Surviving is a son, Harry lacopino and Richard meeting at noon Monday in first. The council will remain Frank J. Bruno The freeholders will or- Liszanckie Borough Hall totally Republican In Us ganize al noon Tuesday in the Borough Attorney Richard Mrs Miriam S Bryan, I makeup A reception will fol- Mrs. Elsie Hauaer PORT MONMOUTH - courtroom of the Hall of Re- L. Bonnello will be ^ap- Republican, will be sworn in lo low the organizational meeting Frank J Bruno, 5V. of 7 Shad- cords, Freehold NEW YORK CITY - Mrs pointed at the meeting her second three-year term on in Borough HaU. yside Place, died yesterday at Al that time, the Demo- Elsie T. Mauser. 84, of 302 W council Riverview Hospital, Red crats are slated to take control Fair Haven Shrewsbury Twp. nth St., died yesterday at Mr. D'Amico's election to a Bank of the board with a 3-to 2 ma Westwood Hall Nursing Home, Republican William C. Rue three-year term in the Novem- Only one official will be Long Branch, N J. Bom in Jersey City, he had jonly The board had been will be sworn in as mayor dur- ber general election marked swom in when the Township lived here for the past 30 controlled by the GOP for. the She was bom here, and re- ing the Borough Council's 1979 the first time in a year that a Committee holds its organiza- past two years. sided in the city most of her ' „ organization meeting at 11 30 Dwttky B Mauta, Rkaar* lergn. Democrat was elected to coun- tion meeting on Jan. 1. He was a retired hair The new Democrat on the life, am Monday in Borough Hall Sferewikary mayor-elect Keypwi maytr-fket cil. He defeated veteran Coun- Edmund B. Nadeau ran un- slyUsl board will be Allan Mac- Mrs Hauser was the widow He replaces W R "Ed" cilman George F. Barrett, a opposed for a full committee Mr. Bruno was a veteran of Donald, also a Middletown Robert D. Wilson, will be meeting. of Conrad Hauser. Kiely Jr , who served as Republican, who sought a sev- term In November He will be World War II. Township committeeman. who -wm ii in as Borough Coun- Councilman George Dar- She is survived by a son, mayor for four years, and on enth council term. swom in at the 12 noon meet- Surviving is his widow. replaces Freeholder Krnest cilmen at the organization ragh will be sworn in to com- Frank Kenney, here, a daugh- council for eight years prior to Republicans will, however, ing. Mrs. Philomena Diperroltolo Kavalek on the five-member meeting al noon on New Years plete a two-year unexpired ter, Mrs Peggy Cross of Mid- thai. He did not seek reelection retain a 6-1 majority on Bruno; a daughter. Miss board Day in Borough Hall term, while Councilmen John Tinlon Fall* dlelown, N.J.; and two grand- in the November general elec- Borough Council. children Geraldine Franceconi, of Red Also taking the oath of of- Mr Cohen and Mr. Wilson A. Marrah and Robert A. tion The incumbents have It in Bank; two brothers. Richard fice will be Freeholder Harry will occupy three-year council Steers will take the oath of Red Bank Th H s Also lo be sworn in will be the borough, as all the current ' '8Sj" Memorial Bruno of North Bergen, and l.arriMin Jr. a Republican seats on the borough's new office for full, three-year Home, Freehod, Is in charge Robert Bnimof A||aif(lc Hj „ two newcomers to the govern- The Republicans will take elected officials will be re- of arrangements . who will step down as free- five-man partisan governing terms ing body, both Republicans over the reins of borough gov lumed to office at the 1(79 lands; a sister, Mrs. Muriel holder director when the Dem- body The newcomers de- George L Berry and William Manalapan eminent at 4 p.m. on Monday, organization Meeting, to be Burnett, here; and two grand- ocrats take over Mr Larrison feated incumbents Vincent Mrs. Adele C. C Bassler will take their seals when Mayor-elect Michael J. held at Borough Hall on Jan. 2 children. was re-elected to his filth Mendes Jr. and John Rodgers. The annual organization as new councilman for three- Amone and three Republican at 8:15 p.m. Conover The John J Ryan Home three-year term last month! who sought re-election as inde- meeting of the Township Com- year terms each. Borough Council members Mayor Gabriel E. Spector For Funerals is In charge of Among those municipalities pendents, and Luke J. Penta. mittee will be held in the Mu- The election of Mr Rue and take the oath ot office during will be sworn In for his second RUMSON - Mrs. Adele C arrangements whose governing bodies need the lone Republican candidate nicipal Building at noon on Councilmen-elect Berry and the annual organization meet- term, along with Councilman Conover, 82. of M Allen St. not organize this coming week Monday. Bassler will leave council con- Holmdel ing al the Municipal Building, Arthur James and Coun died yesteday at the Medi-Cen- Mrs. Rose M. Logan are Long Branch. Keansburg, A new mayor and deputy ter, Red Bank trol in the hands of the Re- 32 Monmouth St cilwomen Elizabeth Q Billings Monmouth Beach, Ocean publican party The GOP will The Republicans will re- mayor, expected to be Rod- She was born in Red Bank BELMAR - Mrs. Rose M Dr. Arnone. the first Re- and R. Ellen Branin. Township and Marlboro. retain the 5-2 control it held main firmly in control of town- man Kober. and Mary Pan and was a lifelong resident of W • of 71° ElBhln Ave • tozzi, respectively, will be publican mayor here in a dec- 1 e< last year ship affairs as the Township Union Beach tthhe area " ' yesterday at Green Grove Aberdeen chosen and sworn in. In addi- ade, will be leading a 5-io-2 The new councilmen will Committee organizes for 1979 Her husband, Fred W. Con- Convalescent Center, Nep- tion, John Walsh, a Democrat Republican majority on the For the first time in 12 No new faces will be seen take over seats formerly held Friday. Jan. S. al 8 p.m. in l who was elected to the com- borough's governing body. years, Republicans will control on Township Council as the by John B McCarthy, who did Township Hall She was a schoolteacher for Bom in Plainfield, she lived mittee in November, will be Also to be swrorn in are Borough Council when the gov- municipal government or- not seek reelection, and Mr To be sworn in to a second 33 years years in Little Silver, there before moving to the sworn in. Mr. Walsh is replac- incumbent Councilmen Joseph erning body organizes here on ganizes for 1979 Tuesday al 8 Rue three-year term as commit- having retired 15 years ago shore area more than 35 years ing Paul Piccione, currently Falvo and Walter M. "Pat"Jan. 7. pm. in Township Hall teemen is Republican Joseph She was a member and gago. Freehold the only Republican on theTahackara, who were re- To be swom in as new- Because no local can- V Popolo, while Ernest N. former deaconess at the First She was the widow of committee, thereby making elected to the council last comers to the governing body didates were on the ballot this The Democratic majority Cote, a GOP newcomer, will Baptist Church, Red Bank Sh Arthur B. Logan, who died in the 1979 committee entirely month, and incoming Coun- are Republicans Carolyn A. year (local candidates are will increase to 4-2 when Mrs be sworn in to the three-year was also a member of the 1985 Democratic. cilman John Mulheren. All LaBerta and Harry P. Woolley Lynn Reich is sworn in to the seal vacated by Deputy Mayor church choir. She was a mem- Surviving are a son, Ralph elected only once every two three are Republicans, and Jr., who defeated Democrat Freehold Borough Council on Thomas F. Parker, who did ber and Past Matron of Red G. Logan of Oakhurst. andsev- years here), the balance of Matawan Mr. Mulheren Is that party's incumbents William Peterson power will remain wjth the Sunday, Jan. 7 at 2:00 phi not seek re-election era e nd ph e ws Republicans will take con- municipal chairman. and William F. Kohn in No- Bank Chapter No 70.' Order of L?' T.! "* . . : Democrats, who hold a 6-1 ma- Mrs. Reich will begin serv- The five-man Township the Eastern Star, and a Past The Richard C Hoidal Fu- trol of Borough Council here Dr. Arnone will replace vember. Thus there will be jority. Councilman Thomas J ing her first three-year term, Committee remains all Re- Grand Officer of the NJ State neral Home, Ocean Township, when two new councilmen are Mayor Frank McKenna, a four Republicans and two Powers is the only Republican while incumbent William E publican. Order of the Eastern Star. is in charge of arrangements sworn in at the organization Democrat, while Mr. Democrats on the six-member on the governing body Conover will lake the oath of Surviving are hsr step- Howell meeting New Year's Day at Mulheren will be replacing council. office for his second three-year mother, Mrs. Isabelle noon in Borough Hall. Councilman John Illmensee. Also to be sworn in is in- James A. Scott Sr. Atlantic Highlands term. The Democrats will in- Chandler of Red Bank; one Frederick J. Kalma and also a Democrat. cumbent Mayor Vincent L MIDDLETOWN - James Mrs Reich will replace out- crease their majority on the sister, Mrs. Evelyn Minton of With the swearing in al 8 Gladys E. Holub will take Farley, who defeated Re- A. Scott Sr.. 65, of 23 Pearl going Republican Thomas Township Committee to 4-1 Rumson Fair Haven, three nephews p.m. Tuesday in Borough Hall three-year seats on the govern- publican mayoral candidate Street, died yesterday at Riv- (ierosolina. when Edmund Cordls takes and one niece. of Iwo Democrats to Borough Incumbent Councilmen Wil- Richard Ellison for the one- erview Hospital, Red Bank the oalh of office al the annual ing body to form a 4-2 Re- Council seats, control of the liam H "Hal" Hyatt and year unexpired mayoral term. The Worden Funeral Home, He was born in Jersey City Freehold Twp. organization meeting on Mon- publican majority. Mayor Vic- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- governing body will pass to the tor R. Armelllno, the seventh George H. Moss Jr. will be Mr. Farley was appointed and lived there most of his life. The annual organization day at 2:00 p.m. rangements. Democrats for the first time member of the governing sworn in to three-year terms mayor when Fred Varlese re- He had lived two years in meeting of the Township Com- Mr Cordts defeated Mrs since 1970. body, is an independent. each on Borough Council at signed. Toms River before moving mittee will be held on Tuesday Alice Alatolo. a Republican, in Taking the oath of office The GOP will control Monday's 1979 organization , James Tracey, a Demo- in. Deoth Notices . here a year ago at 8 p.m. in the Municipal last month's election. meeting slated for noon in cratic council appointee last Mr. Scott was a retired will be Democrats John Building on Schanck Road. Raymond Roe. a Re- Borough Council for the first CONOVER — Aa.ii c . w «. Kelleher and Herbert Moore, time since 1972. Borough Hall June, will be swom ia to a one- warehouseman for the Harbor- At that time, a new mayor publican incumbent who de- on DM. M. Itn, of M Allen St . who defeated Republicans The GOP retained its solid year unexpired term. Mr. Rumion Wlft of tfi« lot* Frid W.. ItOfi- side Terminal, Jersey City, re- and deputy mayor will be feated Democratic challenger Middletown aoughter of lubtllt Chondltr. ilitor of hold in on Borough Council Tracey defeated Republican Evelyn Mlnton. Funeral urvtcts on Trudy Ruddy and Donald J. Morton Siegel. will also be tiring three years ago after 25 selected and sworn in. David with the election of the two Sol., O*c M. ol I p m of the Worden Spivey in an upset victory in sworn in. Two Democratic incum- candidate Robert J. Kirk. Funeral Horn*, w E. Front St. Rod years of working for the firm. Segal and Frank Campione are Republicans In last month's Bank. The Rev Edward vendor Hey of- He is a member of St. November. expected to be named the new bents will be sworn in as the To be swom in as tax col- ficiating. Interment Fair View Ceme- Keyport election. tery, Wlddlolown visitation Friday. Mary's RC. Church, New The Democrats will hold 4-2 mayor and deputy mayor re- Township Committee or- lector is Eileen M. Schlemm, a 7-0 p.m. majority on the governing ganizes for 1979 at 3 p.m. New Mr. Hyatt will begin his sec- Democrat, who polled more Monmouth. spectively. Three Democrats, two Re- body in 1979. The council had Year's Day in Township Hall. ond three-year term. Mr. votes than any other candidate GUTTWEIN -Gunter, K . of .1 He was married to Helen In addition, Committeemen publicans and an independent Stevens Ave.. Wctt Long Branch, on which had been split 3-3. with Robert J. Eckert and Rich- Moss, appointed to the council in November to defeat Re- Thursday. Dec It, at Moomoulh Modi Whalen Scott, who died in latin .1.mini's Mayor and Arthur will comprise Borough Coun- cal Center. Funeral lervlcei Saturday Mayor Richard C. Stryker, a ard V. Kelly will take the oath in June, will begin his first publican Cherie Coker. Surviving are a son, James Kondrup, who were re-elected cil, and a Democrat will lake Dec M. a!" 30 am Irom tn« Robert A Republican, casting the decid- for their second three-year elected term. Broun Home for Funerals. 106 Broad A. Scott Jr. of Toms River; a last month, and Robert Man- the mayor's seat' as the gov- St.. Ealontown. N.J Rev. Alfred C ing vote when necessary. terms on the governing body, We8t Lon Branch Alia officiating. Friends may call at daughter, Mrs. Winifred tel, elected to his first term, erning body organizes for 1979 Sea Bright « trie funeral home today f-4 and 7 V p.m. leaving undisturbed a 4-1 ma- Interment Woodbine Cemetery. Oceon Bruen, with whom he lived; will be sworn in at II a.m. New Years Day in Republicans will take con- port. Colts Neck jority which gives the Demo- Two incumbent Borough Iwo brothers, John Scott of Borough Hall trol of the Borough Council Hazlet crats firm control of township Councilmen. R. Scott Hood and SCOTT—Jome« A. Sr , 65 years, of Toms River, and Joseph of The annual organization Taking the oath as mayor when two GOP councilmen are 71 Pearl It., Mlddtctown. on December affairs. Stephen F. Duffy, will be Jersey City; four sisters, Mrs. meeting of the Township Com- The Democrats will retain will be former Councilman swom in at the council's or- Tt, IO7I Beloved husband of the late The GOP cannot hope to swom in for new terms at 2 Helen whafen. Devoted rather ol Agnes Conroy of Toms River, mittee will be held Monday at control of the Township Com- Richard Bergen, who defeated ganization meeting at I! noon James A Jr. and Mrs. Winifred Bruen regain control of the Township p.m. on New Year's Day in Dearest brother of John. Joseph. Mrs Mrs. Ann Keddington of Jersey. the Municipal Building at mittee with a 3-2 majority as incumbent Mayor William A. on Jan. I in Borough Hall. Agnes Conroy, Mrs Ann Reddlnaton, Committee before 1980. In 1979 Borough Hall. City, Mrs. Catherine Flynn of noon. the governing body organizes Ralph, an independent, by 200 Fred L. Martinson, a only one seat — that held now Father Duffy will begin his Winifred KovOCS. Funeral Saturday ot Trenton and Mrs. Winifred Committee Brian Lanticr is for 1979 at 2 pm New Years votes in November. fobner councilman, and Ralph IIS am from the John F Pfleger Fu by Committeeman Frank A. second three-year term on nerol Home. IIS Tlndall Road. New Kovacs of Cleveland; and (ive expected to be chosen as Day in Township Hall To be sworn in as coun- E. Primavera, a newcomer, Monmouth. NJ. Most of Christian Self, a Republican, will be at council. Mr. Hood, elected to a grandchildren. mayor, and fellow Commit To be sworn in to a three- cilmen are Republicans Harry will lake the oath of office, Burlol will be offered al St Mary's RC stake, and the GOP must win it three-year seat last month. Is Church. New Monmouth. at 9 a.m. In- The John F. Pfleger funer- teeman Nick Keehbler as dep- year term as Township Com- M. Aumack 2d and Frank Cur- along with Mayor Henry J. terment Holy Crots Cemetery. North to have any chance at control currently completing a one- Arlington. NJ. Visiting today 71. 7.9 al Home. New Monmouth. is in uty mayor. In addition. Alfred mitleeman is William F. rier, who unsealed independ- Shaheen. Mayor Shaheen will the following year, when seats year term. charge of arrangements Ruppel. who was appointed to Bourbeau. a Democrat who ents Richard Volpe and be starting his fourth term in held by Democrats Allan J. Both are Democrats. the committee last year lo fill has served before on the com- Donald Miller in the November office. MacDonald a mil Francis J. FLOWERS an unexpired term, and mittee and who scored a nar- race With Mr. Martinson and Callahan will be at stake. Shrewsbury elected to a full term in No- row victory in November over It is expected that a Demo- Mr. Primavera joining the Flower Mart In the New Years Day or- Dorothy B. Manson will be vember, will be sworn in Republican hopeful Karla Fay crat will t«' appointed to fill council, the Republicans will ganization it is expected that swom In as Shrewsbury's first of Kress. Mr Bergen's unexpired term enjoy a 4-to-2 majority on that Eatontown Mr. Kelly, who now serves as woman mayor at ceremonies Melv.yn Schnabel. who de- as Borough Councilman. body, ending two years ol FOHAU. OCCASIONS deputy mayor, will be elected at noon on New Year's Day in Mayor J. Joseph Frankel feated a challenge by Re- Only a single independent. Democratic domination. • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED will be sworn in to his second publican Alfred J. Aloisi to re- Edward Flynn, will remain on • MEMBER JERSEY SHORE FLORIST ASSOC. four-year term at 12 noon Mon- tain his post as township clerk. Borough Council. day, when the Borough Council will also be sworn in to an Little Silver Keyatone Savings • SEND FLOWERS WORLD WIDE holds us 1979 organization additional term. aT Meeting Committeeman»'William The Borough Council will 18 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Mrs. Nancy S. Wokott. the Haines, deputy mayor, is ex- remain all-Republican after its 542-6097 first woman ever ejected lo the pected to be chosen mayor lor annual organization meeting council, will also be sworn in 1979 by his colleagues at 12 noon on Monday, in for a full term. Borough Hall. 480 Prospect Mrs Wolcott had served on Highlands Ave Three incumbent Re- Two Democratic new- John Van Kirk publican councilmen will take Gunter k. Cuttwein comers, Alfred D-Cohen and & Son the oath of office during the WEST LONG BRANCH - Gunter K. Guttwein, 72. of 43 MONUMENTS Stevens Ave., died yesterday SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30th UNICRAFT MAUSOLEUMS at Monmoulh Medical Center. easier Long Branch. MONUMENTS UTTERED t CLEANED Born in Bingen. Germany, 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN he lived in Long Branch before quick (OH HI J5 (I Huddon t Corner) moving here 22 years ago. 741-0319 747-2563 Mr. Guttwein was a physi- the cist at Fort Monmouth. retir- ing in 1971 after 24 years of service. He was a member of the Lutheran Church of the Refor- mation, here. money He was a member of the John E. Day Institute of Electronic and saving Electrical Engineers. "Offer also applies to Thinny-Thin Surviving are his widow, way FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Ursula Bom Guttwein; a and Lo-Yo cakes, subject son, Hans E. Guttwein of to availability of cakes in stock. Green Township; a daughter, 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank Mrs. Renate Jacobs of Ulne. Belgium; a sister. Mrs. Aenne phone Mueller of Dusseldorf, Germa- C. SIDUiM, Director 747-0332 ny; and four grandchildren. "The Robert A Braun Home Keydone Saving* for Funeral*, Katontown, is in 35 Monmouth St. Red Bank NtFTUNt • ASMJftY FNUV MAHAiAMN charge of arrangements. SHREWSBURY, N.J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29.1976 The Dtily Register S Say City should alter zoning requirements To allow townhouse construction in three areas matter plan to zone an area mixed in with townhouses and •j iOHN GOLDSTEIN apartment complexes be The land-use plan also rec- ond Avenue and Ocean thony Bardaro, Peter De should be acquired either by near the Liberty Community single-family homes. LONG BRANCH - The carefully monitored and dis-ommends establishment of Boulevard. The zone would al- Cenzo and Anthony Camassa the city or a non-profit de- Center in the Rockwell Ave- city should alter Its present couraged several professional districts low townhouse construction in- — was granted a variance by Since Ocean Boulevard, velopment corporation for the nue-Central Avenue area for lonlng requiremenu to allow The city hat become in the city, including a special termingled with professional the zoning board to build on 10 when completed, will bisect express use as an industrial park and recreational uses. the contraction of townhouses "saturated" with garden office district to support medi- offices

WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans face higher Social How Social Situ r at y Tax year-old worker was only $100 nine years ago. In 1979 the Security taxes with the New Year, with workers earing top will be |490 - tax-free. By 1987. the pension will be more than 117,700 bearing the brunt of the increases. WillHi about $800. A worker who makes 1200 a week will find only an The series of tax increases that starts Jan. 1 is a result additional 16 cents removed from a weekly paycheck to of laws passed in 1972 and 1977. Without the change, experts cover Social Security taxes - a total increase from $605 in say, one part of Social Security would have gone bankrupt 1178 to |61] in 1*71. in 1979, another part in 1983 The changes will keep Social Now | But everyone who earns 122,000 or more faces a payroll Security financially sound for 50 years, they say. tax Increase of tin, from (1,071 in 1078 to $1,404 In 1070. Even before the ink was dry on the 1977 law a move was In all cases, an employer matches the worker's con- afoot in Congress to roll back the tax increases. While there Available tribution. appears little chance of a reduction in 1979, the increases Under the law, the tax increases from from 6 05 percent scheduled in 1980 and later may be modified as taxes reach ry1 8 YR. CERTIFICATES of income to 6.13 percent with the beginning of the year. In what some lawmakers view as an intolerable level. addition, the tax will be collected on larger earnings. Here are some examples of how the Social Security tax % In 1(78 Social Security tax was collected on the first increases and the estimated income-tax cuts will work at AP WIMPHOTO $17,700 of income. In 1070 it will be collected on the first various income levels: O45% H2.N0. INCREASE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY TAX - —A worker earning $8,000 in 1979 will pay Social Secur- 8 Chart shows income scale and rate of increase ity taxes totaling $490 — $6 or 12 cents a week more than in ^L^tW YIELD At a result, workers making more than 117,700 a year for 1978-79 period. Social Security tax changes 1(78. If that worker is single and has deductions of about 23 face the largest increases. will take effect Jan. 1. The maximum tax for 1979 percent of income, he or she will get an income-tax cut of Much of the sting will be removed, however, because 31,000 Minimum • Limited Issue will be 11,404, up S333 from 1978. Only persons about $23; if the worker is married and has one child, the Congress has approved a reduction in income taxes for 1079 with Incomes of at least $22,900 and more will cut is }49 that will cancel out the cost of higher payroll taxes in most have to pay the $333 maximum Increase over last —At $10,000 income, the Social Security tax will total cases. year's rate. 6 MONTH $613, up $8 or 15 cents a week. The income-tax cut would be 083% Annual Social Security taxe Increases are practically a CERTIFICATES $22 for a single person; $86 for the family of three I'lrW way of life for Americans, although the sharp increases tlO.OOO. MIN. ployer The system was revamped from top to bottom in —The $15,000 worker will pay $020 to Social Security, an Prr «••«. have come along only In recent years as Congress has tried 1050, and the tax raised to I.I percent of the first $3,600 or increase of $12 or 23 cents a week. If single, the worker's Effective Thurs., Dec. 21 to step up benefits for pensioners while keeping pace with wages income-lax cut would be $79; the family of three would get available thru Wed., Jan. 3 inflation. As late as 1970 the maximum lax was $374 The max- »72. The 1(79 increase is the 22nd since Social Security imum tax in 1970 will be $1,404 and by 1987 it will climb to -At $20,000, the tax totals $1,226, up $155 or $2.98 a vhrrr YOU tare dor* began In 1N7, when the worker paid 1 percent of his first $3,003. week The single worker will pay $117 less in income tax; makr a diffrrrncr. $1,0*0 of earnings and the tax was matched by the em- But the top monthly Social Security pension for a 65- the worker In a three-member family will get a $145 tax cut Forecast more cost increases ahead at supermarket Asstclsled Preii Writer turer discontinued the package size used in the survey. The impact of the anti-Inflation program on food prices This year is ending the same way It began, with price The latest check showed that the marketbasket bill is further complicated by the fact that the voluntary Increases at the supermarket and the prospect of more increased at the checklist stor.e an eight cities during guidelines do not apply at the producer level. Pnces paid to increases ahead. December, rising an average of 26 percent. The bill farmers, therefore, do not come into the program An Associated Press marketbasket survey showed that decreased in five cities, down an average of 1 percent. On prices for a selected list of grocery items rose by more than an overall basis, the marketbasket bill at the checklist store 1 percent during December. The marketbasket bill at the was an average of 1.2 percent higher at the end of the end of the year was almost ( percent higher than it was at month than it was at the end of the previous month. the Beginning During November, in contrast, the marketbasket bill This year's rate of Increase was lower than last year's increased by an overall average of only two-tenths of a But much of the 1(77 rise was due to soaring coffee prices. percent — the smallest monthly boost of the year The 1(78 increases were spread throughout the store and it Comparing prices today with those at the start of the was difficult to avoid them by changing buying or eating year, the AP found the marketbasket bill increased at the habits. checklist store In every city, rising an overall average of 8.9 The AP survey is based on a random list of IS common- percent. During 1977. the marketbasket bill rose 117 ly purchased food and nonfood items, drawn up on March 1. percent, with almost half of the increase due to higher 1*7J The price of the items have been checked at one coffee pnces supermarket in each of 13 cities on or about the start of The last month of 1978 actually was worse than the every month since then. One item, chocolate chip cookies. first. during January, the marketbasket bill at the checklist was dropped from the list late in 1(77 because the manufac- stores rose an average of 1.2 percent. , The December increases affected such staples as meat, milk and eggs. The price of a pound of chopped chuck went School board eyes up at the checklist store in six cities; a quart of milk was more expensive in nine cities; eggs rose in five cities Meat prices in particular have gone up sharply in 1978 Cattlemen, faced with declining prices last year, trimmed bigger-better plan their herds and have not started rebuilding them That •y JULIK WOLF cent state program of funding. meant less beef on the market this year and will mean WEST LONG BRANCH - He said the board is waiting smaller supplies again next year. Hog producers increased The Shore Regional Board of for reports from two firms, their output, but the increase was smaller than anticipated Education Is considering a which will provide an esti- and pork prices rose along with beef. plan to expand and renovate mated cost of the project. The government is predicting that final figures will the school building, Frederick The school board wants to show a 1(78 fopd-price rise of about 10 percent. Economists Petschauer, board president, expand the library and is also are reluctant to predict next year's increase, but they say it said last night. considering the expansion of could range anywhere from 6 to over 10 percent, depending Mr. Petschauer said the administration offices. Mr. on weather and market conditions. board will apply to the state to Petschauer said the board The administration hopes that President Carter's pro- fund the work on the school would like to create office fa- gram of voluntary wage and price controls will cut the building, and will only do as cilities for itself and expand overall inflation rate for all products to less than 6 percent, much work on the school as the the office being used by the but they concede that it will take some time to work state Is willing to pay for. He superintendent. He said a new said the board does not plan to office would probably be . ms finance the project through a created. IS NOT THE ANSWER. bond referendum. "We may not get enough John Kolibas, super- money to do the whole project, President Carter, Senator Kennedy treat your illness would be limited- from the Commonwealth countries, intendent, said a formal ap- but we feel that an expansion and Secretary Califano would like to limited, that is, to the small number many of whom an lea thoroughly plication to the stale has not to the library is pretty impor- collect more taxes from you so they of physicians working in that particular trained than British doctors yet been drawn. He said al- tant," Mr. Petschauer said. . could jive you "free" health cue HMO. But the wait for noncritical surgery though a letter of Intent to app- Mr. Kolibas said that an through national health insurance. The catch, the article says, is that -including such procedure* as the ly for funding has been sent, application for the funds must Remember the Post Office, CETA and national health insurance is supposed implantation of artifical hips-can last the school board has not yet be submitted by Jan. 15 He the Defense Department if you have to offer "free" medical care. In fact, for months, even years. In September decided exactly how much said the board will decide how any illusions that the government is national health insurance will cost you 1977, the most recent month for money for which they Intend to much how large a grant for going to lower the cost of health care. the taxpayer anywhere from $15 which statistics are available, 591,096 ask which to apply, once the esti- A recent article in a national mag- billion to $130 billion a year in added people wen on the waiting list. An mated costs have been de- Mr. Kolibas said the board azine summarize! the health insurance taxes. enraged mother made headlines re- is requesting aid under a re- termined. question nicely. According to that Of course Britain has had socialized cently when the refused to leave a article, government-induced inflation medicine for 30 yean. Last July, The hospital until her daughter was admit- SB hearing postponed has forced your medical bills to sky- New York Times observed, "Over ted for surgery. rocket. With government help, med- three decades, the hope has given way Public resentment has not been di- SEA BRIGHT - A public mercial lots have been con- ical costs have been on the rise since to resignation and even disillusion- rected at doctors and nurses, who re- hearing on the proposed mu- solidated and several lots 1965. And now the same government ment. tain a high level of respect, but at thi which dull contain single-fami- nicipal mastd) plan, scheduled that gave you a more expensive post- Nigel Harris, a London orthopedic growing health bureaucracy. Accord- for last night, has been post- ly homes have been indicated age stamp proposes to solve our surgeon, estimates that there are ing to one count, there was one admin- poned until Wed.Jan. 10, at the as future multi-family housing medical woes by offering us national 15,000 empty hospital beds in Britain istrator for 9.5 hospital beds 10 yean request of the Monmouth areas. health insurance. every day because there is not enough ago, compared to one for each 4.8 bads County Planning Board. A provision which may The article goes on to say that staff to serve them. Anesthetists are today." Tbe county board has sev- cause controversy at the pub- Senator Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) in such short supply that operating lic hearing is the designation of _, DKOUTIOM • HATJ • inUMBB Please get the facts before you jump eral suggestions to make, ac- strongly favors establishing Health rooms are used only three or four several large lots at the. ^" on the national health insurance band- cording to Gary Fox. attorney Nonuuunn • rum iMuaotm Maintenance Organizations (HMOs). days a week in some hospitals. Emi- for the Sea Bright Planning treme northern end of the wagon. Write today and wt will b* • IttrWH • TOB » WUH ttAJJB Kennedy says HMOi would be pre- gration of qualified physicians, both Board. borough, west of Rt. M, as happy to mail you the original untd- paid. But what the Senator doesn't because of high tax rates and bad future municipal open space. itsd New York Times article from The new master plan must MI on • ui uaaom • m MM tell you it surprising. Ht doesn't reveal working conditions, has forced hos- Several members of the which w* quoted. be adopted, along with the nec- that the number of doctors who could pitals to rely heavily on young doctors essary zoning ordinances to Creutiburg family, which 741-7500 support It before Feb. 1 under owns most of the land in ques- provisions of the state Munici- tion, including an area used as 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK pal Land Use Law. a ballfield by local residents, #The Medical Society of New Jersey There are few changes pro- demanded to "know the ration- to SOX 90) TRENTON NJ I paatd in the new plan. ale behind the proposed reion- ing last night. Scattered small com- The Daily Register fBig Oil' blamed for prices

Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Refjisler •j JACK ANOEBSON but somehow never come out." bit call Ike Egyptians WASHINGTON - It u Soon it will be too late to do "positive" aid "construc- ARTHUR Z KAMIN fashionable to blame greedy anything: the statute of limita- tive".. The Israelis have re- WASHINGTON turned the sentiment They President and Editor Anb oil sheiks for our inflation tions is running out, and the problems. When the oil perpetrators of the gigantic now refer to Jimmy Carter as sheikdoms announced their SCENE rip-off will go scot free If ac- the beat president Eqypt ever Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor 14 5 percent price increase re- tion Is not taken soon. had The shah of Iran has cenUy, Jimmy Carter's energy Yet the department's complained petulantly to US 6 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1978 chief, James Schlesinger. auditors are quietly cutting diplomats that Americans . puffed thoughtfully on his pipe The oil never actually back on the man hours devoted have bean involved with op- and sorrowfully predicted that changed hands in this "daisy to digging into the biggest oil position leaders ... Soviet 'Please, darling..just a few dollars for food' Americans would soon notice chain" swindle, but American scandal since the Teapot ANDERSON diplomats seem to have China the effects al the gas pump. consumers were taken for a Dome. Unreleased figures uppermost in their minds. In The Arabs, in some cases, ride that cost them billions of from the General Accounting private conversations, they SELF- are a convenient alibi for the dollars. Office reveal that the agency intelligence reports, that they hive warned American au- Administration They can be Energy officials have plans to reduce by one-half the are openly plying their trade In thorities not to trust Peking I used as whipping boys to pro- known about the scandal for number of auditors assigned to public parks. Many Mexicans, Intelligence reports warn that tect the real culprits — over three years, and have vol- investigate the fraud says one confidential docu- Taiwan leaden reacted to Ihr domestic oil producers and re- umes of evidence to document Having gotten away with it ment, "have been observed in severance of U.S. relations I / tailers whose greed is matched it. Incredibly, though, not a once, the big oil companies are (the) park awaiting their turn threatening privately to r.ek only by their contempt for the single criminal case was re- likely licking their chops at the to negotiate with (the) ven- an alliance with the Sovle' Un- law. ferred to the Justice Depart- prospect of yet another round dors." ion They pointed oat that We first reported on the so- ment for prosecution until ear of price gouging — which of - According to intelligence President Chung Ching-kuo called "daisy chain" scandal ly this year. course will be blamed on the reports, several U.S. motor- once studied in Russia. two years ago. This multl- Instead, energy czar Arabs. cycle gangs are trying to move GASOHOL UPDATE. It bUlion-dollar rip-off by Ameri- Schlesinger has chosen to Footnote: The Energy De- in on their Canadian coun- appears that some American can oil companies has been pooh-pooh the charges against partment's assistant adminis- terparts. The Hells Angels and farmers are abandoning food called by one Energy Depart- the grand dukes of America's trator for enforcement natu- the Outlaws, says one report, crops in favor of those thai will ment official "the largest royal oil family, and has ridi- rally disagrees with the find- are making a concerted effort produce energy. criminal conspiracy in U.S. culed congressional protests at ings of the inspector general to take over Canadian motor- In Missouri, militant history." his department's failure to act He insists that the oil in- cycle gangs. farmers are planning a $N mil- Essentially, what the petro- against them. vestigation was given the — In a related story, Cana- lion distillation plant that will leum moguls did was evade Meanwhile, a confidential "highest priority" during part dian police agencies have In- turn their crops into alcohol. the government's price con- report by his own inspector of 1178, and caUs the allega- formed their U.S. colleagues The high-proof brew will then trols on oil by falsely repre- general bluntly concludes that tions of lax enforcement "to- that Canadian criminals are be sold to oil marketers for use senting "old" oil, at |S per the Energy Department's en- tally misleading" and "in- fleeing into this country at an in a premium motor fuel blend barrel, as "new" oil, which forcement of the oil pricing valid." increasing rate. The crooks called "gasonol." Another still sold for |12 per barrel. Turning regulations has been both "in- HEADLINES AND FOOT- cross at small, isolated ports of Is planned by farmers In the bureaucrats' confusing adequate" and "incomplete." NOTES: Some enterprising entry. Sumter County, Ga., President maze of regulations to their As one official familiar with Mexicans operate a thriving DIPLOMATIC Carter's home county. advantage, these unscrupulous the investigation told our as- business selling fraudulent PIPELINE: Animosity Agriculture officials, mean- operators passed the oil back sociate Jack Mitchell, DOE's documents to their fellow toward Israel is boiling inside while, are considering federal and forth on paper, pumping enforcement division is a citizens who wish to enter the the White House. Aides refer loan guarantees for a Colorado up the price at each step of the bureacratlc "Bermuda Tri- United States The hucksters to the Israelis privately as distillery that would make al- phony transaction. angle," where "things go in have become so brazen, say "stubborn" and "inflexible," cohol from sugar beets. The big story — a favorite

