M tea Bight lo Ufe hat atti was* brie the ageacy'i (H,7M community edaeitka nro- —itt Cswft Uaatad Way acocy, wttli the coaM—d ParsMhosd'i abortion coa ig otrvke, Ms plinned grsm, accordhaj to Maitae Brtwa. i that the famUy plaining srganlaUoti use United Gea. Fryereutn, of Locust, It director of commute* abortion clinic, and iU «i education program risawd Piraathooa It OM S/ U agssdei tUtod to fat t *•>fcrttlor ft* commtiilty education profram osly. UOM, public education, appeals aw) fmdiag for CalkoHc "We are tpnnoji lo Planned Parenthood getting any AareofUalledWay funds tail year United Way hopes to "I wmU csrtalsly believe Plained Parenthood will be BeKef Services, tke overset! aid and development afesry part of the take," John T. Hemhauer of Leonardo, county raise W.HI hcfore its current fusd drive winds down is Right to Ule prasHswt, laid of United Way'» attribution of nad-Ftansry «Mtf wriawdtt," Ma) Qta. Paul A Feyerttoei (USA of Ike Untted Stain Catholic Conference 1 »«t), Uaitod Way president, laid yesterday. i County Right to Ule Commute* hat fund* Mr. Hemhtuter wai quoted In yesterday ! Daily Right to Life prtstsre reportedly forced the outer of "0»r amagrmeut wti Planned Pareathood ttipulales Maatl to withhold donations from Puuasd Parssthood from the United Way In Gary, ladl Art dw OMMjv «ia b* wa4 lor cMBnuuKy •danUM That United Way union that fund raiting i Hawed Parenthood got fljm of the t4M,IM the county ass. one of Ihe does naUoaaJly whan Bight Is Ufe hat •OpuaUoa It a Uct of Ule, It's written into our agreement Planed Parenthood at a member agency. beeacamssigais* actively • The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 169 SHREWSBURY, N.J. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11,1979 15 CENTS Brookdale group gets back safely Students escape Jamaican civil disorders •y JOAN KAHN Late yesterday afternoon trip, were able to get through stranded tourists in a hotel, Yamello, who spoke to Detec- LINCROFT- Twenty wv Jamaican Ambassador Alfred the lines of demonstrators and free of charge until they were tive Hellmers Tuesday after- en vacationers arrived here Rattray told the Daily register reach the airport to take the abie to leave the country to- noon when the officer called late last night from a that affairs were back to nor- Air Jamaica plane as ori- day from to notify him about the Brookdale Community College mal on the island, with traffic ginally scheduled Among the returnees were delay sponsored trip to Jamaica, 24 moving freely and planes leav- The 27 vacationers, among two West Long branch police " He's upset because he hours after civil disorders pre- ing on schedule. hundreds of tourists whose officers who were expected can't get back," said Capt vented the group from leaving Demonstrations on Tues- trips were held up by the dis back at their posts yesterday, Yamello, who noted that De the tropical island on schedule day, the day the Brookdale orders, wen- all staying at a but instead had to notify their tectlve Helmers said the group Parents and relatives of the tour group was slated to return luxury campground," Straw- superior officers of the change was being housed in a very stranded tourists, many of to the United Slates, blocked berry Fields," The 16 who re In plans. elaborate hotel, with all the whom were Brookdtle College the road to Sandster Inlerna turned on schedule were Detective Joseph Hellmers, other guests in suits and ties, students, were notified Tues- tional Airport, preventing the billeted at the "Seascape Vil- his wife, and two children, and while the Brookdale group, day by college officials of the 27 tourists and others from lage," lownhouse accommoda- Patrolman Frank Magglo fresh from their weeklong delay and were at the college gaining access to the airport tions were stranded on the island, camping experience, were at- to meet the returning vaca- 'Sixteen others in the group Meanwhile, thp Jamaican according to West Long tired In casual garb. that paid 1285 for the eight-day Tourist Board put up the Branch Captain Ralph Set Brookdale, sage I Countians give views of trouble •y MARK MAGYAR different story WAITING FOR A PLANE - Brookdale Community College students sun LINCROFT - Twentysev Gunmen attacked a police themselves, on the concrete sidewalk of Sandster International Airport, en Brookdale Community Col station at Kingston's National waiting for a flight to take them out of riot-torn Jamaica. Brookdale student lege students arose before Stadium late yesterday, killing William Osborne took this photo, but when he tried to take pictures of the dawn yeaterday morning and a policeman and a home barricades in the roads, Jamaican police threatened to confiscate his film. sped through the Jamaica guardsman and wounding a darkness to reach the island's third officer, the Associated only airport before machete Press reported Demonstrat- carrying demonstrators re- ors roamed through the city, turned to barricade the roads and a woman was struck and Ordinance offered for another day of protests killed by a city bus driven by an "unauthorized person " The students waited around the chaotic airport for more Ml. Tlce and other than II hours before catching a Brookdale students described flight back to the United a Jamaica united in protest for administrator over the latest round of Stales, where a bus returned WILLIAM OSBORNE, DONNA TICE. Port ED SCHISSEL, Hoilet: By DAVID TURNER one of the goals of his adminis- Uahed In the boroughs general them to Brookdale al II p m , gasoline pnee increases and Edit Keonsburg "If WO Monmouth: "I stood "I don't blame the peo- expressed admiration for the tration, said that It was "no big salary ordinance one day late, but relieved to be triad to go through the there petrified with my ple. It's a poor country RED BANK - In a vote deal" lo introduce the or- Mr. Hintelmann described Jamaican people's refusal to mouth hanging open out of the riot-torn Island para lint, they wouid've killed and they can't afford that split along party lines, the dinance. He noted that the post the proposal at a "a very Im- take the price increases when we got to the bar- disc at all us. No doubt about that!" Increase. If they In- Borough Council last night would not be created until af- without a fight ricades and saw all those portant ordinance," and said creased gas to $3.00 a look the first step toward ter the council votes on for- that he would like to know "They're supposed lo be a borne. 24. of But Kcansburg machetes." gallon here, I'd park my creating a new post of borough mally adopting the ordinance more about tow much the Ptiolot by Carl Foriao backward people, but they "That's all people talked about car in the middle of the administrator after a public hearing set for borough would be spending on banded together and shut the whole time we were there ing by van and car on the 90 road too." The two Democratic coun- Jan. 24. the new administrator "I stood there petrified with down the country.' Ms Tice "Then on Monday the riot- mile trip" to Sandster Interna- oilmen attempted to table the The Democrats did not say Mayor Arnone urged the my mouth hanging open when pointed out "Americans ing started in Kingston," he tional Airport, near Montego they changed their minds and introduction of an ordinance if they would support or oppose council to adopt the proposal we got to the barricades Tues grumbled, but they waited in said Bay blocked the third car," he said establishing the new job, but the new job, when it comes up quickly, noting that there has day and saw all those line foui* or five hours to buy Jamaican authorities said The 16 students at Seascape "Those five students even- their motion was voted down fora final vote not been a regular borough machetes," said Donna Tire. gas." two persons were killed Mon Villas were closer, and they tually got to the airport by way by the Republican majority in Under the proposed or- clerk siqce the resignation late B, of Port Monmouth "We'd Forty-three Brookdale stu- day when riots broke out fol- hit the barricades before we of back roads, and all 16 got a 3 to 2 vote. The ordinance dinance, the administrator last year of Martin McCue. He heard the demonstrations dents arrived in Jamaica last lowing the government's an- did." Mr Osbome said "The back safely Tuesday night " was then formally introduced would be "the chief executive said the borough's office staff were confined to Kingston, but Tuesday for eight days of cam- nouncement that the price ol students told the demonstrat- The second contingent of 27 by an identidcal vote. officer" of the borough, with has been operating "short- they were all over the Island " ping, swimming and sightsee- gasoline would go up from ors that petitioning Is the Brookdale students got only 40 Councilmen Robert Marks responsibilities in matters of handed" recently. Jamaican Ambassador ing II W a gaUon to (2 N American way ot protesting, miles before they hit the and Thomas Hintelmann. both personnel, purchasing, federal In other business, the coun- Alfred Rattray told the Daily "Soon after we got there, The Brookdale students. 16 and made up a petition, which blockades. Democrats, said that they had and state grants, and other cil unanimously appointed Register yesterday that affairs rumors began spreading in the of whom were slaying in they all signed, supporting the "The road was filled with not had enough time to study areas. state Assemblyman William F. were back to normal on the newspapers and by word-of- lownhouse accommodations at strike trucks and cars, and people the ordinance before the meet- Mayor Arnone has said that Dowd, R-Monmouth and Island with traffic moving mouth that gasoline would be "Seascape Villas" and 27 at "The protestors. let two milling around "It seemed like Ing the new post may be combined Ocean, as attorney to the freely going to 1320 in Jamaican the "Strawberry Fields ' carloads with 11 students In- everybody had a razor-sharp "I just got this IS to 20 with the now-vacant borough borough's Sub-Standard Hous- dollars." said William Os campsite, left Tuesday morn side go through after that, then Sec Couuaai, page 1 But Kingston police told a minutes ago," Mr Marks said clerk's job ing Committee, and to the "This is a very important The salary of the adminls- borough's Rent Levelling thing, and I'd like to have the trator, who would be a full- Board, Calls data against smoking overwhelming opportunity to study this a bit time employee, will be estab- See Onlhusce, sage J more." Councilman George Ward, WASHINGTON (AP) - smoking Is even more danger-' chronic diseases new research and contained no United Stales "Warning: The a Republican, noted that or- The surgeon general says he ous — indeed, far more dan Commenting before Ihe re startling new conclusions. Its Surgeon General lias De- dinances scheduled for in- hat "overwhelming" evidence gerous — than was supposed In port was released, the Tobac thrust is that the volume of termined That Cigarette sriiiik troduction have not usually The Inside Story that smoking causes death and 1M4," said HEW Secretary co Institute predicted II would research carried out since the ing Is Dangerous to Your been distributed to councilmen disease What he doesn't have Joseph A CalilanoJr THE WEATHER be "more rehash than re- initial surgeon general's report Health." ' until just before meetings. Is a way to help people stop "It Is hoped that In another search" and Issued Its own 1SH IS years ago makes all the Unlike the initial report, the Mr. Marks asserted that a* Partly ctoedyLttday with klght Is upper Mi. Cthl Thoae were among the con- IS years we will not have to page report saying the "preoc- more certain the conclusion main findings in the new study motion to table, along with a Uslght. Chiice •( tasw tsmtrrtw. Ctaplete weath- clusions In a l,!«*-page report sty, 'We still don't know what cupation with smoking may be thai smoking contributes to generally have been reported second, is sufficient to table an er reptn page 1 issued today by Surgeon Gen- works!'" in helping people both unfounded and dangerous cancer, heart disease, separately as the research ordinance But William G eral Julius Richmond in a "re- stop smoking, said Richmond ... because evidence on many bronchitis, emphysema and, which led to them was com- Bassler, the borough attorney, PLaaU dectrate a rtssi U view and reappraisal" of re- Califano contended the re- critical points is conflicting other ills pleted. Much of the material overruled the councilman's as- Dt, Jsyce Brsthen 14 search accumulated over the port "demolishes" claims by (and it) diverts attention from That first report created a incorporated in the new report sertion. NFL't top tffeatlve player II past IS years. cigarette manufacturers that other suspected hazards ' furor and led to the now-fa- was contained In 10 earlier re- Mayor Michael J Arnone, there is no proven link between "This document reveals, The new surgeon general's mous warning printed on each ports to Congress, the most who has stated that the hiring DAILY REGISTER smoking and cancer and with dramatic clarity, that report is based on no specific pack of cigarettes sold in the recent one last fall of a borough administrator is Bridge Advice... 14 PHONE NUMBERS •so Baat>eu 11 Mala Office MI-MM CtaMtfled. v,w, H-M TtU Free I7I-N00 Cmlei 14 Ttfl Free :..:WMlt» Smoking report conclusions in brief EdIUrlaU • Classified Depl M] I7M Eatertalameat tt,K Clmlatlea Depl 542-4MI WASHINGTON (AP) - Here is a summary of con- —Cigarette smoking is causally related to lung cancer mothers may have deficiencies in physical growth and Here's U Health.., It SpartaDept M1-4M4 clusions from the surgeon general's report on smoking and in women and men Long cancer may surpass breast mental and emotional development: Lifestyle 12-14 NMdleUwi Btrtat «71 Kit health cancer in a decade as the leading cause of cancer deaths -Children whose parents smoke "are more likely to Make A Dale M FreehsW Bareai Ul 2112 -The overall death rtte for current cigarette smokers among women. have bronchitis and pneumonia during the first year of OUUarlei 4 Lsag Braaeh Bsreaa ..IB-Mil Is 71 percent higher than for nonsmokers. It increases with —Smoking Is a causal factor in cancers of the larynx, Ufe." Start W-I1.M Stalehsne Bareai MMtllUI the amount smoked, but ten to IS years after they quit, the mouth and esophagus. Epidemlological studies have shown —Little is known about why the smoking habit "Is so ex-smokers' death rate is about the same as nonsmokers' a "significant association" between cigarettes and bladder widespread and difficult to break." Prcnast, ar Think YM Are? Try It -Cigar and pipe smokers have "slightly higher" mor- cancer. Cigarettes also are associated with kidney cancer —Although some youngsters experiment with smoking Ca^BIRTHRIGHTU , 747-MU. For Extra Business run a tality rales than nonnmoktri, but "substantially lower" in men but not women In grade school, very few are "addicted" to cigarettes by Front Page Reader for Fast than cigarette smokers. —Cigarettes are "significantly associated" with peptic toe end of ninth grade. High school is the critical place for Results. CaU S42-4000,8 30-5:00 ulcer disease and increase a person's risk of dying from It. their smoking decisions. The Web p.m., Mon. through Fri. -For low tar tnd nicotine cigarette smokers (less than Lower level lounge, "Tumbl- 17.1 mg. tar and 1.1 mg. nicotine) Ihe. death rate is SO —"Workplace chemicals may^ transformed into more —Too many smoklng-educatlon programs try to scare ing Dice," Thurs and Sat. efciHI fattttif Sale percent above nonsmokers harmful agents by smoking." "present-oriented" youngsters with threats of serious dis- 2»%S0% reductions Final -"Coronary heart disease Is the chief contributor to the —Babies born lo mothers who smoked during pregnan- eases they face years In the future. days. More To The Point, 814 excess mortality among cigarette smokers," followed by , cy weigh an average of 200 grams less than those bom to —Doctors, other health professionals, coaches and pa- Factory Ctetraace Sale River Rd., Fair Hlven. tuns cancer and chronic obstructive lung disease nonsmokers. rents can have a powerful Influence on teen-age smoking; Sat., Jan. 13, 10-4 Women's and children's coats, sports- Cise gs—fcy - tyttaaterl!! -Cigarette smoking is a major factor In the risk of -Maternal smoking "increases the risk of spontaneous wear and school uniforms. At- Ttslfhl "Baby Blae" „ Free Shrimp tad Claau Tonight! Fri.Sat. first lime heart attack! and sudden death In both men and women. abortion, ol fetal death, and of neonatal death in otherwise lantic Highlands Manufac- ever, Radio City! Charlie Rob- normal Infants." , Fri. k Sat., Sam The Band. Daily 4 'till 8 with dinner. Lily. Smoking Increases the risk of heart attack tenfold In Trade Winds, 842-JM2. turing Co , Hwy X Highlands erts' Disco too! Ocean Ave., women using birth control pilli. —"Evidence^ Is growing" that children of smoking Langtry's, 721-9307 872-1M5. Long Branch SHREWSBURY, N.J THURSDAY, JANUARY 11.1979 People singer Linda RonsUdt, and The board agreed yester- "Blacks are Incensed and TYLER, Texas (AP) - actress Meryl Streep. day to drop a IIM.MO lawsuit will be for some time," said GUM Tad Arautrtag. the "T rrral I •!••! fr P one-time heir to the embat- against the singer if she per- m Boston, after a Tuesday tled Worldwide Church of forms at the 1171 fair. SELMER, Term (AP) - meeting with Kennedy. God, said he's not surprised She was to sing at the 1177 The daughter of the late Calling his failure to sup- by the dark clouds swirling fair in Hulchuuon, but said Sheriff Mteni Pisser of Truck fire extinguished Cartoonist is censured port the Senate's only black around his father's Califor- she was ill. Fair officials "Walking Tall" movie fame a "kick In the teeth," Boiling HUSTON, U (AP) - A track filled RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Republicans nia-based religious empire said they sued when they has begun taking control of said Kennedy will "have to with radioactive irridium-in ciughl fire in the Virginia legislature censured Armstrong, for years the found she had performed in her father's estate. do an awful lot to smooth the oa u intcnUte highway near thia north "Doooesbury" cartoonist Garry Trudeau golden throated voice of the Las Vegas The singer filed a Dwau Pisser Alexander waters and regain the black LMUUIU torn tait night but police said yesterday for, among other things, calling church's once powerful 1100 000 countersuit, which celebrated her 18th birthday constituency that has his- the Are wu extinguished without Incident. US Sen. John Warner "Mr Elizabeth Tay broadcasting arm, told the will be dropped under the Tuesday by signing docu- torically voted for Ken- "The fire has been extinguished and there lor." Warner Is married to the famed ac Dallas Times Herald he agreement ments accepting responsi- nedys." Is no danger," M Elton Bream, a spokes- tress. The Republicsn Caucus of the Gen- warned his father, Herbert The proceeds of the 1179 bility for the estate which man for Louisiana Stale Police at nearby eral Assembly voted without dissent to W ArmstrMg. in the IMOs appearance will be divided ••• has been involved In legal "express our outrage and indignation" between Miss Reddy, the Monroe Breaux said irridium-lt! la used to that a storm was brewing MONTGOMERY, Ala disputes since Pusser's over the cartoon strip's treatment of Vir- fair and an unspecified char- X-ray oil well pipelines He said the truck The California attorney (AP) - Gov. Getrge C. death in an automobile acci- ginUVs new GOP senator and his wife ity was westbound on Interstate M when it general placed the church in Wallace says Fob James will dent In 1(74 There are H Republicans in the 140-mem- ••• was Involved In an accident and caught fire receivership last week, and be the "finest governor" Chancellor Dewey WBK her General Assembly. In recent episodes shortly before 8 p.m. CST Huston police, a civil suit alleges the KB ASPEN, Colo (AP) - ever for Alabama — and IMtaa released to Mrs Alex- of "Doonesbury," a fictional California the Lincoln Pariah Sheriff's Department year-old patriarch of the fun Ethel Keuedy'i attorneys that's saying a lot, the outgo- ander about $75,000, but re coogresswoman a.nd her husband have and state police rushed to the scene when damenulist sect and his have won a delay in a hear- Ing governor said, because tained control of about been discussing Warner's recent election Gamer Ted AnastrMf the truck fire was reported. Authorities chief aide. Stalky H. Rider, ing on a suit filed against her "1 haven't been such a bad 1140,000 which may be used said the imdium was encased in a three to The Richmond Times-Dispatch has been have raided church assets al by a catering service that to pay taxes on the estate one myself" woman on the list released four inch thick steel container, which carrying the Doonesbury Warner-Taylor the rate of several million claims she failed to pay for a Pusser was made famous Wallace, who ends an un- yesterday who Is not an ac- would have had to melt before the irridlum strips with an editor's note saying some of dollars a year $.*>00 Christmas dinner by the 1173 movie "Walking the strips may offend some readers but precedented three terms in tress or singer Actress escaped Tm not gleeful about The hearing, scheduled Tall" m office Monday, said yester- Isabelle Adjani, who ap- that failure to print it might be considered what has hippenMl, but ' yesterday, was postponed day he wouldn't rule out a peared in the films "Driver" Plague victim recover* censorship. Sen. Wiley Mitchell said at the neitlii'i am I surprised," said until Jan 31 DENVER (AP) - The political comeback and "The Tenant," was caucus he was not blaming the newspaper the younger Armstrong, who The county court lawsuit carbon monoxide poisoning "I suppose my political selected No. 1 EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - An Oregon editors for printing the strip, but that he was ousted from (he church contends the widow of Sen death of actor Richard career is over," the crippled, "Narrowing the list to 10 hunter who contracted bubonic plague af- believed Virginia Republican legislators hierarchy during an ap Robert t, Kennedy ignored Kelt*! occurred because 58-year-old governor said, women was the hardest ter cutting nil thumb on a rabbit bone in should let Trudeau know they consider the parent power struggle lasl the bill after l.e Cuisinier, Universal Studios failed to but "I'm not going to say choice we've had in our his- Wyoming has returned to his job as a truck Warner-Taylor satire "outrageously of- year the catering service, pro property ventilate his dress- driver, the man's family said yesterday 'never, never,' because you tory," said Kabir Bedi, pres ing room, a federal agency fensive to good taste and common decen- "The IhuiRs 1 warned my vided dinner for 20 persons Wyoming officials said the case was the can paint yourself Into a cor- ident of the society whose aUeged Wednesday '. cy." father about in Hie 1960s are ••• first reported incident of human plague in 1 ner that way." 142 members are mostly suc- coming tome to roott in the BOSTON (AI ) - Mem- Kelton died Nov. 27 on their state, and one of fewer than 10 plague • •• cessful professionals late 1970s ' bers of the Massachusetts location here during filming cases involving rabbits ever reported in the ...as prices keep rising legislature's Black Caucus HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The eight other women of NBC-TV's "Centennial United Slates Wyoming health officials The International Bachelors named were actress Can series The Occupational WASHINGTON (AP) - Urban officials TOI'KKA, Kan (AP) - say Sen Edward M. Kra had refused to Identify the hunter, William Society has picked a list of dice Bergen, actress Lynda Safety and Health Adminis- and the Senate leader of the president's Helei Reddy didn't come tn •edy will have to hustle to Clevenger of Eugene, who apparently was the world's 10 most exciting Carter, actress-singer own party are giving the Carter adminis- the fair in 1*/, but she'll be regain the black support he tration said Universal failed Infected when he cut his finger on a rabbit women — and only one isn't Cheryl Ladd, actress-singer tration little encouragement on its anti- singing there in 1979, under lost when he backed Edward to provide proper ventilation a singer or actress. Mireille Mathieu, actress Ali bone while hunting near Worland, Wyo , in inflation program as prices continue to an agreement between Ihe W. Braoke'i opponent, Pail for fumes from a generator late November. Clevenger started to re- rise. The Labor Department was releasing Kansas Stale Kttir board and Tmgas, in the November Tennis star Marllaa McGraw, photographer- under Kelton's trailer- turn home, but became seriously 111 in its wholesale price report for December the singer senatorial election Navralucva was the only singer Linda McCartney, mounted dressing room Ontario, Ore., where he was hospitalized. today amid signs that food prices were The disease was diagnosed and successful- going up rapidly The Agriculture Depart- ly treated ment has reported that prices paid to farmers went up 3 percent last month, a Cancer study withheld sign wholesale food prices may accelerate also. That in turn usually means higher KITTERY, Maine (AP) - A long retail prices later on. Alfred E. Kahn, who awaited interim study on radiation-induced heads the anti-inflation program, told the cancer at the Portsmouth Navsl Shipyard Defter Housekeping Shop National Urban Coalition Wednesday thai has not been released because the scien- "the prescribed medicine for inflation is tists who did the survey say the results are restraint" by government and the public misleading Methods used to pinpoint the cause of deaths of shipyard workers were not representative, according to a federal Says jet plan 'cosmetic' INVENTORYC4f J}% ('enter for Disease Control memorandum obtained by The Associated Press. "We've WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Jacob said all along that we will either put out an JaviU, R-N.Y , says the Carter adminis- CLEARANCEtJ^lLlj! accurate, unbiased report on the potential tration decision to send a squadron of F-15 dangers or we wouldn't put out anything," jet fighters to Saudi Arabia is "obviously said Philip Bierbaum, director of the cosmetic." Javits says President Carter GE15.7cu.ft. Portsmouth investigation. "The report was could far better demonstrate the US poli- GE's FINEST! acurately done but it just didn't start to cy of respecting Middle East stability by REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER has answer anything about radiation-induced summoning Egyptian President Anwar 6-CYCLE BUILT-IN illnesses " Responding to pressure from Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Men- Jumbo 4.32 cu. ft. Freezer Section Congress, Health Secretary Joseph achem Begin to the White House and get- POTSCRUBBER III Callfano on Feb. 20, 1978, ordered the CDC ting them to sign a peace treaty. "That is to evaluate a study by a Boston physician, the real way to serve notice on all that the DISHWASHER which indicated that some shipyard work- United States is determined to attain a ers were dying from cancer at a rate stable and peaceful Middle East and that higher than the national average No defrosting ever, . we are determinedly against instability in either seclion. and adventurism In that area," Javits said Wednesday Energy-Saver Strike ordered tttopped Switch can help PITTSBURGH (AP) - A federal judge reduce cost ol ordered an end to a violent nine-week 'Dead1 whales tell no ' operation: 3-tW- strike by dissident steel haulers yesterday juslable shelves and threatened to jail the group's leaders if MULEGE, Mexico (AP) - The See-thru Crispers his order Is Ignored But the steel haulers beaching of 56 sperm whales on a remote and ad|ustable immediately appealed and said the strike Gulf of California beach - possibly the Meal-Keeper. Only will continue. U.S. District Judge Louis largest beaching recorded in the Western 30W wide, Rosenberg ordered the Pittsburgh-based Hemisphere — has marine biologists 64" high Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers to puzzled "Only the whale knows and dead notify all of Its members within 48 hours to whales tell no tales," said Hi Ray end the strike, which touched off hundreds Giunore, of the San Diego Museum ol of shootings, stonings and tire slashings in Natural History at La Jolla, Calif. The only steel country. KASH attorneys asked the larger beaching of sperm whales was in Get Our US 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals to delay New Zealand in 1V74 where 72 whales died, 6 Wash Selections including Power Scrub* the enforcement of the order That court said biology professor Peter Bryant ol Ike Cycle Energy Saver Orytng Option 3 Level was expected to meet this morning. "As University of California-Irvine.
