The Daily Register VOL.99 N0178 SHREWSBURY, N. J. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1977 15 CENTS Some areas to get gas for industries By SHERRY CONOHAN tive orders directing that thermostats be turned back to «5 by day and 80 by night for homes and to either 15 or 50 in places WASHINGTON - Gas service will be restored Monday to of business, depending on their choice of hours of operation, some 2,850 industrial customers of Public Service Electric and would remain in effect. Gas Co. and Elizabelhtown Gas Co., enabling thousands of Allowing gas service to be restored to industrial con- laidoff workers to return to their jobs. Gov. Brendan T. Byrot sumers at this time is a calculated risk, the governor said. announced last night "Lack of consumer cooperation (with continued conservation The governor said the restoration of service, which has efforts) or a sudden turn of the weather would force us to Im- been cut oft for more than a week because of the national mediately reverse this decision.''he cautioned shortage of natural gas, is possible because of savings In gas Gov. Byrne also said he has a meeting scheduled for Sat- realized through conservation efforts of other gas customers urday to explore the extent of his power to order the redistri- Unfortunately, the governor continued, the two other gas bution of gas from the two gas companies in northern New companies in the state - New Jersey Natural Gas Co. and Jersey to the two in the southern part of the state to help South Jersey Gas Co. — are not in a position to bring their In- them out. The companies already are cooperating on a volun- dustrial customers back on line at this time. He had no esti- tary basis in the redistribution effort, he added mate on when their service might be restored Robert 1 Smith, president of PSEltG. said that company Gov. Byme made the announcement after a clnsed-door has 2.500 industrial customers whose gas has been shut off meeting with members of the state Public Utilities Commis- and who will have service restored Monday Russell Flemm sion and executives of the gas companies held immediately ing, vice president and general counsel of Elizabethtown Gas after the 39th annual New Jersey State Chamber of Com- Co said It has 150 such customers. BLOCKED BY ICE - Fishermen at the Bel- Hook Bay. Open waters would have provided merce Congressional Dinner in the Sheraton Park Hotel "It absolutely has to be emphasized that without the con- . ford Seafood Coopertlve, Belford work with a chance to get back to the business of fish- The governor stressed that the conservation of gas by oth- tinued conservation, we can't turn them back on," Mr. chain saws to open Ice-blocked waters In Ing, but Is preventing fishing vessels from er users must continue in order for the industrial customers Flemming stressed Compton's Creek to provide access to Sandy leaving the creek. to continue receiving gas. For this reason, he said, his execu- See Sane arra. page t Devastated marine industries await aid By H1LDV MfCORMICK Damaged have been pilings, piers, floats, buoys and moorings. He said that "more than 400 pilings have Yesterday's milder temperatures did little to eise been lifted by the Ice, displaced And some of the piers the Icy grip that winter holds on ice-choked harbors, are damaged." marinas and waterways in Monmouth County Where normally crews at the harbor would be mak- Coastal (acuities have been devastated by the most ing repairs to facilities, readying Ihem for the season's extensive layers of ice to have covered coastal waters opening Mr. Weber said workmen are tending only to in nearly half a century. equipment, getting it ready for the spring launching pe Old timers call it one of the worst they have ex- rlod. perienced and likened it to winters of their childhood "We could be working on the piers if the weather And as crews work daily to save the few remaining pil- were halfway decent, but we can do nothing until the ings, docks, boat walks and slips, they hope for an easy ice melts. We are optimistic that it will be done by thaw and some federal assistance to get things put back April, the opening of the season." he said togrtner *g4n And because the tab is going to be a lot higher than Bernard J Koch, county civil defense director, said what has been budgeted locally, Mr Weber said offi- two teams of Army Corps of Engineer personnel loured cials are "kinds banking on the governor to pay for II the southern and northern portions of the county this If not, we will have to get the money from someplace JESSER week to assets damages. else. It is not money we have in our pocket ' "It was a presurvey in anticipation of the Presi- Atlantic Highlands Borough Council has already dent's declaring this a disaster area," he said Gov taken steps to assure that there will be enough replace- ATTEND NEW JERSEY DINNER - New. Jersey are: P.F. Richardson, chamber of commerce Brendan T. Byrne Wednesday night submitted the ment pilings ready to be Installed when work can begin Gov. Brendan Byrne and other guests chat during chairman from Middletown; Sen. Clifford Cose, R- request to the president late last month it authorized the commission to adver- the 39th annual New Jersey congressional recep- N.J.; E.A. Jesser, Hackensock, and Byrne. He said federal representatives expressed no opin- tise for bids for 75 replacement pilings tion and dinner In Washington last night. From left ion at the time. But he accompanied them on the tours, J. Leonard Clark, borough business administrator. and his own Impressions were that "the damages were said the estimated damage figure pertains only to vis- extensive." Ible damages. Virtually no one has been spared the icy crush "We don't know what will happen when we turn on The Atlantic Hlghfands municipal harbor has Hi- the electricity and water That might be gone, too And ready sustained an estimated $175,000 in damages, ac- we don't know what will happen when the thaw comes, Roe bill would abolish cording to Richard Weber, harbormaster. because when It does, everything might go Eight commercial fishing boats have been stuck in William K. Bahrs Sr. who has built docks, slips and the ice since Jan. 5. he said "Where they would nor- bulkheads along the Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers mally be out fishing, they are not making a penny this and Sandy Hook Bay for more than 40 years, explained year," he added See Irp-drvaslated, page t state jobless fund debt B> SHERRY CONOHAN Commerce Congressional periencing Now the energy mittee of the House Public Dinner at the Sheraton Park problem, with the shortage ol Works and Transportation WASHINGTON - Legisla- Hotel here natural gas forcing numerous Committee which is in the lion to abolish the debts 21 New Jersey has borrowed industrial plants to close, is process of drafting the new Carter eyes unemployment states. Including New Jersey, more than 1500 million from going to add "disastrously" public works bill Supporters owe the federal government the federal government and to the accumulating debts, he hope to push It through Con- for money they have had to the II states together have went on gress and have It on Presi- borrow to keep their state borrowed a total of 115 billion "If there are going to be dent Carter's desk for signing unemployment compensation in order to provide unemploy- layoffs of 200.000 or 300,000 withing three months in order for weather impact clues funds afloat will be in- lo supplement the 12 7 million ment compensation to the workers in New Jersey (be- public works bill passed late By R. GREGORY NOKGS for dues on the economic im- forced out of work by the If the jobless rate does rise troduced in Congress shortly jobless. Mr. Roe noted. They cause of the energy problem), by Rep. Robert A Roe. D-were forced to do this after we ought to urge foregiveness last year over President pact of the severe winter weather range as high as 15 sharply in February it is like- Ford's veto WASHINGTON (AP) - The weather across much of {he million, but nobody knows for ly to increase demands in N.J. their state funds, hit hard by by the federal government (ol Carter administration and nation. sure. Congress that Carter's 1312 Mr. Roe. who has been high unemployment, went the debts)." he asserted. Mr Roe, when asked Congress are looking to the Government estimates of The January employment billion economic stimulus pro- mentioned as a possible con- bankrupt Mr. Roe arrived barely In whether he would enter the latest unemployment figures the number of Americans statistics, scheduled to be re- gram be enlarged to com- tender for the Democratic The Wayne congressman time for the dinner, explain- Democratic gubernatorial pri- leased by the Labor Depart- pensate people for their nomination for governor, dis- said he was proposing the ing he had been delayed by mary, said he is "giving the ment today, would not tell the weather-related losses closed his intention to propose write-off by the federal gov- late committee meetings matter very, very, very whole story, however, since Members of the Carter Cab- the legislation during an in- ernment of these debts be- working on the proposed new serious consideration" and they were gathered in early inet are also finding them- terview at the annual New cause of the economic hard- 14 billion public works bill will have a decision in about Man is found January, before the worst im- selves taking opposing posi- Jersey State Chamber of ship the states are ex- He is chairman of the eco- two weeks pact of the weather had been tions on the Issue nomic development subcom- See Re* Mil. page! felt Commerce Secretary Juan- John W. Kendrick. chief Ita Kreps said yesterday she Commerce Department econ- thinks there should be an in- Winter may cost dead in fire omist, said the January job- crease in the program. less figures probably would HIGHLANDS — An 80-year-old man was killed when a "It doesn't seem to me that show little change from De- fire swept through his one-story masonry home early this there can be any doubt that cember's unemployment rale The Inside Story morning, according to Fire Chief Gilbert Ventimlglla. the total stimulus will need to county $2 million of 7 9 per cent, and could THE WEATHER Chief Ventlmlglia Identified the victim as John C. Parker be larger." she told the House FREEHOLD - Monmouth governor has taken the in- even show a slight decline Mtslly rlMdy. ckaace •( light saaw of Id Bay Ave., which Is across the street from Borough Hall. Public Works subcommittee County might be faced with itiative to try to obtain addi- However, he said there is May; edder Umerow («mpktr report *a The chief said he believed the fire started in a mattress in a an unexpected expenditure of tional federal aid for emer- no doubt that "If you take the But Treasury Secretary W. bedroom at the front of the house. 12.092.000 due to the recent gency expenditures." l month as a whole, there un- Michael Blumenlhal and Mr. Parker was found dead in the bathroom at the rear of storms and their aftermath, I am particularly delighted Family r«asel*r has Ideas atwat waeUneu. 11 doubtedly has been some in- Budget Director Bert Lance the house, according to Chief Ventimlglla He said there was according to Theodore J with the efficiency with which Eagagenwits awaited n crease" in unemployment. both have said they would • possibility that Mr. Parker had died before the blare broke Narozanlck. county adminis- Mr. Narozanick and other Islanders. Kakks wla n The full weather impact prefer giving weather relief out. trator county officials quickly com- Brettdale defeats Btrgea fc n may show up in the February directly to people and areas The fire chief said the fire began at 1:08 am and was piled the Information re- Badness U 11 DAILY REGISTER statistics, that need it. rather than by Mr. Narounick said today brought under control by 1:15 a.m. Mr. Parker was brought to Increasing Carter's over-all quested by Mr. Cordiano." ClassKM rs-ll PHONE NIMBERS In December, the Labor that he held meetings yes- program. Mr. Kavalek said. Cantte 24 Nata Oflke MI-MM Monmouth Medical Center at 1:31 a.m. and was pronounced Department said total em- terday with county depart- dead on arrival. That was the same position "All the Information was Craasw*rd Paxile » TMIFnt niHM ployment was at a new high ment heads after the cost in- EdlUrials I Tnl Free MC-IIM A spokesman at the hospital said this morning that an au- taken by Arthur Burns, chair- formation was requested by gahtered within hours. That of 88.4 million, while shows how Monmouth County Ealertalameit 1(-|| Chutlfled Deal H2 I7H topsy would be performed unemployment declined by man of the Federal Reserve James Cordiano, a represen- Board, who told the House Is prepared to move quickly Htrasctpe 14 ambits* Dent S42 4NI Chief Ventimlglia said the fire would be Investigated by 210.000 to 71 million tative ol the governor's Advi- Lifestyle IM1 Sawis Deal Mt-NM Banking Committee yes- sory Council of Emergency and efficiently In the time of Patrolman David GUson. with an assist from ex-Fire Chief One million unemployed an emergency," Mr Kavalek Make A Dale 13 NUsUrMwa Bareaa (7IHM adds about I per cent to the terday he believes talk of Services George Connell trying lo offset the winter said OWtMrtes 4 • FreeMd tareaa 40-1111 The Highlands Fire Department responded to the blaze. nation's unemployment rate, ReMgkMB News I Ltngtnart Bareaa ..tU-MH Frest Bhwt! Treat: weather through general eco- Freeholder Ernest G. Kava- Mr. (Continued) rebuild "Right now we don't have any slips to put the Hr. MacConchle said his men have been in touch River) all piles and piers that can't resist the pressure what would happen if there is a quick thaw and the Ice boils in About 4M of KM are gone." with the offices of the governor and congressmen since of the thousands of tons of ice will usually break at starts flowing Mr. Mihm is also * principal in the East Coast Ten- Jan. 12. "but we have had no word yet We were told by ground level," Mr Bahrs added. Declaring the current situation the worst he has der Service of Sea Bright, a tugboat business The firm them, 'We are working on it.' " Joseph E. lrwin. of Irwin Yacht Works, Red Bank, seen in many years, he satd the mass of damage all Is shut down, he said "Thirty-five boats are all iced in Neither man could give an estimate of losses al- has a different story to tell. Everything is still intact, he over "could get a lot worse." We have 40 barges and they are all Iced in. ready sustained, but Mr Isaksen said, "The prices of said, "but It has cod us an awful lot of money." "When the ice moves It is going to take an awful lot "We are losing $100,000 a week from the tugboat fish are way up since this happened " He said he has hid three or lour men working seven of thu stulf out with it — docks, piles and anything that business alone," he declared. Mr MacConchle said a large dock at the coopera- days a week for the past three weeks cutting ice to as- is loose Most of it is going to go," he said Also experiencing great losses are fishermen. tive is in good shape, but pilings on the other side of sure it will nol collect around the pilings. In addition he Walter W Mihm president of the Mihm Corp which Boats have been Iced in at the Belford Seafood Co- Compton's Creek "are all pulled out" has kept electric motors running to keep waters In the owns Nauvoo Marina, Sea Bright, and Mihm Boat operative, Belford, since Jan. 12, according to Thomas The Circle Line pier in Highlands, owned by Bahrs Naveslnk River agitated, and has six sets of bubbler Works and Channel Club Marina, both Monmouth MacConchle, manager. Real Estate. Highlands, has also sustained severe dam- systems In operation as well as an outboard motor. Hcarh said at the moment there is a quarter of a mil- Even milder temperatures yesterday did not help age "Between all that, and chopping the ice, we have lion dollars worth of damage to the three facilities fishermen using chain saws to cut through the nearly "This is the most damage from ice that we have ex- been able to keep it Intact. The pilings are all In. and "Electrical ties were ripped apart when the docks two feet ot ice and lift the blocks of nearly 200 pounds perienced." declared Craig Bahrs "One boat is sunk we could open tomorrow If we had to," he said He re- were raised," he said, explaining that ice first freezes out with ice tongs. They want to cut the ice so they can and several pilings are lost Most of the boats have ported that only two or three pilings have been raised, around the bollom of pilings. "When the tide comes in It get their boats freed and shift their operations to Shark moved from the north side of the dock to the south side and none have been broken freezes to the pale and takes it out of the mud Just River, where the current is swifter and the water open, or over to Bahrs Restaurant where exposure to the Ice William K Bahrs said that for those who have suf- about every one was ripped out at Nauvoo." At the two and where fishing boats are moving is less severe fered extensive damage it is going to be an expensive other facilities he estimated SO per cent losses. "Chain saws cleared Compton's Creek," Richard "Our problem as ol Feb 3 has been tie piles The job to get everything put back together again. As for boats In the water at the Channel Club; "so Isaksen. Belford fisherman said, "But we can't chain- ice has adhered to them at low tide and lifted them out "I don't think anyone is going to be able to do any far there is no damage that we can see We will nol saw to the point of Sandy Hook." Fisherman yesterday of the ground al high tide. So far, replacement of these work until March, and even then it will take a lot of know until the thaw comes After the thaw, If any fit- at the cooperative "were hoping for a southwest wind piles has exceeded 12.000." he said time to get everything back into shape," he said. His lings in the boats are frozen, that will show then," he that would blow the Ice away from here. If we don't get He, too, anticipates that most of the damage will oc- firm, W.K. Bahrs Co., Sea Bright, is not even venturing said the wind to blow the ice out, we are stuck. Now we are cur when the ice begins to thaw and flow. out to give estimates of damage "until the Ice leaves" He said flatly that the three facilities will have to Just sitting around," he said. "With the strong current in this area (Shrewsbury which, he hopes, will be mid-March Mr. Irwin said that federal assistance to take care of the damage will only mean the privilege of making applications for federal loans, noting that It would have to be paid back — with Interest Mr. Mihm said a figure of (20 million dollars of damages to the shore areas released earlier this week is a conservative estimate. He anticipates that when all Is WORLD said and done there will be $100 million In marine dam- ages throughout the state. "We have had ice flows, but I don't remember It staying this long," recalled William K. Bahrs. "II Is a I'iist gas reallocationg made terrible condition." WASHINGTON - Federal authorities are wielding their new emergency natural gas powers In an effort to keep gas flowing 10 homes and hospitals throughout the East The Federal Power Commission's first emergency alloca- tion order yesterday diverted surplus West Coast gas to the Some areas Transcontinental Gas Line Corp. of Houston for distribution along the gas-starved Eastern seaboard from North Carolina to New York, FPC Chairman Richard Dunham said the gas — about 150,000 cubic feel per day — was Intended for the states of to get gas Washington and Oregon, but utilities and Industries there can replace it with other fuels or gas in storage. Government medical bills probed for industry WASHINGTON - Two major health insurance plans pay out millions of dollars for government workers' medical ex- (Continued) penses not covered by their insurance policies, contributing to WAITING FOR THE THAW - The pier, catwalks formed along the coastline and rivers. Hundreds of W.J. Miners, senior vice president of New Jersey Natural spiraling premiums partly paid by the taxpayers, a govern- and plllnas at Sea Brlaht's Nauvoo Marina are In small docks, piers and boat slips have been lifted, Gas Co.. said that firm has 17S Industrial customers whose ment report says. shambles because ot thick layers of Ice which have twisted and broken with changes in tides. gas has been shut off. The company serves Monmouth. Ocean, An investigation by the General Accounting Office con- Cape May and Morris Counties. cluded that loose, haphazard cost controls and overpayments Approximately 95 per cent of the customers of New Jer- by the two government-wide health Insurers contributed to a sey Natural Gas are residential users. The 175 industrial cus- 35 per cent increase in premium charges in the government tomers include about 20 major industries with the rest a mix programs last year. of smaller industry and commercial users. State waives wait period Neither Mr Miners nor Leon Zuckerman, assistant vice The two companies probed by government auditors are Blue Cross-Blue Shield and Aetna Life & Casualty, which to- president of New Jersey Natural Gas, was able to make any gether Insure more than six million of the 9.1 million federal estimate of how long It would be before service could be re- employes and their dependents who have health Insurance. stored to Industrial customers. for unemployment benefits Mr Zuckerman said Ihe company has been drawing heavi- ly on Its underground storage reserves of gas, kept In massive Ethiopian killings reported caverns in Texas, in ordeV to keep from discontinuing service TRENTON (AP) - The larations for seven New Jer- Burlington, Middlesex, Mon- cal situation resulting from ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia - The chairman and six other to residential customers. The (acuities are Intended to store state yesterday waived the sey counties and adding three mouth, Ocean, Cape May, At the severe winter conditions members of Ethiopia's ruling military council have been gas for use between Oct. 15 and April 15 of each year, he ex- one-week walling period or- more counties to the list. Untie and Cumberland coun- and Ihe shortage of natural killed In the third major power struggle within the ruling plained. dinarily required before job- He said In the message, "I ties, the counties of Salem, gas supplies " group since the overthrow of Emperor Haile Selassie 28 "Right now, In February, we're drawing on our April less workers can apply for find that the situation is Camden and Gloucester He promised cooperation in months ago. Ihe survivors announced storage," he said. "We're almost out of storage." unemployment benefits, in a beyond the capability of the should also be declared eli- any efforts by the President Addis Ababa's midnight-to-dawn curfew was advanced to Mr. Miners and Mr. Zuckerman discounted any likelihood move to ease the plight of state and the affected local gible for special federal dis- to gain passage of special leg- ( p.m after a Shootout yesterday at the headquarters of the of help from Ihe gas President Carter has ordered redistri- persons thrown out of work governments to effectively al- aster aid. islation to deal with economic military government Radio Ethiopia reported scattered spo- buted from the South to the energy-starved North and North- by the current winter energy leviate." The telegram said, "The hardship caused by energy radic gunfire in the city Thursday morning, but In general the east They said they have heard the amount being diverted to emergency Byrne said in addition to entire state remains In a criti- shortages. city was calm the North is 150 million cubic feet — far from enough to do Gov. Brendan T. Byrne di- An official statement said Brig Gen. Teteri Bente, the any good. rected Acting Commissioner chairman of the council, and six other members plotted to kill "Yesterday, which was our lightest day in six weeks, we of Labor and Industry John "progressive" members ol the <0-man Central Committee and sent out 150 million cubic feet — just in our company," Mr Horn to waive the waiting pe- Roe bill would abolish state move the Ethiopian revolution to the right. Zuckerman said. "So if that amount Is spread over all the riod, open state unemploy- East, It Is Insignificant " ment offices (or extra days Vance outlines Soviet agenda and to extend their hours to Both company officials praised the cooperation of PSE4G provide better service to the jobless fund debts to U.S.and Eltzabethtown Gas Co., saying they were cooperating 150 WASHINGTON - Secretary of Stale Cyrus R. Vance has newly unemployed. per cent. PSE&G Is shipping 25 million cubic feet ot gas to outlined an ambitious negotiating schedule for his upcoming (Continued) nor as an independent matches with my name on New Jersey Natural Gas Co. now. trip 10 the Soviel Union, planning talks on general arms re- Horn said workers who Mayor Paul Jordan of Jer- A host of other candidates It." The matches, being "If our customers cooperate as well as the two northern duction and a possible reduction in the number of weapons In have filed claims since being sey City, who is expected to and would-be candidates for passed out by Assemblyman New Jersey gas companies, we could get through this crisis each nation's nuclear arsenal. laid off because of the energy announce his candidacy lor governor also were on hand Kean. bore the legend, "Byr- without problems," Mr. Miners said. "The big thing is if all crisis will be compensated for the Democratic nomination In an interview yesterday, Vance also spoke of the "criti- lor the dinner and were poli- ned up? Let's raise Kean." the people will cooperate to the hilt." the week. next week, came to the capi- cal importance" ot culling back arms sales around the world, ticking their way through the Horn said unemployment tal later In the day and hosted Others who spoke briefly at and he all but buried the "linkage" theory held dear by his meal and the round ol recep- offices would stay open In the one of the receptions held af- the dinner were Sen. Harrison predecessor, Henry A Kissinger tions that followed. Most also evenings and on Saturdays as ter the dinner. Rep. James A. Williams Jr. D-N.J, and "I think there has been an overemphasis on linkage," rode the special train char- BRASS necessary The commissioner Florio, D-N.J., who is weigh- Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., Vance said abnut the concept of tying progress in one diplo- tered by the State Chamber said in the four working days ing a bid for the Democratic Paul F. Richardson, of Mid- matic area to conduct In another The important questions of Commerce for the round between last Friday and nomination, and Rep. Mat- dletown, chairman of the RUBBING facing the two superpowers and Ihe world, he said, must be trip from New Jersey to Wednesday the state received thew Rlnaldo, IIS J who Is board of the State Chamber dealt with as separale issues Washington. 38.000 unemployment claims, weighing a bid for the GOP of Commerce, served as mas- DEMONSTRATION eight times the normal Working their way through nomination, filled uul the field ter of ceremonies. Saturday, Soviet writer views arms race amount, and the biggest num- the aisles of the train, shak- of candidates on hand for the The 1,100 chamber guests MOSCOW — Conditions are ripe for a Soviet-American ber of jobless benefit requests ing every available hand festivities. who rode the chartered train February 5th along the way, were Gov. trms reduction agreement if Western leaders can resist pres- ever handled by the stale dur- Gov. Byrne, in brief re to Washington and the 1.400 Brendan T. Byrne, who hasn't Red Bank — sure from .hardliners trying to undermine detente, a Soviet ing a comparable time period. marks at the dinner, joked who attended the dinner were announced yet whether he commentator wrote yesterday. He said his department ex- about the interesting train both record crowds for the noon — 4 p.m. will seek a second term; the "The hawks must be decisively rebuffed and the rebuff pected 20,000 more claims by ride in which "this fellow be- annual outing which Is now 39 former state commissioner of near rear entrance must be given in the Wesl," wrote Alexei Petrov. news ana- the end of today. hind me was handing out years old. lyst for the official Soviet news agency Tass. labor and Industry. Joseph Byrne released the lexl of Hoffman, and Assemblyman Never been to the Petrov noted that both Soviel leader Leonid 1. Brezhnev a telegram he sent to Presi- Charles Yates, D-Burlington, famous Brass Rub- and President Carter had publicly expressed desires to forge WORD . Presidential dent Carter clarifying an ear- all of whom have an eye on 1 bing Center In Lon- a second strategic arms limitation agreement. lier request for disaster dec- Choices the Democratic nomination. SLEUTH don? Never mind Equally hard at work on the CJACKSOHPANTBBN ... Ms. Brlgitte hand-shaking circuit were Wachs of English- State Sen. Raymond Bate- Weather: Chance of snow BLRAEEA0DIN0UL1 town, formerly of man, RSomerset, Assem- blyman Thomas Kean, R-Es- London, will bring Mostly cloudy loday with a.m. and 3:33 p.m snow: Detroit 26 snow: In sex, and State Sen. James chance of some h(jhl snow or For Red Bank and Rumson UPERNRLAXANCIOX It to youl You may danapolls 25 partly cloudy: Wallwork. R-Essex, who are flurries lite loday and bridge, add two hours; Sea make your own Louisville 34 clear: Miami 71 interested In the Republican tonight, high in Ihe upper 30s: Bright, deduct 10 minutes; cloudy: Nashville 38 clear: nomination, and Sen. Anthony COIVDOFORDHN, GKA rubbing from low iiiniRht in the mid 20s To- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- New Orleans 51 drizzle: New Imperiale. 1-Essex, who is moulds of medieval morrow panly cloudy, windy York 33 partly cloudy; Phila- utes; Highlands bridge, add considering a run for gover- knig hts, ladles, and colder, high around 30. 40 minutes. HLPI EMNGTACNEAT delphia 30 cloudy; Pittsburgh merchants made Outlook Sunday IMrlly sun- 28 snow; Washington 30 clear: ny, windy and very cold Anchorage 35 partly cloudy; AON PCK L 0 PJN M 0 N 0 Y N from original A low pressure center just Denver 26 clear; Des Molnes Energy Conservation brasses In ancient south of the Florida pan- 37 partly cloudy; Fort Worth English churches. MGEOOLAAISNALG(I handle is spreading rain 35 foggy: Kansas City 13 STORE HOURS across Louisiana, Mississippi. cloudy; Los Angeles 54 clear; Alabama and Georgia and Minneapolis-St.Paul 27 snow; MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AEKCTINNKEOENND rain across Florida Heavy Phoenix 48 clear; St Louis 32 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. rain fell across portions of clear; Sail Lake City 21 DKNDEFTCDYRPIAR Florida overnight smoke; San Diego 56 hazy; THURSDAY -11 to 5 and 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. Elsewhere across the South- San Francisco 48 hazy; SATURDAY -9:30 A.M. to 5:30 east, most precipitation was Seattle 45 cloudy AIWAKAAYTAFCLRA in the form of drizzle. Temperature range over- TIDES LHAYEJLTAHATEGH Saady Hook night was from zero at Mar- Yeilerd.yVunliiWd clue: JABBAR quette. Minn . to 71 at Key TODAY - High 8:10 p.m. FIND ihe Uttcd wordi In thr diiftrim. They run In til West. Fla.. and Vero Beach and low 2:15 p.m dirrctlont-forward. bickwird. up. down ind dIHorully. Fla TOMORROW - High 8:24 UnlllUd due hint: "TIPPECANOE'S" HUNN1NGMATE Some olher reports: Atlanta am and 8:52 p.m. and low Adams Tafl Nixon Kennedy 29 clear: Boston 30 clear: 2:21 a.m. and 2:54 p.m. MEMUn-MINT STORE Cleveland Buchanan Grant Pierce SUNDAY - High 905 a.m. Hayes Fillmore Ford Hardint Chicago 28 snow; Cincinnati • mi aw JO partly cloudy: Cleveland 25 and 9:34 p.m. and low 3:05 Lincoln Jackson Polk SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1977 The DOty Register 3 Oceanport mayor says budget cuts local purpose tax OCEANPORT - It appears thai local taxpayers will be However, Mr. Sommers said, the overall tax rate could Thus, the more people who pay their taxes the less the the various borough employes A public hearing on the meas- getting a break this year - at least as lar as municipal still go up. depending on how much the budgets of both the lo- borough has to appropriate as a reserve for uncollecled taxes ure is scheduled Feb. 17 spending is concerned cal and the regional high school and the county taxes go up In the next year's budget. The council also introduced an ordinance which would The borough Introduced a budget last night ol $1.2O2,M1,, He noted that the borough had managed to reduce its create the position of records clerk for the police department This year, based on a 85 per cent collection rate, the a decrease of more than $4,000 from last year. share of the tax rate by five per cent and also set requirements for physical examinations of police borough is appropriating $147,815 The public healing will be held March 3rd "I would hope." he said last night, "that both the school officers The public hearing for this proposal will also be Feb Based on the proposed budget. Mayor Clement V Som- boards and the county would reduce their spending by the The borough is also appropriating $240,000 in surplus funds 17 mers said the u« rate for municipal purposes will drop 9.1 same amount so we could have some real savings for our tax- to help hold down the burden on the individual taxpayer Introduced were ordinances setting forth requirements for cents for each 1100 of assessed valuation payers M The amount to be raised by local taxpayers is $486,300. as home swimming pools and allowing borough residents to ap- Last year, the tax rate for municipal purposes rose more Mr. Hulsart said the borough was able to save money this compared to $502,000 last year. ply for flood Insurance.. than 10 cents for each {100 of assessed valuation. year because tax collections last year had risen to K per Total salaries account for $317.