By JIM BISHOP er disarray, clippings and the stairs. It was "Bus," the There are scores of good news pages on the floor, yes- telegrapher. Heywood Broun Christmas stories. This is my THE terday's galleys strangling on exhorted him to hurry — an favorite... a spike, coffee containers with earthquake; an assassinaton; The snow had stopped. The sludge, the vague smell of ink a war — something big was night wind, a frustrated artist, REPORTER and cleaning fluid from the coming over the wires. had swirled waves of it against composing room. Bud took his time. He had Simon's hardware store. There Heywood Broun, senior seen these kids come and go. were bare spots on Main newspaperman present, hung The worn overcoat and hat Street. A Civil War general, most of the staff Christmas off. his coat, his hat, his ear muffs, were placed on a dtsk. grim on a bronze horse, did not Three men, he said, would re- and rubbed his hands. How Carefully, a pint of whiskey appreciate the dollop of port for duty at 8 a.m.: the wondrous, he thought, that in BISHOP went from 'the overcoat to in- creamy white on his hat. copy boy, a telegrapher, and addition to all the joy he felt, side his Jacket. Then, with a Byrne backs ferry plan Rain gutters wore sparkl- an assistant city editor. Two he was also paid $10 a week room was filled with the sound sigh, he shuffled to the wire ing diamond earrinqs. The fat sighed with disappointment. In the silence, he heard a of words intelligible only to tel- room. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's en- The Bayshore commuter ferry boy scuffed the dry snow with Heywood Broun was honored click. Then another. A stac- egraphers. "Listen," Woody shouted thusiastic endorsement of a proposal idea is under study as an offshoot of his boots. He was on his way to to be chosen. cato of sound. It was as though This was his big opportuni- "All the bugs are talking at the to reinstitute ferry service between high speed ferry service that New work. This made him happy The little town was silent. someone was tap dancing ty to bring a story to his edi- same time. I never heard so Manhattan and Atlantic Highlands is York City will initiate next year from because, to Heywood Broun, Nothing moved. He walked up nearby. Woody knew what it tor; to hand deliver It. The boy much noise. It's gotta be the nothing could match the ex- the middle of the street, where was. This was the telegraph had no notion of what the keys greatest story in the world." heartening. The governor said at a Staten Island to Manhattan. A state citement, the ever-changing the snow was shallow, squint- room. It was no more than an were saying. He was facing his Bus nodded. He lifted the bot- news conference Tuesday that he sees Department of Labor and Industry Wonder of being a news- ing against a sun which alcove between the depart- first test as a reporter, and he tle from his Jacket and cleaned the idea as "an exciting thing" and study of a variety of vessels that could paperman. spangled diamonds every- ments. All the news from the failed. the neck on his sleeve. He took that he has asked the Port Authority of be used for the Atlantic Highlands run He wasn't exactly a news- where. He looked up at the rest of the world came to "The Inside, he felt an element of a slug and bent an ear to each New York and New Jersey to "get found that a semi-planing displace- paperman. Woody would not second floor over Gryniak's Echo" through those chatter- panic. A telegrapher was due of the chattering machines concede that he was 15. He told drugstore with its huge glass ing sparking keys. — overdue — but what would "You're right, kid," he involved" in the matter. ment craft — or "big steel" ferryboat. the city editor he was "going Jars of green and red liquid in He frowned. The noise he happen if the keys stopped murmured. "It's the greatest The plan has not, as Gov. Byrne — probably would be the least ex- on II." His august position in- the window. heard could signal a big story speaking before he arrived? story In the world. All those knows, won the unanimous support of pensive. volved sweeping newsprint "The Echo" it said in peel- occurring somewhere. The Surely it was a big story be- wires are telling the same experts in the field, and there are We agree with Gov. Byrne that the from the floor, filling ink wells, ing gold. This was his world. coded letters were a mystery cause he had never heard so story: 'A Child Is Born. A Child some areas of concern which will bear idea is exciting, not only as a com- getting sandwiches and coffee He trudged up the creaky to him. He felt helpless. A sec- many keys going at the same Is Born." for reporters, and listening for wooden stairs and looked in- ond key began to speak, time There are scores of good in-depth study. But we see none of the mutation facility but for its prospects the hoarse cry: "Boy!" side. Woody was first on the paused, then clicked at speed. He felt the downstairs door Christmas stories. This Is my problems it may pose as insurmoun- as a means of bringing people from yesterday, the editor gave Job. The city room was In prop- Then a third. Soon the little slam and he ran to the head of favorite... table. We cannot agree, for example, the metropolitan area to Monmouth with opponents of the plan who fear County resorts and to Monmouth the ferries would divert traffic and Park. It's a promising plan that is not funding from conventional forms of to be abandoned out of hand. There is Staff lauds squads, police mass transportation now in use, and no question that there are complica- thus hamper progress in their im- tions to be ironed out, but that is true provement. There is an obvious need of any form of mass transportation. Red Bank would like to thank in person Marguerite Henderson, Elinor Spy House for additional public transport, and it Let's move ahead with exploration To the Editor: As we come to the end of FROM OUR READERS Marko, Don Lordi and entire is time to look for new methods. The of the Bayshore high speed commuter Middletown the year, we here in the Emer- photo staff, and the great news To the Editor: ferry proposal certainly should be ferry service proposal with hope for gency Room would like to ex- department hi its coverages all thoroughly explored. early implementation. press our sincere thanks and season long for the annual Win I want to take this op- appreciation to all of the area ter Glow Ball this month al portunity to thank you for the first aid squads and police de- Shore Casino in AtlanUc High- support you and your staff partments. The area police depart- above and beyond the call of lands. have given to the activities and SCOTS loses a leader We in the Emergency ments are very helpful and co- duty, and though we may not All the lunches and meet- development of the Spy House Room are witness daily to the operative, helping not only to say it at the time, we really ings prior to the super ball that Museum Complex. We are John B. McCarthy of Fair Haven, Admittedly, there were times devotion and sacrifice of the return patients to their homes, appreciate their taking time were conducted by its founder, most fortunate having your members of the first aid but helping the staff to get to out to help. Countess Buxhoeveden, her friendly interest In our one of the founders early this year of when we wished Mr. McCarthy had squads. These psople give both work during the winter storms. We'd like to extend an extra chairmen, Mrs. Edward Abom Heritage Museum. Shore Commuters for On Time Ser- been as knowledgeable and astute in their time and energy at all They have also, at our request, special thank you to the Red and Mrs. Robert Badenhop, WhUe we have had to clear vice (SCOTS), has resigned as that matters involving the Rumson-Fair hours of the day and night, gone to the home of a patient's Bank Police Department, for were covered In the finest of the historic cabin for the pres- group's chairman. He explained that a whether it be for an emer- relative to notify them of the being there when we need news and photos. Haven Regional High School as he was ervation work our architect, gency call, a transport, or to hospitalization, when they them and always responding With this full support of the new position in business will require on the commutation situation. But it Mr. Charles DetwUler, has stay and assist the Emergency could not be reached by tele- quickly to our calls for help. Register, we were able to nave him to spend more time traveling than planned, we have put up our could easily be that commuter prob- Room staff. phone. All of these things are We wish all our policemen over 42S people at height of little tree by the old fireplace did his old job, and that he would like lems required so much of his time — and first aiders a happy, Christmas season, spend with the deerskins on tie floor to spend, more time with his family. healthy, and safe New Year, "over" the $168,000 from last and there can be no question that they to give it the most primitive We cannot let the occasion go by and extend to them our year's total to a new "record" were highly demanding of time — that look. Our decorations are very heartfelt gratitude. for this year. And it all goes to without commending Mr. McCarthy personal for they are small he was unable to sufficiently apply The Emergency Room Staff aid the retarded children of and — on behalf of all who are in- cut-out trees on which we have himself to grasp the real problems Riverview Hospital Monmouth County, a group 1 terested in the welfare of^rea com- written the names of all of our existing at the school. have worked with for over U muters — thanking him for his service years now. good friends, volunteers, pa- pers, writers, donors, etc. who and accomplishments. Be thai as it may, Mr. McCarthy Charity ball Once again many thanks. It was a strong and effective commuter have helped to make 197B the We think of Mr. McCarthy as the could not have been done Allenhursl without the great Register best of years. father of the commuter movement. He advocate and served well as the leader of his group. We trust that in his To the Editor: newspaper and other local pa- Our Thank You Tree is our was one of the leaders in the action to pers and outlets. expression of gratitude. retirement as SCOTS chairman and as Thanks for wonderful sup- bring commuters together and give port. In spite of the very busy Fred Baron Lehmann Gertrude Neldllnger them a united voice. His work in a borough councilman — a post to and hectic holiday season, I Chairman of Public Relations Curator helping to get improvements made in which he did not seek re-election — he mass transport facilities and service will find the time that he has well on the North Jersey coast has been earned for enjoyment of his personal invaluable. and family life. Today in history

By The Associated Press In 1M0, during World War Ipplnes ended his elected term Middletown Helps Its Own On this date in 1934, Japan II, German air attacks caused In office and continued to rule renounced the Washington the worst damage la London under a takeover decree. Christmas was a merry one this This is an appropriate time to Naval Treaty limiting the since the Great Fire of IN*. On* year ago: President navies of the United States, In 1M1, Japanese Invaders Carter arrived In Warsaw, Po- year for about 200 Middletown Town- commend MHIO on the help it pro- Britain and Japan. ship families, thanks to the generosity vides, especially in this holiday sea- of the Philippines closed In on land, to begin a seven-nation In 1808, the 17th American the capital of Manila. tour. of fellow townsmen who contributed son. There are, of course, many or- president, Andrew Johnson, Ten years ago: The United Today's birthdays: Actress food baskets and toys through Mid- ganizations in our county that perform was born In Raleigh, N.C. States and the Soviet Union Viveca Lindfors Is 58. Los An- dletown Helps Its Own, the township's similar functions. But Middletown In 184$, Texas was ad- strongly condemned Israel In geles Mayor Thomas Bradley unique self-help organization. Almost Helps Its Own has a warmth of spirit mitted to the Union as the 28th the UN Security Council (or a is 41. Ballerina Gelsey commando raid on the airport KlrtuandiiM. $5,000 worth of food was distributed to and character that is all its own, and state. 'You mean I needn't go out and buy a lot of In 1148, the first gas lights at Beirut, Lebafton. Thought for today: When the less fortunate by MHIO volunteers its leaders, workers and sponsors are were Installed In the White Five yean ago: President fortune knocks, open the door at Christmas. deserving of the highest of praise. bells, horns and champagne?' House. Ferdinand Marcos of the Phil- ~~ a German wuverti. Business SHREWSBURY, N.J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29,1978 Jfe DtftyRegtoatt 7 N.Y. stock and final HMOs quiz to do; they may, for emergencies, go directly to •y SYLVIA PORTER the emergency room of a hospital &£7>i£? !£ If* I2!*l £? . OWeOLlHI •» H .«* un- n (Lad af fMT eataaai) u • i in M< n Q. What if you get sick on vacation? Will an •"••a* 1 m • IH uu uu. uu. I. ™"T™~' ™ • * ™ !l_ Although the concept of the health main- ll l an* * oia a i 444 it* ii un- * YOUR MONEY'S A. Yes. The plan covers emergencies ouuide CaMT«lll7 tM im 14* UW Omork 1.1] I 1 nw ITW 17W . some ol the leading HMOs in the U.S. have been OaanC I.M I Oi HW «4V. B*-l* CKD4M JS 7 m IM IM IM- « smash successes — from the viewpoint of the of the HMO's service area regardless of whether Clfhi I.M I 14 4m IM IM— %Owaniin u s MI inaauw IM- * you're in the U.S. or abroad CarM III la w SM n PPG 17i 7 at nn nw IM patients, the physician members and the com- MSSMM Sa "H i rwnCi I a IM IM a»- S Q. Will an HMO take you if you are sick or have c™i« I.M • m ii mtk an* * PKGEMIIMSS nn nn an* * munities in which they art located — general WORTH MlMLII.il 4 aaW |M Mk »t>- CwtW M I IS IM IM IM- n PacLM 1 7 UO lin IIW 11*. n a chronic illness? What about a member of your PacPw in i lit a itn a ignorance of how they operate, what they are Oaninal Jt t 71 family? £2 ft mlSi 2£ JJJL. an* n P«IT i.a i us IM I4W IM- n designed to achieve and what they can do for you m OataGan II in * PanAm 1 un M M 1*4- * IM UW Oaves .ah 1 SI 14 IM IIW remains shockingly high ' •MMHimilMIIIIIUIIIIMMMIIllliniilHMIIUI. A. During an open enrollment period, all appli- IB I IM IM DayiPLlm HI u - w PaaEP II til It* H • I iTi t an 15 IM Par>DI< IM IW M M cants must be accepted, regardless of age or an un u* Paanav I.M 7 ut II an »*• n Thus, my past three columns have been de- Ada II w OolManl TIM ina aw status of health up to certain financial impacts on AM** 1411 • it*, vk GOtteAk I I in PaPL ini ia IM IM itn- n voted to answering just about every question you MM» im u 41* 4in Pnvual 1 t at II* Ml II - W the HMO. During the closed period, an HMO may Dull! Jit II a »* PoaaICa III w m IW IM* w might have about this concept of health main- un nig am im 4m- H OatU in I ul iMaiM It »% nw . p»rk»e nu M vn ii* tin* n Q. What are the average hospital stays for or may not select an applicant for any reason «• •"• m Oant i.a i HI i*nnt It* . pt i an oi nw n* n - % tenance and preventive medicine at lowest MM Wit HIIM IM • ( S4n »* patients of HMOs and non-HMOs'" How many days Q. Can you choose the doctor and hospital you AmAk .« 4 «Ma» M a*«a SM*I toil m nn an lin* * feasible cost Today's quiz continues to probe Ihe Una* tl • a - n PMtaEIlM t 111 IM 15* ISW* n are saved by HMOs? What about cash? want? DWW am mHV. It* M t n field as it enters a period of explosive growth, DrPiapr M II IttIM un 14*- n PNIMI iini MI nn ii nn- * A The average number of hospital days per A. Your membership would cover only ser- UM mm isw a DowCfc I.H 0 1417 IM aw Pwipai i.a t 417 im nn n** n backed by powerful leaders in all segments of our IIH IIH a*« n vices provided by physicians associated with the JMCaaUOl W Ormr I I M an nwn*- w ptMavaiai n nn a* an* n society To begin with Ihe most obvious question 1.000 members for qualified HMOs in 1177 was 425; Ac»a> UII in dufanl So t HIia» m*in*- n Pimm i.an ttt it uw ITW— n plan *«»*• >»• m OuttP I M I 111IM it* Pnauma lit M tin M* lin*l* not yelcovered... for all prepaid plans. 510; for Blue Cross it*- n PoMcoM IIS ISt SM Sin SIS. It AtaM * i a> m I Omu i.nu mIM US u* Blue Shield (with about half of its 74 million You may change doctors within the HMO Utana I.4III IM a» 1 PanOEi.it t 107 17 itn ion— n Q. Assume there is no HMO In your area and EmlAIr 1 Of-la - PractG 111 457 Ot* M* M** n itself. Services by any other physician would not on i* in- « PSvCai lun 113 un IM un* n you suffer from a shortage of doctors, too How do members enrolled in health indemnity plans) 755 UMV'II in au CortOF MM IMisn is isn* w be reimbursable unless accepted by the HMO or HlOlll I < S» IS < E»K«d tall IS17 M* M*- « PSyEG 1II 7 511 aw MW IM- W you get an HMO started? days. t im at. 11 - * Colon I IS 5 1stnn PgsPL i.u i a II IM un* n AMI* II I HI IS* IM 14*- s Pun™ i.u i in un uw w* n Using the average daily benefit paymenl of physician. The same applies to the hospital. Only Allllll IJ»I I U7M altIMo I1IIU Hto— % echtln .4111 u14 IM IM A. Usually HMOs are started with a nucleus of ATAmWlll-lT ••IIt S »H U* »Vt IIW- * EiPoto in i an Pufti 1.11 7 IS ISW IS* IM the hospital affiliated with Ihe HMO would be ArdvD.ak i it; IS* IS isn QUOKO IM i ia nw a* an* * some kind — a group of physicians, a hospital, a (179 to hospitals by Blue Cross as a yardstick, the Av un IM Emnfn.4411 tn isw- w ArliM I B I II EngMC I 40 I 111isn isw CMtStO Mil Ml UW 11 IM— * qualified HMOs saved 330 days (755 against 425) reimbursed. This does not mean you can't go to Armca IM! R a* »vt a*. * a « - community health center. In the absence of any Enuch I.M I 151 aw a II*- W physicians or hospitals outside the plan, but you AKt I I la m tt% Emwk 114 I IIS RCA IH i 444 a* a* an- * core group, contact the Office of HMOs in the which at (179 a day comes out lo 159,070 additional AMrco .411 at IM IIW an- * •LC 51 4 54 II* II It - * may have to pay for the services. EMn i.a s II 14 IM II** % Roupt* a i itt nn n* IM cost per 1,000 patient-days per year All HMOs MMOII Mia EvaaaPI-Ma 3 fl Public Health Service (an agency of the Depart- AatfOG I.N I IM ii* tin it - n Itomad lion I7S0 IW IS 7S- W Q. What If one of your children Is sick at school ElColOlJO 1 II •ancan I 17 IM II* II*- * ment of Health, Education and Welfare) in one of saved 236 days (755 against 519) which at 1179 a AIIKkhl «• l» !•••> I.H t Ills w* II IM 10 Roythn 1.HI0 Ut 47* H* H*t IS regional cities: Boston, New York. I'hiladel-. day comes out to $42,244 additional cosl per 1.000 and you are not home Will the HMO pick up the wn t7» im st«t«p IM 7 in an trn a nm » » n ••» FMC III SI tn it phia, Atlanta, Chicago. Dallas. Kansas City, Den- patient-days per year. child if the school nurse calls? n i inun m 14 • n FatrCn M I IIS-» - Somoot 40 1 list IM ts It SFoina IN s ist an a* an— * Q How can an HMO guarantee 24-hour ser- A. No. However, in certain emergency situ- .Ml n IM IM IM- Vi Fatrlna M 7 114nn a* t7n- s ver. San Francisco and Seattle Or call the HMO FMOtti M7 IM aw Vaiin Mil »i an a an 4* . ScmPlal 14 I U4 It* IIW It* information toll-free number (800) 638-6686 vice? ations, the HMO may pay for an ambulance. FadNM I.a 4 111a nn II - n MI>MI .Mil »7 4ii»~iin un FtdOSt 1.71 0 177 i* in Schlmo I Hll Stl ts* nw tl*- s Q. Where can I get more information about A. All HMOs are required to provide or ar- Q. What if your husband gels sick at the office •aitoi i a i in un MM MM- V. FMStar JO la un II im ScotiP II I Its Un IM 14 Flrtthi 1.10 S41 an ii IM- w laatCLi.a s IM an an IM- W HMOs? range for 24-hour emergency service seven days a - in a city 35 miles away? Will the HMO pay for aaMini la ah an •»- % II* SaorloG S3 TM II II* IM FlChrt M 4 17111* IM ii - * A. Write to: Office of Health Maintenance week. The procedures vary from plan to plan. his visit to a local doctor or hospital if It is an «ll 411 4I« 4M 111*- H FttChlct.lO 4 n ii* nn it < n Saan 1 130 a 3077 lowdlt* a -w •MMIMi MI IM am an- w Fllnln I.M 0 70isn un nn- n Shoiioin a i isi nu nn aw- n Organizations, HEW, 12420 Parklawn Drive, Each member is informed about emergency pro- emergency? •"*•» m m in m- n FlooiCnt SI S W It IM nn* w stvwin isi an a a - n A. Yes. Emergency service, in and outside of MWW.KI IK II IM IM FloFL I.M I IH II* » M«noi .HS a an a* a* Rockville, Mil 20857 Or call the toll-free number cedures upon enrollment. Members, in some a*- w SlmpPolHII 555 It M M- * IM11h U1 Mt .I HM MM M X - % FIOFOWI.II i a nn n an* n cases, will call the HMO and be instructed on what the HMO service area, is covered Fluot I.H I SISan a* SJnotr H 1 4a IIW 11* IM above. tanfCalJtl i« nvt no nn-n an- w SAyllna H 7 Its ion 10W 10*- W - - M M M- A FotdM IM 1 1144 ii* a* 41* •«w« i ailtl m a it -i ForMK 1.14 S 11111* IM Smlkpn IMIt 117 tl* tl* nw* W MN I1I1 I mIIIi an it* in- * FronkM .M I *n 4tn 41 w IM- * SonyCp ISoUaOM IW M M* W in HI m » II -1 FtaMI«I.MI! 111 It IMt M- n SCrEG 141 1 M US 14* 14* FrutM I.a 4 111in s* us « SOCOIE 14i i 440 IM »% a*- n i m m »H IM- % SouthCol.S4 11403 IM 13* 11*- W t~* i B.H IM »n 7M nu- H n* ii n aw- w H* a* soNp.i4i.is 4 III nn n n** w aanac is i nan an an OAF V*- rtl* nnn nnn* SouPoc 1.40 I Ml HW (RSW MS- n aartmtni in KM iju, in,, n OanAatll.Mll IM linnn nn . SouRy IM I M 41 4M4 «4S S a««» is IM IM »* us. H GnCobltl 10 0 ai IM u ii — n SprryR I 17 I JM 4S* 44* 44n* * Better things ahead for Texaco •alt* 1441 II IM IM tM- Vt OtnOyn III TMTM 7IW- * SouorO I.U I la »% alt* n%* W •Vwlff Jl I HI II IM 111b- '« GtnEI 1M I « 4M 4M «*- n SXNIM IMII HI n* 3in IM-IW waiting game. All three NYSE arWM inn HI IM IM MV. GnFdt I.M I la tt* ii* n - % stBrnd i M t III nn nn an— n ty DAVID R. SARGENT IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHllllltlllllHIIIIMA-llllllllllllllll arnrM o. i n IM IM IM- '. Gnlml M 7 114 !7ntin nw- % SIOIICI IM I Ml 41* 44S 4M- * crude oil production in the U.S. companies have experienced amawft .KI IM IM IM IM GnMIIUI III! M It*Its IM- W StOInd I.M I at S7W SM SM- * Q- Dirllg 1I7S, I was the reason for lower slowdowns, which are now avcycr a i in un IM IM- H OMai la s isa ssnSM SM- W SIOHOt. Mil Ml 41W 4M 41* iMl -Ml 41 IM UV, IS * W GPU I.M I IM IMun IM pvekasrt) (N thares ol Tei- domestic profits. Ongoing showing signs of abating. BMTllnal.a) I tB I7U US 17 - n GTE t.H 7 401 aw SMUKU I I its M aw aw- n as IM UtrlDg 7711 144 II* IM ISS W Mt) (NVSE) at 117 a ikare. Treasury efforts to strengthen Earnings growth has been awIM IM I Itl IM I)* IM- '<> orirt in in a IM i<* - n SMvcnJI 10b S IIS IM 15 IS*- * SUCCESSFUL »* IMII • IM IM nn-i«t Gamtco 440 4 M in stuworni»s N4S an a* an* * slow or nonexistent AMK sold CaPac I.II 0 ai I4W Now Ikat 1 am retired, I am the dollar overseas should 14* I4W SunCo IMl t4 41W 41 41*. * cai .MI m us nu ».*.i'/. oativ i.ait lit an — T-T - eMteracd with the fact that have a favorable impact on its recreational vehicle opera- CIT t.ai in II* ii tin GItof Fnn .MS a ItWa a - n TRW I.H I M4 II* II IT - * fourth quarter results. Next tion in June, and In July dis- CK i.if i III mi 0% nm~ v. CllltttolHI IM 11* Toiuy 14 ii nn ion nn* * Ike dlvMead Us ut bcei la- Caul* IH t a IM IM US. n Goodfti l.S s IS] II* IM us * TomeE in I n IIW 11* IM creased la the Illerveaiag INVESTING year should see a return to continued making lightweight Ci»rw IN i IM an tin a - u Goodyf 1 a I 153 II* a* H*-* toooy i ai at in nn- * c«rc> I I » m I» un- s Gould IM I 71 a*us 17*« n Tondycfl t 111 IIW K* an- S yean aid Ike suck has maved more normal earning power as motorcycles. In (he future, ef- came* Mk i n in m im Groc* I.M I 571 awIIW II*- * Ttchncr H IM lin 11 11 - W monetary and operating condi- forts will center more on the coiffi tun m sio an an- n GIAIPc 1I|4S ISO in an iw- w l*klrn« .1411 40 H IT* 47*- Wvery link Ii price. Vur opin ClMna II t VI « 4M- n OIWFIn I 3 II H IM a -. n T*l*dn t I4t I ]7t 100* t7* M -W IM waaM be appreciated. KB IIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIillMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIi tions improve industrial products group — CKISMKI J4 I IMt UV, IM IM- n GGMnl I Mil II ItWn in- * Ttlprmi It 104 lin IM IM- W pipeline inspection and ser- C«*Oot III III IM IM U - n Gray*. 1.04 0 SM II* aw n • "i TKa« I US M M SS WArtwaa first nine months earnings seas net resulted from $91 mil- The company is undergoing II II - W Grumml.a S 14 IS*IM itn- n Ttnnco 1 a 1 141 10* M* a*- W vice, circuit components and OaAlf Ml II IM II* IM- vt GltWitn K I 411 I4nnn nn-* Tatara I • I ml A— This year has been a were off 23% to 12 06 a share lion in foreign currency trans- a transformation, with new is* is*- % filters. The Harley Davidson CNnfl" I " I IB II Ml «< « GvlfOII 1.10 7 MS M* TIHOCO 11 urn us nn 34 - * tough one for Texaco; in the Most of the decrease in over- lation losses. A decline in management proceeding on a (**»5# .71 I l«l M M M- n Gifsiut 1741 ta nnu u - n TUEU sa 1 at is un uw- n division has added lo its mar- CMlM 1 a I TO IM If It Guifutd a i in IM an 14 - n Tmnst 314 at n* itn Mn-iw cost cutting program, especial- cumKiat as IIW H an-in — H—M - n* n*.- w TtHlnt IS lit IW 1 7*« * ket share. As a result, earnings un un-w T*KOGI nb t 131 nw n a* ly in the domestic marketing CMPMT I i m aw «ll M I 711 IM US US n HMlNC I I W II* IIH IIH- H reaction to news of a smaller- nomic trends. That report may apparently not enough to pro- Howdjn .44 7 034 W* Travln III 4 Ut IM 13* 11*- % provements and exploration to sel in 1974 The rebound is cuFm i.a i IH tsvi a is - * tH tH TrIConl.Ma 17t IIS IM Un- '» than-expected trade deficit in have reinforced concerns that duce a permanent rally. ColOot 1.M I IH ISH IS% BM- Vt HufMTI nil 1S1 4MIIH II Trlco II I 17 m 7 7*- n achieve its goal. Decontrol of mostly attributable to a much emen in u as us »*. s ICFo.l Ko 4 14S 3M »* aw- l» November and sank in late the economy is headed for a In the face of uncertainty cmMn ii n a> nn nn- s H H - W — 0—W — oil prices would be particular- lower loan loss reserve. A cmwf I.M i tit an un an- % INACp I.M 5 IM 3tVa. a -IH UAL 00 11571 an 3M IM- W selling yesterday in what slowdown soon, said Alan C. about Iran and continued wor- IU ml H S lit IM IIW UW ly beneficial to Texaco; 51% of dividend boost, after a four- comao* tn ii aw a an- s UMC i.a i 45 un un us * Poole, an analyst at Laidlaw, ConEO I.a I HI n IM IW MahaP I.a I 71 II* M MW« U analysts said reflected con- ries about interest rates and its domestic production is IdralB I.H I 41 antin nu* u UNCROI a 4 ai IM un un- * year hiatus, seems possible conFut i H i ii? nvi nn an* * uvind i s ul n* nw an- n tinued worries over interna- Adams & Peck. the domestic economy, "the "lower tier." thus tied to an CMNO II 44 17* 17 Vi VM* U •mpicp Him unIW II UnCnbl M I im U a* 3M next year. The current yeield iNCo 4OII m isnIS ISH* la. UnEltc I 44 7 317 I3W II* IM- '» tional and domestic develop- The Dow Jones average of market is treading water," average price of $5 70 a barrel Intaca till Itt IMISW ISU- W of 7.3% Is generous and the UnOCollH 7 lit S4S S4". J4S. * ments. 30 industrial stocks closed said Monte Gordon, an analyst Maarlt i I in It aw «•'.. u UPocC 3.M10 US] S3* SM- S With earnings estimated at shares are a hold Gillette's American InlntfStllMo I III ISVk MH IIH- H Unlrayallll lin SS SS SW Worries that turmoil in Iran down 2.60 points at 805 96 after at Dreyfus Corp about 12 90 a share this year mink iait si anI3H HH* H UnBrnd 1S« 4 IU IW I* M profil finally broke out of its NEW VOP.KIAPI - Thuctdey'Malactad IBM 11 HIS 1111 Ml xmi W »IU USGypil M 4 M 1IW MW MW- S and lower oil production might fading late in the afternoon In the final taUy of NYSE and the dividend yielding over restricted range in Ihe June notional pclcatlarAmarlcon InlFlov -MIS 151 anHH IIH- 'i USIM 14 S Itl I 7H 71- SlocftEKCftanoiruual: Inlxarvtai Ut a* ISH JSH lead lo further oil price in- The blue chip index posted a trading, there were more than 8%. the shares are well worth quarter Full year results InlMIn 1 H I ai IM ISH ISH* '. USSIO*II son iw ii« IIW lin I. hdt Hloh Law Clata Cho unT.cn ti 174 an aw an* w creases continued lo weigh on 7 45 loss the previous session twice as many declining issues holding should be in the $3 10*315 area IntPopar 11 111 awau uw-u Unltal 1.44 7 115 IM IM IM- % s its TH m IH InITT I.M I III) tinan nu* H UMOhi 1.5311 Ml «ax 44 H*« * the market. But some analysts and continue lo slide near the as gainers The NYSE com- Management's confidence was us ito iu iw . Inlrwov M I MS a ItU ItH- Vi USLIFE 44 I us It lin IM- * 0- I awa IM AMF, IN . n n in i I IttMBf .SI 4 175 IM itw am-> also cited a government report opening yesterday to a Joss of posite of all common stocks demonstrated when the Ckaie Haikaltaa aad IN ASclE tM II IW SS IH- V* lo«oPSI tl I 8 »* — v-v - showing a slight decline last about 2 points But it soon re- fell .22 to 53 68 dividend was boosted 7% in the Armln 111 » IU IW .">• U - J-J - Vorlon 40 t I4S UW UW UW- S Gillette, all at tosses. I kave Alomar a H UU ISO II . JhnMonl H 4 HI an J1H US- H VoEPwin 1 M3 14 I3n 14 month in the index of leading covered and was posting Sony, up % to 8%, was the third quarter Hold. AtncM.as.ii in iw iu IU Johnjn 1.7015 m 75*I.U IIU- H Iwtwl modest gains by midday, part- keei waltiig far recovery AHaaCpwt II IH III HI* U JOOLon Ml 104 linIIW 11U* U Wochov 41 I II II* un IM- W economic indicators as an ad- most active issue as of the 4 Autoload II I d IH I . I Jtlttm HI SI II* IIU IIU- '» vraiMri an IM nn n* nn ly in response to the news that before telllag. Wkal woaW y*a (Mr Sargent cannot an- ditional factor. p.m. NYSE close. Trading in- 1 xsiiitr ma in m m nt- u, JoyMI»l44t IT) a*IIH IIH- « WollJml40 S 411 HS H* MS- W the U.S. trade deficit figure for advUe me to do J.B. Mlckl- swer all mail personally, but aaraMia.m s is nt ru iu- u ; WmCam I I 111 47* u 44V.-1 The 0 6 percent decline in cluded a 500.000 share block at •avirly II II l» IW IH K marl n I itt an IK »H- H wornrLi to > on »w n nn- n November was II 95 billion. will answer all questions pus •awVell MM « It UU iru- * November to 137.7 percent of that price. Sears, off % lo 20 KottrAIH I 5 111 11* wtnwt 34 n us us lin That was smaller than ex- sible ui his column.) aradMN.S I Itt IU I I - U KcmoE I.M i a un WnAIrL 40 3 ISI M M IW- W Ks 1M7 base followed three and Texaco. A— Continue to play the CK Pat 11X1 II I1U UW IIW— H KanPLtl M 7 H It* Wnanc I 31 I tl Un 34 Mn- * Camatl.aol 111 ISH ISH Hrt Karylnd 3 in I Wunlonl.H 4 311 IS* IS IS - % Chanwrn Ml IH 1 WnlfEl tl s Ml IM IM IM- <» ClrclaK It S ISO 1SU ISto. U Komar a tint on Wtyafhr I t stl llv. IS B - w CoMmn M I SI ISH IM ISH. * KtllOBfll »U HI US WhetlFI M t 3S4 IIW MS II - % canioo a m ru IH I - U Kawid -Man lilt IM Whlrlpl 1.10 I 7] US II* II* HOMELITE CHAINSAWS Caafcln It. 1 110 < SH I - U KnrM Hill at H* WMIOMI nil 7W 1* l'».IS CanHlin Mil III llu n 1JH-HKhnbCll.H 7 IH 4IWJIH ItH* It WMifak.aa s m itw un uw- n Briefly business KnloIRd .Hit 74 an Wlckas n 4 330 Itn 13W 11** W XL 10" CriitcH .Hll II IIH II !•'«• '• » 10 - '. Wllllomi II] MS ISW II* IS Damon Jl 111 IW m IH- H K»ppr» lit 7 ai anMH MH-H wtnDx 1.441 a it a* tt Conrail orders engines Trade deficit climbing OoMpd a I ia IM II UU- H Kraft I.M 7 II 4SW Wlmbga 71 tM 1* IW IW- W DamaPt • ut nu aw tm-iu, Kragar II II M woiwtn > 40 s ut IM itn itn- w Dynlctn 17. I III IW 1 1 •- — t—I - IH IH —X-V—I- WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans Eortttltn II a IW UU IIH LTV sa inI7H IIH* U XtroK 1101171 SM S3* SM- W PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Conrail Fa« LOP la 4 IU 14* STOCKS IN THI IPOTLIOMT (or general freight service. the year's trade deficit to a record high. OaMfiatd Itl 11-11 H 1111*1 II Lloo.1 110 1 III im NEW YORK (API Solvi. 4 p.m. prlco Ihe Commerce Department said Thursday oawcuvt ia II-II H II-II LlllyEIIIMIl 471 Mn and not cnooo* of Ihr tlltMn moil octlvt The new locomotives, worth $148 mil- OnaalnP H Ml I IH S • U Liiton sti ta a* Ntw Vo>> Stack EMChonga num. In another report, the department said MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER oimoi »n II m m nu- w LOCUM I I.I Its itu itu- * trodlng noilonolly atmort than II lion, will be acquired through long-term Lotwt I.a 4 51 4MIIH 11*- H SonyCorp 404,400 I* * * leases. its index of future economic trench 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY LnSlor I.M 4 14 IISnw IIH SooxRooD 317,100 30 - it asa-". IIS "m'?u-u LILCo 170 1 III IM IIH IIH TtHOCOInc M4JM M - * Since Conrail began operations in April dropped 0 6 percent in November, the first LaLantfLM 0 4a an Wtwt»Moloi 331.700 7* . IH decline since July LePoc .40b 1 IH It* Unlroyol II7J00 S'l 1976. the railroad has acquired 653 new IB&'M'S SKIRTS Lucky! Ml I t] lin Chfyittr IW.100 I* - 'i The November trade deficit, though Elton . Itl.JOD It - * locomotives worth $360 million, according MGIC n i in It IIW UU- % 113,700 304 •>', smaller than the October trade gap of $2 13 BB!. III.KG If. - >. to Edward Jordan. Conrail chairman and "imS ur^.» Macmlll 71 I It) 10* 10 10 - w billion, pushed the deficit for the year to a 1 1 1 MOC> IM I It isn is* ISH- '» Ram In 115.100 7'i - ' chief executive officer. MdiFd ftl 111 11* IM IIH- U SouttMrnCo 140.100 IIW - '. record $26.74 billion. The old record was BSS . . ". R 8 SISMaalcCl.lt I III 10* IIW IH 100 14* - « Jordan said Conrail has received de- Earn MAPCOI.a t Ul it* a* OccldoniPH 1S7.M0 14* - * livery- of 217 new diesel locomotives this $26 5 billion last year. S MaratOl.a I 111SSW SM UALIm. III. 100 It* - » B nil IS IK " •-" MorMW .M I II isn is IS ISI TOO 40* - * year. The trade problem has been a big con- Morrlot .111 111 EailKaoM StSltill at 1I> u n* IIH tributor to the decline of the dollar and in it. iw IH* MortM IB 11111 a its ItH MOKO SI t II a itn ItH- . llontU growing inflation in this country MauyF m tn in t 14 /I .007 Bicycles too cheap? M4S.001 OQ% MavOS I.M I V an nw nu- u 10 Public UHllttai M M I* M Maitll.tfa t ISI a* nw ii • 'i 10 Indmtrlafl n II-« ol WASHINGTON (AP) - The Treasury Dollar climbs slightly Oia»A ISt I III M MCOarmt 1 S HIii* nn IIH- % Commodtutwal h*ti Ml 47. 144 rr IM in iImV i * * MUDnM Mil IUHW 4SH as - H Department ruled today that South Korea McOanOWl 111 •00 rotSwi 57 is a is* »*- an nn HH- u TOKYO (AP) - The U.S. dollar rose 9 KCD an i n» iw M M* UcOEdl 10 I IN x* nn M - U is selling bicycle tires at unreasonably low nAui • ia o* no a McOrH lit alun » MU* U slightly against the Japanese yen Friday Maad no s m Local Securities prices in this country However, the de- for the week r 1 III lit 1* "• an n* nu- H on the Tokyo (oreign exchange market in IM 14* IM 14 - Malvlllal.il I lit iss isn Bonk Mock quolalioni courtciy Out partment rejected a similar complain! MrrCk l.tOll Ul u* nn ISH- H wvttr 4 Wtlli. Atkury Pork. Industrlol fairly active trading. The American cur- HIM a* 8 »'«- MtrrLy M I 111 IIH- '. quotation* covrltny Fahn**tock & Co . against Taiwan. December 28 - January 3 t u nn IM im Mnafatail Ml II IS* ISH- * R*d Bank rency opened at 193 80 yen. up from Thurs- MOM l.lttll 711 ii* nn 11H- H •AMK* »ld AUK The U.S International Trade Com- day's close of 19150. and advanced lo 194 10 MMSUI 1.32 I ai nw itw Allaire Stall- Bank •'1 > 1 MMM 111 Satis un IS Ctntral JtfMy 10 . mission will now decide whether the U.S. MlafL Ml M UW- U Chtmicol Bank V in the first half hour ssa, -, «•* -* «•*: 41* 41* itu* w Community Stole ?' manufacturer. Carlisle Tire & Rubber Co. MOWI 4.10 7 101IM it MdMtr lit lit MH. '. Fidelity union Bon* Corp Jl of Carlisle. Pa., is injured /by the South Our six-month certificate lta HSS d4H 4* MaMMa t IMM* un II - H Flnt Mercnonti Natlonol . »'i Carter trims increases IBI 1 » M- *> IS* IS IU- H Flrtt Jerwy National U'< Korean imports. n 7 175 10* On 10 - * Mamtnia i Hi 17 - W Flrtt National T R IS' i will earn 9.83% per annum. SI I 41 II* IM IM- W MMOU ISO I II •n iw UW Franklin State 6 If Carlisle can show injury, the govern- WASHINGTON (AP) - President 47* 41 Jifwy Shore 17 » IM M M Srt- n MonPw I.M I 111II* II an- H Brun»«lck Bonk I Trw*l II 13 ment will impose special tariffs on South Carter has trimmed proposed spending in- n IM II* II«- » Morgan! SI I IB ISU- W Ntw Jet-iffy Noiloool Corp. 23 14 MorNorl.ait 10 a* an an Oceon County National 1)' • U' i Korean bicycle tires and tubes. creases on civil defense preparedness next Minimum balance $10,000. Matralot.lOII III 4M 4M Ptopie't Notional Lokrwood M *l MlFu.11.M I 111 ttn an Snrewftbury Slat* It Wy year in a final tightening of the record $123 MtSTII 1.M 1 t 3* S5 United Countlet Trust Co ..... -tt W Substantial interest penalty lor tM nn United Jtrwy Bank Ill " Some layoffs canceled billion defense budget he will send Con- premature withdrawal MC« IM H-I« - INOUtntlAL gress next month, administration sources NLhid i.at atII* IM 3*4 an a* nu* w Brockwoy CLEVELAND (AP) - Mayor Dennis J said yesterday. Carter was said to have NLT 11 asan a* Buck Englnaaflng ... . !'• «'* •rtatrtMvM- MMKOUI I Itt a* «* is • '. OC Corporation '• Kucinich yesterday canceled the im- approved $110 million for civil defense in MatAIrl »ll 71an isn MH-l Colonial Hott I I Inquire in person or phone: IIH* U Ot TomoM ln*rttfl« ..... !'• IH mediate layoffs of one-fifth of Cleveland's fiscal 1980. up only about $13 million over HatCan Mil ISIM IIW UU- '* NotOlitl 10 I N IM IIW Electronic AtMKMm I'. IH Ihe current year. Defense Secretary Natra i a i ii a* isn aw* w CM IMtnliM ^H ^H civil servants — which threatened lo deci- NatOwlJI 1 111IM II u — u mate police, fire and sanitation services. Harold Brown had proposed boosting civil HtSamk It BItin aw an* w FaadaVanu SN IH MatlSB 1 a I III IM it - w Cltnan Homani IIU IIU The mayor said 400 city workers could still defense spending to about $140 7 million to it IIW— U KlneJamaiEi! Cat* ''; Nolan IMS Utnn it* Kurd II be Idled on Jan 5 Kucinich made the accelerate planning for evacuation of i MAINSTAY IIW II II ii* tin Matallurflcal Int. . IH 5U • NEaaClllI 1 IMii* nn nu MwondOloli ItH II>. announcement after the city's largest potential Urge! cities and relocating their Nawrni tut Mlnn nw Manmoulti Alrllnn...... H S I.M I Ul uw u IIH* W Monrtyg CaHlal I'. IH bank. Cleveland Trust, said it would nol populations into less vulnerable areas in : i7 II - U FEDERAL a* n* seek to collect defaulted municipal notes event of a threatened Soviet missile attack HaAPMI.MI ait IM n SEES «%•«.::. v. % HoatnniSt «t au NIIMWOIM IIH IIH for another two months. Kucinich had Brown has been consistently skeptical that NarlMHIMI 117 POffclnElmar 71*1 UN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. MaWhalH I III un 14 Pucwon Oulio I'll H threatened to furlough 875 of the city's 1,875 even an elaborate civil defense program Radtoprwn. Cora IU IH M in 35*4 U police officers and 450 of its 1.002 fire- could prevent millions of deaths if Ihe 3« Monmouth St. ttMJAIrl.ni H n* nn Rev Carnm Ind TIK !'• I 741-KC3 autumn aa wnanifi in MMcal.tit»tai»i.»a 7i a u* Sarvometlan «t IIU fighters, as well at 251 sanitation workers, United Slates and Russia engaged in a Member WUT NirlM 1.710 IM»* an 17 - * Ural Mtlal IU IU Red Bank >7* a* TrlonaH Industrial ,7*. I 225 recreation employees and 200 others. major nuclear war. Nartar. 1117 Man IM •m- * U. t Hanm t t'» (MrtM.ta>> at nn un mt- * UMtad Taricantral I IW SAVINGS INSURED TO $40,000 OcdPttlHit IP] II* It* 14*- * 1978: Year of growth for women