DoufHh) Father ol James, Michael chapter o( Foresters, and the and Richard GUI- Mr* Maureen Jol, Seaside Heights Senior Mr). Gtnevltve Mulligan Brother ol William CHI. Mri EUlObeth WuOdm Citizens Club Mft Rtglno Moore and Mist Den evieve GUI Funeral from the John P She was the widow of Wil- Condon Funeral Home, 17 third Ave , liam WaUer. who died in 1955. Atlantic Hlghlondv N.J , Saturday: fl:15om_**OM ot The Resurrection at Surviving are a son, Wil- Church oTOur tody of Perpetual Help at 10 am In lieu of ttowtrs. friends are liam WaUer Jr.. here; &o allied lo donate to the Mothvny School lor Cerebral Palty children, Peopack, daughters. Mrs Evelyn Tyr- N J Visitation Thursday ond Friday. rell ol Brick Township, and Mrs Grace Huebsch of MECKIER —Chester, » years. Marlboro; two brothers. John at Sworiiei Drive. Middletown. on Jan 9.693% f. 197V. Beloved husband ot the late Campbell of Arlington, and Helen Gralewtka Devoted father ol Chester T . Mrs Thereso O'Connor. Richard Campbell. Reading. Mrs Morctlle Green, and Misi Effective January 11 through January 17 Valerie Dear Brother of Anthony. Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Jerome. Edward, Mrs Virginia Flan Graves <>( Lake Hiawatha; six nery. Mrs Sophie Dobrow, and Mrs JeMle Pepiowiki Funeral Saturday ot grandchildren, and seven • *S a.m Horn the John F Pfltacr Fu neral Home, MS Tlndoll Rd . New Man great-grandchildren Take advantage of truly high "money market" rates with While the actual return to Treasury Bill investors is higher moutti. N.J. Mass of Christian Burial The Higgins Memorial wttl be offered at SI Mary'i R C only a short-term investment! The Howard's Six-Month than the stated average discount rate, the Howard's Six- Home. Freehold, is in charge Certificate pays 1/4% above the discount rate in effect on Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery, Mid of arrangements. Month Certificate pays a full 1/4% more than the discount dletown Visiting Thursday and Friday. 1-4 onfl F-fl p m - six-month U.S. Treasury Bills at the time you open your rate compounded continuously, to give you an even higher MORTON — Edytne 5 . of ei Verna Mall* certificate, compounded continuously to give you the high- yield. Stop by any Howard office to open your Special Oranchport Ave , Long Branch, Jon 9. im, ooe 90 Funeral servlcntagjW" est rate allowed by law. $10,000 minimum deposit required. Six-Month Certificate. day, Jan II at 7 p.m. from the Floc» RED BANK - Verna Cork Cw*erol Home, 34} Broodwoy. Long . Nails, 90. of 154 South St.. died Interest rate is guaranteed and paid at maturity. Branch Friend* may call Friday 2-* ond M p m interment West Long yesterday at Monmouth Medi- Branch Cemetery. JjVesl Long Branch cal Center, Long Branch FDIC regulations require thai accounts closed prior tomaturity earn no interesi for the first three months, with interesi for NALLS —* memorial service far She had lived in Washing- Verna Cork Nolls, 90. ol IM South St. Ihe remaining period calculated at thecurrent rate being paid by the Howard on Regular Savings Accounts. Red Bonh. who died Wednesday, win ton. DC. before moving here be Mia at 1 p m on Saturday, Jon. 1] at the Red Bank United Methedlst 20 years ago. Church, R«d Bank The family request! that in lieu ol flowers, donation* may She was employed by the he mode tn the name of Verno Cork Internal Revenue Service for Najls to timer the Monmouth Day Care 4.1 • BSAVINGS BANKB more than 20 years Bank, or to the Rtd Bonk United Melh She was a member of the odlst Church The Farry Memorial Home, Asbury Pork, Is coordinating United Methodist Church, funeral arrangements here. WEGNER — Memorial ttrvlCM for Mils Mildred (. Wtoner, 69, olNew Surviving is a daughter. York City, who died Monday, will be Virginia Nails Ruzicka ol held at SI Bartholomew i Episcopal Church, Pork Ave of Slsl SI. New Tuckerton, and three grand- York C'ry, on Saturday afternoon. JWh, II, of,) p.m Interment will be at me children. Karen Luce Ruzicka. convenience of the fomlly In lieu of Stephen Reed Ruzicka and the Howard * Member FDIC flowers contributions to your local chapter or ffte American Concer Socie- Paul Laurence Ruzicka New Jersey s biggest bank with offices in Essex, Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Union, Monmouth, ty, II. Bartholomew i Episcopal The Farry Memorial Home, Cllwrcti, or the Mocolaitef Alumni As Camden and Burlington Counties MCttfen win b« appreciated The Asbury Park, is in charge of Ferry Memtvtol Home, Asbury Pork, Mtoda rorronpemenh arrangements. SHREWSBURY, N J THURSDAY, JANUARY II. 1979 The DfeMyRcgfcter 5 Middletown residents protest street name changes
block of bouse numbers in a different thousand series. caused by duplicate street names in responding to emer- three streets rather than the two necessary to eliminate By BOB tRAMLEV "The prefix would designate the fire district and gency calls and the inconvenience caused by them to the name duplication. "This is excessive and would inconve- MIDDLETOWN - Mountain Hill Hoa
Established m 1878 - Published by The Red Bank iiiHimiiiiiimiHiiiHtmiiHimtiiHiniMiMH was reconsidering its policy lew weeks ago we reported the By JACK ANDERSON frustrating experience of Pe- WASHINGTON - Drug Proposed new guidelines, he ARTHUR Z. KAMIN said, would require programs ter Hofmann of Chatham, companies are required by law N.J., who had some worth- President and Editor WASHINGTON like Roche's to meet the feder- lo include information on a while questions to address to drug's uses, risks and dosage al labeling requirements The SCENE FDA thus implicitly conceded President Carter's highly pub Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford. Associate Editor levels in every piece of pVbmo Uclzed "open administration tional material about their that there wis indeed a The credulous Hofmann product. mini Him IIIIIIIIIII "vested interest" to be dis- trustingly wrote to the presi- 6 THURSDAY JANUARY 1) 1979 The purpose of the pro- closed dent, and the White House re vision is not only to protect trol over the program But our A week after that, the FDA sponse rendered him both in- consumers, but also lo alert investigator David Zim- spokesman called again lo re credulous and exasperated busy doctors lo the fact that merman discovered that the pod that FDA Commissioner ANDERSON Presidential aide Landon Kile 'Anybody who jumps the gun gets blown away' the company has-a "vested in- "educational program" was Donald Kennedy had ordered sent Hofmann a series of non- terest " in the promotional ma distinctly weighted toward ac- his Bureau of Drugs lo review division; it grew 500 ferns and sensical form letters, each tenal it disseminates ceptance of drugs to (real the Roche - Cornell material to 150 philodendron contain, a stress — a position that would see if it violated regulations veritable mountain of green- more unresponsive than the Yesterday we reported how last Roche Laboratories, maker of indirectly encourage the Hie already in force ery to serve as backdrops for the tranquilizer Valium, got of Valium, the leader in the At a subsequent meeting of orchid displays Finally, Hofmann com- around this "labeling" require- field of bejizodiazepine Iran- drug officials, some partici- The Capitol architect's posed an exhaustive question ment when it sponsored an quilizers Of the half-dozen pants expressed concern about green-thumb artists loaned and answer "quiz" for the "educational program" on brands of benzodiazepine pills. the frequent mention of 10,470 plants of various kinds president, with "Yes" and stress that directly and in •vnly Valium was mentioned by Valium in the promotional ma lo congressional offices (only "No" columns for easy circl- directly promoted Its product name in the material promot- lenal It was decided that the 6,882 were returned), and pro- ing He fiqured the format was The way Roche did it was to ing the affair matter needed further study vided more than 1*5.000 cut simple enough for a 9-year-old hire a professional production The Kood and Drug Admin- This dizzying display of bu- flowers for official events child, or even a White House firm. Health Learning Sys istration at first accepted the reaucrats indecision might The capital's plumbers and aide No reply at all thai time terns, to develop and run the claim that Roche had no well leave Roche, Health their friends were also busy In In desperation. Hofmann program. The company's role "vested interest ' in the pro learning Systems. Cornell and the Raybum House Office wrote lo us detailing the alter was further obscured when gram or its promotional mate- the public wondering, "Who's Building alone. 130 wash nate runaround and brushoff Cornell University Medical rial onfirsf " basins, 329 sinks and 435 toilets he had gotten from President College agreed to sponsor the "When you have all these CAPITOL HANDYMAN (by coincidence, the same Carter's people We reported operation. third parties involved and you The title. Architect ul UMnumber as there are con-his frustration Although Roche's financial are four or live steps removed Capitol, conjures up visions of gressmen) had to be un The publicity apparently support of the stress seminar from the company, it's very grand designs, slide ruK> and plugged during Ihe year In Ihe did the trick. Two days after was mentioned in the press difficult to truly say this is blueprints Rut Ihe architect other two House office build- we described Hotmann's pre release sent to reporters, the labeling, by or on behalf of the also seXves as Congress' ings. 632 toilets were un- dicament. he finally heard material neglected to mention firm," an FDA official ex florist, plumber and cleaning stopped from the White House again that Hoche manufactures plained For thai reason, he woman In all, the architect's staff He got a more responsive \e\ Vallum, a drug widely used told Zimmerman, the FDA One part of the architect's made more than 62.000 service ler from Valeno (Itanium, and abused in treatment of1 would not require Roche lo small army of workers is the calls Beside the plumbing whose title is director Of White stress label the stress program mate- Orchid Division According tn runs, Ihe chores included win House operations Both the producers and the rial as Valium promotion the latest annual report, it was dow washing, scrubbing cor Remember Ihe name dean of the medical school in The next day, however, the as busy as a bee al blossom ridors and polishing wood- Valeno (iiannini. 1600 Pennsyl- sistwl that Roche, for all its FDA spokesman called Zim- time More than S.IHHI orchids work vania Avenue. N W . Washing financial backing, had no con- merman to say that the agency were polled last year by the FOLLOW l!P KKPHHT A Ion. D C 205O0 Assassination report, ho-hum
By JAMES J.K1LPATRICK limn < • President Kennedy.' And bul- who would kill'Dr. King The WASHINGTON - It might ly for them! prospect seems reunite have seemed impossible for CONSERVATIVE Everything else is quali- Otherwise, such are the any body of men to convert one fied The committee believes, benefits of hindsight, we are of the most dramatic events of "on the basis of the evidence nformed that the Secret Ser- the 20th century into an ex- VIEW available lo it." thai the Soviet vice and the FBI performed ercise In tjoredom, but the government was not involved House Select Committee on Neither was the Cuban govern "with varying degrees of corn Assassinations brought it off ment involved Neither were petency" in the Kennedy as The committee's preliminary anti(astro groups as such, sassination Secret Service bul the buffs will ever read agents "were inadequately report is a dud The taxpayers who financed though individual members may have been involved Simi- prepared to protect the presi The committee was created this investment in futility have KII.PATRKK wound up with a yery poor larly, no evidence pjinls to or- dent from a sniper " In its final in September of 1976 with a report, perhaps the committee mission to make a definitive return ganized crime, as sich, but II will advise us how a president investigation and report on the might possibly have keen some ®im (hictf tan-lk None of the questions thai slum said II couldn't have may be protected from a assassinations of John F Ken- were left gangling IS years ago maverick mobster, acting on his own, who fired a shot from been his microphone Speaking sniper when the president in nedy in 1963 and Martin Luther has been settled: It was clear merely as one of 50 million King in 1968. Some of us asked then, and it is just as clear the famous grassy knoll sists upon traveling in an open jurors in the court of public limousine through Ihe streels at the time Why' What was to now, that Lee Harvey Oswald The tentative ((inclusion opinion, I found Ihe cop more of a major city be gained by hashing and re- killed the president It was not that a conspiracy "probably" believable than the experts Campaign financing hashing Ihe findings of the HIT clear then, and it is no clearer was afoot derives from expert 1 The final report, due in ginal Warren lommismlun' now. whether Oswald ailed in acoustical evidence If this The committee's summary March, will include a string of There has been increasing bill, and Mr. Howard expects that Some of us prophesied, un the conspiracy with others The evidence ever were offered as as to the assassination of l)r recommendations for laws, evidence and growing recognition of other members will also introduce record, that no report ever committee says It was "proba- testimony in a court of kiw and King is almost as unsalisfac guidelines, regulations, pro would satisfy the assassination bly" a conspiracy But the subjected to cross-exumina the (act that political campaign spend- such legislation. The uthers, he be- lory. This, too, was "proba- cedures and, alas, implemen buffs who get their ghoulish committee has not the foggiest lion by a skilled defense al ling mechanisms thai would ing in many areas has gotten out of bly" a conspiracy, but the lieves, will seek a somewhat higher jollies from the spaltend idea *\\» Iht' con.spira.tors, if torney, the evidence would br ' probably" results largely IH-nnil inler agency tasking of hand. Realization' of that (art has limit than $100,000. drains of a slain president ahy, might have been reduced to unconvincing con from a stale charge made by a particular functions " IIy this brought about federal action that puts jecture The evidence in IJUCS Ihe committee apparently The evils of excessive campaign So it has turned out A very Two years of labor have fellow from Missouri a long a ceiling on presidential candidates' considerable body of money produced but one positive con- lion is a taped recording lime ago Ten years after the means lhal law enforcement spending, other than that of waste- drawn from an open micro- expenses. New Jersey has put similar has'been spent; thousands of clusion on this point "The Se- fact, perhaps a federal case agencies should get together fulness, are several. When costs of phone on the motorcycle of a on their intelligence-gathering caps on the spending of gubernatorial pages of notes and testimony cret Service, Federal Bureau might be made against two nffic-e seeking gel out of control, all have been filed, by the MM) ul of Investigation and Central Dallas police officer, bui the other fellows from Missouri efforts II LS sound advice, bul candidates. Those laws serve a valid March, we are to have a multi officer, testifying the other we might have had il tor less but the wealthy or those who can win Intelligence Agency were not who reportedly boasted they need and a public safeguard. But the volume final report that no one involved in the assassination of morning on -NBC's "Today " would pay $60,000 lo anyone than five million bucks potential for undue and dangerous po- the support of well-heeled special in- litical drive extravagance is by no terests — thus creating an obligation means limited to top state and federal that may not be healthy for the rest of offices. us — are unable tn compete: Fund raising, instead of the incidental ac- Tow-away law draws ire A bill that Rep. James,I Howard. D-N.J., plans to introduce in the House tivity it should be, becomes a time- Tinton Falls In my mind, this law which press Us appreciation to The would extend limitations on campaign consuming and — as Mr. Howard TolheFditor: has no useful function is pure Daily Register for the outstan spending to candidates for Congress. points out — often degrading task. The enclosed letter has FROM OUR READERS and simple harassment of Ihe ding coverage given to Ihe I97K It would create a system of public Little time is left for real airing of the been seat to the Mayor and taxpayers by pompous elected ''Be An Angel Buy An Angel Lottort (• l*« «mor mutt b« ttflnM o»»d M«t Ittt wrllor'i comftioto od financial aid for those candidates, and Council of Tinton Falls. Please IH «M tolooftono nvm*«r Tntr mull nol t»t»td M wor«t Nol oc
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TRENTON (AP) - New fact, every effort would be "The present system of age, similarly to the other ist through! all of the mass portation said poor financial shape with pre- Jeney'i bus subsidy program made to continue in private antiquated franchises oper- large carriers, based upon the transit operations of New Jer "A great deal of this vious debts and poorly main Is t disaster that does not de operation those carriers who ated on routes that no longer kinds of service it provides," sey today," Gilhooley said ridership loss occured in New lamed equipment liver quality service despite a have excellent records of ser make sense is no system at the study said "No claims for "Hopefully, future discussion Jersey's inner city areas, - The state lacks sufficient ldfrlotd Increase in kid since vice to the public and whose all," Byrne said "I ask the any great superiority or in- will be productive in solving where people could not afford control to insure proper use the program began 10 years service is compatible with Legislature for authority to feriority of TNJ can be sup these problems, which would higher fares, and where ser- and maintenance of state- ago, the slate transportation state goals," he said. impose rationality and ported on the basis of this in- clearly be in the best interests vice cutbacks have continued owned buses leased to 129 commissioner said yesterday Gambaccini made his com- coherence on bus transporta- formation." °*>* of New Jersey We will ex to be the most severe," the private bus companies For ex- "The taxpayers are picking ments after releasing a 50- tion in the stale " The report said TNJ iV amine the Department of report said ample, many instances have up the tab, the state owns most page Department of Transpor- The Department of Trans ries almost three times as Transportation report " There are more than 200 been uncovered of non-sub- of the buses, but we are vir- tation report critical of the portation report said state bus many passengers as the stale's Grazioso, however, cited a private bus companies operat- isidized companies turning off tually powerless under exist- state's 150 million a year sub- subsidy costs have soared commuter railroads and aboul TNJ-conmnssicined study re- ing in New Jersey ol which 22 air-conditioning in slate-owned law to insure an effieienl sidy-program that supports 80 from »500,000 lor oighl but 78 percent of all riders orr sub- leased last Nnwmber whieh rvcorvi' state subsidies and 129 buses during summer months product," Commissioner Louis percent of all bus service in lines in 19M to $50 million for 22 sidized bus lines Last year the concluded that the bus line is use state-owned buses. to save money (iambaccini said. New Jersey. lines in 1178 company received 72 percent run more efficiently at less The report also concluded - The slate pays subsidized Gambaccini said he would In his Stale of the State In a separate study,the de of all bus subsidies cost to the taxpayer than 12 — The temporary "bail- bus routes the difference be- make specific recommenda- message earlier this week, partment compared the per- Anthony Grazioso, TNJ major publicly owned bus out " approach can no longer tween revenues and costs, and tions within the next few Gov. Brendan Byrne said he formance of Transport of New public relations director, de- routes in other states be tolerated which led to irea controls rates and schedules, weeks for creation of a public intended to submit legislation Jersey, the largest and most clined to comment on either ol Bus ndership in New Jer- lion of the state Commuter Op but has very little control over corporation to take over defi- that would give the state more heavily subsidized bus com- the two Department of Trans sey has declined 41 percent erating Agency in 1969 to operational policies cit-ridden bus lines as a means control aver management de- pany in the state, with other portation reports, but read a since 1970 while nationwide rescue financially ailing bus As a result, threats by bus of controlling costs. cisions "I subsidized bus com- large publicly owned bus sys- statement by company Chair ndership recorded a slight routes companies to leave the pro- growth" during the same peri gram create a constant crisis • • "It is not intended that all panies in an effort to improve tems in the country man John Gilhooley. — Bus companies usually UalsGinbieclil bus carriers be acquired In service and efficiency "TNJ performs, on aver- "Very serious problems ex od, the Department of Trans enter the subsidy program in atmosphere in the program Toma urges defeat of fpot' decriminalization bill Sex education tration costs would rise $3 lor As approved by the As- TRKNTON (AP) - sponsored by Sen Frank in the upper house after a la post Former Newark policeman Dodd, I) V.ssi'x. was released vorable endorsement Tuesday II approved by the Senate, cars under 2,700 pounds, $5 for sembly, those fees were $37 50 David Toma, whose exploits for floor action last November by the Senate Transportation the motor vehicle ragMnUon cars 2,701 pounds to 3.800 lor cars under 3,500 pounds standards seen supplied plots lor the television by the Senate Judiciary Com- Committee lee bill must be returned in the pounds and |7 for cars over and |87M for cars over 3,500 shows "Toma" and "Baretta," mittee and has been endorsed The Senate also plans to Assembly (or agreement in 3.800 pounds lor 19711979 pounds TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey schools may have state was to urge the state Assembly by state Attorney General, vote on measures to boosi the Senate committee amend model year automobiles The bill is designed to help standards next year for sex education classes thai could to defeat a bill decriminalizing John Degnan state minimum wage for inents that reduced some ol Current registration lees meet a projected slate budget begin as early as kindergarten possession ol small amounts of Meanwhile, the Senate was private sector jobs from t2 50 the proposed lee increases would remain in effect lor deficit of|200 million next year State Board of Education president P Paul Ilicci marijuana expected to consider a plan to an hour to 11.10 an hour by Iliwi Jackman, the bill's sponsor, pre-1971 models and lo provide a long-term appointed a five-member panel yesterday to devise slan The 45-year-old Toma, au- jack up automobile license and to force non-union slate said he was conlident the low The major revision would solution to an anticipated rev- dards and guidelines for a statewide "Family Life Educa- thor of three books published lees for most New Jersey cars workers to pay representation er house would accept the be in fees for new cars enue decline caused by the tion" program in 22 languages, was invited by owners by |:i to JV fees to public employee unions changes purchased after April 1980 Un- trend toward smaller and "There is a need for a program on human sexuality," Assembly Speaker Christopher The bill, which