(106, an increase of nearly The council voted to hire Gary Kaplan as architect for the Armour S. Hulsart. the borough's auditor, said the antici- cent. $13,000. new $600,000 Port-au-Peck Chemical Hose Co fire house pated tax rate based on the proposed budget would be 59 By law a municipality is required to include In its budget The council Is also appropriating $10,000 for down pay- Mr. Kaplan is a partner In the Middletown architectural cents for each 1100 of assessed valuation compared to last money to cover the loss of taxes from persons who don't pay ments on anticipated capital Improvements during the year firm of Kaplan 4 Gaunt Bids for the construction of Ihe new year's rate of K.I rants. their taxes The council introduced a salary ordinance giving raises to fire house will be received March I-* Sea Bright municipal tax rate drop of 3 cents seen By JIM OSTROFF No arrests were made in years, Mr. Akin previously he will have to run in Ihe No SEA BRIGHT- Borough this case, he said. served on council from 196K to vember election. Council last night agreed on a In addition, Mayor Norton IMS, when he was appointed Present at last night's budget it will introduce 8 swore in John S. Akin as a to fill another unexplred swearing-in ceremonies for p.m. Tuesday that calls for councilman, replacing Gordon term. He was defeated for the lone Republican council the local tax rate to drop S. White Jr.. who resigned election in 1161 member was Douglas K three cents for each $100 of Jan.11. If Mr Akin wishes lo serve Adair. the borough GOP assessed valuation. A borough resident for 11 a full three-vear council term. chairman The budget was still in "pencil form" according to Joseph X Seaman, borough auditor, and no total figure was available last night. Sandy Hook blaze, Mr. Seaman, however, pre- dicted that the municipal tax rate would drop three cents to $1 58 this year, since the state now picks up the tax levy col- blast loss assessed lected to aid senior citizens SANDY HOOK - A Coast- The storage building, ac- story building about 10 15 and veterans. FOR THE BIROS — Webelos of Dens 1 and 2 of their dally check of the containers are, from left, guardman seriously burned cording to Lt. Haneberg. con- a.m.. Lt Haneberg said that Cub Pack 210 have been caring for Llncroft's birds Michael Burdge, Michael Rleger, Robert Eggers However, in discussing the fighting a fire and subsequent tained such Items as paint. "Ihe flames were pretty in- by setting out seed In feeders made from card- and Bryan McKnlght, all 10 years old. The protect tentative budget. Mayor Ce- explosion in a storage build- engine parts, lime and pumps tense, with a lot of smoke " cile F. Norton noted that the ing on the pier here Wednes- He said the Coast Guard board and plastic milk containers In areas near is supervised by Richard Rleger, leader of Den 1, He added that the Coast their homes throughout the community. Making and Austen McKnlght, leader of Den 2. borough might have to make day remains in satisfactory would attempt to buy replace- an emergency budget appro- condition at Monmouth Me- ment supplies and also bor- Guard was fortunate that most of the stored paint did priation during the coming dical Center. Long Branch row Immediately needed ma- hnot ignite and that the dock year to reevaluate. since Ihe terials from the Manasquan Seaman Apprentice William itself did not burn He said borough Is now at 65 per cent and Shark River Coast Guard J. Hughes. 19. of Cape May firemen hosed down these Convicted slayer of true value, according to units Mr Seaman received second and third de- vulnerable areas gree burns on his face and No funds for the revalua- Lt. Haneberg said these Five other Coastguardmen wrist, according to Lt Robert tion were included in the pro- supplies would be stored suffered minor burns and reprieved to be Haneberg, who is in charge of "anywhere we can fit them " posed budget, however smoke Inhalation during the investigating the blaze Following this presentation. The wooden frame storage incident Three were treated John S. Forsman, the council LI. Haneberg said Ihe fire building Itself, he explained, and released at Monmouth Amy's nursemaid president, noted that vandals started in a storeroom in the will probably not be rebuilt in Medical while the other two < Chesinrard trial dismissal asked recently broke the Recreation right side of the building but the near future were treated at the scene of NEW BRUNSWICK - Attorneys for Joanne Chesimard ATLANTA (AP) - Because Mrs. Fltzpatrick was con- Hall thermostat and Jammed that cause of the blaze has the fire, according lo th "We would eventually like filed to dismiss her murder Indictment yesterday because of of a White House request, the victed of shooting Bynum in it at an 84-degree setting not been determined He esti- Coast Guard to get '.he building rebuilt convicted murderess who 1970 by a Superior Court Jury alleged pre-trial improprieties "If this type of thing hap- mated that the destroyed Coast Guard firefighters nursed Amy Carter while her In Stewart County. when money becomes avail- Defense attorneys charge in the motion the prosecution pens again," Mr. Forsman building itself was worth and departments from Ihe father was governor of able," Lt Haneberg declared spied on them, a jury office was burglarized and Middlesex Stewart County Sheriff Bob said, "we may have to close $10,000 to $15,000 and thai the Gateway National Recreation Georgia has been reprieved County Sheriff Joseph A. DeMarlno eavesdropped on Jurors Mitchell said Mrs Fltzpatrick the hall altogether, given the materials stored inside were In describing the blaze, Area and Highlands brought so she can go to 1600 Pennsyl- during the trial of Clark Squire, Mrs. Chesimard's former a> had been visiting friends In energy crisis" valued at $30,000 which broke out in the one- the fire under control within a vania Ave. to resume her old defendant. They requested pre-trial hearings on the allega- Lumpkln, Ga , the county half hour and completely ex job tions and a change ol venue because of the impact the allega- seat, and was with a girl- tlnguished it by 11 am tions could have on the trial's outcome. Mary Fitzpatrlck, 33. was to friend when the shooting oc- Middlesex County Prosecutor C. Judson Hamlin termed leave today for her new curred. Howell rape-murder case No other buildings were the defense allegations "an intentional and deliberate effort to home, where she will be sub- Mitchell said that when the damaged Inflame the public and to draw attention from what we're ject to the same supervision two women encountered By- really here to do — to try a murder case." given inmates at the min- num with another woman. Marlboro blaze imum-security facility where Mrs. Fltzpatrick's friend - jury remains deadlocked she has spent the last two who had dated Bynum — FREEHOLD - A Jury Of mitted Ihe rape, sodomy and prosecution has contended begauii in kitchen Type B flu is abating years, state officials said yes- threatened to shoot him It nine men and three women murder of Virginia Duerkes. that Vona's version of the al- MARLBORO - The interior TRENTON - The type B flu. which has been causing terday. was then, he said, thai Mrs was slated to try again today 20. of Belmar Blvd.. Howell. leged conversations with Mat- and exterior of the Alexander high absenteeism rates in schools in II northern New Jersey She was granted the repr- Fitzpatrlck took the gun and to reach a verdict in the rape- last Sept. 2 Miss Duerkes thews contained information Zllinski home on Tennent counties. Is abating, state health officials said. ieve by the Georgia Board of shot Bynum murder trial of William Mat- was found dead of seven stab known only to investigators of Road were extensively dam A spokesman for the state health department said yes- Pardons and Paroles two The sheriff said the four thews. 38. of Farmingdale wounds the crime and the murderer aged as a result of a fire terday no new reports of the flu outbreak have been reported months before she became apparently had been drinking The jury was sent home f»r The jury so far has deliber- However, the defense has which police say apparently "Indications are the type B flu has stabilized and the dis- eligible for parole from her Mitchell, a Lumpkin police of- the night at approximately 5 ated for approximately 12 charged that Vona has a long was caused by cooking grease tricts are now reporting a drop in the absentees." he said. sentence of life in prison for ficer at the time of the shoot- p.m. by Superior Court Judge hours. history of anti-social behav- in the kitchen The type B flu affects mainly children because they have the murder of Johnny Bynum ing, took Mrs Fitzpatrick Into Louis R. Alkins after it re- It first began considering ior, Including two com- The fire was reported at not built up Immunities to fight the virus. It is not considered The reprieve came after custody ported for the second lime the case Wednesday after- mitments to Marlboro Psy- 6:24 am Wednesday, and a very serious Illness, the spokesman said the pardons board received a Officials at the Atlanta yesterday afternoon that it noon After about four hours. chiatric Hospital The defense members of Ihe Morganville written request from the Women's Work Release Cen- was unable to reach a ver- It was sent home for the has alleged that Vona Is a First Aid Squad and the Vol- White House, said Rob ter had given Mrs. Fitzpatr- dict night, and it began to deliber- chronic liar and cheater who unteer and Independent fire Haworth, executive officer of ick a three-day pass last No quick money order solution ate again at I yesterday made lucky guesses and lied companies went to the scene the board He would not say month to attend President At approximately 2 p.m. the NEWARK — Thousands of poor persons holding an esti- morning about Matthews' guilt in or- Police say six occupants of who signed the request Carter's inauguration. Jury first reported that the mated 1500,000 to $800,000 In money orders will have to wait members found it "Impossible During the morning the der to gain judicial review of the home escaped uninjured Indefinitely to see how much they are worth while a lawyer to proceed, as we find our- jury asked the court stenogra- his_jjn/n 364-day sentence to Patrolman Edward Or sorts out the collapse of the Universal Money Order Co. selves in disagreement in ev- pher to read portions of the Ihe Jail. kalski was investigating offi- The company, which operated in six stales. Is seeking to School tax to drop ery aspect." testimony of Andrew Vona. The prosecution has ac- cer reorganize itself In Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, However, over the objec- 44. the stale's key witness knowledged that in return for where legal proceedings have been going on this week. tions of the Jury foreman, Vona had testified that last Vona's lestimony it has Champion Titans in Ocean Township Judge Aikins directed the November when he and Mat- agreed to seek a suspended jury to deliberate further. thews were both confined to sentence on the remainder of OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The shall Conklln, school business Hill be honored the county Jail. Matthews had his jail term and for five out- tentative school budget ap- administrator, said yesterday. The jury Is attempting to KF.ANSRIRG - The Ti- standing bad check charges Ask Sandy Hook reach a unanimous decision confessed to him that he had tans. Keansburx's champion proved by the Board of Edu- Although the $10,164,054 on whether Matthews com- committed the crimes The still pending cation last night will bring budget is up by $323,626 or ship football team, will be school taxes down for the about three per cent, over honored al a dinner tomghl at be kept natural first time in 15 years. Mar- last year, the amount to be 7J0 pm in Buck Smilh '•. ret raised by taxes is down taurant Palmer Ave , East Holmdel school budget up Keansburg SANDY HOOK - An envi- ment of the Interior, under $301,851 from last year. ronmental group has recom- whose control the National Gaming case The amount of the 1)77 Tickets to the affair are mended that Sandy Hook, Park Service operates. budget to be raised by taxes available from the school principals. Ihe athletic direc- part of the Gateway National "We, in Monmouth County, evidence is Is $7,014,531. down from but no tax increase seen Recreation Area, be kept as a $7,326,383 last year. tor or the Board of Educa- realize more than anyone else HOLMDEL - The Board of The rest of the total budget wards salaries, but he did note natural resource and not de- Gross current expenses, tion, what a unique and irrepla- Education last night In- monies will come from state that salaries would account veloped for recreational ac- reinstated however, are up by $587,408. ceable natural forest exists at troduce! a 1*77-78 school aid and other sources. for 0 6 per cent of the entire tivities. TRENTON - A slate ap- tol».180,926, Mr Conklln said Sandy Hook," the report says. budget totaling $5,435,418. up budget peals court yesterday reins- This brings the current ex- The superintendent attribut- In a report released yes- "The Hook must be kept in a $3I5.M9 from the current aca- The superintendent said the tated evidence obtained under pense budget in just under ed the proposed Increase in terday, the Monmouth County relatively untouched state " demic year, although no tax proposed budget increase is a search warrant in a Hazlet the state-mandated increase the school budget mainly lo xnofFser ' Environmental Council also increase is currently antici- about the same as the 6 93 per Gateway National Park is gaming case. limit, or "cap." of $587,408. a anticipated salary raises, recommended the estab- pated. cent increase limit, or cap. 'XEROX COPIES The evidence had been dis- IN per cent Increase,. needed building maintenance lishment of an internal tram the largest urban park in the allowed by the state missed in the trial court be- Gross current expenses in- A public hearing is sched- and improvements in and system around the park to federal system and Includes One area of the proposed portions of Brooklyn, Staten cause the search warrant clude the operating budget uled for March 2 at 8 p.m. in around Ihe high school limit vehicular traffic. 1 1177-78 budget that would de- INSTANT through which It was obtained pluas anticipated revenues the high school auditorium to This year's budget, said Dr The report has been for- Island and Jamaica Bay in crease Is debt service, which was not used until 10 days af- from government aid. discuss the proposal. Satz. does not contain any PRINTING warded to the U.S. Depart- Queens. •mounts to $838,287 in the cur- ter being issued. Of the total budget, monies for capital outlay The The largest component in rent 1876-77 school year. Dr But the Appellate Division $4,581,70) is proposed for op- $45,900 in 1(77-78 capital out- While You wait the operating budget increase Satz said this drop will be I of Superior Court said it con- erating expenses, $45,100 for lay would be applied solely to The Daily Register is a $124,009 increase In In- caused by the fact thai the cluded from the record thai capital outlay and $807,809 for Ihe high school for devel- Mrs. Norman W. Cornelia Covert, HAZLET - A truck driver nicipal Court on March 15 at t asked to report to polict Watson was irrestcd yesterday on a.m. headquarters yesterday at 1 trained horses three charges after his ve- Meanwhile, an autopsy su- p.m., at which time he wai FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - LONG BRANCH - Mrs hicle allegedly struck and pervised by Associate County arrested. Mrs Mary Weber Watson, It. Cordelia P. Covert, 13, of 20 killed a local girl who was Medical Examiner Dr. James The truck he drove ia of 42 Wtllowbrook Rd, died Atlantic Ave , died yesterday crossing Rl J5 al the Bethany Norton revealed that Maria owned by the Seaboard Wel- vcsterdiy al Freehold Area at Riverview Hospital, Red Ave. intersection Wednesday. Genovese of 11 Virginia ding Supply, Inc. and was Hospital. Bank John Desantii, U, ol Ave—the accident vic- heading south at the time of Bom in Philadelphia, she Mrs Covert had lived In McArthur Drive. Long tim-died of multiple skull the accident, according to po- lived there until^riDvIng here Sea Bright before moving Branch was charged with fractures and brain damage. Uoe. 14 years ago here 14 years ago. She was causing death by auto, reek- The 14-year-old girl was Police said Mr. Desantla She wap^rommunicant of the first woman In the coun- lets driving and not giving a crossing Ht J5 at 4:34 p.m. stated that be observed the pot Lima R C Church try to be licensed as a horse pedestrian the right to com- with her twin sister Lisa, who girl at he approached the In- hew trainer. She received her li- plete crossing, according (o reportedly escaped injury tersection and sounded hit surviving are her husband, cense in 1(43. Patrolman Rudolph Chemey She was pronounced dead at horn The driver said she then 'Norman W Watson; a daugh- She was a member of St He was released on 1500 ball the scene. stopped In the roadway 'IT. Miss Marianne Watson, George's-by-the-Rlver Episco- and ordered to appear in Mu- Mr. Desantls had been whereupon the vehicle struck •I home: and a sister, Sister pal Church of Rumson. her. linse Mercedes of the Im- Surviving are four daugh- Maria, a freshman at Rah- maculate Heart of Mary, ters. Mrs. Cornelia P. Brown tan High School, was a life- I'hiladelphta, Pa. of Toms River; Mrs. Alice P. Keansburg school long resident of the township. The Hlgglns Memorial Frey of Long Branch; Mrs. Patrolman Chemey was Home in Freehold is in Nina M. Hoare of Atlantic joined in the investigation by 1 ftarge of arrangements Highlands, and Mrs Robert tax increase seen Patrolman Stephen Guardlno P. Lehrer of Pound Ridge, Mrs. John Young from salary Increases and in- NY, and seven grand- KEANSBURG - The Board creases in operating costs, es- Lottery winner I'MPFWOOD BEACH - children of Education last night in- Mrs Irene Caswell Young, 75, pecially for utilities The Worden Funeral Home troduced a 1977-78 school TRENTON (AP) - The H 126 Pine Island Ter., died NEW PRESIDENT — Paul Bova, center, receives congratulations on his Besides (he increased local of Red Bank, is In charge of budget which, if adopted after winning numbers in the New Wednesday at the Red Bank election as president of the Affiliated Republican Club of Monmouth Coun- tax levy, revenues to support arrangements public hearing March 17. will Jersey Weekly Lottery ronvalescent Center. ty, from former president Robert N. Ferrell, left, and Freeholder Director the budget will come from a Increase the school portion of Thursday were 501 and 912. Born in Swansea, Mass., Harry Larrlson Jr., who swore Mr. Bova Into office. the tax rate about nine cents surplus of $67,000. down from Harry Snyder Jr. The millionaire finalist '•iii Young lived in Irvington per $100 of assessed valu- $1(8,660 last year; state, aid of HAZLET - Harry Snyder number was 12871 More moving here 17 years ation $1,143,187, up from $1,438,050 Jr.. 60, of 17 Eighth St., West The winning touchdown ago. In 1976-77 and miscellaneous Keansburg, died yesterday at The increase may be pared, revenues of $12,000. up from numbers were 933. 4740. 70862 Surviving are her husband, little Silver school budget however, before the board Bayshore Community Hospi- last year's $10,000. und 8365M The special touch- iiihn Young; two brothers, tal. takes final action on the down number was 836568 The r Hi in Caswell of Riverside, The budget will go to the My Snyder was born in spending plan. An all-day • Super Bowl number was HI. and Maynard Caswell of county superintendent of workshop session on the budg- 16909 The playoff letter was Three Bridges and lived here up but taxation figure down schools Monday for approval Providence, R.I, and a sister, et Is planned by board mem- I. for 35 years. and will be advertised March Mrs Gertrude Kuhn, also of LITTLE SILVER - The board was faced with two bers to begin at 8:30 a.m. to- He was a warehouseman year. There was no capital 10. After final adoption March The winning number in the Providence. Board of Education last night choices: Either appeal for a morrow. for Food Fare Inc., Linden, budget last year. 17. the current expense and New Jersey Pick-It Lottery The Day Funeral Home, Introduced a II 8 million waiver of the cap. or appro- "We're going to do the best and a member of the Inter- The amount to be raised by capital outlay portions will be for Thursday is 714. A Keyport, is in charge of ar- budget for 1177-78, up 7.6 per priate $48,000 from surplus. we can for the taxpayers," national Brotherhood of local taxation to support cur- submitted to voter approval straight bet pays $347; a box rangements. cent over last year. According lo state guide- said Richard J. Fleming, Teamster Chauffeurs, Ware- rent expenses Is $1,242,305, in the school election bet pays $57 50. and the pairs lines, the money appropriated board president. housemen and Helpers of There was no Information down 128.382 from last year. Tuesday, March 29. pay $34.50. Mr*. James Hopkins America, Local M3, Newark Immediately available about Additional anticipated from surplus cannot be in- Before introducing the the impact of the new budget cluded when figuring a base budget at last night's special ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Surviving are his widow, sources of revenue are on the local school tax rate, to compute the cap. Last meeting, board members re- Patock elected SIMI AND - Mrs. Mary E. Hopkins. 45. Mrs. Freda Snyder; two $188,631 in state aid, $9,000 IfDfluUIMU board members said. year, the board appropriated cessed to pare enough from RED BANK - Jay Patock nf 115 Wesley Avc died daughters, Mrs. Harriet Sza- from a variety of other 161.too from surplus, and the first draft of the spending of Patock Construction Co., rarAtu Wednesday In Rlvervlew Hos- Uecke, here, and Mrs. Mary- Total current expenses are sources, and $4B,843 that the sine* this could not be used In plan to keep It within the 12.1 has been elected president of CAUUSI pital, Red Bank belle Byrne of Dallas, N.C.; |1,488,M», up 5.85 per cent board will appropriate from over last year's current ex- figuring the new cap, the per cent budget Increase ceil- the Red Bank Rotary Club. Mrs Hopkins was born in his mother, Mrs. Mary Sny- an expected surplus of GARDINER pense budget of 11.406.6M board was faced with ex- ing Imposed by the state. He will take office in July. Iliinesdale, Pa., and has lived der, East Keansburg; a W7.000, ceeding its cap or appropriat- Also elected were Loren MAREk here for the past 22 years. brother, Harold Snyder and a Also included in the total Due to the complicated for- The pared version totals ing from surplus, this year. Eagles, vice president: Rip INSURANCE she was a physical education sister, Mrs. Pearl Redfield. budget of 11,(01,261 are a mula for determining the $3,317,455, up from $3,049,010 Lartaud. secretary, and Dan- A1UH1K icacher In the Mlddletown both, East Keansburg, and tn.OOO outlay for capital ex- budget "cap." or amount the Board member Robert La- In 1976-77 The new budget iel (i(ivuisky. treasurer Township school district. three grandchildren. penses, and 183,212 for debt net operating budget can be haney suggested applying for will necessitate a local tax service, down 17.604 from last a waiver, but Ira Jacobs, She Is survived by her hus- The John J. Ryan Home increased over last year, the levy of $1,295,268, up from last board president, said he band, James Hopkins; a son, for Funerals, Keansburg, Is In year's $1,249,121 didn't think that was the an- .lames Hopkins, and a daugh- charge of the arrangements. The proposed budget in- swer to the problem. ter, Kathleen Hopkins, both cludes $3,131,825 in current al home; three sisters, Mrs Mrs. Eddie Nettles Eye injury brings "We have to change the expenses, up from $2,871,580 way the stale computes the In 1176-77; $22,000 in capital James Malese of Brooklyn. RED BANK - Mrs Marga- cap gure, so that amounts outly up from $8,904 last year, Mrs. Helen Ryan of link ret Jena Nettles. 58. of 29 appi opriated from surplus and $163,630 in debt service, •vOtt, NY. and Miss Stella Pearl St.. died Wednesday at suit to 3 towns Limn of Liberty, NY ; a can le considered," he said. down from last year's Riverview Hospital FREEHOLD - Rumson. Scouts of America; John Cox. brother, Gus Leunes of lion e- "Ad tally, because we appro- $118,535 only at Born in Scobeyville. she had Little Silver and Fair Haven scoutmaster of Troop 201 and sdale, and several nieces and prt ted a considerable A detailed breakdown of lived here most of her life. were among those named de- Dave Glngras, a scout leader nephews. amo ml of surplus last year to proposed expenditures has Surviving are her husband. fendants in a lawsuit filed by According to the lawsuit. cut he tax rate, we're being not been released, but most of Keystone Savings Posten's Funeral Home is Eddie Nettles; and a son. a Rumson man for injuries William Drucklieb. along with petu ized this year." in charge of arrangements Louis Nettles, here the increase Is reportedly his 14-year-old son suffered other members of the scout Tl e board refused to re- The Cofer Memorial Hume when a piece of broken glass troop, reported to a Rumsan leas) specific line Items, such Is In charge of arrangements 202. DMlh Notices struck him In his right eye area designated for the re as II ! amount to be spent on while he was participating in cycling drive and he was pre- teac er salaries, last night, GANNON — John J . el 170 Drag AtMktiM PnMesi? a recycling drive. pared to assist in the collec- < omonche Drive. OcMnoorl. on Feb savin; these figures would be (^ new jersey medical news S J '•*> ooertU Moil of thrhilon Bur Call KU-8333 For Help Day or tion and processing of recy- •01 miuiKV. Ho 1. 01» Joo.m., from Also named defendants in avail ble when the budget is Chuff- ' Night. the lawsuit filed by Paul clable materials. publii ted. Drucklieb of 1 Blossom Road. While William Drucklieb The board will set the date 241 Monmouth County Rumson, on behalf of his son. was in a truck loading bottles MONMOUTHCOUNTY for th public hearing on the SURROGATE!COURT William Drucklieb. were the Jan. 10. 1976. glass from a budge at its regular meeting NETTLES- wwoorn „, ESTATE OF FANNIE KEne*. De Monmouth Council of Boy broken bottle struck him in JMO| GtMM next I hursday. 'Mr. Jacobs Soaring rates fordoctors ' liability insurance » Pawl St . RM Bonk, on Ftb 1 Wife Ptxiuofit 10 the ofdtf ol ANDREW his right eye, causing lacer- .11 Eddie Lowing molhtr ol Loult Alto M SMITH. JR , Surrooote ol the Coun said. wrvlvtd by two Aunti. two Uncltt ond ly of Monmouth, Ihll Oov moo>. on Ihe Pmidtntiil Choices ation of the i-«irin:i main- are a serious problem for you. a ho»t ol other rttotlvti one. Mend* oppllcollon of Iht underlined. 8er ftcpeilng al Coter Memorial Horn*. nord A Kuriner. Solt Eittulor of the tained the legal papers /« SrucwtCury Av» . Rri Bonk f o mote 01 the Mid Fonnie Xelltr. ae it'Oi Saturday. 1 p m al tht Coltr ceaied. notice li hereby aJven i0 the The lawsuit charges the de- Memorial Horn*, inivrmvni tomily creditor! or laid deceolerj to oreieni Tha Ai9g«rine com of is negligent, but because there edded ai much as $2 to the • -tut WiMtttxidof Crmeirry Vltitalfon fendants with being negligent OIL FRED »'I . ) throuorif p m 10 the Hid Sole Eneculor then clolmi pfoftMioful liability inturanct is alwav* • limitation In some bill for an office visit, a 10% under ooth within IIR month) from (hit in conducting the recycling for physician! art creating a cases on what tha most Allied Increase for operating proce- TEGEN —- On WfdntMJay. Feb Doted January 3ltl, If 77 operation and In [ailing lo HOT WATER • nil, (ana 1 (me Truth, ol 11' BERNARD A KUTTNER mounting crisis acfou tht physicians can do. dures, and as much a* $15 v.nO'ton Avff , Union. N J Bclovtd It Commerce Street properly supervise the activi- «ii«olth« loic Wollc Tfoen Dtvoted HEATING SYSTEMS nation and incraasing tha com 2. Tha focto-ecomomc mor* per day for a hospital "i{ith*r ol Wri UDt Stonier The lu Newark. New Jerlev 07103 ties of the scouts, failing to "froi ttrvlte will br he id al the E KCCutor of your doctors' aarvlCM. climate which has resulted in bed. -•UCrothtfl Funtffll Home, tioo Mar Meiwi Kuttner & Toner provide them with proper m'1450.00 rl| Avf , Union, on Saturday ol 10 JO AHorneyi at LOW Among th* raasoiw for an increase of law suits for all 'i rn Interment Groctlond Memorial 11 Commerce Street safety equipment and failing **ork tCfffilfwoMh Ffitndi rnoy coH Newark. N J 07107 tha MM in law suit* agafnn causes has also caused an UgtftUt km needed Attorney! to train them in the proper ' 1 iijo» 1-4 and Mpm 291-3697 doctors - and th* conaaqutnt Increase in professional lia- FeD 4 U r> techniques and methods for All physicians agree that rift in liability insuranc* com bility suits. the safe handling of glass. or . patients ere entitiled to fuN - ara: 3. Tha greet advances compensation rf they have Leo H. McCarthy of Free- John Van Kirk 291-4677 1. Tha incrUM in pro- in modern medicine have Iced suffered an injury or rf their hold represents the Druck- from nil liablility claims dut some people to expect perfect recovery has been lengthened & Son llebs. to tha fad thai physicians, results at ell times. because of the doctor'* proven VALENTINE'S DAY IS FIB. 14 bacaus* of gr«*]t advances in negligence. However, physi- MONUMENTS m*die*l care, art abl* to cians do not believe they BEAUTIFUL JEWEIJRY perform hft-uving and curative should be liable if the patient UNKRAFT MAUSOLEUMS procedural which were un- More claims, high coats. has received the b*M standard PIFTSFrom known several years ego. of medical care but the MONUMENTS UTTERED t CLEANED For whatever reason i. 85 COOPER RD., MIDOLETOWN Thau include open-heart riling claimi against physician* result is Im than perfect, surgery, hip and knee replace- have skyrocketed the cost of or leu than th* patient or his (oil HI. 35 «l Huddont Corntrj ment, cardiac resuscitetion, professional liability insurance family expected. 7410319 747-2563 surgical and deep X-ray end have Increased the cost of You need your doctor and treatment for cancer, exchange health cere to the public. your doctor needs Insurance blood trantfusioni end Im-In 1976 th* annual profes- so that he can continue to proved care for premature sional liability premium for practice medicine and to serve infant*. Ado, major advances doctors in New Jersey will you. But that Insurance has to in anesthesia techniques now range from $1,870 for general be reasonably priced if the permit surgeons to perform practitioners, to $12,220 for cost of hearth can is to be operations they could not orthopedic specialists, $6,629 hetd in line and high standards John E. Day attempt before. for obstetricians. $6,629 for of medical praetie* are to be These and similar proce- an anesthesiologists, $18,878 maintained. for neurosuroeons, According FUNERAL HOME dures save and prolong lives. Fair compensation. to Government animate*. In- However, results ire not always Remedial legislation i* still creased insurance com have perfect-not because t doctor urgently needed to eliminate 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank the Inequities and abuses of the present system of professional liability compan- C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 ion, You can help sorv* the problem by discussing h with your frisnds and asking your State Assemblymen and Senators to act on legislation to sorva it. The Adams Memorial Home a f /Inmnaxjhfeari from WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, Owner-Manager RE EOS 747-0226 BUDGET ACCOUNT FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS I The Medical Society HONORED SINCE 1865 tint Diamondi Sine, I93S 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK 60 Broad Strati, Rtd Bank of New Jersey 608 Cookman Ava., Aibury Park ' P.O. BOX 904 TRENTON. N.J. 08605 v' I SHREWSBURY, N J i FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 The DkdyRegMer 5 READY SATURDAY ONLY 10 A.M Gas station dispute of '74 ends with award of $3,000 nter save 42% on many! FREEHOLD - A Uw lull Dressier Jr., operator of the gins by Mr. Dressier back in fused gasoline because he did «*tch aroee out of the gaso- Campbell's Junction Exxon 1174 not have a slicker on his car sklrteetsft misses'& ttot thorUge In the winter of service station in Middietown Mr. Higgins, who was rep- which Mr. Dressier Issued to 1*74 has ended after a two- resented by Edward W. Wise regular customers. MfltSlllte half-sizes' d«y trial. A jury presided The award was based upon Jr. of Red Bank, is a police According to the testimony, over by Superior Court Judge pantsuits a claim for malicious prose- officer for trie Port Authority he was ordered out of the polyester! Patrick J. McGann awarded cution made by Mr. Higgins of New York and New Jersey line. When he refused to com- Jowl neck* Long sleeve tunic top*, Denni« J. Higgins of It Uel- against Mr. Dressier as the ply, Mr Dressier called Ihe He contended that after wait- shirring. button front» zip back ro*e Ter, Mlddletown, a ver- result of a trespassing com- ing in line and arriving at a Mlddletown Police Depart- dict of U.m against William styles — many •af- plaint nude against Mr. Hig- gasoline pump, he was re- ment . tunnel baDed.Atoo short Officer Robert Murphy tes- waists, more! aJeevs bulton-fronts tified that upon arriving Si re- Cong, short — manywth 4 muscle sponse to the call, he was in- screen prints. Easy, Colts Neck school budget formed by Mr. Dressier that pufcn parts 10-18. Ba|oa,pMCh, MM-22W in grp he wanted Mr. Higgln* re- green, red. moved from his service sta- (Pictured style black in ntpraaentalivaofgrp) tion and that he would lie a - group. 5-13 seen cutting levy 16 cents complaint against him (or In group. trespassing. COLTS NECK - If resi- The amount to be raised by (he state's "cap," or ceiling •SSSSE dent! approve the $2,568,215 taxation Is $2,568,215 but a for annual budget increase The trespass complaint was budget Introduced by the 13.2 million increase In ra- for the school district. heard by the Municipal Churl Board of Education here last tables here last year, plus He asked the board to con judge In Middietown at the night, the school tax rate will 1165,000 in surplus, will re- sider cutting a fourth music time, Ronald Horan, who dis- decrase II cents for each 1100 duce the amount residents teacher (about $12,000 in sala- missed It. of aaaeased valuation. Shortly thereafter. Ihe suit will have to pay ry) as well as shaving $1,400 many sok) in stock Current expenses of from the school swim pro- for malicious prosecution was A public hearing will be gram and some trans- instituted by Mr. Higgins for 6.99! held on the budget March 14, I2.M1.212 is the largest por- tion of the budget, with the portation costs. Mr. Dressier was repreient- and residents will have an op- ed by John E. Holoblnko of portunity to vote on the budg- greatest share 11,584,085, al- The board also introduced goals for the district, which Middietown save up to *20! et on March 21. lotted to instruction, which in- save up to *10l cludes salaries for teachers are part of the state man- n •• • . misses'" Dr. Roy linger, superinten- and administrators as well as dated "thorough and efficient" KeCyClUlg OTIVe nylon dent of schools, said the budg- texts. v law. A public hearing on the yg pantcoat et is up 7.» per cent over last goals will be held Feb. 17. ski year, while current expenses Other current expense out- on for tomorrow The goals Include: super-buys rose 7.2 per cenl. The esti- lays Include, operation. SHREWSBURY - The — Develop skills in reading, Jackets mated tax rate is 11.58 a de- 1118,505; transportation, Shrewsbury Environmental with super warmth! writing and speaking and lis- crease from last year's (1.74. »158,813. and fixed charges Commission will hold Its such as retirement benefits, tening. Wool blende, monthly recycling drive to- quIHnedfaka — Develop background social security and insurance, morrow. furaofaaytte without Clawea resume skills In mathematics and sci- $159,980. Sorted materials should be pto.pU Nylon ence. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Other provisions of the cur- placed at curbslde by 8 I m down-Mad with p. Benjamin H Glover, Director rent expense budget Include — Develop pride in work for pickup nylons met of the Monmouth County Po- $26,475 for capital outlay and a feeling of self worth Newpapers should be tied •van some polyester-cotton lice Academy, said today that (remodeling and Improve- — Develop special Interests or contained in paper bags regular hours for the classes ments to the schools) and and abilities and promote an rtOTcoafcl 8-16, and glass bottles and jars S-M-Llngrp. for special officers will be re- debt service, $.200,528 awareness of opportunities should metal rings removed sumed Monday The amount to be raised by and requirements related to and be separated by color, No fields of work. The regular hours are 7 to taxation Is $1,848,788 magazines will be collected The goals, which were de- II p.m. on Monday and Although the budget was Borough school studenti in veloped through sessions with Wednesday. 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It was not until REPORTER continues on In the universe, find that one cannot run fast the last hundred years that the gods no longer listening to to catch a bus. climb a tree, Jump rope or make love twice men of science more than iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiiii (t. doubled the average life lo 70 a night. The organs do not years. seen old dogs, when the end is They do not ask it to come quit. They slow their function near, crawl Into a corner and back and retire In a ranch a little bit each year. It is as though man was de- refuse food and drink Man house, It passes its useful- ness. It may continue for BISHOP The healthy mind will ac- signed to live only as long as seldom resigns from life. commodate Itself lo this. required to procreate and many years, seeing and telligence. and usually dies of One of the best writers on searching other suns and ga- Quite often, the aging mind raise his young to a point of deterioration at age 15. Sci-expands Its appreciation of a self-sufficiency. Then he ex- the subject of aging is Albert laxies, but. while it functions. ence can do nothing for them. Rosenfeld. I have not seen his It Is dead to Its creators. They sunset, an act of love, the pired. The Pacific salmon sparkling color in an Infant's new book. "Prolongevlty." have new babies. Endlessly, people debate dies within a couple of weeks whether age Is a matter of eyes. The brain confines its after spawning. but I have been Impressed Anyone who reads this does calendar years or senility. Joys to the capacity of the with his thinking on the sub- body. A female eel will swim half- led. X not have a single cell that he The brain, prisoner of the body, is all. The capacity to way around the world to give had when he was bom. The Grandma Tier died at 77 The governor acts We have a greater per}) think, to love, to feel, to won- birth near the island of Ber- billions of tiny cubes have She ordered a burial dress the centage of old people than" der Is a three-pound mass In- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne took classified as a disorderly persons of- muda. When a lead elephant been replaced In every organ, week before she died. Grand- ever. And the number grows side the skull. fense punishable by a $175 fine or up loses his powers he is ordered every bit of tissue multitu- pa died at 78. He said he was some drastic action Saturday when to the back of the line. greater. Should they be useful dinous times he issued an executive order man- to a year in jail. Without it. the body lies in happy to go. Grandma Bishop or should we pay them to re- expired at 84. waving a priest dating lowered thermostat settings Nothing in the order resembled There is a master plan to main out of the labor market? A rare condition in children coma. The flesh will function, Is progeria The baby Is nor- but it will not know why. Sci- away from her bedside and shorter work weeks for most a declaration of martial-law, and we all of this I do not pretend to divine it. In many areas, my Rbsenfeld thinks of old mal. At his third or fourth entists who have protected "Sure." she said, chuckling, businesses unless they could operate certainly hope that extreme will not ignorance is exasperating. It peofle as NASA does of Fly- birthday, he looks old. He has man from childhood and adult "what would I have to con- with thermostats set at 50 degrees. have lo be reached before we gel is a matter of arithmetic to by s. ,The space scientists, like heart attacks at age 9. The diseases, battle to keep the fess to you!" body functioning. Some people say he was too into warmer weather. Nonetheless, suggest that a baby one-day gods, devise a vehicle to go skin Is wrinkled parchment; My father went at 89. 1 was into outer space to send back the hair is snowy and thin harsh, particularly in ordering state some people seemed to fear that the old is one day closer to the What would it matter if. at some of those bedsides. grave. Built into the baby are reliable information about They walk as though they had and local police to enforce his edict. governor was directing police to someday, we could live to be None of them fought it. Can it three great drives: survival, Mart. Jupiter and other plan- advanced arthritis. 500 years of age if the brain be that there Is a cool, beck- We do not view it that way. and we break into apartments and homes to food. sex. It Is not a disease. It's an lost its appreciation and un-oning peace on the far side of believe that citizens who look at the check on thermostat settings the last breath? The gods hope their crea- unnatural aging condition derstanding of living at age order objectively and in the light of William F. Hyland. the state at- He must live; he must eat; he must procreate. I have tions will not malfunction. The victim has normal In- 80? Most of us who are over I wonder. I really do . . . the energy crisis will agree that torney general, cleared up that tough measures were necessary. point. He says police won't enter pri- Faced with the dire need to con- vate homes to check on thermostats serve fuel — particularly natural without first obtaining a court au- gas — in the stale, the governor thorized search warrant. To get such Letter to an ordinary citizen could not afford to provide wishy- a warrant, police would have to washy procedures. Swift, firm and prove to a court that there is prob- By ROBERT YOAKUM nun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i say, have 'died bravely in a Weather Service. positive action was what the situ- able cause to believe that a violation national emergency.' but "Sixth, there is no depart- of the executive order has been or is "Dear Mrs. Rugger: I'm there is no provision In the ment of government that can ation demanded, and we are pleased sorry to hear that you have ANOTHER law for honoring plants In this assist you In your dispute about to be committed. Few of us. that this was the course he followed. written seven letters to Presi- fashion. with the zoo director In your we'd imagine, should worry about dent Carter without receiving LOOK city Furthermore, the sexual In an emergency such as the "Second, 1 was confused by being roused in the night so that a a personal reply. behavior of monkeys In public combination of frigid weather and the portion of your letter law enforcer could check to see If "It Is true that the Presi- iiiiiiinnmuiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiiiiiMiininiii Is not a subject on which the low natural gas supplies has caused, dealing with your brother, or President feels It appropriate it would be impossible to include ev- the thermostat is set at 60 degrees dent said that he wanted to brothers. I hope I am correct stay In touch with ordinary and financial hardships dur- to take a stand. The news- ery contingency in an executive or- or lower. In assuming that you are re- paper stories and photographs Americans so as to know ing the fuel crisis. This is not ferring to two different men YOAKUM der. Common sense should dictate We can expect many inconven- to minimize the loss of your of your efforts to place a tar- their problems, but you must — one of whom you would "Fourth, the President does exotic tropical plant collec- paulin over the monkey cage, that questions brought on by the or- iences for the duration of the execu- try to understand that he does like pardoned for embezzle- not plan to 'do something' not have the time to deal with tion. I can certainly under- which you enclosed, have der would get reasonable answers in tive order, but we will be able lo ment and other charges so about his brother Billy. It been noted. due time. We think that is happen- deal with them. In the meantime, every citizen individually stand how one can 'feel as that he can return from Costa may be that you have never close to plants as to any other ing. we think thoughtful citizens will re- "Since you have written so Rica, and the other of whom seen a photograph of the "Finally, you have the living thing,' and what a blow you would like to see appoint- alize that the governor acted in our often, however, and since President's brother without a President's word that neither In his order directing the police it is 'to wake up In the morn- ed as a Federal judge. can of beer in his hand, but the Central Intelligence best Interest and that they'll cooper- your congressman also has ing without anyone to talk to.' to enforce it. the governor explained urged us to reply. I shall do "Third, President Carter that does not prove, of Agency nor the National that non-compliance with it would be ate with his instructions. my best to answer your ques- "Your deceased friends. I has no power to 'fine' or 'fire' course, that he actually con- Aeronautics and Space Ad- tions. am sorry to report, cannot be (I couldn't make out your sumes a great deal of beer. In ministration are keeping from "First, many Americans buried In Arlington National handwriting) your congress- any case, the President does the American public news of have suffered severe physical Cemetery. They may, as you man. Even If Representative not consider himself his Intelligent life on Mars. If the Demolition of Nadler building Smedley has done all of the brother's keeper, except In reports you read were true, adequate to gel the job done. things you say, It would still the broad Biblical sense. why wouldn't those 'glint It's been almost a year since the be up to Congress to censure green spiders with heads like We realize that the owner could "Fifth, your theory about Nadler discount furniture store on or expel him. Incidentally. It the Communists using giant Zero Mostel' show up in pho-' Monmoulh St.. Red Bank, was de- not clean up the lot until in- was probably unwise political- fans to change the weather tographs from the Viking stroyed in a raging fire that threat- vestigations as to the cause of the ly for Rep. Smedley to pose patterns 'In order to freeze landers? for Playgirl magazine, but ened other businesses in the vicinity fire were made, but those probes our nation to death' has been "Yours sincerely, Jeremiah there Is no law against It. relayed to the National Bleeker." Ever since then, it has been a pile of were completed some time ago. In the meantime, a section of the Red rubble that's partially kept from Bank business district .which has public view by a plywood front. taken on a beautiful new look with Red Bank's governing body Ihis various storefront renovations is Today in history week gave the store's owner 30 days being marred. The Red Bank coun- to remove the debris. Despite the cil should be firm in Insisting thai By Ike Associated Press ister Winston Churchill and seriously interested in peace adverse weather conditions, we think its 30-day clean-up order is complied the Soviet leader, Joseph Sta- talks. that period of time is more than with. Today's highlight in his- lin, began a conference at tory: Malta. Five years ago: Britain and several other nations formally On this date in 1789. George In 1M8. the Island of Ceylon recognized the new state of Hoffman's candidacy Washington was elected the became i free, self-governing Bangladesh, formerly East first president of the United dominion within the British Pakistan. Joseph A. Hoffman, former slato has the credentials tu be a formi- States with all N presidential Commonwealth. One year ago: India's par- commissioner of labor and industry, dable candidate. electors casting their votes In 11(1. terrorist attacks for the general. liament voted itself another has formally announced he is a can- As the campaign progresses. broke out In the Portuguese year In office by postponing didate for the Democratic nomi- Mr. Hoffman is expelled lo In- On this date- African territory of Angola. scheduled elections. joined by other candidates for the of- In 1861, delegates from six In 1975, the US Justice De- nation for governor. He says if Gov, Today's birthday: Feminist Byrne should seek the nomination fice. We'd like him and the others to seceding Southern states partment proposed stronger formed the Confederacy at Betty Frledan Is it. tell us why they deserve the nomi- measures to prohibit the em- for reelectioti, he'll be ready to Montgomery, All. ployment of illegal aliens. nation. So far. potential Byrne foes Thought for today: History battle him. In 1887. the Interstate Com- Ten years ago: A U.S. pres- Is. indeed, little more than the Mr. Hoffman appears to have are dwelling on the negative aspects merce Commission was estab- idential adviser, Wilt Roslow. register of the crimes, tollies strong support in Monmouth County of the governor's administration. lished. L said a diplomatic move was and misfortunes of mankind. and with the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- We'd like to hear something positive In IMS. President Franklin under way,to determine - Edward Gibbon, English Roosevelt, British Prime Min- whether North Vietnam wis historian, 1737-1794. ty AFL-CIO, and he unquestionably from them. SHREWSBURY, N I FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 TheDttfyfegtter 7 Critic of first aid squads invited to a tour of district New Jersey State that a paramedic Is the best IIIIIHIimilllHIIIIIIIHI IIMIIItHIIIIIIHIl1 17.155.000 for Ihe three cially if they are a golf buff object to the residential de- their freedom day by day. chure contained a list of 14 Having three county golf velopment of the tract and Ftnt Aid Coundl alternative to a doctor In any questions They were all an- courses. The worth of Ihe 11th District emergency situation How- I commend Mr, McCarter nine buildings, which are not courses Is a real lure for new- hive, in fact, long favored re- on his past stand against fed- swered by James Truncer, 0Post Office Box $74 ever, It should be pointed out FROM OUR included above, would bring comers zoning to allow higher density eral aid programs. county parks director, and Highland!, N.J. that to equip, maintain and printed in The Daily Register the total worth to I8.0O0.000 5 — It preserves open housing for moderate income To the Editor: train a group of paramedics I scorn The Register for not spaces, protects the environ- persons" READERS standing up for the ideals that of 1-25-77. 2 — The county golf courses The officers and members large enough to effectively ment and adds beauty to the Now consider the trickle of made this country great. I am sure that his answers have made money since 1175 of the Uth District of the New perform the services that the local scene. 100 cars spaced throughout iHHUIIMHIIHIHUHUIIIIIIIUIIIIHIIIUHMIIII Very truly yours, frankly demonstrated that Their Income for the first Jersey State First Aid Council volunteer squads perform, 6 — The profits can be put the day to a golf course Then Mrs P Meltt-sen any fears of possible adverse eight months of 1(75 was would like to respond to the would cast an unnecessary ter on Jan. I. effects on the borough were $384,(74.16. 1970 was into other county park pro) consider the 7-9 am. and Ihe ects, as needed 4-7 p.m. traffic generated by letter of Mr. Harry Salkind, burden on the citizens of our You say, -We bail Mr groundless t441.196.79. For the first eight 7 — This course Is known to 100 or possibly 200 home- Oakdale Drive. Htddletown respective towns, in that their McCarter's action as an in- Actually, this county take- months of 1976 the unadjusted golfers nationwide, because of owners We fed that his letter Is quite taxes would most definitely dication of a tempering of his Hominy Hill over Is probably one of the profit for the two courses is its fascinating history and il derogatory to the members of Increase to compensate for stand and commend him on 624 Ocean Ave best things the county ever $147,24211. Finally, consider this fact: will attract golfers from all this organization. the additional expense in- his 'yea' vole." The vote was Sea Bright, N.J did, from any angle For in- ] — They provide much The State Green Acres Fund over. It is an assured finan- Mr. Salkind is somewhat curred by the municipalities. for acceptance of $14,000 in To the Editor: stance: needed facilities for all people has already allocated cial success contradictory in that on one It should be noted, that in the U.S. funds for local drainage This is addressed to the in the county who have an In- $1,300,000. This would have to 1 — It Is a solid sure fire in- 8 — It gives all the Colts hand "the ambulance of N.J.S.F.A.C, there are ap- work. You also mention that residents of Colts Neck terest in golf, especially se- be returned to the state, as vestment for the county real Neck people a chance to play, today li neither swift. . .", proximately 430 squads. With Councilman Francis E. P. primarily, and is in regard to estate-wise. This is a three or nior citizens and high school the grant was specifically to golf In their own backyard and on the other hand our each squad having approxi- McCarter is a staunch foe of the county takeover of Ho- four million dollar property golf teams. Rates are reason- purchase Hominy Hill. It this ambulances "speed through mately IS members, 10,000 all federal aid programs. miny Hill Golf Club. which the county is getting able and the courses rate As tor Ihe traffic problems, should happen, it would in- the night." We do not believe paramedics would have to be You are commending this A group of Colts Neck for til million. It costs the from good to.excellent The there would be none 100 cars deed show a reluctance on the that the burden of arriving trained. Such an action by man for "surrendering" his people has sent to all resi- county two million nine hun- trend Indicates an annual a day is about tops at any of part of the people of Colts too latt should be placed on any governmental agency in ideals of how this country dents a brochure — urging dred six thousand, seven hun- growth rate of players of 15 . the two courses Mr. Thecker Neck to take advantage of the our shoulders, aa considerable this state is unrealistic, since should be run. He knows that them to sign a petition, re- dred forty-nine dollars for the per cent. stated "I don't believe that greatest opportunity ever time Is lost from the dis- the cost of training alone the giveaway programs will questing that they vote for three courses. The value of 4 — It Is an oustanding sell- Colts Neck wants to be the presented to them. covery of the emergency to would be astronomical This be the downfall of this coun- having a referendum against one hole of golf in this area is ing point for attracting new recreational center of Mon- Yours truly. the time the call is received would not take Into account try. They help Americans lose any county takeover. The bro- (132,500 This comes to people lo the county, espe- mouth County. I would not John F Lange by the squad. The member the salaries that would have squads of the 11th District to be paid, the upkeep and up- will match their response dating of equipment, and such time with any ambulance or Insurances as automobile, Long Branch plans curbs on liquor license transfers rescue organization, paid or liability and malpractice volunteer, anywhere in the The motive behind Mr. Sal- LONG BRANCH - The Cioffi on Sept 3,1975. Under existing provisions, Morris Ave. In 300-foot jumps 3-2 to reject Mr. Chlafullo's In his letter which vetoed nation. There Is no emer- kind's letter is difficult to re- City Council Is going to in- A recent decision involving licenses may not be held with- The council wants to amend application to move another the council's initial amend- gency that we cannot handle alize, In that we fail to under- A victim with either cardiac troduce an ordinance which a license transfer for Anthony in 1.000 feet of each other A the ordinance to include Ihe 300 feet which would have put ment. Mayor Cioffi said thar stand how anyone can con- provision that "the council arrest (heart attack) or res- gives it the right to dis- Chiafullo, trading as Tony's license holder, however, may him within 1.000 feet of Ihe he did "not believe thai the demn and ridicule a group of may disapprove a transfer Silver Dollar Bar. piratory arrest can be treated approve a liquor license Tomato Pies on Morris Ave.. obtain a place-to-place trans- amendment in any way Im- Individuals who give of their fer within 300 feet if the li- which it judges not to be with Just the mouth and transfer which it believes was caused several council mem- proves the ordinance. I be- own time to obtain the neces- cense does not change hands made in good faith, or one de- Mr. Chiafullo promptly filed hands of the first alder. The sary training to become a not made In good faith. bers to express regret (hat lieve that the entire ordi- Council members have ac- signed or sought to circum- an appeal the next day with emergency equipment carried first aider Clearly, we have This identical ordinance the hadn't challenged Ihe nance needs to be reviewed cused Mr. Chiafullo of at- vent the requirements of Ihe the state division of Alcoholic on the ambulances is by far no motive other than to re- was approved In August. 1975 mayor's veto which blocked tempting lo evade the 1.000- aforesaid subsections." Beverage Control (ABC) to and amended to Insure fair- the best available for the ser- spond to a person's cry for by the coundl — and then ve- the amendment from becom- foot limitation by moving up The council last week voted overturn the council's action ness to all parties involved " vices performed. help. Monetary gains ire un- toed by Mayor Henry R. ing law As a result of the lack of in- destred. and status symbolism terest by the previous legisla- is a negative Idea. Our train- tures, the members of this or- ing, dedication, and the desire ganization In the past have to help Individuals in time of Five men are indicted been forced to design their need are our only purpose. own training program and minimum requirements. The We feel that If Mr. Salkind in Asbury Park kidnaping complete program Is com- had taken the time to survey posed of two individual pro- the police departments, hospi- checks, each lor $218. beling- grams as follows: tals, doctors and citizens of FREEHOLD — Five men. a knife and a dagger: issuing ing to Mabel Williams. Red The Emergency Medical the local municipalities, he including one from Matawan. a forged check for $80 to Jer- Bank, and obtaining the mon- sey Shore Bank. Long Technician Course consists of would have found our ser- were Indicted by a county vices are not as he put it grand jury on charges of kid- ey under false pretenses, once Branch, and attempting to ob- 82 hours, and covers all on Jan 22 and the second tain the money under false phases of emergency medical "downright disgraceful" but naping three people in Asbury rather competent, efficient Park last Sept 10. lime on Jan 23 pretenses The check be- care. With the exception of George Lane, of Shrews- longed to Ms Zambolli the practical portion of the and dedicated. Indicted were Gerald Hu- bury Ave . Red Bank. Is Frank Fucci of Main Hill is course (i.e., bandanglng, etc.) dacsko. 27. of Johnson Ave.. We would like to point out charged with possessing he charged wilh issuing a worth- the entire course is under the Matawan: Louis Patella. 19. one additional fact to Mr Sal- nun and phencyclidine May less check for $750 April 4. direction of licensed medical and Matthew Patella. 30. both kind. If the volunteer services of Edison: Frank Alicino. 29. 25 in Red Bank 1975 to Lobster Barn. High- doctors of the state of New are so "disgraceful," why has Derrick Williams of East lands Jersey. We would ask Mr. of Bryand Pond. Maine, and the record of the New Jersey Orange is charged with pos- Samuel Miller, no address Salkind, who is better quali- Thomas Alicino. 19. of Cha- First Aid Council, which has qutn Fails. Ohio. sessing a sharpened table available, is charged with es- fied to teach us medical care been In existence for over 48 The five are charged with knife July 22 in Marlboro caping from the Rahway than our own state doctors. In years, never been equaled in Edward Cartier. 33. no ad- State Prison Unit of Marlboro addition, 10 hours are spent in kidnaping Louis Cerqua of the quality of Its performance Hasbrook Heights. Patricia dress available. Is charged Psychiatric Hospital Aug 23. the emergency room of the and/or training. with breaking into the home 1975 area hospitals, under the di- Davis of Parlin and her four- year-old son Paul Davis. The of Barbara Zambotli. Wall Joseph Pechillo. 32. of Ma rection of emergency room In dosing, Mr. Salkind, If St.. Long Branch. July 13: plewood Ave. Keansburg. is personnel, where the student indictment accuses the five you will contact the under- from taking the three people stealing jewelry and coins charged with escaping from receives a "hands on" train- signed, 1 will see that you can from Asbury Park lo another valued between $200 and $500: Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- ing in that he performs actual BRINGING HOME THE BACON - Mary Jullano of Eatontown receives a tour some of the local squads certificate for $1,000 In groceries from Shrewsbury State Bank president location in the state No fur- possessing dangerous knives. tal Sept 23 services on Incoming patients. and their equipment, and per- ther information was In Ihe Additionally, the EMT must John Kay, left. Gerald F. Murphy, the bank's senior vice president. Is with haps be privileged to see them. Shrewsbury State Bank sponsored a free lottery at the Shrewsbury indictment take a defensive driving them in action. ShopRlte to celebrate the opening of Its branch office inside the super- In another indictment, the Reduced school tax course. Thomas Vennaro market. Mrs. Jullano was the winner. five are charged with stealing Due to the fact that there Chairman a motorcycle valued over $500 are a large number of individ- which belonged to Mr. Cerqua uals who, because of work is seen for Rumson that same day in Holmdel RUMSON - The Board of payers will be receiving a and family schedules, cannot Hudacsko additionally Is be committed to a straight 82 City hall snow City man, 26, is accused Education has introduced a $2 $254,940 rebate in May. the charged with possessing a state aid tor the 76-77 school hours course, the 5 Point Lipplncott Ave million budget for the 1977-78 pen gun without a permit year which the board voted to Training Program was de- Long Branch, N J. school year that should re- To the Editor: These two Indictments were duce the elementary schools return in Us entirety to the signed. This program consists in armed robbery case among those handed up to Su- voters of SI hours of advanced first Some years ago in Long tax rate by II cents, to $1 16 perior Court Judge Merrill per $100 of assessed valu- aid and emergency care, Branch if a resident had neg- Mr Emery said that rebate quaalude. claimant.-, lylenol, and stealing speakers, a turn- Lane Jr.. county assignment ation eight hours of CPR (cardio- lected to have the snow sho- FREEHOLD - A Long would amount to 16 cents per Branch man has been in- phendimetrazine. lysergic table, clock radio, tracks, judge $100 of assessed valuation, as pulmonary resusltatlon), four veled oft his sidewalk, a po- The public hcanng on thr dicted by a county grand jury add diethylamlde. ampheta- stereo system and other items Theodore Wiellchoski of that people with a $20,000 hours of emergency child- lice officer would knock on proposed budget of $2,086,069 on charges he committed an mine, cocaine, phencylide and worth more than $500 18th Ave.. South Belmar. is will be held at 8 pan March 9 house should expect a check birth, eight hours of defensive your door and Inform you that armed robbery at Mildred metamphelamine charged with embezzling a to- at Forrestdale School tor $32 in the mail. $64 check driving, and eight hours of If the sidewalk wasn't cleared Raymond Hyor. 56, of War- within 24 hours you would be Bennett Fashions. Woodgatc Coleen Martinez. 22. of Har- tal of $7,500 from JOC Gaso- with a $40,000 house and so light extrication (the method ren St.. Keyport. is charged Current expenses total given a summons. Ave., Long Branch, last Dec bor Motel, Sea Bright, is line Market Inc., Jersey City, on by which a patient Is removed with receiving in Keyporl a $1,882,459. up 6 2 per cent 7 charged with stealing a hand- while employed at Its Free- from $1,772,547 this year The from a wrecked motor vehicle television set. silver and jew- Aside from the amount to Today, the police officers bag containing among other hold Township station be- overall budget is up 53 per In a manner that prevents Donald Williams. 26. of At- elry worth more than $500 be raised by taxation, other do not do this and rightly so. items contact lenses ami a tween June 10 and June 14 cent. I0VCM ol revenue for the further Injury). Each "point" lantic Ave.. Long Branch, is that had been stolen from Do- Dianne Wiellchoski of Ihe tor If anyone in the city Is gold ring belonging to Esther But the amount to be raised 1977-78 budget are $241,957 in can be taken separately, and also charged with assaulting rothea Langford. Woodland same South Belmar address given a summons for not Spivak of Belmar and stealing through kical taxation is down anticipated stale aid: $12,000 thus provides the same cleaning the snow from his with a pistol Louis Napole- a suit jacket belonging to Drive. Middletown. is charged with aiding and tano and entering the store $156,004 from last year, to in tuition payments, and amount of training as the sidewalk, it would be the tops Mark D Hurewltz of Lake- Harold A. Smith. 27. of abetting without breaking He alle- $1,591. 810 $36.69*2 which will be appro- EMT course, without the stu- In hypocrisy. wood. The items had a total Chelsea Ave.. Long Branch, is David Bailey, 20. of Bell priated from a surplus of dent being committed to a gedly took $241 while armed accused of possessing a dan- John Emery, board presi- value of over $200 The In- view Ave. and Troy Law- dent, said the tax rate reduc- $115,000 long run course. There Is a saying "Physi- with a gun. from Mrs. Ben- cident allegedly occurred In gerous knife in Long Branch nett and Sharon Johnson. Bel- rence. 20. of Highland Ave . tion should amount to a $26 Debt service will total It should be noted that the cian, first cure thyself." And Ttnton Falls last Sept. 27. last Nov 21 both Keansburg. and Thomas this old saying would apply to mont Ave.. Long Branch. savings on the tax bill of thr $203,610. down $5,445 from last EMT Course is designed by Enise Warren. 19. and Tan- Charles White Jr.. 47, of Close. 20. of Jersey City are owner of a $20,000 house, or year the New Jersey State Depart- the Mayor and Council. With New St.. Sea Bright. Is Roger Kleinsorgen. 25. of zer Warren. 21. both of Mar- charged with attempted at- $52 on a $40,000 house There is no capital ex- ment of Transportation; the the exorbitant amount of charged with assaulting tempting to break into Jose- Clinton St., Matawan Is ac- ket Road. Engllshtown. are In addition, borough tax- penses budget this year Advanced First Aid and taxes that we pay in this city cused of possessing with the accused of breaking Into Joel Ralph DeFilllpo. a Long phine's Ice Stand, Can- Ave.. Emergency Care "point" is and for the services we ob- intent to distribute 10 different Distributors. Brian Mills Branch policeman, last Dec K Keansburg, Nov 14 designed by the American tain, It Is diabolical With all In Long Branch He is also controlled drugs; marijuana, Road, Manalapan. last Sept 3 Robert C. Williams. 21. of Red Cross; and the CPR the departments and unbelie- accused of resisting arrest by River St.. Red Bank. Is "point" Is designed by the vable salaries to the heads of DeFillipo. and of possessing a School injury charged with (orglng two American Heart Association. these departments, why isn't knife In essence, Mr. Salkind Is In- there one department head Track firm sues James Sharp. 20. of Asbury sinuating that these well- who would see that the snow Park, is charged with> pos- suit is settled known associations do not Is cleared on the sidewalk and sessing two pistols without a 10-week forum have the qualification! and steps In front of city hall. It sewerage agency permit in Ocean last Dec. 4. is set on asthma FREEHOLD - A 20-year- Jumped lo block a shot and ability to Instruct and train Is, In my opinion, the most Willie Bonner. 