By BETTY ANNE WILLIAMS on these victories as the necessary groundwork for success in face u> appear on currency. Associate* Prcu Writer later national elections. But Congress also dealt the women's movement a number WASHINGTON (AP) - feminists have described 1178 as The number of woman state legislators, for instance, rose of setbacks Veterans preference rules, which work to the the year their movement came of age because of the widely- from 703 to 7(7, or 10.2 percent of the total number. Republican disadvantage of women who apply for federal jobs, were based effort that won a time extension for the Equal Rights women accounted for an overwhelming number of the gains retained when Congress made changes in the civil service Amendment and the election of more women to state and local The National Women's Political Caucus' Republican women's system. office task force said 62 of the 66 newly elected women are Re- Probably the most disappointing series of actions for But those victories must be assessed alongside setbacks in publicans. feminists came when Congress placed more restrictions on the Congress which feminists say infringe upon a woman's right to "Women are running in greater numbers and winning in right of women receiving federally funded health care to obtain reproductive freedom, one of the fundamental objectives of the greater numbers in local public office political races," said abortions. women's movement. caucus chair Mildred Jeffrey. "We think among these women Restrictions, which had first been placed on abortions for All in all, "I would say It was a growth year," said Eleanor are many future members of Congress." poor women through Hedicaid, were Imposed on Peace Corps Smeal, president of the National Organization for Women "I volunteers and women and the spouses and daughters of men in feel that we're in a moving and building campaign. We're LESS WOMEN IN CONGRESS the military. coming of age politically and maturing." The number of women in Congress fell to 17 from 20 But Congress also forbade the US Civil Rights Commission to ERA WAS HIGHLIGHT Nancy Landon Kassebaum became the first woman to win a make any studies on abortion and left it up to employers to The time extension granted the Equal Rights Amendment Senate seat without having been the widow of a senator. decide if their private disability plans will cover abortions by Congress was unquestionably the highlight of the year for Feminists made other gains in Congress with passage of a Ms. Jeffrey described these actions as "a dismal mark on women activists. pregnancy disability law, adding pregnancy to the list of dis- the Congress. We know thai In the ftth Congress this will When it appeared that the stalled amendment would not be abilities covered by company Insurance plans; a bill providing continue to be an uphill battle." approved within the original time period by the three more training and assistance for displaced homemakers; another GAP IN EARNINGS STILL EXIST states needed to add It to the Constitution, women's groups improving the inheritance status of farm widows, and an On the economic front, women made little or no progress organized at the state, local and national levels to build pressure amateur sports law offering women greater access to sports toward closing the earnings gap with men. On an average, for a time extension Other legislation which was enacted — the extension of jobs women who work fulltime earn 5t cents for every f 1 earned by The coalitions they formed steered the extension through and employment programs, part-time career and flexitime bills men Women of black and Spanish origin, earn 54 cents and 41 Congress. The ERA must now be ratified by 38 states by June and the elimination of the purchase requirement on food stamps cents, respectively, for each $1 earned by the average man. 22, 1961, three years and three months later than the original — are considered important to women because of their special Of the women in the workforce last March, 80 percent were deadline. status in society. in clerical, sales, service, factory or plant jobs according to So far, 35 states have approved the amendment But four of And a likeness of suffragist Susan B. Anthony was chosen statistics compiled by the National Commission on Working them have since voted to rescind the amendment. Congress for the dollar com, making hers the first American woman's Women. must decide if recisions are valid, but votes taken during the Women make up 42 percent of Ihe workforce and 42 million extension debate showed that a majority of members opposed of them are employed the idea. Despite the problems, Ms Smeal, whose organization Is the The success of the extension drive was accompanied by the largest feminist group, said she sees a growth In the movement failure of any more states to ratify the amendment. Supporters as more women and younger women join It. I of the amendment still say they are optimistic about meeting "Most of us are taking il for granted that our daughters are the deadline. But there appears to be little chance of an Lifestyle going to have it better than we have." she said. But more affirmative vote soon in any of the states they have targeted women and men have begun to realize "how perilously close we Another major plus for the women's movement was the 8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1978 are" to a situation where educational and employment op- election of more women to state and local office Feminists look portunities could shrink instead of grow HINTS FROM HELOISE Pine needles make great incense

DEAR HELOISE: leaving a* scratches. DEAR HELOISE: Waea we lake *ir Ckrtilmas tree dowi, we save a bitrketf ul If same ol Ihe fo*d Is baked on ;kard to remove), )ast ase a Wkea preparing for rae of Ikose holiday parties or just plain of plat aeedlei to be »ed as a deodoriier In Ike bathroom. aytaa act pampas scrubber and baklag soda. II will nine cleaa ol' gel-toothers - try tone pickled boiled eggi. W« enable them aid Ikei bin them In Ike lacease banters u a whistle. - Reekie Jaye Al least two week's before yoar parly, place peeled, bird WINTER SHAPE UP — Jackl Sorensen demon- •ad Ike frtgraice Is lovely, Ml t* mealloi Ikere Is u expeise. boUed eggs la some leftover pickled beet jilee. strates one of the aerobic dance movements used In We catty readlag your hints very mack. - Mrs. J*ka J. DEAR HELOISE: Yoa caa ise Ikese tasty tidbits silted, quartered, ar halved. her 12-week magic shape up session, that will begin Al we pack air holiday decaratlaas away al Ike seasaa's If yoa halve them, place a smaU belled skrimp la Ike middle of Jan. 8 at locations In Little Sliver, Red Bank, each s»ce. II aol oily looks pretty bit Ike taste Is ail ol this DEAR HELOISE: ead, I write a "Memwry Letter." II reiUlas highlights •( oar Rumson, Oakhurst, Mlddletown, Manasquan and warM. Spring Lake. Information on the program — which Freeze fresh cranberries, after sorting them, in amounts holiday seasM atoig wltk tke family problems al Ike lime. Eaek Jut let yaar Imaglaallta raa wild - yoa will be surprised Includes warmups, vigorous dancing aad cooldown you normally use. fimlly member tells wkal accomplishments he ar she aaUel- what yoa cai Ihlak ap. movements done to music — is available from Linda When you are ready to use them, if you need them chopped, palet hi Ike coming year. Tke letter Is Ikea sealed aad packed All Ihe ooks aad aks make all the trouble worthwhile. - Moreland, 14 Nava|o Way, Middletown, or Patricia put in blender and blend away. Do not fill blender loo full at one away with the Christmas thligs. Mrs. J.J. Messlaa Torbert, 69 Manitto Place, Oceanport. time. Oa Ckrmtmas Eve Ike followlag year tke family tpeos tke We tried this aad II Is very good. Voa coald evea put a few It is faster, easier and a lot less messy if they are still frozen letter aad comparts accomplishments to last year's premises, when put in the blender. - Mrs. Robert Handy eggs la vlaegar aad add some peppercaras aad bay leaf. Jail as etc. •• added touch, pal green cake coloring la Ikem. 1 DEAR HELOISE: As simple as II Maids, our maay "Memory Letters" have Tkere! Voa hove yoar good ol holiday colors for yoar party. A NEW YOU Wklle al a bridal shower Ike bride lobe wai glvea a piece af beea Ike source of same of oar closet moments as a family. — Have III-Heloise ceramic cookware. I remarked lo Mother gaesl tkal I was glad Mrs. R.L. Smith THIS COLUMN is written for you., the homemaker If you everyoae kaew low to cleaa II. Tke other gaesl said ske did not have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this kaow btw, M kere goes. What a beautiful thing to do. It's amazing how quickly we newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of mail. Heloise Uiiag a Mil, damp riot*, apply biking s»da atd clean Ike forget what we promise ourselves we are going to try to do. — is unable to answer Individual letters. She will, however, answer Looking good eookware as y«a woald rains. Tke cooked lood will come off, Heloise your questions in her column whenever possible. ASK DR. BROTHERS weather or not By EMILY WILKENS

Baby, it's cold outside, and the instant that mercury drops beauty is at a definite disadvantage. How can you look your best when chill winds cause you to hunch Into your coat, spoiling Training young to cope in a crisis posture, or when icy weather makes skin dry and flaky. One way to weather the season beautifully is lo try these helpful hints: By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS waal lo split up our family simply because my husband Is la a help children survive the unexpected. Warm It!: The idea is to keep your body warm and snuggly, Dear Dr. Brothers: Becaise of my hisbaad's job, we odea klgk risk profession, so, I'm woaderlag II Ikere's aiy way to Dear Dr. Brothers: My 11-year-old daughter blames almost weather or not That's why it's so important to wear a hat, furor fly to Israel aad to otter countries wkere Ikere Is a possibility of prepare our children for survival la case they're placed In all af her troiMes oa me, lacladlag ker problems with her tee in. fleece-lined gloves, and boots over wool socks They keep skyjacklag, revolution, aid other unforeseen dangers. We doa'l Jeopardy?-C.J. Of coarse, I have to pay all tke deatal bills so I'm really curious degrees of warmth from escaping and enable you to stride Dear C.J.: Yes, I believe It is possible lo train for coping in a U there's aay trutk to her assertloa thai ske waalda'l have kid through an icy day without once hunching into your coat and crisis. We live in a world where there is always a possibility of so maeh tooth decay IIII hadn't beea far the tact thai I divorced spoiling your posture, and your appearance being thrust Into a crisis situation, whether it Involves a her father last y(ar. Even If I am responsible (aad I never Layer It On: For insulation, layer on clothes. Wear a hijacked vehicle, or some other type of emergency. wanted lo birt her), I couldn't have stayed married to him. - Make a Date Camping, scouting and hosteling can help children solve sweater over a shirt, over a vest. The more layers, the more A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- H.H. warmth. problems in living and survival. Train your youngsters to think Dear II H All youngsters suffer in divorce and sometimes tions. Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day. 11.00 each for themselves and to find creative, original solutions for Lip Lines: Don'.I allow lips to gel wind-burned and dry. The additional line: $3.00 for two days. $ 1.25 each additional line teen-agers more than toddlers because they're more aware and problems. Your youngsters are more apt lo learn to do this if because parents often lean on teen-agers emotionally to get secret is to apply lip pomade over lipstick. It will gloss up your 15 for three to five days. $1.50 each additional lino: 16 00 lor you're not an authoritarian parent. Children need to know how lip line and protect it at the same time. 10 days: 12.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days them to take sides. Naturally, this causes stress and strain, and to make choices and often, these choices can be totally un- this, in turn, can cause tooth decay. Moisturizer's the Most: Even women who have oily skin can before publication. Call The Dally Register. 542-4000. ask (or orthodox. Teach them not to panic in emergencies. This can be suffer that dry flaky feeling when the mercury dips low. How to Ihe Date Secretary. done by preparing lor the possibility of unusual events. I'm sure you didn't deliberately hurt your child No parent avoid il? Whether skin is dry or oily, the instant it begins lo (eel DECEMBER 31 Id also suggest that you encourage them to read books that wants to and your daughter should understand this. There are taut and dry, smooth on a layer of petroleum jelly. Lightly does BAKE SALE, starting 10 a.m. Little Silver A & P. deal with survival 1 recently read one such book, "I Dared to times when divorce is inevitable, when it wbuld be unfair to all it. Sponsored by Little Silver Cub Scouts, Pack 126. Live" by Sandra Brand. The author of this fascinating true story concerned to try to keep the marriage intact. When a marriage is a Jew who found an unusual way to/escape the horrors of Will this interfere with foundation? Why should it when DECEMBER 31 is unhappy and destructive, it is far worse for the child for the foundation should not be applied all over, but only where you concentration camps and the tortures that decimated her parents to tenaciously hold on In the mistaken belief that it will Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chap .-r 644 New need coverup to hide skin Imperfections? Most beauty experts family. By masquerading as a non-Jew, she managed to live somehow help the child. Year's Eve Party at Town & Country Inn, Hwy. 35, I've talked to - Pablo Evelyn Marshall. Way Bandy. Glenn through the Russian and German occupations of Poland, and to Teeth are closely related to aggressive desires and your Keyport Open to all members and their guests Featuring Roberts — agree that shiny cheeks are fresh and appealing help countless Jews, as well. daughter probably has a great deal of anger toward both you the Carey Rowe Showe. Cost 115.00 per person. 8:30 p.m. matte finish is for Ihe T-zone (forehead, nose and chin). It's this kind of originaL approach to a problem that can and her father. Call now and make your reservation Information: (.lovely Idea: Whatever you do, don't let hands go bare 9M-O17O. when the temperature is 40 or below. Wear gloves to keep hands NEW YEAR'S EVE SLIM GOURMET from getting rough, red and, yes, aged In appearance. Why do New Year's Eve Party, 9 to 2 A.M. Band. hats, buffet, our bodies — breast, stomach, hips — remain soft and smooth open bar. $15.00 per person. RIVER PLAZA HOSE COM- long after faces, hands and necks show crinkles? The answer is PANY, River Plaza, Mlddletown. easy: Because they're covered by clothes and thus protected JANUARY 3 AND 7 from the elements. Try-outs for Monmouth Players Mystery Comedy "Catch Me If Yoii Can". Come try out and have fun. Hair Do: If you've just washed your hair and can't do a Pectin cuts calories thing with it because cold weather generates static electricity, Navesink Library Theater. Monmouth Road, Navesink. 8 you're doing something wrong, according to head man Leslie p.m. Blanc-hard, it definitely helps to use a hair conditioner In cold JANUARY 7 By BARBARA GIBBONS (LOW-CAL OIL-AND-VINEGAR-STYLE) weather (any weather, he says). It will maintain hair in good Ken Medema, pianist, singer, composer. In Concert at On the eve of a new year it's our Slim Gourmet tradition to •4 cup bottled pectin liquid - NOT powdered pectin condition and keep it from frizzing. First Presbyterian Church. Tower Hill, Red Bank. Child look back over the old year to see what recipes and topics >A cup cider vinegar Spectacular Suggestion: U eyes water when it's blustery, care provided. Offering to be received. 7 P.M. evoked the greatest reader response. •4 cup salad oil invest in a pair of fashionwise tinted specs. Don them the instant The "mailbag stuffer" for 1978 was a column published in •4 cup cold water JANUARY 15 it's Icy and keep mascara and eye shadow from watering down July on using liquid pectin as a thickener for low-calorie salad salt, pepper, garlic, herbs to taste into unbecoming smudges. B'nai B'rith Women Ayelet Chapter Chinese Auction. dressings, replacing all or part of the oil. Combine In covered jar; store In refrigerator. Shake up Buck Smiths. Palmer Ave.. East Kcansburg. H P M. Dona- Pectin, as any home canner knows, is a jelling agent. A before serving. About 30 calories per tablespoon. Pitfall to Avoid: Don't use cold weather as an excuse to stop tion: Jl 50 Free door prize?, free refreshments For tickets natural substance found in fruit, pectin is bottled and sold under RED WINE SALAD DRESSING - Substitute red wine exercising. It may be too icy for bicycling or jogging, but don't call Arlyne Schutzer. 5831815. various trade names in the canning section of most super- vinegar for cider vinegar and dry red wine lor the water. About lei this stop you. Embark on a program of Indoor exercise. If JANUARY 2t markets. (Following our column, many readers went looking 35 calories per tablespoon. you're looking for one you'll like, consider yoga. My bulletin, "10 Ice Cipadea in New York • bus leaves H«l Bank al 5 :io for it in health food stores and gourmet shops. Not necessary. WHITE WINE SALAD DRESSING 4» Substitute white Little Yogas" suggests jiffy routines you can work into your p m. Adults. $13. children. $11 948-1513 orTJMtM Most supermarkets carry it.) vinegar (or white wine vinegar, if available)' and dry white wine schedule daily. To obtain the bulletin, send your request plus 25 The usual use for pectin Is in sugar-packed, calorie-laden or sherry for the water. About 35 calories per tablespoon. cents and a self-ddressed, stamped envelope to Emily Wilkens' FEBRUARY II Yoga Bulletin, P.O. Box 5171, Grand Central Station. New York jams and jellies — NOT a topic of interest to waistlinewatchers. ITALIAN-STYLE SALAD DRESSING Middletown Jaycees presents Broadway Star Robert N.lft 10017. However, we found liquid pectin to be a great binder and •A cup bottled liquid pectin Morse in "Play It Again, Sam" at the Beacon Manor thickener in our easy-do shake-and-make salad dressings. >4 cup red wine vinegar JUST FOR YOU Dinner Theatre, Point Pleasant. N.J. $16.00. includes buffet You can shake up a slim dressing simply by combining •4 cup olive oil, or salad oil Dear Emily: My hair b prematarely gray. I have Mae eyes dinner. For tickets call 787-1888. liquid pectin with equal parts oil, vinegar and water ... plus \4 cup liquid from can or jar of olives aad lair skla. What colon ire most becomlig lor me? - Mi. JUNE 24 whatever other seasonings you like. Most salad dressings are I teaspoon garlic salt Evei F three-quarters oil, but our Sum Gourmet Pectin Dressings are New York show Annie, orchestra seats. Bus and show 1 teaspoon dried oregano Dear Evelyn: With gray hair, I like colors with depth as only one-quarter oil. Since oil Is the most fattening thing there pinch of coarse-ground pepper $23 CaU M6-4513, 739-3963 or 739-1175. Benefit Sisters Of Is, the calorie savings are dramatic. opposed to wishy-washy pastels. Wear bright blue, aqua, rose, Charity, Keyport. Combine in covered jar; refrigerate. Shake before serving. green, violet, plum, navy, lilac. These colors, among others, FRENCH-STYLE PECTIN DRESSING About 30 calories per tablespoon. should do a great deal for your coloring. SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29.1978 The DMt? Rcgfe*? 9 Scouts wind up year of service

FARallNGDALE Thousand* of Monmouth Council Girl Some hospital projects this year were: For Riverview trucks; Harmony Neighborhood Juniors (Dec 21) caroled Scouts are enjoying a "Season to be Jolly' with their families Hospital, Red Bank, Junior troop US of Fair Haven Neighbor- through East Keansburg. particularly stopping at homes of and friends; but they look back with a feeling of accomplish- hood made holiday and 'get well cards, and Junior Troop (15 shut-ins and the elderly, and they brought gifts of tissue ment and satisfaction on service projects completed before made yarn dolls (lor the children in the Pediatrics Ward), Fair wrapped candies to nursing homes, Neptune-Asbury Park settling down to their own holiday activities. Haven Cadette Troops M and 357 made and trimmed oversize Neighborhood troops visited the Green Grove Convalescent It was again a season that saw all levels of Girl Scouts red felt stockings for use to deliver newborn infants to their Center and Convair Home to carol and bring tray favors; Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors - helping many of the mothers on Christmas morning, and the Cadettes of Shrewsbury Ocean, Rumson and Southern Howell Neighborhood troops less fortunate, handicapped and elderly, and participating in made craft Items. Freehold-Freehold Township Neighborhood caroled at local nursing homes; Tinton Falls troops participated community activities - tangible evidence of caring for others troops made toys for the children at Freehold Area Hospital. in a Family Sing a Long, and the West Long Branch Neighbor that makes a difference to them and to others All troops of Tinton Falls Neighborhood participated in the hood troops caroled at the Peter Cooper Retirement Village. Trees in front of Llncroft Pharmacy and the bank were Earnest Hiltbrunner Foundation's project to aid needy senior Some family gift items made by Girl Scouts included: felt decorated by Lincroft-River Plaza troops. Among the Neighbor- citizens, adults and children; a Junior troop of Brick Neighbor- trees, candy canes and soap decoupage by Brownie Troop 242, hoods whose troops took part in community tree-lighting and hood washed the Community First Aid Squad Ambulance; Brick Fair Haven Neighborhood; Middletown Neighborhood Junior decorating ceremonies - many of the ornaments made by the troops went to banks and drug stores to accumulate calendars troop 388 prepared English tea bread and pine cone wreaths and Girl Scouts - were Ft. Monmouth, Holmdel, Manalapan English with large numbers which they mounted on poster board 52 in the Brownies made houses from milk cartons which they topped town, and Shore Neighborhood. A Brick Neighborhood Junior all - for use in the rooms of Claremont Nursing Home; Ft. with sugar and candy canes. troop decorated a tree on the patio of Claremont Nursing Home Monmouth troops made craft items sold at the Officers' Wives Many troops wound up their pre holiday activities with with edibles for the birds. Club Bazaar; a Harmony Neighborhood Junior troop made parties: Eatontown Cadettes ran a Neighborhood party, Free- Fairview Neighborhood (Middletown) Brownies and Jun- booklets with puzzles for the Brisbane Center; and West Long holdFreehold Township Junior troops held parties for their iors worked with the Middletown Jaycee-ettes on their annual Branch Brownie and Junior troops dressed gift dolls in Girl Brownie sister troops; Fort Monmouth Junior and Brownie Christmas Toy Drive. AU donated toys and games, and the Scout uniforms for distribution via Bell Laboratories. troops, as well as three troops from Southern Howell Neighbor- Junior troops helped make repairs. Junior and Brownie troops Troops of Brick Neighborhood completed seven baskets for hood, attended the Club Bene holiday show; Harmony Neigh- of Brick and Manalapan- Englishlown Neighborhoods made tray needy families (it is the 17th year Brick Neighborhood has borhood Cadette troop 108, assisted by SMenior Troop 261, gave favors for Meals on Wheels. participated in this project)'; Fair Haven, Freehold-Freehold a Neighborhood Party - a covered dish supper which they Projects for children included: a Junior troop of Brick Township, Manalapan-Englishtown (with at least 145 baskets planned, prepared, served and then did the cleanup chores Neighborhood made oversize 3-foot tall rag dolls for the children and toys) and Shark River Hills Neighborhoods report prepar- afterward. Seaside Neighborhood Brownie troop 126 attended a at Grace Will Group Home, Mantoloking; Harmony Neighbor- ing and donating baskets of foodstuffs for needy families presentation of "The Nutcracker," and Shore Neighborhood's hood Junior troops made stuffed dolls and animals for handi- Brownie troop 744, Middletown Neighborhood, adopted an Ap- Senior troop participated with Wall Neighborhood troops in a capped children at St. Catherine's; Rumson Neighborhood palachian family and provided them with Christmas dinner and luncheon and picture taking session with Santa for neighbor- troops made toys and ornaments for child centers. toys for the children Shark River Hills collected toys and hood children. For the Nursing Homes: Ealontown troops made sewing canned goods (they helped 35 families last season • nearly 80 baskets filled with cookies for Eatontown Convalescent Center, children); and Southern Howell Neighborhood troops donated Fatmingdale-North Howell Neighborhood troops caroled at turkeys to the needy. area nursing homes, including John L Montgomery and Senior Planning Board members, particularly Senior Arts Geraidlne Thompson; Freehold-Freehold Township Neighbor- Troop 200 members, ushered at the "La Traviata" presentation, hood troops made stocking stutters for Montgomery Home; and Paramount Theater, Asbury Park. This group ushers at all prepared cards and caroled at Springview Nursing Home; concerts presented by the New Jersey State Orchestra Rumson Neighborhood troops made toys and ornaments and Thousands or Girl Scouts caroled: Brick Neighborhood caroled; Brownies of Shrewsbury Neighborhood prepared food Brownies and Juniors sang at six banks as well as the Clare- items (or a nursing home; each troop of Tinton Falls Neighbor- mont and Newman Nursing Homes; Fair Haven Brownie troops hood visited a local nursing home with qifts and to carol; Junior 212, 230, 242 and 725 appeared at Riverview Hospital and sang THANKS! troops of Southern Howell Neighborhood made wooden games holdiday songs to the patients via closed circuit TV (Dec 21); for the Springview Nursing Home and Fair Haven Neighbor- Fair Haven Cadette troop 66 again sang for commuters at the hood Junior Troop 2*5 donated baked goods from their troop Red Bank train station; Fort Monmouth Neighborhood troops Bake-off. caroled through the Fort Monmouth Housing area on flat bed AT WIT'S END JOHN & NANCY