cleared the The Assembly scheduled a He said majority Demo- der amendments adopted by lighter cars Ricci said. "Children are maturing earlier and they are Jackman, DHudson Assembly last month by a 41-35 vole on various minor lulls in crats in Ihe Assembly had ihe Senate Transportation Jackman said revenue getting a sex education, but they're gelling il on the The decriminalization bill, vote, was scheduled for action eluding a measure to prohibit agreed to the amendmenis hwl Committee, the fees would be would drop from a peak of streets." retired state workers from col- approved ihe hill ici expedite $'.':> for cars under 3,500 pounds till K million this year to $75 Ricci said he anticipated concern Irom religious groups lecting state pension benefits if passage and t'm lor cars over 3.500 million in the late 1980s unless and parents, but he said Ihe program would emphasize Princeton Jayceesfind the\ are re hired in a state Under the proposal, ngtl pounds Ihe present system is revised information on sexual activity and not values "It's been shown that there has been a reduction in pregnancy and premarital sex among students' where sex loophole, keep women education classes are available," Ricci said PRINCETON (AP) - corporation that holds the He said the sex education program would be optional Princeton Jaycees have de- charter for the national group lor local school districts, but thai certain standards includ vised a loophole that will allow The affiliated 'corporation has ing who would teach the courses and whether they would it to skirt around a national a male officer involve more than one subject area would be devised by the bylaw that forbids women Patricia Kidd, meanwhile, state. members. ran unopposed yesterday for Under existing regulations, local boards may devise The Princeton group, which re-election as president of the their own sex education programs But a recent court has a woman president, has Princeton chapter ruling held that a school board with a mandatory sex formed a dual corporation to "So far as we're concerned, program was empowered to require pupil attendance. satisfy members and national the two corporations will (urn DEPARTMENT STORE In the United States, Ilicci said a model statute for sex rules. lion in tandem," Tarr said 44 APPLE ST. TINTON FALLS education classes has been adopted by Maryland where National Jaycees voted last "We fell under the dual c'orpo courses begin in kindergarten year to end an experimental ration concept we would be "But in Sweden wherte there has been mandatory sex program that allowed women able to work from the inside education for the last six years, they have experienced less in the organization, which pre- tor changes We think its • violent sex crimes," he said viously was limited to men good compromise." Second Board member Susan Wilson was appointed committee aged 18 to 35. Chapters were William Babb, a spokesman chairwoman She said she would aim for a preliminary ordered to report the change of lor the Jaycees headquarters SMASH this is it!!! report in two months with hopes of finishing the study in the status of women by Jan 19 in Tills.c Okla , said the com time for the next school year in September. or face losing their.chapters promise was satisfactory WEEK Ricci also said the board would endorse plans by local Attorney Christopher Tarr "It does put the chapter out school boa'rds to exempt high school athletes Irom gym said the Princeton chapter was ol noncompliance We really classes while their sports'arc in season divided into a parent organisa- don't want to lose them, so as tion that allows women lull long as they fulfill the leiler <>f membership and an aliuiaitd the. bylaws, they arc
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JANUARY 11, 1979 The DMfy RtgMtr 9 Rumson introduces $2.25 million school budget •j 1ILDV MetORMIl K Although he said the effect member and finance commit budget is slated for 8 p.m. students in grades three purchase weekly lunch tickets of paying cash lor lunches on a Freehold as supervisor of RUMSON - A tenutive of the proposed budget on the lee chairman, said that the March 14 in the Forrestdale through eight. within the next month, accord daily basis Five tickets will be buildings and grounds at an lin-M school budget of tax rate la difficult to de- proposed budget is $18,000 un School The budget will go "We want students to think ing to Mr Jones He said the sold weekly, he said. annual salary of $U,SM He WHAM, up 1.8 percent from termine now, be estimates that der the state-imposed budget before voters April S. about it, and have the teachers new program will help assure Teacher Basil Petak was replaces James Smith w«o, a! the current budget under the taxes for local school cap (ceiling). Mr. Jones said nominating talk about it in class," he said that students spend money giv- reappoinled career education Mr II years service, will retire which the Rumson school dis purposes should rise next year He said toe budget was pre- petitions must be filed with The PTA has been asked to en to them for the noon meal, coordinator at an annual at the end of this month Mr trtct U operating, was ap- by approximately lit pared by Richard A. DiPatri, him by 4 p.m. Fab. 22. Drawing provide prizes for winners in stipend of $400 Anderson held similar posi- proved by the Board of Educa- and not elsewhere. superintendent, and Hr. Jones, tions in Millstone Township tion last night The owner of a house with a for a position on the ballot will all grades, he added The new program will not The board approved the hir- $5t,OO0 valuation under the "taking into consideration the Uke place the following day at Students should be able to eliminate the ciffrent method ing of Conover Anderson of and in Keansburg The tentative budget calls borough's new revaluation needs — particularly the 8 p.m. in Forrestdale School. for a current eipense ap- would pay approximately (517 educational needs -"of the dis- Mr. NeU described the pro- propriation o( $2,058,810, up 2.3 in the coining year for local trict." posed budget as "responsible percent over the current school purposes, he said Although there is a pro- and sensitive,'' and said the budget according to David C, Assessed evaluation figures ^vision in the budget tor salary board attempted to keep a tax Joaea, board business adminis- are not available yet (or U78 increases, in view of ongoing increase for local school trator. JANUARY SALE DAYS CONTINUE! from Borough Hall, he aaid negotiations with teachers, purposes at a minimum. He laid the amount to be The pproposep d budgeg t that part of the budget was not In an effort to teach stu- raised by taxation for local aired publicly. denU respect for other peo- school taxes. (1,721,205, is up flects a $20,000 appropriation from surplus, compared to Scotty Neal, board presi- ple's property, Mr. DiPatri an- FOR MEN 1.1 percent over this year's dent, said a public hearing and nounced that an essay contest budget $77,471 in the current budget Floyd A DeNicola. board final board adoption of the on vandalism is planned Suits — All Wool & Blends Reg. $155. to $230 Sale $124. to $184. Corduroy Suits Reg. $75 .....Sale$60. Young Men's Suits Reg. $100. to $165 Sale $60. to $99. Red Bank Council takes steps Flannel Blazer Sportcoats Reg. $80. to $185 Sale $64. to $148 . Pattern Sportcoats Reg. $70. to $130 Sale $56. to $104. . to eliminate run-down housing Dress & Casual Trousers — By DAVID TURNER permit issued tor worK on a Linden Place duplex would Polyester, Wool, Corduroy Reg. $22. to $50.. Sale $17.60 to $40. probably not stand in the way of the council's plans to Levi'sPanatellasReg. $18. to $22 Sale $14. RED BANK — The Borough Council moved ahead on demolish that structure several fronts last night in its drive to eliminate dilapidated The duplex, located at 57-59 Linden Place, is owned by Dress Topcoats Reg. $150. to $180 Sale $120. to $144. housing here Theodore G. and Elaine Sourlis of llolmdel Winter Outercoats & Jackets Tagged at 20% to 40% OH The council appointed a new attorney to oversee demo- The council had ordered it demolished on Dec. It, 1978 lition proceedings, ordered two buildings demolished, and But Mr Sourlis later protested the demolition order, and Sweaters •. Grouped at 20% and 40% OH heard reports about two other run-down buildings claimed that a building permit issued last August makes it Slate Assemblyman William F Powd, IIMonmoulh and illegal for the council to have the building destroyed Dress Robes and Togas Reduced 20% and 40% Ocean, was unanimously appointed as attorney to the Sub- The council also heard from a South Pearl Street Dress, Knit, Sportshirts Reg. $8. to $30 Sale $6.40 to $24 . Standard Housing Committee. As attorney to that commit- resident, who said that persons have broken into, and spent tee, he will be responsible for the legal work which must . the night in a vacant building at 206 South Pearl St. Flannel Sportshirts Reg. $11. to $20 Sale $6.60 to $12 precede a council-ordered demolition. Mrs Joan Jenkins of 212 South Pearl St. asked that the Flannel Pajamas Reg. $12, &$13 Sale $9.60 The council also ordered the demolition of a vacant council lake action to have the building demolished She building located at 2*1 Shrewsbury Ave The building is said it has been vacant two years. Gloves ip. All Styles ; Reduced 20% • • owned by W Henry Morris of West Long Branch, and had Councilman George Ward, who also serves on the an assessed valuation of $10,300 last year, according to the borough's. Sub-Standard Housing Committee, said that the borough's 1178 tax records. building is on the agenda for the committee's meeting FOR BOYS * Also named for demolition Is a garage located behind tonight. The committee is responsible for reviewing houses the home of Joseph T and Ann Grause at 117 Prospect Ave being considered for demolition. Boys'Suits Reg. $55. to $85 Sale $44 to $68 The garage is also owned by the Grauses. "That house is right next to you, and it's an absolute William G Bassler, the borough attorney, said that the mess," Mi Ward said to Mrs. Jenkins "I will do as much Boys'Blazers & Sportcoats Reg. $47. to $60 Sale $37.60 to $48 demolitions would proceed unless the prpoperty owners go as I can to get it demolished." Boys' Shirts — All styles Reduced 20% to court to appeal the council's decision. He also said that he would ask Louis A Albano, the As part of the demolition order, the council authorized borough's sub-standard housing officer, to have the build- Boys' Sweaters — Crew Neck Reduced 20% the mayor to contract with a private firm for the demolition ing boarded up to keep persons out work Mr Bassler said that liens could be placed againsl The property at 206 South Pearl St is owned by William the property for the cost of the demolition work D. and Sheila D. Ryan of Little Silver, according to the In other business, Mr Rassler reported thai a building borough's 1978 tax records Alterations FREE on items reduced 20% Charge for alterations on items reduced 40%
Restoration of school budget cut All sale Items, are from regular stock protested by Keansburg Council and are offered subject to prior sale.
KKANSHlim; - Borough if board members disagree mated budget by the state com- Council has filed exceptions with it An interim audit by Peter missioner — an event that with the state commissioner of hasn't yet taken place, he em- CLAYTON and MAGEE Lawrence M. Jllccio, L. Graham, board auditor, education to a hearing ex- borough manager, said yester- shows a budge) shortage of phasized aminer's recommendation to day council filed its exception about 1175,000 in the board's Mr. Riccio advised that he restore IH5.00U ol $105,000 cut in general terms, not speci current budget, the super will set up a meeting before men's & hoys' clothiers since 184-6 from the 197S 71) school budget lying accounts in which resto- Intendent said the end of January bet wee after voters heir firfrulrd it rations it i'iinsuli'ia ill ;KU Or Bolger rsasrled to the Borough Council and the last spring were recommended by the board about two weeks ago Board of Education to i La broad Street R<3<1 Bank The Board of Education. hearing officer that the board could face a ideds on budget cuts which also had until Monday to "The council said It con- deficit as high as 1500,000 "We have to hammer out a file exceptions to the ex siders the evidence presented belore the end of the school compromise that both groups open Wednesday and frklay until 9pm aminer's recommendations, to the examiner does not war- year. can live with," Mr. Riccio has chosen to wait until it sees rant the recommendation he Mr. Graham's report shows said. the results of a state auditor's made," Mr Riccio explained that $M,000 in surplus is avail- examination of its financial Dr. Joseph It Bolger school able to offset the »17.5,000 position before deciding superintendent, said yesterday shortage, bringing the net deft YOU SHOULD SEE WHAT WE whether to accept the recom- the board will not decide on a cit to only 185,000. Dr. Bolger mendation The course open course of action until the slate explained He added that the now to the board is to appeal audit is complete — a matter auditor's figures reflect the tb^7u)ing of the commissioner of about one week, he esti- restoration of (145,000 to the HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 8-6 CLOSED SUNDAYS ALL FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT By Bennett-Ireland 40% EXCEPTION — SALE ITEMS AND SPECIAL ORDERS STOVE A WARM FEELING WITH 13 PORTLAND WILL.AMETTE THE ENERGY MI$ER A COOL PRICE!! 49 lists outsidt air for (ombustion X TRUCKtOAD SEAL Fireplace Equipment THOSE DRAFTY INCLUDING SNOW DOORWAYS JUMBO BAGS 23 Ib. CALCIUM HEAVY DUTY CHLORIDE - $371 SHOVELS GLASS r OF IN STOCKII WEATHERSTRIP O OFF DLING 25 Ib. ROCK SALT $1.82 ENCLOSURES 20% $ Aluminum FELT EXCEPTION SPECIAL ORDERS 10 Ib. ROCK SALT 95< and Steel HURRY! only 59* «WSFS« ALL UNPAINTED FURNITURE ALL STOOLS OR CHAIRS PANEL GIVE AWAY FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES BUY 3 of one Style 1 SHEET FREE!! For Every 10 Sheets Get 4th Purchased ol the same kind GRATES, LOG CARRIERS SAVE UP TO BROOMS, ETC. LESS 25% 4 Drawer Desk Shut Top Desk Drawer Vanity 4 Drawer Chest *> WALL ST. AT HWV~3F MON.-FRI. 7:30-5:30 SAT. 7:30 to 5:00 RED BANK %ALE PAICES BASED ON PICK-UP ROUTE 35 SHREWSBURY 747-5555 741-5500 NOTHESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHIC*! "MOM (AT ENTRANCE TO SHADOWBROOK) 10 The DMftyRegMer SHREWSBURY , N J THURSDAY JANUARY ti. 1979 Revoke license of former Freehold Twp. doctor informal hearing But the board reopened the ca«^ast year PRINCETON - The state Board of Medical Examiners hearing officer in the case, retired Superior Court Judge will take effect when the order is formally entered by the after it learned that two Freehold Area Hospital nurses on yeOcrday revoked the license ol Dr Ruben S Seda Edward Gaulkln, and to revoke Dr. Seda-Morales' license attorney general duty, the night Ihe Rackmill girl died ha I written to Morales, a former Freehold Township pediatrician IfUT to practice medicine in New Jersey. Sharon Rackmill died March 4,1976, six hours after she finding him guilty ol negligence in the irvalmrnl of A 10 Mr Gaulkln found that Dr. Seda Morales, former chief hospital officials severely criticizing Dr Seda-Moralet was rushed to Freehold Area Hospital suffering from a handling of the case . year-old girl, who died during a severe asthmatic allaik in of staff at Freehold Area Hospital, had demonstrated severe asthmatic attack. negligence in the death of Sharon Rackmill; that he vio- The nurses disputed the doctors statement to UK lated the New Jersey Medical Practices Act by abandoning According to testimony at the hearing, Dr Seda-Mo- medical examiners that he had been too Ul to come to tfte K J his patients when he left the state after the girl's death, and rales refused to come to the hospital to treat her, asserting hospital the night the child died Dr. Seda-Morales. who now lives in Louisiana, did not by writing prescriptions for drugs In the name of persons he was ill at home with the flu, and the girl eventually was It has since been disclosed that Dr Seda-Morales was attend the board meeting, which was held at Ihe Treadway for whom they weren't intended ordered transferred to Monmouth Medical Center in Umg censured in U76 by his hospitals peer review commit ee for Inn here, but was represented at it by his attorney, Frank The Board of Medical Examiners directed the office of Branch, about 17 miles away She died en route, however using questionable judgment the night of the Rackmil girl s Auer, Irom Shreveport, La. the stale attorney general to immediately prepare the The Board of Medical Examiners originally cleared Dr. death, and that hospital officials pressured the doctor into After hearing arguments from Mr Auer, the board order revoking Dr Seda-Morales' license. The revocation Seda Morales of any wrongdoing in the matter during a 1976 resigning his post as chid Ol sl«» as I result ol the incident. voted unanimously to adopt the recommendations ol its Legislators' pay hike charged as 'unconscionable' salary should not be increased LONG BRANCH - As into effect next year, charging certainly did not discourage us annual salary for legislators cases without salary — and was approved late in 1978, Mr Dowd lasl week lemblyman Anthony M VII- that the 80 percent pay hike is from striving to win the elec- for a part-time job is ample devote just as many hours to joined Assemblyman William charged that the HO percent at all ' lane Jr., R-Monmouth and "unconscionable " tion,'' Dr Villane said in a "Mayors, councilmen, their duties as do legislators," F Dowd, R-Monmouth and increase was too much and Dr Villane pointed out that Ocean, yesterday called for a "When members ol Ihe As prepared statement issued township committeemen and Dr. Villane said Ocean, with whom he repre called instead lor new legisla- the annual legislative payroll rollback of the (8,000 salary sembly sound! election to that from his legislative office board of education members The Long Branch legisla- scuts the 10th District in the tion permitting annual 7 now totals II2 million and said Increase for members of the body in 1177, all of us were well here. serve in those capacities for tor, who voted against the Assembly, in publicly speaking percent increases until legtsla* if the raises are permitted to Legislature that is due to go aware of the salary level and it He said the present tU.OOO far less money — and in some salary increase bill when il out against the pay raise * live salaries reach a max- go into effect, they will push imum ol 115.000 that figure to 12 I million. Dr Villane, however, main "At a time when the Legis- tained that no salary IncrMM lature has Increased motor ve- Harry McQuillan appointed to county position at all was justified hicle registration fees, doubled "My opposition was mil the cost of senior citizen par- •y BARBARA KATELL McQuillan assumed the see re (5.000 more than the job will keep Mr Day on the county job title change She suggested 'he vacancy. solely to the size ol the pro ticipation in a prescription FREEHOLD - Harry Me- tary job this week Mr Mc- now pay Before the Re- payroll Mr Day could continue to also The appointment of a NCI* posed increase, allhough that drug program and raised tui- Quillan of Middletown has Quillan replaces Hirhard J publicans turned over control However, Freeholder Jane function as secretary to the tary '« 'he director of build- is certainly suffic lent reason," tion at state colleges, It i« the .been appointed to the 118,000 a Day, a Spring Lake He of the freeholder board, Ihey Clayton, a Republican, said director ol buildings and ings and grounds is ihe pn he said of his vote Igalnit tin- height of hypocrisy to grant year job as secretary to the publican, who lost the palrun appointed Mr Day to a three- the public works appointment grounds, eliminating Ihe need rogative of the director 01 the pay hike, "but was a result of ourselves 80 percent salary In- director of the county Depart- age position when the Demo- year term as county super- could simply be considered a for a Democratic appointee to department. my feeling thai Ihe $10.0«U creases." Dr villane said ment of Buildings and crats look over the Board of intendent of public works, also Grounds, according to Free- Freeholders Jan 2 and Mr at »23,000 a year The Demo- holder Allan MacDonald MacDonald, a new Democrat- crats charged the public works Mr. MacDonald said Mr j freeholder, became director position had not been filled for c at least the last 44 years, and f ol the department Ihe appointment was simply a V •• f't •• ii t'.. ' Mr Day had been paid ap- device by the Republicans to T tlrltllH i proximately 123.000 a year, application is heard ABERDEEN - The Town- ship Planning Board heard a presentation of a variance ap- Register plication last night for a side- yard setback at the proposed Calvary Baptist Church at the Carrier corner of Lloyd Road and Church Street. of the The application was made to permit a 19 foot sideyard setback of the planned church Week building where 50 feet are re- We're bringing down the cost ol luxury living with quired According to the site plan WENDY "DAWN" for the proposed Baptist MALONEY an event that's tailc-made for anyone looking for Church, the buildinq would cover 5.39 percent of the 2.76 27 Fourth Street acre corner lot. . Highlands, NJ. fabulous values in home furnishings! All the latest The church auditorium would have a seating capacity 13 year old Wendy attends Henry Hudson Regional styles are now being offered at substantially reduced of about 180 persons and 44 School and started her parking spaces. route in June ol 1978 She Church officials indicated has increased her cus- that the building had been tomers Irom 35 to 53 daily prices. There's something for every room and every layed out only 19 feet from the anU SutiUdy Oonfliaiuia---§—4 back edge of the lot because tions, Wendy they wanted the church to be Wendy is an avid rock n decor. as far from the street as pos- roll Ian, likes to ride horses sible to reduce noise in the and paint Her ambition is building. The church is set to be a marine biologist back 60 feet from both Lloyd Road and Church Street on II you want a carrier like two sides. Wendy to deliver The Reg- ister to "your door, call Kroehler - Hallagon The church was also, lo- 542-4000 cated in the rear of the lot, to v sofas & loveseatsClayton Marcus allow a grove of trees to re- La 7 Boy - Stratolounger main untouched by the con- The Daily Register struction. chairs & reclinersBarcalounger - Berkline An informal poll ol board members taken during the The Sunday Register Mersmon - Hommary workshop meeting which fol- lowed the variance application tables & cabinetsAmerican - Peter Revington presentation indicated thai a MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPERS ' Stiffel - Dunning 6-1 majority of the board fa- vored granting the sideyard ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY-* 542-4000 exciting lamps Westwood - Ainsley set back variance Thomosville - Broyhill bedroom pieces Dixie - Sterlingworth Simmons - Clayton Marcus sleep sofas Kroehler - Futurian Simmons - Sealy bedding Shifman Thomosville - Broyhill dining pieces Bernhardt - Temple Stuart 1st Annual CUT-A-THON Hale elegant dinettes Moosehead • No Waiting!* From every department one-of-a-kinds in our store TV BENEFIT MID-JERSEY CHAPTER MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY carpeting AM™ oZ ASSOCIATION Everything Reduced Adults 7.50 Children Under 12 '5.00 Participating Salons Le SALON • GLEMBY INTERNATIONAL-SEARS 10%o45% GLEMBYINTERNATIONAL-STEINBACH CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR YOUR PURCHASES ... 