23. of Nep- old Eatontown man has ac- landed on both knees, said the first aiders in emergency me- deplorable condition in the FREEHOLD - The North- never demanded that It 'com- tune, Is accused of receiving FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - cepted $22,500 in settlement Of legal papers Both knees im dical care. county. There Is one little east Monmouth County Re- plete any aspect of the proj- in Middletown on Feb. 14.1976 Freehold Area Hospital has his lawsuit for injuries he suf- mediately swelled and Mr It does not require a para- path for people to walk Into gional Sewerage Authority ect. It added thai Ihe author- a van stolen from a Long Is- joined with the Central Jer- fered in 1970 while playing on Dobrowolski was carried off medic to operate a two-way city ball, with snow on all of was named a defendant In a ity has tailed to pay the bal- land City, New York. U-Haul sey Lung Association to an Eatontown school basket- the floor to the sidelines radio. Thus, the members of the steps lawsuit filed by a surety ance ol $34,162 71 which is Rental Center Bonner ts also present a 10-week program ball team. where Mr Deak had someone this organization can adequat- II la understandable It el- bonding company which due The Insurance company charged with bringing the sto- tor asthmatics, parents of administer ice packs to his ely operate the HEAR, ra- derly people refused to pay claims the authority owes It said that It has paid labor and len van into the state. asthmatic children and other The lawsuit, filed by Jef- knees, said the legal papers any taxes until the sidewalks persons Interested In the frey P. Dobrowolski of 125 dios that are part of a large $34,962.71. material claims for 190.661 Thomas McBratney. 34. of The lawsuit charged that majority of the ambulances. are cleaned so that they The legal action was filed and is entitled to the money Elizabeth, is accused of steal- field Maple Ave, Eatontown. hid might walk up them in safety. The first session will be named as defendants the Ea- due to the lack of care and This type radio provides di- by Safeco Insurance Com- due under the contract. Ing In Manalapan last Sept. 28 supervision and because ol rect communication between pany of America. River Edge, a golf carl worth more than held on Wednesday at 8 p.m. tontown Board ol Education Mr. Mayor and Councilman. negligence by Mr Deak and the ambulance and the hospi- which said It Is surety bond- $500 that belonged to M Ill- at the hospital. and John Deak. who at the If you cannot see this condi- his failure to seek medical ad- tal emergency rooms. ing company for B & W Bach chorale hurst Mills Lumber Co. Toe Initial portion of each time ol Mr. Dobrowolskl's in tion, I'd advise all of you to session will be devoted to spe- jury, was a gymnastics teach- vise and treatment. Mr Dobr If Mr. Salkind has nothing have an eye examination. Trucking Co.. Inc. of Ttnton Michael Mahoney of East owoliki suffered knee injuries better to do than to sit at Falls. B li W Trucking had sets rehearsals Hartford It accused of pos- cific topics, including asth- er and coach at the Memorial Sincerely, which later required surgery home and write derogatory ASBURY PARK - The matic drugs, allergy and nu- School. Frank Cleary been awarded a $278,708.50. sessing a gravity knife in Ma- articles about volunteer first contract by the authority In Bach Chorale ol New Jersey nalapan last April 24 He is trition, emotional aspects of The settlement was placed According to the lawsuit. on the record before Superior aid squads, we would suggest connection with a project will begin weekly rehearsals also charged with possessing asthma, and techniques of tiled by Louis M Drann of that to perhaps submit an ap- known as Camp Charles Wood at 8:10 p.m. Feb. 9 in Ihe phenlermlne. breathing control. The second Court Judge Marshall Sell- Red Bank. Mr Dobrowolski. koff plication to the squad In his McCarter vote Area and Ft. Monmouth sew- choir room of Trinity Episco- Donald Fanicker. 22. of Do- part ol the program will be was injured Jan. 10. 1970 town, and, after completing 4 Third St. er project, said the com- pal Church, 503 Asbury Ave. ver. Del., is charged with pos- devoted to group discussion while he was a student at the According to the legal pa- the required training, he can Ruiraon, N.J. plaint. Those interested in singing sessing with Intent to dis- Prt-rtgtilratlon (or the Memorial School He was 13 pen. Mr. Deak Is no longer a then be a member of this vol- To the Editor: The lawsuit maintained that sacred music are invited to tribute marijuana in Keans- course is required, and those years old at the time coach inthe Eatontown unteer organization. There I take Issue with your edito- the authority never Informed participate In the spring ses- burg on July 3, 1976. He Is parsons Interested may call are always openings for quali- rial "Mr. McCarter and Fed- Safeco Insurance of any al- sion, which will culminate in alto charged with possession the hospital for additional In- Mr. Dobrowolski was on the school system and no longer fied first alders. eral Aid." in The Dally Regis- leged default by B & W and a concert on June 5. of the drug. formation. school's basketball team He resides In the state. We cannot dispute the fact 8 The D*ly Register SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1977 French archbishop's rebellion arcc: By Thr REV. LESTER KINSOI.V INI. in mass is continued despite orders to the con- WASHINGTON - During a press bnefing at trary from the Vatican and from local prelates the annual meeting of the US Conference of In France, The Paris Match conducted a poll Catholic Bishops, Oklahoma City's Archbishop and estimated that 28 per cent of the Catholic f METHODIST John Quiiui was asked what he thought about the INSIDE population agrees with Lefebvre In Spain. 6.040 rebellion of France's archconservative Arch- priests have taken a public oath that they will bishop Marcel Ulebvre never accept the new mast RBQItn RflFORD UNITED METHODIST The Oklahoma prelate appeared no more RELIGION A ME. Church, 38 Fisk St., Fair Haven Sunday Church St & Campbell Ave John Koch, Min- Pope Paul has publicly charged Archbishop lervcet 1030 AM Hirschel A Modsy. Psslor uter Sunday morning worship 11 AM Sun- perturbed by Lefebvre's spreading rebellion Lefebvre with inciting rebellion' and has urged day School al 9.30. 787-4688 agunst the papacy' than about an elephant pur- him to "repair the scandil " But in the absence sued by the proverbially rapacious flea IIMHIHIIIMHIHIilflimiltlMIHimilllllllHIli of excommunication and possible eviction from "This is Just another splinter movement." UNITED METHODIST CHURCH church property, l.elebvre appears no more per- I ASBPBUB 01 GOD replied Archibshop Qulnn "After all. the church — Publicly described the 247 Broad SI, Red Bank. Rev Rollo Michael. turbed by the Vatican's volcanic displeasure Minster Sunday worship 8 30 A M in chap- has survived both the anti-Popes as well as the muses as "bastard riles," for a "bastard sacra- than ia Germany's strongly liberal theologian, HOT ASSfMIIY Of COO el 930 & 11 AM. in Sanctuary Sunday Babylonian Captivity." ment," celebrated by "bastard priests." School 9.30 & 11 AM the Rev. Hans Kung Rev Dean Harrison. Pastor 220 Sycamore (The "Babylonian Captivity" referred to the — Publicly ignored his suspension by Pope Aw., Shrewsbury. 741-0048 10.00 A.M. years 1305 to 1378, when the papacy was re- Paul, after ordaining 26 men for his Society of This in turn stimulates more rebellion else- Sundaytehool, Sunday services 11 00 AM moved from Rome to Avignon, Prance This led St. Plus X, which rejects the teachings and prac- where. In Spain, for example, the former arch- and 7 00 PM Wed 6PM during the next It years to a series of competing tices of the Second Vatican Council bishop of Hue, a brother of South Vietnam's ex- NAZARENE papacies, or anti-Popes, with claimants in — Retained control over three theological premier Diem, ordained one Omi-nl Comez to Rome, Pisa and Avignon ) seminaries, two In Switzerland, and one in Ar- the priesthood and two weeks later consecrated BAPTIST Pope Paul VI apparently takes Archbishop mada, Mich . which, by contrast to many Catho- him a bishop When the Vatican complained, the MONMOUTH CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE Lefebvre a good deal more seriously than Arch- lic seminaries, have extensive waiting lists archbishop repented But Bishop Gomez now 982 Sycamore Ave. Tmlon Falls Rev Dale Archbishop Lefevbre is also the acknowledg- goes about Spain consecrating more bishops and MOMMWIM IAMBI CHURCH SJ.C Twyetlon Paslor 542-5816 Sun School 10 bishop Quinn, and with good cause For among AM Worship 11 AM Eve Service 7 PM claiming his authority comes from the Blessed 25 Hwy 35, Eatonlown 542-5318 9:45 AM other things, this 71-year-old former archbishop ed head of 33 Traditionalist centers in England Wed Bible Study 7PM Virgin Mary herself Sunday School Sun 11 AM. 7:30 PM. Ser- of Dakar, Senegal and Tulle in France, has: and 30 more In the United States, where the Lat- vices CAIVARY IAPTIST CHURCH Rev Roland L Millar. Paslor. 1305 Ealon- town Brvd. Oceanport 542-2226 9:45 AM Sunday School. Sun, 11 AM 7 PM (Bible Hour) services Wed eve Prayer Meeting Area religious activities planned 7 30PM UNCROn RKUE CHURCH faculty of Brooklyn College Asian has ministered from Rev James H Persons. Paslor. 1209 W ST. JEROME'S HIST MPTBT CHURCH Of RIO RANK since IMS. coast to coast and in Mexico From St Lmcrotl 747-1231 Sun Bible West Lang Branch Cor. Maple Ave and Oakland Streel, Sunday School 10 AM Sun Services II AM & 7 He Is a holder of the Bishop at churches, prisons, hippie 9:45 AM Bible study lor all ages 11 00 A M Mission services will be PM Wed Evening Prayer Service 7.30 of New York's Cross for Dis- communes, schools, and rest i 7 PM. — Worship: 6 PM Youth Pro- PM conducted at 7 pin Monday tinguished Service, a trustee homes. grams, Pastors DivkJ L Flih. vmion AN Upturn, 747-0671 through Feb. II by the Rev. of General Seminary, and a In the group are Bill and H. R Barron member of the National Dusty Neergaard and Craig NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH RAVSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH Board of Examining Chap- and Lynn Ann Bogard He served for 20 years as iCherry Tree Farm & New Monmoulh Roads. Junes H Gafcreath, D D. Pastor. 165 Ocean chaplain of the Newman Club lains of the Episcopal Church The Rev Richard t. Shaw New Monmoulh Rev Donald N Scolield. Ave.. E. Keansburg 787-6199 Sunday Ser- of the Dominican Order and STAR OF THE SKA of Atlantic Highlands is pas- Pastor. Sunday School lor all ages 9 30 AM vices 11 AM t, 7 P.M. Nursery provided Long Branch tor of the chapel, which Morning Worship: 1045 AM Evening Ser- Sunday School 9 30 A M. Wed evening Bible for the past nine years has vice 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting Sludy and Prayer 7 30 PM been director of the Domini- The Jersey Shore Chapter meets at various locations 7.30 PM. can Mission Band of the Blue Army of Our Lady throughout the county. of Fatlma will hold an all- A.M.E. ZION Father Barron, who special- night vigil of prayer for peace Red Bank O«$T1AN SQENCE OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH izes in youth work, has trav- which is to begin at 9:19 pm Dr. John H. Satterwhite. as- Kenneth Gamble Pastor, Apolelon & Burling- eled from Nova Scotia to Ja- today. The First Friday Mass sociate general secretary of ton Ave. Leonardo 291-2698 Sun School. maica. 9:45 AM Morning Service. 11 AM Prayer will be offered at 10:30 p.m. the Consultation on Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Meeting, 7 P M Eve Service 7 30 P M Bible The Rev Michael Garry, Refreshments will be Union. Princeton, will speak 211 Broad St., Red Bank Church Service & Sun- Sludy, Wed Eve 7:30 P M served at midnight and a at 11 a.m. Sunday day School — Sun 10 AM Wed Eve. 8:15 pastor, Invites parishioners PM (Nursery Avalable Sun. & Wed) Reading and guests to attend the mis- First Saturday Mass will be The Black Awareness Com- Room. The Mall, Red Bank Mon — Sal. 10 A.M. sion offered at 4 a.m. mittee of. the church is spon- — 4P.M THE SALVATION ARMY CALVARY CHAPEL soring the program in con- CHRIST EPISCOPAL Dr. Charles Ltwreiee Dr. John Satterwhlte CHRISTIAN SCIENCISOCIETY LI Gary Asperschlager. Paslor, 20 Riverside Niveslnk junction with Black Aware- Ave.. Red Bank. Sun School 9 45 A M. Ser 44 Memorial Parkway, Alrlanlic Highlands Mlddlelown ness Month 11 AM 4 7 PM 10 a.m. Sunday. Boston, received a bachelors Asian, a Christian-folk-rock Church Service & Sun School 11 AM Wed Dr. Charles Lawrence, He and his wife will be degree from Morehouse Col- group from Texas which now Members of the committee Evening Service 6:15 PM Reading Room president of the House of guests of honor at a dinner lege, a masters degree from has headquarters In Tlnton will Judge the church's arts Wed 7-8 P M Deputies of the General Con- party to be hosted tomorrow Atlanta University, and a doc- Falls, will sing and speak at and crafts contest at 5 pm IETHEI HUE CHAW vention of the Episcopal by Mrs. Harry Neuberger of torate from Columbia Univer- Sunday and winners will re- i lie United Methodist Church Meeting at the River Plaia Hose Co Lord's Church, will fill the pulpit for l.lncroft sity. He Is a Phi Beta Kappa at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and 11 ceive awards at a Black Supper 9 30 AM Bible Hours 11 AM Sun- services scheduled for 8 and Dr. Lawrence, a native of member and has been on the a.m. Feb. 13 Awareness dinner on Feb. 11 EPISCOPAL day School 11 AM All SAINTS, NAVESINK Corner ol Navesink & Locust Ave , Navesink „ CALVARY CHAPEL 291-0417 Rev H.R Sorenaen. Rector. Sun- Rev Richard L Shaw. Paslor Meets in Naves- __ Church holds mortgage burning day Services 8 and 10 AM Church School ink Melhodisl Churoh. Navesink, Sunday Bible 10 AM FAIR HAVEN - The new Sludy 10 AM worship 11 AM. Praise and Ministry 7 30 P M Bible end prayer meetings Episcopal Church of the Holy CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDLE TOWN week nights in various communities Communion, which was dedi- The Kings Hwy.. M'town Village. 671-2524 or cated in IMS, has been com- 741-7704 Dally Eucharist 930 AM Sun- pletely paid for and the mort- days 8 and 10 Child care, 9:45-11:15 gage was burned during a ceremony conducted by the CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSRURY PRESBYTERIAN | Rev. Robert Magnus, rector. Broad (Rt. 35) end Sycamore. Founded 1702. Sunday Services 8 & 10 A.M Church He notes that when Church School alleges al to Rev Edward M. Story of the Holy Communion Is mentioned, many remember PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH AT SHREWSRURY with nostalgia "the little red ST. ANDREW'S HIGHLANDS Historic (1732). Intimate and friendly 352 church" on River Road. The Bay Aw. near Cornwall. Services-Sunday Eu- Sycamore Ave Sunday Service 1030 A.M. charisl 8 & 10 AM Church School 10 A.M. Nursery & Church School — All Ages — structure, however, dates to 9 15 Rev James Sleele, 7473557 1885 and was not painted red In Its final years. ST. GEORGE'S RYYHE-RIVER, RUMSON Because of extensive dry Waterman Ave., Rumson Sunday services 8- 9:30.11:15 rot and termite damage, it FIRST PRESIYTERIAN OF RED RANK was torn down in 1967. A new Harding Road alop Tower Hill Rev. Dr Ger- church was erected the fol- ST. JOHN'S, LITTLE SILVER ald S. Mills. Senior Paslor, Services at 9 & 11 lowing year. Point Road 741-7826 Sunday Eucharlsl 6 & AM Nursery — 8th Grade Church School 9 to. Wednesday & Holy Days 930 The Rev & 11 AM In addition to religious ser- Ronald P. Jaynes vices, study groups, and cus- tomary organizations, the parish sponsors the Navesink ST. THOMAS, RED RANK Nursery School, which was Corner East Sunset & Bridge Ave., Red Bank • HUM* (MM t» Carl NiH 747-1039 Rev. Fr E.B. Scoti, Sun 9 AM REFORMED opened in 1962 to serve three END OF A CHURCH MORTGAGE — Mrs. Helen mony conducted by the Rev. Robert Magnus, rec- Holy Eucharisl Sunday School9 AM Wed. 9 and four-year-olds. Five "Granny" Bennett, the oldest member of the Epis- tor. Wlfh him are church wardens Tim Hadsell, AM scounting groups also meet on copal Church of the Holy Communion, Fair Haven, right, and Murray Cappers. the premises. does the honors during a mortgage-burning cere- REFORMED CHURCH Of UNION FALLS TRINITY CHURCH, RED RANK 82 Hance Ave. Tlnlon Falls. Rev Arthur W Canon Charles H. Besi. Rector. 85 E. Front London. Pastor 842-8638. Sun. Service St Red Bank. 741-4581. Sunday Services 8 10:30 A.M. (child care provided) Sun Military life seen boon to faith AM.,915AM &11 AM Church School 10 30 AM NEW YORK (AP) - The American Revolution military chaplains on active a far-spread military force of LUTHERAN REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDIET0WN duty, endorsed by their deno- 2.087.000 - 787.000 in the top adviser on religious af- From that time into the 123 Kings Highway, Mkjdletown, Rev. Wm. fairs In the armed forces, present. Meade said, ecume- minations to the various mili- Army. 718.000 In the Navy in- The Bible HOLY TRINITY RED RANK W Coventry 671-0965 Sunday School 9:30 tary branches. 1.451 in the cluding the Marines, and AM Service ol Worship 11 AM OrganiBl MaJ Gen. Henry J Meade. nical cooperation among the 150 River Road — 741-9241/6007 583.000 in Ihe Air Force, plus Mrs Mar|one Poland says military life these days different major faiths, Protes- Army. BOO in the Navy and 845 was meant The Reverend Harold Hornberger Pastor in some ways is more sustain tant. Roman Catholic and in the Air Force Thev serve their families to be Sunday School and The Service. 10 AM ing to faith than the mixed ci- Jewish, has been the basis of Wed. 10 Holy Communion. 10:30 Bible sludy vilian environment the military chaplaincy. understood. "There are better opportu- He said that both for the KING Of KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH ROMAN CA1H0UC chaplains themselves and Ami it van be. through Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds, Middle- nities lor it." he says ' The town. Services 8 & 10:45 AM Sunday among the military personnel, Dr.Hyman Appelman regular guided study. very way we're structured Man) people have round School 9:15 A.M. Olal-A-Story lor children — lends greater acceptability to the close association In reli- Hal 671-3319. IN A WEEK LONG CRUSADE wh:)t they need in the CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY religious involvement " gious and other activities ( litiMiitn St ii'itce Rev. Donald E Hickey. Pastor. Ridge & In contrast to the varied serves to overcome mis- st th Quarter!) lUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Hance Rds. Fair Haven, 741-1714 Sat, 5 and fluid civilian atmosphere, conceptions between the dif- MlMourl Synod PM Mass. Sun. AM Services — 7:30, 9, Jan 31 thru R±> 6' 818 Tinton Ave.. New Shrewsbury The Re- 10,11, 12 he notes that "the military is ferent faiths and build under- Here weekly Bible •Mon-Fn. At 7.45 PM. verend Donald L Biggs. Pastor. Sunday an ordered, disciplined so- standing and common bonds I essons take subjects like • Saturday At 7:00 P.M. "God." "I lie." Man.' School & Bible Class 9:00 AM Worship Ser- ciety," and he adds: "People "We use the same physical vice. 10:30 A.M. facilities (or religious ser- •Sunday At 10:00 A.M.' 11:00 AM '7:00 P.M. and explore them through ST. CATHARINES CHURCH who opt to live in it do so not selected Hible verses. only for the organizational vices." he said. "We're in LUTHERAN CHURCH Of THE GOOD SHEPHERD Hev James T. Connell. Pastor. Mktdletown Rchted passages from Rd. Holmdel 946-4487. Saturday Mass 5 p.m S Lutheran Church In America. Mlddlelown Rd. values, but for the spiritual daily communication with Sun. AM Masses — 8:30. 9:30, 10:30 Science and Health with al Crawlord Comer Rd . Holmdel 842-4596 • values that it provides " each other. We work together 7 DAYS THAT COULD, 11-30. 12:30 Weekday Mass 9 A.M ki'v to the Scriptures 671-1522. Services 10:45, Church School Meade. the Air Force chief in counselling and on so many by Mary Bilker Eddy 9:15 of chaplains and also chair- humanitarian projects CHANGE YOUR LIFE... help lo unlock Ihe Bible's man of the Armed Forces "In these circumstances, deeper meaning. LUTHERAN CHURCH Or THE REFORMATION ST. GAMINS • Lawyer, Evangelist chaplains board including the the old provincialisms and Broadway at Locust Ave, W Long Branch Rev. James T. Connell. Paslor, Hwy. 79, Marl- Army and Navy chiefs of misapprehensions give way *<* • Russian Born Jew Conic in and see how the Rev. Robert H. Llnders, Pastor, Sunday — boro, 946-4487 Sal. Masses, 5-?:30 P.M. lessons in the Quarterly chaplains, says military life verv rapidly to a (Spirit of • Author Of Over 40 Books 9:15 & 11 A.M. Sunday Church School — Sun — 7, 8, 9. 10 & 11:30 A.M 12 30 & 5 tan .nd your under- trust and sharing." • Speaks Four Languages P.M Weekday Manes. 7 AM » 9:30 A.M. also stirs closer cross-deno- standing of ihc Bihlc. minational unity. Meade, 51. a Roman catho- • World Traveler & Speaker CROSS Of GIORY We're the ecumenical lic and a vigorous, warm- '-'' Appleman iioneo/itifgrrawMu-"' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Cambridge Dr. on" Rl. 34, Matawan. Timothy model." he said in an inter- mannered veteran of 20 years K hen of the Goipr' J RIAMNC ROOM R. Swtnson, Pallor. 583-1118. Famiry wor- view "We were the pioneers in the Air Force, said the In- hot* r<*r himed in -pj. Billy Graham ihip 845 Regular worship 11 flO for it as far back as the min- terdenominational lies are istry was a viable presence in particularly enhanced among the chaplains working di- At The Mall In the military forces." JEWISH OLD FUST CHURCH, MfDOLETOWN And that goes back In thr rectly with those of other cLinaffi Red Bank faiths "Respect la buttressed Established In 1888. 69 Kings Highway, Mld- beginnings of the country, dletown VHsge, An ecumenical fellowship In by mutual, firsthand knowl- Open Daily Mon. two centuries ago. when Gen CONGREGATION RETH SHALOM lull communion with the American Baptist Thru Sat. From 'George Washington, under au- edge." he said. "We see each 186 Maple Ave., Red Bank. 741-1657 or Churches. Sunday School 9:25 AM Worship 10:00 A.M. to thorization of the Continental other as colleagues and co- M 209 West Front Street, Llncroft. N.J. 741-8376 Services Sat mom. 9:15. Hebrew Service 10:30 A.M Arthur R. Namendort workers." 4:00 P.M. School Registration Call 741 -8376 Minister 671-1905 Congress, assigned chaplains Telephone 747-1231 for the regiments of the There currently are 3.096 V t SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1977 TheDMtVRegkfcr 9 O'Hern says politics not involved in Setaro decision RED BANK - Mayor Din- time of Ms appointment, Mr. provides liaison between the he be reappolnted, and also didn't like bis decisions, they However, Mr. Frost said his take the matter up again next The younger Mr Marks told Id 1. O'Hem told the Parks Marks was serving as acting Parks and Recreation Com- asked that Councilman Marks could resign. decision to step down had month. the committee that he wanted tod Recreation Committee director mittee and the governing be removed from the council Mrs. Rosemary Hlnear, nothing to do with the current Both Mr. O'Hem and sev- the matter settled. that politics was not Involved Mr. Marks also happens to body. parks committee because of a parks chairman, asked If any controversy He said he felt eral committee members said "I can't operate under cir- In hit decision not to be the son of Robert Marks, a The parks committee had possible conflict of interest committee members wanted he had served long enough on they would like to heal the cumstances such as this," he reappolnt William V. Setaro borough councilman, who was complained to the mayor The mayor's response was to resign, and John Frost, a the committee. wounds caused by the con- said, "1 think we should bring ti a new term on the board recently named by Mr about the decision not to that these decisions are up to member of the committee The committee, however, troversy, and allow the com- this thing to a head so we can The mayor showed up at O'Hem to serve on the coun- reapooinl Mr. Setaro, despite the governing body and that since it was formed 2! years did not act on Mr. Frost's of- mittee to get on with the job get on with the work that the monthly meeting of the cil's parks committee, which the committee's wishes that If members of the committee ago, said he would resign fer to resign, saying il would of administering the parks needs to be done." committee Wednesday night to "»et the record straight" on i dispute which has arisen between members of the com- mittee and himself It became public shortly af- ter the mayor declined to reappolnt Mr. Setaro, a mem- SCRATCH & DENT ber of the committee for 14 years. Robert Hallon, a member of the committee, then Issued a statement saying the mayor was playing politics because Mr. Setaro was one of several 1 DAY ONLY committee members who had not supported Robert B Marks for recreation director. Mr. Marks was appointed director two years ago to re- place Alfred A. Gatla. At the SATURDAY FEB. 5th 9:30 to 7 P.M. Tentative budget set by board WEST LONG BRANCH - A tentative J1.S67.4W school budget has received eight votes of approval from the nine-member Board of Educa- tion. The missing vote belonged to Albert Wagner, who was absent from the board meet- ing and last week cast the GE16cu. ft. GE Potscrubber C l / A "no" vote which kept the Keg. 400.00 NoW budget from approval. When FROST FREE FEEEZER *244. PORTABLE DISHWASHER «.,. 269.00 Now* 10 V. 'reached at home after the QC15cu.IL $ GE Potscrubber * m AA meeting, Mr. Wagner said he Rtg. 350.00 NOW had not attended the meeting UPRIGHT FREEZER 199. UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHERR., moo Now* I VV. because of Illness, but was, he GEIOcu.tt. $ GE Potscrubber added, still unsure if he would Rig. 291.00 NOW have voted "yes" on Ihe UPRIGHT FREEZER 166. UNDERCOUNTER DISH WASHER*,, 39900 budget had he been there GE 24 cu. ft. $ GE Undercounter "Last week, I voted against Rtg. 199.00 NOW leg. 229.00 NOW approval because I wanted a SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIG. 499. DISHWASHER breakdown of the II4.OO0 al- GE19cu.lt. GE Electronic Control lotted for textbooks." Mr. Rtg. S99.00 Now JoO. Keg. 309.00 NOW Wagner said "I won't be able ELECTRIC DRYER M99. to vote for approval until 1 re- SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIG. GE Mini Basket $ ceive that Information ' GE16cu. ft. Rtg. 439.00 Now Rtg. 329.00 Now Mr Wagner now has until '266. 18 Ib. WASHER 219. Feb. 19, when the budget is FROST FREE REFRIG. $ GE 25" $ relntroduced to the board, to GE 21 cu. ft. Rtg. 529.00 Now R*g. 650.00 NOW make up his mind The ap- 299. CONSOLE COLOR TV 399. proved tentative budget will FROST FREE REFRIG. $ GE 10" now go to the county superin- Rtg. 399.00 NOW Rag. 279.00 NOW tendent of schools for review ' GE 14 cu. ft 244. PORT. COLOR TV M66. and recommendations and FROST FREE REFRIG. GE 15" then will come back to the ittg mNow 4 77. Rtg. 29900 NOW I OO. board. GE 27" Sell Cleaning Built-in PORT. COLOR TV The tentative budget is Just GE 15" $ within the 8.J8 per cenl In- DOUBLE OVEN Rtfl. 299.00 NOW I W. «.g IV00 NOW 76.00. crease permitted by the state, GE Potscrubber PORT. B/W TV up about 2 9 per cenl — IN.Ul — over last year, Rob- PORTABLE DISHWASHER ert Tarantolo, board secre- tary, said. WE MUST REDUCE INVENTORY! Current expenses are up CALORIC IJJ.757 over last year due mainly to Increases In sala- ® SANYO ries, Mr. Tarantolo said. m$ofmmOHSAW The current expenses In- crease, however, is offset by •FRIGIDAIRE •KITCHEN AID a (JO.206 decrease in debt ser- •ZENITH vice, which this year is down •ICA •WHIRLPOOL •MAYTAG to $8,M7, the board secretary •SYLVANIA added. •GE •HOTPOINT Panason* The lax rate tor school use •MAGIC CHEF •ADMIRAL •SONY has not yet been determined, he said. EUREKA •PANASONIC •CALORIC •QUASAR After the budget Is resub- •AMANA •I MANY MORE! milted lo the board, a public • LITTON hearing will be held unit • DISPLAYS* SCRATCH N DENTS • hledrophonk y, Fisher The budget will be offered for voter approval on March ONE'S AND TWO'S OF A KIND • LEFT- a. LITTON OVERS • DISCONTINUED MODELS • If the budget Is defeated at DEMONSTRATORS that time, borough council QD syu/ANW will review It and make rec- ommendations for the board's final consideration Delivery & Service Extra Lynn Steneck, board presi- Hoover dent, said she didn't believe that the voters or the council would find much to cut off the tentative budget. Whirlpool RCA "I think this is a bare bones ( budget," Mrs. Steneck said Oceanport ana 43b I \ DI pflint postmaster is appointed OCEANPORT - Frank Shultl, 311 Willow Drive, Admiral Little Silver, has been named postmaster here. Mr Shultz, an employe at HlKhrn/lld the office since 1M8, had been serving as assistant post- master. Prirgidairc The appointment was made by Benjamin F. Ballar, post- •mm \W \l\\l \(, master general, on the rec- Admiral ommendation of the North- east Regional Management Selection Board. Mr. Shultl Joined the postal service In 1M8 as a tempo- rary substitute clerk here. Two yean later, he was made i permanent employe ATLANTIC APPLIANCE and has held various manage- NOTICE MNwMon*4l*4lmt-NoM*.P«WMwC.O.O.OntanTafc*<<. NoHoKk.No ment positions at the post of- \jUfW1t • 111 Co«», Ul SoU - M.US DELIVERY a MRVtCH fice. Including superintendent TINTON FALLS of postal operations. Mr. Shulti is an Air Force 980 SHREWSBURY AVE. Off Route 35 (Opp. Fort Wlonmouth) veteran of World War I!. 10 SHREWSBURY, N J FROAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1877 EHEBCEHCr UMTS BOMBSHELLS ] LUXURY MOHAWK REMNANTS tin ~- - • viiii. A.u 1010x1310 SWIMI oiongt ihog nyl 99 Illgllll »*•••fey D M LIT* 9. CRUSADING IN LINCROFT — Dr. Hyman Appelman, right, who Is con- M0>l? Moil gtHn Icval loop rtyl 39 1. ducting a revival crusade at LIncroft Bible Church, outlines plans for forth- coming services to the Rev. James H. Persons, pastor. Dr. Appelman, a 99,11 Soil gold inrvid nyl 99 29. convert to Christianity, has preached In more than 100 countries. 13x13 10 Ctnm Kulpl nyl m 39. IUI] Avrxodo (Ofvid nyl 149 29. • 1 tall 9 Gold I biovnt looptd pM nyl U» 12. Jew turned evangelist now MM Soil rou pluih nyl \n 34. 113x1611 Oil btigt velvil on 179 49. at Lincroft Bible Church n.9i Coin gold ilulpl nyl 99 19. ENT BAD WEATHER HAS US TO M«1IJ «o« loop«j nyl LINCROFT - Dr. Hyrrwi Denver. that time, he has traveled 79 3. Appelman, a Russian-born "In law," Dr. Appelman around the world nine times 9.108 Blown 1 whila ilnpid nyl.. 19 26. Jew turned Christian evange- says, "the best rule of evi- and — by Invitation — has 9.12 Oranoj o/nn twd nyl 29. list, ealimates he has won dence is written documents conducted five crusades be- Blue grwn ouli print SLASH PRICES ON more than 450.000 friends for And the second best Is testi- hind the Iron Curtain. He Is 12.UI0 119 Christ — and he Is striving (o mony against personal Inter- conversant In Russian. Eng- 6.99 6*igt comm nyl . 59 win even more through a est. I learned that (he lish, German. Ukrainian, Pol- week-long revival crusade he Apostles who preached Christ ish, and Yiddish and Is the 9.102 Fern rjrttn uulpl nyl 79 Is conducting at Lincroft were Orthodox Jews, but I author of more than 40 books Over 3,000 rugs Bible Church, 1201 W. From hadn't known enough about Dr. Billy Graham is quoted St. the New Testament to know as saying "Dr. Appleman is Limit one to family Dr. Appelman, who hadthat. one of the greatest and most been a lawyer, was converted "I figured they wouldn't powerful preachers of the to Christianity in IKS. when preach Jesus was God unless Gospel I have ever listened he finally was convinced of he was. And I knew of the to." i the Resurrection of Christ. He persecution of Christians and , His forthcoming talks are mme HURRY V explains that he had been I wondered 'Why would they set for 7:45 p.m today. 7 p.m \O^ constantly In contact with die for a lie?'" tomorrow, and 10 and 11 am IN! Christians and, because he Dr. Appelman says he and 7 p.m. Sunday was raised an Orthodox Jew. didn't become a minister until The Rev James H Per- miracles "didn't faze" him. 1M0 "because — like a fool — sons, pastor of the host He had never, however, I was afraid of what people church, says that following been issued a challenge to ac- would say." Dr. Appelman's first talk on cept Christ until one was put He served as a pastor In Monday. 1} persons were in- to him by Dr. James Davis of Dallas until KM. when he be- terested in becoming Chris- the Central Christian Church. came an evangelist. Since tians. Firemen's variance plea *q. yd. compltttly instalkd is sent to planning board iiwludimi nnAttima TINTON FALLS - The However. Richard D also noted that the existing LOOK AT THESE PRICES Northslde Fire Company's McOmber. who earlier was kitchen is Inadequate to feed plan to expand its kitchen fa- unanimously approved as the surrounding borough resi- Room Sin Prlct cility has been put on the board's attorney, noted that dents in case of an emer- 12'x12' 124.32 back burner as the Board of under the new law, the board gency, such as a hurricane. Adjustment voted Tuesday to could not act before the Plan- The use variance is needed. 12'x15' 155.40 submit the play to the Plan- ning Board granted site plan Mr. McOmber explained, 12'x18' 186.48 ning Board for approval. approval for the proposed ad- since the flrehouse Itself is a This move was prompted dition. non-conforming use as It is lo- by the new municipal land cated In a residential zone In anticipation of Planning use law. passed by the state Board action, the board heard In passing the application legislature last year to speed the company's application along to the Planning Board. up such approvals. CARPET PADDING. with the exception of Albert the board, asked that it rule The plan, detailed by Rus- Neis, who disqualified himself on the site plan within 30 sell Pendel, a company mem- since he Is a member of that days ber, calls for a 24-foot by 12- fire company. Under the new land use foot kitchen area to be con- law, the application would structed in place of a 10-foot Essentially, Mr. Pendel said automatically be approved if by 11-foot one on the fire- the present kitchen facility is no action was taken within house at Springdale Ave., off too cramped to serve the 20 120 days of the Jan. 18 sub- Newman Springs Road. company fire fighters He mission date In approving Mr. McOmber earlier in the session, the Budgei board replaced the firm of under review Carton & Colannino. Middle- town, who served as board at- torney last year at Shore Regional Even before considering WEST LONG BRANCH - ber from Oceanport. said she Mr. McOmber. a Red Bank The Shore Regional High would not support these pro- attorney, several board mem- i99 School Board of Education grams. bers said one of their main has met with school depart- The board also will consider criteria In selecting their ment heads to review its pro- making additions to the guid- counsel would be that he be posed 12,824,000 program ance department to alleviate available for all work and budget which is up 12 per heavy work loads. regular sessions. 'uww cent from the 1976-77 budget. »*?*•' The budget, which is not yet completed, said Russell blivadotti. board president, ffill must be presented to the JOHN TOLAND county school superintendent by Monday Author of The board is now reviewing the budget which is up "ADOLF STORE:OFFICE CARPET 1312.