CUSTOM CUT Hip, hip hurrah! Whole, Untrimmed Beef Loin DIM lo the UnUsttc mponn WI.I had io this ul. By ERMA BOMBECK As I emerged from the shower last week I surveyed my w«v« d«ld*d to run H For years, the theory that a bust measurement has some newfound asset. 1 hadn't always been that smart. In fact, there relative effect on your IQ has bothered me. was a time back in high school when I was lucky to pass ONE MORE WEEK PETAL DRESS FOR SPRING - A block crepe Dolly Parton is bright, but no cup should runneth over with showers. georgette "petals" dress which can be tied Indif- that much knowledge. It could give you headaches. 1 was wallowing a spoonful of cottage cheese around in my coupon , ferently around the neck or assymetrically on one Out of a computer programmer at DePauw University mouth when my friend, Mayva, came in for a visit "Are you shoulder Is from the Jean Patou of Paris ready to comes a new theory. They have found a possible correlation dieting again?" she asked SHELLS wear collection for sprlngsummer 1979. The coiffure between hip sizes and grade point averages, giving rise to a new "Let us just say I'm trying to shave a lew points off my IQ." Is by Donlel of the house of Alexandre. theory that the bigger the hips... the belter the grades. "That doesn't make any sense " I told Mayva about the new theory from Greencastle. Ind "I'm not saying this to be unkind," said Mayva. "but I don't Good'tllD«c. 31. 197( Widows, widowers think you're as smart as you look." "What do you mean by a crack like that?" with this coupon only Opera auditions slated set monthly social "I mean anyone with hips like yours should never wear hip huggers." The New Jersey State Op- which is donated by the Grand cluded Madame Albanese. The COPO (Catholic One "These are not hip huggers. They're slacks that won't go up Centurions Club of Clark in Biclu Sayao. Stella Roman. Parent Organization) for era announces the fourth an- any farther And you should talk 1 saw you last summer when memory of Nicholas Lonero. a George Shirley and Tony widows and widowers only, nual Regional Scholarship you came back from your vacation. If you had put on a lace former member, and the sec- Russo of Columbia Artists chapter of Middlesex County Award Auditions, sponsored dress, you'd have looked like a picture window ." by the Friends of the N.J ond being donated by Mr and Management In the past. will have Us monthly social "Look, friend, I wasn't the one who went to open house at State Opera Mrs David Swanson of Smoke Application forms may be Friday, Jan. 5,1»79, at 9 p.m., Rise, Kinnt'lnn requested by contacting the at the Moose Hall, Convery the school and got wedged in a desk and they had to take the 18-22 Ib.avg. Auditions will be held on bolts out of the floor." March 17 and 20 at Rutgers This contest is open lo N.J. State Opera Office. 1020 Blvd., Perth Amboy. Broad St.. Newark. N.J. 07102 A monthly dance will be "You said at the time that could have happened to anyone.' one per customer University in Newark, and on young, professional singers be- I said defensively. March 23 and 24 at the New tween the ages of 22 and 34 or call the opera office The held on Friday. Jan. 26,1979 at who display their intent lo deadline for the return of com- 9 p.m. at the Polish National "Ilied! " Jersey State Museum in Trcn "What are we doing, Mayva?" 1 asked "This is just some ton. pursue an operatic career. pleted application forms is Home, New Market Ave , THE MEAT DOCTOR Contestants will be judged by February 15.1979 South Plalnfield dumb survey and there probably isn't a word of truth to it." For the second year in a "You're right." laughed Mayva, helping herself to a piece of open Thurs.-Sun. 9—5 ^^ row the N.J. State Opera audi- the,must stringent professional Chairman of the auditions New members are cordially 4 mos. same as cash standards. program is Mrs William invited to attend. German chocolate cake. "Who has to know whether I'm a • tions have been awarded the candidate for Mensa International or a Weight Watchers schol- coveted Puccini Foundation The panel of judges has in- Cromartv of Mountainside. 1 495-0412 •"• arship' " 58 Church St. Keansburg grant of 11.500 to be presented BUDGET PRESENTATION Luckily I have hips smart enough to know when to leave a to the winner of this annual KEYPORT - The Raritan contest at the June Festival to Valley Elementary School be held at the Paper Mill Play- Baking contest set PTO will host a budge presen- house in MUlbum. tation and "Meet the Board Drug Addlrlhw Problem? EATONTOWN-Abraham where cakes will be accepted Call 968-8333 For Help Day or Making the presentation Candidates Night" Jan 16 at 8 night. will be Madame Llcia & Straus is sponsoring its third during regular store hours. p.m. in the school. Albanese. chairman of the annual Cheesecake Baking Puccini Foundation board Contest in the metropolitan First place winners in this Other awards to be granted area, with a 11,000 gift contest will be invited to bake will be the N.J. State Opera certificate as the first place their cakes in the Brooklyn first prize of $1,000 donated by prize. store Jan 27, for judging in the Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Weaver Preliminary contests will grand finals that day.In addi- of Mountainside, and two be staged Jan. 25 in partici- tion to the grand prize, cash prizes of 1500 each, one of pating A4S stores, including awards will be made to that at Monmouth Mall here. runners up Mahja Court PRE INVENTORY aids needy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Officers and members of Mahja Court 136 distributed six food baskets to needy fami- SALE lies In Monmouth County for Christmas. The food baskets were prepared here In the home of Mrs Alice Gross. Powell Avenue, chairman of Fabulous values on the project. Step lively for terrific Current Winter Fashions Members of Mrs. Gross's savings on super styles by Complete Your Wardrobe committee were Mrs We the top names in fashion with Designer Dresses Margaret LaRue. Mrs. Marie $ $ slToes: Red Cross Shoes', Suits ant) Sportswear at Anderson and Mrs. Lucille An- DESSERT CART Socialites and Cobbles Incredible Prices 18"- 24" derson here. Pastry and Chocolate Shoppe $ $ You'll find a collection Other officers and mem- 26- 40 that runs the gamut from bers assisting included Mrs. Elegant New Year's Eve Specialties daytime casual to Dorothy Bailee. Illustrious Quiche • Assorted Miniature pastries evening glitter Don't let commandress. and Mrs. Vyet- "anything keep you away ta Walkef. Long Branch; Mrs • Party Platters A FITTING PLACE FOH SHOES SINCE 1t4t from this spectacular Ruth Morgan. Neplune; Mrs. Feoruring fine French ond Italian Ethel M. Davis. Asbury Park; women's shoe event - Mrs. Anne Chase. Freehold. pastries. it only happens once and Mrs. Bessie M. Smith. Red Custom orders tor your holiday parries. a season' Bank. A gift Ideal Elegant world famed JSMllCr PTA MANAGERS Godivo Belgion Chocolates. - SHOI COMPANY - SHREWSBURY - The Mode of natural products. 18 BROArn D< (MOUNSTREETT |turkiiij,£ RElo n«Dr BANK Monmouth County Council of Beautifully packaged for people <*|H-n 1 i -Itn -.|«\ an'I Kri9 BRIGHTON Register's Community Room. WE. 447 Brood Street Mrs. Aim Kaplan will preside tEST EM) (IV.35) In Shrewsbury. New Jersey Plans are being made for the Preview Our Sparkling New Open 7 doys o week. •Haj Founders' Day Lunch- Resort Collection Monday thru Saturday 9-8. Sunday 9-6. Mi ta February. 10 The DMlyRegbtcr SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29.1978 With both grief and hope Catholics slain in Guinea Religion shaped events By GEOIGE W. CORNELL which churches saw as throttling religious activities and vio- Religion, both of the historic and newly bizarre kinds, lating constitutional guarantees of religious freedom. shaped the top news events of 1978, evoking horror In one case, —United Presbyterians rejected moves to allow ordination and in another, both grief and fresh hope after religion outlawed of homosexuals, the first major denomination to take an explicit In atunnuig sequence, two popes died and a third was elected, Pope John Paul II, the first non-Italian pope in 455 stand on the issuee, which also continues smouldering in many •y REV. LESTER JUNSOLVING church bodies WASHINGTON, DC - Equatorial Guinea's Marxist years and the first eastern European in history. —On the basis of an asserted revelation from God, the dictator Francisco Manas Nguema outlawed the practice His choice, dramatizing the global dimensions of the church, church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints removed the ban of religion last June, in his nation which is H percent INSIDE brought a new note of confidence and vigor to its leadership. Catholic A sensation of a different sort came when a U.S.-spawned that had barred blacks from the Mormon priesthood. cult of more than NO people ruled by a megalomaniacal "Dad" The U.S. Department of State, which is usually very —Garner Ted Armstrong, the smooth-voiced broadcaster Jim Jones, committed mass suicde at his bidding in a Jungle tolerant of any dictatorship which is black, admits that in for the World Wide Church of God, was ousted by his father, the RELIGION hideaway in Guyana. Equatorial Guinea "tens of thousands" of Catholics have founder of the California-based, personally dominated organiza- The grisly case aroused searching anxieties about contem- already been killed - while the Vatican estimates that tion. porary conditions that would engender It, and also deepened M,fM have perished uneasiness about the spread of authoritarian cults In the coun- Roman Catholic women staged a convention of 2,001 in Approximately half the population has fled the country try. Baltimore, pressing for admission of women to that church's all- — Including the dictator's wife (who learned the number of deny knowing anything about a NCCB letter to Home. A third prime news happening of the past year also had male priesthood, with a negative response from U.S. bishops, his Swiss bank account, which is presently providing her Would he investigate the matter? underlying religious ramifications — the groping for peace who nevertheless set up a new liaison commission on women's with a livelihood, in Spain). Another refugee is Roman The bishop evaded. between Moslem Egypt and Jewish Israel. concerns. Catholic Bishop Rafael Nie Abuy, who has been visiting the If Bishop Nze's Vatican passport is cancelled, would the Their leaders — and President Carter, a Southern Baptist Breakaway Episcopalians feuded among themselves at the United States, and trying to focus public concern upon the U.S. bishops intervene with the State Department so that Christian - credited faith in God for their measureable, yet still formal launching of their separate Anglican Catholic Church, a genoddal terror now raging in his country. the bishop would not be deported? hesitant, contentious steps toward a settlement injhe Middle relatively small schism preciptated by the Episcopal Church's This has apparently displeased certain people in high Bishop Kelly evaded. East new policy of ordaining women. places who are unwilling to offend even the most atrocious "Well," Klnsolving demanded, "are you as concerned While these events overshadowed the year's news generally, tyranny — if the dictator is black. For in Rome, the for this man as you are for the Rhodesians and South A consultation of bishops of the world-wide Anglican com- other developments also drew major attention in the religious Superior of the Claretian Order, the Rev. Antonio Leghisa, Africans?" munion, including the Episcopal Church among 24 national field. Among them: wrote Bishop Nie that the Vatican's Congregation For the The bishop said he didn't understand the question bodies totalling 15 million members, declared its acceptance of —Sharp dissent and controversy arose from the World Propagation of The Faith "is alarmed, since the U.S. "Let me repeat," said Klnsolving. "Are you as con- those national churches deciding to ordain women, several of Council of Churches' $85,000 grant to Zimbabwe's Patriotic National Conference of Catholic Bishops has written them cerned for this man as you are for the Rhodesians and which have done so. But the mother Church of England decided Front guerrillas fighting the Internal settlement in Rhodesia expressing unfavorable opinion to your expressed intention South Africans?" against it by a narrow vote. between other black leaders and the white regime for gradual of remaining in the U.S.A. For that very reason, they ask The bishop, red in the face, repeated that he didn't steps toward majority rule. me to write to you urging you to return to Europe as soon as understand. —Friction mounted between government agencies and the possible. There is a danger that they may declare null and Rising to fever pitch, fists on hips, Kinsolving cried out, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH churches, which protested new and expanding regulations void your Vatican passport." "Are you concerned for this man?" Harding R Ped B.mk This astounding letter to a refugee bishop, who is under "Yes!" an exasperated Kelly blurted. iltl S Mi"1. Mm.sit" the death sentence in absentia, was taken up at this The CCPA is still trying to find out who — if anyone — THE CELEBRATION OF November's meeting of the National Conference of Catho- wrote the letter from Catholic Church headquarters in the King of Kings Lutheran Church lic Bishops (NCCB), by the Catholics For Christian Politi- United States to the Claretians. CCPA reports they re- SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP cal Action (CCPA), during a press conference. But Bishop ceived no help at all in this endeavor from Washington's Cherry Tree Farm 1 Harmony Road* Thomas Kelly, General Secretary of the NCCB, denied any black Auxiliary Bishop Eugene Marino, or from the (racial- \AAA/ Middletown. N.J. knowledge of such a letter. He suggested instead that it ly segregated) Congressional Black Caucus. They also note 9 and 11 A.M. might have been the South American bishops conference that the headquarters' Office of International Justice and T™""" Wonhlp Services: New Year's Eve Worship 7:30 P.M. The CCPA reports the following: Peace "has known about Equatorial Guinea for a long time - 8 AM 9:15 AM 10:45 AM At the second press conference the questioner was the without issuing a statement." Where The: Father is praised redoubtable Les Kiniolving, editor, columnist, commen- This is understandable, if outrageous. For this organiza- Sunday School: tator and bane of every Washington DC. pettifogging tion's director ultra-liberal Father Bryan Hehir, has been : Son is glorified bureaucrat. very busy promoting the giveaway of the Panama Canal, as 9:15 AM : Holy Spirit is obeyed Under Kinsolving's questioning, Bishop Kelly did again well as the return of St. Stephen's Crown William Hanson, Pastor. 671-3348 : and tl.<» Gospel Enjoyed

Religious events FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OF EATONTOWN 76 Wyckoff Rd. Robert W Reed, Pastor 642-0706 Services. 9 30 and 11 AM Sunday Concern about broadcasts School. 9 30AM WASHINGTON (AP) - An official of the U.S. Catholic FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Conference says paid religious programming sponsored by Rev. Dean Harrison. Pastor. 220 Sycamore FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of MATAWAN fundamentalist broadcasters Is threatening availability of free Ave. Shrewsbury. 741-0048 10:00 AM Sun- Rt 34. Pastor Michael R Miller 566-2663 day school, Sunday services 11 00 AM and Worship service 10 AM Sunday School (Nurs- broadcasting time for mainline religious bodies. 7.00 P.M Wed 8 P.M. ST. JAMES', LONG BRANCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION ery-8th grade) 10AM Robert Beusse, the conference secretary for communica- 300BwayatStocum 222-1411 Sun 8AM 10 Broadway at Locust Ave . W Long Branch tion, made the statement to state Catholic communication AM. Sung Mass and Sermon (Church School Sunday service at 9:15 & II AM Church directors. "• and Nursery). Tues 7 A.M. & Wed 930 AM School at 9:15 A.M. Rev Allred C Assa. Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of RED BANK He said that local broadcasters are replacing free air time Frl. 5:30 P M low masses Rev Canon Charles Tower Hill, Harding Road. Red Bank. Dr H Osborn. Rficrnr KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH for mainline religious programming with paid programming by Gerald S Mills. 9»n»r Paslor, Worship Services Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony fids,, Middletown. fundamentals and "entrepreneurial types that masquerade ST. JOHN'S UTTLE SILVER 9 & 11 AM ChJrch School & Nursery 9 & 11. Dec 24 only Candlelight Servioes: 7.9.11 p m AM under the name of religious broadcasting." CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF MATAWAN Point Road 741-7826 The Rev Ronald Jsynes. Rector Sunday Eucharists: 8. 9 30.1130 SBC 485 Lloyd Rd Pastor Elmer Vogelsang FIRST PRESBYTERIAN AT RUMSON. Council's grant protested Bible study 9 45 a.m. Sunday worship services Church School and Nursery 9:30 11am and 6 p.m. Wed. prayer service 8 p.m. Park Ave and E River Road 842-0429 Sunday NEW YORK (AP) - The United Methodist Church's chief 583-9759 Worship Services 9 30 and 11AM Nursery ST. THOMAS, RED BANK available Church School for all ages 930 A M ecumenical officer, the Rev. Dr. Robert W. Huston, says he has Corner East Sunset & Bridge Ave.. Red Bank, Bev Fosler "Skip" Wilson received more mail about the World Council of Churches' 747-1039 Rev Fr E.B. Scotl. Sun 9 AM Holy . ATLANTIC HIGHIANDS/NAVHINK COLTS NECK BAPTIST CHURCH Eucharist. Sunday School 9 AM Wed. 9 A.M. I85.0M grant to the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) Meeting at Ihe Atlantic Grange, Heyer's Mill UNITED METHODIST CHURCH UNCROFT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN than about any other issue in his 1] years in his job. Road lor Sunday. 11 AM. Worship, 9 45 AM Third and Garlield Avenues. Atlantic Highlands Everett Road and Wesl From Slreet. 741-8921 Sunday school lor all ages; Bible Study 7 p.m TRINITY CHURCH, MATAWAN Sunday School 9 10 30 AM Church Worship Worship and Church School al 10 AM Rev. He told a meeting of denominational leaders "there is much Harold Turner current misinformation and misinterpretation of the grant... and Wed 8 P.M. Paslor — fiev Lindsey. Ryers Lane (off Rt 79) 591-9210 The Reverend 11 A.M. Monmouth Avenue, Navesink Church 544-1342. • George M. Jaeger' Rector 8 A.M. Holy Worship 9 30 A M Sunday School HAM Rev For both theological and pragmatic reasons, United Methodist Eucharist. 10 A.M. Family Eucharist Nursery & John P. Wood. Pastor. 291-0485 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT SHREWSBURY Christians need more persistent and positive information about Church School EVANGELICAL FREE BAPTIST 352 Sycamore Ave. bhrewsourv. 74/-3bb/ all ecumenical agencies." CHRIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST Church school 9AM Adult class 9 AM. Controversy about the grant is a major item on the agenda Meeting al Ihe United Methodist Church, 1102 TRINITY CHURCH, RED BANK 300 Ridge Rd , Fair Haven, in the beautiful F H Sunday Service 10 30 A M Nursery available Ocean Avenue. Sea Bright, 988-7982 7.30 P.M. of a meeting of the World Council's policy-making Central 65 West Front St., Red Bank Tradliionai Fields. Rev. Charles I. Williams. Pastor Sunday worship, Rev John Ritenbury. 741-0234 741-3009 Church School 930 Committee in Jamaica Jan. Ml. Episcopal services Sunday 8 a.m., 9:15 a.m. THE WESTMINSTER and 11:00. Church School 9 15 am Rev Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONG BRANCH Canon Charles H Best, Rector. 741-4581 Service first Sunday of each month PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Parley on women clergy set 501 Balh Ave.. 229-1453. Sunday School 9:30 94 Tindall Rd Middlelown Rev Hartan C UNITED METHODIST/PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DALLAS (AP) - A consultation of 650 United Methodist A.M. Morning Worship 11 AM Youth groups 6 Dursee. pastor Sunday Services 10 AM Sun- P.M. Eve. worship 7:15 Rev. Nicholas Salios 76Wyckotf Rd.. Eatontown. Harold P. Johnson. day School 10 AM. Christmas eve lamily wor- clergywomen and male Methodist leaders meets Jan. 2-5 at 542-4321 Services 9:30 & 11 AM. Nursery ship. 7 P.M. Youth Club Thursday 4:30-7 P.M. Southern Methodist University to seek means to make the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RED BANK Church School 9 30. AM church more receptive to women clergy, both in the pulpit and Cor. Maple Ave and Oakland SI Sunday School KIMISIS TIS THEOTOKOU In traditionally male-dominated church offices. 9:45 AM Worship Service 11 AM Evening UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Service 7 P.M. Wednesday prayer meeting 8 610 Beer St.. Hazlal. N.J. Divine liturgy 10-11 30 247 Broad St.. Red Bank. Dr Rollo Michael. An era of human rights? P.M. Assoc. Pastor Vlnlon A. N. Upham, Paslor A.M. Sun. School 10 A.M. Greek school Minister. Sun Worship 8 30 AM in chapel. 9.30 Edward Vanderhey 747-0671 3:30-530 Tues. & Thurs. 739-1515 . Father & 11 A.M. In sanctuary; Sun. School 930 AM George G. Prafi&as. SHREWSBURY FRIENDS MEETING NEW YORK (AP) - Although sophisticated use of drugs, NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH psychology, computers and other means have made human Meeting for worship and First day school. 11 Cherry Tree Farm A New Monmouth Roads. A M Sunday Rt. 35 and Sycamore Avenue oppression far worse in many places, an ecumenical official New Monmouth. Rev Donald N. Scolield. Shrewsbury 741-7210. 671-2651 Everybody says history may record the present period as a time of Pastor. Sunday School lor all ages, 9:30 A.M. welcome Morning Worship, 10:45 and 7 PM. eve. reinforcing human rights. service. Wed. Prayei 7:30 P.M. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev Dr. William L. Wlpfler, head of the human rights OLD FIRST CHURCH — MIDDLETOWN Albert Spangler, D.D.. Pastor. 185 Ocean Ave . office of the National Council of Churches, told a Lutheran Established in 1688 69 Kings Highway. Mid- E Keansburg 787-6199 Sunday Service 11 luncheon: dlelown Village. An ecumenical fellowship in lull AM. Nursery provided Sunday School 930 "I really believe that when historians and analysts look back communion with the United Church of Christ A.M. Youth Fellowship 6 P.M Wed Bible Study (Congregational) and the American Baptist and Prayer 7 P.M. on the 1970's, it will be seen as a period in which a social, Churches Worship service 10'30 A.M.; Church REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDLETOWN political and moral movement in support of human rights came School 10:10 (Child Care provided). Dr Joseph BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL 123 Kings Highway. Middlelown. Rev. Wm. w. alive on every continent. CHRIST, SCIENTIST, RED BANK H Heartberg. pastor. 671-1905. W From & Applegale Sis., River Plaza. Red Coventry 671-0965. SurV School 9:30 A.M. 211 Broad SI., Red Bank Church Service & Bank. Sun Lord's Supper 9.30 A M Bible Hour Service of worship 11 AM (Nursery Provided). Religion not marriage block Sunday School — Sun 10 A.M. Wed. Eve 8:15 & Sun. School 11 00 A.M. Eve Service 7:00 P M (Nursery Available Sun. & Wed') Reading P.M. Wed. Prayer & Bible Study 800 P.M REFORMED CHURCH Of TINTON FALLS NEW YORK (AP) — A national survey of marriage counsel- Room The Mall, Red Bank. Mon.-Sal 10:30 am lo 4:30 p.m. Friday eves, 7-9 p.m. CALVARY CHAPEL 62 Hance Ave.. Tinton Fads. Rev, Arthur W ors by Redbook magazine finds that religious differences are no Landon. Paslor. 842-8638 Sun Service 10 30 Rev. Richard L. Shaw, Pastor Meels in longer generally considered a cause of marital difficulties, and A.M. (child care provided) Sun. Church School CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM Navesink Methodist Church Navesink Worship 10:30 AM that couples seem to be pairing off more wisely in that regard. FIRST CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCIENTIST 186 Maple Ave.. Red Bank, 741-1657 Service 11 A.M. Scripture and Life-sharing groups at The study found the main causes of marital difficulty were, 84 Broad SI. Keyport Church Service & Sun. 6:30 PM. Praise and Ministry 7 30 P M Bible School Sun , 10 A.M. (Child Care available). Sat. morn. 9:15. Hebrew School Regislralion in order of importance: Breakdowns in communication, loss of Call 741-837* and prayer meeting week nights in various Wed Meeting 8 PM.. Reading Room Mon.. communities shared goals or interests, sexual incompatibility and infidelity. Tues Thurs., Frl.. 12-2 P.M.. Wed. 7:15-7:45 PM OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH Kenneth Gamble, Pastor, Appleton & Burlinglon Ave. Leonardo. 291-2698 Sun. School. 945 CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY Volunteers man phones A.M. Sunday services, 11 A.M.. 7:30 P.M Wed. Rev. Donald E Hickey, Pastor. Ridge & Hance Bible and Prayer Meeting, 7:30 PM. Rds. Fair Haven. 741-1714 Sal 5 P.M. Mass LONG BRANCH-A group Cerebral Palsy Center, will be CROSS Of GLORY LUTHERAN CHURCH UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH Sun A.M. Services — 7:30,9,10,11.12. of volunteers will man tele- manning the telephones Sun- Cambridge Dr.. Matawan. 9:30 Sunday Wor- Rav. James H Persons. Paslor. 1209 W Front phones at the United Cerebral day at the facility to accept ship. 10.45 Sunday School. Nursery thru Adult. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH All SAINTS, NAVESINK St., Lincroll. 747-1231. Sun Bible School 10 Palsy School and Treatment pledges. 7:30 P.M. Wednesday, Informal Worship Ser- AM Sun. Services 845. 11 AM & 7 PM Wed. 94 Broad Street, Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Pastor; Center here this week in an Corner ol Navesink & Locust Ave . Navesink. vice. Eve. prayer service 7:30 Rev. Frederick A. Valenlmo Phone: 741-0500 291-0417 Rev. H.fi. Sorensen. Rector. Sunday attempt to raise funds to fight MASSES CHURCH Saturday Eve 5:30 p m & services 8 & 10 A.M. Church School lor Nursery CHRIST CHURCH UNITY 7:30 p.m. Sunday 6:00. 7 45. 9.00, 10:30. the number one child-crippler National lecturer thru 6lh grade, 10 A.M. 603 3rd Avenue. Asbury Park Minister; Mary 12.00 and 5:30 p m. BROAD ST AUDITORIUM The annual fund-raising GITHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rowe Service and Sunday School 11 am. BOO am & 11:00 am. DAILY MASSES. 625. to speak at college Maple & Main St.. Keyport, Rev Henry Kircher, (Classes during Ihe week) 775-8474 7:15,8:00 C.C.D. CLASSES (Call the rectory) week of the center will cul- CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDUTOWN minate in a Phonathon, Dec. 31 Pastor. 264-8078 Sunday. 10 A.M. Church FORT MONMOUTH - Dr. The Kings Hwy . Middlelown Village. 671-2524 School. 10:15 A.M. The Service. from Ham. to 4 p.m. Charles A. Liechti, national or 741-7704 Oaily Eucharist Monday thru Sat- Since 1M8, when it opened lecturer for the Microwave urday. 9.30 Sunday Eucharist 8. 9:30 A.M. its doors, 1,100 clients have Morning Prayer 11 00 AM Nursery and Sunday HOLY TRINITY RED BANK Theory and Techniques Socie- School 9.30 A.M. 150 River Road, 741-9241 Sunday School and gone through the center. As of ty, will speak at Monmouth Worship Service 10 AM. Mrs. Robert Ayres. ST. ALBAN, THE MARTYR Collmgwood Park. Shark River Rd.. Neptune today, there is a caseload of College, West Long Branch, at President 747-3829. Pastor Sleven Poemtz 922-1675 Tun eve 280 clients, which entails 2,820 8 p.m. Jan. 11 under the aus- CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY Sunday Mass. 9:30 A.M. at Second and Bath Bible Class, 6:30 P.M. Sabbath school Sat. 9 30 Founded I7M LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Ave. (Seashore Day Camp). Long Branch. A.M. Worship service. Sal 11 AM treatments per month in all pices of two state chapters or 222-2884. areas of physical, occupa- Broad at Sycamore (Route 35) Sunday Uluourl Synod the Institute of Electrical and Schedule Holy Eucharist al 8 & 10. Church tional, speech therapy and spe- 818 Tinton Ave.. Tinton Falls. The Reverend Electronics Engineers. School tor all ages The Rev. Edwrd M. Story Donald I Riggs. Pastor. Sunday Worship Ser- cial education. Two satellite The lecture will be pre- vice, lu JU A.M.. Sunday School 9 A.M. programs were opened this ceded by dinner at 6 p.m. at 542-2727 put year in Ocean County, Old Orchard Inn. Eatontown. ST. GEORGES-BY:THE-RIVER, RUMSON providing direct services to LUTHERAN CHURCH Reservations can be placed Walerman ar\d Lincoln Avenues (842-0556) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN tfRST UNITARIAN OF MONMOUTH COUNTY children and families. Sunday morning services 8:00 Holy Eucharist; Of THE GOOD SHEPHERD with Rose Mlgliara of the Third and East Highland Avenue Worship Ser- 1475 West Front Si., Uncrott, Minister Harold R 9 30 Holy Eucharist and Church School. 11:18 Lutheran Church in America. Middlelown Rd. af Dean. Worship service 10 AM Church School Mrs. Charlotte C. Conlin, Army Electronics Research Morning Prayer and Sermon (Holy Eucharist. vice 11 A.M. Sun. School 9:30 AM Children's executive director of the and Development Command's Crawford Corner Rd., HoknM. 842-4596. Sermon & Nursery Care Rev. Guy G Millard. and NurserylO A M. Discussion Service 11:30 First Sunday); Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy 671 -1522 Worship al 10:45 A.M. I and treatment center, Electronics Technology and Eucharist Paslor. 291-9265 A.M 741-8092. and staff of the Devices Laboratory, here. Colts pace to victory

By BILL IAPC1C O'Shaugbnessy to the tie-breaking toeboard. CBA carried a "We kept control of the boards," cited Cox as a major three-point edge into the locker room. factor. "Driscoll did a super job on rebounds — and he's a WEST LONG BRANCH - Alas, poor Fliers They fared not The revitalized Colts trotted back for the second half with guard." Driscoll pulled down II for the victors. well defense on their minds. They shut down Neptune's drive, they "I'd have to say the pace was the biggest factor," Neptune With but I thirtysevenpoint-three shooting percentage took control of the boards, and they forced the Fliers to try long Coach Larry Hennessy assessed, his voice softened by the through the twine target, with a pace of play not to their liking, shots they had not anticipated. disappointment and shock the game's outcome brought. "I think facing a zone defense they had^i reconnoitered, they (ell to The Fliers missed many in the third. that defensively, we didn't hold them. We gave them shots all that noblest of beasts, the Colt, of the CBA variety. The Colts, on the other hand, did not try many CBA calmly over the place Christian Brothers Academy, paced by the indomitable ran its offense for three minutes, patiently waiting for the right "In the third period, our offense couldn't get rolling. We corner jump shooting of (-1 senior Marty Lutschaunig, took an shot. Lutschaunig popped a comer jumper to end the drought normally look inside, and there was nothing we could do when early lead and maintained control through the entire game to He dropped in two more identical jumpers in the period, and they shut it off. notch a M-53 victory over Neptune High School in the semifinals topped all scorers with 23 overall. "These kids (CBA) could take those outside shots," he of the 23rd Annual Holiday Jubilee Tournament. The bulk of CBA's points in the final quarter came from the continued. "Lutschaunig, he was hitting them. They all hit." In an earlier pairing last evening, The Big Blue Warriors of foul line as Neptune became increasingly physical CBA guard Manasquan defeated the Crimson Knights of Wall, 61-52. Steve Driscoll left the floor twice during the game when Flier CBA will play the winner of the Asbury Park-Lakewood defenders' hands and his eyes collided; backup guard Bob tomorrow night at 830 in the finals. Maggs did a mid-air somersault when he was elbow-hooked by CBAM.NettoaeU Neptune's Todd Holland. Holland was ejected from the game on "Your headline can say that CBA used a zone against a charge of flagrant personal foul. Neptune — and beat them," said a quietly Jubilant Coach Vinnie An impassioned 14 point fourth quarter was the order of the Sports Cox. "I think this is the fourth time in 17 years that we've gone day for Neptune's Carl Braggs, but his teammates were kept to a zone." off-balance by personal foul trouble Braggs himself ac- FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1978 11 The Colts, who virtually invented the man-to-man defense, cumulated four personals In the second half. switched to the 2-3 zone to combat Neptune's fast break and run- and-shoot attack. "We controlled the pressure until the fourth quarter," Cox continued. "At that point, our kids were just absolutely worn out. That's why we switched back to man." Red Bank dumps RBC; CBA controlled the opening tip, and the key word became control. Cox leapt from his seat on the bench several times, yelling, "Patience, patience." It became a winning virtue. "The patience paid off," Cox said. It took Neptune three and a quarter minutes to get on the Monmouth raises dust board. In the meantime, the Colts had rolled up eight points By JIM HINTELMANN CBA and Neptune matched buckets until 2:42 in the first, when RED BANK - The semi- the Fliers ran off six quick points to the Colts' two to narrow final action in the Casey Holi- •atHMr pM» urry '•••• CBA's first-period margin to KM. day Festival featured one- BLOCK THAT PASS — Carl Braggs of Neptune, left, The Fliers began hanging on the Colts, cranking up their sided games yesterday as de- attempts a long downcourt pass in the closing famous — or is it infamous — full-court pressure and making the fending champion Red Bank minutes of the semifinal match between CBA and key look more lute a locked safe. Regional and Monmouth Re- Neptune In the Holiday Jubilee tournament. Colt The pressure began to pay off for the Fliers as they tied the gional advanced to the finals Tim Soling, right, adds traffic. score at 24 apiece with 4:06 remaining in the half. But Neptune's with impressive victories. players got slap-happy, and sent Pat Driscoll and Mike Red Bank pulled away from Red Bank Catholic in the sec- ond quarter and coasted to a 62-43 triumph over the Caseys in one semifinal, and Mon- Eagles versus Hornets mouth Regional ran away from Mater Dei, 93-64 in the other semi The two teams are sched- uled to clash for the cham- in battle of unbeatens pionship tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. Red Bank Catholic By GREIG HENDERSON for 17 points. and Mater Dei will meet in a 7 Caponegro was high scorer for SJV with 15 points. Sheehan p.m. consolation. HOLMDEL - Big, burly and unbeaten hit for 14 and Paul Norton added 13 points. in losers' consolation games That's what the crowd will get an eyeful of tonight at 8:30 "I tell you, I'm a little worried," said Houston in reference yesterday, Shore Regional p.m. when Middletown South High School and Holmdel battle to tonight's game. "It's gonna be a good one." downed Rumson-Fair Haven, for the title in the Fourth Annual Bayshore Invitational Basket- 79-72, and Henry Hudson ball Tournament at St. John Vianney High School. Halndel 81, Manchester Tawasalp IS topped Middletown North, Middletown South (6-0), the top seed and defending cham- "I would like to play Middletown South," Hornet Coach Al 72-53. pion, climbed into the finals by stopping the host Lancers (2-5), Longo had said after his team battered the Hawks, and prior to MeuMath N, Maler Del 43 M-JO, in the second game of a doubleheader last night Smith's victory. "It would be the first game this year when RED BANK- Monmouth we're not favored. I think it would take the pressure off us." Regional used a swarming, Holmdel (54), led by 1-8 center Jess Stout, trounced Longo got his wish, and a lot of credit can be given to Jess pressing defense to roll over Manchester Township (2-4), 89-65 in the first game. In a pair of scrappy, but outclassed Mater Stout. Stout, using his bulk to the utmost under the boards, afternoon consolation games, Rafitan (5-3) blasted Point Pleas- Dei scored 32 points to lead the Holmdel attack. ant Beach (1-5), 76-49, and Keyport (2-4) downed Keansburg Monmoulh Coach Jay (1-4), MM* "He's got some good, little moves and a soft touch," Longo Fitzpatrick was happy with his MkMletewa Saila la, St. Jthi Vlaaaey M said about his senior center. Stout had that and more last night team's effort, and looks for- "That was the hardest 18 point game I've ever been "Our game plan was to slow the tempo down on ward to tomorrow's final involved in," Middletown South Coach Pat Houston smiled Manchester," Longo said. "I saw what they did to Rarilan. against Red Bank. weakly. Their press is good, but It gave up a lot down the court." "It should be a very interest- A vocal crowd will attest to that, as a bigger Eagle squad Enter JessStout. ing game," he said. "Both had to hold off a pesky Lancer team for most of the game before Holmdel, with Stout and Don Parcell splitting 12 points, teams are capable of scoring a lot of points. taking control in the fourth quarter. pulled out to a 21-10 first quarter lead. The Hornets, with Skip Quigley collecting eight points, and Stout and Dick Scanlon "Red Bank will be the most "That was like an instant replay of our last game with St. nabbing six points, steadily pulled away from a smaller physical team that we have John's," Houston said. In that contest, the Lancers stayed close Manchester team to take a 44-28 halftime lead. faced this year," Fitzpatrick for a half before succumbing to a South surge in the third added. "That is one of the quarter. Stout baffled the Hawk defense with 12 points and Bruce things that I am worried NO YOU DON'T — Mater Dei's Frank AAerganthaler, dark lersey, takes firm "What turned the tide for us this time Is what normally turns McLean added eight points to make It a runaway in the third about. quarter "If we are going to beat Red possession of the ball in yesterday's semifinal motch against Monmouth the tide for us ... our defense," Houston added. "That and Chris Regional. Falcon Randy Klrkpatrick reaches for the ball, but Dan DIMIcelli Montanti. Montanti was the game." Manchester will meet St. John Vianney in the consolation Bank, it's going to be our game tonight at 7 p.m. See Bus, page 12 (30) can't get Into the act. • • Montanti, a 1-5 junior, came off the bench to score 18 points and grab 12 rebounds. "Brian Nooncdid a good job with his team." Houston added. "I think his kids were a little more up for this one than we were, but Montanti was the difference." Montanti crashed the boards to score eight points while Isles' Bossy keeps on shootin' guards Paul Hall and Dave Harrington added nine and seven points, respectively, In the final period. ATLANTA (AP) - It's a big mistake to ty," which resulted in Bossy's first goal, said Bouchard with a 15-foot shot from up the "That's the kind of game that makes a The Eagles dealt the fatal blow in the (inal two minutes of leave a high-scoring winger like the New York Flames Coach Fred Crelghton. middle His second goal was an eight-foot shot coach get old in a hurry," sighed young Phila- the game when they scored 11 unanswered points. Harrington Islanders' Mike Bossy alone In front of a hock- The Flames had tied the game and "we had and his third came when he flipped a rebound delphia helmsman Bob McCammon. "A coach led the surge with five points, all from the foul line. ey goal. a power play going and we had the momentum, past Bouchard. could possibly have a breakdown in a game like Marc Caponegro and Pat Sheehan combined for 10 points as The Atlanta Flames made that mistake - but that completely turned it around." he said. Bossy also had an assist, to get four points that." SI. John Vianney jumped out to a 14-9 first quarter lead. A pair and many others — last night and Bossy got "We took loo many penalties early in the game for the night, while Bryan Trottier, who was Flyers right wing Paul Holmgren, who of quick buckets by Jim Murray and Harrington opened the three goals in the second period to lead New We made one or two mistakes that were costly tied with Bossy in goals scored going into ti.e banged home the winning shot with 3:22 to second quarter and cut the Lancer advantage to three points. York to a 10-4 National Hockey League victory. I don't know if they finished everybody's mis- game, got a goal and (our assists play, said he wished the score had been lower "I was surprised how I was left alone in takes as well as they did ours, but they certain- Trottier extended his streak to 15 con- because a freewheeling game is "not a very Eagle center Jeff Ennen tjed the game at 16-16 on a three- front of the net," Bossy said. "I think he ly did a good job of it." secutive games with either a goal or an assist good sight when you're a team that stresses point play, but after another tie at 18-18, St. John Vianney scored (Flames goalie Dan Bouchard) got a little Dennis Potvln opened the scoring with a He has 15 points in the last three games. defense." Five straight points for a 23-18 lead. discouraged. He didn't even come out to try to power play goal for the Islanders, who lead the Flyers I, Raagers 5 And Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia captain South retaliated with eight unanswered points, a Montanti challenge Clark and they pulled him right after Patrick Division and have lost fewer games PHILADELPHIA - It was a spectator's and never one to pull a verbal punch when he follow shot with 25 seconds left giving it the lead and a Hall steal that." than any other team in the league. Trottier delight, the see-saw, high-scoring National thinks his teammates need it, declared: "No- and layup at the buzzer for a 26-23 advantage. Bouchard was yanked from the game after then got his goal with an assist from Bossy Hockey League slugfest between the New York body was very good out there tonight " The Lancers got the lead back with 5:47 left in the third Clark Gillies scored the Islanders seventh goal Guy Choulnard got two goals to open the Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers, which Rangers coach Fred Shero, on the other quarter on a Sheehan jumper. 29-28. but were unable to hold to start the third period. He was replaced by second period for the defenseless Flames, last left the hosts in sole possession of the Patrick hand, was not all that displeased with his back the Eagle attack. Yves Belanger, who allowed the last three in the division, while Willi piett and Jean Division's second place. charges Harrington led all scorers with 20 points. Hall, who had Islander goals. Pronovost added scores after It was too late. But the win left the Flyers in a less than- "We could have won the game. Our biggest trouble with his shooting touch in the first half, finished strong "The turning point was Eric Vails penal- Bossy's got his first goal by beating jubUant mood after last night's encounter asset — our oflense — was going for us," Playoffs: Past games mean nothing By JONNI FALK they don't exist. Anybody who's going on any other assump- Pittsburgh does have the tools to do that, and Terry with that game, then we can't win." tion is in the wrong business." Bradshaw has had his finest year as an NFL quarterback One thing Atlanta may not be able to overcome is Two National Football League playoff games on tele- Denver has been using revolving quarterbacks in recent But the Steelers still have to prove it on the field. Dallas's playoff experleace "Experience is important," vision tomorrow should keep dad away from those boring games, and when the two teams played earlier, Craig ATLANTA AT DALLAS Cowboy Coach Tom Landry noted. "Experience pays off in chores that the family is waiting for him to do. Morton, the former Giant, completed only three of nine This game almost seems to be a mismatch, but Atlanta preaswe circumstances It helps you from getting carried Denver will be at Pittsburgh in the American Con- pastes in the first half. Norris Weese, the scrambler, led has pulled off too many miracles this season to be taken away. It's to your advantage." ference gam* (12:10 on Channel 4), and Atlanta will go at the Broncos' second-half comeback. lightly. One of those miracles came last Sunday with the Dallas knows all about the blitzing Falcons, and the defending Super Bowl champs, the Dallas Cowboys, in Morton will probably start tomorrow, but if the Steelers last-gasp win over Philadelphia, the NFC's other wild card SUubach is the guy who will have to read those blitzes the National Conference game (Channel 2 at 4 p.m.). get to him early and often, Weese may come in to provide team. "Roger won't have much time to throw," Dallas special The survivors, of course, go on to the conference mobility. Red Miller has done that before. The Falcons will hope to stay close to the Cowboys Assistant Ermal Allen said. "We will have to stick to basic championships against the winners of Sunday's games "Morton's number one for them," Greene said. "I'm tomorrow and hope that the offense will create another late stuff. We csn't get too fancy. You couldn't get a flu flicker (Houston at New England, and Minnesota at Los Angeles). not taking anything away from Weese, but there wasn't any drive. That will, obviously, put a tremendous burden on off against the Falcons if you had the whole National Guard Denver made it to the Super Bowl last year only to be pressure on him in that first game. That game was already Atlanta's defense because it will have to handle Roger blocking for you." defeated by Dallas. The Broncos are always an enigma. lost when he came in. I like Morton as a quarterback. He Is Staubach. Tony Dorset! and those excellent Cowboy re- While people are talking about Atlanta's pressure de- They seldom beat themselves, and, yet, seldom seem to win what makes them go; he's smart. He's not mobile, but he ceivers. fense, watch what the Cowboys' front four does to the as much as their opponents seem to lose. buys himself a lot of time. He just doesn't drop back; he "We can't make many mistakes and figure to win," inexperienced Atlanta offensive front. That, in the long run, Denver did lose, 21-17, to the Steelers a few weeks back run a lot of play-action passes. He knows their personnel, Falcon Coach Leeman Bennett said. "Dallas does not allow may be more crucial that Slaubach's ability to read blitzes. in a game that the Steelers led, 21-0, before benching most and he gets an awful lot of mileage out of that offense." you to escape your errors." of the first team. Things like that don't mean much In the The Steelers have made no secret of the fact that they Bennett said that his defense will continue to play the PBO PICKS playoffs, are happy to be playing Denver, rather than Miami or New botxlag, gambling style that carried the team into the SATURDAY "In the playoffs, all things that happened before are In England. However, they will still have to conquer the playoffs "That's our game," the coach said. "We've won 17 (•••e team hi CAPS) i the past," Pittsburgh defensive tackle Mean Joe Greene Denver defense and will have to throttle the Broncos' games over the past two years playing our game, and we're PITTSBURGH 17. Denver II said. "Anything that's not Xs and Os don't matter. It's like offense. fotag to try to win another with it If we can't beat Dallas DALLAS 24, Atlanta 17 12 TheDtatfyRegtacr SHREWSBURY, N.J. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29. I 978 Colonials, Patriots to butt heads in tourney final