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ly HAH CRAVEN years without any problems in the Union Beach Memorial Union Beach students in grades k-8 attend school in sary" in the behavior and discipline code. But he said more KEYPORT- School Superintendent Douglas W. Ered- School and St. John Vianney High School their home town, but high school students are bussed to input needs to be obtained before it is clear what mod- cridu said but night it is legitimate to remove educational Ms. Kline said that when she came to visit the Keyport Keyport High School. ifications should be made. opportunities (rom studenU in order to punish them High School's vice-principal, she asked to see her son's Union Beach has no representation on the Keyport Mr Kennedy said that the behavior code should be a - But angry Union Beach parent! disagreed with Mr record. When officials checked the files, nine years of Board of Education subject lor discussion at a meeting between the Keyport Frederick* and the school system's behavior code, which records were missing Mr. Fredericks said that the reason that students are and Union Beach boards, scheduled for either next Monday calb lor a students "permanent removal" (rom a lull year or Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Keyport Central School course, if the student "cuts" tour classes. Mr. Kennedy said a meeting would also be set up "Punish them, but don't take away thier education," an between school officials, Mrs Beyer, and her daughter to irate Vera Beyer, 414 Front St., Union Beach, told the determine if there is some way to get Patricia back to Board of Education and Mr. Fredricks class. The Union Beach parents also expressed resentment But despite the protests ol Us. Beyer and Juneann The Daily Register that their children are being subjected to'a behavior code Kline, o( 823 Seventh St., Union Beach, Mr Fredricks held that is drawn up by residents of Keyport" who sit on the U> his position board. "StudenU can be disciplined by taking away subject SHREWSBURY. N J THURSDAY, JANUARY 11.1979 11 matter," asserted Mr. Fredericks. "But there are quali- "We didn't adopt the code with any particular people in Acationi." mind," said Board Member Gordon Stetz And he said that while he appreciated what the parents "A child must be given an option to take the course the "The point is thai no one bothered to check the records; being taken out ol their classes is "that they didn't attend next lime it is offered," he explained. had to say against the code, support is needed from them if they didn't even know they were missing," Ms Kline them in the first place." the code is to be effective. The board's policy does allow students who are "per complained "What brought this behavior code about, is a feeling manently removed" from classes to monitor their courses Ms Kline, an elementary school teacher in Marlboro that children should be In class," he said "You hurt everything by undermining the code/Mr without receiving credit. Township, said she knew of a number of student*^ who were Board Member Jane Jones questioned whether "disrup- Stetz asserted. "It's not perfect, but I ask you to give us a "This would is like my husband going to work six days a failing at Keyport High, who haven't seen guidance coun- tive" students should be allowed to go to class. chance." week and coming home with nothing in his pocket," Ms selors. Ms Beyer asserted that "class-cutting" is not disrup- Beyer argued. Ms Kline said she was in (avor of having a behavior "Its's not suppose to be that way," said Jerome L. tive code, but wanted it changed The angry parents objected to more than just the basic Zampelle, high school principal He said that guidance "I would be concerned why my daughter isn't going to Mr Fredericks said that the code was developed by phUosphy behind the behavior code. They questioned counselors have a list ol students who are failing, and that school." lectured Ms. Jones, taking a different tack using models from other school systems, and with an eye to whether school officials are keeping their half of the these studenU are called in for conferences. "I am concerned," said Ms. Beyer, who was accom- decisions made by the state commissioner of education bargain by giving students proper counseling to keep them Ms. Kline said that Union Beach parents are also irked panied by her 14-year-old daughter, Patricia, who has been regarding such matters. out of trouble. by the fact that they still have to pay a full $1700 in tuition suspended from classes "That's why I'm here " Ms Kline said that one of the problems with the "When my son had problems, no one even looked at his even if a student is removed from half his courses as a Board President John J Kennedy said he agreed with behavior code is that It is encourages students to drop out. records," said Ms. Kline, who noted that her son had nine disciplinary procedure. the Union Beach parents that "modifications are neces- Activists urge DOT reconsider bus takeover plan
has been "the least coopera- •y CORSON ELLIS responsiveness" of both the "Based on this continued riers and, instead, demon- transportation, the statement Byrne's statement, in his re- Gov. Byrne to "act prompllly tive of all the state agencies. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP DOT and the Commuter Oper- unlmpressvive history of per- strate conclusively that they said cent State-ofthe-State ad- to reorganize and make the — Bus commuter activists yes- ating Agencies to commuter formance," the CNJTB de- are sensitive, responsive, able Newly elected board Presi- dress, that advocated the DOT DOT work," and asked of- "We don't feel that they terday demanded that the De- problems had made considera- mands that the DOT re- and effective in handling the dent Jack Sadow said that the takeover of the bus lines. ficials not to "advocate such a know what is going on here," partment of Transportation tion ol a DOT takeover "incon- consider its intention to take problems currently lacing tbe policy statement was issued The CNJTB statement also takeover at this time ' he said (DOT) reconsider 1U proposed ceivable." over the subsidized bus car- commuters utilizing mass partly as a response to Gov. called on state legislators and Mr Sadow said that DOT The CNJTB has organized takeover of state subsidized a meeting next Wednesday bus companies with the Lincoln Transit Com- In a prepared statement, pany (LTC), which handles the Central New Jersey Trans- Manalapan OK's part of the commuter traffic portation Board (CNJTB) said out of the Port Authority ter- that the "insensitivity and un- un and awa minal new zoning law SOK,dJ6r Quits over By WENDY DILLER November, 1(76, a question MANALAPAN- A long- f pertaining to the construction ln~.. in ******* a Arrogance awaited, proposed new zoning of garden apartmenU In the WM/ III t Off If ordinance was approved by township was placed on the the Township Committee ballot and overwhelmingly de- of p unanimously last night and will feated housing $$ ower be Introduced publically at a The new ordinance includes Five area municipalities — B; WENDY DILLER Planning Board meeting to- one residential zone with a Asoury Park, Long Branch, MANALAPAN — Allan night 40,000 square foot minimum al- Red Bank. Keasnsburg, and Gewirtz, a member of the Township officials believe lotment, one commercial zone Keyport— will be receiving a Board of Health resigned last that unlike the ordinance with a 40.000 square loot allot- total ol more than $2.8 million night in protest, charging the which was struck down on ment, three residential zones In lederal grant money to sub- township committee with Ar- Feb 28,1977 by State Supreme wtih with 20,000 square foot sidize low income housing, the rogance of Power' Over two Court Juonedge Merrill Lane, allotments, four commercial US. Dept ol Housing and Ur- decisions on appointments by this will comply with the zones, and one industrial zone ban Development announced the governing body en Jan 1 Mount Laurel decision. In ol three acres. yesterday. At a Township Committee May, S75, the Slate Supreme In 1977, Judge Lane ruled A (143,280 grant will be meeting last night, Mr. Court ruled that every de- going to Ihe Long Branch Gewirtz read a letter staling veloping municipality had to the township's ordinance In- valid alter finding it did not Housing Authority to allow an that " It is too painful to me to make realistically possible an expansion ol its leased housing watch the otherwise decent comply with the Mount Laurel appropriate variety and choice decision. That ruling was the program. people on the Township Com- of housing for all categories ol mittee act in the contemptuous result ot a challenge to by Under that program, people who may wish to reside Harry Pozycki Sr, Benjamin first described be- there. eligible city residents may live cause they are convinced they Kichland. Thomas Krystotk. in privately-uwncd hnmtfip The Tre.w Tjrdinsnrce- n A J Barshop and the Kichland have the power to act, no mat- scheduled for a public hearing and have their rents subsidized Agency, Inc. The four own two through the federal fundine: ter how capricious or in- in several days and will be tracts of land totalling 397 solent" reviewed by the Supreme acres, off Route 33 and border- The new grant will allow Earlier in the letter, he pro- Court in February ing Woodward Road tested the committee's de- Long Branch to add another 50 Under the proposed or- units to its program, bringing cision not to re-appoint Mrs. 6th graders at the Elberon School, in Long Branch, are actually thinking about dinance, townhouses and They want to construct a Betty Barnes chairman ol the the total number of leased garden apartments, as well as full range housing and com- housing units to 250. Board of Health, and tp re- science an they release 44 helium balloons, all with postcards attached, into the higher density lots will be re- mercial development on their appoint as secretary of the quired in certain areas of the land, ol 2,800 to 3200 residential A (66,232 grant will go board, Deborah Husso. in spite air yesterday afternoon. The students ask anyone who retrieves one of the ball- township The smallest lot size units. They were represented towards leasing 26 housing of tbe board's request that she OOtlt to mail them back the attached postcard — the class will u»e the postcard in the old ordinance was 20,000 by David J Frizell ol units in Red Bank not be re hired square feet Metuchen. Keyport will receive a Responding to Mr information to plot wind direction and relociety as part of a science project. The new ordinance includes The ordinance also was (531,560 grant to lease 100 untls Gewirtz's charges, Township two zones with lots slated for challenged by James M Rice for the elderly, and Keansburg Committeeman Stanley 7,500 square feet. Additional Associates Inc., property is receiving two grants; one, of Kuschick charged, "You details were unavailable last owner and by Joseph L. (149,640 to lease SO units for raised my hackles I will re- night Muscarelle Inc of Maywood. any age group, and another spond with a synopsis uf ih<- OKM plan will not require hike According to Mayor Rod- They want to construct a 1,470 grant of (588,804 to lease IN Board of Health meeting last man Kober, the new zoning unit complex on a 245 acre newly-constructed units for the night There was more busi- requirements will affect only tract oil Route 33. elderly. ness transacted in last night's sections of Manalapan north meeting than in the entire last in the regional school tax rate and west of Englishtown. No year." buildings currently standing "Perhaps the committee By MARK MAGYAR building, 101 Ridge Road, here at (10,000 next year, up Irom placement of graduating sen- will be affected, he said HUD OK's has some arrogance of LITTLE SILVER - The The proposed (46 million (5.200 in 1978-1979 iors and other students In need "We've exhausted all power," he continued, "Be- Red Bank Regional Board of budget includes (3,869,637 (or The board appropriated ol employment means of appeal and we must cause the secretary doesn't Education last night adopted a current expenses and (20.515 Irom its 1978-1979 sur- "Us a real boon lor us," rezone to meet the Mount rent subsidies in spell right, or doesn't follow tentative 1979-1980 budget that (788,850 50 [or debt tervlBi plus to be used lor 1979-1980 Dr Warner said. "We would Laurel requiremenu," Mayor minor procedures, Is no reason will not require an increase in This year's total budget was current expense, a huge in- be one of only lour schools in Kober stated. "The way the to fire her. You're a politican the regional school tax rate (4,367.652 crease over the (1,902 ap- the slate involved in the pro- zones are set up, the ordinance seniors unit add-on If you've got the guts, I'll run Ihe (4.658,4118 budget is Stale aid this year is esti- propriated from surplus' the gram, and it's possible that the won't affect existing develop- against you in November," almost (300,000 higher than mated at (762.4)6, which would year 1M-(ore program will continue lor ments." By WARREN RICHEY million-addition to the currt. Mr. Kuschick, a Democrat, this year's budget, but in- be a 48 percent increase over three more years following "The criteria in which ly "V" shaded apartment who is the only committeeman creases In state and federal this year's (514,708 In slate fun- The board alto expects to this June " developments will be allowed KEYPORT - The federal building at 500 Broad Street. up for re-election this coming funding are expected to make ding All but (9,582 of Ihe receive (2,000 more in tuition were developed by the Plan- Department ol Housing and He explained that the addi- (or 1979-1980 than it pays out. The two staff members will Urban Development yestecday year, sUted. up the difference. 1979-1980 state aid would be be on the state payroll, but will ning Board, with the help of an tion will convert the building Mr Gewirtz charged that "Based on last year's used lor current expense an area in which it broke even engineer and an attorney, who announced in Washington. into a "Y" shape, with the this year. have desk space in the Red D.C. that the borough has been the committee did not provide rambles, there will be no need Federal aid is expected to Bank Regional career center, were not the township's engi- newest portion of the building' "All In all, we think its a granted (531,560 for rent sub- the board with the "courtesy of for an Increase In local taxes," Increase from (82,564 this year where they will work with the neer and attorney " he con- forming the stem of the "Y." good budget," Mrs Jensen sidies in the planned 100-apart- a telephone call In reference to said Kay Jensen, board presi- to (100,199 in 1979-1980, all of school's guidance stall and co- tinued. "The design criteria The Rev Mr Riley said said. "The increases'are fairly ment addition to the Bethany either decision Mrs Barnes, dent which would be used lor cur- operative education teacher- were rational and did comply that Bethany Manor had ori- stable across the board There Manor senior citizen complex. he said expended "a tremen- "We're (47,000 below the rent expense. coordinators, Dr. Warner said. with Judge Lane's decision. ginally been planned In the dous amount ol her energy and five percent cap set by the Local property taxes will are no categories where there Now we'll see how the rest of The funds will be used to "Y" shape nine years ago, but lime," he noted. 1 am not in- state for school budgets," she make up (3.763,277.50 of next are substantial increases or The program, which is the town reacts to it." help persons over 62 years ol he said the plans were terested In running for elec- said. "The tentative budget year's budget, 50 cents less decreases ' funded by the slate Depart- "1 want to thank the Plan- age to pay their rent while trimmed to a "V" shape be- tion, he added. now goes to the county super- than this year. The tentative Superintendent of Schools ment of Labor and Industry's ning Board lor the effort they living in the complex cause of prohibitive costs Mayor Rodman Kober intendent of schools for ap- budget allocates (2.984,009 in Donald Warner announced at division of employment ser- put into this project.' he According to Rev. Norman The Rev. Mr Riley laid stated that both he and Mrs. proval before the budget hear- local taxes to current expense last night's agenda meeting vices, is not a part of the Com- added R. Riley, pastor of St. John's construction on the new wing . Barnes had decided that Mrs. ing." and (779,268 50 to debt service that two state Department ol prehensive Employment and Residents here have (eared ' United Methodist Church, is expected to begin by the Barnes was to call him If she A public hearing on the pro- Miscellaneous revenues, Labor and Industry employees Training Act (CETA), and that increased density of hous- here, which sponsors Bethany first of March He said the was interested In being re-ap- - posed budget will be held on largely made up ol lees lor the would,work full-time at Red there are no income require- ing will mean more schools Manor, the new rent subsidies addition would increase the to- pointed chairman, but that she Wed, March 14, at 8 p.m. at rental ol school property by Bank Regional at least until ments for the studenU being and municipal services, which will be applied to the 100 new tal number of units in Bethany never relumed the call the district administration outside groups, are projected June to assist with the job served. will result in higher taxes. In apartments in the estimated (5 Manor to 330 Education unit to seek cap waiver on proposed current expense plan ly MARK GRAVEN waiver on lh« state imposed president said he didn't see we're not going to into whole- the board originally wanted, slate should examine its for- according to board figures dalism to the cars. KEYPORT-The Board o/ 7.89 percent budget cap is nec- any way the Borough Council bale layoffs.' he added in ex- during budget workshops. mulas for distributing educa- In other business, the board Educallon will seek a (IM.OOOVessai^ because of a "shortfall" could cut the budget if it is plaining the need for the tap He said that he was confi- tion money A guard will be stationed at cap waiver from the state I)e- in state aid and rising fixed turned down by voters in the waiver. unanimously voted to hire se- dent that residents would ap- "Thorough and efficient curity guards to protect teach- the Keyport High School park partment of Education for a costs such as insurance and April 3 board election. The proposed current ex- prove the budget In the April education was supposed to be ers' cars In two parking hits ing lot between 1 and 4 p.m. proposed (3,363,966 1979-80 cur- utilities. Mr Kennedy said that pense budget calls for a (72,822 election, despite thai the tact a cure-all, and obviously It and at the vocational parking rent expense budget, Board "I'm confidant we'll get the there is a possibility of some Increase over last year's the that voters have turned isn't," Mr Kennedy asserted The board decided to hire lot between noon and 4 p.m. President John J. Kennedy an- cap waiver because It's a bare reduction in stall budget of (3.291,144. down budgets in nine out ot the The state will provide Ihe Delta Security, Long Branch, nounced last night. bones budget." Mr Kennedy "Fixed costs have gone up. Mr. Kennedy said that the last 10 years. Last year, the district with (1,256,102 during to guard the parking lots on a Asked if Ihe guard would ' Mr. Kennedy said after last said. and there is no other place to board had has already "cut voters approved the budget the next school year, as op- 10-day trial basis it (4 40 per carry guns, Mr Kennedy re- ataht'i board meeting that a Furthermore, the board cut," said Mr Kennedy. "But over half million" from what Mr. Kennedy said that the posed to (1,208,739 this year, hour in an effort to curb van- plied: "Not to my knowledge." \ Decorating with plants pended approximately 1H inches above the plants Bum By MARILYN HOFFMAN the lights 14 lo 16 hours out of every 24, he says. Ckrlstlai lllMIII Monitor The same specialist says, "The simplest way you can NEW YORK-Plants are a duoralinn assi't lhat ian use artificial bght for plants is to use an ordinary table turn an unexciting area in the home, such as a below lamp to supplement natural light " stairs cranny or a protectively barred window, into a real Thalassa (ruso says in her book, "Making Things beauty spot tirow" (Alfred A Knopf Publishers), "Indoor horti ihi-. is no news, of fourse. to mure than 12 million culture can be immensely rewarding if you have fun with plant enthusiasts who have made indoor gardening Into your planls"anTrre1usP tn allow thenr-to t«*e »v« your America's most popular and fastesl growing hobby iife A firm but relaxed attitude, allied with a little "PlMUCipet" now are enlivening odd niches in older common sense, usually provides exhilarating results!" homes and adding softness and livability lo modern People put plants in a window, says this author, to give architecture them the best possible lighl But Iwo or three pots Hants can be clusiered almost anywhere even when standing forlornly in individual saucers look both puny there is no window light, with the help of Irtiflctll and uninteresting The effect will be much belter, she lighting advises, if you group your plants
Musi major manufacturers nl lighting equipment pro For a start, she says, try putting a tray on the duce horticultural or 'uuloiii sunshine" lamps At i.imr window sill and filling it with small stones (roofing pebbles al KliTtm, Ihcsi- arc i nllcd Plan! Lights, at Duro l.ilc are ihe besl color, if you can get them) Plants look more they are termed Vita l.ites. al Westinghouse. they arc important set together on stones on a tray Agrol.Hes, and at Sylvania. chey are called (Iro-I.ux lights Then tempi are available in lighting and gar After watering, Ihe runoff of the surplus water dening supply shops, hardware Mores and oilier icl.nlq through Ihe drainage holes will evaporate from the stones outlets and surround the plants with that pleasant humid at mMphen so essential lo good growth A vancn of commercial planters with built-in lighting are also available, and contraclors or do-ii-vourselfers Trays can be made of various materials — tin, can construct light boxes lo hold multiple fluonseenl enamel, plastic copper, steel and galvanized iron — as tubes lo light inlenor gardens long as the) art- waterproof and have enough depth to hold al least an inch of pebbles A Duro-l.ilc expert recommends a basic fluoresi em light (ixlurc with IWD 20-walt or Iwo 40-wall tubes sus- Trays can be made lo fit a hinged shelf al windows Hut a custom look, a sheet-metal supplier can build trays lo lit Ihe exact measurements of the space Lifestyle
ROWS OF PLANTS distract attention from exterior grating on a townhouse window. HINTS FROM HELOIS£ Color code for nail polish ends confusion