(85 from lasl year's t2.512.224 schedule, a 12.4 per HITLER ANP cent hike. OTHER FINE BOOKS T I j!*W3 Mr. OUvadottl said that It , SAVE OV°ER 40% OFF f 9*'?? was doubtful whether the budget, even if reduced, I Homrah Errnrwn hai a hugt wltction of btfltr commiraol '0*1? would stay within the state- broodloom in Hock and on tola ol w«ng» to ovtr 40"Xi. If imposed Increase limit. He Wm be at the you n»d corptt for any im. largt or tmall, o(fic« or itor* wi declined to make further know you con love moniy but not wcrifiM quality in tht budget figures available until EASTERN BRANCH carpsf or tht store you art buying from. the budget Is finalized. OF THE Among items being re- MONMOUTH COUNTY viewed before the budget Is completed is the restoration UBRARY of five sports programs which were cut from last year's budget. SUNDAY, FEB. 6 From 3-5 PM |1843 Hwy. 35 It was estimated that it Mr. Toland will be happy to autograph would cost 15.000 to restore your copy of ''ADOLF HITLER" which you Middletown indoor track for boys and for may purchase at our bookstore. No copies K KUM Mrifc of SM» girls; bowling for boys and will be on sale at the library. for girls, and golf to the ath- «4 OMUMI LmaWr letic program. Although discussion on the Waldenbooks specific items was limited at MONMOUTH „ MTOHIOWN, Tuesday night's session, Mrs. 542-903M 8 NJ. Valencia, board mem- FREE SHOP AT HOME - CALL 671-5) Frozen water lines still a threat locally By HARVBETH ALLEN Idea is to let the water run — most part," he comments, but the next day we get calls "people are about as under- SHREWSBURY - Michael Idling us that the hoses have standing and sympathetic as J. Caponigro, vice president can be expected. Being with- and manager of the Mon- Mr. Caponigro notes that out water is an awful incon- mouth Consolidated Water when people hear that the venience Co., has said It before and temperature is going up to 30 "We're doing everything we he's saying it again: "Leave I or 40 degrees, they think the possibly can Our crews are little water running at the tap crisis is over, bui this isn't actually out on the road giv- at all times." the case. "At this stage." he ing 22V4-hour per day cov- He notes that the cost of the says, "the freeze is so deep erage. We're making head- extra water Is infinitesimal that a few warm days have way, but it's slow. What's compared to plumbing ex- no effect on the pipes in Ihe bothering us is the new calls penses Incurred when pipes ground." from people who should let freeze Yet, he has found that He explains (hat in the com- the water run although people have been pany's service area, the frost "We've set up an orderly warned, they aren't listening varies from a depth of 36 lo system for handling the calls And as a result, (he com- 54 inches Therefore, it would I know some people ire pany is receiving repeat calls \ take seven to nine straight saying that they've seen our from customers whose water days of warm weather for Ihe crews and they weren't doing pipes have been thawed out thaw to be significant "The anything, but we investigate and then frozen again. The depth of the frost Is most un- first Before we send in the sad thing aboul this. Mr Michael JdpMlgra usual for this area," he com- equipment, we send a service- Caponigro says, Is that these ments man to find out which line Is people are put at the bottom lines have just frozen. And Mr Caponigro says that frozen and to determine of the list, because there are there are also cases involving about 200 service lines (or whether the responsibility be- • atHHr iMI *MM >r LCTT f n* DUCK DINNER - Theodore E. Nestler doles customers who haven't yet house-to-house connections which the company is respon- longs to the customer or lo In Eatontown. The borough Environmental had their lines thawed out the we've done wilh hoses'The sible are still frozen. "For (he the company." out twice-daily rations of corn to the flock of Commission has lust donated S300 toward the ducks In the yard of his home on Tlnton Ave. first time. , growing grocery bills for the hungry ducks. "Letting the water run is like having insurance thai the pipes won'.t freeze," Mr Caponigro says "A number Eatontown helps resident of people don't really believe The Daily Register the situation is as bad as II is "We're still getting calls SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4. 1977 11 host expanded duck flock from people whose water By SHERRY FIGDORE the hungry quackers all Mary Saunders. a com- pecially the starlings, in the they wanted it would get mission member, said the winter, and they take care State replies on rail fund EATONTOWN - For pretty expensive. group has been trying to en- of the cinch bugs In my many years, Theodore E. As it is, he estimated courage a nesting popu- lawn in summer," he said TRENTON - Alan Sagner, been revised several times, Nestler has taken particu- he spends more than (10 a lation of ducks In Wampum it was assumed by Monmouth Mrs. Nestler's father. Wil- commissioner of the Slate De- most recently in 1975. to con- lar'delight in feeding a week on com for the flock Lake and saw the Nestlers' County that such funds would liam H. Waite, was the bot- partment of Transportation, form with requirements for handful of mallard ducks of 100 to 125 ducks and feeding program as a remain available In con- anist who developed the fa- yesterday replied to a letter federal funding nection with the New York that wandered up from things were getting a little strong lure to keep a small mous Jersey Beauty dahlia from Charles Spitz of the Wampum Lake to his back- tight. nucleus of the quackers in The question of the $6 4 mil- and Long Branch improve- series Partly drawing on Monmouth County Planning lion apparently arose when ment project." the commis- yard at I! Tlnton Ave. to "I was willing to pay for town , the family expertise and Board alleging a shortfall in Peter J Koelsch, rail' ser- sioner's reply continued mooch handouts of bread or all that feed while I was The commission donated partly through trial and er- railroad funds vices chairman of the Mon- corn. working, but I can't now," "That assumption Is logical BOO toward emergency food ror, the Nestlers became Mr. Spitz was still digesting mouth County Transportation and I apologize for the misun- But now. said Mr Nest- said Mr. Nestler, who re- rations for the birds until ^experts in Iris and peonies, the letter last night Coordinating Committee, re- derstanding what has devel- ler, "They must have told tired last May as vice presi- the cold weather lets up and at one time shipped "Comment on the commis- quested information regard- oped as a result of our (allure all their friends. I used to dent of Lawes Coal Co. af- named Iris varieties to cus- sioner's letter at this time is ing (he status of bond fund to convey the entire picture; get maybe eight or 10 ducks ter 44 years of service. Most of Wampum Lake is tomers up and down the difficult because of the length balances through June 30 of however, the department's re- a day up here, but now With expenses rising covered with thick Ice, ex- East Coast. cept for a small open area of the response We have not each year for the past num- sponse to Mr Koelsch's in- they're coming In droves." along with the number of had adequate time to review ber of years, according to Mr in the upper part of the lake Mrs. Nestler developed an quiry was technically cor- The birds, a mixed flock ducks forced from their each item in It." he said Sagner's reply where the ducks can still allergy to flowers within re- rect" of mallards and black regular food supply by the Mr Sagner wrote that his take turns swimming. Mr cent years and can now "It was assumed that Mr Mr Sagner said that since ducks, appear regularly continuing deep freeze tem- department's best estimated peratures, Mr. Nestler Nestler said only look at the blooms Koelsch was compiling an an- 1973. $7 1 million were ex- each morning and afternoon of the cost of improving the nual historical record," Ihe for their now-expected corn turned for help to Harold And until the ice thaws, through the windows pended on NY41.B right-of- the nock will be largely de- New York and Long Branch commissioner's letter said way rehabilitation and station ration. Grossman, borough admin- "We can only have arti- Railroad, as ol 1975. is $26 5 istrator. pendent on public handouts "Thought simply was not giv- improvements $839,286 was "t hear (hem quacking ficial flowers Inside, now," miljipn This figure was cited en lo providing Ihe status of out there at 7 a.m.. and I Mr Grossman had no 1 expended lo purchase the Mr Nestler and his wife Mr Nestler said, although by Mr spit/ in his letter to funds subsequenl lo enact- right-of-way from Bradley get up and go out and feed budget for public charges if Margaretta have been en- he still cultivates SO vari- Mr. Sagner as the balance < (harks Spill menl of the fiscal year 1976 them," he said. "And then they had feathers, however, Beach lo Bay Head, $1.2 mil- couraging flowers and song- eties of iris and 25 of peo- the account as of July I. 1975 appropriations legislation, ef- lion has been reserved for about 9:30 to 4 they all so he In turn contacted the birds at their Tinton Ave nies in his garden Mr Spitz had aslied Mr He slates thai on Aug 31. fective July 1. 1975. which come back for supper." borough's Environmental acquisition and rehabilitation home for many years And then there are all Sagner to explain $6 4 million, 1(75. a "bond fund control ac- reallocated all balances." of rolling stock and $1 7 mil Mr Nestler said If he fed Commission '1 feed the birds, es- those ducks.., the alleged shortfall, which count" was established with Therein appears to lie Ihe lion has been earmarked for had been erased from Ihe $9,264,512 He writes that $3 4 crux of the $64 million, which Stocklon Lake Brook Cul- fund in a 24-hour period from million of thai accnunl has was transferred out over- vert. Manasquan Bridge and June 30, 1975. to July I been transferred for six dif- night, from June 30 lo July I „ Perth Amboy Station In a lengthy, legalistic ferent projects "II appears that based upon "At no lime during the his- reply. Mr Sagner stated that Ihe response lo Mr Koelsch's tory of the project was the Council in Long Branch at least $38 3 million of bond Mr Sagner's reply lo Mr letter which indicated a bal- Department or Transportation funds have either been ex- Spitz outlines Ihe complete ance of nearly $33 million (ac- in need of funds for matching pended or committed In Ihe history of the plans for elec- tually $32 9 million in Mr purposes (matching federal last four years to projects on trification and improvement Spitz's letter) allocated in funds) in excess of $33 3 mil. the New York and Long of the NY&I.B from 1966 until New York and Long Branch lion." Mr Sagner's letter ups budget only slightly Branch Railroad the present The projccl has accounts as of June 30. 1975. said By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Council members agreed beaches, did not reflect the last night, however, that they county takeover of the .Inline iving themselves of a budg- eted $500 raise each LONG BRANCH - They did not want to raise the Avenue Beach, formerly run A $2,500 cut was made in cut a little, and then they budget. They also agreed that by the city although they'd like to be The Bureau of Conservation the $15,000 salary account, Pupils request bus shelter added a little, but when City leaving council salaries at Council finished with the able to cut it, there was very was budgeted for a $3,000 in- $2,500 each SHREWSBURY TOWN- mayor's proposed 1977 budg- little to cul crease over last year in sala- supposed to pick them up al Ihe municipal budget would Jan 1. but the contractor As for additions, council SHIP - Two seventh-grade et, no substantial changes had The budget is down nearly ry, costs and the same amount 8:10 a.m. but frequently be introduced at a special asked for and received an ex. added $8,200 lo Ihe public youngsters, tired of long, cold been made. $2 million from last year, with of operating expenses as last doesn't appear until s 30 meeting next Monday al 5 30 tension to Feb. 1. safety budget (or two more waits every morning for their After making an item-by- the amount to be raised by year, totaling $168,900 Committeeman Jamie Mul- p.m. "But the work is still be- police dogs and two men on school bus. last night asked item review last night, coun- taxes also reduced by $276,546 Since the city will not be lenax said Ihe shelter would At the mayor's suggestion. hind schedule and it's very its canine force. the Township Committee to cil agreed to Introduce the from last year. operating the Jollne Avenue cost money and said. "If we Ihe committee agreed to hold lifdcult to find out why," Mr A $2,800 addition was made build them a shelter like, they $8,215,986 budget, with a Although this decrease Beach this year, the budget do 11 for one. we'll have to do up a $3.3B0 payment to Stout Fertig said for a legal services contract said. "Ihe one at Ft. Mon- and O'Sullivan. lac, Farm- $3,905 addition, at next should bring the municipal ought.to reflect a cut in per- it for all." There are three for the Zoning Board of Ad- mouth " ingdale. until a representative The township still owes the Tuesday's council meeting. purposes lax rale down to sonnel and other costs In that other school bus stops in Ihe justment Pam Hadden and Jennifer of the firm agrees to meel contractors $4,200 No further changes can be $1.11 per $100 assessed valu- department, Richard G. Trav- township The fire department also Bennett, both 12, and students with the committee lo discuss made In the budget until after ation from $1 23 last year, the ersa, city council president, The committee accepted received $800 [or training al the Tinton Falls School, A bus shelter existed in delays w completing the elec- the public hearing March 8. resulting budget "barely said. the resignation of Viola Ven- school expenses for firemen. presented a petition signed by past years but had lo be re- trical work involved in the Council then has until March meets the essential needs of A $9,500 cut was made in us. Barker Ave. as welfare Several small additions for 35 elementary and Monmouth moved after vandals exten- firm's contract 21 for adoption of a final the city," according to Dr. salaries, because the four director, and appointed Lil- office supplies and mis- Regional High School stu- sively damaged It. budget Sal J Prezioso. city adminis- lifeguard positions for that Mayor Fertig said the up- lian Green, also Barker Ave, cellaneous items were also dents who wait at the main The commiltee agreed to The most controversial trator. beach would be eliminated. grading of the municipality's to replace her. made, bringing Ihe total addi- bus stop just off Shrewsbury investigate costs and feasibi- electrical system, which will Item In the mayor's budget — "The budget maintains mm $1,000 was cul off beach sup. Mrs Verltas cited family tions lo $4,150. Ave. lity cost the township $52,000. was the elimination of 15 school Imaf or less than minimal plies, and $1,245 was cul from and job responsibilities as the Wilh the $14,245 in cuts The girls said their bus is Mayor John J Fertig said scheduled to be finished by crossing guard positions — standards," Dr. Prezioso said the purchase of boats ac- reasons for her resignation counts. made, this still would have was not touched by the coun- "There really Isn't anything left a $10,095 decrease In the cil. to cut, and If you add' to it, Mr. Traversa noted that an people gel upset." adjustment would also have budget At last week's budget hear- However, a $14,000 addition ings, Anthony Gervollno, the Council did manage, how- to be made In anticipated rev- ever, to cul $14,245 from the enues to reflect the dis- for legal fees, incurred in for- Frunzi breaks silence city's traffic safety director, mer city Patrolman John said the (35,000 cut from the budget - $11,745 of that from continuance of income from the Jollne Avenue Beach. Adams' manslaughter trial crossing guards' salary ac- the Bureau of Conservation. Thai cut was made because The only other item to for the shooting death of for- count would cause a serious mer city councilman Wllbert reduction In the 48-member the budget for the bureau, which council put the scalpel which runs the municipal was their own salaries, depr- C. Russell's son, had to be put on Middletown decision force In the budget. MIDDLETOWN - Break- ercise, and I feel it is neces- lo the post he has held in ev- ship attorney al its organiza- This addition, to which the ing his silence for the first sary for me to be independent ery Democratic adminis- tion meeting Jan 1 William state budget Increase limit time since he asked nol to be ol the municipal government tration since 1972. a position Himelman. attorney to the does not apply, brought the considered by the Township lo do so." Mr. Frunzi said In which reportedly earned him Zoning Board of Adjustment, Sunday Register's staff total budget up $3,905 follow- Committee for reappotntment his law office at 878 Rt. 35 about $50,000 in fees in 1976 was named municipal prose- ing council's cuts as township attorney. Peter The former township al- He has consistently refused lo cutor. Last week. Mayor Henry R. P. Frunzi Jr. yesterday re- tomey refused to elaborate on divulge his reasons, stating doesn't conserve energy Cioffl had asked Ihe council leased a statement his statement In any way ex- merely that his request was Escape artist not to increase his budget, as "I hive been asked repea- cept to reiterate that he will "due to factors which 1 do not While all of us have spent a being spent on the crisis, how- view as a basis for her Sun- It had last year. tedly by concerned citizens of have more to say at a later want to go Into at this lime " in Middletown Middletown and by the press week trying to conserve ever. The Sunday Register — day story. Last year, council In- date Honoring his request, the MIDDLETOWN - Dennis to comment on the reasons 1 energy, the Sunday Register's Monmouth County's most creased the budget by $206,000 Mr. Frunzi asked the Town, Township Committee appoint- Burke, escape artist, will ap- removed myself from consid- news team members continue complete newspaper package Arts writer Carol Jacobson to provide for additional po- ship Committee in mid-De- ed Patrick D Healy, former pear Saturday for shows at eration for reappolntmenl as to exert theirs. - will be filled with'reading does double duty this week. lice personnel cember not to reappoint him township prosecutor, town- 12:30 and 3 p.m. In the Colo- township attorney. On the heels of last Sun- fare guaranteed to appeal to In addition lo her popular art With most of the $217,169 nial Arts and Crafts Mall. Rt. day's edIUon - one in which ill. section story, which this week budget cap imposed this year "I hive ttken this extreme Russian fiance story clarified 35 and New Monmouth Road the Register's force was first surveys what the county of- already accounted for in Ihe step in order to be free to Part of Mr. Burkes act con- with the litest on tbc energy For example, did you know fers Its residents and whit It mayor's budget, however, voice my personal opinions on In yesterday's editions of The Dally Register, there were sists of allowing himself to be crisis - this week's offerings Monmouth County is home for costs lo provide the arts, she council could only hive in- the conduct of the township's typographical errors in a story about Ihe arrival in Vienna of tied by his audience with as promise more of the same. the youngest passenger is responsible for the main creased the budget iboul affairs and hopefully to be a Vyacheslav Lvovich Nepomnyashchy. the fiince of Catherine many knots as possible in a The most up-to-date cov- aboard "The Voyage of the feature of "Monmouth" $2,000 constructive influence for Ihe Thelmer long length of heavy rope and enge, in-depth analysis and Damned," now the subject of magazine, a took at "Indian The slight Increase, In Ihe betterment of Middletown The second paragraph should have read: "The fiance of being padlocked with as commentary will be coming a popular motion picture? Art of the Americas." the ex- tentative budget will not af- "During my tenure ts town- a former Rumson resident arrived al the Austrian capital's many u 8 locks and escap- your way. Stiff writer Robin Goldstein clusive exhibit at the Mon- fect the tax rale. Dr. Preiloso ship attorney this freedom Schwechat Airport al 240 a m F.ST from Moscow " ing before his audience's Not all of, our energies are conducted^ fascinating Inter- mouth Museum Slid. bis not been mine to ex- In addition, the name of Anton Chekhov waj misspelled eyes. * Lifestyle Fatigue of loneliness 12 The DMIy Regbter SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.1977 ly DH. JAMES M. LONG himself. Catering to a person's negative mood should "Dear Dr. Long: be avoided. Often a depressed person Is Inclined to "My mother is widowed and lives alone. She FAMILY/COUNSELOR wallow in his bad feelings, and he uses these feel- seems to be down on her life and complains ings u an excuse to avoid taking steps to improve about everything from the weather to my his circumstances. This does not mean that a giant There are five major mistakes people make in step has to be taken because an overly ambitious brothers and sisters. Sometimes she makes their effort to assist a lonely person. First of all, me feel guilty because I don't spend more program may be too much for a depressed person the well-intentioned individual feels that he must time with her, but I do visit her at least to undertake Something pleasant and simple may three times a week. I try to get her to talk analyze why someone does what he does. He be- provide the impetus for movement forward. Some- about something other than her regular com- lieves that once the problem area is uncovered times what seems easy for one person may be an plaints. 1 know that her friends must be ter- than a solution Is Inevitable Unfortunately, this is awesome experience to another. ribly bored too listening to the same conver- not always true because all the understanding in Petfie (U chuge sations over and over again. Can you give us the world is worthless if It is not followed by self- Finally, in an effort to help a lonely person It any suggestions how we might break the motivated action. is important not to waste time over things that are routine?" Another error is concentrating on the past. It beyond anyone's control. For example, a son or is true that we learn from the past; however, noth- daughter cannot be made to visit a parent if he or Lonely people need someone to talk to in order ing can change what is now history. Emphasis she simply does not want to go. Of course, a lonely to combat feelings of hopelessness.. But most should be directed toward one's ability to change person may use the lack of family interest as his people don't realize that talk alone is not enough. and some control should be exerted In the direc- rationale to do nothing to change himself. How- if a permanent change is to be realized, a struc- tion one's life takes. ever, emphasis should be directed toward what a tured discussion is necessary rather than aimless person can do. People do change and they are able talking. Unless help is offered in the form of a new The need to Identify and blame someone else to restyle their lives in an effort to live in a hap- approach to life nothing Is going to change. A visit or a past condition (or loneliness is a waste of psy- pier frame of mind. Is merely sharing time but does nothing to effect a chic energy. Once fault is placed, little can be • • a permanent change Although talking about our done to change what has happened. However, the Dr. Long will be happy to answer any ques- troubles can provide some immediate relief, it lonely person often falls victim to his own thinking tions directed to him by mail in care of The Dally does not help as much as discussing ways to elimi- and by placing blame on someone else he is re- Register, One Register Plan, Shrewsbury, N.J. nate the Irritants in daily living. lieved from doing anything constructive to help 07701 Confidentiality will be respected PTA stages Mardi Gras EAST KEANSBURG - A Pickles and pineapple Mardi Gras Dance sponsored by St. Catherine's PTA will take place Saturday, Feb. 12 at 8:30 p.m. in the parish hall, Shore Acre Ave Music will be spike tomato sauce by "Teech." A cold buffet will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ma- loney and Mr and Mrs. A I. By BARBARA GIBBONS one-quarter teaspoon pepper "Bud" Brehm here, are 1 teaspoon MSG (optional) chairmen of the party for Pickles and pineapple? one-half cup cooked rice which costumes are optional or barley A queen of the Mardi Gras What sounds like a weird combination Is actually a very 1 egg, lightly beaten CLASSICAL PIANIST, Cara Nelson. 12, who began her will be voted upon during the delicious way to add natural sweet 'n' sour tang to a tasty to- 2 or 3 sprigs minced parsley musical studies at the age ol live, will present a concerl <>i evening and at midnight there mato sauce. (The usual way is with sugar and vinegar. But 1 minced onion classical music Feb. 26 and 27 at 8 p m in the Locust home will be a "Parade of Fools" neither has any real nutritional value or appetite appease- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard and the most original cos- ment!) 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Richard N Netsen The programs tume will be chosen. are tor the benefit of the Chapel Hill Trailblazers 4-H Chapter, Even if the combination does sound strange, be adventur- Pickled pineapple sauce (recipe given) of which Cara Is a member Tickets may be reserved by optional: 1 head of cabbage, cut In wedges contacting Mrs. Carol Rotolo, esome and give It a try. Our sauce is great over vegetables or 6 Lester Place, here. meatloaf, and a savory addition to potted meatballs or stuffed cabbage Here are our tasty, calorie-trimmed recipes: Combine meatball ingredients and toss lightly Shape Into meatballs on a non-stick cookie tin. Slip under the broiler, Auxilians turning once, until browned. Young pianist Combine sauce ingredients in a large Dutch oven and heat slate . to boiling. Add browned meatballs and simmer 20 minutes, smorgasbord covered. Cut cabbage in wedges (each wedge with core at- SLIM tached) and add to the pot during the last 7 or 10 minutes, of RED BANK - The second cooking, if desired. Cook until cabbage is tender-crisp and to perform at annual smorgasbord brunch still green. Serve sauce over meatballs and cabbage. sponsored by the Evening Auxiliary to Rlverview Hospi- GOURMET Serves six, 260 calories each. Cabbage adds another 20 ca- tal here, will take place Feb. lories each. 13 at noon In Beacon Hill 4-H benefit Country Club, Leonardo. STUFFED CABBAGE WITH Arlene Berg, Oceanport, SWEET 'N' SOUR PICKLED PINEAPPLE SAUCE MIDDLETOWN - Cara Nelsen, 12- 1975 at the Women's Club of Little Silver. Nancy Linky, Red Bank, and PICKLED PINEAPPLE SAUCE Separate a cabbage into leaves and drop the leaves in year-old pianist, will present a concert of She is a member of the Chapel Hill Lucy Hawk, Rumson, are in Bounce can tomato paste boiling water, allowing them to stay in water until leaves are classical music for the benefit of the Trailblazers 4-H Chapter She realized a charge of arrangements for 1 and one-quarter cup fat-skimmed just limp. Drain and cool. ' Chapel Hill Trailblazers 4-H Chapter at a special dream last summer when she was the event, at which Natelsons beef or chicken broth (10-ounce can) Concert/Fine Arts Festival to be held in able to buy a horse of her own. He is a 6- fashions for men and women 1 dill pickle, coarsely shredded Combine ingredients for potted meatballs and use as a the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. year-old thoroughbred "High Narullah." will be modeled. An auction or finely chopped filling for cabbage leaves. Put a little of the mixture Into each Richard Nelsen, Indian Ter. Locust, on She looks forward to taking him into will also be featured. 1 cup unsweetened crushed pineapple leaf and roll up tightly. Arrange the rolls in a large dutch Saturday evening, Feb. 26 and Sunday shows later this year. Tickets are available from 1 onion, minced oven. Add one cup water. evening Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Reglna Briody, Fair Haven, 1 clove garlic, minced Cara is a seventh grade student at Bay- or Janet Bilotla, Mlddletown. salt and pepper Combine ingredients for pickled pineapple sauce and add Her program will Include works by shore Junior High School, Leonardo. She to the pot. Cover and simmer very gently 1 and one-half Beethoven, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Chopin, resides with her parents and her sister, FIRST AID ' Combine ingredients in a sauce pan. Simmer 15 minutes, hours. Add water If needed. and Bartok. Ann, an eighth grade student at Bay- MATAWAN - The Wom- stirring occasionally. Serve over lean cooked meat, poultry or shore. an's Club of Matawan will vegetables. Serves eight, 47 calories each. Serves six, about 280 calories each. The fine art exhibit following the concert meet Monday at 12:30 p.m. In Know the fat facts about beef. For a cut-by-cut illustrated will include paintings and sculpture by Mr Hart, Carii's piano teacher, has the clubhouse, Jackson St. POTTED MEATBALLS WITH Nick Caivano, Jim Gary, Berte Grudin, Mrs. William Thiess will shopper's guide describing the fat content, calorie count on concertized in New York City, and the PICKLED PINEAPPLE SAUCE best cooking techniques send a stamped self-addressed enve- Don Hutchlnson, Ann Kobayashi, Sheila Metropolitan areas of this state. His resi- present a social services pro- Loebel, Frances Mcllvain, Douglas gram on new first aid tech- 1 and one-half pounds lean fat-trimmed ground beef round lope and 35 cents to SLIM GOURMET BEEF FACTS, In care dence-studio Is on Navesink River Road, I teaspoon salt of The Red Bank Register, Sparta, N.J. 07871. Mcllvain. Richard Nelsen, Jack Rindner, Mlddletown. His more than 30 years niques. Mrs. Henry Wodtke is Clara Stamaty, Stanley Stamaty, Joseph teaching experience encompasses posts on hospitality chairman. C Suter, and Warren Howlett. the faculty of the Englewood School for Boys, and the Carnegie School of Music, There also will be craft displays Englewood. created by members of the Chapel Hill 4- ARE YOU FOR CLEAN BEACHES? H Chapter. His own musical education includes four years private study with the eminent All works will be for sale. The proceeds will support Chapel Hill 4-H projects, Sascha Gorodnltzki, as well as other WE ARE along with their efforts to contribute to widely known pianists including the late local charities, and to send under- Alton Jones of the Juilliard School of Mu- AT privileged children to summer camp. sic, New York City, and Erno Balogh of rowns the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Bal- has everything timore, Md. Refreshments will be served. Tickets • SHIP AHOY are IS. Those wishing to attend may con- tact Mrs Diane Christensen, Mrs. Helen Cara's parents are both artists. Mr. Havens or Mrs. Nelsen for ticket Informa- Nelsen is an art director for Young and \ tion. Rublcam International, New York City. His wife, Doris, is a layout artist for The pianist began her music studies at Steinbach, Asbury Park, Mrs. Nelsen also the age of five with Douglas Hart. She Is an accomplished pianist who has per- made her public concert debut in October formed locally. Historical society DANCE CUSSES BEACH CLUB ENROLL WE'VE GOT THE CLEANEST plans for quilt NOW! BEACHES IN TOWN liUin, TAP, TOe, TWMMG KEYPORT - The Keyport cance. AS A MATTER OF FACT: Historical Society will meet Albert Bennet, photograph AOOMTKSAMD Monday at 8 p.m. in the er for the historical society, CYMUflKS • WE SCREEN AND SIFT THE SAND EACH DAY WE CAN Steamboat Dock Museum, will give a slide presentation MOMMMZZ American Legion Drive, to on recent activities of the or • WE MAINTAIN A SEPARATE, COMPACT & FREE DRIFTWOOD PILE hear local artist Anita Slo- ganizatlon, and Helen Ken SKOAL CLASSIS fO* • WE ENCOURAGE SHELLING, SAND CRABBING & SCAVENGING venz present her plans for a nedy will report on the TOTS t TO i raws commemorative quilt to be group's cookbook, for which AT SHIP AHOY COIN DETECTORS ARE SUPERFLUOUS EQUIPMENT made by society members. advertisements are now being txrar MsnucnoN OUR BEACH B SO CLEAN WE'U MY The quilt will highlight scens solicited. n of local historical signifi- YOU A PENNY FOR EVERY CIGARETTE The public is Invited. areUDKH) TttCHBS When you choose vinyl or Aluminum exterior, you es- MADID OASSH cape Irorn Ihe constant house painting drudgery. Your YOU CAN FIND IN OUR SAND FROM 11 AJL HI NOON SWEETHEART LUNCH home will keep Its beautiful new look without pointing lor mouth-Ocean United Cerebral many years ahead. Result: savings In paint bills, m work WHEN YOU THINK OF A BEACH CLUB FOR 1977, THINK OF MARLBORO - United . . more time to relax Palsy School and Treatment SHIP AHOY. INFORMATION AND NEW RESIDENT MEMBER- Cerebral Palsy Women's Aux- Oratf INSTAlUTKMtS • TOMS ARRANGED UUry will have its third an- Center, Long Branch. Aux- SHIP APPLICATIONS ARE PRESENTLY AVAILABLE. CON- nual Sweetheart Lunch iliary members are now con- TACT ANY MEMBER, OR WRITE: Thursday, March J. That day, tacting area business persons 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK nominally priced sandwich, to elicit their support. Infor- •CHOCM. Of DANCE Of*n Mon-Thm 10:30-5:00 dessert and beverage lunches mation is available from Mrs. M L Fml SI. M tmk Fri. 1 Sal: 10:M-S:M SHIP AHOY BEACH CLUB Arthur Hyman. 41 Truman will be delivered to area busi- 747-9552 741-7500 ness offices to benefit Mon- Drive. BOX 306, SEA BRIGHT, N J. 07760 r SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 Engaged Fleck-Bohinc Retirement blues MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. John R Bohlnc, 24 Handyboy Court, announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Christine M Bohinc, daughter also of the late Mr. Bohinc, to James J. Fleck He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fleck, 64 Linden Ave , East Keansburg A June wedding is Dear Ann: Thousands of CONFIDENTIAL to Vic- planned. MUl Dawsta wives have a problem I've tims and Relatives Who Suf- put it in the form of a poem fer From Huntington's Dis- Hiss Bohinc is a graduate of Mater Dei High School. New Morse-Howey What do you suggest? — ANN LANDERS ease: Contact the National Monmouth. Her fiance Is an alumnus or Middletown Township COLL1NGSWOOD - The Trying Hard Huntington Disease Associ- High School engagement of Miss Eileen EARLY RETIREMENT Of cups and saucers in the another girl After every fall- ation Lakewood Center Joy Howey to David M Gold watch day came, not a sink? ing out she goes back to him North Building. 