MARLBORO - Freehold Township and Freehold will Patriots with a jumper at the M second mark. forced numerous Marlboro turnovers and the Colonials capital- square oft for the Freehold Regional District Basketball Tour- Jeff Peras scored 23 for the Patriots, and Bill Maher had II ized on them for a 2514 spread. nament championship tomorrow night after both teams for Manalapan Dave Walch scored 14 for Freehold, including eight in the emerged with hard-fought triumphs yesterday Freehold District Si Peteri 4t, H.wtll 41 final quarter. Lou Conover had I]. Freehold Township fought off a fourth-quarter Manalapan St. Peter's outpointed Howell in each of the first three Steve Schefkind scored 11 for Marlboro, which evens its rally to down the Braves, 4M4 Freehold also put on a last- periods as it handed the Rebels their fifth consecutive loss. mark at 3-3 : period rally to stop Marlboro, 54-48 Freehold Ttwuaip 41, MaaaUpaa 44 Greg Herenda scored II points for St. Peter's; Marv How- Natawaa 71, West WMstr » ; Freehold and Freehold Township will play at 8:45 with Freehold Township built up a 39-26 lead after three quarters, ard had 12 for Howell. Matawan took a 22 11 first period lead and never faced Marlboro and Manalapan meeting in a 7 p.m. consolation game but had to hold off a fourth-quarter Manalapan rally to preserve FreehcM M, Narltor* 41 serious trouble as the Huskies defeated West Windsor. ' Both games will be at Marlboro High School the victory. Freehold used a pressing defense in the final quarter to Steve Bethune had another good game for the Huskies, In consolation games, Matawan defeated West Windsor, Manalapan cut the gap to 47-44 with 38 seconds left with a score a come from behind victory. pumping in 27 points as Dan Norbult tallied II. Bob Lewis had 15 71 it and Si Peter's of Jersey City stopped Howell, 4M2 layup by Joe Cruz, but Rodney Williams clinched it for the Trailing M 2* going into the final period, Freehold's press for West Windsor Buccaneers face Falcons in Casey final

(continued) Leading 38-26 at the half, the Pinkney, " Filzpatrick said Heary Hidwi 71, MMdleUwa by Mike Jones. out of 10 games, but we didn't times on some good shooting for' eight from the charity ' guards that are going to beat Falcons broke it open with a "Gribben and Dave Martinez NtrthSJ Leading only 13-10, the Bucs against Red Bank Catholic. by Wayne Reevy. stnpe in the final period. •them " 34-16 third quarter blitz Jim are playing the way they Henry Hudson Regional ran off a 10-2 spurt and were "However, I'm pleased that Some key points by Steve O'Neill tallied 17 and Barry I. Mater Dei led only once. 3-2, Pinkney and Steve Gribben set should be playing." ended a four-game losing never in trouble as the Caseys we came back from last Lubischer and Mike O'Neill, Ferguson added 15. on John Elliott's three-point the pace with 13 and 11 points Pinkney and Gribben shared streak as the Admirals couldn't put the ball in the night." however, kept the Blue Devils Bob Emery played a solid play, but the Falcons scored respectively. scoring honors with 21 points snapped a 6-6 tie with four basket. Shore built up a 12 point lead in front. game for the Bulldogs with 24 the next eight and never "I think that we proved that points. Reevy had 22, including John Johnson had 19 for Mater points in a row and kept build- For the game, the Caeys in the third quarter, but Lubischer topped the Shore we have more than just Jim Dei 17 in the second half. looked back ing the margin were 17 of 52 from the floor Rumson cut it to two several scoring with 22, including eight The Williams brothers. Bill and made only 11 of 38 in the and Doug, paced the Admirals first three quarters with 20 and 19 points respec- The Bucs had a balanced tively. John Goullett scored 18 attack, seeing Dwight Seraphs, Falcons score and Chris Hopf 14 for the Runaways markfest Lions. Atkinson shoot to high man with II. Chris Rose tallied 15 WEST LONG BRANCH - Four run- Piner Katie Mines scored 15. WEST LONG BRANCH - Miter Dei Mumoila 13, Skarr 47 Red Baak 12, Red Bank Calh*- while Vince Atkinson and aways marked yesterday's action in the St. Rtse 57, Oceai T*»nalp 41 and Monmouth Regional gained the finals Monmouth Regional oulscored Shore in llf 43 Duane Lodge scored 12 and 11 Monmouth College Holiday Classic girls' A first-quarter tie was broken by of the Casey Holiday Festival Girls Tour- every quarter to runs its record to 4-2. A combination of Red Bank respectively. basketball tournament. strong Purple Rose defense in the second nament yesterday as Mater Dei downed Pam Lewis led the Falcons with 23 speed and defense along with a Freektid T.wasalp H, H.lmdrl31 as St. Rose rolled up a 48-26 third quarter Red Bank Catholic, 5»4» and Monmouth points, six assists and four steals. Jones, 17 points, and Paul topped Shore, 13-47. poor shooting performance Ryan, 10, represented pretty The Patriots built an early 14-4 lead in lead and hung on to take victory over a Jenifer Davidson scored 19 points and and 21 turnovers by the Caseys much the whole offense for the the first quarter and rolled to a 28-10 stubborn Spartan squad. had 12 rebounds for the Falcons; Kendall The two teams play for the cham- helped the Bucs to their easy Caseys. No other RBC player halftlme mark as they swamped the Patricia Brennan was high for the Gray had 15 points and grabbed 11 re- pionship at Shore Regional tomorrow af- victory had more than four. Hornets. The Hornets put forth a strong Roses with 20. Debbie Emery tossed In 10 bounds. ternoon at 2:30. "We just weren't mentally The Bucs held a 31-21 advan- fourth-quarter rally, but their efforts went Ocean points. ready to play today," Casey for naught Ttms River N.rti 17, Maiatliai 41 Maler Dei SI, Bed Baa (ata.Ur 41 Donna Bradley scored 13 for Shore, tage in rebounds. Bobbie Cowie paced Freehold Town- The Mariners snagged a 14 point edge The Seraphs rallied in the final quarter which never led in the game. Coach Paul Christopher said Store 71, Riasta-Falr Havea to overtake the Caseys as Kathy Finn set "We played pretty good de- 71 ship with 20. Eileen McGough added 15 in the first period, and played even-up RimsM-Falr Havea SS, Red Baak 4t fense in the first half, but turn- Jennifer Grogan of Holmdel scored 16, and basketball in the remaining three to hang the pace with 25 points, 21 rebounds and Shore Regional won this Holly Reid and Virginia Sourliss scored overs hurt us, especially in the Nancy Burke had 12 on and beat Manasquan six steals. round on the foul line, convert- 16 and 15 points respectively to lead third quarter. Red Bank is a Pdil Pleasaal Bin SI. Lakewxd It Toms River's Vickie Foti had 17 to lead ing 21 of 24 free throws, Includ- Kathy Moran scored 12 points and Rumson past Red Bank. good team and they will be Point Bora found its range In the sec- all scorers Bonnie Clark added 16. Carole ing 10 in a row in the fourth Maureen Kennedy added 10 (or the Allyson Scott paced Red Bank with 19 even better when Dan O'Hern ond quarter after a wobbly start, and Lee tossed in 10 for the losers. quarter to blunt a Rumson •Seraphs. Alice Cerwinski had seven steals points before fouling out late in the fourth gets back." dominated the remaining three periods to Play will continue this afternoon as and 10 assists. quarter. Red Bank scored the first comeback. chop the Piners. Raritan and Neptune, Asbury Park and Ann Kretowicz scored 15 points for the Red Bank took a 14-4 first quarter lead, seven points.of the game and "The difference in the game Sue Ball of Point Boro paced all Manalapan, Toms River South and St. Caseys. Peggy Egan added 12 and Debbie but Rumson took charge after that as the never lost the lead, although was the foul line," agreed scorers with 20. Teammates Dawn John Vianney, and Marlboro and Jackson KosseU 11. Bucs made only five of 19 free throws. the Caseys cut it to 9-8 late in Shore Coach Len Schnappauf. Kinhom and Nancy McGoff had II apiece fill the card. the first quarter on a stuff shot "We usually shoot well nine Gruskientz, Rockets dominate CBA tournament • LINCROFT - Tom and five of his Rocket mates Classic yesterday, gional's Jim Wing in the finals. Joe Mignano (129) defeated and John Mulholland (188) and IM Phil Mitchi* IM) Lou Lorn 6IOM((.BA). i 1 (tniskientz of Raritan High came away with titles to high- Gruskientz, competing at Teammate Bob Morton Tony Sidley of St. Joseph's, heavyweight Bob Holtz of IM Bob Hoiwing (5Jt Oair E.ili School was given the "Most light the Christian Brothers 141, recorded a 24-2 superior (108) topped Mike Brown of St. 10-1, Dave DeMonte (148) CBA. in Jim Row IRI d Jot McCtvty IM). II 1 IRI. IM lrt> BUI GutterMfi IRI . Jim Wtlll Outstanding Wrestler" award Academy Hobday Wrestling decision over Matawan Re- Joseph's of Toms River, 11-3, pinned mate Art Lynch In 2:56, ciA wrmmn lit Davt Smith tCBA) d Slu Alt* ISJ),*-0 andtrlMl.t-S IN- John Muliholiond ( •Al p Sl.v. Ron Ennis (158) defeated IU- John Jochton ISJI d Don Burgtr MorewUil IMDI.4 Jl 101- Tom B,owx ISJ] I. Wlki Vlln IIBAI 3-1 Unl Bob Hoiti (CB ) p Gltnn CBA's Matt Butler in over- (SJI, M 141- Jot McCorthy (SJ) by lorltlt KirtWf ISJ), 4 50 Kit Bob Morton (R) Mlht B,own time, 44 and John McGrevey ISJ). 11-3 (188) pinned Ray Scawnart in uy Todd ftorktr ISJ) Tom Griffin IMI. 10-3 101 m Don Null IMDI Oofy Fuffy Montclair drops Hawks St. Joseph's had two win- IMI.M IB- Jot Mignano IN) Tony Sldlfy ners in Tom Brown (101), a 7-5 ISJI 10 I UPPER MONTCLAIR - Steve O'Neill hit a free throw with 115- RtmMn stroub BAI d Tim four seconds remaining to give American International a 71-70 winner over teammate Mike McDonald (RI.4-) Vilas, and Todd Barker (115). 141- Tom GfuWlrnli (R) d. Jim Wins college basketball victory over Kean College last night in the IMI »-] championship of the 13th annual Yule Cup Classic a 10-3 winner over Matawan's 141- Day* DtMontt IR) p. Aft Lynch IRI.1M In the consolation game, host Montclair State beat Mon- Tom Griffin. IS* Ron Ennlt IR) d. Mart Built, (CBAI. 4-0 IOT) mouth College 83-75. Reggie Belcher led Montclair with 19 The Huskies also wakled off 171- Lou Cwtll IMI by default John with two titilists Lou Ewell Mufroy ISJI points and 14 rebounds and rounded out the All-Tournament 100- John McGrtvty IRI p. Ray team. Will Puentes had 18 for Monmouth. (170) won by default over John Scownoirei Unl. Jim Jtttcoot IMI d Gltnn D«ytr Nate Doe and Major Jenning led the classic championship Murray of St. Joseph's and IM). 4-0 heavyweight Jim Jeffcoat CMHWIlm team with 18 points each, while O'Neill chipped in with 11 and a 101. Rod McDonald IRI d Tim Sharpt game-high 19 rebounds. All three were named to the All downed teammate Glenn IRI. Ill 100- Jot Robtolni (Ml p. Davt Ztvtny. Tournament team, with O'Neill named the Most-Valuable- Dwyer, 44. 4:31 Other winners were Dan Player. Hull (122) of Mater Dei, a 9-3 victor over Matawan's Gary Furey, and CBA's Remsen Straub (135), besting Tim Last Day For McDonald of Raritan, 6-3. The Rockets also did well in the consolation matches with four third place (inishers. Rob McDonald (101) topped team- mate Tim Sharpe, Doug Smith "NO FEE" (US) downed Joe Forlenza of CBA, Jim Rossi (122) defeated teammate Joe McGrevey and BUI Guttorsen (170) bested Homeowner Loans Jim Weis of St. Joseph's. Offer Ends and even more which can loan will be paid back Other consolation winners be used for any purpose at sooner and all it will cost is Joe Robbins (108) of Matawan, Tomorrow all including debt con- interest just for the time Dave Smith (129) of CBA, John solidation, tax payments, the money is used. Rtf Mtr *MN »y Ltrnr Nni Jackson (135) and Joe Mc- New Jersey home- auto purchase, home Free Loan Info : ONE, TWO, THREE — Referee Tom Herchakowski of St. Joseph's, bottom, and Bob Morton of Raritan, Carthy (141) of St. Joes.Phil . owners can now take remodeling, college tui- • pays close attention and prepares to slop the mot top. 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There are plenty of fish in a variety ol species in local do not appear to be too plentiful but they are still active and the last day of the pheasant hunting season. wten, but bow productive the sport will be over the holiday feeding The season for quail, rabbit, grouse and squirrel will »•**•«• depends largely on what the wind conditions will be. aly son-in-law and nine-year-old grandson fished from a continue through Feb. It For moat of the week the wind was from the northwest Shark River dock on Saturday and caught two flounders.Th e Toe season for woodcock in the South Zone (Ocean ••" "•* — favorable quarters - but it was much too strong HENRY following day they were joined by my six-year-old grandson County-south) ends Wednesday. The season for the so-called and lew boats ventured out. and caught IS. The fish were all large and, curiously, all of regular ducks, and coots and jacksnipe ends Tuesday. The Beat beta locally are whiting and ling, both plentiful In the ~them were females ripe with roe. season for Canada geese locally will also end Tuesday, but in Scotland Light area, and mackerel, which were still abun- SCHAEFER In both cases they fished the incoming tide but on the Zone B (south and west of the Atlantic City Expressway), the dant last weekend In the Ambrose area and off the Farms second day they were armed with a big bucket of sedge Canada goose season will run through Jan. 17 with a daily and the Klondike Bank. mussels which they had gathered at low tide along the bank bag of four and possession limit of eight The last day of the Not many anglers have been fishing expressly for of the river. snow goose season is Monday mackerel and most party boat captains have been reporting Six-year-old Benjamin caught the first two fish during the The season for sea ducks (oldsquaw and scoters) will end thai their customers want groundflsh at this timeof the year. first hour while the other two were cracking mussels and Jan. 16. The bonus scaup season, important to Raritan Bay My own hunch is that in a great many cases the fishermen holder and let it do its own fishing while you work the other tossing them off the dock to attract flounders gunners, will be Jan. 5-20, with a daily bag of five and a stick with bait and bottom rigs at this time of the year rod for groundflsh. After that all three started catching flounders which had possession limit of 10. because of the frigid wind which discourages them from Otherwise, you can work with one outfit and keep the gathered to suck the mussels from the cracked shells. They •OAT SHOW SEASON STARTING changing to jigs and tubes. other under the bench or wherever it won't be in the way. If continued chumming with cracked mussels until the supply The National Boat Show in the New York Coliseum Jan My own fingers don't work too weU when numbed by mackerel are abundant II shouldn't take too long to fill a was exhausted and after the action slowed they came home 11-21 will be the first ofthe annual winter exhibits of boats, water and the cold wind, so I carry two outfits, one rigged for sack, after which you can spend the rest of the day catching and the kids got ready for the Christmas Eve visit of Santa recreational vehicles and sundry sports equipment. groundflsh and the other with a three-ounce diamond jig and ling and whiting. Claus. The dates of the Uth annual New Jersey Trailer-Camping two small Norwegian tubes for the mackerel. If there Is This December has been a much better month for Last chance to use that 1178 hunting license and and Sport Show in Convention Hall, Asbury Park, have been plenty of room on the boat, and sea and weather conditions flounders than was the case last year when the mercury pheasant-quail stamp will be tomorrow. Quail should still tie changed to Jan. 25-28 to avoid a conflict with the Super Bowl, aren't too rough, you can set the mackerel outfit in a rod dropped out of the thermometer after the first week. The fish available on the wildlife management areas. Tomorrow is it was announced by James J McLaughlin, director. Knicks win; all it took was a new set of starters NEW YORK (AP) - Toby Coach Red Holzman shuffled Square Garden, the Knicks' Dandndge and Elvin Hayes to McAdoo added 17 points for The second half was seesaw Cavaliers on top to slay, erspoon then hit a jumper for Knight scored 23 points and his starting lineup, opening the third sellout of the season take a 39-38 lead Sft minutes the Knicks Dandndge was all the way, with both teams 108-106. Foots Walker then hit the Clippers, but Bobby Smith Mike Glenn, making only his game with Glenn and Glen Glenn, a second-year guard into the second quarter But high man for Washington with holding small leads and the a jumper for four points. made it a four-point lead again second start this year, added a Gondrezick on the court and signed as a free agent in the New York, hitting 14 of 2135 points and Hayes had 22. all scored tied 83-83 going into the Randy Smith, who had 20 on a 15-fooler with 20 seconds season-high 21 as the re- Bob McAdoo and Ray Williams offseason, sank four Jump shots from the field and get- but four of them coming In the final period. for San Diego, scored a basket. remaining. vamped New York Knicks de- on the bench. The defeat of the shots in the first six minutes to ling eight points each from first hall. Russell's two free throws but Russell dropped in two II was tense all Ihe way to feated the Washington Bullets defending NBA champion Bul- stake New York to a 20-10 lead. McAdoo and Earl Monroe, CavaUers 116, CUppers 114 with 2:02 remaining put the more free throws Nick Wrath the end lets came before a capacity Washington came storming moved back in (rant 60-51 at RICHFIELD, Ohio-Cam- The Knicks are 2-4 since crowd of 19,571 at Madison back behind forwards Bobby halftime. py Russell scored 25 points and The Knicks committed just Bobby Smith came oil the Wave drowns Rahway four turnovers in the first half, bench to throw in a key baskel a season low, and led despite as the Cleveland Cavaliers St. Catherine's, Neptune advance UNION - Long Branch came up with an- not taking a single shot from ended San Diego's four-game twin bill. other big upset last night as the Green Wave RUMSON- St. Catharine's of the Holy Cross Invitational the foul line winning streak. Long Branch broke open the game in the St. Catharine's topped At. stunned previously unbeaten Rahway, 76-63. to of Spring Lake and Neptune Girls Grammar School Tour- Glenn scored 13 points as The loss spoiled a 36-point final quarter when the Wave outpointed St. Agnes of Atlantic High- gain the finals of the Garden State Basketball Junior High gained the finals nament last night. the Knicks stretched their lead effort by Clipper guard Lloyd Rahway. 31-10. lands, 48-29 as Ellen Clark led Classic. lo 85-66 with 2:34 remaining in Free, who fouled out with 10 the winners with 16 points. The Branchers (5-1) will play Union for the Mill Alston led the Branchers with 32 points the third quarter. Washington seconds left in the game. Eight teams compete on mats championship tomorrow night at Union High including 12 in the decisive fourth quarter while climbed back into contention The CUppers led during the Neptune downed St. Anne's School Game time is 9 p.m Mark Hampton tallied 12. HOLMDEL — Eight teams will compete tomorrow in the by scoring the next 10 points, first period and held a 27-19 of Keansburg, 40-24, as Lisa Union advanced lo the finals by edging Mike Stewart had 10 for Rahway which sixth annual Holmdel Wrestling Classic to be held at Holmdel Smith scored 24 for thewln- and pulled within 9185 before edge going into the second Westfield. 60-57, in the first game of last night's dropped its first game after six victories High Schoof ners. New York put the game away quarter. Cleveland, however, Teams entered are defending champion St. John, Holmdel. with a 15-4 spurt — Williams came charging back and Shore, Rumson-Fair Haven, Point Beach, Honmouth, Malapaan The two winners will meet getting six points and two as- moved into a 56-52 edge at the Manalapan, and Keyport. for the championship at For- sists In that decisive burst. half despite Free's 19 points Trials get underway at 10 a.m. followed by semis at 2 p.m., restdale School tomorrow consolations at 7 and finals at 8:15. night. Sports transactions