DEAR HELOISE: LETTER OF LOVE DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: I kavt tug llagenulU aid like to keep them palmed. DEAR HELOISE: This Is (or mothers of little ones like mine (14 months old). Having a large party or reception? Damp crashed Ice la Becaue I Ireqieatlj ckaige colors, I bought a box of false You cai never reallie Ihe many, many hours ol work and Oi days whea It's got cold enough for his snow suit, but w hen your clothes washer and duak your drlak glasses la II. pteMle flagenalls aid painted eick mil a different color Ike gray kalrs you saved me with all your helpful hints It's still chilly, I used lo worry about his legs gelling cold. After aU's over aid Ice kas melted, simply spin II oil. - I tkea BMUted Ike fingernails on Ice cream sticks, one May God bleas you with heaven's besl for, Indeed, He His chest and arms are covered with an undershirt, shirt, Cheers! Hagemal •• f ark slick. I «sed Ike adkeslve glue thai came In housed me by giving me you. - A dally reader aid lightweight coat, but only his pants cover his little legs. Ike package of fingernails. THIS COLUMN is written for you... Ihe homemaker. II yea Now you've made my day ever so shiny and bright! Lave My sister-in-law gave me Ihe Idea: I took an old longjonn I pat Ike paUia samples In a Jar and now when I need lo kave a hlal or a problem write to Helelse la care of this and kisses to you for lift ing me so high - Heloise lop, aid cut oil the sleeves al Ihe shoulders kacw what color lo wear with a certain outfit, I Just gel out Ike newspaper. Because ef Ihe tremendous volsmr of mall, HcMse Taking Ihe Iwo sleeves, I ripped each seam open about six to uaplea aid match'em »p! DEAR HELOISE: U aaable to answer Individual letters. She will, however, aaswer eight Inches. I then sewed Ihe two sleeves together along (he No Bore caifiitoi aid saves lime, too. -$ K.C. Whenever 1 try chicken I make an extra helping of gravy yoar questions In her csluma whenever possible. aid put It In the frrrirr •pea seam, forming a crotch. Sounds like a fantastic idea And since Ihe polish in the That way, when I'm In a hurry and resort lo bringing some I added an elasllr waistband and they work Hie. There Is bottle doesn't always show the same color u when painted OIL home In a "bucket," I just inaw out my homemade gravv, and enough Wretch II the material to allow a proper III, aid Ihe You arr rorrlialh invited the nails, it would be a good idea lo write the different names of M lie knows but what I slaved over a hot stove preparing iSe 'stretch cuffs hugged tils ankles. toe polish on each stick — Heloise meal - nleu they see Ihe evidence! - Sharon II oily look me five minutes at Ihe machine, and I (eel so lo an much better about his legs slaying warm. — Mrs. Marty Sutlon LETTER OF WARNINt; OPEN HOUSE DEAR HELOISE: In \i<'«« tin- njiiil. MI lii\riili>r\ i>l ANN LANDERS On those blustery, rainy and grey-skied evenings, a car without Its lights on Is a really dangerous hazard. SIUIH <(>-IMIII)'X |I.I-I & preeeni Same drivers don'l seem ui realise thai the signal flashed at it them by oncoming cars — flashing lights on and off quickly, or flashing from low beam.lo high.beam - It a way ol telling Ihe Leah Mauvr's Costume Shop "dark" car that Us lights aren't on and somebody's liable lo Prof wins by a snore clobber them. , 10 Riverside Ave. A lot el drivers aren't aware of the fact II gels dark enough for lighls al dusk. Ihe most hazardous time of all, from a seeing Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Dear Aai Landeri Last Greek aid ItaUan, I get those ter how "sane,' is capable of standpoint Saturday January 13th. 1979 aajit my kasbaad aad I wcit Please tell me what lo do odd lacks - as If I am lying or behaving (under certain cir- Thanks lor alerting your faithful readers that. If someone 1pm -9pm U an laterestlag dinner In tie aboat my sister-in-law, who hiding something. cumstances) in a way that flashes their lighls al you. check yours lo make sure they are on. 747-6996 fraip were two Harvard pro fits this description to a T. Please tell me why would cuuld be considered a little for safety's sake. — Careful Driver lemurs Far tame mysterious She's coming lo visit in Febru anyone care about someone balmy Occasional "gooTbiess" AAUW MEETING we began ta discuss ary. else's ethnic background? I is a human condition The wemaa talks Incessant- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP lit}, particularly among would never ask such a person- A no-nonsen.se approach to ly pku Ike lad she is quite — Ted Karmtlovtch, a married caiples. Oae ol Ike al qaestlea. How should 1 re-how to deal with life's most deaf. Aad please don't suggest sophomore al Rutgers tlhiver pratessan said tae best ladlca- spead fa Ike Jerks? — An difficult and most rewarding a hearing aid. Ske has a sily, who classifies himself as ttea of Ine compatibility be American arrangement Ann Landers drawer fill — says they make a tnentahsl, will conduct ex- (ween a mil aad wile Is HER booklet, "Marriage — What to reaeUaa ta HIS snoring. Ac- ker nervous. In Ike meantime, Dear American: It's I><•! ir114• 11!•, in telepathy and always a good idea to answer a Expect," will prepare you for i lalrvoyance Bl tonight's K IS earckg la Ikls eradlle pro- ker monologues drive me up rude question WITH a ques- Mii'i ni (oi worse Send your meeting of Freehold Area AFTER INVENTORY leaaor, I womaa wbo Inly Ike wall. Aiy suggestions? - tion Example "Why in the request to Ann Lander r c, Branch of American i lovei kef kaibaad Is not both BapvUlc world would you ask a question Box 1199ft. Chicago, Illinois lion of Utdycrjil) Women ered by Us larolig. In (act, It Dear Bugs: Nod period like THAT?" I d 60611, enclosing M cents and a here in Laura Donovan School icaUy. Smile a lot Think about • lllll'lUlihllttlll • <*.«» ii • #t 4 Hlllil/VIIIITHII *T (|l 11 • "Biak ta ker ears" because slam ate kaewi ke Is gelling kls something else persists, just keep rapegUni ''"*• l»"l. MlUlllirMMll stun.huist HIMI Tne*pu • your question The dullest dud l'nvel0Pt! Invited rest. Dear Aaa Laaders: My will catch on after a while I taake no, said kit Ikeory mother Is Greek. My lather Is was aeiteiie, and asked, Itabaa. My skin Is darker than CONFIDENTIAL lo Hull SAVE EVEN MORE THAN BEFORE ON "Wait akaat HER rest? lint most CaacaslaiK In Ihe pad l) By RAE LINDSAY noisy and earthshaking, and than one woman in a house is Maria was reluctant to ad- ly handed Maria a fresh tape open rule. If Maria disturbs respond with a tape .and then 1 feel good about this solu- Dealing with teenage disturbing. The first blowups, one woman two many, and mit that physical lorces might cassette la rarity in our house; me in some way. I can write we'll talk it out. And vice ver- tion. It's really opened up daughter! can be difficult I guess, over items as in-daughters once they hit their be dictating the warlike mine are filled with interviews her a letter; she in turn can aa communications. enough when there are two significant as whether she teens are really young women, moods Now she'll grudgingly and hers are filled with Billy parents coping, but when it's could sleep over at a friend's not little girls anymore. {You admit nature might be behind Joel and the rest of the rock « one-to-one contest between house two nights in a row. remember, too, what you were it all- to the point where she's gang), and said. "Here, take mother and daughter, the bat- Then more crucial frays that I like at the same age, andtitfor-tatting me by keeping as much time as you want and JANUARY CLEARANCE tle is long and hard and see now were a manuevering that's a complicating fac- track of my cycles on hertalk to the tape—say all the things that are bugging you." NOW IN PROGRESS nobody wins—each female for authority: "A is allowed to tor—neither a help nor a hin- calendar. Sometimes we can I listened ^o—the tape survives do this, why can't I." "I don't drancel even joke aBoul It But I've care whether A can do it—I carefully. And then because When your children are Most mothers will find discovered one way of dealing say you can't and then I my favorite medium is the younger, you're dimly aware another pattern emerging that with teenage crises that may realize I had darn well better written word, I typed a seven- of the warfare between their daughters don't even help other victims. have a good excuse, a page single-spaced reply. She mothers and their girls, even want to admit is a viable ex- I found that when we had a reasonable answer why not if I read my answer carefully, and then, although you may planation: the change in problem, after the first two want to hold on to my right to then we talked—without ran- underaltnd how this could disposition, the crashing sentences of sensible discus- reign. cor, with love, and I must say, happen, you know your situa- depression, unsettling irrita- sion of either part, the talk mutual respect—until 2:00 in tion ia going to be different. I don't mean there was cons- tion (especially with mothers disintegrated into interrup- the morning. 1 think we would Fashion Center Ye*, indeed. Having brought tant warfare, just the erosion and siblingsl, alarming temper tion, tears, shouts, more have gone on but we were too 51 ft* In flail B»n* up the moat perfect child, an or change of roles is battle that occurs very regularly tears ..well, the boys would tired. Each of us had had a 24 Broad St. obedient, angelic daughter enough. {Suddenly your once a month. This makes it disappear in shock. We got private chance, via tape or let- (not like her more rambunc- daughter is the one who s go- fairly easy to spot and I now nowhere and both of us felt ter, to let off steam, to make tioua, however angelic ing, out. and you're staying mark my calendar and prepare put upon and misunderstood. ourselves understood, and brothersl 1 looked forward to a home babysitting!) As Bon- for a bout of P.M.T. (For A month or so ago 1 had one of then were able to translate vary serene adolescence, for nie Franklin, the "divorced mothers whose daughters' are those flash bulb inspirations. that into a discussion instead Maria and me. mother of two daughters so not so regular I can only offer Necessity really is the mother of a debate. Now we have an ENTIRE STOCK Explosion. Normal, but aptly portrays on tv-more heartfelt sympathy.) of invention. I magnanimous- WOOL COATS Sole-Porcelli BELLEVILLE-The en- gagement of Miss Laura % Engaged Porcelli, to Frank P. Sole, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony II 30-40 o* Sole, 12 Peters Place, Red Sablal^-Clark Bank, is announced by her pa- rents, Mr and Mrs Louis ATLANTIC lll<;ill.ANl)S-Mr and Mrs J Leonard Clark, Porcelli of Belleville. 88 K Lincoln Ave . announce the engagement nf their daughter, Miss Patricia M Clark, to Keith Sablak, son of Mr and Mrs Miss Porcelli is a graduate Joseph Sablak. 5 Tiensch Ave . Leonardo An October wedding of Belleville High School and is planned Taylor Business Institute and Miss Clark is an alumna of Henry Hudson Regional School, is employed by the Congoleum Our expand Highlands, and is employed by Colonial First National Rank Corp., Kearny here Mr. Sole attended Croydon deportment... Mr Sablak was graduated from Middletown Township High Hall Academy, Leonardo, and School and is employed by Burkhard's Auln Body, Middletown. was graduated from Red Bank Regional High School. He at- tends Lincoln Technical In- * Madigan-McHeffey stitute, Union LITTLE SILVER- An- member of Alpha Sigma LIBRARY DISPLAY nouncement is made by Mr sorority RUMSON-On display this and Mrs Murray P. McHeffey, Mr Madigan attended St month in Oceanic Free Li- 56 (lakes Road-, of the en-Gregory College in Oklahoma, (LU« PROGRAM brary, Avenue of Two Rivers, gagement of their daughter, and was awarded a BA degree LITTLE SILVER - The is a collection of Staffordshire Miss Constance Anne MrHef in business management from Woman's Club of Little Silver's china, including figurines, fey, to Kevin Michael Si I .en College, where he was meeting yesterday in thestorybook characters, dogs Madigan. son of Mrs Anna member of Phi Delta Omega clubhouse featured Mrs and groupings Open Wednesdmy and Friday til 9 Madigan of Brooklyn, and the fraternity He is employed by Charles E Renlir. fifth dis late George Madigan A March Kills Banking Corp in Florida tricl chairman, public affairs We*4y Mc( anntca wedding is planned department of the New Jersey Miss McHeffey was gradu- FLOWER MAKING Stale Federation of Women's ated from Red Bank Regional FAIR HAVEN - Mrs Clubs, who spoke on "Fredom Just 9 Mills Coutu- High School and received a BA Willard Gabel conducted a Is Never Free." Mrs. Helen North of the degree in elementary educa- flower workshop yesterday us- Anderson and Mrs Laurie Eatontown Circle McCormick tion and early childhood ing pressed flowers and pine Bowmeisler are chairmen of on Route 35 MATAWAN-Announce- education from SI Leo (Fla ) cones, at the luncheon meeting the luncheon card party Jan menl is made by Mr and Mrs College She is an honurary in Bicentennial Hall Zt In the clubhouse Joseph Caputo. 281 Church St., 'lfUltlUtmt-n %/. of the engagement of their COUNTRY ROOMS daughter. Miss Wendy I.ee Me Cormkk. lu Thomas (uulu. 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BROTHERS Mom's Lending a helping hand ally are because you allow ply have been hustling women problems may be that you're aertaiily HI la Ihe haspttal. I'm better yourself to become emotional expose a rebgtMs perua aad have However, studies show that who looked like likely targets looking for a "dream man" By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS ly involved too quickly Dear Dr. Bret am 1 lead Each time you think you're sen laaght t* lead a aelalag people are much less apt to Love at first sight is usually I* fall hi lave quickly, almast falling in love you may only be Dear Dr. BrMhers: I have a haad whenever peulkte. I |asl help someone when the situ- physical attraction at first •y BMA BUMBr.l'K at first tight aad far a while falling in love with your ideal real east si tae gilltt becaue •ail kaaw what cane aver ation is confusing or am- sight Love takes time Love is The Kiss and Tell books have been with u (or several everything Is really wuder ol what the perfect lover might hut week I related it help ate. I was aace stranded aa a biguous Those who are suffer- a feeling of infinite closeness iw. They're the exposes usually written by a fal. thca the hamk drtps. I be You may be attracted only mmt Us was asked me l.r a highway aad as aae helped ing themselves, as I suspect to another and it's impossible placarded mistreat ol a general, a silverware polisher at hccaaM very dlsllhulwrd aad to those fictional attributes kat4Mi I have Irar grswi aw. I've aever fargallea It. I you were, are more likely to to be close to someone we the While House, or someone whose dog once had a Ihe aeraaa and I ead ap realii- that you're projecting onto the ehHrea aad yet I walked right dlaa'i aafentaad why aad I withdraw and turn away espe- don't know, and know well In- hysterectomy and occupied a bed next to Jackie O's dog tag we've hath made a big mis person This can blind you and east this yaaag wsaui when 1 asa'l fally aadersUad mv re- cially if the other person's fatuation is different from love aitte recovery room. take. 1 gaets what aapptis It prevent your getting to know. 1*4 «l at my taxi She started arttoa u tali wmn.—^hfh— needs are nut «lear or t,pe<:ilic and usually happens quickly A group of us In the neighborhood were talking the that I really dssi (ill la lave at the real person dawa the street Dear V W Fear is a strong So, throw your guilt out the other day about the current best-seller, "Mommie all. Sometimes I waader II I'm Sociological studies show There are some people who aad I beramr Irigaleaed aad and often legitimate reason (or nearest window. If this woman can't (all in love because ol Dearest," In which Joan Crawford's daughter revealed not getting involved Nor- needed money to get home or capable at hvlag semeeae. that the person we really fall in her bizarre childhood raa. I have at eiease except love with is likely to be totally emotional blocks, but I strong thai 1 was tired aad depressed mally, people such as yourself to buy food there are places Right aew, I'm very depressed "You don't suppose this is going to start a trend, do different from what we im ly suspect that you're nol one heeaase I'd )•«( came from a help others and find it reward- she could go She may have aad feel I'm a talhre. I'M M you'" asked Jeanne agined that person would be I ol them Try to see the nexl visit wlta my aiibaad wke's ing to do so It makes them feel been on drugs or she may sun- art I waader If I'll ever Had "A trend (or what?" asked Pat. my dream maa. — C.E. think you may not be seeing person for what he is and mil what you want him to be "For kids writing about their mothers." Dear C.E One of your other people for what they re- "C'mon," I said. "We're all wonderful mothers., 1 mean, what could our kids possibly say about us that we wouldn't want anyone to know?" Royales disco Saturday EATONTOWN - The Roy tune, on Saturday, Jan 13 planned by the Royales to FURTHER REDUCTION SALE ales Junior Drum and Bugle Carl Fntchey will be the hosl purchase needed equipment AT WIT'S END Corps will hold its first annual DJ for the \m season Other pro- I)J Disco Dance at the Shark The affair is the first in a grams planned include a series of fund raising efforts booster club, roller skating "That's right," said June "Everything we've done, River Ifills Fire House in Nep- we've done out °'n 'ov(' (or our children, right?" party, Ice skating party, St Patrick's Day dance, and a During the next ten minutes, the silence was deaf- flea market sale ening National Council % Pat was the first to break the sound barrier "I'll bet The corps is presently look- everyone here has at one time or another put her child out ing for any Interested young ALL SHOES to play and locked the door afterward." luncheon Monday people between the ages of 10 Jeanne's head shot up. "Not during the '78 blizzard we and 20 with or without ex- didn't" r TINTON FALLS-The 85th as Ihe International Year of perience to participate in the summer competitive program & BAGS "You should talk," countered Pat. "At least I didn't anniversary of National Coun- the Child. 25 use my kid's own money to buy back her teeth and tell her cil of Jewish Women will be National Council of Jewish The Royales are sponsored it was from the tooth fairy." celebrated here Monday by Women is the oldest national by the Eatontown Recreation "I will never tell you anything again in the utmost Greater Red Bank Section at a Jewish women's volunteer or- Commission, Eatontown confidence," said Jeanne. "Besides, I know of someone noon Founders Day luncheon ganization Its members are American Legion Post 325. sitting here in this room who took along tranquilizers on a in Monmouth Reform Temple, committed to a broad program Ocean Grove Veterans of For OFF lamilylnjacation and was going to tell the kids they were Hance Avenue Guests are of education, social action and eign Wars Post 2233, and are vitamins" asked to pack their own community service in the Unit- the official musical unit of lunches Dessert and beverage ed States and Israel Monmouth Park Jockey Club "I never used them!" shouted June. will be served The Sweet ALL BOOTS "We do the best we can," said Pat. "Like the lime I Adelines of Monmouth Hills, a didn't take Hark to ihe doctor until after the 15th billing female barbershop harmony SUPCOVHB • DMPttiB How was 1 to know he had a broken arm? Hs always group, will entertain. „ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 1/2 complained at bedtime." All SALES FINAL "We've surely made our share ol mistakes," said The event has been planned Custom BLJI'I Furniture We have a large selection ot vnyi Jeanne. 'How about you, Erma? I suppose your children to coincide with National and upholstery *at»>c m siocw NOT All SIZES LEFT IN Council of Jewish Women- are so perfect you'll come out in book (orm somewhere All STYLES between St. Joan and Mary Poppins " Week, Jan. 14-20, and in keep- HEADQUARTERS FOR "Last Mother's Day," 1 said, "I got a homemade card ing with the celebration of 1970 from my son It showed a Mommie smiling with a large bunch of roses in her arms. On the inside, the message I IK - IXiiK KI-VMSUT ' said, "HOPE THIS SCENTS YOU INTO ORBIT FOB A fcrtta SHOPS LONGTIME." Classified Way 33 MONMOUTH STREET 747-4421 11 "That's sweet, said Jeanne "What's the matter with Op*n Frkl.y till I P M RED BANK RED B/ANK« '"TIM omjr IKUWMJI MaluraDnr shoe Stora that?" 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STRUT American Express. VISA 776 River Rd. Rt. 34 A Lloyd Rd (Eraig Hill furniture and Master Charge Accepted CITY Fair Haven Matawan STATE IIP 842-7330 583-1890 (Factory Outlet) Mall t'Mpn la: Bars BIIKI Cs. Hours Hour* FREE * 1M:J0 Moo • 8.1 104:M Mon • Sal Thura nns HI 1:30 Rt. 9 & Craig Rd. Freehold 462-M69 INDOOR PARKING^' Gallup Youth Survey SHREWSBURY N J THURSDAY. JANUARY 11 1979 Most like adult treatment of teen criminal By GEORGE GALLUP same basis as mature adults in the West, true-to-form. are cities in this region Kolliiv.in^ PKINCKTON. \.J - H \K hen response1- In the ques- lhe most liberal Those living is LlU quest inn asked iand the lhey re old enough lo commit tion are examined l>> the dif- in lhe Midwest and South fall principal tabuliIT findings crimes, they >*» old enough La liftm six HI rronomit groups between these extremes One TV findings are based on pay for them In wrmh Iren.i^ii^ lit-lnrifi possible explanation for this h'lerihone intei v lews with a That 8 the verdiri of a large almost complete ronformit* defection of eastern teenagers representative national cross majority of American leen in Lhe national reitponae put from the liberal ranks is that section (il mure than 1.000 agers when asked whether tern is lound That is. lhe many of Ihe media reports teen-agers: I ;l to 1H yearsold teens who are guilty of crimes news ol Inns jnil Kirls imis concerning teen crime i "I'vnght 1979 . The such as theft or assault should ol all afft-s. whiles and non emanate from the larger, older iled I're suffer the same legal penalties whiles uituM- nvrraiic and SHOULD TEEN CRIMINALS BE TREATED LIKE ADULTS' as adults who commit these lii-luu itvrrii^'e scholars, teens Don't offenses from wrnlecnllar and From Should Should not know When the latest Gallup blue i nllar homes, teens 33% Youth Survey questioned a whose lathers are college NATIONWIDF 64% 3% national croit*..- fHiirntf.H vn those whose Boys 65 33 2 Girls 64 33 section of teens living in all lathers are not- are virtually 3 Both sexes areas of the country, it found identical In I at-1. seldom ha* , JOHN DOE 13 I5yearsold 66 32 2 that almost two thirds of KUCrV mi.null,II \ ol public 16 16 years Old 63 ' 34 3 teens l(>4 percent! approve,ol 970-572 opinion liefii tound on an issue Whiles 64 33 3 similar legal treatment for the with such slronK aocftl oVS* Nonwniies ' 65 32 3 crimes of both Mil and Inlir •urvtf.V This r> tear-old girl udulls, while about one hull ()ni- minoi divflrgvncf Irom Academic standing thut percentage l.'l.t pencnlt (ommenled Above average 63 34 3 Many limes kills di> ihrsi Lhia paitein deaerve-1 mention oppose such lrr.il mcni Average or below 65 32 3 types ,,| ,,,!,.,: i,,,.,,,,, u,,., T\ pn all\. lhe opinions ot- The v lews <>( oni' p.iriu ipanl H adultsl While collar lamily 64 34 ! k. •' ; .'..MU- I.IICI (|.(.n ii^crv ias well as adu in thi- survev illusiruii- Korrtf Qlua-coilar family 64 33 3 torn noTMHB mrtntn is jotnn |ivin|( m ,,,„ N,,rlh,,,,stl.rni| por- nf the reasons underKing the I.I happen U) Ihem I know n,,n ol lhe countr) and these Fathei s education mujorii \ opinion Said a kuls who 'topped mint nl ||vfn)| ,„ ,|,,. [u Wasl ire College or above 63 35 7 1 7 veur old hi^h schonl junior thi-li lllexul activities.as boon similar and teflei i a liliej-al High school or less 64 33 3 l>m .is IIM-I real hed age I- ,, | ure *hen compared The pc nl n NEW FIRE CHIEFS — Long Branch's new fire chief, Anthony Mellna, left, I read in the paper just the minoril vu'ttpninl 10 ihe opinions nl their con East 67 31 I hal first assistant chief Alfred "Butch" Guzzl, secod from right, and second other da\ ahou! 'deserve temporaries living in lheMidwest 65 II Soulh 64 assistant chief Robert (aye, right, are sworn In by Jennie De Fazio, city grnlibed u girl M purse, then •pei'iaj IN ii m Ini criminal VUdweni and tlw South 33 West 60 VI clerk, at Tuesday night's city council meeting. pushed her (into (he suhwuv acts lieiuusenl HIMi ,i ', inn Howrvci in the . ..-e nl lhe pressed li\ ,||| I - (i (Id hi«h tracks The cops caught him I'urrenl quiMion. teins living • i IIIIMI senior | ripping oft her apart tin ni in ihe l.iisi hold less liberal al Seems |i I hough it IVM ' Hr Most leen liters letjuire .1 litudes lure les- inclimil 10 set ond time he had done the grVII deal ol [ line I .jlnre favor adult legal treatment for same type of thing The judge ihe values .mil niil^nienl- ol teens accused of adult crimesl gavi' him tour wars hut he II a llu 11 s The v < erlallll v than teens living elsewhere in probably be paroled in a year shouldn I he lu.l^.