146 Detroit Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs moment too soon, Perpetual television toot- — for more dirt Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio Soden-Dawson Charles E Morse. (7 E Main For the awaited honey- ball? This is a small town Every 44107 Or call (21S) 226-2213 Fndge door bouncing on the decent guy for miles around Please make yourselves FAIR HAVEN - Announcement Is made by Mr. and Mrs. St., Holmdel, Is announced by moon. wall, has to know what's going on known. Robert Dawson, 111 Kemp Ave., of the engagement of their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Their second one. The II probably doesn't matter be- daughter, Miss Kathy Jean Dawson, to U.S. Marine Corps Wilbur H. Howey, here. hours well spent Her sofa-napping, dear Don't flunk your chemistry breadwinner cause Susan refuses to go out Cpl Ellsworth Lee Soden. ion of Mr and Mrs Henry Soden, Miss Howey is an alumna of In mellow, mutual merri- test Love is more than one with anyone but the jerk He m River Road Collingswood High School ment Waiting breakfast, lunch set of glands calling to anoth- says he's going to marry her She and Mr. Morse, who was Fish are biting, books need and dinner' er If you have trouble mak- Miss Dawson and her fiance are alumni ot Rumson-Fair graduated from Holmdel High writing Which wiU come first - her no matter what. How do 1 ing a distinction you need Haven Regional High School. She attended Southern College, School, are attending Rider Whit's this she hears - the nervous breakdown stand it! — Tupper Lake. Ann's booklet, "Love or Sex Mill RuaU Orlando, Fla. Cpl Soden is stationed at Camp Lejeune. N.C. College. Lawrence Township. steady clinic Or worst of all - his high NY. and How to Tell the Differ cholesterol'1 ence" Send a long, self-ad- Dear T.I,.: There Is no way — Original, Uncopyrighled dressed, stamped envelope you ran live your child's life, Kline-Rosato In Portland. Oregon with your request and SO so accept the fact — for open- KEYPORT - The engagement of Miss Maria Jean Ro Dear Friend: Checkout the cents in coin to Ann Landers. ers. sato, to Dennis Edward Kline, Is announced by her parents, Winter weddings Golden Age Clubs in Portland P O Box MOO. Elgin. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosato. 125 Theresa Ave He is the son of and get the big lug off the Susan needs counseling But 60120 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline, >22 Sixth St., Union Beach The sofa The solution to the prob- again — all you can do is sug- couple plan to marry in February next year. lem is activity. gest it The girl sounds as if . THINK SPRING Miss Rosato and her fiance are graduates of Keyport Trzeszkowski-Castleberry Dear Ann Landers: Prob- she is masochistic (enjoys NEW MONMOUTH - Ma High School She is employed at East Orange General Hospi- KEANSBURG - SI Ann's Roman Catholic Church was the lem in a nutshell and 1 do being kicked around) She has ter Dei High School PTA will tal, and he Is with Jersey Central Power and Light Company setting here Jan 22 for the marriage of Miss Vlcki Lynn ("as- mean nutshell Our daughter a low opinion of herself and have its annual Think Spring Ueberry. to Richard Trzeszkowski. — beautiful, intelligent, well- believes she deserves II luncheon and fashion show Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Hampton E. Cas- educated, ambitious, con- To all you parents who Saturday. Feb 12 at noon in Greenwood-Castellina tleberry. 1M Seabreeze Way. and Mr. and Mr-. William scientious, adorable person- can't stand what your daugh- the Hilton Inn. Tinton Falls SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. Nancy Thompson. 400 Ocean Ave., Tnwokowski. 1 Holly St ality Going with a jerk who ter or son has brought home. Fashions will be by the Vil- here, and Michael Castellina of Keansburg, announce the en- The Rev Gregory Vaughan officiated at the ceremony, lies, cheats on her, is irres- I say this It's THEIR prob- lage Shop. Campbells Junc- gagement of their daughter. Miss Nancy Ann Castellina. to which was followed by a reception in Shadowbrook. Shrews- ponsible, lazy, alcoholic, looks tion Mrs William Dickinson lem Don't die over It. The Stephen G Greenwood 3rd. son ot Mr and Mrs Stephen G bury like a slob and has nothing may be contacted for reserva- "bought" lessons are the best Greenwood Jr., 14 N. Sunnycrest Drive, Little Silver Miss Jane Mltmore was maid of honor Also attending the going for him tions. learned Miss Castellina is a graduate of Shore Regional High bride was Mrs Jane LaRocca. I feel guilty because I can't School, West Long Branch. She and Mr. Greenwood, an William Ferrick was best man and usher was William bring myself to find one re- alumnus of Red Bank Regional High School, are enlistees In TneszkowskL deeming quality in this sad the U.S. Air Force and expect to report within the month ta The bride, a "graduate of Keansburg High School. Is em- excuse for a man Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where they will specialize ployed by the First Chicago International Banking Corp , New We have seen Susan cry for respectively in telecommunications and security Mr. Green- Mrs. Rlcaart Tnetikawskl York, and the bridegroom Is employed by Auco Finance. hours after a fight, or being wood is a member of the Little Silver Volunteer Fire Depart- (Nee Vlcki Castleberry) Keansburg stood up. or seeing him with ment, i * Fease- Schweizer-Schoen OAKHURST - Mr. and Mrs Carl N. Schoen. 215 High- Maffeos feted Ashley wood Road, announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Susan S Schoen, to U.S. Army E 4 Richard G Schweizer. son BRICK TOWNSHIP - Mr. of Mr and Mrs. George Schweizer. lleyers Mill Road. Colts on golden and Mrs. Richard S. Ashley, Neck. 151 Clay Circle, formerly of The Christmas wedding took place in Wall Methodist Uttle Silver, announce the en- Church with the Rev. Milton Le Compte officiating There gagement of their daughter, was a reception in Colts Neck Firehouse No. 2. anniversary Miss Marilyn Dianne Ashley, Heidi M Schoen was the bride's honor attendant and to William Charles Fease, son Ruthann Schweizer was bridesmaid FAIR HAVEN - Mr and Mrs Fred Maffeo. 230 Oxford of Mr and Mrs. Russell James Lennon was best man Ushers were Richard Lull Ave.. marked their 50th wedding anniversary Jan 16 Mr and Fease Sr , 342 Hampton Ave., and Charles Barth. Mrs Maffeo, she the former Ann Calandriello. were married Long Branch. A September Mrs Schweizer attended Wall Township High School and In St Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Red Bank, and have wedding is planned Mrs. Rlekard Sckwelier is studying beauty culture. Her husband, an alumnus of Marl resided in Fair Haven throughout their married life boro High School, is with the Military Police at Ft Dlx Miss Ashley, who attended (Nee Susan Schoen) To commemorate their anniversary, Mr and Mrs Malfeo the Garden State Academy, is renewed their wedding vows at Mass celebrated by the Rev employed at Brunswick Mon- Donald E Hlckey in The Church of the Nativity here A mouth Lanes, Long Branch champagne reception followed in the Maffeo home. Mr. Fease, who is employed NOW honors founder That evening a family party in the Shadowbrook. Shrews- at Monmouth Medical Center, bun, was hosted by their son and daughter. A Fred Maffeo. MT LAUREL - Dr Alice The conference will Include children NJ NOW officers Long Branch, Is a graduate of Little Silver, and Mrs. Adolph 8. Garcia! Fair Haven Paul, the 92-year-old New 30 workshops on feminist top- and board members will be Long Branch High School. The celebrants have five grandchildren Jersey woman who 54 years ics and mini-workshops for elected. ago authorized the still unra- MR. AND MRS. FRED MAFFEO tlfied Equal Rights Amend- Project set ment, will be honored by the MEETING New Jersey National Organi- for library zation for Women (NJ-NOW) MANALAPAN - A pro- Make A Date at the organization's annual gram entitled "Controveraial DEADLINE - All Make A Date Ads must I..- in our MEMO state conference. Books for Children' will be offered February 15 at H p m office by noon two days prior to publication The two-day conference, en- at the local branch of the A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- ART SHOW titled "Alice Paul We Are Monmouth County Library. tions Rate 12.00 lor 3 lines for one day II 00 each addi- LONG BRANCH - Anlonla Here." Is scheduled for to- Rt 9 and Tennent Road tional line. MOW for two days, II 25 each additional line. Glallourakis, Eatontown art- morrow and Sunday in the The program will be moder IS [or three to five days, tl 50 each additional line; (600 ist, will display some of her Mt Laurel Hilton Hotel. ated by Joyce Smolh- tor 10 days, $2 00 each additional line Call The Dally works and discuss the topic The conference will Include ers.coordinator of children's Register. M2-4OO0. ask for the Dale Secretary "Canvas and Clay" at an afternoon parade tomor- service for the library Ad TODAY Tuesday's 8 p.m. meeting of row in Mooreslown, where Al- mission is free, and no pre- For children, Dial a -Story with a Biblical moral.' XI Alpha Sigma Chapter of ice Paul was born and where registration is required Sponsored by King o( Kings Lutheran Church of Middle- Beta Sigma Phi. It will be in she now resides in a nursing The program will include town Dial 671-Mii the home of Charles Fisher, how to locate books for chil- home TODAY-MARCH 27 here The chapter will have dren dealing with death or di- Monmouth Museum. Llncroft: Indian Art Of The its Valentine Queen dinner Dr. Paul, a suffragist, vorce and how materials for Americas 500 Artifacts from Museum of the American Feb. 12 in Squires Pub. West drafted the Equal Rights young people are selected al Indian. NY Mon Sal. 10-4.30 p.m. Sun 1-5 p.m.. Thurs Long Branch. Amendment In 1923 as com- the Monmoulh County LI- evenings 7-» p m Free to members. Noh-members, 150 panion legislation to the bran PRACTICAL ARTS children, tl adults 747-2266 amendment giving women the Book review journals and SOUTH AMBOY - XI Beta right to vote. staff reviews of books, consid- FEBRUARY 4-1 Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma ered for purchase will be Yankees. Mets Baseball Games Hazlel Sports Club TEACHING MUSIC Phi will meet Wednesday at available tor Inspection, and will run buses to Shea and Yankee Stadium on Fii or 8:15 p.m. in the home here of FAIR HAVEN - Shore Mu- recommended books for chil- Sat nights starting late May 1977. Will be on first come Mrs. Reglna Hawn. A pro- sic Educators will meet Feb dren on drugs, alcoholism first serve basis (15 includes bus. lour tickets to game gram, "Practical Arts; For 11 at 9:30 a.m. In CirlJI TRANSMISSIONARY - Sister Joan Morese adlusts carburetor for cold death and adoption, and the beer and soda Call Dot. 787-0587 or Lorraine. 787-6403 Fun or Money ' will be Church Methodist. Ridge weather storting at one of a series of automotive clinics she's conducting at changing role of men and FEBRUARYS Road. Miss Louise Goss of Poramus shopping mall. The nun's a fully certified mechanic, with more presented by Mrs Pat Rose. women may tx> borrowed al Dedicatory organ recital POSTPONED (John Weaver Princeton, director of New than 2,000 hours of study In automotive Institutes, and a high school teach- Matawan. and Mrs Eileen ler the program recllalist) until March First Presbyterian Church. Tower School for Music Study, will er. Moran, Red Bank The chap- Hill, Red Bank. 4:30 pm ter will have a dinner Feb. 12 speak on "Teaching Piano to In Shore Casino. Atlantic Adult Beginners." Miss Goss FEBRUARY 9 Highlands, to honor its Valen- Is the co-author with Frances Parents Without Partners. Bayshore Chapter, meet tine Queen Mrs. Sandy Holo- Clark and Rober Grove of ing at 8:J0 at the Holiday Inn. Hwy 35. Hazlel. Mr Tern Open a FREE CHECKING account Cosentino. of UK Block, of Middletown. will speak on mon of Llncroft. "Keyboard Musician." a pi- ano learning method for Save $48 per year "New Tax Changes & The Single Parent" Dancing ASSERTIVENESS adults. GMat! are welcome For information phone 2H-4496 TRAINING bank charges FEBRUARY 13 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- ^.enough to pay The Shrewsbury Chonle will present Brahms • Ru- An Assertiveness Training quu-m" Conductor Paul Crammer. lOlolsU Florence Workshop will be leatured at DANCING a grocery bill. Blumbt'rg and John Schoentng. organist Robert Key. the 8:15 p.m. Feb. 10 meeting harpist. Marjone Mollenauer: tympanist. Melanie I'em- of Freehold Area Branch. merl 8 p.m. Tower Hill PTesbyterian Church Donation American Association of Uni- ON OUR COLLECTION llun versity Women, here in Laura FEBRUARY 17 Donovan School. It will be OF RNE COATS Peace Inc Of Monmouth County is sponsoring a Chi- conducted by Newana Bames nese Auction on Thurs . Feb. 17th, 8 p.m. al Buck MLOW WHOLESALE PRICES and Alice Dressner, student Smith's, Palmer Ave, East Keansburg. NJ. Refresh- development specialists, the .—— SHOW IW Witt — ments will be served. Donation II 50 public is invited. Women graduates of accredited four- FEBRUARY 18 year colleges who are Inter- February 18 Is the start of the Middletown Jay SKI CeeEttes annual beautiful baby contest. All beautiful ested In membership may babies can submit their pictures to us with tl registration contact Leila Sulkes. Ran- tee There will be a grand prize winner and two runners dolph Road. JACKETS up Pictures will be shown and voted on al the Chapel OFF LIST Hill A k P for two weeks For more information please LOX BOX PRICE call Mrs Newell at 7477619 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - TRACY ENGLAND 25% Ocean Township Hadassah FEBRUARY II J97» MEDALIST will distribute Lox Box break- FREE ALTERATIONS The Diabetes Foundation of Monmouth County is fasts COD Sunday. Feb. 13 holding a dinner dance at SERIANN1. Brighton Ave DOROTHY West End. Sat.. Feb 1» «:» Call 775-6175 or ZS1S039 tor from 9 a.m. to noon. The Lox Shrewsbury Box will also Include bagels, TOLAND J. J. FASHION OUTLET tickets. cream cheese and Danish DANCE STUDIO State Bank FEBRUARY 27 pastries. Barrl Cooper and Ml B. Bergen PI 6 Main SI., Eatontown Dorothy Hamttl n the Ice Capades. 117 Delude* bus,, Red Bank refreshments and ticket to show Call Lorraine 787-4403 Terry Zimmerman are taking 741-ttM orders 542-1321 or Marie, 264-X734 14 The Dtdy Regteter SHREWSBURY H J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4.1977 Uranium industry warns reserves lag energy needs By JOHN CUNNIFF If the explorers discover uranium they would ot required ' RMMKh and Devtlopmint AdmlnlitraUon showing to rtpay the loani, but If their efforts resulted lit failure the DM nation would n*td about 1,4 million tow of uranium oxide NEW YORK (AP) - The uranium Industry Is warning, as lotns would be forgiven bttwttn now and thi tnd of till century. Ue natural gas Industry did In years gone by, that Its re- serves (all (ar short of the requirements being scheduled (or BUSINESS The federal government hai been conducting in airplane Howtvtr, he continued, the known reserves amount to It by energy authorities survey over a 700,000square'-mile area of the country In only ttt.MO tons, with an additional 140,000 Ions perhaps ob- As a result, at least one uranium producer, the AUas search of deposits. The information Is fed Into computers to tainable as a byproduct from other chemicals. Corp, Is urging a crash program of exploration and devel- ANALYSIS pinpoint possible exploration sites (or private Industry. He conceded that rising prices for uranium yellowcake. or opment, financed In part by huge government loans, addition- Most uranium deposit* presently are situated In the west- the product before being enriched al government plants — al tax credits and depletion allowances. ern part of the country, but known deposits exist in Tennessee from X a pound to more than Ml since 117] and to much Edward R Farley Jr., AUas president, said an Investment and North Carolina, and a recent government survey suggests more for future delivery - might make Independent devel- of at least $18 billion will be needed to meet the nation's ura- there may be ore in Pennsylvania and Maine. opment more feasible. nium eeds during the next 25 yean, (or exploration, new to meet requirements could result In serious social and eco- Current, somewhat vague plans call (or nuclear energy to But, he said, most uranium producers are still locked into mines and addiUonal processing plants nomic dislocations, possibly resulting In power shortages, provide about 15 per cent of the nation's electricity by 1185, long-term contracts at the lower figure. "The uranium Industry is In no position to supply that higher electricity bills and slowed economic growth about double the current level, with the percentage rising to Still, he said, a private compiny night drill within yards kind of capital, "he said. Under his plan, the federal government would put up a 50 per cent or so by the year 2000 of a deposit and fail to hit paydlrt because of the erratic na- AUas was one of the first US companies to enter the ura- large part of the tie billion he feels is needed Mr Farley maintains the uranium reserves simply do not ture of uranium ore veins, running up bills II could not afford nium mining business more than two decades ago, and now "Companies, individuals, partnerships, whatever they be. exist to meet that schedule, and that "the annual gap between Jjf said government financial assistance would be In keep- has contracts to supply yellowcake to a number of the 59 nu- would have to prove that on a property there was a reason- our production of uranium and our needs Is growing every Ing'Vlth the pattern of the Industry, which was developed clear power plants In the United States able prospect of a commercial ore body" before obtaining year." from Its early stages through the use of government dollar In- Hr. Farley said the inability of his and other companies funds, he said. In an Interview, he cited a study made by the U.S. centives. Stock market follows thermometer to two-month low By CHET CURRIER Congress might add spending 5542; the American Stock Ex- DAQ composite index ol over- Meanwhile, bond prices that the nation's basic money In the corporate sector, in- picked up M,point. the in- NEW YORK (AP) - The programs that Wall Street change market value Index, tin--counter stocks, off 13 at rose sharply yesterday after supply fell 11.9 billion in the dustrlals and utilities rose a vestment banking firm of stock market hit a two-month would regard as Inflationary up .37 at 112.59; and the NAS- 96 33 the Federal Reserve reported latest reporting week. full point in price and rails Salomon Brothers said low yesterday In selling Al the same time, observers Warned on continued weather "ld the Parl o( lhe whlle worries and uncertainty over HouM Proposal calling for tax the ultimate shape of govern- breaks (or business faced Went economic programs. some opposition among the The Dow Jones average of lawmakers. M Industrial stocks dropped A long-standing Wall Streel 5.B to 947.14, Its lowest close a*'om nolds thal harmony be- since it finished at 946 64 last lween lne President and Con- Dec 2. Kress is bullish for Ihe mar- Since the start of 1977 the •>«• and conflict between the average has fallen 57 51 two branches may be bearish points. The economic proposal is Losers outstripped gainers shaping up as the first test of by about an 8-5 margin on the how well Carter and the cur- New York Stock Exchange rent Congress will get along Gas Big Board volume totaled The single stock most af- 23,79 million shares, down fected by Carter's first "tire- from 25 70 million Wednesday, side chat" on Wednesday The market had to contend night was H&H Block, the with continuing uneasiness tax-preparation concern over the prospective Impact Carter said his tax proposal of a harsh winter on the eco- would raise the standard de- nomlc outlook ductlon to the point where Analysts also made note of three out of four taxpayers concern that President Carter would be able to use simple and Congress might find forms in filing their future re- themselves at odds over legis- turns, Emergency latlon to stimulate Ihe econo- Statistical readings for the my. day Include: the NYSE's There was speculation that composite Index, down 26 at Plangere named Press publisher Notice! ASBURY PARK - Jules L Plangere, Jr. has been named publisher o( the Asbury Park Press by Ernest W. Lass, chairman of the board of the Asbury Park Press, lne Lass ha/ been publisher since Oc- tober 1955 Plangere. president of the corporation, has been general manger for the past three years. He is the fourth publi- sher of The Press in this cen- tury Prior to being named You Must Conserve Gas At Home To Help Avoid •general manager he was pro- duction manager and corpo- ration secretary. A Complete Shutdown Of Gas Service To Residential Plangere has been associ- ated with The Press since 1947. He was graduated from Areas! Your continuing help at home is urgently needed Asbury Park High School and attended Rutgers University, He served In World War II in Jules L. Plangerr Jr. for the remainder of the winter. It is vital that you do the Army as an antiaircraft Area YMCA and the Mon- artillery officer, and after the mouth Council. Boy Scouts of war as an aid to the U.S. your part at home to save gas - and help save jobs. America. 1'eaiv Mission in Korea In addition to community Plangere has been active in service. Plangere is active In community affairs. He Is a Industry organizations He is trustee of Monmouth College Wee president of the New Jer- and chairman of the fund sey Press Association and raising committee there. He next year Is to become Presi- was one of Ihe prime movers dent He is also a member of ID. bringing the Freedom the American Newspaper Train lo Bradley Beach last Publishers Association and year during the Bicentennial has organized, several in- Plangere has served as com- dustry-wide seminars on me- mander of American Legion chanics of the newspaper Post 432. Spring Lake, and is business Here's what you must do: aj past president of the Wel- Plangere is married In the fare Council of Monmouth former Virginia M. Polhemus Qsunty lne and the Greater Their home is in Interlaken Aabury Park Chamber ol Their son, Jules III. Is assis- 1. Set your thermostat no higher than 65 degrees during the day and down to 60 degrees or Commerce. He was a mem- tant production manager of ber of the board of Ihe Shore The Press. lower at night. 2. Turn your gas water heater temperature down. Local Securities Bonk dock quototlom courtny Chorrt* P Young. Atbury Pork. Indus- trial Quotation* courtny Fohn#»tock 1 Co., Hrt Bonk 3. Use your cold water clothes washer cycle. Allan* Stale Bonk omnwnlty Staff 'filly Union Bank Corp 4. Eliminate all non-essential uses of gas including outdoor lamps. .t Anfrcnonli Notional tt Jertty National Irit National T R •anklln Slate BruniMlcfc Bank & Trutl New Jrruy National Corp Ocran County Notlonol , People'i National Loktwootf Shore National Srtrewibury Stoic ID imnea Countiei Trust Co H1 i United Jersey Bonfci 13* Your cooperation is absolutely necessary to help prevent a complete shutdown of gas service to homes in your area. C R C L , Colonial Food* , De Tomasa tndtnlrltt . Electronic Atwctotn EAC IndmtrlM IFF... Foodarama Glteon Momom King Jomej EatCori .. This message is presented on behalf of the four gas utilities in the State of New Jersey Laird Mrtollvralcol In! . Midland Cloi* Monmoutfi AlrllnM WtWonjTxwttt t CflptCptol Morwnoutn Pork 17% ISM New Jersey Monmwth Rfot Ei Elizabethtown Public Service South Jersey N J Natural Got IV. Perktn-Elmcr Gas Company Prtcilo OtOpci * Natural Gas Company Electric and Gas Company Gas Company RodlapJwntCorp Set vernation, . Sclrol Metal J. 5. Mwntt. . . UnJHtf T#l#control Business FTC's tortuous procedure maze Thereafter, there may be a petition (or cer- 8HRBWBURY, N. J. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1977 •y SYLVIA PORTER TheDtalylfeghfcr 15 II, either u an Individual or a business owner, tioriari to the U S. Supreme Court. you were to lile a complaint with the Federal (8), (H) If there it evidence of failure to Trade Commusion, you would Immediately be YOUR MHNFYN comply with an order, a memo seeking a com- pkinced into a procedural maie so unnetessarily pliance probe must be written and reviewed. complex, so tortuously drawn out, that you could (M) If a subpoena is needed, the Bureau direc- N.Y. stock quotations be defeated even before you began And your tor, a commissioner and assistants, and then the complaint would coat us, America's taxpayers, WUIt 1 II five cMTuniistoners review the matter and may ID Mt 74*7iw n -l 1 4 110 47H 47H 47H far more than could be reasonably defended. adopt a resolution authorizing subpoena power. It IU II.1H1 II — U 11 SH I* SH* H (8) A compliance investigation is then con- TH TH TH- H - T-T - If you had any doubt about the validity of the 11 IM UK )14 U* TftWIn 1.4111 47 37* 1?H 37H Carter administration's well publicized determi- ducted, leading to closing If no violation it II II MH MH MH* H TtmCIl 1110 S3 UH IIH UH I lolt n M*k M M Toni t M M M'* MH- H nation to overhaul our federal agencies to in- matter goes to an FTC commissioner who then found. Or there may be a motion to quash or AC* MUM UI 17* It* MH- % M»**ywlll 40 t Ml *SN 41 4SW- H Tm»ycfl 4 40 IIH IIH UVt- W HMMM1.M J m »W V MH- H T**trof,«.10lt 31 M 17* S0«* H crease "bang for the buck," slash delays and circulates it among the other four commission- failure to comply with a subpoena, triggering At3tf.3i"s 25 2* 2*1$H*utJM1.7tt 737 14W UH UH- H Tt**dn 1 4* t 71 4>* 4IW 41H* H red tape, the following should shock you into en- en, after which the five commissioners decide the same procedures described In step (I). HowjDftn.XI I IM IBH 10H 10H • '* Ttlpnni 3M OH IH M* H 1 - I—I - Tit* 11 U 1 IH IH- H thusiastic approval. whether to grant the power to issue subpoenas In (26), (27), ({&), («) If a violation is found, a SpSs ! !3 hi 115 1ST S ICIfttfl 1.40 7 1J7 BU 13H IIH- H Tannco 1 • t 111 MH »H M* 1HAC9 I.WII US 43U 4» 47H+ H THOTO IIM* WM IS* ISH— H Here, as an Illustration, is the "flow chart" an the investigation. written memo is prepared recommending a pen- »» J7i it* mk m*- Si Turn I f 1401 ItH MH M*- H (8), (9) A "formal" Investigation can then be alty suit or injunction. A supervisor reviews U* 1**4 I*H IMMLN t U U n% KM* H T«tit I IS t 344 40* 40% 4B'A- H anti-trust case must take to reach final FTC ac- m M UH a*- H ImdCpA.14 S tt m im IIH- H TMlrwII BM 300 O* 13 H*- H tion - lifted from the appendix to a little no- conducted with subpoena power. II there is a these papers. The regional director examines It 1Mb IM .»• W INCO ) 4Ooi4 mum nv- H TaL»cl.<1.Uelf 1 »% MH 30** H tglwri m 11* 71% IIH* * IfltWfl l.ail 1O 47 44H MV, Tw«0«> 1 MIS IM HVi 31H J1H- '.1 ticed consultant's report on FTC staff turnover. motion to quash a subpoena, that goes to a sub- them if a regional case Is Involved. The recom- AHiP«i4ai IX IIW Jin IIS InlntfSHlMt IM 47tt 47 47 By JAV SHAHBUTT they'll be caring — lor a fee salad and powdered donuts at tuning, such acting economy heartburn " — lor live unruly kids the three o'clock in the morning " he's in the one-of-a-kind class The kids, played by Detilse Killer. John Cassis, Sarah LOS ANGELES (AP) - courts call persons In need of But still. In the beginning, One pause, one shrug by Natou, Lenny Ban and Todd Having kids around will make supervision. he knows he'i in for grtef as him says it all Bridges, are quite belie- you (eel young again, says The kids come equipped he asks the cop bringing in If that doesn't doit, the ex- veable, particularly Bridges, Bemlce, wife ol detective with "an associate house par- the. kids for advice on han- pression on his basset-hound a black actor not yet In his Fish The dour old rap replies ent," Charlie Harrison (Barry dling them Advises the gen- face does, as when he tries to "I don't want to be young Gorden), a bumbling nebbish darme: "Keep 'em away from tell Bernice he's needed al again 1 was young once and I of 27, who Is working on a regular people " work, not at home on the This fine show Is unique in wasn't good at It." doctorate in child psychology kids'first day there two ways. ABC didn't put And the kids, two girls an By JACK O'BRIAN Robert Redford was totally mi mi IIIIIIIIIII iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii "Twins," the upcoming nov- hauling In twice as much as corporate significance: the NEW YORK -Zsa Zsa has candid dictating comments on el inspired by the twin doc- its closest competitor -"The American Can Co. dangled a more angles than curves: fellow mummers for his biog- VOICE OF tors who suffered twin-deaths Enforcer"... While "Rocky" IIOO.OOO.OOO-plus (that's right - she's making the national raphy, now Is taking candor from drug overdoses, gets Is zooming cashward. The 1100 million-plus) at Pickwick auto show tour with a $81,000 from his autobiographical 1900.000 just for paperback fabulous success of mini- International (distributes Rolls-Royce for a simple baby, softening the slams. He BROADWAY rights.. Playwright ("The series based on novels (start- records, music, owns 300 mu- enough Gabor reason -she also has second perhaps hap- Rainmaker") N Richard ed by Irwin Shaw's "Rich sic shops) controlled by the gets a mint from the Mont- pier thoughts about his origi- IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIMMIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIM Nash abandoned Bdwy play- Man. Poor Man" followed by Hart?. Mountain pet-stuff cor- "Roots") definitely will be poration. gomery Ward Auto Club and nally-confided more unhappy along Chi Mayor Dick writing after he discovered followed by TV's traditional the Rolls is part of the sweep- childhood. Redford's paying Daley's lines: Charles Inn the paperback pay for his habit of the flattest form of stakes. Miami's having a for the 110,000 worth of mind- ning's playing the distended novel "East Wind Rain": The NY Copacabina will sincerity -imitation: the worse year than during Its changing Sinatra's due al (from Wager's original con- 050,000 A 42nd St. stripper return to star acts and even a skeins suddenly plan daytime last-season strike... MCA late the Rosalind Russell Me- cept) role. calling herself "Alice Ca- chorus line; just a trial... The versions Stage Deli's already booming chief Taft Schrelber's widow morial this Sunday at the Variety headline aptly ske- pone's" gimmick is to toss biz is busting out all over with sued for malpractice over his Shubert Theater -on tape.. wers the notoriously wildly in- aside first her loud pin-striped Used lo be newspapers built the neighborhood additions of death. Here's a civilized cur- He'll sing her favorite "Sep- consistent film ratings The jacket, then vest, then pants, or bought TV-radio stations; "Fiddler on the Rool" at the tain time: the Circle Reper- tember Song"... The public's ratings are an amoral Insult etc.... The Duchess of Argyll's now Lowell Thomas' Capitol Winter Garden and La Stri- tory Theater's "The Passing Invited free of charge... Wal- to any decent parental stan- memoirs, publicity-boomed by Cities TV-radio conglomerate dent "s "A Star Is Born" at of Corky Brewster" will try ter Wager's "Vipers Three" dards. A good tough big-stu- Its court action about author- is expanding its newspaper the Zlegfeld. moving Stage an II p.m. start for Its Feb. 8- novel changed In title to dio can shift a filthy-rating to ship and all, sold hundreds of ambitions -offered 1125.000,000 pastrami laureate Manny IS run... Lord Lew Grade's "Twilight's Last Gleaming" PG almost anytime.. Except copies. for the Kansas City Star Rosen to exult: "Everyone here to sign Charles Bronson with portslded politics added for Joe Levine who'd rather "Network" is a travesty but firm... Everyone has his own knows... they're Kosher for two multi-milllon-dollar and will have a fantasy-futu- an X than an R-ratlng any- will win all the Oscar- business, and show business, shows ' paychecks. ristic U.S. "president" cut time awards.. "King Kong'' keeps the old saw went; now it has Fib. 10th thru March 6th Television Today- "THE TENDER TRAP fcl V__l. ni. I. •> < rr - ii i • I •> W FINAL WEEKEND - BELL, BOOK t CANDLE" New. York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 Q LATE MOVIE slgnment to track down the Thin, thru ten. Dimwr I Show $8.50 t Up EVENING (B WEEK IN REVIEW 9:00 SONNY AND supplier of sophisticated flb MACNEIL / LEHRER NEVTC •Children Shouldn't Play t (DMMARA Y HARTMAN, With Dead Things" (1974) automatic weapons being eooi REPORT Quests: Qlen Campbell, used In a aerlea ol orlmee. 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N J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4. 