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NEWS 8 1951 Bruce Kellogg, « presented See OHelevWe*., page M. ISLAND MARBLE Marilyn Naah. how he created his mon 9 MOD SQUAD APRENDA INGLES ster (90 mins) YOUTH 0 MISTER ROGERS 9 OLD TIME GOSPEL 2:30 9 LAUREL AND 9 9 ABC WEEKEND PERSPECTIVE HARDY HOUR SPECIAL Trouble River' 9 MOVIE -(HORROR) * • CE* ICE* ICE* ICE • FREESTYLE 9 ECONOMICALLY A young boy and his "It's Alive" 1968 SPEAKING 10:26I 9 IK grandmother, tearing an Tommy Kirk, Shirley 10:27' 99 MEMETRI1 C MARVELS 9 CROCKETT'S VIC- attack by Indians, es- Boone. A maniac trapa TORY GARDEN. The 10:30 9 9 TARZAN AND cape by riding a make- three people In a cave THE_SUPER SEVEN African Violet' • 0" shift raft down a danger- containing a prehistoric <8D A.L. MCCREARY 9 SPliDAFFY DUCK ous river, (Conclusion; 9 SESPIDERMAS N OOD SESAME STREET 10:65 a9 s9 iSCHOOLHOUSE 9 SOUL ALIVE © GROWING YEARS . LOWnwis ROCK 'Adolescence to Adulth- 10:57 9 METRIC MARVELS ood' and 'Conclusion' 11:00 9 9 YOGI'S SPACE BUSINESSMAN'S BITFET 12:26 9 IN THE NEWS RACE 12:30 9 PROGRAMMING DINNER NEW EXPANDED MENUS 9 SOUL TRAIN LUNCHEON UNANNOUNCED 9 FANGFACE HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS O AMERICAN FOOT- SPECIALS SPECIALS BALL CONFERENCE (11) NEE HAW WISHES CUBE • CRUSHED PLAYOFF Miami Dol from 11 am-3 pm Irom 3 pm-9 pm • YOU A HAPPY prims or Denver Broncos vs. Pittsburgh Steelers ANG'S 741-0060 NEW YEARI Starting Starting (At press time, the starl- NUGGET • BLOCK CUBE RESTAURANT 9 HEE HAW Guests: ing time ot the game was at at 4ft BROAD ST. RED BANK Don Williams, Dave and not established) «<«, i1:Miaia Matat t1:»te 11«a Sugar, Lulu Roman, O 9 AMERICAN S 25 Jimmy Henley. 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Stataa Open and othar 0 MOVIE "Suntan Mob" 1968 lem, a diabetic with NEW YORK (AP) - E.G. Marshall doesn't mind playing major goM tournaments -(ADVENTURE) ••* Suzanne Pleahette, The producers have tried — sometimes stretching a point — severe abdominal pains. second fiddle to Ludwig van Beethoven on "A Beethoven will ba relived "Sword ol Lancelot" Robert Stack Den Far to match setting to symphony So for the Sixth Symphony, the and a 9 year old girl with TV OAMXN CLUB 1963 Cornel Wilde. Jean rail uses a mobster's Festival." The veteran actor never thought he'd even make it Pastorale, we find Marshall and Dorati in a suburban woods and a large maea in her right STUDIO SEE girlfriend to help him into the orchestra , garden; a discussion on the flow and transition of the Fifth takes tang. (R; 60 mine ) Wallace The classic HEE HAW HONCVS prove that a small island "I've often wished I were a musician," Marshall said. "I've S • ON STAGE Hoated story of Lancelot and place as the two men ride a tugboat along the Detroit River. Quaata: Ronnn Milaap. ia under the control of a by Bruce 'Cousin Brucie' Guinevere who aacretly tried to play the guitar, the mandolin, but I never got any The series does not present the symphonies chronologically. Willial crime syndicate. (It3 Morrow. Questa: Pal met after her marriage to proficiency " which means we miss a chance to hear Beethoven's genius MISSIOH King Arthur, and Lan- mins) IMPOSSIBLE Anka, Four Sessons. develop over the nine weeks. The first installment gives us the celots banishment from 3.05 a GIVE US THIS Actually, his contribution to "Beethoven " will be strictly Frankie Valli, 'Helen Second Symphony followed by Nos. 7,1,1.4,8,5,3 and 9. The first • •WIDE WOULD of Schneider. the Kingdom. (2 hra.) DAY verbal. Marshall, known to an earlier generation of TV viewers SPOUTS 1) Mew's Down- 1:47 0 MOVIE -(COMEOY) 3:30 • NEWS as the older-wiser half of "The Defenders" law team, is host for eight shows each run an hour, the finale 90 minutes. hill World Cup Skiing 00 THE LOVE BOAT Houeeboat" 1968 3:45 B ABC NEWS the nine-part series which marks the first time all nine from Italy. 2) World Three Vignettea: 'Julie's Cary Grant, Sophia Lor 9 NEWS Aunt'Stars: Red Buttons Beethoven symphonies have been televised Acrobitica Champion en. Italian symphony con- * 00 a TELETHON Where la It Written' ahipa from Bulgaria. 3) A ductor's daughter, con- CONTINUES The concerts were taped during the Detroit Symphony Stars: Hope Lange, Ri- report on the National cealing her Identity 4:03 a MOVIE -(DRAMA) chard Mulligan 'The Big Orchestra's festival commemorating the 150th anniversary of '500' Stock Car Race "(4 "The Corslcan Deal' Stara: Erik Ea- becomes a widower'a the composer's death. (M) lmini.) Brothers" 1941 trada, Mackenzie Phil- family maid. (2 hra., 16 To provide maximum visual variety, eight cameras were CHAMPIONSHIP Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., lips. (R; 60 mins.) mins.) ESTUWs G Rulh Warrick. Twin trained on the orchestra members during performance — 0 NFL GAME OF THE 2:00 0 M0VIE rEEMERGENCY ONE brothers are alter two including one held by a (uxedoed cameraman seated among the -(MU8ICAL-FANTASY) • ALL-STAR SOCCER WEEK things: revenge for the players. ••* "One Touch of 0MOMOVII E -(MUSICAL) • murder of their parents Mancheater City va Venue" 1948 Ava "Evergreen" 1934 and a girl they both love The series will be shown on the-Public Broadcasting Service Southampton Gardner, Robefl Walker. S:JO • QONO SHOW Jessie Mstthews. Sonny (2 hra., 14 mlna.) network in weekly installments beginning Jan. 8. Check local Hale Woman who's poa- A young man falls In love • POSITIVELY 4:53 8 SERMONETTE listings (or the time and station in your area. ing aa an ageless' with a store window ata- BLACK mother falls in love with "I had heard all the symphonies before," Marshall said in a • CONTEST TO CAR- the young man posing aa dressing room interview between performances of his Broad- „ NEGIE HALL 'The Van her son (90 mine.) way show "The Gin Game " Cliburn Companion Thla 9:30 • MOO SQUAD 8 hours of live documantary covara the 10:00 0 0 WEEKEND "But 1 couldn't whistle a tune from any except for - da. da, events of the fHth Van A report on the battle in da, dumm," — he hummed the familiar opening theme of the Cliburn Intarnational Chesapeake, Virginia Fifth Symphony. Piano Competition in Fort over whether all ol the Worth during 1877. The jazz programs people of Ihe city should "Hearing them together like this gives you the whole sweep program follows the win- be lorced to pay tor NEW YORK (AP) - Re- tival There trumpet player of Beethoven's life, the economic and political events that were ner through all his actlvl- municipal water, even viving a decades-old radio Freddie Hubbard will lead a occurring in Europe in the first decades of the 19th Century," he ties to hla debut at Car- though they preler lo use negie Hall. (60 mine.) tradition, National Public Ra- sextet A quartet with Don said. "It also give you a sense of the passion of the man that still their own well water (80 has power to move us today." mins.) dio will celebrate New Year's Cherry, trumpet; Dewey Red- EVENJNQ Eve with eight hours of live man, saxophone; Ed Each symphony is preceded by a discussion between • NEWS 6:00 • CHEAP SMW jazz programming Blackwell. drums, and Charlie Marshall and conductor Antal Dorati set in a different Detroit • a FANTASY IS- locale. LAND Four young women The broadcast will salute Haden, bass, also will be fea- NEWS who want lo return to a two jazz giants, Count Basie tured. Other players are ex- SIX MILLION DOL- time when life waa all fun and the late Rahsaan Roland pected to join the session. LAB, and games and a married Kirk, and will be broadcast Vocalist Leon Thomas will Proudly Presents RACINQ FROM couple who wishes to from Jazz clubs on the East be West Coast master of cere- Come to our Gala AQUEDUCT 'The recreate the excitement and West coasts. monies. Tony Batten, a former 'A GENTLEMAN AND Beaugay Handicap' lor of their flrat years producer of public television's 3-yaar-olda and up - Fil together are this week's "In the 1930s and 1940s, live A SCOUNDREL" "Interface" series, will be the NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY liaa and Marat for a guests. Guest stars: Mi- jazz was broadcast by as many with diatancaof I 1-18 miles chela Lee, Lucle Arnaz. as 20 or 30 stations in big cities anchor for the West Coast por- r a purse of $40,000. (R; 60 mlnsj on New Year's Eve. But no one tion, which will be beamed by Diane Glersch Levlne e STAR TREK I at Nl'K can recall a live na- satellite from San Francisco to Drew Hollywood — Kathy Klose Mudd' (9) UVEI 20 tionwide network jazz hookup New York and then relayed to Curtain 8:30 • Tlcketa 14. aV IS. • FOR ALL • HOURS Of TOP (or eight straight hours," said Nl'K's main studio in Washing- Dec. 29 a 30 AMERICANS Tim Owens, producer of the ton. Nl'lt has more than 200 8:27 • LOTTERY PICK-IT INTERTAINMINT network's popular weekly member stations. 741-8323 ' Holiday Star 102 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson S:M CBS NEWS "Jazz Alive!" series. The show goes on the air at NBC NEWS Telethon for At Sandy's Jazz Revival 9:30 p m EST and will sign off ABC NEWS Cerebral Poliy^ near Boston, Jo Jones, Count around 5:30 a.m. EST. In be- DR. WHO Basie's drummer for the past tween the music, listeners will rir • BUCK PER- O HOLIDAY STAR 40 years, will lead a group with be treated to, among other THE DAM SITE SPECTIVE ON THE TELETHON FOR CERE- Jay McShann on piano and Ma- things, live and pre-recorded BRAL PALSY This 22- NEWS jor Holly on bass, with vocals comedy sketches and a "sound DINNER THEATER ONCE UPON A hour telethon Is broad- by Carrie Smith. Also playing portrait" of Basie. A pre-pro- TINTON FALLS CLASSIC 'Dominic' cast live trom Hollywood duced 30-minute documentary PRESENTS zoo •• news and New York. John Hit- at Sandy's will be a second BACHE ter will be the host in group including Al Grey on of highlights in the jazz world • IN SEARCH OF The Hollywood, and Dennis "CHEATERS" Lost Vikings' trombone, Jimmy "Night- during 1978 will precede the HOFBRAUHAl James end Paul Anka will • NBC NEWS train" Forest on saxophone, live broadcast. A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS hoat In New York. Stars (or Reservations Call 291-0224 DOCUMENTARY Don Patterson on keyboard, Audience reaction to a BY MICHAEL JACOBS of stage, screen, televi- M klu»M«M I HOT CITY Bobby Durham on drums and shorter, live broadcast last • M»««IM« Frl . JM If sion and sports will join WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS I YOU MM* MI> —m in Ar.il I the hoats In providing John Duke on bass. New Year's Eve from two I UNKNOWN WAR entertainment to raiae Master of ceremonies for New York City clubs proved Ocean Ave. Atlantic Highlands I SHA NA NA QUEST: AND NOW ON THURSDAYS, TOO! funds for the fight "strongly favorable," Owens tti Page. the East Coast festivities will RESERVE EARLY. SOME DATES ALREADY SOLD OUT. against cerebral paley. I ODD COUPLE be Willis Conover, the Voice of said, and led to this year's pro- 10:30 • BUCK NEWS RESERVATIONS 544-9677 I SOCCER MADE IN America broadcaster whose longed celebration. The 1977 • NEWS GERMANY "Music U.S.A." program has a New Year's Eve special was SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW INSIDE ALBANY •J SOUNDSTAQE The worldwide following. Anchor one of four "Jazz Alive!" pro- GAMES, PRIZES, MUSIC. RESERVE EARLY IMAGINES World of John Hammond' host for the East Coast portion duced in 1978, among them the LATINAS Benny Goodman, the of the bash will be jazz disc historic White House Jazz Fes- WANTED! • YUGOSLAV 'King of Swing,' head- tival last June PROGRAM jockey Felix Grant of WMAL lines this tribute to in Washington. 7:30 • CANDID CAMERA record producer John I he I Jairv Ko:«vUi • NEXT STEP Hammond. Gueata in- After 1979 arrives on the BEYOND clude George Benson, Atlantic Seaboard, the pro- Classified Way Actors, actresses and stage PRICE IS RIGHT Marlon Williams and gram will shift to Keystone PRIME TIME Helen Humes. Komer in San Francisco for "T7ie Action Line" /PONCHO THAT'S HOLLY- crew for Monmouth Players S 11:00 a a a a a the Rahsaan Roland Kirk Fes- WOOD 'The Devil Made 542-1700 B (W^a»"l%aT^I» Me Do II' NEWS production of BONKERS a DONNA FARGO I FOOD >0RINK at: Tammy Wynelle SPACE IMS 'A B I • SUNDAY IS FAMILY DAY... Chhryaalisn ' ABC NEWS AORONSKY AND ODD COUPLE "CATCH ME IF YOU CAN" 11:18 • NEWS ri COMPANY j 8:00 • «B SPIDER-MAN A 11:30 • B COLLEGE BAS- W • ALL DAY gullible widow, an expert KETBALL Notre Dame va • Children under 14 Hill Price Have fun and try out — In psychic research and Kentucky WILSEMSS % • MONDAY DAY NITE SPECIAL t . , _ a private zoo of wild a MOVIE -(DRAMA) Wed., Jan. 3 and animals combine lo con- •••• "Streetcar Named ALL YOU CAN EAT '4.50 fuse Peter Parker In his Desire" 1982 Marlon • Op.. - Men. thru Th»r> 4 II Brando, Vivien Leigh. An frl.-Sat.-lun. Noon - I.It dating attempt to help a friend FART" Sun., Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. of Jameson's. Stara: Ni- animalistic slob begins NOW AT THE JERSEY SHORE an affair with a neurotic cholas Hammond, Ellen ti •., ROBERT F LOGAN , SUSAN OAWMTE SHAW Wall I Silt - IMPOMID 1 D0MII1K Bry (60 mins.) woman In New Orleans. o«mu».H»MlA«Sfll. GEORGE 8UC« HOMS-. WWwilMI 1201 Kingsley Avi., Afbury Pork Monmouth Library Theater S e KING ORANGE f? hra.. 30 mins.) JAMBOREE PARADE a MOVIE (COMEDY) Joe Garagiola and Lealie ••• "A Shot In the VALUABLE COUPON ) "—[ Monmouth Ave., Navesink Uggams will be on hand Dark" 1964 Peter In Miami, Florida, lo Sellers Elke Sommer. A report on the 45th annual bungling Inspector Clou- NOW SHOWING SAVE aeau is on the loose 842-1825 edition ol this pageant. Special Limited Holiday Engagement II CO XT O (60 mins.) again in Paris. (2 hrs.) Family fit BLACK MYVtUI EA10NI0WN HAZttr m UNDERSEA WORLD entity Twin Community OF JACQUES COUS- ACHIEVEMENT Ptao Fun KKKTOWN ntHNOU TEAU 'Jacquee Cous- AWARDS («,» Moll teeu in the Antarlic' 8 ROOKIES Pack 0 a WELCOME 11:40 a AMERICAN BLACK M DM* • 0aci,(l«Kki) MM ler 9m Ti Stnjatrii BACK, KOTTER Qabe ACHIEVEMENT Kotter has aome explain- AWARDS Presentation PIECES OF CHICKEN Plus ing to do at home alter he of awarda to those men • 1 pound cole slaw is seen kissing the pretty and women who have h lakes someone very • 1 quart pepal art teacher in his class- accomplished the moat special to help you forget room. (R) to advance the Black someone very special. I offer good: En|oy* B MOVIE -(SCIENCE cause. I Thursday, Friday, your FICTION) Things 12:00 8 TELETHON | Saturday, Sunday. to Come" 1936 CONTINUES Raymond Massey, Ralph 12:30 SI F.B.I. I 423 Shrewsbury Ave. kNEW YEAR'S EVE" Richardson. A filmed ver- 1:10 a NEWS | Shrewsbury DINNER sion of H.G. Well's depic- 1:17 a BONKERS Guests: tion of the earth's future. Hudson Brothers. (2 hra.) With Us 1:30 a SOUL TRAIN a WHEN THE BOAT tt ROCK CONCERT COMES IN'A Happy New Gueata: John Travolta, Year, Some Say' (60 zTHt WEB Carol Douglaa, Silver 'Wtan mins.) AURANJ 1 COCKUIl LOUNGE Convention, Jimmie serving our 8:30 M 0 CARTER Walker, Silber, Alto and (Foimtrty tht Cedar Inn) ff Jf COUNTRY Chief Roy, Manila Regular menu handcuffed to a prisoner a MOVIE largest menus In Central N.J. trom 5 p.m.- 11p.m. who is a larcenous •(SCIENCE-FICTION) • Caaanova, gets lost in a "Day the Fish Came We wish everyone a storm on hia way to \^OPEN HOUSE *v/ Out" 1967 Candice nmwiti NOW PLAYING m Atlanta. (R) Very Happy New Year aiOOMFEU) JERSEY CITY NEW YEAR'S EVE THIS IS THE NFL CWIR LOewS JtRSt* CIT> TWUX 8 a SATURDAY MENLOMIM Regular prices • Regular menu' NIGHT MOVIE Demon TRADEWINDS W NEWTON Come when you want • Leave when you want 0 SHMWSMKV Seed' 1977 Stara: Julie fCWTON't CMUA'I I Music by "Mr. Juke Box" 642-9857 Christie, Fritz Weaver. MOTEL CUFTON OAKLAND TOMSMVOI CtFTCM*! Ocean Ave. The wife of a sciential ia 0AHWH0TWA OCEANCO MAIL'3 > Rte. 36 Sea Bright EASTaNMtWKK HUIAMUS '"" T 'A \ /Champagne Brunch held a terrified prisoner LOCWSMXITE 16-1 UNION IKH>-i [ Sea Bright by a computer that has Call for FHHEHOU) PAKStMNr WATCHUNO Sunday & Monday 12-3 chosen her aa Ita mate. PONOHQAD IO€WS TBOY MUS fWW BLUE 5W*tWN-} WEEKDAY BATES HAZLtt MDOEWOOO CHEIM.i WHRil JACKSON HARITAH WESIOKAHOi • a LIFELINE The DWeCTOASCHW SOWCRVUf •! ESSEII (KEN TMH H way 36 West t* <*»*• *m o' SVMW Highland* ia Dr. Judaon 842-1837 SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. 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- Aulot For Sole 2. Autos For Sole Nuhhin 51. Help Wonted COUGAR 1*74 XR; - Powtr windows, powti altering, powtr brohtt, vinyl * a. " nuri , ,a>w* *> j rT,n*B* , im Bapnif SALES I Autos For Sale root, powtr tunrool. olt conditioning, manuol stetrlno/tKofcei. two tops 71 Mtrchcmdlse For tinted giott AM/FM tttrto top*, ntw IM*. milts %im. MV lets and soles iftamar Sanrlca MIDI FOX im - h*wl.H brohti, ntw whlttwall rodlol llrtt. Ilk* tan not Included Two year warranty Salt IMactad Laaki, rum txctntnt ntw. Asftlna 13500 a* btlt reasonable available Rtd Bank Volvo. Dtoler _— optningv hsvlvtMfV AAVFM tap*. «4c Ho dcntt HIM offer. 74MKU. 741 mt. with MVM to flvt oltlct oi- i tftrtM l FORD CCONOl INt VAN If71 - Side t. OwlltMM) 3 LINES MX in* BB - M Off.. Coll alter CREDIT PROBLEMS windows, powtr stttrlng, AM/FM ra will ItabM bt I MUn. OBytlmt an »aakanai, No unfiT It you te working, wt can *o Green 14.400 mlltt Good condl _ «M factory Tact and »IIU! twlp to gtt vou llnanctd No money aWplinnry • m«l tor handtlng cut 5 DAYS down Payments ai.anaed lo sutt your lion Ashing SS.4O0 Coll otter » toentr Inquiries and ordtrt We art • UICK If 77 SKYLARK — low need* Many New and Quality Ustd looking ftr MH »*arttr« willing to ot Cart to choote tram Coll Mr Frtdtt FORD FAIRMONT 1«| - Wo«on, U00 tpf oftd Mtaw rotponilMllty lets at ROMOS Pontlo< Jfi Brood SI and assume paymtnts Call I40MI6 Rtd ion*. 741 sin Ofttr J p.m. wttkdayt or all day Sat fully paid CADILLAC 1976 SEVILLE and Su»V I ptrton or Fuel ln|ected. llmt»B overage. Silver CUTLASS SUPRtMfc H77 - V*. • i 9 a.m. and Wwt. prlvett Mntr. trim ofttr AM/FM stereo, air conditioning All FORD FALCON W*5 - Four-door. OT an4 ) p m . m tKtrai, IS.OM 11,000 mlltt Call SIONAIHE CAPRI \m — Faur Chicawo MlnMivrfl Mh fc CUTLASS TuPREME .171 -^>owtr iru Hacli A«a. NwhaM. N.J tlttrlng, powtr brofcei. powtr win FORD nn LTD - Brougham, powtr touol Oaaartwilty tm&oyt dows, power locfct. olr conditioning, ring, powtr (wakes, automatic, air AM/FM fodlo, V 4 engine. 16,000 miles 'CHEVROLET KINOSWOOD WAGON __ Jtttenmg. AM radio, vinyl n " Asking U00O */l H'l evenings light blue, dark blue Interiore. . ST5.W SALESPERSON 1171 - Goad condition Tlrti olmoit DATSUN 1402 If/J Good condition 542-1700 naarptul WM tlrtt. Interior ipotlttt miles, orlg' l owner, int condition Mutt sell 11000 WBU ExAtrftnct 741 «n PLYMOUTH FURY III 1*74 - Good TOYOTA LAND CRUISER I97S - Law •orv, tar a THE DAILY CHEVROLET IMPALA ItTl - Faur FORD 11/7 LTD BROUGHAM - Two condlllon Asking UM h*P door. Urn mlltogt, •nc«l(»nl comdltlon mileage, two tops, AM/FM lope deck HA 1 IT/1- Xtf JO.QOO miles, AM>fM U75O Call 041-9411, or If no oniwtr \Qt» wing portabit tttctrk t^uipmtnt. stereo, fog lights, orange with rally lttilo> and out. all whltt oulndt. m*m 51 Help Wanted IMBMBM H t am Af»)» In aaraaa REGISTER strip** U300 Coll Ofttr *, 741-im clotti Inltrlor Shorp. mutt *M 1: 14? 4471 Must rsovt mocMrtleol bockgr ound. but CHEyWOt-ET V'tGA - IfTrTh PONTIAC LEMANSltb - Air condl Male/Female wt will train In mt KM of drilling only. Mlu Horn.. tiSfmn » mi II Aftvr J, «41im tinning, power disc brofcts. power 1RUCK INSURAN1t a m Ml ar«aa»ay, wan La»a Irancti CLASSIFIED ADS FIAf SALES AND SERVICE - Ltvlnt FREE quotti and blndtrt by phone MUtoriMAt. Company btneOts foil Motors Corp , Maple Avt , Rtd Bonk GRAND PRIX ltfl - Ntw boti jteerirva Also IMS CHEVROLET VAN, SCHOOL BUSINESS AOMINIS AMPLIFIiH-F brokti, corburttar. khorhi, lutl pump •IN cylinder Coll 6/1 7)11 CALL TOLL FREE MOI»97O3 7414570 TII n«u DmiR irn firm, wmimurr EARLY MORNING PARTTIMI TRATOR - And/or ttard Socrtfary. COKDOftA tf» - Air, ptwif Km and mort Muil bt wtn. I12T PONTIAf, WAGON - Grond Sutari, TRUCK - tm GMC. * pickup to ftart Ftbruory I. 1979 Submit re SS tag/brafcM, AM/FM tttr*o, ' FIAT rEUCEOT DEALER offer Ca» W~**V t year e*perltnce In public occount S:» a.m. tt 7;10 a.m. flsfcjbtlbnn •ILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC If/4 Nine pattengtr M.0O0 miles Ex Ptrttcl condition. Powtr ttttr Send rtwmt and tolory txpecttc morning niwinogir routesevallatXe to MM ond Ntary requirement* tt John btJCfttt M«tt, IMfcWi WrVHl 1*4 Moln St Matawon SID WOO GREMLIN Vri ctlttnt condition Fully equipped Ing/brokei. automatic WOW Col Vccountont. P O BON M3. Red Bonk rtUaWaf ptfton with cor In Htlmdtl, •iriler, SuptrInltndant. ltOI Matn SI . tun coti *n *Iu .jtt potMd in KM* "I*JH Asoury Pork, wonamatio arew Con Bttmor. Mi. IO19 Closing Ml Jaew- Coll ofttr ], PONTIAC W7 LeMANS - 71,000 At UUINUM Ml)IN(. MM hunkt tarn tm%m mtnttily 747 SMS days. ory 11. 1979 Equal opportunity om FORD MAVERICK If/I - Six milts Asking 1IIO0 and helper! with construction obiIIties «r#*m with vinyl roof, f]JM mlltt B«»i 171 1131 4 Motorcycles - allo tub-contractort. Coll Eoiy •Mar 741-W1 HOLSEY PONTIAC ELEVATOR MECHANIC SECRETARY - Far buty law office aH 1974 YAMAHA 175 Bulldtn, 493-J010. d 4 d fi bflt d or kail RTE u mnm CATONTOWN PONTIAC CAtALINA - 1941 Good Experienced only tronsporlollon I1M firm Enduro Btlt offer ASSISTANT MANAGER - Trainee (or 444-1W ANTIQUE PIANO — Early I fait 2. Auiot For Sole JAGUARS NEW tWt - Whttllng dlt Call M4 7/31 717 S393 lorgt theater chain Call lor on appoint LOAM upright arand SW>" Mah by 2. Autos For Sale count* Off Manufacturer * iwggotttd ELECTRICIAN - Bxptrltnc** only, 7 men!, S47 SMS, Shrewsbury Plaio StCUKIT 44 xMyT Sound bMT4t t-iellent. lisi prlc* T4T Motor) irn , Mlghlond 1977 RM - I35B Sutukl Excellent con Clnemo Equal opportunity employer minimum five yeors. Porfc.JTIMTT dltlon Will lacrlflct tor &55O Coll ptrvhar good ton*, sllahtty thar* Ebony wood AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC madtata oaanlna lar tlw J-* thin. Mon ENUMERATORS - To gather In Musi bt skilled In compute avfomobllt Kiragtli Frl. lib par M UnllMmi RED BANK VOLVO »fih. formation for tht R. L. Polkft C o City pravMad, Coll l*») SM V* tor op HIE NEWMAN SPRINGS RD CYCLE INSURANCE repair Very buiy shop Flvt-day work Dlrtctory In Rtd Bonk. Deor-to-door ANTIQUE OAK FURNITUtt" - NEW 1979 LABRIOLA MOTORS INC . RED BANK, 741 SUM K) blndert by pi . vrttfc, Encellenl pay plan and btnefltt canvass. Loft ot walking Hourly rotes Arta i torotrt mt ttMOl ttltctlon VI , Newman Springs Rd . Rtd Bank Open i nlghli to I 30 p m . Sol until 4 EE tOO 17? f 703 Apply In person or call Clrclt Chtvro plot bonus Permanent pott I Ion re SECKETAIIV/STENO Souonkuen Ytlkwbraak Rd , Farm Dodgt Datwn 741 3433 HNK Super exteMent condition Mt Company, 64t Shrewsbury Avt.. quires travtl In Centra) N.J. Ctttnct ot For rlolrnaWB. offic. tnaaatt, ntK* to Hewvii » o* • REOIKERSHERMAN Shrewsbury. N.J 741-1.10 Ask (or Nick MCCAIN, WtWI IKatll DODGE PEUGEOT Semi modified Mutt Mil toon 1450 ' Ctment Ttmporary ptsltlon ASPENS • WAGONS • VANS I LTD tfTO - Good running condition full MI I67S Trocchla, Strvlct Manogtr We also. Apply In person be •ATHHOOM - a allvar artr raafMa. 1400 firm Rt U-Wall Towmhlp-44*7100 AUTO MECHANIC - First Clott and _ 101, R I Polk * Co . 331 Brooc SERVICE STATION all lormlco. vanity wiM) arty all* ana 671 MO* ofitr 6pm RITTENHOuiE YAMAHA brackel A only need apply LMdptrton St.. Rod atavx E«uol Opportvnlty Em MANAGER taucat. E.nM.ni conolllor., * - Block Beauty, tvtry LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. ) I R CYCLE SERVICE. INC tor Dodge dealership Exctlltnt pay ptoyer M/F laMSW ofttr l:a. OMNI'S • COLTS Union 1 3rd Avt -Long and fringe btntflti Good opportunity ASSISTANT MANAGER , available option plus moon root ond «0 Hwy 15 775 1S0O Octan Twp EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER Brunch 7» 5100 for right person Coll Jim at F*H Mo Goodpoy. lift Insuf or>Ct. htottti, dental aluminum wheels IMPECCABLE COOK - And Wo-trtii M/W. port end plan. Mutt hove service station or bull- SHORE MOTORS tun, Rl J5. Eatonlown S471H7 Beil oner ovtr 17500 Must ttt to Op Volvo Triumph Dtoltr full tlmt Apply In person, Town and experience Rtd Bank. Coll AUTOBOOY PERSON - Experienced dote! M4M/I Hwy 3b MaiHitquan iTf fMN Sort Dlntr, Hwy. 15, MMdtttoww. 711, Mo 1 p.m.. *w kittrvtew. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! AutO only Clean, ntw shop Call II MERCURY lertl MUNI I HI Y ( out FULL TIME CLEANING PERSON — •DEAKFIIONT - O", M aacai door sedan I2H or bttt offer STEIN CADK (AC M*-14S7 SHEET METAL WORKER - Work ASBURY AVf . ASBURY PARK Services/Parts Floor maintenance experience necei 7I7HS1 AUTO BODY PERSON - El sory Apply at Nichols. Rt. 14ft Lloy d Air Conditioned ffHWB CHEVROLET WAGON 1972 - Oldt CALomc GAI KAHGF - Caaaar col MGB IVFA - Convertible Yellow, four word, txcellent STRAUB BUM f OPI I c lens, 400 block ond frammltilon. loui wrltt Electro Impuitt Lob, 1105 Co or. rnolcMnt auclltu Kaaa wMk HaM. cylinder. four (peed, manuol NINE ACRES of Ntw and Uitd Con H 71x50 lire*, exchange wheels, US tso IIS cm. Hort tkli. Marfcar btad brakri/.teerlrtg. AM/FM, n,700 mile* BODY. 710*404 •HORS •s^r^^a*E. ^.p^n B> v nnhL • * vii riinv. IVI ki Avt,. Neptune, 774-SMO. Equal o< 1978 DODGE Hwy IS W 4000 Keyport each Call M. 7t7 1773. (Wtunlty Inov POlai ond GormliA man'l av> UK, MV (eel and talM ton not in . AUTOMATIC MACHINERY Motowon orta. Yeor round work. Re aaaH. lit. G.M. low* »oi. Hka naw. eluded Two yeor warranty available- THE FINEST SELECTION - Of fttw . CORVAIR PARTS ^ DESIGNER Djy Box Oll», The Dolly Register ond uttd con In Monmoulh County E"glne lock and crank shaft Wtwibury. M.J. tTTBI. no call 141 law ASPEN CUSTOM Runt line now. Rod Bonk Volvo. 741-4745 Creative Individual nttdtd for manu TEACHER - Port lime after noons, Dooltr, 741 im Over 100 olr conditioned new can In facturer of diversified equipment Lib First Grade, private school with small COMPLETE 1EAUTY SALON •lock Mc&LOIN BUICK OPEL INC., INSURANCE - Person to hoodie Monmoulh era, pay and benefits Call 973 1114 for marine claims for established Red ctoss Silt philosophy Mutt be e* Original List $5982 Shrewibury Avt. Ntw Shrtwibury MG MIDGET PARTS 1970 Engine. interview or send resume to WILLIAM me to ana copODtt c lots n^anoger. ( hiyilcr Plymouth 74UM0. ooency Knowledge ot typing ts Hwy 36 Eotontown MI 5MO • ISO Trantmltllon, 170 Ntw top. etc E. YOUNG 4 CO 400 Eiiti Rd.. Nep »l. Of boots tutpfuTColl ftl-llOO. ....carnation ixcvhcnt. Wrlrt la tana All other poril Call 67. 5723 or 671 -34113. tunt, NJ. O77S3. mumto: aa x O 311. Tht Dolly >ae THUNDERBIRD 1977 -Deluit model »nNEL PERSON — Fvtl-thr' " Dolly-Sunday MUSTANG 19T1 GRANDE - Fully Muit sell. Btlt offer a»h fgr Wendy. «lar. thrawiawfv. H.J.. anal. (Quipped, radial Urn, olr conditioning, AUTO MECHANIC - Experience nee II ytOft Ok). Apply In person 4125 outomotlc. 471 -MOB, Cl 747-O43S TWO TONE - Gretn buckel seal, for ettory, must hove own tools Animal Hospital, Shrtwtbur TEXAS REFINERY CORP. - Offtri Full Delivered Price TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE Superb 1971 Pinto, excellent condition 115 Call 7474)11*. >ttnry ol mtnty, plut cash bonuses, REGISTER ll DHId Cull M4 U/V aficr A p m rlnot btntflti, to rollabM ptrton In 4 df. green, air condilioned, (inled glass, economy 6. auto- OLDSMOBILE If74 - Vllta Cruller •vice. DOWNES PONTIAC, 63 Low LADIES MEN - Work ol homt on mt Wagon Powtr stttflng, brakti. win Main St., Motawan SW tm Shrtwsbwry or to. Rtaordttsi al tl malic, radio, power steering & brakes, wh.iewall lires, deluxe phont, torn «3S ISO wtekly ttrvlclng mltnct. wrltt F S Pott, PrttWtnt, Classified Ads dowi.dooriandMan. Tlltwhetl, wood inowv tune up 6 Auto Rent/Lease our cuitomtf i 3*4 M44 wheel covers, bumper guards, side view mirror, moldings Haei, tmail V I, .unroot, low mlltoge math ond science plus wrlout n I«K Ml. Ft. Worth. Tx.. 74101 Chrysler Corp lease car Stock No B5661 19 MO miles New car H In. Ml I7M RENT A VAN - Low. low rottt. Co leal hobblts or expertenet, wonting a os low as Price ExcludM Tai A MV FMB. jj Marly, TOM'S FORO, Hwy JV Kt, career designing outomatlc mochln TOYOTA if73-Faur spttd. iooklond port. TM 1*00 try Liberal pay and btnttlti. Coll TRAINEE runt excellent, clean, 3S m.p.g.. 197S 1234 for Inhwvltw LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT 41 cents MANY. MANY MORE!!! 741-4W. USED AUTO A VAN RENTALS WILLIAM E.YOUNG 4 CO. ATIVES - Opportunity |utt Knocked Enptfltnct preferred, but not ntCOl 17 A DAY/107 MILE par lino, par aay TOYOTA CELICA - ST, 1MJ. Four Sterling Thompson wants you f tarv, for baking In a Dwnkln' Dtnutt OLDSMOBILE IW443 Ntedi work CALL TOLL FREE WB-W2 f7O3 BOOKKEEPER - Enperlemtd. tar ShKt Good itanmg talary, uniforms. Ibmad on itdoy Intartlan) NEW HOMEOWNER PROGRA Inturanct ogtncy. Good starling Progrtttlve morkth. creative undti Btlt otitr pok) voctrtlon, pokl natWoyt Apply In For FAST RESULTS UP TO 84 mo*, to pay II qualified 747 »7t idlory. Coll 4ft4l». wraan only, Mr Gill. Hours ovaUablt mllti. 12495, MV ftti and sole, Auto Insurance KM not Included Red Bonk Volvo, lOOKKEEPER - Ytaf-round, port- Vt 9 P.m. to 1 am fttl Hwy ». AT LOW COST PINTO im - «» MlddMfown Up lo 48 moB. to pay Juil pauod InipocMon Dtoltr, 741516 AUTO INSURANCE tlmt position performing gtntral book- lift oo*f.t» that 747-7147 keeping dutltt, work approximatly 1} OHroy, "" win Boro Motor* Inc, FREE quotes and binders by phone TRAVEL AGENT - On part llmt, awl phone NO MONEY DOWN CALL TOLL FREE IQMM #703, hours ptr wttk. lo Include Frl. ond Sot •Mt Mttt baslt. Wlttt following. Coll PLYMOUTH l»71 131 Ntwman Spring Rd. Rtd Bank Bookkeeping experience preferred ( SEE JERRY BARATTA Satellite, IIS00 AMCJMP 747 0040 '. llcontmust work with numbers ond COMPUTERIZED QUOTES Coll 747-0310 VOLVO 1*71 - Model \U. Four-door, hove neot handwriting Btntllti. In REGISTER - ANY CAR ORIVER AGE eluding food discount provided Call II PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1»75. Powtr excellent condition. .1200 or belt offer CALL 747-3100 MAINTENANCE - Repair person Ho Call 77J4J97 or 133*131 after t p.m. dally between IS lo arrange for per son ttl/lnitltutlon tiptflenct Call nvon 125 NIW S USFO CARS IN STOCK iteerlnp. brand ntw borltry, 33,900 J. REID HARRISON AGENCY ol Interview Friendly Restaurant, 747 Classified Ads miiti. wiso. Coii sn^m _ ogtr, Molly Pitcher Inn, Rod Bonk. VOLKSWAGEN 1945 RATES REDUCED FOR MANY Broad St., Shrewsbury Equal op 1TJ. 747-MoV RUCK MECHANIC - Oleitl tx PLYMOUTH It7l - Four-door, notch Need* ntw engine. tlOO DRIVERS - Check our dfecounti and xriunlty employer, M/F. ptrltnct and tools ntctsswy Apply In wlndinlela, I7M. MECHANIC - Cxhovtl syittm ex 542-1700 w«n __ low down payment! Frtt quote BOOKKEEPER - Full chorgt, O«r>er ptrltnct. Apply In person, Melneke •rton Schworti Inttrnotional, Ul W TOWN & COUNTRY M»W34 or »J Iil6 764 JOt7 PhotnN Brokerage, 45 Hwy. • ledger, machlnt tiptrftnct de Dltcoonl Mufflers. 4il Hwy. IS, Mid Front St., Rtd Bonk. Toll Praa tram Muluwaii Araa VOLVO 1973 - 141E HMO mllti. Four «. Keyport Obit. Moll resume to Mrs II PONTIAC CATALINA - 1974, two now radial., air, AM'f M, inowi Good Pllipatrlck, Office Manogtr. Prown's. 5648100 I door, powtr brakti, power steering. condlllon. Aiklng JISOO Call 391 MSI. P Brood St., Rtd Bonk MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Port air conditioning, original owner Well VOLVO 1974 - 144. Four cylinder. au- 10 Wanted llmt. phyilclon'i Ortlct. 1-4 p.m. Typ nstructlon, self contained oradt TWO. Toll Prat from MMdtatown Araa /V DODGE 566 6100 tortd tor IW.000 Parkway mllti tomatic, power llttrlng'brakti. vinyl BOYS/GIRLS - Wt nowltave~optn- Ingexptrltnct rwceiwry Send resume Apply In writing to E Fruthon. Prlncl •^ 60 MAIN ST MATAWAN •i!?L Co" W-513S. root. 50,100 mllti 1379V MV lees ond Automotive Ings for working otter school and Sol lo Box M-1S3. Ttw Dolly Regliter, pal. Rtd Bank Primary School, m 671-9300 lalei tax not Included. Red Bonk Vol Earn M0 to 140per week Call Mr Dean Shftwibury, N.J. 17701. llvor St., Rtd Bank, Ntw Jtrtvy. vo, Pto.tr, 741 5I»6. JUNK CARS 077gl. An tquol oa#grtwntty tmpHyaf. 2. Autos For Sole IMMEDIATE CASH PAID ot MMlttlHT CALL ROCCO. W MM MODELS NEEDED - M/F Openlngi WANTED -Aa*t and DESKS. FILES - ToWai, chain, cylinder, outomalk, air, powtr strei CAFETERIA WORKER avallablt lor ombltlout corttr orl Ino machinal, lyaaarrllari. Ing/bfakti, burns regular gas «.6»0 JUNK CARS WANTED Ctwrltt Ot tht Rlti enttd ptopte M?-4«7, Men to Sol , 9 S toulpmtnl — mllti. I41VS, MV fees ond sules tax not INSTANT CASH AND PICK-UP Apply In person ofttr 1 p.m. ar utaa. A.n.v. [ included Rtd Bank Volvo. Oeoler. 496 0611 or »1 9Sf» CAR WASH HELP - Apply In perton. NURSE - LPN, 11-7, full time Ex «l is. Oothunl 'miry Sudser Cor Wash. 1*00 Hwy. ctlltnt btntftts Asply In ptrton. Tun. JUNK CARS WANTED Mldolttown. to Frl., 10 am. -7T"i ArnoW W«Htr X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Port I DRILL PRESS - I VOLKSWAGEN' ~mi GHIA~^- Runt Nursing Homt, 4» S. laurel Avt, wrftti cahlna). I well, ntedt work. S4D0 CUSTODIAN - Of school fvndt tor lar and Hand YOU CAN BUY A NEW 741 -«13 JUNK CARS WANTED Hnry Hudson Rtglonol School district Highest prices pold Send letter of application and quoll NUESES AIOE - Enptrltnctd prt- FIKEPLACI WOOD Some day pickup ricatlon to Mr. Franklin B. Austin. Act- ftrrtd. 11 to^wtwfcf-^ Nuvailnk j* ajilci oallvarv. teoay B & C TOWING ing Board Secretary, Htnry Hudson Houte Coll 141 MOO 53 Domestic Help 191-SW3 Regional School, Highland*. H J 4UESC LPN RN - 11 to 7. Naveilnk HOUSEKEEPER - Llvt In, Thurs. FIREWOOD JUNK CARS DAY SERVICE STATION ATTEN- and Sun. off Wrlft to Box M 1S1. Tht VOLVO VOLKSWAGEN 1975 BUS - Four Top dollar. Immediate pickup DANT - Wonted, full tlmt. 1 >olly Regliter, Shrewibury. H J cylinder, tour ipetd, AM/FM ilereo. mntc NIGHT SERVICE STATION ATTEN- g»t f&as " rodlol* I7ID0. 74737*1. DANT, wrecker txptrltnct FIHW0O0 - For am. M nan caaa, FOR LESS AT SHORE MOTORS TOP (101 LAH PART/FULL TIME — 15.11 per hour. WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL Earn money during Christmas rtctii HOUSEKEEPER Thro Hwr * Frethold FOK USED CARS ond throughout frtt year No tx- wttk Good pay Wrlle BON M Ml. Te LARGEST VOLVO DEALER IN SOUTH JERSEY! 44I-O*47. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO , INC otrltnct. II or over. Call 1 to 4 p.m., >olly Register. Shrewibury. NJ FISH CAM — BaHaaiaiia. Itn Rt. U Soyrtvlllt, NJ. 777-1100 TO-3194. ono ytor oM. olio Mnall glip • HIGHES" TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ANYWHERE 3 Trucks And WE NEED USED CARS PART-TIME - But drlvtr, prlvott WANTED - Malwrt, responilble fraaiar. Call sn-im. • s Top dollar pold. MULLER CHEVRO tchool. will train. 14 per hour to ' ttmatt to take charge ol the houst, In • EXCLUSIVE 3 YEAR, 36,000 MILE WARRANTY DESIGN EftS-DRAFT ING return for tret room and board, FUDNISHINO OK A LOW IUDOETT Trailers LET, Hwy M. Matowan, S66-W00. Coll botwon 9-4 p.m. 541-4777. - Chad Htt USEO FUKNITUDE CEN • TOP 20 PARTS DEPT. IN ENTIRE U.S.A. ENGINEERS fc TECHNICIANS :lothlngond sptndlng money Call ol TEH OF MO IANK. Flna nirnnura ax CHEVROLET VAN CAMPER - 1*77. L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES PART TIME PERSON NEEDED - To lw». HI stra-apury »v« • AWARD WINNING SERVICE DEPT. WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 15J Brood St. Rtd Bonfc Ml WOO suptr vitt a small group ol torly morn- Factory tlberglas stand up roof, air, SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth ing nowtpaptr carrltrt In Matawan, link, slovr, toilet, tanks, tic. $1t«p» Rtd Bonk. 747-071/ DO YOU — Havt a desire to torn 0A««»»OO TUTURNTAILR E - U.f». • UP TO 60 MONTHS BANK TERMS (our to six S1400. J41 4S30 abovt-ovtroge Income? Wt will show Eatontown. Ntptunt ortas. Good Situations Wanted you how easy It Ii with one of Ctntral salary ond cor allowanct, twctlltnt a BEST CHOICE OF MODELS & COLORS ALWAYS CHEVEOLET ItU PICKUP - Six ~ WE BUY CARS Femalt Jersey's largest realtors Llcented or G E MINI WASHER - AM aryar. M e FINEST BODY SHOP a FREE TOWING cylinder, three speed, good condition, unllcenied Matowan, $44-1400. mantnt position Oa) asking »1000L Coll 7VpU: Bring In your title and registration and evening!, IT7-40S3 H). capacity. Ixcallanl canaiHan. Four • PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSONNEL—OVER SO YRS. EXPER. Itavt with a entefc t Marlboro, S1HM0 CHILD CARE - In my Lltttt Sllvtr yaan old, Inchjdat M«na. W«n». INTERNATIONAL 1*67 TRAVELALL PORTER M/F - Full tlmt wttkdayi. DRAFTSPERSON lama. Formtr nursery ichool ttochtr GRAND PIANO - M" kaykaanT — Four wheel drlvt, 7VV powtr-ongle TOM'S FORD _ j design txptrltnct. t-lbtral port-tlmt weektndi, II to 7. Navtslnk Hot meals By hour, wttk, wttkendi. snow plow, power steering, air, bucket •^ouse Coll 143-1408 7414*71. •ISC or Ml ollar seats, new Sli Ply lug tires .WOO rirm Hwy 35 Ktyport pay ond btntflti. Call m 1134 tor op- naTm ira-IHO ofttr 6 p.m. • polnlmtnt of tend rttumt to WILLIAM COLLEGE STUOENT - Wllllna and SHORE MOTORS 264-1600 E YOUNG L CO.. 400 EtMR Rd , Nep REAL ESTATE SALES - Intelligent, obit domtttlc. botoytltter. choufftur. HAMMOND It BALDWIN tune. N.J. 077S3. Iralnablt, omblllous. wt would like h) •now you how eoiy It Is to torn above pointer, tutor... 