-il on lhelhe nation, while those living oi iwg W Jwredoes Ij ullend"* Sandler&Wwth's Another iwn-ager, who is ulso critical ol special, lenient treatment for minors accused of serious crimes offers mother rationale for her al- Famou• MBMMVMcsy iMake f lttimvri titude an uiniude that is shared bj other*- in the Journalist to speak on Carpet Clearance Sale This Week Only! 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SANDFORD ocean at Belmar for only the second record for our count Item The bald eagle was still a common enough sight Long-time birders know something (hat the French There are a lew other similarities to be found in the two in alonmouth County that the one seen on the 'tt-'H count cooed u eipreuion for a long time ago English trans counts done 21 years apart, mostly in duplication or near did not rate the bold-face type reserved, in the printed lation The more things change, the more they remain the duplication of numbers for several species There were 20 report, for the more interesting species. MM*. OUTDOOR species on the 21st count list that aren't on this year's Item: Neither did the eastern bluebird, now pracUcaUy We've been watching conatant changes and a continuity That's not a great change for 21 years Witness Sandy extirpated from our area, even in the peak season of of lameness in the bird world hereabouts for decades Hook Count compilers report their list of 103 species for last migrations Eleven of them were found in that winter The winter of ltSS-M wasn't a particularly promising WORLD month's count lacked 20 of the species recorded just a year census and were reported quite matter-of factly one as we approached the 21st annual Long Branch Christ- earlier when their total was 104 That means, conversely, Item: On the other hand, the single brown thrasher mas Count Consensus was that the local bird population that they saw 17 species this year that they missed just a found in the old count was a standout in bold type. All the was down a little. with some species we expect to get too year earlier mimic thrushes - the local species of thrasher, catbird and scarce to count on And Long Branch counters learned within the calendar mockingbird - are wintering here more regularly than Count day (Jan. 2, ltH) dawned cold (18 degrees), with year 1KC that conditions can affect species lists much more they were then and will not be considered worthy of bold the ponds frozen (making ducks harder to come by) But it broken cloud cover, a gentle breeze, and an excellent drastically than that After the record 115 scored on the 21st type. For comparison, the censuses of those three were: In wu clear, the breeze moderate, and there was an excellent turnout of 46 observers — the largest ever edition on Jan 2, we did the 22nd Long Branch Count on 1K5 - Brown thrasher 1, catbird 3, mockingbird 1, this turnout of 42 observers that included many of the state's They found IK species, one more than in the '55'56 Dec. 30 of that year - in snow, cold rain and a 20-m p h winter - brown thrasher 2, catbird 8, and mockingbird 106! moat experienced birders of the day outing. That's no longer a record We set that last year at northeast wind that helped cut the count team down to 14 The mocker, of course, is the one that has come up They set a new record (or the local count at US species KJ But it equals what is now the second best score, tallied observers - and scored just 86 species Without even spectacularly in the interim Twelve days ago we did the 44th edition of the same once before checking for non-duplicates we know we missed at least 29 And so, obviously, the old order changeth - but in detail count, wtthin the same boundaries Consensus was that Best species on the & count An eared grebe, found on species we'd had for the previous count only Basically, things remain pretty much the same birds were hard to find this winter Count day dawned cold Shark River, never before recorded on the local count Best But there have been changes — glaring changes — We're seeing as many birds as ever; only a few of the (21 degrees) with the ponds frown But there was only species for the latest count An eared grebe, lound on the disclosed by details of the tallies taken 23 years apart names have changed Should person train hard? No matter how you. •ylRWINJ POLK, MD.MPH 8e HERE'S TO HEALTH CARPET S and desire to get in shape The type of exercise, length of activity, frequency of activity and total work done in exercising can all be varied to suit the patient. Obviously the successful program will allow the patient to exercise comfortably and conveniently at something he enjoys. This should result in improvement in the heart, lung status as measured by oxygen usage, Increased muscle tone and flexibility, greater strength and endurance. : Young folks have no trouble exercising. They can start with as much exercise as they can tolerate and build up from there This holds true through the early 20's for the most part Thereafter, and certainly in the 30's, precautions should be taken before beginning an exercise program. A checkup by a doctor may well be indicated particularly for people who are overweight. Even then, mild exercise such as brisk walking is a good way to begin After a few days of this, alternate walking and running, the so-called jogging, can be attempted The subject can increase his effort both in distance and duration as he tolerates The rules given OFF above should direct this For people in their 40's or older or anyone with chronic illness, a check-up is a must Stress-testing may suggest where exercise should begin and how far It should continue ANY PRE-CUT There Is, of course, no one of any age in good health who can not attempt to increase his tolerance to exercise. Properly pursued, a regular exercise program can improve the health as well as the quality of life RUG REMNANT S Family crisis talk slated for Jan. 18 in our inventory priced over 99 RKD BANK - A discussion sociate of the Children's Psy on how to deal with a family chiatric Center, will be the key CBO SAVES YOU DOUGH crisis will take place at 8 pin speaker There's a huge selection ot the finest carpets cut to popular room Jan. 18 in Webster Hall of the sizes...some even large enough to cover two rooms! Please...bring First Presbyterian Church, 255 Registration set your room dimensions. There's a sije for you! Our inventory is Harding Road for adult school stocked with the latest colors, styles and textures. There are The program, sponsored by plushy plushes, sculptures, hi-lows, loops, the handsome the Tower Hill Cooperative ABERDEEN - The saxonies, the down-to-earth tones and the flighty, bright Nursery .School, is for parents Hatawan Community Adult tones. 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ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Resorts International chairman Wednesday for the funeral of Nell UacDonald, wile of Com- The state's casino law requires an applicant "establish b> The memorandum was full of inaccuracies, heresay and Junei II. Crosby was lo resume testifying at New Jersey missioner Kenneth N Mai Donald clear and convincing evidence (Its) financial stability, miegnh accusations that Olsen never made, according to Brown and Cutno Control Commission heatings today in an effort la build The basic thing is the impression Crosby creates for the and responsibility " This requirement puts Resorts Interna- Olsen, who still works for Resorts International in Florida a detente showing he his company operated with integrity commissioners We have lo show that he at all times was a man tional In the unusual position o) fielding its defense first Resorts International officials argue that state authorities Company attorneys also hope to discredit the state's year- of integrity, thai he at all times conducted himself properly," On Tuesday, Crosby traced his early business career and his were "out to get Resorts" from the start of the investigation and long investigation by trying to prove authorise* were "out to said a Resorts International official who asked not to be first years as head of the Mary Carter I'aint I'O . whose only pursued derogatory information about the firm They say get" Retorts International (mm the start Identified because of his closeness to the case corporate successor is Resorts International lnc thai the division s 115-page report should have included the good Attorneys (or both Resorts International and thr slate ClWb) also will have to address issues in the company's Attorney Raymond A Brown, fresh from successfully de- things that investigators learned about Resorts International Division of Gaming Enforcement consider Crosby to be central past, most of which were raised in the division's 17 objections to fending Dr. Mario Jascalevich on murder charges, also said (he Bui Assistant Attorney deneral (1 Michael Brown, repre to their cases on the company's application for a permanent a permanent license, the official said yesterday firm would try to discredit the stale's investigation senting the division argued that the question before Ihe com casino license The division opposes a license for the Boardwalk "The principal issue of the whole case Is the integrity of the During the testimony of Miami attorney Richard 11 Olsen mission is not inr integrity of the slate's investigators, but that casino which has operated on a temporary permit since May 26 company he said I think the rest blows away after you prove who served as a broker in Mary Carter Paint's acquisition n! of He sorts Inii-i n.ii niiidl Today was the third day nf hearing* which were called off that " Bahamian property. Brown attacked a state memorandum of Office building approval likely Housing shortage called severe proposed for the new building The plan was opposed by RUMSON - Approvakof a nue intersection, and install Also at last night's meeting neighboring residents TRENTON (AP) - Housing in New Jersey's largest and failure lo adequately replace it has sent rents soaring site plan (or a professional of- sidewalks on the three streets the planners voted unanimous During organization pro- cities is deteriorating at an alarming rate and efforts lo in cities like Newark where 75 percent of all the housing is fice building and financial in Tbe application is the first stutilion at Bingham Avenue. ly to direcl board attorney S ceedings for the new year, replace it are woefully inadequate, a legislative sludy multi-family, the report said to be approved in the new pro- Hunt and Washington Streets Thomas (iagliano to prepare a Ijwrence R Malone was reel commission reported yesterday fessional office building (POB) "While personal income in metropolitan Newark rose is expected to be rendered by zone created under thr resolution rejecting an ap- ••ded board chairman Robert The Assembly Housing Study Commission said about by 27 percent from l>70 to 1975. rents increased by 38 the Planning Board at its borough's new master plan plication by Kalph and I'atn J Uorski was named the first 40.MI new housing units were built between 1976 and 197H percent.' it said "In the Paterson-Clifton-Passaic area, meeting next month. cia Men. in Ridge Road, at vice chairman of the board He but that is about 60.000 units short of stale needs Mr Russo was granted A personal income rose by 33 percent front 1970 to 1175 while Bnarwnod Road for a minor is a registered architect. "The housing shortage is particularly seven- in on The applicant, Vincent J variance by the Zoning Board rents increased by 59 percent " of Adjustment last summer subdivision Mr Cagliano was reap- larger cities where housing winch falls into disrepair may Russo, a local developer, last night agreed lo three site plan which was conditional on Plan The applicants sought to I 5 pointed board'attorney, and J be abandoned by landlords who lack either the capital or The commission which held a series of public hearings changes requested by the plan ning Board approval of Ihe ap acres ol subdivide 4 37 acres (Jary Sammon was again incentive to make the needed repairs." the commission . List summer throughout the state, said the urban housing ners last month plication the\ own in tbe boroughs named board secretary concluded in a 41-page report Crist! has created widespread feelings of despair among llnarwood section. nf( Ridge Board members voted to The report said construction of multi-family' dwellings inner cit\ residents, particularly blacks and Hispanics At the board's request, Mr Professional offices, as well Russo will widen both Hunt as one of the first "stock" sav- Road, into two lots foi llu>1 on change regular monthly meet has fallen drastically in New Jersey, dropping from 414S Ihe suburban single family house was becoming dif- and Washington Streets, widen ings and loan associations to •tractiM of a second house on ing dates to the second Mon- percent of total housing production between 1170 and 1973 to ficult lo acquire for inner city residents," the commission the Hunt Street-Bingham Ave- be chartered in the slate, are. tin- M'nind lot day of each month 25 percent of total production in 1(77 said "The cost of a medium priced house in 1970 was Abandonment and destruction of multi -family housing R3.4O0. in 1976 it was MK.0OO " Depend on Harmonia's full family of high rates. 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MILE PAST "FLAGSHIP " 6S8-S500 Sat 'til 6:00 Fairbanks, Colorado sue New England BOULDER, Colo (AP) - New England Patriots loot "It's clear that Fairbanks is just following ortel Mi1 Federal Judge A David Mazzone has scheduled a the location of the Patriots in Massachusetts were factors ball coach Chuck Fairbanks has sued the National Football doesn't know what he's doing," another Patriots source hearing Friday in Boston on the Patriots' request for in Fairbanks decision to return to college coaching, the League club In an effort to break his contract so he can said, alleging that Fairbanks had been ordered by umver temporary and permanent injunctions against the univer- suit said become head coach of the University of Colorado Buffalos sily officials to file the suit sity in its attempts to hire Fairbanks Fairbanks and the university filed the suit yesterday in Fairbanks, working at the Patriots' Foxboro. Mass. Colorado has been looking for a new head football coach District Court here offices, refused comment University officials also were since firing Bui Mallory last Nov 21 Judge Richard W Dana set Jan 18 lor hearing on a unavailable for comment Fairbanks' suit argues that when he signed with the temporary restraining order and temporary and per Meanwhile, the court battle for Fairbanks' fiftmlg I'atnots he understood he would not be bound by that manenl injunctions filed by the university along with Ihe services continued to expand in II S District Court at contract if he returned to a non-competing level of football suit against the Patriots Boston His suit contends that If allowed to work at the college "We've never been sued by a coach before,' was the University officials said they alsn filed millions Wrjt*in level. Fairbanks in no way would compete with the Patriots only comment Patriots Vice President Chuck Sullivan day in (ederal court in Boston, seeking In gel the Patriots' or any other professional football team would make regarding Fairbanks' suit suit I here dismissed A concern for the welfare o( his wife and children and Earl Campbellf a big gun NEW YORK (AP) - Run- the Year earlier this week He broadcasters Bradshaw fin- nght to choose first in the Campbell scored 13 touch- ning back Karl Campbell, who also finished second in the AP ished second with 24 votes and NFL's I97H college draft and downs rushing and had seven led the National Football voting for Most Valuable quarterback Jim 7-orn of the then chose Campbell, the 100-yard games His best game League in rushing and set a Player behind mmlsrback. Seattle Seahawks had six No Heisman Trophy winner from of the season came in a Mon- yardage record for rookies, Terry Bradshaw of the Pit- other player received more the University nl Texas The day night contest against Mi- was named Offensive Player tsburgh Steelers than two voles from the panel, Oilers never regretted Ike ami when he rushed for IM of the Year by The Associated Campbell became the first composed of three writers or move as Campbell churned out yards and scored four touch- Press today rookie ever to win the Of broadcasters who cover each 1.450 yards to lead the NFI. in downs as the inlets defeated It was the second major fensive Player of the Year of the NFL's 28 member clubs rushing, becoming lhe first the Dolphins 35-30 postseason award tor award, receiving 47 of lhe M Houston gave up three draft rookie rushing champion since He scored his first NFL Campbell, who was', named votes cast by a nationwide choices and tight end Jimmy Cleveland's Jim Brown did it touchdown in his first game, The AP Offensive Rookie nl panel of football writers and (iiles to Tampa Bay for the in 1957 dashing 73 yards for the score against the Atlanta Falcons It didn't take long for him to de- velop into the Oilers' bread- and-butter runner In short Bulls use balanced attack yardage situations with less than 3 yards needed for a first down, he converted on 37 of 54 attempts for a 685 success percentage to defeat stubborn Nets Houston Coach Bum Phil- lips was delighted when he PISCATAWAY (AP) - isheel with IK points, and seconds left In give the Bulls a Nets in the game, scoring all 20 heard about Campbell's latest Artis Gilmotc scored 2d points (iilmore hit jump shols to give 116-114 lead of his points in the first half 14 honor and John Mengell and rookie the Bulls a 114-1111 lead (iilmore and Theus con- in the second quarter They couldnl have given it Reggie Theus combined for 5(1 But the Nets 4re» even on nected on foul shots around a Mengell finished with 24 to a kid who earned it more," more to lead the Chicago Hulls baskets In Tun Masselt and King jumpshol to provide the pouits and Theus. 26 King led said Phillips "He came into to a UMlt National Basket Jan van Breda Kolfl Mengell. final margin the Nets with 27 summer camp only wanting to ball UKKIlUOn uc•lury last reportedly oil (he verge "I Chicago held 85-57 lead at The Nets played without be accepted by his teammates night over lhe New Jersey, being Haded to BoltOfl lot the half with Theus scoring 17 starting center George John- He has accepted all of his hon- Nets Nate Archibald, connected Sfl points. It in lhe second quar- son, who is In California atten- ors with the same degree of Chicago took a 95X7 lead a key 15-foot jump shot with 37 ter John Williamson kept the ding his mother s funeral level headedness as he did in LOOKING AROUND -New Jersey Nets Jan VanBredoKoltf tries to move into the fourth quarter hul college You know, he must be past Chicago Bulls' John Brown last night in Piscataway New Jersey's Kddie Jordan a super kid to get all of these and Bernard King keyed a honors and not have a single Nets comeback that gave them teammate jealous of him. All a lltl Kin lead with less than Red Wings tie Isles of his teammates, and I mean two minutes to play Jordan all 44 of them, pat him on the Dunn signs with Giants and King each scored nine DKTBO1T (AP, - Nick Libell scored l»u l-onmer and then Lome Hemming look New back when they learn he has points during that slretah goals and Paul Wonds one during a 93-second York penalties to give Detroit a two-man ad won a new award. span latr-in the Until period In give the Detroit vantage Mil- Itlil- IN - Matt Dunn, taken on coming season But Theus. Chicago's Ont- Andy Bourgeois, the Oilers' Red Wings a surprising M lie against lhe Nev\ Libett scored power play goals 22 seconds the second round i>f baseballs lice Igenl I was h'appy with what I got. Dunn round draft pick, hit two foul offensive backfield coach, said York Islanders on last night in the National apart, at 17:21 and 17 43. and Woods got the draft Tuesday, signed with the San Fran said 1 think I got what a second round shots to bring the Bulls even "I know that his first reaction llc»ke\ League equalizer at 18:54. Cisco Giants last nighl pick should gel I had checked around with before Olhe Johnson, who fin in receiving this recognition The deadlock snapped • five-game Detroit Dunn, who starred at si John Vianney some people, and the (iiants were very MfW e 1 1 l| will be of his teammates. He's losing streak, but extended the Hed Wings' oeir.n « i i-i High School and Bruokdalc Community holiest about It GHmore M 71 M Menoelt 11 7 7 34, TheusI Ftrtt Perlod-1. Now vofh. Trortlor 30 IPiriion, Potvln). aware that all of his suc- College, will report to the Giants' training 10 13 76. londsoeroer 10 U Brown 14 b 14. winless streak In nine games nil Penollloi-Trorllor. NV. in. Pertton, NY. IN. cesses^ are directly related to Dunn signed with Dutch DtUtSCfe, HoilondO I I I LloydOOOO Totoit4t7o3t Hilwortn, Dot. 13 M. Carroll. Del, It W. Tanelll, NY. 16 17. base in Arizona in mid -Match He will be Northeast area scout for the Giants lie The Islanders, who lead lhe Patrick Polonlch, [fat, Ifr 17 their efforts His accomplish- HIWJCItlTIIMj DUISI if the Campbell Conference, boast the Second Period-2, Detroit. UcCourl It lit Laurent assigned to a minor league team from that pending on his showing in spring training. Kino II St V. Wothlnaton i 4 6 14. Thompson). S 13. 3. NOW York, Bourne 17 (Polvm. Pertton) ments must have seemed easy base Dunn will probably be assigned to either Battelt S3 S I], Monty I 7 7 II, Williamson NHL's best record, 27 wings and eight lies 10 S3 4. New York. Merrlcfc VITonellll. 17 40 s. Detroit. Bolduc to achieve by the public but if 9 7 7 30. von SredO KolH 3 I 7 ?, JoUson 0 against only five defeats ' IGlocckner. MHIerl 13 41 t. Ntw York. Trottier 31 ITontlll An infielder for most of his baseball (ireal Falls, Montana, of the Pmncer 4 44 Jordan SI 111. Boynes.o0 7. Skinner tcarriti.tr 44 Penalties-Bourne. NY, i If; Miller. Ott. til they knew how hard he has Orj-00 Totoli4?7) Till* Mike Bossy, the Mil. s leading goal scorer. third I'efiud- '. New York. Bony 31IG(lllei, Lewitl. V 33 worked in practice to reach career. Dunn will be a catcher with lhe Itookie League or Cedar Kapids. Iowa, of CIKK4 II M » HIM I. Detroit, t ilxil • (Carton. McCourtl. 17 71 t. Deuolt. Libett 9 (iiants' system The contract he signed the Class A Midwest League -JONNI Nto Jtrwr m " » 7» 114 gave New York a 5 2 lead with his 35lh goal, at ICarroll. Nedomonthvl. 17 43 10. Detroit, woods s (Locheooi the top. then they would re- Fouled out-Brown. King. JOCklon 9 33 of the final period 11 S4 Penalties-Cormier. NY. IS M, Hemming, NY. IS 57 included a bonus and Class A pay lor lhe FALK Total fowls -Chicago ». Now Jertey, M Shots on goal-New York 7 17 4-M. Detroit Il-Me—14 spect and admire him that Itchnlcoli- louahery. Monty A Mil But the Hed Wings got new hie when bob Goolles-New York. Retch Detroit, Vochon A-I4.47S much more Bradley relaxes McEnroe, Connors as Wildcats purr advance in Masters AMHKKST. Mass - Vll really able to relax, said luiucd 'Some days 1 m trally NEW YORK (AP) - Teenager John cross-court for 30-15 on his own service, is a lanova, sparked by former Bradley whose intensity has up. and others I tense up I in McEnroe beat Arthur Ashe, star of yesteryear, sentimental favorite in New York. A woman in Long Branch High School slat made his point scoring erratic just Irymg to gel on an even 6-3. 6-1 and defending champion Jimmy Con- the stands yelled as Ashe lifted his'arm to Alex Bradley and surprising in previous outings 1 just told keel nors downed Harold Solomon 6-1, 6-2 last night serve, "Remember 1975," the year Ashe won sixth man Tom Sienkiewicz. myself to relax on (he court Villanova. 