1977 The Daily Register 'Physicists' offers levity, By BOB WRIGHT mer and compel you to do the works begin to neat up, as a series madmen, reinforces the grav- SfwtalUTV HfgUltr latter The play centers around of dramatic revelations made ity of the questions raised by The IHI play by the Swiss three mad physicists in a sa- by the four major characters Durrenmatt in the face of PRINCETON - It you writer Friednch Durenmatt, natorium One seems to think' succeeds in scrambling their frequent comic interludes want to laugh • little and which opened last night, is ei he is Sir Isaac Newton, while Identities and blurring Ihe think a lot, go see "Toe Phys ttier an exceptionally another Is fairly certain that line between sanity and mad- Kepros performs this func- IcKU" al McCarter Theatre profound comedy or a very be Is Albert Einstein ness, to say the least. tion brilliantly, powerfully II will allow you to do the for- funny drama Either way, it The third, Johan Wilhelm conveying Ihe depth and sig- Mobius, has no delusions This succession of some- nificance of his concerns as about his idenity, but has a times radical personality he vacillates from profound tendency to carry on rather transformations constitutes a brooding to violent tirade and onesided conversations with long, but masterfully sustained back climax, during which the cen- King Solomon fully confident Vivian Nathan, a veteran of tral theme, Ultimate Truth as HUNTERS — Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" will be performed by the that Solomon is out there lis- Broadway, the cinema and a destructive and perhaps un- Monmouth Civic Ballet as part of the Sunday Sampler Series at the AAon- tening television, is outstanding as desirable goal, is outlined mouth Arts Center, Red Bank, at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb.13. Here, from the The operator ol the sanato- Doklor Von Zahnd. She is left, are Michele, Loorl, Sue Rand, Linda Hunter, Susan Rathlev, April rium, a hunchbacked old spin- Nicholas Kepros, who re- flawless as the crisply profes- Guidotti and Linda Smith who will perform as hunters In the ballet. Tickets ster called Kraulein Doktor cently played The Cool in sional administrator in Act I are available at the theater's tax office. MathUde Von Zahnd, is quite "King Lear," is again cast as and convincingly carries out indulgent as psychiatrists go. the seemingly insane yet the most difficult of the lour tolerating not only the above truly Incisive moralist character transformations mentioned eccentricities, but In this role he plays James Noble, last seen at specially on (hit Day also the penchant for murder- Mobius. a physicist who has McCarter in "Long Day's Mime to be presented ing nurses that two of her unlocked the secrets of the Journey Into Night," is well from 12 noon to 11 p.m. patients have recently dis- universe that will, he fears, cast in the role of Newton. As RUMSON - Peler Lobdell. mime illusion and abstract played. destroy the world If allowed Ihe clever but flighty mad- movement He shifts from HAPPY IMTHDAr GIOIGE W.I director ol mime for Ihe na- All is calm at the funny to fall into the hands of man, he provides in abun- tional companies of "Equus," comedy hi pathos, using sal- FamMy Dining Canto Accepted farm, considering the circum- mankind. dance Ihe frivolity thai makes will present a solo mime con- ire and ijun-k changes of stances. But when a third The character of Mobius. him one of the central cert al Rumson Country Day cbartetei 149 W. FRONT ST. nurse turns up dead, things the most solemn of the three sources of humor. School 8 p.m.. Friday, Feb. Mr Lobdell taught English KEYPORT 264-1263 II. and theater before doing pro- rmliwnl mime A graduate nf The public is invited Tick- Amhersl College, he made his els are available In advance Broadway debut in "Equus' Toland will speak al Ihe school's office. both as unc of the horses and Mr l.olidi'll is the.son of dance captain SHREWSBURY - John To- lecture Mr Toland has been Mr and Mrs. Francis Lob- He is co-founder of Ihe Sea- land. noted author, will dis- especially praised for his viv- dell, 169 Cooper Koad. Mid- port Mime Theatre which was cuss his latest best seller. id presentation of his subject, dletown. and is a I960 gradu- the hrsj ri'sidenl mime group "Adolf Hitler" from 3 to 5 through the meticulous use of ate of Rumsnn Country Day on Ml Desert Island. Maine p.m., Sunday, at Ihe Mon- interviews with participants. School He has worked extensively mouth County Library's East- Peter Lobdell "Transforming' will be in «illi young people and will IK- ern Branch, HI 35 Admission The author will autograph Ihe school's new gymnasium The dance. Mr Lnbdrll IH> sharing his latent! with Rum is free, with no tlckctl topics of his books. It was choreographed by Ihe lieves. and mime overlap Mis ion Country Day students needed Mr Toland is formerly artist and has won critical ac- wnrk includes spoken text. through workshops during In- Mr Toland. of Danbury, from Red Rank and began his claim in New York music, dance, acrobatic! visit here Conn., is one of America's writing career there He is a most acclaimed non-fiction graduate of Williams College COME ABOARD writers, who has made World where he was a member of May Stevens to lecture at college AND PARTAKE FROM War II his special province Phi Beta Kappa and Ihe Yale Among his best known works Drama School. Williams 'LINCROFT - Feminist lor her portraynls of Ameri- Bit} LONG JOHN'S FABUIOUS NEW are: "Bailie of the Bulge," awarded him an honorary de- painter May Stevens will IK- can males in Hal symbolic Ms Slcvi-ns' lecture will in •The Last 100 Days." "Rising gree Ihe featured lecturer in the figure paintings She is repre- elude a visual presentation Sun The Decline and Kail ol Mr Toland will be in- Feb. 9 Visiting Artists pro sented in permanent inlln and an open discussion The LIFEBOAT APPETIZER BAR the Japanese Empire," as troduced by Arthur Z. Kamin, gram at Brookdale Commu- lions at Ihi' Whitney Hunum lecture will be held al 8 p.m well as the biography of Hit- president and editor of The nity College New York, and the Johnson in Foniffi UK on the Uncroft jtkn TtUad fvwy HIOH., TUES. FRI. I SUN. ler thai is the subject of the I);nl\ Kfgister. Shrewsbury. Ms Stevens is best-known Museum ;it Cnrni'll I'mver campus OFFERING RATIONS SUCH AS WHOLE SHRIMP • STEAMERS MANY, MANY OTHERS Saturday Television Sine* Our Aim ft Almy to P/taw Enry Saturday w» Olltr CHILDREN'S MORNING a VIEWPOINT ON AFTERNOON 5 00 Q B WIDE WORLD comedy about their llle SEAFOOD APPETIZER THEATER NUTRITION 12 00 0 S FAT ALBERT OF SPORTS with disadvantage!) chil- Compllmtnlt ol Long Johns ol count 6:00 Q CONSULTATION I1T1 iIS^ WRITTEN LAND OF THE The Men's World Cup dren In a New York City A AGRICULTURE MISTER ROGERS Downhill Skiing Champion- Group Home ITS.A. 8:00 BUGS BUNNY/ II' ROBIN HOOD EASTSIOE COMEDY ships from SI Anton, Aus- Q SUPER BOWL '76 «:20 • NEWS f RUNNER ungle Genls* (1954" tria, via satellite 9 00 B 89 ALL IN THE SAT., FEB. S (JO SOI SUNRISE THE MONKEES SEAFOOD BUFFET ODDBALL B VOYAGE TO THE FAMILY 1 p.m. — 2:15 SEMESTER BOTTOM OF THE SEA FEATURING SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE a SCOOBY-DOO / COUPIIE B O NBC MOVIE • INTERNATIONAL 1 TICKETS $1.25 NOMUTT SERGEANT BILKO m EMERGENCY ONE *Bom Losers' 11967) Tom EVERY WED * THURS. NIOHT8 ZONE DICK TRACY 12:30 WAY OUT GAMES 5 JOB *1?8.000 QUESTION Laughlin, Jane Russell in >nm 4 In UMII O A BETTER WAV FRIENDS OF MAN MUGGSY Billy Jack, a half-breed fi PATTERNS FOR 8 B SESAME STREET a AMERICAN EVENING Indian. singlehanoedly LIVING Swing In our Lounge 9:30 MAVBERRY. R.F.D NDSTAND lakes on a motorcycle gang 7.00 S PATCHWORK SCIENCE FICTION OP CHILDREN'S FILM 6 00QI TREASUR1 E HUNT terrorizing a small western Appearing FAMILY t 00 I IEATER STlVA3TIV. L ) KIDSWORLD mountain community 'Riders To The Stars' MEETING HOUSE | BREAK THE BANK OS STARSKY4 FRI. & SAT. RRRASSCOLENDAS (1954) TALK ABOUT TAXES 8I HAWAIIAN OPEN MUITH SPIRIT OF '78 10:00 S (El TARZAN: LORD CREATURE FEATURE Live coverage of Ihe third 'Survival' A racketeer "ZILVA" UNDERDOG OF THE JUNGLE • Cyclops" HMO) Albert hires a hit man when he LATIN DISCO CHIEF HALFTOWN round of play in this golf SPEED BUGGY Dekker, Janice Logan A realizes Hutch's testimony ANIMAL WORLD tournament from ihe Wala- AOY BUNCH diabolic doctor, deep In Ihe will send him to prison. CHALLENGE » lae Country Club in Honolu- OPEN HOUSE 7:30 BATMAN Peruvian jungle, traps his Q KNICKS MR. MAGOO lu ELECTRIC COMPANY assistants In a weird appa- BASKETBALL HUCKLEBERRY B RACING FROM FOR ONCE UPON A ratus which shnnks them Knicks vs. Houston Rock- NO AQUEDUCT ASSir Into miniature people. 1 ets PORKY PIG AND 10:30 SHAZAM! / ISIS IS STAR TREK HUSTLE & 1/2hrs 9 30 BOB *LICE lENDS MONSTER The Apple" Gnat lood and cocktails « Q MOVIE 9 HARRISBURG REPORT Alice is a total disbeliever LATIN HUSTLE • SWISS FAMILY D .when a larcenous fortune- ROBINSON a DDOLLO Y The Roaring Twenties" 8lav «ALL-STAM R SOCCER (1939) James Cagney, Hum- JCBS NEWS teller iKaye Ballardl tries to SUN. FEB. 6 NEWS KROFFT 630MfflC sell her some luck, but Ihe (201)872-1771 0INNH CLUE CLUB SUPE'RSHOf W phrey Bogari Three World NBC NEWS 7-9 P.M. War I buddies clash in the EKEND hex she puts on Alice APRENDA INGLES LONE RANGER no seems to be working in ftnaw at In Imn bootlegging racket. 2hrs IOUSE 8:00 SYLVESTER AND 11 oo a a SPACE GHOST- 10 00 B BJ CAROL BURNETT MMUON IBI a"Pendulum WEE " 119691 George EETY FRANKENSTEIN, JR Helen Reddy loins Carol J a SCIENCE FICTION PTAYHPeppardC . Jean Seberg a a WOODY and the gang B SOUL TRAIN MOVIE B THE BIG PREVIEW WOODPECKER i ~" NEWS B ACTION THEATER 'Master 01 The World' "A Soldier Named Joe" BUGS BUNNY _ MOST WANTED "Swiss Miss" (11938) Laurel 119611 Vincent Price, (1973) Lang Jeffries, Dennis TOM AND 'he Hit Man' When a And Hardy Charles Bronson A man in Safran A soldier in Viet- / MUMBLY a strange airship seeks to mayor ruins a financier's WANTED: DEAD OR 11.30 All) ARK II nam, Is greatly upset by the destroy all armaments. In aspiring political career, he ALIVIVE A fi BIG JOHN. cruelly ol Ihe war S the hope ol attaining becomes the target ol an » 30 B CLCLUUE CLUB LITTLE JOHN Mace. 2hrs international hit man PINK PANTHER a a SUPER B HEE HAW HPE' FUNTSTONES FRIENDS 2 00 B CHANNEL 2 EVE ON A SIGHT AND SOUND • THEJABBERJAW (D GOMER PYLE 2 X S CHANNEL 2 THE TWolhers And Daughters* a KING OF B PEOPLE PLACES, theOLDHILL is PEOPLE KENSINGTON OB Caribbean Politics. THINGS a ABC NEWS B TALK ABOUT I SPACE 1999 9 CELEBRITY PICTURES 7 30 A CANDID CAMERA BOWLING 'Photographic Collector" ) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (D SERGEANT BILKO B I LOVE LUCY | ASSIGNMENT B PHILADELPHIA: | WILD. WILD WORLD II: 5 8) Closer than you - ANIMALS PERSPECTIVE n30||0B B WEEKENO B LET'S MAKE A DEAL OB AGRONSKY AND TrIiB subiecls this month 3:00 A EARLY SHOW COMPANY are Ihe Marine Military 6LLT Gardners' (1956) Dean 8 00 M OB MARY TYLER Academy where high Martin. Jerry Lewis. Two MOORE school and lunlor high men gel embroiled with B •) EMERGENCY' school students are given PITCHES^ insanity Epidemic" An im- rigorous training, Sicilian masked raiders who are terrorizing Ihe area. 1 pending inspection by the women s hair used for new, reportedly slrict, bat- Long Branch l/2hrs. wigs, the exorbitant cost ol ., ., U mint talion commander >s dread- graduating a physician B LAST OF THE WILD ed, but. in Ihe meantime, a Irom ihe US Dept. ol 'Deliant Sentries' light breaks out during an Defense Medical School, B PARTRIDGE FAMILY ice show and Ihe and a black sheriff in Tex- B MILLION DOLLAR paramedics become em- as MOVIE broiled in the fracas a pETER MARSHALL 'The Last Roman" (19721 a B HAPPY DAYS B SATURDAY MOVIE I Laurence Harvey, Orson SPECIAL 'Operation Crossbow" Welles. In this third anniversary H9S5) Sophia Loten. special the Cunningham 3.30 a THE RACERS George Peppard. family. Fonzie. Potsie, (PREMIERE) Ralph Malph and Al ol 11 10 8 LATE SHOW I A new sports series featur- Arnold's get together and •Breakfast At Tiffany's" ing Johnny Rutherford The reminisce 119611 Audrey Hepburn. races the series will locus George Peppard. / / Nunuquan FRI. on Include auto, motorcy- B CHILLER THEATER The Curse Of Big Foot" cles, boats, snowmobiles 12 00 a CHAMPIONSHIP / / Stuins 9 P.M. — 1 A.M. 11972) William Simonsen, md airplanes. WRESTLING Robert Clymire The mum- ' Pt. Pleasant B MY THREE SONS (B WORLD SAT. fi B PRO BOWLERS milled remains ol a crea- ture similar to the Abomi- CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS nable Snowman, suddenly Manuel Oranles vs. Rod 1100.000 Rolaids Open Irom returns to life in California Layer in best ol live match- 9:30 P.M. —1:30 A.M. Ihe Dick Weber Lanes in St aw.. Louis. 100 SOUL TRAIN 8:30 B 0 BOB NEWHART 4:00 B O COLLEGE ROCK CONCERT A young psychology stu- Guests Natalie Cole. Be MUSIC BY BASKETBALL dent assigned to Or Hart- Seton Hall vs. Army Bop Deluxe. David Letter- ley develops a crush and man, Samuels And Cohen flLDMLLira 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Bob discovers he has a Natural Gas 4:30 BJI CBS SPORTS problem Restaurant • Cafe JIMMY ALFANO QUARTET a MOVIE B HOLLYWOOD'S SPECTACULAR FINEST Live coverage ol a boxing T9 Steps' (19351 Robert 'Angels Wash Their Faces' Luncheon • Cocktails - Dinner • Sunday Branch match between Sugar Ray Donal, Madeleine Carroll COMPLETE DINNERS Leonard and Luis Vega A man become j involved in 2 OS B SATURDAY MOVIE II Oosed Mondays (except Major Holidays) $750 Irom Ihe Maryland Civic a murder and an ingenious The Pigeon Thai Took FROM ONLY Center; Ihe LA Times spyplol. Rome" (19621 Sammy Dans Old Mill Rd., Spring Lake Heights, N.J. 449-5370 Jr., Dorothy Malone 2hrs Track Meal; actor Paul a a FISH (between Rte. 35 and 71) Newman's m«jor world IB) HIGHWAY 35 RED BANK |PR€MIERE) championship racing debut 2.12 B LATE SHOW II 201-747-2500 Cr In '24 Hours Ol Dayton*.' Abe Vlgoda and Florence Stanley star as New York The Third Secret" (1964) ~ MISSION: Stephen Boyd, Jack Haw- IBLE City dttective Phil Fish and his wife. Bernice, In the kins. 2hrs. 4mln (Bl 18 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 Marriage of talents pays off in fRobber Bridegroom' •y TOM JOB Y heart of a young and beau- "In the meantime 1 may be approval, I think you really done the best we can. It tiful Mississippi heiress — ap- fooling around the piano to have to drive your work to would l>e_ nice if they siy, NEW YORK (AP) - Alfred pealed get whal I think Is the right the point where you really •Hurray, terrific' And if they Uhry and Robert Waldman "I knew that there was feeling Usually. It's the lyr- think you've done the best don't I really can't itart have been making music to- something in it that I loved," ics Then I'll put the music to you can. saying maybe there's a point, gether for nearly two decades said Uhry. "but 1 just it." "We felt that at the end of because 1 can't do any- now and there's still a lot of couldn't make him see it It "The Robber Bridegroom" these two years that we've thing." shouting and door-slammlng wasn't his fault It Just didn't made it to Broadway with a when they're at wort — up to happen Then one day It good track record. OENEf CINEMA THEATI a point. sounded so simple " Said Uhry, "What we're in It's so hard to collaborate Waldman: "It was a com- is a pretested market now with anybody," said Wal- bination. What really was go- The Robber Bridegroom' was SHREWSBURY Rocty't itwy unMdt dman, who writes the music ing along was that we done all over the place first, 542-5395 • 1MIKI "You know, like husband and couldn't find a way to make it everything was done some- wife, relations with two a musical This would keep place else first Writers get His whole-life was a million-to-one shot. people, all these little things coming up, and we'd be think their own ideas and they get come In to play, and If you're Ing about some other proper- it produced somewhere and if at It every day, they some- ty and we'd put it down Time it's uccessful there. It gels to times wear . What we've did pass " Broadway " MROCKY found now Is to not work that Uhry: "One day, I don't "One of the things is you've \m\ closely together day In and know who said it, neither one got perspective," Wajdman SHREWSBURY Th» tosmd ol King Kong day out, unless we're on of us knows, we said, Let's said. "You've got time. Be- 7:3OHO 543-S395 something that has to be do it like an extended square tween the time we did the turned out." dance.' And after that, it fell workshop and the time we put "When we started," said Into place." it on for the tour we had about six months to gel a new view- King Kmtf Uhry, who does the lyrics, Then came the hard work, "we were clinging to each and It was something like point on it, rework parts." other like a life raft. I think, this: "As far as I'm concerned though we've never talked "We had an idea we wanted now. my job is to go sec it. about it, we were scared not to make a musical, and then and 1 go Infrequently, to keep to be with each other. Now, II was just the component it up. give the stage manager Musk Motors Theatres since we've learned we can parts." said Uhry "I go and noted about different things, function without the other one put together a couple of pages to watch the audiences and and get along, 1 think we of an outline It says there's maybe in the back of my work together better. going to be calls here and a mind I wish certain things "We don't automatically not song about this there and Bob wire different, " said Uhry work with other people," he will say. 'Well, why don't we "But 1 don't allow myself to STARTS FRIDAY! said, "but a language has have a song about this there ' deal with it now because it been established. It's very It sort of gets all mixed up would be unfruitful ' "FLESH much like a marriage without LIKE BEING MARRIED — Alfred Uhry, left, who wrote the lyrics, and "The scariest thing for me "When you're a creative the physical thing. Very much Robert Waldman, who wrote the music, sit down with score of their hit is to type," he continued, "to person," Waldman said, GORDON" Broadway musical, 'Robber Bridegroom." Of their collaboration, Uhry like that. And the product, In- sit down and type But then "when you're writing and you — PLUS — says: 'It's like a marriage without the physical thing. stead of a family. Is mate- you eventjlly arrive at that put something out for critical "CHRIUADIK" rial" and you get through that Today's product Is "The York City to set up shop. This songs. cal based on John Steinbeck's Usually It's better to write Robber Brldgegroom,". a was 1M8 or '9*. "He paid us ISO a week and "East of Eden" played on some sort of draft before you smash on Broadway that "I think we thought we what we did, we fell Into an Broadway one night The wrlle the songs so you know Uhry wrote from Eudora Wel- were ready to be launched." absolute pot of gold," Uhry play, said Uhry in retrospect, where you stand Then we get ly's novel. It opened In Octo- remembered Waldman. said. "We would write songs was "ill-begotten," and in Its together" ber after a run Off-Off Broad- "There we were, 21-year-olds and we would go and see aftermath, Waldman took a "We'll talk about the situ- LIPSTICK" way and a year on tour. And We're the big sensation and Frank every week. job writing music for tele- ation we're working on," said nus with their first hit going let's do a musical." "He commented like no one vision and commercials and Waldman. "whal a character ROBERT REDFORO strong, Uhry and Waldman "We got a lot of, You're else. He would make faces Uhry began teaching theater is going, what the feeling is "3 DAYS are ready to start work on a talented, but. . . " recalled and say, 'No! No! This should at a private school. Then one of us will go off. "Double Exposure OF THE new one. Uhry. be more like "Melancholy most of the time it's Albert Then one day. In a book- of Holly" CONDOR" Before long, the two had Baby".' He didn't mean that, shop, Uhry pulled out a copy saying he is going to write it Waldman, born in Brooklyn, nut A LAUGH RIOT! and Uhry. from Georgia, met signed on with Frank Loes- he meant simpler We had of "The Robber Bridegroom " at Brown University, twice ser, the master songwriter of this wonderful three years of It sounded like the title for a 2ne Ms, Hrtl won musical competitltion "Guys and Dolls" and a mu- tutelage by Frank." musical and the story — a sic publisher. They wrote Uhry and Waldman's musi- disguised robber steals the there, and headed for New TOTSEATS 1.50 trNIO* <• •/> pitice SAT. 2:0O 7:15-9:30 hmifcrt Most IMMy Hen. SUN. 2:0O-4:JO-7:15-9:30 WOODY ALLEN Try coffee, oil or 'Roots' "THE FRONT" NEW YORK (AP) - If vou want to make money, you At Bames & Noble, a major bookseller at Fifth Avenue should be selling oil, coffee, or Alex Haley's book, "Roots " and 18th Street, order executive Abraham Fiss said sales Sales of the book have now hit 100,000 a week and at $12.50 tripled with the advent of the television series, and now aver- the copy, that is a very cool 11.25 million. age 100 a day. Bookstores agree that ABC's nationally televised seriali- Some bookstore browsers say they are waiting for the pa- zation of the book has Increased its popularity. perback edition because of the hard cover book's 112 50 price The publishers, Doubleday & Co., said total sales should tag. reach 1 million by March and plans are under way for a 14th A young man seemed interested until he checked the In- printing of the book, which Is Haley's account of his search side of the cover. Then he remarked, "Whew! $12 50'" for his family's beginnings in Africa. None of the browsers had anything bad to say about .JuBt for the fun of it! The company said It had no exact figures on the impact of "Roots," however, and several said they had enjoyed the TV the ABC-TV network series which ran Jan. 23 through 30 be- program and a Reader's Digest condensation. cause a research team's analysis has not yet been completed. The week-long program was the most watched show In Amer- ican television history, according to A.C. Nielsen figures. At the movies However, bookstores throughout New York City were unanimous In their opinion that the television series boosted ASIUHV PARK MOVIES II - HIW lARONIT — Frl Rocky (R) 7-1J,?:JO sales of an already popular book. Irl. Sal Marathon Man TRENTON - The nomi- nation of Robert F. X. BRICK INSTANT 4 GREAT SHORE LOCATIONS O'Keefe of Red Bank for a CREDIT term on the Legated Games II you can buy tortawanywhtft of Chance Control Commis- CHURCH within KM mil M days, we wll sion was submitted to the chwriulty refund lit* drttertnee. OAKHURST TOMS RIVER State Senate yesterday by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. Appliance 1111II. 35 711 IT. 37 W 4MJ130 MI-16M Mr, O'Keefe, a graduate of OMNtVmNMHT lorn. IcnkM. Som. DafiM, SWM OIW Rutgers University School of T1L9M1 •n4 Two •! • Kind. M.ny Nw i.mptn, Law, Is the former court ad- Im M«w in "linn OMNIUM IWM ministrator of Essex County. MT.'mtMl Ht ln|MMlMa ftr Trptf rephiral Irm He served as assistant Essex MDDUTOWN FREEHOLD County prosecutor from HM M7IT.U IT. » t ADllrWA ». until IMt and also worked as a special agent for the Feder- t714JM 7M4UI al Bureau of Investigation. 20 The Daily Register FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 ' ^OUTLET •CARPET BUYERS OUTLET •CARPET BUYERS OUTLET •CARPET BUYERS OUTLET • CARPET BUYERS OUTLET IMIIIIMIIllHllllkllllltlMiril Births IIIMIIIItllllllnilUHtlllllllllllHItlKIMIIIIILM MONMOUTH MEDICAL L«g Breach Mr and Mrs. Futoshl Fu- Jloki (net Karen Green). 1M9 CBO Stewart Ave , Wanainassa. ton, Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs James Hunt- ley (nee Alice Smith), 501 Laurie Lane, Malawan Town- ship, son, Jan. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stradford (nee Shirley Davis). 2(4 Leighton Ave.. Red Bank, am, Jan 11 Mr. and Mrs Luis Ramos (nee Monserrate Rosado), 25 Ltpplncott Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Feb 1. Mr. and Mrs. Nabeel El- tarabily (nee Mona Emara), 1535 Redondo Lane. Lake- <**" prints wood, son, Feb. 1. 'comeba^s Mr and Mrs Bernard Kei- genbaum (nee Rosemary Klein). H Harvard Ave.. Nep- lune. win, Feb 1 Mr tad Mr, Barry Kalian ir (nee Toniann Fartino), 1441 Hustic Unvt. Apt I. Ocean, son. Feb 1 Mr and Mrs Douglas La velle (nee Sandra Fetterol), 7 Lawrence Circle. Middlelown, Mm. Feb. I. WE HAVE SELECTED OVER 20,000 Mr. and Mm. Vince Pasa- niriin (nee Marsha Camp- SO. YD. OF TOP QUALITY bell). 7W Tinton Ave., Eaton- town, daughter, Feb. I. BR0ADL00M AND REDUCED TO ONE Mr. and Mrs. Herschel To- nuir (nee Mlndy Raber), 520 INCREDIBLE LOW PRICE. Fifth St, Lakewood. daugh- ter, Feb. I. MEASURE EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. Mr and Mrs. Frank Fierro (nee Sixla Mendoza), 32 Bar- bara Ter . Middlelown, daughter, Feb. 2. Mr and Mrs Paul Jameson (nee Carol Shanz), 81 Tinlnn Ave., Apt. 11, Eatontown, daughter. Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. George Beck- er (nee Linda Thrall), 24 Your Choice Sherman Ave.. West Long Branch, son. Feb 2. &&'' HIUHVIIW Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCrossin (nee Sheila Wolff), US Woodland Drive. Fair Haven, a son, Feb. 2. Mr and Mrs. Michael Tlemey (nee Ellen Moloney), MID AND LARGE SIZED MID & STANDARD SIZED 14 Theresa St., Keyport. a daughter, Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs Donald R. VI- SQUARE ana (nee Beatriz Botero Zu ROOM SIZE luaga), M Green Grove St.. REMNANTS Keyport. a son, Feb. 2 SELECT FROM 100 S OF YARD Mr and Mrs Joseph Dalno (nee Susan Vastola), 245 Har- RUGS REOUCED FOR FINAL REG. RETAIL EMNANTS mony Rd., Middletown. a daughter, Feb.i2. SALE ... EVERY RUG A GEM VALUES ASSORTED TRUCKLOAD IN TO $11.00 ACH STORE, SIZES VARY. Drug case hearing set in Holmdel HOLMDEL - Arthur M. Heath, 2«, ol 25 Van Brackle ASSORTED Road faces a preliminary Each hearing Feb. 28 in municipal COLORS & STYLES: Ea court on drug and related DELIVERY AND charges. OVER 300 IN EACH LOCATION! SUPER ONCE IN A LIFETIME SPECIAl Mr. Heath was charged with possession of marijuana, INSTALLATION s|ZEDRUG hashish, pills and other unspe- Ifll If RUG REMNANT cified dangerous drugs as well as narcotics para- n|ANT phernalia and with three SPECIAL AVAILABLE counts of contributing to the UuLT delinquency of a minor We Have Reduced Over 300 Rugs in Each II IHIl I REMNANTS CBO Location. We have Selected The Police said the arrest WITHIN 48 HOURS ASSORTED COLORS, STYLES AND SIZES stemmed from a routine mo- Oldest-Ugliest And Least Desirable Rugs We Have. UP TO 15' X 18' AND SMALLER tor vehicle check on Longst- reel Road Saturday when the suspect was arrested for pos- SIZES RANGE < session of the drugs and con- REDUCED tributing to the delinquency FROM 12' X 9* « of three boys, about 12 years UP TO 12' X 16' TO old, who were passengers in his car MANY LARGER ONLLXi The arrest led to issuance Bring Your Sizes Each Each E of a search warrant for Mr. Heath's home where the re- CASH & CARRY ONLY VALUES TO $207.00 mainder of the illicit mate- rials was found Saturday night. Police said they con- sfiscated drugs worth $2,000 THE AMERICAN Patrolman Dennis Fahey FREEDOM FLAG made the arrest. Also in- vestigating were Detective Full color 3' x 4' Michael Borsari and Sgt. Te- 100% Nylon Early rence Fogarty. American Rug ONLY 10 PER STORE. EA' Attorney spoke as an individual MEMBER MIDDLETOWN - Richard BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU R. Schwartz, a local attorney OF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY who appeared before the Township Committee NOT ANINDOIISF! in a renewed attempt to get life insurance for senior mem- bers of the fire department increased from 12,500 to STORE HOURS: 15.000. was speaking as a pri- Monday thru Friday vate citizen, George C. Rich- 10 AM to9PM dale, fire department presi- Sal 10 AM to 6 PM dent, said. CHARGE IT -! Mr. Rlchdale explained that though Mr. Schwartz was at- MIDDLETOWN SAYREVILLE torney to the department un- EAST BRUNSWICK 1517 Highway 35 comer of Harmony Road 395 Route 18 In Channel Lumber Shopping Center Route 9 South til two years ago, former Mu- 1 block East of Two Guys Sayrevllle Shopping Plaza, nicipal Court Judge Jerry directly opposite Sears ACCEPTED 238-S256 ITMHO behind McDonald's, next to A & P Massell now fills that func- 727-5784 tion Potvin leads Isles rout of Rangers UNWNDALfc.N.Y (AP)- Potvin wt up tallies by Clark Wensink, • 23-year-old left Stan Jonathan took a pass a seven footer. He later suf- and Pittsburgh's Dune Wilson The game had only eight The Rockies' took the lead in Defensema nDeniiPotvtn Gillie* and J P. Pariae, which, wing whose previous NHL ex- from Earl Anderson behind the fered a shoulder seperation that were perfect Thursday night as minutes in penalties, and was the secoad period on Ron An- •cored i goal and added three sandwiched around a goal by perience wu with the Blues, St. Louis net at 14:3! to pull the win sideline him at least six the Barons and Penguins almost totally end-to-end skat- druffs goal at 1 04, but Buffalo M*ti Thundiy night, leading the Rangers' Mike McEwen, tipped In a Peter McNab pass Bruins into a 2-2 tie going into weeks. 'played to a M deadlock in a ing as each team came up with bounced back with tallies by thj New Yort Ulanden to a tl gave the Islanders a M first- The loss extended St. Louis1 the third period In the second period. Dor- NationalHockeyLeaguegame. 22 shots on goal. Jerry Korab at 2:30 and Fred National Hockey League vtcio- periodlead nhoefer scored his 20th goal of wtnless streak to six games. Black Hawks-Flyers, Edwards, starting only his SafeRt-lieUa, SUmfield at 8 33 17owr the New Yort Ringer*. After Wensink's goal, the the season, beating goalie Gil- Jean Potvin extended the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - third game in the nets for the DENVER (AP) - Rene Rob- Luce upped the margin to 4-2 Polvta aet up three of the Bruins fell on the Blues for lesVillemure at 15:20. margin to 1-1 by tipping in a Rick MacLeish scored' twice Barons since being acquired ert and Don Luce each scored with his 15th goal of the year, Ulann* tint four taJlies and Bert Marshall shot after just 21 quick scores two minutes apart but Colorado came back on made II Mat 1:17 of the third and goalie Bemie Parent The Flyers made it 3-0 at from Los Angeles two weeks two goals Thursday night as •econds of the second period by Bobby Schmautz and recorded his fifth shutout of the »:« of the second when MacL- ago, stopped several point- the Buffalo Sabres broke a six- Wilf Paiement's 20th goal of the period by sending a 50-foot McNab, his Urd of the season. 1 but BUI Goldsworthy brought season Thursday night as the eish took a pass from Joe Wat- blank shots by the Penguins In game winless streak with a 6-4 year at 8:48. •men shot past Rtngers But then the Bruins had to the Rangers back to within one Philadelphia Flyers beat the son and skated out of his tone the third period National Hockey League victo- Luce scored again less than goalie GUies <; ration. Then, fight off a late rally by the goal 40 seconds later Chicago Black Hawks 6-0 in a to record his 29th goal of the Pittsburgh's best chance ry over the Colorado Rockies. two minutes later, with the as- Richie Hansen, the I siirulers' Blues, who got goals from Gar- Bryan TrolUer, with help NationalHockeyLeaguegame. season. came with just over three min- Luce's 10th goal of the year sist for the second time by New York-born forward playing ry Unger and Ted Irvine. from Denis Potvin, restored the Paul Holmgren and Gary MacLeish second goal came utes remaining, when Ron and second of the night at 10:37 Craig Ramsay to put the Sa- la his second NHL game, Don Marcotte put the Bruins Islanders' two-goal lead at 6:17 Domhoefer also scored as the on a power play at 3:12 of the Schock put a hard shot on goal of the third period provided the bres on top for good. closed out the scoring with 8:55 in front 1-0 only 24 seconds into of the middle period, just 10 Flyers snapped Chicago's five- final period. Harvey Bennett and Mike Corrtgan tried to margin of victory. Robert Colorado again pulled back to to go. the second priod when he con- seconds after the Rangers' Ca- game unbeaten streak. Parent and Reggie Leach had the oth- slam home the rebound from scored late in the game to put within one goal at 11:55 on vetted a misfired Dallas Smith n.v.Ummn I l *-» rol Vadnals was aenallted for turned back 24 shots in posting er goals. the slot directly in front of the it out of reach. Gary Croteau's slap shot from N. YJl- I 1 1 >-4 shot from the point for his 15th Pint P*rl«*-1, Ittandtn. Cllllct II slashing. But Sieve Vickers his 44th NHL shitout. Peagalas-Bartas, goal. Robert opened the scoring for the left side, but Robert follow- (Trvditr. 0 Potvin). Ml 7. Mangtri. goal of the season. MclWM f lOH*#r1), II J, Kland>rf. stuffed his third shot within Holmgren opened the scoring RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Edwards managed to get his Buffalo and Tom Edur tied the ed that with the game-ending PartMU(Orotrif,,0. Potvinl. 11:41 ftn Rookie Bemie Federko tied it •Htn-Vtrtnolv NVa.t:Vl &.illtt, NYt. seconds past Islanders goalie at 13:09 of the first period with Cleveland goalie Gary Edwards body In front of both shots. game. •rare. I:»;D Potvin, NYI.4 43; Glttwrl, NYU. Glenn Resch it 10:11. up for St. Louis a minute later with his first NHL goal and SwondPtrlod—4,lt*ond*r«. J. PotvlnS Bhes-Braku, (Mortholl, Htftn(ng), II 5. •.onfitr». Chuck Lefley made it 2-1 for Oohtofffihy 10 (Hlchty, F0IH1), 101. #. \ttm*IT*. TrottUr It (Olllld. 0 Potvlnl BOSTON (AP) - John Wen- the Blues at 3:58, firing in an 4:37 7, Ronftri, Vlcfccrt IS iVodnolt, sink, playing his first game for Thoaufc), W:ll P«noltl«i-Vadnni» Unger rebound. NVR,4:17; Howoll, MY I. U m Boston, scored a third-period TnlrdPwIod—J.litondtrt.D FotvlnlS goal that broke • 2-2 tie and iDrouln. Nyitrom), • IT », liloftdm. Hanttn I (Hotwati). 1101 ftnoify- sent the gbrulns to a W Nation- NHL Standings LWHrl.NVI. I? JO al Hockey League victory over fthuti 6M oooi-Raootfi U US-n ' - i 111)- 31 .the St. Louis Blues Thursday ItoKk A-ll.ll J night. College Results f Hft •«*.••>«> • Mwu. UNC-Wilmington tt.ComptptllM •y nit AutclfllH Prtti Mlnot n. N Dakota Stltnct U CtnwtM Tt, Citvftond st U W OvorglO 17. ColumbuiM. OT Fttintr m, Elon M E Conn«ctlcul 44, RNxf* Ulonfl Col O OtttfbolnriMorUttOiJ WIcMta St 7S. Drrjtt* IS Vtfdotto M M, iouttvtrr, TorchU Jomntown II, Moyvlllo) St 7S StonyOfoo* U, Pact 77 Woih ft LH 111, ShtrtOfwJooh 17 GtorflloCol ?