141-4431 PIANO AND ORGAN HWY. 35 528-7500 WALL TWP. 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale DRAFTSMAN - M/F. ExptrltfKt re- avtroge Income In a lltttlmt corttr HARDWORKING LADY - Leaking quired in development of electro Hlgheit commlnlont, bonuses, locally tor nv«,doyi Dtr waafc. llva In or doy'l CENTER chanlcal drawing! from ikttchti, or nationally, wltti ont of Control Jir- tuol observations ond tnglnttrlng o wy't largest rtattort Flvt offices, Dlvliian al Altanaara vlcement Apply Electro Impulse Lot llctnMd or unllctfittd. BOB GRIMM Plono HOVH VOLVO Inc.. 114 Chtitnul St., Rtd Bon AGENCY. S44WO0. Part llmt con Situations Wanted OM you know 741-0404. ildtred In Old Bridge or to office, Male We Are N.J.'S. NEED A CAR? Largest and Oldest " GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - IB keypunch experience ntcttsory Pt RECEPTIONIST - Wttktndt, tor a ALL AROUND YARD WORK — Trttl Piano Dealer GET RE-ESTABLISHED mantnt poilflon. Medical and rtllf local cultural Institution. Mutt have cut, gutters, g i d Mown and Homlln. Klmboll. Sahmar. mtnt btntftfi Norwood Distributor own transportation, rtftrtnett Solory Frtt ttllmotet. •oUwln. Kami. KnoM. Evaran. Car UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY 434 Broodwqy. Long Bronch. P3-l*ft imtnsurolt with txptrltnct. Coll rlar. Hordmon and Playtr atom ! LARGE DISPLAY OP UN'S • LPN'S — Full llmt and porl- 51. Help Wanted G5.I«?N^,5AI«?P^NTO I "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" ASBURY PARK, N J. anil TTVngD UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED HELP WANTED SAILING INSTRUCTOR - Part Hmt CLASSIFIED MALE OR FEMALE to taoch Sltart couriat itortlno Jon (1 Business Own dally f M », Sol. till S '. Branch drlvtr for Ealonlown •In-lha-boof caurm aurlng Sgrlnt Opportunities OaanSwi. naan-s Oceonport area. Mutt hove str ond Svmmar. leaal tor octlwa, ratlrac 100% FINANCING vlceoble auto. (Van or itotlor ptrton with post ttocMng txptrltnct * par hour. Moll rttuma to Is Rtnlti YOUR OWN BOSS! wagon preferred ) Call Court. Mldolttown, NJ No Co-Makers — No Glmmicki TM DAILY/SUNDAY REGISTER DELI/SUB SHOP tar Hit. clton. com SALESPERSON - Enptrltncaa In Dot plttaly radtcorotad. In txctllanl loco Call arrant altar on the Spot Approval II Qualified Circulation Dep*rtm«nt far lodlat talhlon. Flvt ooyt Includlnfl Hon, 10 cor parking lol. Atklna lll.soo onytlmt wttkanai. BUSINESS DIRECTORY or bait ofltr, MUST SELL! Prlnclpltl 542-4000 Sol. No avtnlnai. Wrllt. In conllotnct a FLORA. HI Brood SI.. Had Bonk. only. Kit II Soyrtvlllt. Coll day! Aik lor Bob McKntght IBM TYPEWRITERS A DAILY GUIDE ICON Mr. Banks 566-6120 or 6411 mtm otltr f p.m. coll 74I-1TS1. RENTAL 119.50 ptr i 51. Help Wonted 2. Autos For Sale 63 Money To Loan Ram wim aaHan la tw Hi OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE LOAN BY PHCNE THE BEST IS YET TO COME Bronch drlvtr for Holmdtl orta. For fail confldantlol tarvlct lar Mean. Vutt hovt itrvlctoblt auto. (Von dory marivBIW loom! Coll MAJESTIC or Station Wogon prafarrod). Coll FINAHCEWRP., oik lor Mr. Llwlll ROOFING tSIOINC ADOING MACHINES MOVING & STORAGE THI DAIIT/UIMDAT II6H1IH CALL COLLECTI ROOFING AND SIDING ' Fret till- TYPEWRITERS Circulation DtpartiMnt (201) 964-0747 matt*. Otton Roofing I Siding Co Call 542-4000 LOANS BY PHONEI 74M»1eor 531 Wtit lfff ADDERS - Typewriter!. Cokulotors, MOVE WITH NtCK — For I til. Fret Mid, trotted, repaired citimotev Senior rates, alto will AiKlOfBooMcKnlght DISCOUNT pflct* travtl Call anyflme, UMIV4 SACCO'S ROOFING SERPICO'S 7474MS We art txptrti In our Held, room re TRUCK ft AUTO mootllng. atticton Installation , otile IN. Commercial iloiri, iform & tcrttn window., rool PAINTING 4 RENTAL repalri, tic Call tJl-5717 tor Fret Eill DECORATING FORD RENT-A-CAR VALUABLE COUPON Rentals FAIRWAY FORD EDDIE'S - Inferior Pointing 8fou Dally - Wttfcly Monthly ALTEHATIOMS •"ill polnl |obs don*? by Eddlt I move RED BANK Inilrue ond vacuum o|l dust before USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS 50 CENTS OFF GENERAL CONSTRUCTION pointing, I patch truck*, tvol all llalni T/A Marketing Rtttorch Services t7 A DAY/1.07 MILE 1000 sq It., 17 White Sl.% ond use ntw drop clolhtt. My work is CALL TOLL FREE B»t?Jim ft/Jlls neat one (Iron and your house will look Prime store, prime looaBof. .- beautiful Coll F.ddle. 6M 4403 Your Next ODD JOBS - A Z. Rooting. Corpentry, Excellent lot any retail opera-;: PlumtHng, Pointing. Fret tstimotes, ton Of professional oltlce. i Insured. Gent. Mt-efff PAINTING AND DECORATING Cart B Jonti Fully Insured DAILY REGISTER OASSHED AD TW0C0LL6GE STUDENTS - Will do For frtt tttlmaitt call tit MM By presenting this coupon 747-1100 odd lobs. Experienced In homt arm When placing yogi Classified ad small butlnttt burglar and tlrt otarmi PAPERHANGING - Pointing, In- AVIS Quality, Immedtatt work for folr price teflor. exterior Shttl rocking, toping. (Sony, net good tomtrdi ftmil, Ad Callt,rV JIM between I2p.mondiprn o,osterlr»g Work ouarantted 4tS 0M7 1 or Cont-Kl Adnrtlurt) WALLY S PAINTING MISCELLANEOUS AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE 21.M0nnit im»,OMC LIGHT HAULING — And will Clton interiors Out Speciality \l« (2,000 « boMfnontt. attlct, garages, and houl Itl IW. AFTER* P.M. WekK owcy. CoH John Wl, WMW, We try harder Call 542-1700 TAILOR — LodMrt1. ran1) orNrfattani. WILLIAM J. UAHK -- Painting ond Ing. prtma a* oontvC Decorating Commercial and RtsWtn 62 LOWER MAIN ST. - Mm crack, lo: Tht OaHy R*giiitr . Pick up, delivery. 13 Swtfi tlol. Frtt estimates lit OfKJ or AtkMamVMnnaat ac OOOO d PuUki- I, TM«n Falls 143 S47f. OM rUgtator Plata, Shrntlmry, NJ. 07701 MATAWAN DDD-iizyy 1100 71. MtrdtondlM "• MtrcHMttitt lOl.Aportmttits Tiger SHREWSBURY, N.J. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1978 T||L DwM| ITl |JB1«I I FT Salt FerSolt HIGHLANDS - W.l.r.l... a«l tii FrMNM Township «. Mafia Form* et •willrnTiiri can be ob- EBHHr 1 a.m. HIGHLANDS AND MMi from the unierslifiii er your WAT CAM OwHoct. TVWDOUILE aUtLLKM WINDOWS -•It., MM FredG Searby, Jr. =.*5* *•""••»• "~«- mar-. HIGHLAND! - TVee room, tuttae* Clerk ed Dece*n» a***. 1175 par m ~ NOTICE i£S taartty raajkatt 1 T M Or. wo* introduced of e• reaviart r meeting at HaMi Cal the City Council efl tth e_ City ef Long mm Fruhaia. Now Jartay Branch In tht Count.vnty Lof ..M#*moyth. . Hew Jertey heM on December It, If 71 Tusr ISi ana will bo further centMered fer final HOUUCL - OM >t«rt after o public hearing thereon aoviao- hfroMyra, Mha TwermjtMpi eof MKMMO Cituiry Councilountnl tiso nbe heM ot City Council C NOTICI at City Council Chambers. Third KEANSBUtS - JVi roam, hoot, Nat On Wednetdoy, January 10. 1*79 at Floorr.. U*Ue BrooawayBi . Lena Branch. •ON* M CMMae po. Adulti art I IS p m at Halmiei Township Hall, or New Jersey oon Jenuory *, iln ot • 00 terrod No pah. Oat month I ttcurlty at such other time ond ptece at the P.M. Dec. If n*M EANSBURG - Naai rke^lMa^ 71 Goroge Salts snail consider on opMlcotton for a varl ANO SUPPLIMBNTIIM CH fin once from let area, front, side and rear U. PARKIN4 LOTS AMD METBRS yord setbacks and porting setback, ell OP TNR "REVIJBD •IHBRAL OR Yard Salts variances only If needed), tor ore OtNAIKM Or THI CITY Of LONO _ OA«»Ol SALI IM Recreational t» Freehold Towrtto ifmtnory and final site plan approval, BRANCH ItN" AIAMIMMD. 101. Houses For_Rent 131. Houses For Sale conditional we approval ond or chile* BE IT ORDAINED BY THE •««<«•. MM tssss No civilian absentee ballot will be turot oporeval tor o beauty talon le be MX H» . 'rl. MM. tCEAHSBUHG - B.atfivk» Oaraam. Vehicles furnished or forwarded to any apcXI MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE afncMmcy, OBf and twt badraom KEANSauRG - Three-room, 01 (ocateTTn the emitting building located CITY OF LONG BRANCH THAT AN UK DINIHO MOM - ClocMc M. ENJOY THE NEW YEAR cant unless request therefor Is received • Minimi. U7J Hoot, hot wattr tup tomlty heuse ll/i etui utilities on property at 4? Post Main Street, ORDIHANCE KNOWN AS CHAPTER Ha-gl«c» >t)m«. lur-iliii not leu than 1 dayi prior lo the elec ceii turns In Will tlva-aaavaam. mna bam Can Holmdel, N J known olse a* Block XII PARKING LOTS AND METiRS lion, ond contains the foregoing In llAl-oMionthetanmopOfthe Town MIDDLETOWN - Thrtt to touhwnaoranr VII on g lovclv waoaaa* W CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW. formation OF THE REVISED GENERAL OR KEANSBUB.G - T»l aldrttm apart snip Of Holmdel Documents relating lo OINANCES OF THE CITY OF LONG mant HI two4amlly noutt OH pluf Llvtna roam wltti arraufM Iron rolling LOW RATEI. Forms of ODpllcoflen con be ot> mil application may be viewed at the BRANCH Itm AS AMENDED BE ultllttat Call WM*S ovariMfcl CoMiooTol-ctlllngad loyar talned tram the undersigned or your office of the Holmdel Township Clerk AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED *n-itu n larnlly roam wllh (Kick wall flr* municipal clerk weekdays from •:« a m to 1 JO p.m. AS FOLLOWS KEANSBURG - TVto btgro.m, flrlt plact Cyclont Itncoo roar yard Dated December 30. if tt ITZM - Thin MIDOLETOWN — LlttH ranch fof except holidays, ond other tlmet by Section 1 Section 12 I Jd Zone lllo Bate. Itncad yard. IK! par month plm EaniaMBv brook aflarai privacy Oul FredG Seorby 77 Petj And Llvetlock . through 11 it nereby deleted ond a Handing valuo. ond prlcta Is tall al Clerk mM CM Conslonio A Peltall new Section d Zone lllo it substituted MUM. Board of Fire Commissioners Bet 131. Holmdel, N.J S/733 therefore to read In Ml ot follows 100's OF PU V2Sl%r ' OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Threa 210 Lost & Found Fire District No I KE YPORT - 0«t otarttcii apartmont A. FRED Dec It V M "Section II I MZonellla Twenty m Colonial rnomlm OH o monlti badroom ronch, family room, laraa Freehold Township Sorry, no aah. lol W. Pranl St. IM-loSi. ford, appHarxat t4M • month. Call FOUteD- Block ond white kitten, near IS Beechwood Avenue i cents ( 7.5, coins of the United OKOAH -- NfNfaa LLaa m OMIl Ooc. IM 1 lltt. H4 ONLY Snorepolnt Inn. Hoilet FreenoM _ i at AAAFFEO doy. seven t. — MMM New Jersey 077* Holmdel Township Hail, or ot such oth m » LOST - Male, part Lab, port Golden DISTRICT NO 1!OF THI TOWNSHIP offlc*, showroom, ond storehouse lor «*n t — t arwaniB.ipwiii MPIII r oort couTM: lannls courti, ttaoch ond FLORIDA :onsecutive hours, ond one doitoi Retriever, purebtock, blue collar, Mid OP FREEHOLD, IH THI COUNTY londscaptng business ond mower sale* utlllllai wpallotl, »U par country club Clot* to all retorit MOBE tOUHD-TEOUESTA 111 00) tor a period of twelve (11) can dleton license d SPCA li A OP MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY ana service shop On property locoted Coll U* J117 twtwMtn ff-S. secutlve hourt " The Palm fteoches ON FEBRUARY 17, ItTt oi Bo. 301. RD I, known also as Block RAYMOND C. HOACLAND. ASSOC Section! This ordinance tholl take muo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to SI Lot 14 on the toi map of the Town MtGAH FO* SALE - 011*0111011 Par Eves OH) 74T-m3 effect upon lit pottage and publication •orntiHtrt, afllclanc, the legal voters of Fire Dlttrlcl No 3 of shipo! Holmdel Documents relating lo Wllcoa Gallery of Homes, Inc. LOST - Male dog. •orat with long according lo law motel units. Dal »l» ?. MM003 Tht HwdMn Shop, Inc.. SI)per month plus all utilities, Security, and Long VViiie w VilVillagl e ElElege t MONMOUTM COUNTY, N J pol Clerk of the Towmhlp of Freehold, within the neat thirty (301 minute, lol suite. Atiundont off-ttratt parking Coll Please take Notice mot the ud Hilda Colllton Broad St, Shrtwsbury, references required Inquire 25 South »i«00, Mr. Lakd. home* from <*?,5?W C\llJ3Jl _ _ Schorick Rood, Freehold Township, ' the eapirotlon of thi>' Like new h P Townthlp Clerk SI .Red Bonjk; PORT MONMOUTH — One-bedroom New Jersey, between the hours of 9:00 iinule>st tofollowinr g the termination al Dec If (140 Boord Of the town.hip of Aberdeen lor d* 00 •MM RED BANK Heildentlol urea, lour RED BANK - HoUM with office for ronch, large kitchen ond living room, the legoIOIl hours of sale, the entire pre profetilonal per»on, tour bedroomi, Hull enclosed front porch, new tteal a variance from me provisions ol Sec- a oondd * misei shall be ciosea TOT ousineti ana Leonardo HI S>» room apartment, sun deck, oaroae an tion eO3E ol the Zoning Ordinance to ol prime location. » Plnckney Rd |u»lIng tystem. new carpeting. 174,000 Dated De mber ». 1»7I all curtolns and blinds tnoil be drown to permit the construction of a church More Classified utilities paid 13?5 Ul-tOU Fred G Seorby. Jr . Clerk open ,o that the premlsei may be open off Brood St Coll Lolrd Elll*. WlWOO IV-IM ient In the sec- SPEAKfRS - Altec Lonslng, Proof Mil, pr. I' RUMSON — Onte-bedroom, tin- HtrDBAHK - in Brood SI , third door Board of Fire Commlstlone't — lew ot the public ond oil cut on Next Page RED BANK - Century House, l) leet Ins Fire District No 1 ». an a potf con n7«tn> A up Bob Duon. Rtd Bonk Antlqut Ceo furnished, oulat and secure, near shops Offlct tulle containing two room* ttf. Hl-O3> ond bus W35 per month Includes neat, (Large tludlo with private offlca ) tobulou* architecture Two bath. q ond othe Freehold Townsl • MtMMIMM I | Needs love and attention. US.0M Coll water ond electric- EP-30t0. Storage orea Skyllghl. olr condition quired varloncet as determined by the IMMIL - Rpckwtll, Ptrrondli ond after S, 7*t-UK Srt.IT FIREWOOD Ino, carpet, decorated, all utllllie. In Planning Boord ol the Township ol Sttasl!i| llgurlnti, old and ttw. SEA BRIGHT — Designer furnished Aberdeen al the variance heorlna on «n 0 cor* eluded Ample on tile parking Win studios ond executive suites Harbour RUMSON AREA - Send lor our premlset located on Corner ot Lloyd Call OWyt. m-»H3 murj (mum one yeor leaM UW per month, "Shore ond Country Living" brochuri. Point. \m Ocean Ave. W»S1 Rood and Church Street described at AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND HE USED FURNITURE CENTER NAN JOHNSON call owner. Walter llmmererft Son . plds. description., pricti on avollobl* follows Calvory Boptltt Church known FRIENDS ItJShfewsbvry Ave , Red Bonk BUYS AND BUYS SEA BRIGHT - Two room apartment, Me-MOB 9r *4H1H hornet. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, as Block 61, Lol 17 & II on the Tax Mop. Make It Yourself If you ore a legal voter ot Fire From on entire household lo o single furnished, »J«0 per month Including HI Ave, of Two Rivers. Rumson, which It within I»01 teet ot property •aefla* HOaV^M#ftt ond Why Noll District No 1, In the Township of Free Hem Antique furniture, lewelry. sil- utilities Security required Ml \TU, RED BANK - 157 Brood II., Red owned by you This appeal It now on hold. County of Monmoulh, and are In ver, immediate cash Top dollar ofHr ». call 741 tS*Q, Bank* newest proteulonal landmark the Secrtiary'i calendar, and a public the military service or the spouse or MI44t. hot |utl two btocki of ipoce avallobta heorlng has been ordered lor January SEA BRIGHT - Three room opart STONEHENGE dependent ot o person In military ser One oreo contolm 3100 vq ft and the 10, 197* a' I 00 p.m prevailing time, In vice or are a patient In a veterans OLD FURNITURE — An I loves, china, ment on busline, near shopping center other 1*00 tq n will divide ond Im tht Township Moll 147 Lower Main TUXEDO - Slock, worn twice. r *0 at Monmouth Beach hospital or a civilian attached to or aiauwore. art objects ond brk-o-broc Coll days, t-tt-OQW. evenlnav W7 SMS t ll li leote Ample Street. Aberdeen Township, New Jtr Bulky Beauty new, »acket-41 regular, ponts M. 11immediate cash fer anything ond eve pe to live yea Crtarmlng new tour bedroom Colonial, serving with the Armed Forces ol the ontlte parking. wner Walter sev, at which time you may oppeaf lenafh with 1" htm, tie Included. 1100 rvthlna Rusclls. » E Front St . Coll immediate occupancy True value ot v, at which Unlleo Sfolet, and desire to vote, or if Iff Port Monmouth Rd.. 1 IWW S either In person or by ogenl, or ol HiJ. tn-MW offer 4 p.m. ! " * 1117,000? Will tHilld to wit from your ther In pers you are o relative ar friend of any such mouftt Kitchen, living room Oreo and t ent ony oblcctlon which SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL ptorti or ouril Model Colonial open II rney ond pres person who Is O l**gbr>oler ond, you TURN YOUR OIAMONDS INTO bedroom, bath HM plus electric ond believe, win desire to vote in the An BUILDING to 4.30, SoturdJayt and Sundays, at h lo granting ot this Op UJLLARS - Convtrt Old Jtwtlry to security No pets Coll #M«7« nual Election to be held on February 17, Only one tultt 11100 tq n ] ilili ovaii Ocean Avenue. Monmouth Beach peal, 131. Houses For Sale Coin DON PONS JEWELERS will 1 1979 al which two commissioners snail able In ultra modern oddltlon to well Ocean view! Beoch Club privilege! This Notice it served upon you by Buy from prlvatt ownari and tihjtti WEST END — One-btdroom opart be elected and the amount ot money to ments, furnished and unfurnished eitabllthed professional building Lo Weekday* by appointment) order of the Planninanning Board ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND be raised for the ensuing year In said Carpet, tree pool, balcony, ocean view cattd on Sycamore Ave In Tlnton CalvarClvary BapBaptist t Church JEWELRY DESIGNED. Itt Rlvtr Rd., ADAMS AGENCY Fire District No 3, will be voted on, ties year round Sand Costie Apart Follt. ad|ocent to Parkway Reody lor «5 Lloyd Rd Folr Havtn, N J UMHT 110 Avt, Of 1 Ri Mm R you should WRITE to the undersigned ments, 400 Ocean Blvd., 1» 1235 immediate occupancy. Unlimited Aberdeen at once, making application tor a mill THINKING OF - Selling or buying? WANTED - Botoeoll cords ond olntr parking. Beautifully landscaped Medl Dec. 2* 111 10 tory service ballot to be voted in said «t and na»Mrtt. pro-lfn Call col Specialtl.i onl Will finish to lull Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY election to be forwarded lo you. staling Gjoria RIQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Bia« frosty winds in this iu|< your name, oge, serial number, if ybu The Aberdeen Township Municipal 1 •^ rui IIIHWU 01 unrurnitn.u ore In military service, home address jeo hooded ucktl WALKER I WALKER Utilities Authority will receive bids un Corptllng, lr». pool, oolcony. ocoon WAREHOUSE - Spoce, on Route IS In and the address ot which you are sta- Mlddletown Garoge with large over- REALTORS til 10 00 am February I. IVTf at the DOUBLY «iim because its vltw tin a month yoar round No Shrewsbury Office HI Sill tioned or con be found, or It you detire head door able to til bo« truck, plus Authority office. M Noble Ploce, Aber the military service ballot to be for- ptti SAND CASTLE APARTMENTS. MMdletown Office tM-3311 crocheted of two strands of Nilson D Octon Blvd m til! storoge 15i2S with II ft ceilings For deen, for a rebuilt engine lor Sewage warded to him, slating his name, serial intofmallon coll »71 1ST. Pumping Station No 4 number, It he is in military service, nMsled weight synthetic yarn REALTORS WEST END - Two-oooroom oporl WEST LONG BRANCH Specifications may be picked up al home address ond the oddrett at which mtnt ntor octon. Corptllng ITti \*VEST END - Ideal office location Ideal lor sports suburbs, cam 101 Apartments with full parking MK month • utiil NEWLY LISTED the Authority office from | » am to he is stationed or con be found month t ulllltlti Coll nt MM bthvoon MK month u 4.30pm weekdays ties Call m-Mfl t 1 Custombulll, three bedroom ranch In pus Pattern 953 Sues 810. between 10-4 p. STANLEY C. BITTNER. SR AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ntw rtn «t*fJT_ finest residential area Full botement 1214. 1618 included Chairmen talt dolly, ntvtr o tw lor hmonl WEST ENO - Modtrn Ihrtt-room and attached gorope, lOO'xltt' lot Owner Dec 79 13 to Furnlinird and imhjrnlsntd hom.i and bath turnlintd oportmtntt. Immtdlott UO Wanted To Rent leaving area See II) We have the keyl aportmonti TEICHER AGENCY, RE occuooncy Ytorly and wlntor Coll Priced to sell ot IW.SOO ALTORS. 1S7 Octanoart Avt.. Octon CAMASSA AGENCY. INC.. RE-EXECUTIVE DESIRES - Two/three CAMASSA AGENCY INC. 2M Eolontown $1.50 for each pattern Add <0I ALTORS. bedroom furnished home In Mid REALTORS dletown oreo For January through PUBLIC NOTICE each pattern lor first-class air ABERDEEN - Lorot two-oooYoom mioo •atiTO PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the April 1st. References. Call ApplebrooV 222-4100 opartmant In duplti. istrothmortl following Ordinance wot patted on marl and hindlrnr Stag to: osfc tor Mrs Powers, in 1300 •ibrr Slit (TM/M. Watntr. drytr Includtd Prlvott pork 102 Houses For Rent Html consideration by the Mayor ana RENTALS — Yearly or winter, tenants ino Ul! plul utlllllti. Nt ptti Call , a Council of the Borough ot Eaiontowrt art eager te rent immedlatel 132 Condominiums ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small col ly Coll following a third reading and a public toot, trlth aoragt. uoo a month plui 431-4037. Mon through Fri X4 M Town Houses hearing ot a regular mealing ot said RUMSON utriititi coii m rm. Wo tee. body held Wednesday. December 7', Laura Whoo(er MONMOUTH BEACH - Penthouse In SWMR HIGHLANDS -*noll. ttwtt room col STORAGE SPACE WANTED — Used UN the Towers, completely decorator I NooaVrofiDtpt.fl taat. Sultablt odulti IUS ptr month furniture dealer desire* ban , Ne. 14-71 VALUI HIGHLANDS - Ntwly dtcorattd * h*nutted Microwave, built Ins one plui ulllltlti. Stcurlty r.qulrtd or other buildings Will pay 1100 AN ORDINANCE AMBNOINO AN OR many ixtrot Move right In I Tho Daily Ktg.it. r per month. 747 ms OINANCI LIMITING AND RE Cokxitil with 3 huge BRs GtG Realtors M';*** . "'l0**4 fB5 a month, on. month ucurlty n KEANSBURG — Throtroomi. un STRICTINC TO SPECIFIED DIS- Lfl, DH & t»g eal-in kitchen SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — ftesolet TRICTS AND REGULATING THERE aulrtd Inqulrt ol Hlohlond* Hard tur ntintd Ont montti ttcurlty. no ptti. Vorlout models LAWLEY AGENCY. ? Bci 1(1, 0M Chthea St, Nn with adiacent family rm , lull wort, 311 Bay Avt.. bafcrotn t-i p.m. IN RIAL ESTATE, BUILDING AND Realtors. 74UM1. ives, MIUTf STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO S tort. NY 10011. fm\ Nmt, basement, loot Immaculately THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND THB • naorm. Zip. r*itttfn Nymbtt. kepi $89,500 . 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 133 Income Property NATURE AND EXTENT OP THBIR USI IN THE BOROUGH OP EATON J NEW fOR 1979' NfEDLECRAFT CotftMl-tOM 131 Houses For Sale TOWN IN THI COUNTY OP MON RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - MOUTH, AND PROVIDING POR THI i CATALOG-HundretJi ol bejuti- A FAHTASTTC BROCHURE - oi Two one-bedroom apartments, lovely ONTHI ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCE • ful things to make' 3 Iree THE KERR AGENCY homes In Monmoulh County! It's your* orea, ample parking, walking dittonct MINT Of THE PROVISIONS HERE FARM If you write or coll Bersy Ross Agency, to buses ond snapping, IXTSOO. Coll IN CONTAINED AND FIXING PEN • patterns inside Send 7bl It; Rt IS. Keyport. N J OHJS Phone owner ofler S p.m , MTUW ALTIBS POR THE VIOLATION You could spend next Xmas IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT tt4-UU\. THEREOF. APPROVED: NOVEM- BER H. ttM, AS AMENDED AND on yout own 9 8 acre farm in AL GREENE ft CO.. INC. 137 Lots & Acreage SUPPLEMENTED (RIV 1f71) Ne. •HIM •4»>ll«MtMM4> Lincrotl Warm up at the Wf HAVI MMTGAGI MONEY AVAIUIU: REALTORS B-7T. laised hearth Iplc in this cus- Hwy is Keypttrt ri»-yoo KEANSBURG — BulMIng lol, SexlOO, By order ol the Mayor ondCouncil 9'/.% and 20% DOWN 10 OUR ikdewolkt ond curl- *- MARJORIE L BECKER Ave ond Grove P tom bum 13 yr old home Lfl, ALL THINGS BRIOHT - And beau BOROUGH CLERK OR. 23' kitchen, den, 4 Bfl S QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS. ttful ore oil that t needed to moke our Dec n ttfO three-bedroom ranch on eye stopper! ZVi baths Outbuildings. Iruil 1 138 Mobile Hornet 223 Fair Havtn CALL Show on your decorating tolent Only Slimming Pantsuit \ trees & a natural pond GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - NOTICI Printed Pattern $205,000 BrNtanr Rd., Moiltl Advil pork, walk Please tofct notice thai CCl, Inc . ALL CREATURES - Great ond small, lo iMaalng and IT, but 5« Jill t'O Countryside Construction lAspll con fit Into our three bedroom Cope cant) not mode application lo the Plan with Its grant big kitchen ond nice ning Board ol the Borough of Fair yard! Asking l»,f00 140 Real Estate Wanted Hoven for o malor subdivlilon lor th* MOST property locoted at the south side of ATTRACTIVE SCHOOL CONSCIOUS? *• This three- LISTINGS OF BETTED HOWII - Ir Third Street approximately 650 east ol bedroom ronch should oleatei It s |usl Kiamburg Mldaltlown Hmi,l the Intersection of Hone* Road ond U, flT*»; NIIOHBORHOOD a hop, skip ond jump from one ol the Holmdtl HN THE SM0LKO AGEN Third Strtct Shorts btSt elementary schools! Atk Saw subdivision would create Hi MOW, wfctft you Handsome churches, & (41 lots where two 17) presently exist gorgeous oWer homes sur- LITTLE SILVER- Armstrong sprowd Applicani will also requeit variance) Mm • MGBTER f thi A pakling the bedroo on two lots, which boih loti will have round this rambling ex- one 11) .Ideyard depth of II rr where foiffiMl U ft* 3 panded ranch. Emjoy an 100 is required flcre of treed beauty ttrephxe ond super location < The premises In question ore •f RMf9 Mys, MMM known at Block 77. Loti •/ 1 M, on the Spacious interior-LR w/fpte, Official To* Map of the Borough of Fair Ma**! ferity, Printed Pattern 9235 Worn- DR. Kit, 4 BRs. 2 baths, Haven Ml Sues are 34 (38 inch bust Th* Planning Board has ii»*d jon central air, basement & 2 car iARMSTRONG wary 10. Ifn ot I p m ot me Borough jotj gtt mtifra with 40inch hip). 36 (40 bust garage $79,500. 152 Boats A Hail as the lime and ploce lor hearing 42 hip). 38 (42 bust. 44 hipi. of the sold application •*yHH! CalMi.«oo» 741-4500 Accessories You ore hereby notified that you 40 (44 bust 46 hip). (2 (46 ore privileged lo be present ot toid bust. 48 hip). 44 (48 bust. 50 OPEN J DAYS 14 STAKCKAFT - Aluminum. Ml hewing ond prevent am ond all Objec KttSia OtMrrwd DISIRABLI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS canvov all nulprrwnl IW» 10 Up t ion» or comments wfmn you may hove hip). 46 (50 bust. 52 hi pi 48 Marcurr. Ifnlralllf Atklng llfOO or regarding the Mid application COUNTRY KENT WITH OPTION TO BUY MlCMtHRtittM (52 bust. 54 hip) 50 (54 bust A copy ot the application not been ImmMkrll OctupOKV filed in the Off ft* oTfhe Borough Clerk ACMAQI... CHOICE RUMSON COLONIAL DINGHY'S - EH. Skimmer, Dyer, 4M pu KM, por 56 hipi Thrti btarooin roncft. Full batomttit on) may be inspected peaceful, countrified Lorgt. trttd lol. 15I.W0 Swmner, Zodloc, Metieler if you can't tind your neil dinghy at SOAT HOUSE, CCl. Inc . CaCountrytKle ety,ktw4M3 Howell Twp. location Ideal you don't wont a tfiwhy. tin Ocean Construction Ave.. lea a>t|iit. Ufhi) Jock Preston. Jr for multiple uses. Conve- BAHRS President CCl. inc laMjOeiyt niently located. Invest now In Dec T9 Ul 10 S«Kt ISO far uck •atttm. Ut HOBIE CAT 16 tomorrow's nest egg1 Won't IMHHM. Eicalltm common, attlng IIIOO Coll MS Frttwld Township W hi ixh aatttni f« tint last —123.000 oflar I pm cUn *mti, luMliBt Stuo to: CatfMt-saoo , Uw KEYPOftT MARINE SALES CIVILIAN ABSENTS! BALLOTS ATTENTION HWV 39. HAILET It lal lvote tr off FlrFtl ownship of Free CMI-NMM NIW 7J»1UO OT 3*4 7174 JB fc Young Family y v , LENTIE MARINA - Far Rorllan (at •xtra Oey. PIMM COLONIAL m _ .. -• - fc * J, • ,**.rtaTiall — l.g^jfcj najftag pacts te be absent outtide the Slate on boollng In-out MrMlna tarvlco lor aTSBjKi^nFV •HjWi^a' mm •!•••/ lr"J^"> V^Pffl V February 17, lift or o legal voler whe —" tall boon. IS la »'. UM4 Z MAWAN MAITIN Terrific value in Fair Haven tm$ bathi fer the arovlno.-family will be wllh in the Slate on February 17. S42-I7W. So much to offer; LR, OR, Larte. tavtty rear vord, Meol tor chli 1971 but because ot illness or phytlcoi aren ami enWrtolnlng. Ch#"»«*« Wtm • Pattern Dept. 420 eat-in Kit.. 20' MBR. 2 more LYMAN - MAKO. Merotitt, Sabre. disability, or because of the oe ctvded street, yet Crete ' Mrvance ot g rellgiout holiday IM Ffft MttOWM • Th* Doily Register Bfla 4 ttt baths. Cedar Exceptional home in one of Rumaon's finest areas Five Uvrpneytk. >otten lyhoier. Jonnton, puntMntto th e tenets et rettften bedrooms, three-and-one-hall bams. 3O'xi5' Living Room. Iryi Marino,'nUphmi.'rtj-m* or because ot resident aendance at • thtngles Lovely trees, Zoned call Al Flarl •cheot. collate or university, will be AiM-StMIM e • for Homea & business I7'x15' Dining Room with other rooms equaHy spacious. LEI CDAWPOUD DEALTOIIt New Jersey's unob*e to eosfyevr twllot ot tke polling $53,900. Outstanding ilQOf plan. Many custom extras. Almost an acre ptoca In your dtitrltt on MM «Mt. one Complete Marine Center ' desireto vot e In the annual election • 232 WfJit Its* SL, lltw Tort, NT CatfeMt-fMMW ot tad oaks aficrmwuntain laurel Priced at $159,500 Call lor Cbe hew on Febrgory 17. H7t appointment * which two cenvnlssloneri snalt be J loon, Met turn, noottss, LITTLE SILVER elected end the amounl ef meney Nj be •7MM0 WE CAN HELP raised tor tht ensuing yeor in MM Ptro S up. $w mi $mi NUMKR. COLONIAL . In Prima Atta District No 1, will be veted m. vew Discount e Let. be partial-you set "we YOU ANYWHERE IIJMM or IOIKI vwrla) art[MMMa NNW WRITE M APPLY IN PERSON 1 IMIP-I STORE to the i^aerslgned vt ence, requesting REGISTER • lot leu S wiSen IOU sew Send IN THi U.S.A. JOHNSON OUTBOARD fan Sftwn Svaencu that a civilian absentee ballotto fa r I for new rALL-WINTER FASHIONS- Little Silver Realty AAA RATED ML. MRVICE CEHTEB IConttr al Prnpa Variant Wla M exceeding IZtfWQO for Items of U- bosementi or celtor s the garage and he said he feels the variance permitting tt CSMtruCt • tfwMIUMJnMH M th* R peme permitted under Section In dwellings hawing basements or of Ihe hearing officer's find- down Ihe latest four applica- Ms. Schlupf said even nonconformtng side and rear yard setbacks was only II nwlnmM. «». tot ![,>.>< «A 1 30. of told law. has been included cedars an additional smoke detector ings uons for certificates of need - private patients for nursing in the foregoing estimated cost ef told sholl be Installed in me basement or granted because the local building department didn't dis- nn. lot «F M< M I?Jit ia~ll Xwo — nt or purpose cetMr In « (•cation approved by the John E. Westlake. vice laid thlt if there was anything homes wait four to six weeks 1SJM M A ra> In atfdltloA to nw SECTION SIX authority having (urlsdlcilon cover that a variance was required until after the garage waM HUI«W«i. prapoaM k» 10 The full faith and credit ef me Section! Power Source president of King James Ex- the sUte could leam from its at Freehold Area Hospital *• B* WMd »w a rMMMttMldwtlllna In Townthlp are hereby pledged to the Power supplied fer smoke detec was already 75 percent completed. inuwmiminnum . MpnTuT i punctual payment af the principal ol. tart iholl bt efther by battery or from o tended Care Inc., which oper- recently completed study on before a bed can be found for ••COM « LMMTrd and interest on, the tola obligations reliable electric source obtainable According to George F Sefcik, 488 W Front St, who outhoi lied by Ihlt bond ordinance Sold within the building All wiring shall ates nursing homes in nursing homes, it is that those them. Others may wait six obligations shall be direct, unlimited conform with the requirements of the built and ownes the large garage, he was issued a building obligations of the Townthlp. and the National Electrical Code Chatham and Franklin as well put into them should be kept weeks or two months, she con- Townthlp trull be obligated to levy ad permit to construct an addition to an existing garage. Section * Responsibility far in as in Middletown, said there close to their family. tinued. Nevertheless, she said, svsurfft valorem tones upon all the taioMe stailatlon and molnlenonce of Smoke He said that at the time the permit was issued a wk and may bt tfiMwctod property within the Township for me Detector j was no question but that addi- "To separate them from [hat was better than going TM public tworbM will M rwM on payment of said obligations and in- It thall be the responsibility of the representative from the building department suggested terest thereon, without limitation of owner of each dwelling to have In ; tional nursing home beds were their families would be hor- home where they would have _.. New jeriey, role or omourit stalled a sufficient number ot smoke that for a better constructed garage the existing garage be which time you moy appear elthei SECTION SEVEN detectors In proper order as required needed in the county. rible," she said "I think the to wait three or four months person or by aaenf or attorney ond This bond ordinance sholl lake ef- by Section J and Section 4 of this Or torn down completely. present any objection which you moy fect twenty (20) days after the firsl dinance Thereafter. 