8-6 over all but in the first round of the 1400,000 Grand Prix Wimbledon and was the dominant player in the broke open a close game in the and 1 was able to play fairly 4-0 in the K.aslern Athletic As Masters Tennis Tournament world second half and remained in well " loctaUon, wa> lopped b> Hi ad- As the round-robin competition continues at Ashe waved his racquet in thanks but it was beaten in Eastern Eight I can! predict tvnal mj ley s 16 points He pulled down Madison Square Garden, Connors and downhill after that as McEnroe beat hin with a basketball competition lasl clays will be like In ion HX lebiiunds McEnroe are to meet Tonight in what is ex- backhand down the line for 30-30 night with a 66-51 victory over pected to be the most meaningful match in lhe Massachusetts eight-man event — a battle between the No I player in the world and his possible successor Brookdale loses Sophomore Bradley slarled Southampton over Hawks the Wildcats momentum when In yesterday's other matches, Brian Got- FT MONMOUTH - West Point Prep SOUTHAMPTON. NY- Don Wiley shot 16 from the floor he broke loose and shot three tfried defeated Raoul Kamirez 6-4. 6-1 and handed Brookdale Community College a 90-83 and addec) two from (he chanty stripe to lead lhe Monmouth straight field goals to nip a Eddie Uibbsbeat Corrado Barazzulti 6-4,6-4 setback last night behind a strong offensive College Hawks In a much-needed 56-53 victory over South- surge by Massachusetts The It was the first match between McEnroe, display by the Knight starters ampton College last night Minuleinen had cloud in the fast-rising 19-year-old, and Ashe, the 35- Brookdale and the Prep traded baskets for within one point al Mill, but Wiley. Monmtiuih'* leading icbuunilei. with u. helped Ins year-old former IS Open and Wimbledon the first half, playing basketball that Knight Bradley s quick shots put the teams team maun un a slight edge on the boards, Jilt champion, who came back ttajs year from a Coach Dewey Williams termed "too close to score al 40-33. and UMass ne\ The game see sawed throUfh two halves Monmoulh had a cronic heel injury, winning 63 of the 86 matchi", ' two point edge at intermission, and held on to snatch the final er got closer than six paints (or he played. ,," - The Prep went ahead by seyen points with victory from Southampton lhe test n( the game Ashe. who played on the AmenKin Davis fWtT mtnutes irft in the scrnntf prriod to gam Sienkiewicz hit for two Mike King added H for Honmouth Kill Appel was South- Cup team with McEnroe, has been openly the margin of victory "We beat them down the baskets as the Wildcats went ampton's standout performer, putting up 13 points and pulling enthusiastic about McEnroe, calling him the floor on the fast break. Williams said "We clown 14 rebounds on an eight-point surge to boost best player in the world today forced them to go to man-toman, but they their lead to 56-44 with jusl Monmouth remains undefeated in the Hie, Apple' Conletence The first set before a crowd of 12,700 didn't couldn't hold us i (Ml CONNORS CONQUERS - Defending champ under seven minutes remain- Wilt*I 7 II. Blair I 3 4 AndefionO I I. Fr«nn look easy for Ashe, but the second set was a Mike Williams led the scoring for the Prep ji. Taylor I frJ M«man»04 sawmun ' • J, King Connors heads offer the ball during ylast night's ing He had four field goals anil rout as McEnroe ran off a 5-0 lead with 26 Kichard McDonald poured in 20 rf1 Grand Prix Masters Tennis Tournament match six assisls in the second half Afipolol-13. rtatio mt. siiwo / 0 14. Perr l«7. Simmont s 7 17 DovisOOO In the third game, the crowd showed that Brookdale s Jack McKean led all scorers with Oool 7-04. juigtfil 14 3 TOTM.5 75 3 51 against Harold Solomon "1 fell good today. I was Hatnime Monmoulh3] )l Ashe, who has just stroked a winning backhand 33 Murphy ties, predicts big year PALM SPRINGS. Call! lAI'Lj- Ex- Coody al La (juinta and Murphy at Indian Under the unique formal lor this tout celebrity amateur group that included host huberant Bob Murphy had'-"^6TmV very Wells — in the opening round of the opening nament. all pnts play one round at each of Bob Hope and formei I'lestdent Gerald positive predictions tournament of the PC A Tour schedule, a (our desert courses, each day with a till Ford Actor Clint Eaitwood also was "This Is gonna be i good year Maybe n 10-month grind that offers some 113 million ferent Ihiw-wan amateur team before the scheduled lo play.411 lhe same group, "bul great year. Maybe one of my best " in total prizes final round at Indian Wells Sunday he didn't show up and that really disap- But Charles Coody, a 41-year-old veter- John Mahaffey. the comeback kid who Leonard Thompson, Tom PurUer and pointed my wife." Rogers said an who shared the first-round lead with last year won the PGA and World Cup Wally Armstrong had 69s. the best scores The former president, Rogers said, was Murphy in Ihe Bob Hope Desert Golf Clas- titles, was 1 shot oft the pace with a 66 And at Bermuda Dunes, where Jack Nicklaus even par op his own ball for the final nine sic yesterday, declined any prediction at he, too, was surprised shot a 71 with two holes to go, but finished double all "I didn't expect to come outol the box Nicklaus, making his first appearance bogey-double bogey, including a (our pull "Nobody," said Coody. "IK any moir with that kind of a number." MahaKey said in this tournament since 197:1. adimtleil he on the final holf He probably shot K3 or 84 surprised than I am to see me shoot a 65 It after his round at Tamarisk in bright, really doesn't "want to play goll right now, on his own ball. Kogi was just one of those days when everything sunny 70-degree deser! weather but 1 committed to play some lime ago ( CKKIV one-putted 10 times - including went right. I have no false illusions, what Art Wall, the 55-year-old National Sen- The winner of a record 15 major pro- six cif the last seven holes - in Ins effort with the lack of practice I've had. about iors Champion and 1959 Masters winner, fessional titles said he plans to trim back while Murphy had an amazingly solid keeping this going. was next in this five-day, 90-holc grind with his schedule even more this season and round He didn't make a bogey. "That's not to say I expect to play a 67 at Indian Wells The group al 6K concentrate cm the Big Four titles — lhe. He said some new eyeglasses, with poorly. Bui it won't be a shattering ex- included Billy Casper, Rod Funselh. Handy Masters. VGA, U:8 and British Opens. which he's just become familiar, were a perience if I do " RFsklne and J.C Snead Snead was at La Defending ch^jjpion Bill Rogers had a key In his unproved play and the basts (or They matched 7 under par efforts — (julnla, the others at Tamarisk 70 al Bermuda Dunes, playing with the tup his prediction of a belter Kflm 20 SHREWSBURY. N J THURSDAY JANUAPYI Reilly's decision proves Mustang edge - Rogti GrottfPJ a HowafdlrlfiM IVO LONG BRANCH - tiraig Reilly won a forfeit deusmn in the IH lot*B«iton(PHl BfliCKr.oii 10 » heavyweight class to lift unbeaten Marlboro over Long Branch ilt jrffHoger |i>irt BobLurMwu. * I 1M - (jlmturwtiner (Ptd John f oiio«e« I 1 39-2), in scholastic wrestling last night • •• iirti p irtChff* I T I HMt: HHANl|l— X lug third quartet *as tha OtMr Ownt* f* H Cothollc at Sftanmquon r aim Bout-men MKM'ftowtt No utftypoft MonaiqiKm ot R 6 Catholic Otrn t«thtlftall St ROM aiSt John R.I Catholic ot Rfliltan H Mi Me«iilfcM? »ymptom complex o( wheezing and shortness ol iHit on by running and other forms of exertion In a may caiue che»l pain or fatigue without apparent r falls U> improve in speed or distance GEORGE ••••««• «t«E.I.B.*enr? About ft percent of people suffering with chronic asthma SHEEHAN iiULt.1'8' A"oU"r * P*r«nt of people who merely have •flerflei ilto have evidence of E IB Finally, about keven percent ol apparently healthy individuals have symptoms ol blB. Oddly, about 30 percent of those who test out as positive for t-l.B. are unaware that their airflow resistance has been Morning joggers may luid it more convenient to use an increased The chronic asthmatics, therefore, are only a minor inhaler with an adrenaline-like drug The inhaler acts im- ity ol the total population with E IB mediately and often does not have to be repealed An alter H»w eaa tfcr dUgiMli *l E IB. be Bade? native inhaled substance is cromolyn This drug has a good In moat instances, the symptoms are typical marked track record against E 1 B However, it has to be used minutes wheeling coming on during or within five minutes after ex- before running since its benefits begin to wane in about an hour ercise. Where the warmup is slow and prolonged, transient mild At times, the frequency and severity of the attacks may whe«zing may occur and then not return with severe effm t require all three medications or others similar to them The In runners where the symptoms arc atypical, .IIHI Hir theophyline is then taken around Ihe clock and the two inhaled complaints are excessive shortness of breath, fatigue W CUM drugs just prior to running pain, an exercise can be done This consists of testing Waal II iynpUmi persist aid rmlag Is Impassible? pulmonary funclion, then having the runner run at HO percent of At this point it is worth going to an inhaled steroid aerosol aerobic capacity for six minutes, cither free running or running called Vanceril This is taken in two-tofour puffs four times a on a treadmill After this, the pulmonary function is raMMad A day A minimum effective dose should be used lo lessen the fall in peak respiratory Row usually nccurs within 10 mlnuUl threat of steroid side effects which are. of course, considerable and then returns to normal Fortunately, many instances of E.l.B respond to as little as Dwt lab type •( aalkma *cc«r la all ly pm ol sports? iwo puffs inihe morning (the preferred time) or twice a day No The prevalence of E I B varies Swimmers, (or HUM Armihei encouraging finding is that patients taken off oral reason, have very little exercise induced asthma Cyclilti have steroids and placed on Vanceril showed marked improvement a moderate amnum In their adrenal function It is the suppression of the adrenal However, runners almost invariably develop time *>inn that is the most feared complication of steroid therapy lorn* There are, In fact, some people whose only difficulty with Arc there patleaU wk* resist all Ikese treatmeats? II so, asthma occurs when they run wkalraibedaie? WkilcaakedMKUrlktniierwIlaK.I.B.? Yes, there are In such instances, you need the advice ol the A good deal The first thing is for the runner to learn how to mos.1 expert physician you can reach The experienced physi breathe correctly Swimmers breathe Uilh In™ belly unit linn nan has a number of other drugs and other ways to treat this exhale against resistance Both these maneuvers have shown to disease There are, in addition, some drugs now available only cause maximum emptying of the lungs and eliminate "trapped in foreign countries, including Canada, which have proven air " Runners must learn to breathe the same way effective in this type of problem. Some times they are available The second thing is lor the runner to wear a ski mask in cold as part of a new research project At other times they can be SOLIDLY-BUILT weather This alone may be enough to slop attacks Cotd'U, ol obtained through more devious routes. course, a relative thing The wind-chill factor can make even a Al any rale. Ihe approach In K I H should be one of HOTPOINT LAUNDRY PAIR! mild day cold enough to precipitate asthma In any case Hn optimism BJ.B is a disease in which the better you gel, the face must be kept warm, as must the bronchial lubes Experi- better you are going to gel The more you improve, Ihe more ments haw shown thai cold air simply hilling DM Ian CM you are tikel) to improve cause E.IB Instead of Ihe vicious cycle on disease we have the reverse A runner will usually discover thai a prolonged slow warm- once you get up momentum ih the right direction, you arp up and a warmdown will diminish the frequency and merit] ol almost certain to gel rid of thus monkey on your back attacks Of course, the running itself gradually ImproVet tin- level of fitness, and that alone is of enormous help Are laere aiy ttker prrcaillias or changes In routine a FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST acr wlia aitkma ikoild make? For Quick Service Call Mario Ye*, the first is to drink plenty ol fluids The second is In hunt out any allergies, be they inhalants or food, thai are present in day-to-day living Finally. an> laltcUOM "( Hie 542-4446 • Toyota sinuses or bronchial lubes should be treated promptly • i M< HOMC ICI CUM MACHINE! • Lancia • Honda Tin Scotsman Horn* Ic* Machint It an attract!** If ike» geaeral neannri fall, wkat should be done next? • AH a Romeo • Volvo compact appliance that ado* aparkM lo any family ex Rac Presently, the basic drug for asthma is theophylme I aktfl • Dalsun • Opel etc room . aparkllng claar lea. that la. Ira ao vanatlM. you an hour or 90 minutes before exercise il is often effective in Spaclallal In rebuilt carturator*. altamalor* l aUrian can Inatall It undaf a count**, build H Into a wall ex UH U • Ira* atandlng unit. Your family and frlandi will b* preventing an attack • Ml WORK BJUY GUARANTEED* Clearance on One-Of-A-KInd and Floor Samples— Many Below Original Cost Rag. 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Visit your local Jeep/AMC dealer today! | New York, New Jersey, Connecticut 842-9140 INSTANT CREDIT Hi WEEKDAYS- 10 A.M.-9PM JUST OFF RT 35 SATURDAY- TILL 6 P M Jeep/AMC Dealers NEXT TO THE RCD BANK BR STATION 22 The Daly Reghltr SHREWSBURY NJ THURSDAY. JANUARY U. 1979 Want to buy public land? By SYLVIA PORTER ta, i mcago, Dallas, Kansas City, Vo Denver Business San Franciso, and Seattle As we approach the last two decades of the nth century, do you have a touch of nostalgia7 (5) The Department of Agriculture s Farmers Long for the bygone days when public lands were Home Administration disposes of farm properties N.Y. Stock Quotations abundant in the "new" United States, and were YOUR MONEY'S and rural housing acquired by mortgage fore closure For Information contact the county-super IMHi IM 7 IH |M |M HH* H HwtlAIrl 75 9 471 If* MS If put up for easy settling and homesteading? CMMG 30 37 PH m* Mwitcjit 1* • 119 17* 17 17 — V. visor, Farmers Home Administration, at the agen Cw»P«lMI 1» M ij'.. >m* Nwllnd 1 75 * 217 If* M* 11*- H If you answer Yes, join the crowd Many C«rtAH 3t* 4 74 MM fm tH- Hn Norton I 15 7 3f U 15H 3> * H cy's county office in Ihe area you wanl There are PC Mh* lHW Hlfl^ii Law CIOM Chf Americans still send inquiries to the federal gov CfrtlCorpl » 1*n IM 14H 14 Wi- H NorSlm.nb 1 W IHt 1*V| ItW- % WORTH 1.750 FHA offices, generally in county seat towns CntlGrp7 » 1 144 3iv. ll * % - O—O - eminent every day asking how they can get free ContOII 1 SO 1413 JfW »>*. 10H- H OtclPfrtl 2531 IH6 II 17V. 17V>- H (() Several western slates are eligible for UU 114 1 m MH, 14* MO C«n(Till U 1 VI IM I4H 1SH* H OtttoEtf 1 7*13 DO I** 14^ I*H« '* or cheap land UMI >i DM nu. n% •»CliOoto M 1144 ».» Ii* H OHoGClMI m I7H UH I**- H federal lands which can be transferred into UA 1 mm n n*. v» • CWfaNGIMS D MV, 30% MH- % But, as you might have guessed, Ihe avail- IIIHIIIIMMIIIIIMIMHIl COOPIA I 04 1 4 41 '* m - % private ownership under the 1W4 Carey Irrigation AMMLfe A4IS W IM «V4 »Vt- % CwnO IM f *3 5SH 54! V. Otln MIIM 19* If 19*- % ability of land in the contiguous 48 states has WMn> ll»« 4» 4Kt— « CrwnCk I m IIH im IIH* V* Omarfc 112* 9 19% 29 19 - U lands In a particular state Act lo encourage settlement and cultivation of ulrpn ill 111 m m »•>- H Cn»Z«i l fO 177S »•» MH- II OwcnC I 30 * 305 77 »* 21% dwindled Auctions have become fewer, although tMa Mil a IU HO IIH Otrm BDI IU IM IS 15 - lT Owen Mil 14 s 131 II 17U 17*- H You'll find these offices in: Anchorage, Phoe desert lands Write your State Lands Office al the Mean* 1 s HI aw Wt >4H- '". on occasion, public lands still are sold -D •• -P-« - state capital for information AJIM.4 111 M int IM IIH OonindiM 1 «M «i'.. 41'* • 1 PPG 1.71 1IU AS U - % In 1976, for Instance, there were 7> auctions of nix, Sacramento, Denver, Boise, Billings. Reno. UI«P«inflM> 14* IIH II - H 373 DotoGon 1* 711 4J'< U\k- N PocGE 11* • Tl'/j (7) Most of the Bureau of Land Management AIMCK 1 I 111 »v> IM !»»- H tarn about 3,Ml acres The land, however, was not Santa fe. Portland, Ore., Sail Lakr City and Doyce Mb 4 117 14H UH 14H PocLtg 7 7 Mull* nvh AiMSk 1 • 1 a o* n» i»- •» DoytPL 1 M • hi U ll'i *47 X) land is located in the West — particularly in 1 IM POCPW 1 n r n cheap. Cheyenne For states east of the Mississippi River 1 n s no art a * »%- w DMT* t » 1 «'» 37 - H PfJCTT 140 7 •4 ISgl 14'-, h Alaska, Arizona. California Colorado. Idaho. CMMVOHH.-fVtmH nHftH iBH4'*44Vi PVANGAm 1 114 *H tt Far too many of you searching for raw land plus Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Arkansas and AiTMu i am «t 4**. 411 « • N OtltaAIr 1 * IH 4J 1 41'N 43H- H PonEP 1» 7 41 40 ^ Montana, Nevada, New Mexico. Oregon. Utah and AH«w Ibll "j and dreaming of ultimately making a killing, are Louisiana, write the BLM office at 7081 Eastern »s »'. Dmnyi M f H M . /•'•» 1*%* H PMDIK 15 JH J" 3V,- * AmAIr 41 4 • IM 13*- 'i 1 614 31* Wyoming DrtEd 1 57 I UH 14H i* . Ifj PtfMWy 1 74 7 im lured each year with intriguing advertising come- Ave , Silver Spring, Md 20*10 ABrndt 4 7m U* nWui »W It*nu. DtocnS 1.40 1m WH »•* »'•'.- H PoPL 1 « 7 Ifl » IV*- * AMni 1 Ml 140 MH 3*H- In these slates are areas of whal once were MM Digital Eq II mit* B% |M S3 - fej P«m»l 1 f m IIM »s X>*- * ons offering free or cheap land. Each year, un- (3) Other land is available from the General AmCnti 100 t IU Wi j*'* 3*H Jew Dillon 1 37b10 n 7»'. 7» If - k| PvpoICo III I*H public domain lands, bought by Ihe federal gov IM* »Wi m ACyon 1 » 1 M H OttfWV 4014 17; */ . 41'/. 4IV1- PtrklnE J715 MM 7t"e ?t*i counted thousands of dollars are spent by un- Services Administration which disposes of surplus m JJ '4 DfP«ppro44IJ M IM 14H 1S - '-. Pftltf 1 Milm HH suspecting wouldbe investors who succumb lo the federal real property for public and private use eminent (Louisiana Purchase, for instance) or AFomll ¥> S M0 »*. fH Wfc- '^ 414 OowCh 1 40 »utt ?su 23W- M PtMlpD MX MM 7)H 11 ISS 17* TPft J'H »H acquired by treaty or cession in the I »th century AHWfM 1.40 OrtMr 1 7713 3IH 0H 37H- 1 PMIaEII MI0 M IM I6S. a* spellbinding claims of how much government land Write lo the regional commissioner of the QUA, AmHoip Mil 2S4 M*. JJ — 10M 1 duPont Sot 3*1 tlfVj I17VI 117 Vi- IH PhllMr 10S1I /j H"J 7)*-1* (8) None of the land for sale is cheap Kaih AiDMOtn 1 «n SH- 11)40 }1H la just waiting lo be picked up by you at bargain Public Building Service, at a regional office in |M DuhvP 1M 1 IS7 IfH IfH 1?V| PhHPel 1 JO I MM 3BVi-l ANoIR J • rj * n 441 35H 7i 75** * B DuqLI I Till 10* ltW U f •% PllneyBI M 1 parcel Is appraised by Ihe federal government al »u IS!* 1 prices. Boston. New York City, Washington. D C , Allan A&tond IM * u 1 44'. 1 « s I? -! IV*- Vfc ATT 4MII1W ii% !•• 37*- % fl • EentAIr 3 -4S 3•-«»H VH fH- 'A Pniwmo 111 m And each year, you — or other suckers — ta, Chicago, Kansas Clly, Mo . Fort Worth, Hous (VMr market valur — thereby establishing a floor AMPInc MU IJ*. 34 * H • S2Vi-l% IM w 16'". UH I»H H PoloroM 115 WO BH 1 feOllGF «UjM» under the bidding He on guard' AmiMi 11 l» IS'- 14*. 14 . "1 17* spend more countless dollars paying for question ton, Denver. Lof Angeles, San Francisco and EtKod Mil 114 elH «'.» «0H- kj PortGEi 70 t in I/H IJO MH M'. »H- '» AnctuHI.M i Eofon 115 5 37H 3*V. 37 ProctC 314 H) M<> I'H •7*- % Seattle (t) All public lands sold by Ihe BLM must be 11; It IS • 1 1 able services and Information on the public land •WhrD W> f MM M 141 PS-Col 1 Mil n IIH IIH la'/i- % Echlln 4413m Mil . II ') IIH* ••> Ma 71 71 * * paid for in full at the time of sale You tan submit ArliPl 1 M 4 »*. 31 * % EIPOM 1 37 1 ut 1S>* ISH 1SH PSvEGlll 7 71 »^, that is "waiting" for you. (4) The U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Armco 1 Ii 1 10* n 11*. 11H- '.* m 17%- * •iWflllUll] 17* 17H- % P9&PL 1 &t 7m IM a mailed bid which musl lie accompanied by a ArrratCh 1 f Ul H'.-i W.% l/H. ••» ]7%- Vi To escape these traps, heed the following 10 Development disposes of residential properties EneMC 1 40 1 7»H 30 * '•» PuMmn 1 M 1m i n ANKCO « ii"* US I*'. '.» m 4i 1*W- * in 101 IIH Entrch 1.3* 7 • IM 1IH- '» Purta 1.1* I MM MM key facts: acquired by mortgage foreclosures through an certified check, postal money order, bank draft *»WOII 7 41 * si* » % 74 U 14*- * m Eunrk 1 14 7 14 2SH ii ZS - II QuokO 1 » 7 1 14H AflhIOIIwl 1 IV. aIV . - 10] UH 13* etc M ft fcthyl IH 5 14} ?;•.. n •t OwohStO.HIO (1) You can gel all Ihe information you need or Urban Homesteading Program AjjdOO 1 M 1 •1 MM \*M n - n EvanPI »o * 104 H' 1 1* 11 - H (10) Don't count on buying a getaway island •IIRI.h? 40 t SfH 1* S6**— Ht A 1 40 I 770 27* 37 27% want on available public land from the US gov- Write lo the director. Urban Homesteading m '.. E»Ct(O1 tf 1 u ii", w. 11Vi* l"i t) 10* 10'.. MlOtCp 10'A- M EHKCM 140 * 17V) 49'-J «H RLC S3 5 95 14 13* 13H 1 |M H ernment itself Program. U.I Department of Housing & Urban from the BLM for holidays Mosl islands with AwcoCp 1 3 IOf IS /) 14^ I4H- H floliPur SO I 450 UVi 11% II** % :—9 - Avnvy »1 l/U IV , Romod lie30 1703 10% 9H 9*- % recreational value art' passed to Itllt or local IM IM FMC 1-40 I m VSH IM 75'A- H (2) The U.S. Department of the Interior, Bu- Development, Washington, DC 2041(1. or Ihi' re 1 Ronco I 37 II* 1IVt if; H Avnct 70 * IU IM U'/, I4'i - '/« FolrCm M 7 m U'. JOH 30H- I '! Avon 1UI4 Si U'4 SfVb SI*- * Raythn I oflll 773 M 49Vi 4f'/. * reau of Land Management, maintains offices gional administrator at a local office These are agencies by the federal government for public Folrlnd 10 1 u I7H I«H MH- H - B—• - FMWtn 75 s* 4H 4Vi 4Vi- <* fltaOBaf 17 71 »H » 73 % us*' ' •ailrMf 1010 717* K* *"» 4»% • * 1 where you can write for information on public located in Boston. New York. Philadelphia Allan FKtNM IN i ill IAV* lo . lo'i '-. RtlchCh 74 * 10 12* 17% 11%- V) BattGE 7 71 7 II IS W. U • * FtdOSt 1 70 I ]}'. 33% • Rap&llllOoS 177 25* 14* IS'*. Vt m |Ui H 1 •nkAm 1 10 0 4*2 1** It* It*- * HnSftar M 4 11 IM ID'^i 13H RtlvOII .7410 151 II* 11% H .- % OwKH I 1 I 44 »". Jiv, JO*.- * Firntn l 10 •mt 1?H UH UVi— RntOfl I 3014 770 51 51* 5IH- V> BoilTrv «lt tU 47 41.. •> IE1IV III K great deal more to follow abuses are not really cruel and abuser are within all of us and ashamed to talk about it would be to create a child The show deals with some He is host of "Raised in callous, but are otherwise nor Asner was interviewed dur "This is designed to inform abuse hot line for instance " of the alternatives for parents, HOLLYWOOD At the 'SlOW DANCING movies IN THE NG CITY" UOHMOUTH COUNTY uaaoaiN IOWHIMIP CINEMA M- DwHiontlwNllelP&l I 13.* U STUATMMOHiCINIMAI AnlmolHouMIRi; li.f IS M • ATHMOHI CINEMA II- EvtryWhtchWoy Butl-oot* IP&I r 9 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS ATLANTIC CINIMA TheBoyiFromBrotll IRC 00.* I! EATONTOWN I (IMMUNITY |- EvKV Which Way Bui Lww ir*OI > M I « "ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST." COMMUNITY II- Uhaatrcs A«l SHH.'COME INTO THE te» UBRARV, Vl/I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU- BAP NfWSf 2 z9 1 Andy ( a|i|i l-ll and they lived happily ever after "Ever after what?" Your horoscope, birthday THURSDAY, JAN. 11 others comes your way via consider interest u not tasks'. Wait for a better Born today, you are a other channels, for while taken by another to be day. precise and methodical you are not a gossip, you intrusion Don't offer un- VIRGOlAug 2J-S«pt 22) - individual. You are careful are curious. solicited advice. - Protect your source of about money, both fearing TAURUS Wen dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice Both sides vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Shelnwold the first spade with the king DAILY QUESTION Doonetibiirv • A52 in order to lead a low dia- What distinguishes man Partner opens with one V K 6 5 2 THUU1NG, U£KN0U. "A mond lAWi! XA/t Ut JUS! WHY. PICK!' IM.LW THATS from l he beasts? Few beasts spade, and the next player OQ3 LI! I WAS XAR, I'M NOT IStfrmUAIT TADCHBWim, ea'i'j\i BteH amw, 1JH0I6HT rnoMCmO' read this column, and thf'v If West lakes the king, dc doubles You hold: • K M *AKQ4 1M/HWP IUILO ABOIT FILM UNTIL m eUrturm rioter r UXKIN6ALL SAIL. SOU 1 would therefore be unlikely set HER eYBimoe YOU JUST mm BUMPER clarer gets three diamonds, WEST EAST JOt«erae imu.auruz STKX&&. lo play today's hand properly all he needs for .the contract Whal do you (iy? J vrv/i SHFS. fCR." \ ' • 0 I in ') s ! 