*, LoGrangt 71 ArkoftMt Col 10. Col ol Oiorfct 73 Pur NEW YORK (AP) - The the Portland Trail Blazers de- May had 14 points for the er with three seconds to play, and put In the winning shot. New York Knicks, playlngwith- feated the Indiana Pacers 107 Bulls and Artis Gilmore run giving the Hawks a 100-96 victo- Drew led the Hawks with 26 out Earl Monroe and Walt Fra- 16 In a National Basketball As- tributed 13 points to Chicago's ry over the Buffalo Brayes In a points, while Len Robinson con- iler, ripped the Houston Rock- sociation game. victory. NaUonalBasketballAsioiplation tributed 25 and Charles 21. vy ets 108-90 In the National Bas- The Trail Blazers, playing The Spurs' leading scorers game Thursday night. Adrian Dantley scored 26 ketball Association Thursday without Injured center Bill Wal- were forward Larry Kenon with The Braves scored the first points for Buffalo John Shu- night behind Bob McAdoo's 30 ton, broke the game open in the 31 points and guard George 12 points on the game and mate had 19. while Smith and points and Moe Layton's 12 as- second period, outscoring the Gervin, who scored 2S before added a 10-2 binge to te a 28- John Glanelli had 16 each. sists and It points. Pacers 42-19, to take a (4-32 fouling out with 3:16 left in the 12 lead before Atlanta came Jan-Warrien, halftime lead Layton and Butch Beard, the game. back with 14 consecutive points OAKLAND (AP) - The out- back court replacements (or the The Pacers, losers of seven Hawks-Braves, to tie the score at 30-30. side shooting of forward Nate Injured Monroe and Frailer, of their last nine games, made ATLANTA (AP) - Atlanta's Buffalo, playing its first Williams and guard James did a strong defensive job in just 24 per cent of their shots in John Drew sank a 10-foot jump- game since Jan. 26 since Its McElroy, who scored individual holding Moses Malone, Rudy the first half. last three games were called season highs of 26 points Tomranovich and Calvin Mur- Billy Knight, the league's off due to weather conditions, apiece, carried the New Or- phy to sub-par scoring figures. third leading scorer, topped the NBA Standings then opened a 54-48 halftlme leans Jazz to a 105-M National The trio scored a total of only Pacers with 28 polntls, 12 on advantage. Basketball Association victory 36 points between them, many free throws. Darnell HlUman Ken Charles set the stage for over the Golden State Warriors of them after the game was de- added 19 points and Danny ID « II M •I » » 41 Drew's clincher by hitting an Thursday night ckled. Rounfield had 18 for the losers 13 17 M 17 31 3S 11-foot jumper with 34 seconds Pete Maravich. the NBAs Th Knicks took a 5H4 lead Four other players besides 14 34 m I to play leading scorer, added 23 points at halftime despite the absence Lucas were in double figures CoMral Otvlttf» g With II seconds left, Charles as New Orleans broke its 11 of their starting backcourt. for the Trail Blazers. HoulW game road losing streak. CtevtlOftd stole a Braves' inbound pass, In the opening half, the high- The visitors helped their Son Antonio lost it to Buffalo's Randy Rick Barry scored 32 points scoring Murphy had only six cause by hitting 23 of 24 free NtwOr'tOfti Altonw If 33 ,3oS IO'I Smith, and Drew stole It back for the losers. points and finished with 16 for throws. Lucas had the only MWMII DI»IWt« the game. Tomjanovich had 18 miss In the third quarter. Otnnr 33 IS points and Malone scored only Balls-Spars, tofton an two. KontuCltv 17 IS Fresnock paces lions SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - Indiana 1) If Trail Blanrs-Paeers. Guards Norm Van Lier and CMcogo II If Mliwouttt IS 31 SHREWSBURY - Pam Keyport, was paced by Maria INDIANAPOL1S(AP)-For- Wilbur Holland each scored 24 •*clM< DMIUM Fresnock of Middletown Korn's 4(9 series. ward Maurice Lucas scored 35 LMAngflfl 33 It points to lead the Chicago Bulls Portland 3S II North High School rolled the Joan Shyne's 170-485 led GoldtnStott H n points Thursday night, in- to a 107-98 National Basketball high game and high series of Keansburg over Middletown cluding M in the first half, as Association victory over the tamif t' M m 47f the year yesterday as the South, 3-0 HOUITON Iff) San Antonio Spurs Thursday Nt* Yom Knlchi IH, HouKon fO Molon* 1 NEW YORK (AP) — "You know the question they ask sports feeds Blletnikoff was in New York for another of his many Jennie (wife Jennifer) and 1 haven't been home for a me most?" Super Bowl hero Fred Bilelnlkoff said. "It's not Although he caught more than 40 passes a year for 10 postbowl honors—to be Immortalized in lithograph for the month." how mean George Atkinson really Is or how easy it is to years and was rated one of the most dangerous receivers Fine Arts Sports Collection Earlier he received a sports Blletnikoff and Jennie go to from three to five banquets work with Kenny Stabler. in the game, he never was able to shake off the sligma car from Sport Magazine as the Super Bowl's Most Valuable a week, skip-hopping the country in commercial jets "Everybody wants to know about the stickem I rub on of being slow. Player. Basically shy but an articulate speaker, the Raiders' ace my hands." "Rilelnikoff couldn't win a race with Minnesota Fats," one Circle Gallery Ltd has commissioned leading artists lo receiver talks off the cuff and then answers questions. . Questions now come In cascades for the rangy wide critic wrote, "but if you're looking for a guy who can isolate depict the 10 major championship contests of the 1977 season "Most people want to know what I nib on my hands, how receiver of the Oakland Raiders who Is currently the biggest himself in a subway rush, Fred holds the patent." The Super Bowl was first on the list, to be followed by the It works, where it can be bought." Bilelnlkoff said. "1 have hit on the underdone beefpotatoand-peas banquet circuit Exploiting these talents. Bilctnikoff mesmerized defenders U. S. Track and Field Championships, the WCT tennis final to explain it is perfectly legal. to catch four passes, three leading lo touchdowns, in and the U S. Golf Open, among others Merv Corning was "The beef and potatoes and cold chicken get a little old It's a brand new life. For a dozen years Ihe stiingbean Oakland's 3214 victory over Minnesota's Vikings In Ihe Super Ihe artist selected to sketch Bilctnikoff jn one of his action at limes. We lose a lot of sleep. But I consider It a once Florida Stale graduate stood in the wings while fans besieged Bowl scenes at Los Angeles. in a lifetime thing. A guy can't be Ihe Super Bowl's Most Joe Namath and O J. Simpson for autographs He didn't "I have hardly had a chance to catch my breath since." "People never paid much attention to me before," Valuable Player every day." pop up on TV commercials or get top billing al the offseason Biletnikntf said here Thursday "But it's been great " Biletnikoff said al the unveiling of the first lithograph "Now Blletnikoff has made his first commercial—a shirt ad with Joe Namath—and his managers. Jimmy Walsh and Tad Dowd, are considering numerous other offers. "At the recent American Airlines golf tournament. Fred signed more autographs than Namath." an assocalale said Knox to stay; Falcs' sign Bennett "You know, Fred has an avacado farm outside San Diego and the avacado people are Interested—not to mention LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hosenbloom and the Rams' Bennett. 3ft. a native of Padu- Bennetl was asked how he about It and you know how Jaworski says the Rams have suregrtp tire companies Sure grip? Hands of glue? Get It?" Chuck Knox said Thursday that management, have combined to cah, K> . and a former quarter- felt to be second or third choice likely lhat is." attempted, without success, to he had decided to remain coach help create a winning tradition. back-defensive back under as head coach of the Falcons Thethree-year National Foot- trade him. "They've tried, but of the Los Angeles Rams, and I'm just hacifw things worked Blanton Collier at Ihe Univer- ball League veteran, a second- teams don't want mewhenthey had ended talks with the De- out the way they did." sity of Kentucky, was named "I don't really feel that round draft pick by the Rams know I'll be a free agent and troit Lions regarding their by newly appointed Falcons they can get me for nothing.. Knox'sannoucementfollowed way." he said. "1 was told that out of Youngstown Stale, be- coaching Job. General Manager Eddie LeBa- I'm interested In every team. 1 reports thai negotiations be- Danny Reeves was not offered comes a free agent May 1. All ron at a news conference. don't care what city or what tween Rams' owner Carroll Ihe job. He was talked to like I the Giants have to do Is wait Knox, who has guided the was talked to. I don't feel like I climate. I want a good playing RosenblOtm and William Clay LeBaron said. "I looked al until then, he said, then make Rams to (our consecutive Na- was second choice or third situation with a team thai Ford, owner of the Lions, had various efforts done and nar- him Ihe right offer. tional Football League Western choice I feel like I was first wants to win." broken down because of player rowed It down to a very narrow Conference titles, said, "1 have choice " "The Giants? You best I'm compensation sought by Rose- field. We have a five-year con- decided to stay with the Rams. interested—very, very inter- FIRESIDE nbloom tract—a package that will He started the season as Ihe The organization and the (ans Jaworskl-Glants. ested," he said Wednesday make him one of the highest Rams' No. I quarterback but have helped me lo enjoy thor- NEW YORK (AP)-Ron Ja- from his home In Lackawanna. Ford flew lo Us Angeles last paid coaches in the league." broke his shoulder In the open- PECAN oughly the last (our years in week to confer with Rose- wurski says he has no intention NY. "New York' Who doesn't ing game, diving [or a touch- Southern California nbloom about Knox. and the The amount of Ihe contract of playing for the Los Angeles want to play there? I think down against Atlanta. Harris 4.1 Sk.eU (Coach) John McVay has done Ihen took over but he had a bad Slat, W.G.. Rams owner said he'd be will- was not disclosed. Rams next year and would be R.,. 6.30 "It would have been very dif- ing to let the coach go to De- delighted lo call the signals for a great job turning that team thumb. By midseason, when Ja- ficult for me to leave the play- troit If the Rams received Bennett said. "I came here the New York Giants. around. They've got a lot of tal- worski was ready to return, 2 Reg. sale ers and coaches here," Knox ample compensation. with one thought in mind—lo ent and a coach who can bring lladen had the job. said "They, along with Carroll have the best possible football "There is no- way I'll go it out" Dusky • » « 1.11 Rosenbloom reportedly was team. back No question about it. 1 Jaworski reportedly made Honduras Plank % not pleased with the players definitely want to get out of The Giants, aware (hal any about 138.000 last year. In- 7.00 111 Detroit offered in exchange for "As a basic philosophy. I be- there and that's final." Ja- concrete comments might be cluding playoff money. Carroll Imperial Oak- • 00 4« Sports Knox's services. lieve mistakefreefoolballwlns worski said of Los Angeles, conlmed as tampering, were Rosenbloom, owner of the 1 would like to build my game where he was part of a three- naturally noncommilal. "What Rams, is said to have made Country Elm- 10.00 e.tf "I'm delighted that Chuck around a running game I think way squeeze play with James is there to say?" said General him a preseason contract offer wants to stay." said Rose- Harris and rookie Pal lladen Schedule the team that can consistently Manager Andy Robustelli. worth $700,000 ove,r five years. A Mellow Wtlnul • 10.50 I.tf nbloom. "In my opinion he's rush the football In the NFL. for Ihe quarterbacklng job. TOOAY "You can't talk to Ihe athlete "After I got hurt," Jawarskl "••J 79L the finest coach in the NFL. I and consistently stop the rush, "Maybe if they offered me 110 who is playing out his option, said. " he never asked me to FlamiSpruci •• 14.00 S.tt fllWi CM(fi-«« believed that from the begin- will be a consistent winner " million, then I might think and he can't talk to you." sign a contract again ' "A" Ntrftn ning or I would never have giv- Rtntliunct Gold • Rarllonai Ocvon Top 11.00 tit MKM.etowrt North ol Matowon en him his chance in the first Htptunt at Wail Long Branch ol Mittdif'own Soo'ri place." » Knotty Cypresi . ti.oo t.n Torm River North at Southern Rtg Curlty M«pl«. Central Reg o< Howefl Rosenbloom plucked Knox 14.00 1M Brick Two III Jotfcion from the obscurity of the Lions' Moore paces Brookdale Old Timber • '••" 01 vlt.lt assistant coaching ranks four 2x3-8 69\. 15.00 1M Freehold Twp. at Monolopon years ago. and Knox since has Brookdale Community Col- Sophomore Tony Moore, half. The Jersey Blues, be- first quarter. Keansburg, still Rurmon-ftilr Hovcoal Marlboro Mariner's Pine • Poinl Plcatant Boro a' Monmoutfi Reg . produced four division tltlisls. lege streaked to its 13th vic- playing in a starting position hind Curtis Gooding's IS first playing without the injured 11.00 e.M Momnquon DI Atbury Park 2,4-8 79c m Each year, however, the Rams tory of Ihe year yesterday as in the absence of a late Bob half points led 44-28 at Inter- Dan McEnaney, was no "C" DtVKlM mission. Gooding lopped all match for the Blue Devils af- New England Elm 11.00 «.»» Rtd Bonk at Henry Hudion failed to make Ihe Super Bowl the Jersey Blues defeated Ovens, hauled in 13 Hoimon at Freehold Bergen Community College. rebounds, scored 14 points, scorers with 23 points, while ter the first quarter and trail- as they lost In Ihe playoffs STORM inlaid Rosewood . 92-72. blocked three shots and hand- Gary Lange and Tom White ed al half 38-23. 15:00 11.11 added 10 apiece for Brookdale OltMi Oamti In the only high school bas- ed out two assistants as INDOWS BULLETIN American P»cin •• lV.00 11.tt . . JhrilHor. Brotrt«r_ . ketball game yesterday. Brookdale led from start to which plays Mercer College Keith Bradley topped Shore John Vlormev ot Red Bonk Cothohi with 19 points while Mark ATLANTA (AP) — Leeman Shore Regional won Its eighth finish. on Wednesday. Antique Knotty Birch • ictHocfcty Caulfleld added 15. 20.00 ll.tt Chriitian Brother* Acoaemy at Ea*t Bennett, an assistant coach for game in a row. beating Ovens, who arrived late Harry Dammer and Jim S.O* the Us Angeles Rams, was Keansburg in a Shore Confer- Avtno led Bergen, now 8-7 TRIPLE TRACK Rustic Larch .. for the game, scored 17 points Mark Carfi topped the Ti- 22.00 U.t named head coach of th At ence "C" Division game. 76- with 18 points apiece. Ffom and grabbed 10 rebounds as tans with 17 and Tim Stark lanla Falcons Thursday 58. he only played the second Shore Regional had little Adobe •• 23.00 M.tl Clrli Imketftoll had 10. Marlboro at Pumjon-Foir Haven trouble with Keansburg after «.. 1495 War I at Neptune Shw *•*. in 120.00 l^.o Colonial Hearth .• 33.00 15.11 Freehold ot Holmdel pulling away following hi' Mo«reii al Central Rtg 4) UMU Cent J 0 Monoiopon at Freehold Twp F T Brocfcy ' 1 •ITS Natural Walnut •• 21.00 17.t St ROM at SI Joieph i St. Dorothea's wins IS Thomoi Junoioon 7 J Ovtni 1 CauiTWd 7 ) Red Bank Catholic al Si John volnnty II J Nanorella Jammer 10 11 Whll* Roriton 01 Ocean Twe EATONTOWN - St. Do- beat Monmouth Beach. 36-26 their second straight victory 10 McGorvtv 3 1 Ovila Com feonMiufg at Shore Reg 1 11 GoodnQ hj WrltomT 3 C Burmese Teak** •I.M 11.1 Monmoulh Reg al Point Pleoionl 8oro rothea's of Eatontown main- and Oceanport downed Ran- by beating Ihe Celtics. 24-22. luck* 1 Alklot 1 D 1 i Middlt-'own South 01 Long Branch The Supersonics tripped the Avino 10 HJJJJ^JU 4 ( Henry Huoton at Red Bonk tained Its hold on first place ney. 52-38 IMM i J i tssr 1 t Hotly 1 ! Solomon Island Walnut '72.00 M.I Southern Reg al Torm River North Braves. 24-12 In another Moody ' I S 85." } KNOTTY CEDAR in the high school CYO bas- Red Bank Recreation Urtm i 1 10 Qcvlt* 7 game. MMFt U ketball league by downing RED BANK - The Knicks Ion tor 0 D Si Vl Butcher Block wlnless St. Anthony's of Red maintained a one game edge TotoH 3e 4 7* Totoli nn M PANELING George Hall took scoring V II n Total! Shore Keg 10 II » Bank, 63-42 yesterday in the 7th and 8th grade divi- . n M II -7» Rosewood •• honors for the Knicks with 12 41 a Keorsoutg It '14 lOt.OO 4».t Princeton ot Brown II -SI 1 High scorer for St. Do- sion of (he Red Bank Parks points. Paul Sims and Tracy I « 6" e •Hardwood venee* ed M Tongue 1 C >eyi Inlilbel rothea's (9-2) was John Ap- and Recreation Boys Basket- • i.munied Woodgri Rurmon Foir Haven al Shore Reg Simmons shared the honors Groove linlih on Tomt fliwf Northat SI Joieph I plegate with It points. Wall ball League by beating the for the Supersonics with eight 19 Christian Brothers Academy ol Oceor T«p O'Neill added 16 points Tom Nets. 32-31. In another game points apiece. Morgan paced St. Anthony's the Supersonics gol by the wmfliM WANTED: • ttonmouth Rea. at Monalopon (0-8) with 11 points 76ers. 2216. The Warriors and Nets both Shore Reg ot Red Bank triumphed in the 3rd and 4th MARINE l Rorlton ol Ocean Twp. Monmoulh Intermediate Greg Atkinson was high HUHOOAHT, T1U. O«K nMMAHIMl PLYWOOD Wall at Wlddletown North scorer for the Knicks with 14 grade division. The Warriurs CM* 4 Carry - Alt lelet Fkiei we itMm the Rhftit M Limn ctMittm**, Red Bank Catholic ot SI Johnvlonney Deal remained undefeated TENNIS INSTRUCTORS KeontfKrrgat Mrmcnejle' Two In the Monmoulh .Inter- points. The Nets were led by got by the Celtics , 8-2 while Southern Reg at Jockton ROUTE 34 Torm Rl«f North al Cenlrol Reg mediate Basketball League Yogi Bacon's 13 points. the Nets slammed the 76ers, 1139 OCEAN AVE. St Jowph'l ot Chritllon Brother* Aca 12-3. WALL TOWNSHIP |BrM with a 60-41 victory over Parrish Portae spearheaded CALL 741-8992 SEA BRIGHT Marlboro ot Freehold T wp 449-3355 Point Plemont Boro ot Holmdel Oceanport. the Supersonics attack with Jim Dudley scored all the let. Lakewoodal Ho*ell 842-3355 OerMo IctMcrjkey In other games West Long eight points Warriors points while Ron JERSEY COAST SPORTS CLUB •iMNK*)M>. tin HI Branch lopped the Ranney In Ihe 5th and sixth grade Powell had 10 of Ihe Nets School. 65-20. Little Silver division the Knicks picked up points. aOTM ITOtSOPeKHONMr aHIPAT mtlTlUiWCM. Philly tennis team SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1977 Tilt Drily RttffelU 23 a stranger to city Old guns never die PHILADELPHIA (AP) - and the United States to reflect Fla , M, M, M Thursday to The new Philadelphia franchise on the team's tennis matches. advance into the quarterfinals As we return to the Ice Age it is now appar- nounced a new. special limited edition lever ac- In World Team Tennis, con- "What we do this summer of a 1100,000 women's profes- ent that we have passed bank/through the 20th tion rifle called the "Fargo & Co Com- sisting o( an all-Soviet squad, will help relations between the sional tennis tournament here Century and are now retreating into the 19th memorative Carbine " won't be spending much ol IU two countries," said Metreveli, How else can we explain antique automo- It was brought out in honor of the 125th an- Miss Shaw Joined Dianne playing time In the city. in Dayton, Ohio, for a Grand biles, bow and arrow hunting, muzzle loading niversary of the Wells Fargo & Co . which as Fromholtz of Australia and Only (our matches have been Prix of Tennis tourney black powder rifles, frontier beards, long-flow- any schoolboy knows ran stagecoaches across Olga Morozova of the Soviet promised at the Spectrum with ing hair and wood-burning stoves? HENRY the West Miss Morozova, speaking Union, who moved into the the rest of the 22 home games Litest preof that the Ice Age man cometh The stagecoach rider was always armed from Seattle where she is play- quarterfinals with victories slated (or additional sites, it back is the 1(77 catalog of the Martin Firearms with a shotgun, when he wasn't armed with a ing in a women's pro circuit earlier in the day. wu announced Thursday. tournament, said she never has Co. which arrived on my desk this week Sec- SCHAEFER lever action rifle, and while he could usually Tht WTT agreement with the experienced problems playing Miss Fromholtz defeated Re- ond of the rifles featured In full color In Its hold his own under a volley of Indian arrows he Soviets is lor one year and in- in this country and doesn't (ore- nata Tomanova of Czech- glossy pages Is "Martin's re-creation of the was never a match for the sixguns of the bad cludes two matches in Atlantic see any (or the Soviet team. oslovakia t-1. 6-0, and Miss original 1899 45/70 repeater." guys, not In the movies anyhow iHIMtllllllMIIIIIIIIIMMMIIIIIIMIHMllHIIIIIMIIII City, N.J. More than S5 other Rtrawlak pressed Morozova defeated Cynthia This caliber lever-action rifle was adopted In announcing the commemorative rifle. cities have reportedly ex- DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - All of Doerner of Fresno, Calif., W, by the U.S. Army more than 100 years ago. and Winchester's William F. Steck said: "The limit- pressed Interest In hosting the the remaining seeds in theN. long before the advent of smokeless powder. Buffalo Bill Cody. I also have a hunch that ed edition firearm is designed to salute the squad The old Army rifle fired a 500-gram lead bullet some will load with black instead of smokeless people of Wells Fargo and the significant part fourth annual Dayton Pro Ten- SavlaM wl»s Team officials said the three propelled by 70 grains of black powder. powder. they played in developing the western fron- nis Classic remained in con- NORTH L1TTLEROCK, Ark men and three women on the Black powder is much more fun to shoot It tier." tention Thursday after a dis- (AT) - Unseeded Dick Saviano The bullet Is more than two-and-a-half squad, including Alex Metrevell makes so much smoke the rifleman feels he has Fewer than 20.000 will be manufactured, all astrous opening day in which of Los Altos Hills, Calif. de- times the weight of all modem military and and Olga Morozova—two of the accomplished something even if the target Is in 30/30 caliber This Is another very old caliber five of the top-ranked players feated fourth-seeded Jim Dela- most sporting rifle bullets in use. While 45/70 top-ranked players In the more frightened than shot at Black powder which Winchester first brought out for the Mod- were eliminated. But sixth- ney of Potomac, Md., 5-7,74, «• rifles have not bee produced for many years, world—probably won't have a adds the aura of mystery to marksmanship el 1894 lever actrion seeded Jeff Borowlak was hard- 3 Thursday in a second-round Winchester and Remington have continued to home court advantage wher- You have to wait for the smoke to clear to de- pressed to stay alive. mn's singles match of a ISO,- manufacture some cartridges because there are Fishing Cllalc ever they play. termine if the moose is still standing iiorowiak, of Tlburron. Calif., 000 Arkansas tennis classic at still some of the relic rifles around The New Jersey Fisherman magazine of "In some locations, I'm sure moved Into the quarterfinals Burns Park. Because of the strange things that have High velocity is out of the question with the Fort Lee is planning a senes of fishing clinics people will turn out to see them but only after a twodhour 1-6,7- been going on I believe that this re-creation of old cannon. Remington claims that Its 405-grain to be held in conjunction with the 24th annual lose," said Pennsylvania Key- (, 7-5 victory over Roger Taylor Saviano will meet Colin Dili the old soft coal burner will sell well In Iheir bullet load has a muzzle velocity of 1.300 feet Jersey Coast Boat Show at Convention Hall. As- stones President JimJorgensen of Britain. ley of Australia Friday. retreat into the past people are forsaking per second This approximates the speed of a bury Park. Feb. 19-24 at a press conference announc- smokeless powder, small caliber jacketed high shotgun slug and is only half that of a typical Staff members and writers for The Fish- Second-seeded Buster Mot- Saviano said he slowed his ing formation of the team. tram of Britain experienced speed bullets, and other things associated with jacketed bullet from a high power smokeless erman will conduct the clinics, but some show Although all of the players game wn after dropping the the 20th Century. powder rifle exhibitors with expertise in boats, marine elec- less trouble In eliminating fel- first set and "1 played a good were out of town, Metreveli and Take the case of the Monmouth County Since no type of heavy bullet can be driven tronics and other fields will be called on for low countryman John Seaver J- intelligent game." Miss Morozova, speaking via 2, M. Rifle and Pistol Club which has its range in very fast in the 45/70. it appears to me thai special programs. telephone hookups, said they Seventh-seeded Alex Metre T»arnr y on TV Wall Township. There Is huge interest in black most shooters will use lead-alloy hand-cast Scheduled to take part in the first clinic at anticipated no problems play- velli, the No 1 Russian player, WASHINGTON (AP) - The powder rifle shooting and little interest in the slugs. It will be easy to duplicate the old Army 1 p in Saturday. Feb 19 will be editor Pele ing In the United States also had little difficulty as he Federal Communications Com- high-power rifle program The club has been load, which fired a lead bullet A hollow-point Barrett, advertising manager Nick Cicero, and Metreveli, at 32 an eight-time ousted Trey Waltke of si Louis mission voted 6-0 Thursday to having difficulty finding a captain for the high lead bullet of 45 caliber and weighing 400-500 manufacturer Vic Galgano The general topic Soviet national champion, said KM grant a waiver of Its rules to power squad grains has to be devastating. will be trolling for slriped bass and bluefish Wire line and down rigger trolling will be ex- he's looking forward to playing Skaw tops OverUa permit the finals of a women's Without doubt most of the people who will Also delving back to the bad old days of the plained with discussions on tube lures, umbrella In many US cities. He said he SEATTLE (AP) - Kristien professional tennis tournament buy 45/70 rifles will rely on handloading and cowboys and the Indians is the Winchester- ngs. plugs, bucktails and bunker spoons. doesn't expect political differ- Shaw of New York outlasted in New York next month to be will cast their own lead bullets as in the days of Western Division of Olin Corp. which has an- ences between the Soviet Union Wendy Overton of Boca Raton, shown on pay cable television Spring sports set sign-ups LINCROFT - Registration The minor league baseball tend the meeting. The topic of and women's doubles tourna- for i .inn nit Little League and teams will be composed of discussion will be the addition ment al the New Shrewsbury Senior League baseball will youngsters from ages 8-12. of new teams to the league. Racquet Club. take place (rom 11 a.m.-3 The Little League will be The opening rounds will be- p.m. on the next three Satur- made up of youngsters from River Plaza gin on Feb. 12 al 8 p.m. and days at the Lincroft Field ages 10-12 Babe Ruth players the finals are scheduled for House off of Newman Springs will be from ages 13-15 The MIDDLETOWN - River Sunday afternoon. Road girls Softball league will be Plaza Boys Club registration Deadline for entries is Feb Youngsters from ages 8-10 made up of youngsters from for baseball and girls Softball 9 Players will be assessed an are eligible for the little grades J-8 programs will take place on entrance fee and they should league while youngsters from All children must have a the next two Saturdays from bring their own tennis balls 13-15 will play in the senior birth certificate and be ac- 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Planned for the men's event league Youngsters must also companied by a parent or Registration will lake place is a 32-team draw, while a 16 live in the Lincroft, Oak Hill guardian at the Nulswamp Park field- team draw is set for the nr Holmdel area. house. The program Is open ladies. West LOIR Braack Trl B»ro Leagae to boys ages 8-16 and girls There will be consolation ages»ill rounds In both events WEST LONG BRANCH - KEANSBURG - There will For further information MUdletowa Tenils The West Long Branch Sports be a meeting of the Trl-Boro contact either Linda More- Association will hold registra- Softball League at 7:30 p m .land. 132 Apple Bloosom TINTON FALLS - The tion for spring sports from 10 on Monday at the Ideal Bar Lane. Middletown. or Merrill Mlddletown Tennis Associ- am to noon Feb. 21 at Frank on Port Monmouth Road. Isenman. 79 Stavola Road. ation will sponsor a men's Antonldles School. Anyone Interested may at- Mlddletown. 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Ptti And Uvastocfc lOI.Aportnvwti SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1977 tORIE - TMaytir-eld rMliterM Nubbin TheDtflyRegfcler 27 s ot holler. it>iIf i|* rjomi. O» OK month. Including hm ' Otit offer SU 131. Homes For SOU 131. House* For Sole ill. Houses For Sole 'D »»N« .O.ri*,, oborim.,.. MONMOUTH BEACH — four btd PRIVACY PLUS- Transit! red Owner WISH unei - MM. MWH tiaullli.1 gum ono. Ihi.t lorg. room Colonial, dining room, living offt» i Mils immaculate young home -rat 10 (XM komt. AllKllonoU. good room., ono bodroom. aoVwity ond ril roam, family room Two-cor oaraot Featuring living room, flirting room «»«• rioulrod Adulhprdorrod. 741 Trevdtot undtr conitructlon. buy dl •lichen, pontled family room, (our rtO from buildtr Coll 6?l MU or M bedrooms, three bottts. l«vo-car go WATER VIEW _ rant Screened patio overlooking iorgt MEOIENCE THAININO - ».<1 be BED lANK4.UXUiV BuiLDtNG - tm m.+oo ^__^^^ prlvast yard No traffic street Hurt. lw F«to S, •enrahore Com Cwiooklng Uovnlnt Kl.t Must"b< Sten^79,900 Priced beneath market ot tli.MO French Monsord CMonMf PROFESSIONAL DOC CHOOMIN 4W room. fwutlh CENTURV II. McGOWAN RYAN •n secluded natural set In* LWMt In OK» B, H TMi lovtly compact five btdroom. I': both homt with living room, full '/H00 tlna wrth maitstlc view tune tocftti >«n ChaMwt LMMM of N V ikyllfit Five dining room, targe trtlcltncy kUchtn REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE »"> £*MK - Thtt^room oporlm.nl. with uibumif ttovt ond roll»trit, bedrooms. J'i batns. dtn Liu and buy with a member or Mon «Hh llrtplact. huge. bttoktatl loom, Igrat tqmlly room or. m«yfh County'i largest really group N. BICVCIM/ ifh ht~ opening on terract Ctn Mini/Motor Blfcts RUMSON AREA - Send for Homes furntihed. tollable lor ont or two REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE •'al at( piu* club house IICVCLi - LtfM welahl Uolot. Mutti Noptti No phone call* ft For Living" orocnurt. picv aescrlp lactlltlts ond tennis >•, French motftl. Ui. valued 01 HtftMrt it. JOHN F. Hans, prices on available homes AP court So many eilres In iMoonlliJullO PLEBROOK REALTORS. Ml Avt this brand new home !"•£_ •*M»t - Two furnfthtd roomi i*n Rivers. Rumson. IClJWkV Plenty ot storagt HI RIKE-MOPED Utilltln Included lit Brldot u oj eebed HUM ML **U ANDERSON l O short walk lo ev RED IANK - Tmbttfroonu. tfupl.i 101 Commercial 131. Homes For Sole 131, Houses For Sole 131. House* For Sale AGENCY.REALTORS Il t llvlno room, dining roam, ilithin AM Rlvtr Rd Fair Haven ttached Sun put w o both Ho p«h MI-1UJ Rentals HANDYMAN'S DELIGHT - Miodlt oarage, basement, A. FRED POLL HOUSE town Three btdroomt. UKIOO lot HOLMDEL 741-4477 ____ basement, now vocanl. See 'I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ModtfA 1 today U300U3.000 CCENTURY II. CO RED RANK 31 RIVERSIDE AVI ir> Sirnlhmore with Tour Vrdroa Heat, enter lor aluminum ildlna. great Eiponard Cape Cod Ecel NEED TWO CARS - Not here' This IENS. fieol off.ct utaur, Mull, with rvctpllon fomily room, cnarmln mvetrmeni ii;.000 STARK AGENCY, ttnlla' tar profeulonal or mothrr wtll maintained Colonial Is iuit two fi !t\ HU Multiple list H.Spwtt Equipment orto, corrw buildtno. htot ond t MONMOUTH BEACH SI S 0 SHORE LANDS AREA New Pillow Pet n s 0 Unusual home wrth many special features-Central an 26.235 Vermont marble fireplace, porches-screened and ja HOLMDEl 0 tousied and open Beautifully landscaped 100x150 lot Try the large economy size) 26.235 Old charm Home completely renovated during last First offering! This place is LARGE ten years Vacant and available Asking $58,950 big/and big in value It has 5 CORNER PROPERTY 0846 bedrooms. 2tt baths, formal Beautifully decorated (our- Irving room and dining room, , 'HI ht*tuf{iuhj,via[i**Dvietci THAT i countti co** v TH.I bedroom bi-level on large Add real personality to a Bt.oni HA| |(| >. r-ueutMlO •*« IOC«1 Nf *>!»*»•* Of aiNttlAlCMCU- " HICKBY AQINCY den, full basement, rec LATrOM IHAVI ACCerOffHia ruroni »NO rucoMOt DOCUUIMTMO H.1 corner property. Living room with this wide-eyed 37 Beach Rd., Monmouth Beach room Only 3 years young in room, dining room, eai-m coMtmta mav MM OHM PM rvtuic acautarr *t Boro 111 11. Holmdel's nicest location. owl. 222-4087 kitchen with all appliances 480 Hro»p«ct Av«, Little Sllv»r. N.J. Near Parkway exit 1 75 included, and central sir. WHO-O-O'S the most fun acres o! beautiful properly Sliding glass doors in family to embroider? Why, this $139,000 Call Foulks-Pre- room open to lovely patio unique owl pillow-pet, of JSO Otur PuNk Nottcts M OttMT PuHtc NoHOH ston Agency. 671-9494 for See ii todayl $59,900 courteous service course. Pattern 713: trans- • •POUT OF CONDITION Coniolidoiing ctomtttk tubildlarlii ol tht fer about 19%"; color chart Unlltd Jtrttv Bonk MM StaU, N.A. 0I( HolltHuml TowmhlTownihlp IIin Iftt ttolt of Ntw JtfMy, 01 tht CNHI ol builntti 0*1 D» and easy-to-follow direc- ttmbtr 31, IV7*. putollihtd In rtipontt lo coll mod* by Comptrtllir of *• Currtncy. un*tr tltlt 11, unltto Itotti MIDDLETOWN JOHN F. tions. Notlonol Igfiri ftanlan Number 1 Bicentennial Colonial lo- ANDERSON Unlt.d J.n.T tonk Mid jut,. V.k. cated m a most convenient Send $1.25 for each pat- BALANCE SHEET HIM cwx wax. > °«c«t«r 31. 197t and desirable area 3 large AGENCY bedrooms. 2 lull baths, huge M* Him II, M. K.*., tern. Add 35c for each pat- SliMnwu of modern country kitchen with 7414477 tern for first-class airmail beamed ceiling, self-clean- and handling. Send to: Cun ftnd duo I'om btmti Sunday, hb. *lh, 12-4 ing oven, butlt-in dish- Laura Wheeler, Needle- Inspect this handsome new washer living room, magnifi- OMiaaaiinnlinmuS Oevl agencmMcom Colonial In a lovely wooded cent formal dining room with craft Dept. 61, Red Bank Otsagaaona ol Sletee and poaacal eUxtweioni selling, on Lewis Poinl Rd in original woodwork, lull base- Register, Box 161, Old Fair Haven Follow signs liom ment Only $4 1,900 Call Chelsea Sta., New York, FMM KM»V< IBC* nl ootpO'tH corner ol River Rd and Mance Foulks-Preston Agency. LIVE ON THE NY 10011. Print Name, Tiadng afiooum aacurlM 671-9494 lor courteous ser- SHREWSBURY RIVER Address, Zip, Pattern IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Open bay, view for miles. Number. Loana. Total (excluding unearned income) Move right into this immaculate deep water private dock, NEW! 200 designs to Urn. neaarve lor poaeMe loari loaaaa home with a brighl new kitchen, three lovely (his home has charm. Large Loana. real bedrooms, 2H big baths, large paneled lami- Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2 knit, crochet, quilt, sew, Direct leaae financing ly room, beaulilul lireplace plus numerous ULKSIRESTON baths, large glass den and plus 3 FREE inside NEW Bank premaei, KjrrMure and tilurea. and other a other extras In prestigious Oak Hill Only AGENCY sun deck Great house lor 1977 NEEDLECRAFT Real eetete owmao other man Dank j> the boatsman, $74,000. CATALOG. Send 75c. IrwaatrtiaratiniiociMieoMalaOlUiaiaaneeanaaiaTOatedCQwipa^aa RUMSON VICTORIAN Cuatomen' HabMty to «M bank on aocaptancei ouwencwig REALTOR Otheraaeete rumson realty $44,900 _ TOTAl ASSETS 2 WOODLAND DR. This home is loaded with For Dress Devotees ' Oenwtd dtpoiiti ol MNtimtt BflMApi indcorpi MIDDLETOWN charm, very largo living Printed Pattern Time and aawnge depdeita of indMdwakj. room, 17' formal dining pnnanpa, and corpe 671-9494 room. eat-In kitchen, glass Depoeiti d Unrted Slatet Governmenl garden room, 3 bedrooms, McceltaolSluaaeridrxiHcaliuodNieione Member MLS quiet side street Great for Oapoena of loragn govu md orkew Miiinutiona antique lovers Great buy! Depoertaotcomrnaroalbei*. $44,900 Canaad end ortcen check. It's so nice being in a TOTAt 00ME8TIC 0CFOUTS WE'RE DOWN TO CENTURY 21 dress - the "all together" Tow demand dement | U . 6/6 PAUL BRAGAR feel of buttoned bodice Total Me and aavtnga dapoan .1 )).Wi~| A PRECIOUS FEW Tow oapoau In loraign ofMta . above a skirt that swings TOTAL OCPCWTS M OOMEBTIC AW FOREON Of f C£l 747-0221 softly around your legs. You Fadaral tune* puMiaaad and eeojtajae aokj owe it to yourself! under agreemanu to rapurcnaae 2-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES UaWaae lor borrooad monay Printed Pattern 9285: •anrajm COUNTRY KITCHEN Misses' Sizes 8,10, 12,14, IS, Mt>(0>loraaoxjn
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