11 shall be the Mr. Westlake said that al- last thing we would want to do for admission to a nursing have to granting this application publication thereol after final postage joint responsibility of the owner and Paul Reinhold, township building inspector, said the MADOEMl HOLOBINKO though the state contends that is to take these people further home. at provided ti* told 1 otai Bond Low. tenant. If 0 rental, tor battery re representative failed to notify Mr. Sefcik that if he followed By WHKomK Madden PASSED FIRiT HEADING iWM/JI placement ond the maintaining of reo the lack of available beds is away from their families Ms. Schlupf said she Wllllom K Madden. EW PASSED ANO APPROVED ll'M/n the suggestion and knocked down all the walls, constructing 117 » STATEMENT Section 7 Install tlon of smoke de due to their being filled with where there would be no one to thought part of the reason for The bond ordinance published lectors, exceptions the garage from scratch, a variance would be required. Mr. NOTICI herewith has been finally adapted, the n iti patients from outside the coun- look in on how they're being the increasingly worsening sit- TM> tt a copy of Ordinance No Mday period of limitation within >s required by law or regulation To have Reinhold explained that had the existing garage not been 1174 mot wot introduced at a regularly which 0 wit. octlon, or proceeding tnttdled therein any smoke detector or ty, and that the problem could treated." uation In availability of nurs- scheduled meeting of the Township Questioning the validity ot such or fire prevention tyttem other than lorn down completely, and the building simply added to - Committee ol Middletown Township. dinance can be commenced, a* pro- which Is required by this Ordinance be alleviated if these people Mrs. Muhler said she was ing home beds was the larger heM December ll ltTl and patted on vided in the Local Bond Law hat begun and does in foci hove such system in as the building permit called (or- no variance would be fifit reading, ond finally adopted on were shuffled around and back extremely disturbed with Dr. population in the area and the to run from tne dote of Ihe first publlco Moiled, shall be exempted from the required. December jl. It71, after publ ic hear Ino lion ot mli statement provisions of thli Ordinance to the counties they came from Finley's denial of the latest development of several retire- ond final consideration wai otven, ol Hilda Colllson Section! Penalty According to local toning laws existing nonconforming their regular meeting held In Township Township Cle/k Any person violating this Or - he has not found this to be four applications from Mon- ment communities, including Hall. I Kim Highway, Mlddlefown. dinonce •hail De llobie to o line not to structures are not subject to variance application unless ORDINANCE MO 1774 exceed WJ 00 Twenty Five Dollars, true. mouth County because, in ad- Covered Bridge and the Vil- AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING each day of violation shall be a sepa the nonconformity is increased. On the1 other hand, a new FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STOP rote violation. He said fewer than 10 dition to the inconvenience for lages. She also noted that SIGNS ON MAPLE AVENUE AT ITS BOROUGH OP MONMOUTH BIACH Section 9. Enforcement building, built on the site of a former nonconforming INTERSECTION WITH LENISON AV MONMOUTH BIACH The official* charged with the duty percent of the residents of those waiting for a nursing many local residents who ENUE IN MIDDIETOWN TOWN NEW JiRtSYe77M Of enforcing this Ordinance shall be me King James in Middletown are structure, must comply completely with all toning regu- SHIP, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW NOTICI TO BIDDER! ConilrucllonOfflclol, the Building Sub home bed, their unavailability moved into the area 15 and 20 JIRffV Sealed bids will be received by the code Official, the Fire tub code Of from out of the county and that yean ago were reaching an lations. IE IT ORDAINED, by the Town Board of Commissioner! of Ihe flclol, the Fire protection inspector, tied up badly needed hospital •Ma Committee of Middletown Town Borough of Monmouth Beoch al their the Code Enforcement Officer, the other nursing homes in thebeds and ran up huge hospital age where they were begin- The building Inspector admitted that the late variance ship, Monmouth County. New Jertey meeting to be held at the Borough Hall. members of Union Beoch Fire Depart application was a result of human error, and misinforma- SECTION 1. The following In 22 Beoch Rood, Monmouth Beoch. New ment and the membert of the uniform county he's familiar with re- bills for those confined there ning to require more medical tondctlon I* hereby designated as a Jersey, on Tuesday evening, the tth Police Department tion between the department's field representative and the Stop Intersection doyof January, 1979all 30P M for the Section 10 Seporablllly port similar low outof-county while awaiting transfer to a attention. LENISON AVENUE AND MAPLE turnlthlng of a 1979 One Ton Pick up • f any Mellon, clouie. phrase, or population figures. homeowner. AVENUE; a Slop Sign shall be In Truck portion of thit Ordinance d for any nursing home. A hospital costs A spokesperson for Mon- Detailed specification! for sold Mr. Sefcik said that as soon as the error was discovered 1 toiled on Maple Avenue reason held invalid or unconitilutional "Of those 10 percent," he over $100 a day compared to mouth Medical Center said SECTION I; That the Traffic Hanoi equipment are on file with the Borough by ony court of competent |urltdlction, he was ordered to stop construction (which was 75 percent intfallatlon tholi be in accordance with Clerk and o copy ot the some may be such portion shall be deemed a sepa added with regard to the out- approximately >35 per day for that hospital had between 20 the provlilon of an act concerning mo hod upon application. rate, distinct, independent revision, completed), and apply to the Zoning Board for a variance. lor vehicles ond traffic regulation!. Proposal! mutt be submitted and such holding shall not affect the of-county residents at King a nursing home, she pointed and 35 persons waiting for Sub Title 1 of Title » of the Revised enclosed In a sealed envelope bearing volldlty of Ihe remaining portions The board on Dec. 18 by a 44 vote granted Mr. Sefcik Statutes, shall conform lo the detlon, the name ond address of the bidder and thereof. James, "all have relatives — out. transfer to nursing home beds and •hall be maintained in operation, addressed to the Boerd of Com Section II, Effective date his variance, thus allowing him to leave his estimated |5,0M at authorized by Ihe Oepanment of rrtUsloneri ol the Borough of Mon- Thlt Ordlnonce tholi loke effect usually sons or daughters — in Mrs. Muhler cited figures on any given day. Transportation ^^ mouth Beoch garage at the nonconforming setback of 3.1 feet, where 10 immediately after Its passage ond pub Monmouth County who want to compiled by Mr. Del Sordo of "It definitely is a problem," SECTION 3: Thlt ortflnonce thai) No sealed proposal may be ll cation according to low. feet a/e required, and sideyard setback of 3.1 feet and 14 take effect upon approvol by the Com withdrawn after it hoi been received by PUBLIC NOTICE be close to them." Freehold Area Hospital In- the spokesperson said. mltiioner of Transportation at pro the borough ond prior to the opening The foregoing ordinance wot in- Ml, where 15 feet are required. thereof at the meeting of the Board ol troduced ond pasted on first reading ai It's a feeling, he said, he dicating that there are al least Mrs. Muhler said Deputy STATEMENT • ' Commlitlonert lo be held on the 9th a regular meeting of the Mayor and A petition with eight names, including Mr. Graman's, The bond ordinance published day Of January. 1979, as oforesoid No Council ot the Borough at Union Beach, fully understands. 20 patients at Freehold Area Health Commissioner David . herewith hot been finally adopted, Ihe bidder may withdraw hit proposal for a on Thursday, December U, 1971, ond was presented to the board prior to the vote, urging the , IO-doy period of limitation wllhin period of thirty (30) days after the will come up tor final consideration "If my mother were ill and Hospital each month waiting Wagner had written, in re- which a suit, ocflon, or proceeding opening of bids. and patsoge af a regulor meeting of board to reject the variance application. questioning the validity of such or The Borough reserves me right lo lives in Jersey City, I'm going for nursing home beds to open sponse to a letter by her pro- sold Mayor ond Council, to be held an A seven name petition was submitted to the board in otnonce can be commenced, at pro re|ect any and all proposals and to Thursday, Jonuory II, 1979, ot Its to put her in a nursing home up, 23 a month at Bayshore testing the lack of nursing vided In Ihe Local Bond Low hot begun waive any Informality In the proposals P.M. or as toon thereafter 01 the mot support of granting the variance. lo run from the date of the tlrtt publ (co- received. ter con be heard, at the Council Meet near me so that I can visit Community Hospital, 35 ahome beds in the county, in- tton ol thit statement Bidders are required lo comply ing Room, Municipal Court Room. Mr. Graman feels that the board ignored the residents ' Oec » 115 60 with requirements of P L 1*75. C.IJ/ Florence Avenue School, Florence Av- her," he explained. month at Riverview Hospital, sulting there was no need and By the order of the Board of Com- enue, Union Beach, New Jersey, ot living within 200 feet of the garage, whom he said all TOWNSHIP OF MIODLITOWN missioners of the Borough ol Mon- which lime and place all persons deslr The problem with that is 20 a month at Jersey Shore asking for her support of utili- PLANNING, BOARD mouth Beoch Ing to be heard, thereon will be given objected to the garage except one neighbor. MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ Bonnie G. Moore full opportunity. that the formula - for which Medical Center and 30 a month zing under-used beds in hospi- NOTICE OF HI ARING Borough Clerk MarySoblk "There is no garage in River Plaza that big," he said, TO: ALL PROPERTY OWNERS 3 w the state Health Department at Monmouth Medical center. tals in other parts of the state WITHIN MO FEET Dec W " Borough Clerk explaining that the square footage of the garage was almost Please toke notice that the under NOTICt Dec. 39 14) M bases the need for nursing "That's (85,000 per week — as skilled nursing beds. signed hot applied to the Planning Notice Is hereby given that the fol the same as the square footage of his nearby home. home beds — Is built around total — for all those patients in Board of the Township of Mlddlttown, lowing entitled Ordinance wai In- "I don't consider that at all "We didn't mind the first level, but it got beyond a two to as to permit appllcanl to allow a troduced ot a regular meeting of the FLORENCE AV the population of a county. It hospitals in Monmouth County frontage of 123.47 feet where ISO feet UNION BEACH acceptable," Ihe As- car garage and then got up to the second story... It's a ar« required 01 In on R30 tone. Said Borough ot Monmouth Beach on De does not allow for the place- who should be in nursing semblywoman said "I don't - variance It being requested In con|unc cember 12, 1971 and the same was hideous thing to have a garage up 35 feet in a residential tlon with a minor sub-dlvltlen whereby pasted on second ond final reodlng af TAKE NOTICE, that the Mayor ment of an elderly person in a homes," she said. "While think our patients should be thli part ol Lot 7, Block M on the Tax ter a public hearing ol a regular meet ond Council ot the Borough of Union section," Mr. Graman said. Mop of the Township of Mlddlefown Ing olthe Board oT Commissioners ot Beach, will conduct o PROPOSED nursing home in a different they're In the hospital, a third- transferred to North Jersey at •hall bt separated from a torger part of the Borough of Monmouth Beoch on USE PUBLIC HEARING for GENER He added, "It belongs out in Colts Neck where aU the sold Lot 7. Block (said larger part alto December V 1971. county than that of their resi- party carrier often terminates all. I think they should be close AL REVENUE SHARING MONIES, pigs and animals are." known ot subdivision ot Woodlofce AN ORDINANCE . RE ESTAB- received OR TO BE RECEIVED by dence in order to be close to a benefits and either the hospital to their families. The answer HelgtilO on premise, located ot LISHING A PLANNING BOARD AND The Borouqh of Union Beach Mr. Graman accused the zoning board of thinking more Nuttwamp Road, Midway between A ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SAID HEARING, will be open for or family has to absorb the for Monmouth County Is for Michael Drive and Gordon Road Alia PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF suggestions from the citliens of The about tax ratables In Middletown than about the tax-paying known 01 Block 36 Lot 7 on the Tax CHAPTER 791, P L. 197}. PROVID Borough af Union Beach, o/t where The Ml Monmouth County ~ difference." her (the commissioner) to al- Map ING FOR THE POWERS AND DUTIES Borough could better utlllie the fundi citizens. t OF SAID BOARDS: FIXING PRO Sold hearing will be held on (Succtuor by mtrgii to tiuoi Mrs. Johnson, the social low us to build the nursing filed CEDURES GOVERNING APPLICA THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, |979, at Trml Compony of Nt.. He emphasized that the issue had been created because Clerk, ond may be Impeded TIONS TO SAID BOARDS. REVIEW The Municipal Court Room, Florence By: JOMpfc A. OaCoto, Troll Oltlctvsar services director at Riverview home space." ANO ACTION ON SUCH APPLICA f Wnl Sm> Slrttl of a mistake by a member of the building department. A public hearing will be held on Avenue School, Florence Avenue, Un- Hospital, said the hospital Monday evening, the tth day of Janu TIONS AND APPEALS THERE ion Beoch, New Jersey commencing at Ntw York. NY "But who the hell has got to live with it because of their ary, 1979, at 1.00 P.M. at Townthlp FROM, ANO PROVIDING FOR THE Truitt*. often winds up absorbing the Mr. Wagner, when asked Hall, MIMlelown, New Jersey, ot ADOPTION OF DEVELOPMENT Mory Sablk MCMT1. McCorlcr ft Engllih errors?" Mr. Graman asked. which time you may appear either In REGULATIONS. Borough Clerk AMorrrtyl ol LOW cost of Ihe^exTended^sUy *?*** suggestion. "Id h* Bonnie G Moore U0 Brood Slrtcl person or by agent or attorney ond Dec. « 1710 me n for Mr. Reinhold said that if a court appeal is successful tsent ony objection which you may Borough Clerk Noworh. N.J. which isn't covered by any *• "* » "onmouth Cve to granting mil application. Dec. » u 70 NOTICI OF DECISION OF BOARD~ Dec. 39 Sll.ra and it is determined that the variance should not have been Wllehoel B Steib TO II PUBLiSHEO IN LOCAL medical insurance. County resklenU to be placed Attorney for Applicant NOTICI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPeTR OF 250 Other Public NotlCM ' ho s ne n rth approved, the garage could be ordered to be knocked down. Ten Realty Corporation Notice it hereby given thot the fol- MUNICIPALITY Even though patients can't £ "^ ™ *" » - " "1.1*71 lowing entitled ordinance was In- TAKE NOTICE, that on the llth SUPlRIOIt COURT 117.00 troduced at o regular meeting ot the day of Dec. 1971, the Zoning Board of OF NEW JERSEY pay, they a4n't turned out but for these hospital facOities Board of Commissioners of the Adjustment of the Borough of Union POCKET MO CHI 71 t0 MOT KB Borough of Monmoufh Beoch on De- Beach, after 0 public hearing, granted STATE OF NEW JERSEY while wailing for a nursing £ converted so that they Thli It 0 copy ot Ordinance No cember 11, 1971 and the some was the application of Harold ecS lor a TO: MARTINUS LAURSEN, hit un uke n 137] thot wat Introduced at o regularly passed on second and final reading ol variance for House Construction lo- known helrt, next of kin. ond all ot- home bed to open up, she ex- ""•* * »"»« °' «•• "™ TNJ scheduled meeting ol the Township ter opublic hearing at a regular meet cated at Sydney Avenue known as iloneet, devlteetond leaateet: ing of the Board oT Commlnloners of plained Monmoulh population from Committee of Middletown Township, Block 194 Lot ll. Union Beoch N.J. You or* hereby tummoned ond ursin homes in (continued) evitably suffer the same held li'M'Tl and poised on first read the Borough of Monmoulh Beoch on Resolution of said Zoning Board of required to scrvt upon JometF Hoot- "If you have a geriatric pa- " 8 Monmouth Ing, ond finally adopted on II/M/rt, December U. 1971. Adjustment has been filed In the Office ton, plaintiffs' attorney, who** ad tount vice Electric & Gas Co., and costs." offer public hearing and final con AN ORDINANCE TO AMINO AN ot the Borough Clerk and It available drett It 2710 Highway No. 3S, Hailel, tient who is in need of total y •tderoilon wat given, ot their regular ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN OR tor Inspection. New Jertey. an answer to Ihe com said he would ask the state Anthony L. Graiioso, TNJ DINANCE TO FIX THI SALARIES care, how could you ever mor- Mr. Wagner disagreed with meeting held in Townthlp Hall, I Kings Union Beoch Zoning plaint filed in a civil ocllon, In which Commuter Operating Agency director of public relations, Highway. Middletown. AND TERMS OF OFFICI IN SUCH Boordol Adlustment FREDERICK A. STEGNER AND ally send them home?" she Mr. Westlake's contention that ORDINANCI NO. 1171 CASES WHERE THE TERMS OP OF Mrs. Evelyn Kane MARION STEGNER, hit wife, art to cut Ihe S5.5 million ap- challenged Mr. Gambaccini's AN ORDINANCI AMINDINC AN FICI ARI NOT PIKED BY STATUTE, Secretory plaintiff* ond Martlnui Laurten, hit asked. few non-Monmouth residents OP THI OFFICERS ANO EMPLOY Dec 19 tt.30 unknown helrt, neat ot kin and oil propriation from the budget. assertion that 15.5 million in EES OF THI BOROUGH OF MON- oMioneet, devlteet and legatees art Mrs, Johnson said private were housed in Monmouth DRAINAOC IMPROVIMINT - MOUTH BEACH AND TO DEFINE 241 Monmoulh County defendant*, pending In the Superior Officials of TNJ, whose $35 state subsidy money is paid COMrtONS CIIII - 1ICTIOH 1 IN THEIR DUTIES IN ADDITION TO Court of New Jcriey, within 3S doy* patients were the easiest to County nursing homes. He also «ND IV THI TOWNSHIP or MID THOSE FIXED BY STATUTE OR Menmevth Cevnty SurrefOte't Cetirt after Die N, 1971, exclusive of luch million in total subsidies into TNJ's pension fund for DLITOWN, IN THI COUNTY OF OTHER ORDINANCE ADOPTED ESTATE OF ALBETTTINE Y dale, ir you fall to do to, judgment by place In nursing homes and, said it was too complicated to MONMOUTH, NtW JIHIIY, »P THE 17th DAY OF MARCH, I9S1. AS default moy be rendered agolntl you makes up 72 percent of the obligations incurred before PHOrHIATINO t*i»M»M THERE BERENTES, Deceased usually, a nursing home bed adjust record-keeping pro- PHOrHIATINO t*i»M» SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED Pursuant to the order or Andrew M tor the relief demanded In the com- state subsidy program, at- 1174. FOMFOM»N, »NOO AUTHOIIIIAUTHOIIIIINI a THI II Bonnie G. Moor* Smith, Jr., Surrogate of the County of plaint. You shall flic your answer and can be found for them in two or cedures to credit to the county 5U«NCE OF MM MMJ BONDT" S Ol. Borough Clerk Monmouth, this day made, on the op proof of service In duplicate with the tacked the proposal, charging "The state is giving us 30 • 1 OF THI TOWNSHIP OF MID Dec. 19 U 70 plication of the undersigned, Joseph Clerk ot the Superior Court, State three weeks. The next easiest where a nursing home is lo- DLETOWN FOR TMI FINANCING OF Berenles, Sole Executor of trie estate of House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, In that "the taxpayers of New percent of our operating costs, SUCH APPROPRIATION o u T the told Albertlne Y. Bennies de accordance with the rulet of civil to place are those on Medi- cated, those residents of the SECTION ONE . . » c crated, notice is hereby given to the practice ond procedure. Jersey would be required to and since there are no dedi- Tne title ot sold ordinance, prior to creditors or tald deceased to present lo The action has been instituted tor care, the medical aid program home who came to it from Itt amendment at contained herein, .__ TO BIDDERS me sold Sole Executor their claims meet all pension costs" if the cated funds, that means the Sealed bids will be received by The provided under social security another county in order to be rood os (ollowi • under oath wllhln six months from this state takes over bus service. state is paying for SO percent of ORDINANCI HO. MM Board of Commissioners of Tht dale. Dated: December II. 1971 M7 ot shown on the mop entitled, for the elderly, who are in need close to relatives responsible AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN Borough of Monmouth Beoch at their Metirs. Zoger, Fuchi, Leckiteln "Map ot Section No. 1, Cliffwood "These costs, plus the inex- the pension fund, 30 percent of ORDINANCI INTITLED "BOND OR- "orough ond Kaon, Esqs. Beoch, Motawon Townthlp, Mon- of short-term rehabilitative aid for them. DINANCE PROVIDING FOR .., jmoulh Attorneys at Low mouth County, New Jersey, made No- orable geometric escalation of the salaries, 30 percent of the DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT - Beoch, New Jeriey, on Tuesday eve- 741 Brood Street vember 1923", ond commonly known COMPTONS CRICK — SECTION I IN ning, the 9th day of January, 1979al 1:30 Red Bonk, N.J. 07710 ot U4 Maiden Drive, Aberdeen Town all other costs associated with maintenance costs and so on," AND BY THI TOWNSHIP OF MID P M. lor the furnishing of one (1) In Joseph Berenles ship, New Jersey. Plaintlfii claim title DLETOWN, IN THI COUNTY OF dustrlal Wheel Tractor with Loader 197 Middletown Lin croft Rood at o result of o tax sale foreclosure in public operation of mass tran- Mr. Grazioso said. MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, AP and Backhoe. Dec. 39 U 60 which o Final Judgment wot entered PROPRIATINC USMN.M THERE Detailed spec Ideations for Mid and filed In the Monmouth County 'Kitten lady' sit, would, of necessity, be "If only to million is being FORE, AND AUTHORIEINO THE IS equipment are on flic with Ihe Borough MWieWttr Saje C—rT Clerk's Office on Moy I, 1VS3 In Deed SUANCI OP «mjM.M BONDS OR Clerk and a copy or the some may be ESTATE OF THOMAS A KELLY, DE Book 2416 af page U. MARTINUS borne by the taxpayers of New paid Into the pension fund alto- NOTES Of1 THI TOWNSHIP OF MID had upon application CEASED LAURSEN is mode defendant because (centinued) however, did swim and Jersey," TNJ officials said in gether, then how can the state DLETOWN FOR THI FINANCING OF Proposals must be submitted Pursuant to the order of ANDREW he it the lost record hoJder of the SUCH APPROPRIATION (OR enclosed In a sealed envelope bearing M SMITH, JR., Surrogate of the Coun property prior to Ihe aforementioned tion, Dr. J. H. Ripps, a veter- climbed back up onto the jetty. the prepared statement, add- assert that it's paying $5 5 mil- DINANCE NO Hi) the name and address of the bidder ond ly ol Monmouth. tun day made, on the Flnol Judg SECTION TWO addressed to The Board of Com- application ol the undersigned Rote odvertontft inarian at the animal hospital, Mrs. Negron said she stood ing that operational costs lion for pension obligations The improvement described In missioners of The Borough ot Mon- mory Zimmerman, Sole Executrix ot Section Three ol this bond ordinance, I* Ihe estate ol tht said Thomai A. Kelly. DATED: December 22. 1971 suggested to Mrs. Negron that on the jetty and watched as the would increase astronomically prior to 1074?" Mr. Graiioso hereby oulhorued ai a general im deceased, notice is hereby given to the W. LEWIS BAMBRICK provemenl to be mode or acquired by creditors ot said deceased to present lo Clerk ot the Superior Court she might want to have the wet kitten walked around her under state control. asked. the Township or Middletown, In the the borough ond prior to the opening the told Sole Extcutrli their clolmt Dec 71. 79 U3 00 animal destroyed rather than at her feet. "This has been the unhappy County of Monmouth, New Jersey. For thereof at The meeting January 1979, as under oath within six months from thlt Mr. Gambaccinl contended Ihe tald Improvement or purpose aforesaid No bidder may withdraw his date. Dated: December K, 1971 j have it sutler, Mrs. Negron The woman said she didn't experience of taxpayers all that the state, through past llated In Section Three, there is hereby proposal lor o period of thirty (30) days Messrs, Klotsky & Klottky . with the entl __ appropriated the turn ot 1950,000 00 laid after the opening of bids 330 Brood Street Jonuory 2, im from o:» to 7:J0 P.M. said. have the heart to throw the over the country when mass subsidy agreements, has con- turn being Inclusive of all opproprla The Borough reserves the right to Red Bonk. N.J. at the School. Thlt portion of the meet- tiont heretofore mode therefore, and reject ony and oil proposals ond to Attorneys ing will be elated to the Public. At 7:30 Mrs. Negron indicated that kitten back into the ocean, so transit systems have moved tributed about $25 million including ihe turn of UflOOO.00 01 the waive any Informality In the proposals Rosemary Zimmerman P.M. the Board will conduct a Budoel down payment tor said Improvement received •42 Hottie Court Meeting os previously advertised she didn't want to have the she said she left the kitten on from private to public own- toward the $75 million cost of or purpose required by law, and now Bidders ore required lo comply Middletown. N.J. Lillian Greener, Secretary uvaliooie therefore by virtue ol pro- wllh the requirements of PL. 197S, C. Sole Executrix Bradley Beach Board ol Education kitten destroyed, she said, and the jetty. ership," the statement said. TNJ's pension obligations vision in 0 budget or budget* of the Dec. 2ff U 90 Dec- 19 W 00 was given medicine with Investigators said the wom- "New Jersey taxpayers will in- prior to 1074. Township previously auopled By order of the Board of Com Of the told 141,000 00 the turn of mijstoners ot the Borough of Mon- Momwtotli Ctwty twrrpfate'i Cwwt NOTICE OF APPLICATION which to treat it. an told them that she later 113,000 00 represents monies received mouth Beoch. ESTATE OF HELEN ASKELOF Notice It hereby given that by the Township through Federal Rev Bonnie G.Moore NELSON, Dec to sed Shrewsbury State Bank, 441 Broad Dr. Ripps, contacted yes- returned to the jetty with food enue Sharing program for th* entitle- Borough Clerk Pursuant to Ihe order of Andrew M Sired, Shrewsbury, Monmoulh Coun- ment period ol January I, 1973 to June Dec. 79 1I3.W Smith, Jr., Surrogate or the County ot ty, Ntw Jersey has made application terday, confirmed that Mrs. for the kitten, but that when 30, 1977 Monmouth. thlt day mode, on Ihe op for FOIC tonient lo the ettofellthment State will decide plication ot the undersigned. Salt Ex Negron had brought the kitten she returned, it was gone. SECTION THREE 239 Rid Bonk ol o branch office at 74 Brood Street, tculrlx ot the etlatt of the said Htltn Red Bank, Monmouth County, New For tt* financing of said improve- RED BANK PLANNING BOARO Askelol Nelson, deceased, notice It in and that it was infested with Mrs. Negron told in- ment or purpose, and lo meet the part hereby given to the creditor* of told Jersey The application was tiled and of said S9M.000.OQ appropriation, not The work meeting of the Red Bank accepted at Ihe Office of the Regional ringworm. vestigators that she became Plonnlnq Board will be held on January deceased lo present to the said Sole Director. Federal Deposit insurance provided tor by application hereunder ith. . 197V. at IN P.M In the Council Executrix their claims under oath sewer rate hike Corporation, 145 Park Avenue, New of said down payment, negotiable Chomben, 31 Monmoulh Street, Red within six months from this dote He said ringworm is rarely frightened when she saw news- bonds ot (he Township ore hereby an Doled: December IJ, 1971 York, New York 10072, on December thorlied lo be Issued In the principal Bank. N J The agenda Is at follows. 71, 1971. treatable in cats, and added paper accounts of the Incident, By WENDY DILLER amount ol 1907,000 00 pursuant lo the i) LOL, "Watervlew", Locust Avenue, Edna J. Swain Any person wlhthlng to comment The decision Involves a pro- Local Bond Low of New Jersey In Red Bank. NJ. Senior Cillieni 4 D Beach Spring Drive that the only alternatives are and investigators said that Summit. New Jersey 07WI on this application moy file hit or her posed sewer rate increase of anticipation of Ihe issuance ol said Housing Facility, Slie plan approval comments In writing with the Regional to put the cat to sleep or let it when she was finally located FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP bonds, one) >o temporarily finance sold with variances Arnolds. Levin, Esq. Director ot the Federal Deposit Tnsur 107 percent, which the sewer Improvement or purpose, negotiable 3) Red Bank Investment, Lid. Re: M Attorney at Law once Corporation ot Its Regional Of- live with the uncomfortable she decided to turn herself in. - The state Board of Public notes of the Township In 0 principal White Street, Red BanH.N.J. Site 111 Monmouth Road fice. If any person detlret to protest the company claims is necessary amount not exceeding 4WJ.O0O 00 are plan approval lor stores and offices West Long Branch. N.J. 07764 Citing of this appMcotion, he or she skin condition characteristic of A hearing on the SPCA Utilities will decide the validi- hereby authoriied to be iisued with neceisory variances Dec. 79 So.tO. o right to do to it he or she filet a to make state-mandated im- pursuant to and within the limitations 3) Red Bonk Rocquelball Club, West written notice of his or her Intent with ringworm. charges is scheduled for Jan. 2 ty of a proposed sewer rate prescribed by sold law. Front Street and Morford Place, MONMOUTH COUNTY the Regional Director within IS day*o f provements on its plant.' The Red Bonk, NJ. Site Plan approval SURROGATE S COURT January S, 1979. The noncontidentlol Mrs. Negron told in- in Municipal Court. increase ot 107 percent within SECTION FOUR with variances ESTATE OF FRANCIS X. KENNEL company would like to be paid (al The improvement hereby au- portions of the application are on tile In Rosemary Minear, Clerk LV, DECEASED (he Regional Office os part of the public vestigators that after she took A hearing on the Humane four to six weeks, according to thorlied ond the purpose for Ihe I Inane Dec « U.00 Pursuant to the order of ANDREW off within (Ive years. ing of which said obligations ore to be file maintained by the Corporation mayor-elect David Segal, after M. SMITH, JR., Surrogate of the Coun Thit tile is available for public Intpec the kitten home with the medi- Society charges has been Issued is the chonnel improvement of ry al Monmoulh, this day made, on the Mr. Segal said that the Comptoni Creek, Section Three (3) tion during regulor business hours. cine, the skin condition con- a hearing yesterday in the MS Union •toch application of the undersigned Dec. 99 Jon. 5 III tt scheduled (or Jan. II in Munic- between Leonardvine Rood ond Mid Gertrude C. Kennelly. Sole Executrix sewer company was basing its cHetown Llncroft Rood. Including e* tinued to spread all over the ipal Court. BPU offices in Newark. ORDINANCE NO. IIS of tht estate of the Mid Francis X. SUPERIOR COURT OF NCW JERSEY covatlon. regradlng, reuwgnlng. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING Kennelly. deceased, notice Is hereby request on the assumption that widening, desnogging. channel lining DOCKET NO MMU 71 kitten and that she too caught The SPCA and Humane So- The hearing was continued CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR vtn lo the creditors ot said deceased os necessary, consisting of gabions THE ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE TO: LAMONT LINDER the township would excerise and/or rip rap. conduction of oeten K present to (he said Sole Executrix By Order ot Ihe Superior Court, ringworm. She said she re-ciety conducted individual in- from Dec. 22, and consisted of OF OCCUPANCY IN THE BOROUGH their claims under oath within six the right of eminent domain tlon batlni with supporting and'or con OF UNION BEACH AND REQUIRING wherein ISALEAN LINDER Is plaintiff alized that the kitten should be Irai drainoge structures, relocation ot months from thlt dolt and yOu are defendant, you are tc vestigations. testimony of witnesses called SMOKE DETECTORS IN ALL RESI Doled: December II, 1971 when the Manasquan River e« tiling utilities, construction ot DENTIAL DWELLINGS. quired lo answer the plaintiffs com destroyed, but told in- The kitten is currently by John Kaye, the township drainoge structures, acquisition or Gertrude C. Ktnntlly plolnt on or before the 13th doy of Regional Sewer Authority be- parcels ond easements and all oppurte I Highland Avenue February, 1979, by serving It on Loult vestigators that she didn't Councl _ Red Bonk. N.J being treated (or ringworm In attorney.The witnesses in- rtont and related work and Is In ac- County ot Mo Tiouth and State of New J Alfonso. Etq , attorney Tor the plain gins operation in the area. The cordance with plant entitled Sole E •ecutrU "i Oil have the money to pay thethe Humane Society's Newark cluded Township Commit- "Drainage Improvement Compton's Jeriey that Metirt. Schumann, Hesslon, ling If sewer company, he said, as- Creek, Section Ul" prepared by Rich. Section 1 Definition. Kennelly 4 Dor ment veterinarian to put the animal shelter. teemen Robert Mantel, Mr. ord M. Schuli. P E , L S Midaitlown (a) Owe Mings-meant ony building X Montgomery Street sumes that the MRRSA will ontalnlno one or more rooms used as Jersey City, N.J to sleep. Humane Society Director Segal, Mr. Kaye, Knud Township Acting Townthlp Engineer dwelling unit or units House Annex, Trenton. New Jersey, 'put It out of business. 1 b) The eslimoled maximum (bl Dwelling unit-means any room 01625. and It you fall to answer, on She said she was too proud Lee Bernstein said they re- Scholer, project administrator amount of bonds or notet lo be issued or group of roomi arranged for (he use &T _«* appropriate judgment sholl be ren- far said purpose, ll 1903.000.00 of one or more persons as 0 single ESTATE OF JOHN McEWAN ELLIS, dered against you i to tell the hospital that she cently discovered the animal of the Manasquan River Re- The Freehold Sower Com- (c) The estimated cost ol sold housekeeping unit and' or sleeping fa- DECEASED T his action Is lo obtain o divorce. pany was placed under purpose is »t»,000 00 Ihe ciceis there cilities. NOTICE OF LOUIS J ALFONSO didn't have the money to pay was infested with ringworm. gional Sewerage Authority, ol over the told estimated mailmum let Smoke Detector meant on Un SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Attorney tor plolntltt and Marsha Hansen, president moratorium by the state five amount of bonds or notes lo be Issued derwrllers Laboratory (U.L.I label, Including ADVICE. DIRECTIONS t Dec. 39 U*0 them to destroy the kitten. He said that though the animal therefore being the amount of the said approved, lilted and labeled smoke de- INSTRUCTIONS OF THE COURT. NOTIC1 Mrs. Negron also told in- had been in contact with him of a local homeowner's as- years ago, due to over utili- 141.00000 down payment for told tector device sensing Ihe detector sholl DISCHARGE OF TRUSTEE and AP- SUPER IOR COURT OP NtW JERSEY provide on alarm sufficiently audible POINTMENT OF SUBSTITUTED DOCKET NO. M IKtS-77 • vestigators that she wasn't (and In fact sat on his shoulder sociation. zation of Its faculties. ' SECTION FIVE \o worn occupants or the dwelling unit TRUSTEE TO: HOWARD E. SMOCK The following molten ore hereby whether such occuponti are sleeping or By Order or the Superior Court, aware that the Humane Socie- during the drive from the The Freehold Sewer Com- The MRRSA last month re- determined, declared, recited and wherein MARGARET M. SMOCK. It Lacey shelter to Newark), the """section 3. Enisling dwellings; estate of toW Deceased will be oudlted plaintiff and you ore defendant, you ore ty or SPCA would have ac- pany did not present wit- ceived permission from the (a) The said purpose described in ynoke detectors required. ond stated by the Surrogate ot the required to ontwer the plaintiff t com- cepted the cat from her. cat had not been In contact Section Four of this bond ordinance I On or before June 30.1979 all exist County of Monmouth and reported for plaint on or before the 13 dov of Febru- nesses, according to James stale to begin to service Wall, not ent expense ond It a property ing dwellings snail be Installed therein settlement to The Monmouth County ory, 1979, by serving It on MARGARET The Avon resident said that with any other animals at D'Agastino Jr., of J It D Con- HoweU, Freehold and Farm- Improvement which the Township with 0 sufficient number of smoke de Court, Probate Division, on Friday, me M. SMOCK, plaintiff, at Drawer E. may lawfully acquire or moke as _ lectors, as defined in Section 1. to warn Ind day of February A O , 1f7f, ol 10:00 Clinton, New Jersey, ond filing It with instead of taking the kitten to either of the shelters. slruction Company, ingdale.The plant is expected rrol Improvement, ond no port of oil occupants of Ihe presence of ony o'clock a.m., ot the County Court the proof or service In duplicate with Ccost thereof has been or tholl be visible or invisible parllctei of combos House. Monument ond Court Streett. Clerk of Superior Court, State Houte the animal hospital, she took it He said the black kitten, Hackensack, which operates to be completed within five spec tally attested on property special tlon. Such devlcet sholl be placed in Freehold. New Jersey, ot which time Annex. Trenton, New Jersey, 0M2L lybentfilted thereby such locations In the dwellings thai Application will be mode lor the otlew and If you toll to answer, an ap- to aa Avon jetty where on Fri- which he estimated as being the sewer company,. "We put yean. when actuated will sound oft an alarm once of CornmlHlons and Counsel feet, propriate ludgment shall be rendered (bl The period of usefulntu ol said Advice, Direction ond Instructions ot day she threw it into the ocean. in as our case stipulations purposese, within Ihe limitations ot sold sufficiently audible to warn ony sleep- against you. about two-months-old, would However, Mr. Segal staled Bond Low, and according to the ing occupants of the presence of such the Court, Discharge of Trustee ond Thlt octlon Is to obtain a "divorce She told SPCA investigators recover from the ringworm in wltich had been previously pre- Locol B * life thereof, Is twenty (70) combustible particles. Appointment ol Substituted Truttee. or marriage." that the township did not in- Section f Certificate of Occupon Dated Otcamatr tfth. AD. im MARGARET SMOCK three to four weeks and would pared with the affidavit we MOROAM GUARANTY TRUST that she didn't think cats knew tend to take over the entire The supplemental debt cy; smoke detector required bad," he noted. required by said Low, ha* Effective immediate ly no COMPANY OF NEW YORK how to swim. She said the cat, then be available (or adoption. faculty. Sniiffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29,1978 The Drily RegUer 21 GIT AWAY FROM N)V CORN-SQUEEZIN'S.OL BULLET Crossword puzzle

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