4 7 Your average boast ukes y >our eiipv In laadtAg SI H Is Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Hagar frum the bidding that West throwing West in with a the Red Hank Register I' 0 All Pass has the aro nf hearts and the spade and forcing him lo lead Box IIKKI I.*,- Amjele diamonds. MOW T^AT &OT STAPTEP ? king of diamonds, would win H0S3 i Opening lead - 4 Q A A SUPERSTITIOUS. TrlEY YOUNEEPA A WORM 6R0UP! 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Pltwy Exit 117 OCEAN DODGE Call 531-8100 LMslny 4 1608 Highway 35 • Oakhurat Iwlmt It's Easy To Qtl To Torn'* Ford Discounts!! 1. Autot For Sale Truck* And SHREWSBURY. NJ THURSOAY JANUARY 11 1979 Tiger 26 THE FIHIIT ULECTIOH - OI •»• Tralltr* •M iaM con In Manmoulti County Ovor m olr-conoiHOMd now «»ri In 1 AwltlFttSoK 3. Aut#i Ff S«f 2 Autoi For Sole *Kt iScGLOIN tulCH OPEHNI SWOwoMirv AM NOW Snrmourr WO t0 f f* THUWOfBlwO - W1UH jAGUAM HCW tm - Wtwtltnf «• MI urn f h efl tamrfacturtf • IMMWH* TOP T»AOE ALLOWANCE - Suptrt ifT!iBw1it^fTinimlin TIT fttoto Inc . AM/FM •tfXM. KITIOW CHfVKKET CO S5795 Pit* MV tarn w 4 MotorcyclM TOYOTA CARINA 197} - Vtry •t Mm (.YCIEIMUKAMCE KMIO TMINO WMON OTI - KM* HYER MAVERICK If71 *" St Hf. runs 9—4. H't TOYOTA IW1 - C«Uca IT Four ffMW Mm MA. • or too) ••» Coil U*f714 t Stt ISU cylinder, dultwnotlc. monwol tla«f Stic # 8990. Sid Equipment 4 dr sedan 54M, cinnamon gold metallic. V8, TOP DOLLAR 302 eld engine, air cond . auto temp control, power windows & powei FOR USED CARS l IPPIN MOTOR CAR CO , INC steering, lour wheel power disc brakes, salect'shiti automatic trans 4 way FIAT BRAVA. ft- li SoyttvHU. M J W\m power seal. Michelm wsw steel belled radial tires, torged aluminum wheels. USEO A«O JUNK CARS WANIH. digital clock & tinted glass, illuminated entry system, twin ilium vanity UtP PKICF PAID mirrors, leather-trimmed instr panel, leather wrapped steering wheel, clearcoal hi-lustre paint, coach lamps & i«n -wr __ IPLEASANT SURPRISE #1J WE HMD USED CANS cornering lamps, carpeted luggage compartment, wide bodyside molding, maintenance Iree battery, speed lop dollo> poM MULLER CHEVRO control, cinnamon gold, roof-lull vinyl OPTIONS trim-leather interior, defroster group, steering wheel lilt, radio I FT HWY M. Mwlyow. MHWI am/lm Bteteo with quadrasonic 8 track tape, appearance protection group, power lock group, moldings NEW 1979 FIAT BRAVA 4-r. SEDAN m BUY U«U C.ARI AND TRUCKS protective bodyside total options Lisl (t 3.622 SCHWARTZ ChryiUr Plymouth IM. lo«f 1 if»W aoOMl Mo. »>>ool mirloi I arotoi. okx. root R«d Bon* W-m otoio» MroHot. IkKW oW> I IMI koHol ro«Ui llott >. Hi All Price* Include Dealer STILL THE BEST FOR 51 Help Wanted Pnp and Irelght FIAT S5695 Mole/Female All prlcM UALITY • SAFETY • PRICE SttlaS THE M0« VOU MBVI IT, TW KmR IT « TS. exclude tax and ASSCMILER FUtlio WKhonUfll. .•II ilorltr wlHl MUllv lO »•!!•* MV feet PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT 1 DEALER PREP. pilntt inttrnKna mv\ wll* tacslltnt b*n*nti Apftty El*Klro ImpulM Lab Ire care at... inr lit Chfrttnu. St . R«d tank. N J NOT TAX • MOTOR Vf HICLE FEES. FqiMl Opfttxtunlly Efnptoinf Ai5f Mil Y M* he Boss sez AUTOMOBtLC MECHANIC IS!" Vtry *"•*•'*• ftvt y *ff m t'.^tw, Ml »trmr*gry Av* . StVvWfkWff: N J »4I IIS AM ft "" .AVON. E'RE OVERSTOCKED... a 3 ^k# WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR Mwi mm, Ftomkkt* tawri Uli c«Ml Mrt Wtwmw< sar INCOMING CARS. WE'RE OFFERING Mr* Kaxiftwtl W« SMI W( BARMAID - M,f P* *HIOH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES & BIG DISCOUNTS M>t*>n Mfw**n I < • N LE BARON IIMU II* P«« •ARTENDER IM.Fi - Part Mm* OM (Slk #3041) Equipped wilh standard full lima AMtv In pirwn. Yt C«M«M HORIZON TC 3,NOW IN STOCK power disc brakes power sleenog Op- Inn. l«l NfW 1979 HORIZON DOOR BOOKKEEPEfl NEW 1979 PLYMOUTH ftI fi Sid Equip. AM rxllo. m.nu.l brtktt. manuRl tltotlng,' «pood\iinii.l lr u ,kinyl * a t We've Got The Dolo pKntlnprac*MtngQ ptormtoodd I ww poyiol bucktl lull «ln»l body.ldo molding, W W radial*. Opl Equip conv.nliorTip.r. • vctowntt paywbla and atntrol li lira, lloek no. 2897 Pl moll rnurn* le Nu DotM * CC*TM» HORIZON TC-3 dtton, PP0kO B> UUSS. LILlttlH tS SIIVBI NJ LIST PRICE 14333 «S 4195 Incredible SPORT COUPE 51. Help Wanted 2 rjr, equipped wilh stan dard 4 cyl engine Irpnl wheel drive. 3-spd stan dard trans mnl brakes A NEW 1979 LeBARON steering bucket seats' REAL ESTATE (Old down rear seat AM tn Sid Equip 6cyl., PS. P 8 . Opl. Equip dio LIST J46BI SALES CAREERS tulo Inns . air cond . loll nmolt control II you OIP lookinq hi a rewarding mirror, tloc rttr dtfronor, bumper $ win I marxigefnini ;afrit ion guards, conventional apart llrt, W W \kkt o larffi ,n 6VQ\ titair with radlals. Hock no 2MB New teivey \ loigiM - The B«tg Agnxy o greoi teom of av#i LIST PRICE H773.65 4409 300 ulev onodo'ii in ?D otditi Nol in slock - allow 4-6 whs deliver\ ioughouf New kiwy We otlei Ih* mnl lompnhemiv* \o\f\ onfJ fUDnogptTitftt - program*, ,n tlw mdoiliy 4 ALL NEW 1979 USED CURS 7 The larger udviiliitng I pro 43 molion piorjiam in the Slate CHRYSIER HEWPORTS mow 3 Menitwciup m moff MuUipd OUSTERS 77 DODGE PICKUP luiing servitev than any othti CORDOBAS 7£ 1 ALL NEW 79 ME 73 MERCURY COMET ON DISPLAY NOW 6 cyl . 1 tpd mnl Irani, I n M 7 dr I cvl auto , P/S. olr, mnl broker * VOUtES m i97i • 'Cop. P/S mnl Brafcfl. M.S brake. 69.J» mllai AS IS1 SPE IN STOCK 4f/ IN JIOCK, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY nwR ClAi n*e BUHIHNG URVICI WORKER - wow TO JUMP! For John L W—*|IWinr MetHcal U. Mwy U Li He**. FrMtaM jaRliM, •-•: iMft TRAINEE iu':tf»-«jr.Tr5»\a,f« to. i Adml«r»tr«l-> Office, 4*17<3t. Experience preferred, but net neon Dt Li/SUi SHOP for Mte. cleen, *• Apply taMTMn, . tor boilng In i Ke Good itortlng fi«n?i«rc«r earfttRf'lM *A*\ — '"Ml e«»er, MUST SCLLI Mort Classified RH IS Sevrevllta Cell on Next foe* C El • «rtaf » p.m. calIl )MMIS1 (•Itlnf titot *•* I"*.* County MH*i h# mfwU nu« MECHANIC - DM41 wet* tt» wwrty —f. paf lane* t 1H AMt CCRTIPICD HOME TUTCWt r>Mh ictMMl •*•*•*••. ff per h CUSSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Ornm. ij-Tw* TRUCK DRIVER - Reliable, tome plumbing background, HK delivery « TOU HKt ROM MATAWAN AIU SW-1100 *ft mrtmh evening*, wiiwnm worn u\m\ coti «« 11 Driver » IIC«AM ->d kigji Btw—ii » mit 11. TOU ftll HtOM MBDUTOWN ARU 471-f 100 <« FM Interview cad VENDING ROUTE PERSON HUIL CuimmicUl NMaa t4 minimum charge Linden Experience not necoMarv * om tol.Mpm ttortingrateUMMT N'S - LPNS - Full time and part •arm* CtiT« TVPII•T -mwnyp fari-llm*'toi ctvulftcn caldl Rt TIME - Autttonl to book hour, 40 hour week Fringe b*M0f)H. l) ta *' tlf per, monthly Wiling, account, pay me Immediate OMtilngr May apply tVl- required Coll JM 1M7 1 Oay '•• Accuracy tn tv*tiw and o MANAGER at Cllffilde Hearth Core Center. MO UIT MM)to rtltaW t and KEYPUNCH t Must type Enperitntt helpful P" 2 Days (Consecutive) 70* ixi CUTlVE SECRETARY- »hours I Mr*. Lyter. lit wM «wtof X.. Cllftwo—* a—eh. *n tl N * wk, MM -Frl Salary open Send WAITREU WANTED - M'F Full 3 Oayt (Consecutive) PART-TIAftE TRAINEE AH I T IME - led lo in, working with AILING INSTRUCTOR - Port lime, itent.N j lime, port time Mutl be experienced 4 Days (Consecutive) 58« lodles fashions, rwo evenlngi per week teoch Shore ceunot MorHno Jon Apply '« Per**". "•» Diner, in Wett all tor Interview. 7J* ?ilf Jt. M47 or V courwt durlnfl Iprlna Front St Red tank. 5 Days (Consecutive) 54« . I f«K ITEMOGRAPMEIU Wan efotoi with knowl . raining r ideal for active, retired .50* meutti Ccunty ftHiiHti, there we Im O« P»«T TIME - HUP remote |ob up to iliJOD lo USJOO a ywr In 6 Days (Consecutive) rnedMtt opewlnf. tn County Govern UU Hwy li. JuitMittown N J Hen manmm«nl W« will l*nd you to ART TIME BARMA.O M/F ror 7 Days (Consecutive) 48C ment t»t th*M •*• auatrtv If dtctatl«4i tthool (of minimum ol rwo w»«k» ... technical In 45* Otd l(h*/p/ni Lthere I trlflfe benefit! FULL TIME W»H*?WAirK£» - iKftfiM* paid, train you in tht tltld nature, but technical background not 6 Days (Consecutive)- This Is opernwnent port time lob IU ALE1PERS0N - Enperlenc yfam 1pm Man mraufh Frl AM iMrl (ran < J F .p..itmt «< hourt per day. r Dam lo 7 JO b m . «rlm a uuurntilMd liKotnt to llofi. Mil IQ-MM. Memory. Port lime by hourt or dayi 10 Days (Consecutive) _43« ngon«MfvklnB«fltaBllih«do i* Jan. II. Equal opportunity em 54 BROAD ST 'I 152 Boats and Accessories I PHO1.STKRY oyer, M/F. Redfcmkheglonol High 153 Camping Equipment ADDING MACHINES MISCELLANEOUS cnool. Bring return* and trontcrlpt at RED BANK, N J. , Imt of oapolyfmani. tonic* wltf (ins MI n ) may b* 154 Recreational Vehicles TYPEWRITERS ubdlvloca tar any portion ttvtra- 61 Business C LIGHT HAULING -' And will cleon SALE SALE SALE «LEPMONE OPERATOR - ) 7 p.m., bosements. otiks. garages, and rtoui upholtier any overage chair. Ml. of *t Ctfitrololr. naot. prlMitCMrk 62 Mortgages , iota, ll» Call Center Decoratort. w. through Frl.. every other Sat Ing flavor,, rull lonltorlof »ar ADDERS yptwt^ 7»1 4913, t lo S 10 to S IS Vonderbllt iperlonce preferred, will train vie. lrKlw*td. Pr.m* lutjllon 63 Money To Lo sold, troded, tepolred SNOW PLOWING Ave . corner of Leonard Ave., Avolrot)lal'l,7t. 64 Money Wanted DISCOUNT price* Commercial ond residential Leonardo SERPICOS Call 747414s 01. Commercial 747-1100 SNOW PLOWING Snow blowing, prompt service ROOFING A SIDING Rentals ALTERATIONS 209 Legal Services ROOFING AND SIDING Free e*tl 210 Lost and Found DISCOUNTS FOR CARPENTER - Sotf-amptftytd E« SNOW PLOWING - Residential ond motet Olson Rooflrw 4 Siding Co Coll ntwi MHrnvuu sf »ti perlenced all type home repairi, alter small parking lots Coll weekday* ofter RED BANK 211 Special Notices attont. oddltlons Free estimate* Coll Sp m , weekends otl day. ath for Don, W S416 or S31 lf» E»t lfO3 I 21.000 sq It (1 Itoor 9,0001 1000 sq tt.' 17 While St. 212 Travel/Transportation $431*43 tn-OTi tt l Itooi 12.000 sq. It) I 71 Merchandise For Sale SENIOR CITIZENS Prime store, prime locaiior 213 Instruction CARPENTECARPENTER RRETIREIRED - SeeSeek! SNOW REMOVAL - Sidewalks, drive- SACCO'S ROOFING I tailgate loaning, railroad ski- [ 72 Garage Yard Sales W* ore eRperts In our field, room re Ejcceltent (or any reiatt opera- 214 AllOccassron smalll ond medidu itietd |«b|b t CCom ing, private parking, air condi-1 73 Machinery For Sale ptette ItInterioi r rtmodellnll g torvlcel . PPon modeling, attic ton Installation, attic tion or professional office •ling Kitchen cabinet* Room odd I stairs, tform e. screen windows, real I Honed, sptmklered Public | 74 Rental Sawvtce -^ CHICK THIS UST Of MttCHANTS WHO ARE lion*/recreation room, reflnlihlng MOVING A STORAGE >epolrv etc Colt in $777 for Free EtH I Ifanspoftatton 75 Farm Equipment bookcote* Armttrong chandtller cell motet 747-1100 OfFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY ing* Free odvke ono estlmatti Good MOVK WITH Nil K I of lesi * i«« 747-1100 76 Auction Sales •workmanship Call onvtlme. fff-S35f etllmolei- Senior rotit, al*o win 77 Pets and Livestock trovt Cetl onyftme, Me->tf4. 78 Aircraft " PHARMACIES xonnnoimousr — PAINTING A 79 Swap or Exchange FORD RENT A CAR B0 Bicycles Mini Bikes DECORATING FAIRWAY FORD VALUABLE COUPON II WMrf An. Had Sol* Ml IP' BiP INTERIOR PAINTING Dally Weekly Monthly 81 Sports Equipment PLUMiINC ft Bt and dependable, no lob loo vr HEATING 82 Swimming Pools PALACE DINER can im-ini or mom USED AUTO ft VAN RENTALS 83 CBs/Eleclronics \l% DIKxml K S««o' tllliani ; '"BAYSMQR* PHA«M BLANKET INSULATION - Window* EDDIE'S - Interior Painting. Bee*. 17 A DAY/1.17 MILE 50 CENTS OFF ,. vV r,l«1 PAA Proorwn U Monmovm V . «M Sotik 141 IIII Mful paint |obt done try Eddie. I move CALL TOLL FREE I»X» f 703 H , aoYihora Praia. • niu H furniture ond vacuum all dust before painting. I patch crack.ii seal gll ttalni LlHCHOFt IHN ond use now drop cloths My work It Your Next LlrKKOFt PMAHMACY Hi Mt» V ClllxtntAIIFoodWXOIt HOLMOEL PLUMBING H term M.. Llntron. H J FrM AND HEATING naot and clean and your house will look KSIVST. %Mr tmtm OHaml mo Hot Woter-Stoom Heal bequllful Coll Edd\e, 471-440) rt. Wl airKlwla In PA* Progiomi DAIY REGSTR OASSUED AD The Daily Register DIKPWfit tor V. Cltlton Growpa R epalr I n#-1 ntto MI no • AI feral I on PAINTING AND DECORATING II 7*1-1 LunctioomiindOinnori Small Jobs rflg Job* Carl B John Fully Insure*: By presenting this coupon iM-nif or m-mt For free etttmgte* coll tfMCT When placing youi classified ad 30T4 Hwy. 15. Mlddletoirn PAPERHAHG1NG * PAINTING (Sorr)i. nol food tonrtnii Ftmlly Ad The Sunday Register Work guaranteed, fret •itlmatti orCofilfKMSwrtHtri) HOME IMPROVEMENTS uH»f» *n sile TIRES ODD JOBS - A I i AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Plumbing. Piti CROWN TIRE MART (mured Ge 542-1700 WINTER SALE . Call 542-1700 ODD JOBS - intrde and outtldt. com RESTAUrttRTg jriCt^RKr^Wtn: .toll. Two coat*, Paint, uo Quick Mai diacktto: TK * Oalt) Rtflliiti Classified Action Lin* wan?" Om IWfrtter Plau. ShrtwtMinr, N.J. 07701 24 Hour Service 28 The DtffyRegtoler SHREWSBURY N J THURSDAY JANUARY I HI. Aportmtwt* 101. Houses For Rent 131 Houiei For Sale IM Recreational Orepoii »» reform ELIZABETH MAGEE GERTRUDE & HiGHLANOS - Ont bMroom, on the RED BANK — Four bodroomi. targe LEONARDO - W2.M oor rrent with vehicles MAGEE ana WILL I AM A MAGEE un rivet, private dock ditAwOther. con aomeroom — option to bub y AiAimott now tu room der the 'Urn name ol CLAYTON and slate'c rape law* 43 Money To Lopn 71 Merchandise tralalr fI7Spe< onth, security, itfer Nut area rancranchh, threthee (art* bodroomi, attocned MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT 71. Merchandise oncn reouifed MAGEE. doing butlneu at number IV Available Fob i _.iy e«trL. FREE MILEAGE ft INSURANCE SALEM, Or* (AP) - As For Sole W 104f f 2 p RED BANK - Half 0 duple* two Brood Street. Red Bonk Monmouth CREDIT ASSISTANCE FT to* and offer * >.W» boOroo«Mt plenty ot roem. n*«r tront Owner will finance Coll T»l 24U after CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW, d d b 4pm or anytime weekends LOW RATES JJ**471 John and GreU Rideoul FUM COAT - Brown Aknfcan Seal. HIGHLANDS OOwi haahaareawr . yard aortatlon RSD per month slut utliltlet AGENCY-Homeownerj I ITTLE SILVER - Point Rd three Uu »ll tuceltent CMdHltn. un tor kiat peM won''t lot tloot tm, tm worked tu patch up their •«4 CTHHT Marina* pTMHT K bedr oom Cape Cad. I v» batht, run feu* Can UIJW UI9434 STATE RENTALS Bfcr RED BANK Thro*bedroomTyord partnership consisting ot ELI2 ment. brick patio 144,100 Prlncloolt .BETH MAGEE, WILLIAM A mamage, state legislators IIIMIMI J«I»IIII D tour>*c* bedroom Mt. lilt HiGMi AMDS HILLS • O* ba tor kldt. country kitchen, only 17*0 FURNiTUBE - Fruitwood console only Call after * p m , MJ *SM MAGEE and DONALD E MAGEE un " 111*. II* Jo lit •. water view, lilt both, no pett 747Wi STATE RENTALS Bf •tor** AM FM rodlo. Garrord turn d*r the partnership name of CLAYTON considered ways tu mend the yl Da in Site offers We Save Money For You... tjfttutiklly SALE TODAY THRU new production SAT.. JAN. IS, THE DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 1979 I I • lhi> li.iii. •luin !• ind members will bo. Stir lHiiti 'i • i mion Dw I HIri'it line K:ills, will |i'. i in- eatt HI "Catch Mi- II Vim i jn nmiiilUi ul John li'H i .ii.l. Ml I' V. I.I.III Pal Iliill. Drills i u>< ii iiun flrawmi iinii Hob (itlberl rhompton The play is rhf pi,n 1 null and tomorrow produced bj iirnknih Prod wrt'ks * i 'i. H Mi- II YOJ I riir |iia> will in' performed hiiicit a ,i pi.i. on Wednesdays, Fridays, s;ii unlays and lundsyt Dtnnei is sprn.it mi' ;III •nrvrd nt I p m with in H Ml lllrllir will b curtain " .HI performance nightl) 'II m.iiiii »n ;>iiii Hi. II II.il IK. 1 authon t>\ tryu II ved ii'lli'w IIU the deduct*) iiir-pi onenUig night [M-ilnimaiin1 Km rewvaUoni, patroni are CLEARANC phiv » II urged to rail file l>;nn Bil« Jn.' & MIMCS' SU Jacket NJ. Symphony Clearance BEACON'S billed in cou/ity Men's Outenvear Printed Blanket $ ; i.i r n i nil- Tht I in.in r. Mit h.ll.i^ Uluslr $19 • $29 • 39 Jn.'&MUeca' Ni-n .1, dimtoi »ili conduct a pro- Big Top or i\T*w of rniiianlK anil miidi'rn music, Including the Third Proportion Skirt inoiilh Sympbonj of American Com Clearance i-n-nmc lai • luif. MM "" Hi'i;mnil IBghSI Hool . •in program will IM' (labrli'l Kaure'i ' Pelleti il Ihe Irnimr.i i, and Maurut; »x>lull t Mn i'i tin Miss 11 led » ill pel fin -nhrlnw-i-Vintttt ( "in • i In i ,i keu lot iin i inn MI can 1 ^luus yui in Bin 'i" ' ii' 'I • .I in.in iiu New Jer II. l|.tilth I |ITII|II Illllll pboti) brchealra, 213 • | UU > 'Hi I Ion SI . Newark 07101, ap|M'ar • •' $2 $3 $4 CANNON Television Today F-cson VSIOM Finish Jac^aard Worea Machine Washable Ihcnaal Backed •*'•< Foul Poilei" Tamel Easesabla 1952 Re« Harrison I illi WMk Frlnaa4 Ends Printed Draperies m»r Traces the lite of p|fl from marnaue to i.«,!« . Wlien Jrs.'ft Misses'FUnnel death 'IIS nuns) fi IHOUGHT FOR Pants Clearance TODAy 1 !•> O PRAYER dam. 12 IKJ tl ARAM « MO O . MOVIE 14*9 CD TWILIGHT ?<>NI (WESTERN DRAMA) < SIM 5 lo 15.6 m 16 ••', Big Trees" 1953 Washtioih. ir.ir.... (£) MOV.IE (FAN I ASCI ChooK green, bkie M Sii»4«-«IM:...IU, IIII1.IH1, "i 'Slnbad an i Douglas, Patrice Eye ol ths Tlgm' Wymoie RgthlesB land baron seeks possession, •npfl'ns, ol Ihe GlrU' 4-14 Paul S«t*SUrt Sat Entire Slock ol Entire Slock ol • ' Short Hobei .elands belonging fo Clearance Misses' Loaf Robas NyloaTrlcol peacetul homesteaders • Aui uylei. e _ c « •» alia iilitornias Redwood MaM Stripe • colon* *9' 1*9 lion '(? his 13 Kttc Vft I nuns ) • (hnimim 24"«45 12 30 O MOVIf IQHAMAI " I 00 O SERMONETTE (D BIOGRAPHY I light fiom ' GW. « Boy. Oo-bl« 1964 Rich! • O NEWS . " fi STANLEY SIEQEL SHOW SONYir • J:51 B MOVIE (COMEDY) Trinitron Plus Girt, a, Boy*' •• "Abbott and CoaUI- Color TV rigmn lc« Sluil*. Nfw.i lo In Hollywood" 1945 With Light S...IBI Sy.ltn. too IB TOMORROW .1 Jb © WCAU EDITORIAL 0 JOF FRANKLIN H 30 CD JOEL A. SPIVAK SHOW •• .10 CD GIVE US THIS 01 MOVIf (SUSPFNSE) DAY ••• ' HutlLuM" I»CT • Aulomalu fill.' luiimt] • 100% toM slate • AutomatM lolui agd hue II,, jamoui , • Matching Deluu TV Cart... $29 BUYONESX-r man SAVE 1 45 to DELAWARE RECEIVE SECOND PERSPECTIVE Botllr of Same Item fi MOVir --» iheQsnt" BY GENERAL EUECTWK Rod Steigei, Vlrni REOINA 2 Speed 181b FREE! SU Jsckets. Vests, S^ai, • Ft Adirondack Tobaegaa With Pad Italian Powerfal S.p«r El.ctrlkbroo- • Capacity 88 RENTING Vacaasa Walker 2Q man general but requnes sid ul » pfl»»anl 0"1 Claa Pre-Mfaud WUkUhleW in ordor ' AnU-Fnenft reward Reg *S09 1 52 f) MOVIE (DRAMA) • for every • With pniAiirnl prim AH "Agent tor Ihe Plain polv knit cyck ke Hockey Socks. tltf" 1968 GeflB Finny. Gloves, Shtaetaa-'is Susan Saml purpose." Elbow Pa.1 piitii ha '6 In Out Stocli being Iramed when ai ML PUNK GENUAL ELECTBC unethical woman lawyei Hee»y D»» Aatnirtlr BectrteDtysr Sj| /^ ausa lo Uy and g_ei RENTAL money lor her boyl (89 mins ) 2:00<4|n NEWS O MARCUS WELBY. O»° MOVIE MfDDLETOWN RT. 35 .(COMEDY-DRAMA) 30 The DtrilyRegister SHREWSBURY NJ THURSDAY JANUARYtt 1979 Eagles bowl over Raritan, tie for first UIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP- Middletown South won two John Mamano rolled a 213-54K fur MiddW-kmn North and Kd a H decision to Middletown Norih. Keansburg s LefUc Douglas Joe Fedenci had a 180 game and U\ VuuK* rolled a 503 games from Rarilan and moved into a first place tie with the Junes had a 182 501 for Keansburg rolled a new individual high game with a 223-535 s.nrs to leaii Long Branch while Dan Cameron roiled a 1K3-5O7 Rockets in the Northern Division of Ihe Shore Conference Boys Al Demeler had a 203 and Bob Tracv rolled a 536 series fur Linda (Iran rolled a IMt and Michelle Scaglivso had a 47b for Shore Bowling League The two teams have 10-2 marks Henry Hudson while.Tim Devine s 19K 503 was Kevpert'i bell series (or Middletown North. In other matches. Kd Jorgenson Jor/ehaefl rolled a 212-5H7 Hike Cologna rolled a 221MB (or the Eagles while Mike Jack Howard's 117-517 led Malawan In other games Rahtan swept three games from Mid UlotdOrmn 11 whKgwaahHH Bl A*bur) l'ark and Rodger Sherman had the high game lor Haritan with 213 and Charlie Middlelown North is third in Ihe Standing! mill a U :i rccitd dltiown South to tie Middlelown North for first place with • i < Butler had a 2I2-.VW as Ri-d Bank liMik three from *<>U Vitale had the high series with 555 record while Keansburg. Henry Hudson and Malawan arc tied recod record, Keyport swept three from llenr\ lludsnn and (Mean •lownship i> ihinl with a« M ni.uk tallowed liy Wall In other matches. Middlelown North look two from at 5-7 Rounding oul Ihe standings are Rumson-FH {3 11) and Matawan won three from Rumson-FH (M|. Itanuquar MM I ong Hranth Ity aft) Wd \slmr> l'ark Keaiuburg, Henry Hudson won two from Keyport and Matawan Keyport (I II| Jackie Barker rolled a 187491 (or Ranlan and Kalh> 12 10i awept three from Rumson Fair Haven " Girls Ntrttern Division Nealson had a 176-435lor Middletuwn South South MIDDLKTOWN TOWNSHIP- MHimmli h«-i ti-.im ilnii>|rfd Cheryl Soyak led Malawan with a 173 game wlnli- Barbara V.ma/ano had a 488 series Rumson ivins in sivim Rowlings Street Malawan and Keyporl are lied foitlnni with s 4 wcordi Red Bank cops sixth followed by Keansburg (6-6). Humson-FH (5-7), Middli'l<>*ii ASKl'ltY I'Alth I'.-le knapp and Ton Kane were double South (3 9) and Henry Hudson (0 12) Mnncnyestenta) i Rumson Kill HavenrottledAfbufjlMrk, cops at Freehold EATONTOWN - Red Bank Middle tchool made it MX in a I214K. in a coed ICboIaiitii iwlm meel al llw -\s)iur> l'ark Boys \**ys Ceilral IMt IslonH Club FREEHOLD - Reserved o(( a swift speed duel in the early row here yesterday with a 45-39 win ovei Eatontown Memorial WKST(» I) ttjik LONG BRANCH- Neptune ovei l»si Knapp won Ihe 200 freestyle (1 II) and the MMI (reestyle going, long-shot Hawlings Street showed some speed o( ms own School In its previous OUtlng, Ihe Middle School defeated Neptune. 44 31 place in Ihe Central Division Slime Conference Bowling race b) (5.56.4) while kanr *un Hie 2IKI individual medley in 2 23 and as he circled the field with three-eighths o( a mile to go and held Paul Sims led Ihe undefeated Red Hank team with IBpolllU, winning two games from Manasquan while lasl week's leadei the 100 breastroke in I II on to win by I ty lengths in the feature race al Freehold 1 Shore Regional ,«'<,-3Vi,) split wilh Long Branch I SI -; uihei Ituiiison winners were Rich HurraJ in llw 50 (reestyle Raceway and E V Roynlon added 14 Tony Smith ol Eitontown was (IIKII Nick Stramero rolled a 225 game (or Neptune while Mall (2S0), enns Drummond m the IIHI butterfl) d 04); Jean Rawlings Street, driven by Jim King, stayed far back as in the game with 39, but the next highi'sl semei was William Hogarth with six Casper had Ihe high series with 540 Bob Church s ITS glWwas Englebrecht In Hi. urn backstroke il It) and the '200 medley Spot Shot and Great Scott N battled (or the early lead, reaching Manasquan's best i I 52)and4O0freesUle|4 14) n the quarter-mile mark in 29 4 and Ihe half in 1 Oil Memorial School is nciw 5 1 nn Ihe season Freehold Today 1*1 PtKH, I M,U,IM Juliai Ortom IToton* Jr ) Nondmo Scort (WarrIngionI I 7 Solnl Clolr Hoagl* (King Jr | Mr Clover SonglTete) Ben|y Morvel