300 welcome Viet new year By JOAN K AHN UNCROFT — Folk tongs contrasted with rock muiic yesterday as more than 300 Vietnamese refugee* and their guesU fathered at Brookdale Community College to welcome the "Year of the Monkey." The occasion m i Tet celebration, marking the second day of the Vietnamese new year — and it blended old-country customs with newer American ways. Traditional touches included a red cloth-covered altar with brass candlesticks honoring ancestors; popping and sizzling firecrackers, balloons and banners. In a modern vein was the rock music of "Hot Stuff Baby Tonight." Women wore the "ao-dai," the Vietnamese national costume — a Mandarin-collared dress slit from waist to hem and worn over pants. Red was a predominant color, for red is the color of happiness. To preserve the culture of the old country, children • HUt MM •« Carl F«rl»« participated in skits and sang folk songs in the Viet- RMMMr Mnw .» C«1 f «l~ DANCE FOR LUCK — Vietnamese-American youngsters take part In colorful namese language. And slides of the scenery of Vietnam CEREMONIAL ALTAR — Venerating their ancestors at the traditional red dragon dance, symbolizing good luck for the new year. The dragon snakes its were projected. cloth-covered altar are Thanh Nguyen (left) of TInton Falls and Van Nguyen of way around the floor while youngster In traditional mask tries to catch It. See Vietaamesc, page X Freehold. Ceremony took place yesterday at Brookdale Community College. The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 198 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1980 20 CENTS Insisting upon an admission of guilt Iranians toughening release stand By The Associated Press line tack he took in two weekend interviews and offset statements he made last .week Iranian Prestdenr AWIUUUU L. «L_:.__. ~S* ^r'"wrwatpj might be re- has repeated his demand for a U.S. admission leased once the U.N. commission began its of guilt for alleged misdeeds during the inquiry. shah's reign as a condition for the release of In a news conference last Wednesday, the American hostages, Tehran radio said President Carter said he supported forma- today. tion of "an appropriate commission with a The Inquiry by an international com- carefully defined purpose" as a means to mission into Iranian allegations against the free the hostages. But he ruled out any U.S. deposed shah will not be sufficient to ensure admission of guilt during the alleged misrule the release of the SO Americans, now in their by exiled Shah Mohammad lleza Pahlavl. 107th day of captivity, Bani-Sadr was quoted Bani-Sadr told a Greek television in- as saying after a meeting of the ruling Re- terviewer Saturday that the hostages would volutionary Council last night. not be released until the commission re- Banl-Sadr declaration cameras U.N. leased its findings and the United States Secretary-General Kurt Waldneim was "undertakes" its "obligations." awaiting the Iranian government's response He repeated his three conditions for re- Krtmund Louis Pettitl Mohamed Bedjaoul today to his choice of a five-member com- lease of the hostages in an interview Satur- mission that will probe Iran's charges day with the U.S. news magazine Newsweek against the deposed monarch, now living in "The United States must take the in- exile in Panama. itiative on three different points if its wants "The freeing of the hostages will depend to change the political climate," the on the compliance by the United States to magazine quoted him as saying. three Iranian conditions," he was quoted as Bani-Sadr also told Newsweek that saying in a report monitored in Kuwait. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was in "com- It listed the conditions as: plete agreement" with his plan and would "Admission by the United States that it "make his opinion known" to the militants AND NOW WHAT? — Just what do you do with a 17-ton, 35 foot mlnke whale? had interfered in Iran's internal affairs dur- holding the 50 American hostages "when the The mammal was found dead yesterday off Gloucester City N.J. In the ing the rule of the shah. A pledge to refrain time comes." The militants, who occupied Delaware River, not far from Philadelphia. It is the first time in 171 years that from any such interference in the future. A the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Nov. 4, have said a whale made its way that far up the river. Scientists want to perform an promise not to block efforts by the Iranian they would free their captives only on direct autopsy today to determine the cause of death, but can't find a public landfill government to ensure the extradition of the orders from Khomeini. which they can use. See story, page 20. shah and the recovery of his fortune.'' Bani-Sadr's statement confirmed a hard- See .Waldhelm, page? Adib Daoudy Andres Aquilar Mawdsley Bush hails victory as a sign of national candidacy marginally when the rural vote came in. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - George The voting was heA without the privacy of paign." Actually, the 3.3 million Puerto Ricans are voting booths because tjiere wasn't time to set The former CIA director and ambassador U.S. citizens but have no vote in the November When the party stopped counting vo*tes ear- Bush says winning all 14 delegates in Puerto ly today, with tabulation 99.7 percent com- Rico's first-ever presidential primary will give them up when a judge ruled that the Caribbean said the victory "will lift up our workers and presidential election because the island is not a plete, Bush had 123,217 for 59 percent to his presidential bid continued momentum for island commonwealth could not spend public state. They also pay no federal income tax. Baker's 80,782 for 38 percent. the New Hampshire primary next week. funds for a party primary. To offset the cost of The victory gave Bush a total of 17 com- Kennedy's own poll says he's Of the other candidates in the primary, Bush defeated Sen. Howard Baker of Ten- the .primary, coffee cans were set up at the mitted delegates on the first ballot at the behind in N.H, qfory, page 5 former Texas Gov. John Connally got 1,934 nessee by a 3-2 margin in the Republican voting places to seek donations. Republican National convention this July in balloting Sunday in 1980's first presidential The Puerto Rico victory will illustrate Detroit. Reagan has nine delegates; Baker, votes; California businessman Benjamin primary. Former California Gov. Ronald Re- "the national aspect of our candidacy, Bush continue our momentum. It will help us in New five. It takes 998 to cinch the nomination. Fernandez, 1,912; former Minnesota Gov. agan, not on the ballot here, received a handful said Sunday while campaigning tir -Nashua, Hampshire and set off some of the attacks on Bush built a 2-1 margin in early returns, Harold Stassen, 631; and Sen. Bob Dole of of write-in votes. N.H. "It is not just a one- or two-state cam- me." mostly from the cities, and saw it shrink only See Bush, page 2 Olympic problem made worse by below zero temperature LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - Swirling top of the course was about 40 to 50 below zero. medal in pairs figure skating, making it five lr The only U.S. medal winner yesterday was Still, thousands of persons waited up to two hours for rides as the wind-chill index fell to snow, biting wind and freezing cold are Some competitors in the women's downhill, a row for the Soviet Union. It was also the sixth speed skater Leah Mueller, 28. of Dousman, won by Austrian Annemarle Moser-Proell, had gold medal for the Soviets in the Winter Wis. She took a silver medal in the 1.000-meter minus 20, said Ed Lewi, spokesman for the bedeviling spectators and contestants alike at Lake Placid Olympic Organizing Committee. the XIII Winter Games, where getting to and to be given facial massages by coaches to Games. race, finishing behind Natalia Petrusheva of prevent frostbite. The American favorites, Tai Babilonia and the Soviet Union. "With this mass of people, 1 think you can from events has become an endurance test of expect delays of up to an hour," said state Olympian proportions. State police said they let spectators use Randy Gardner of Los Angeles, were forced to The troublesome Olympic bus system withdraw Friday due to Gardner's groin in- Transporation Department spokesman Yesterday, the coldest day yet in the ambulances and a bus to warm up at worked "100 percent better" Sunday than the jury. The brother-sister team of Peter and Howard Clark as Olympic organizers Games, the mercury hit 5 below zero at the Whiteface, where thousands of persons faced day before, when New York Gov. Hugh Carey Caltlin Car'ruthers of Wilmington, Del., scrambled to beef up Lake Placid's sagging start of cross-country skiing at Mount Van the day's longest waits for transportation. declared a limited transportation emergency finished fifth In their first major international transportation system, which provided 342,000 Hoevenberg. On Whiteface Mountain, site of In the day's most glamorous event, Irina and agreed to have the state pay for additional competition. See Below zero, page 2 Alpine ski events, the wind chill Index at the Rodnina and Aleksandr Zaitsev took the gold school buses, officials said. The Inside Story Thron8s J am boat show By HENRY SCHAEFER Jersey Normally, attendance , THE WEATHER*"**^' • BASBUHy HENRYY PAR SCHAEFEK - WallR - Jersetheir ycars wit, hbu tsno thewy stiltelll mone totalsNormally about ,70,000 attendan, but thc e to-wall people jammed Con- the roads have been cleared turnout was down last year vention Hall yesterday, the from Saturday's three Inches when a blizzard forced the Sunny today. Highs la the mid to upper 30s. Mostly second day of the 27th Jersey of snow and driving Is good. show to close for one day and many and milder tomorrow. Highs In the mid 40s. Coast Power Boat Show, "I spoke to people from streets were in bad shape for Complete report page 3. which continues through next Paramus, Wyckoff and three days thereafter. Soviet pair win figure skating medal 9 Sunday. Paterson and they were all Some dealers were com- Buddy Baker wins Daytona 500 10 "This is terrific," said enthusiastic about the plaining yesterday that the Sisterhood Antiques Show and Sale 14 Jerry Gasque, the show's beautiful show we have floor was so crowded they Ann Landers IS founder. "There were 400 here." had trouble talking to pro- people waiting in line for the Gasque estimated that spective customers. Said show to open at 11 o'clock and about 15,000 persons viewed one: "We sold a couple of Bridge advice II DAILY REGISTER within two hours you could the show yesterday — far boats yesterday, but there BulaeM 7 PHONE NUMBERS hardly move In he;e. They're more than on Saturday. are so many people here to- Classified 17-11 Main Office 542-4000 flocking down from North Because of rain locally, the day I can't talk to anybody. Omlcs 16 Toll Free 671-9308 snowfall in North Jersey and Maybe by tonight things will Toll Free S66-8100 At 8 p.m 2/19/80, Keansburg dense fog from Freehold ease up a bit." Croiiwqrd puiile II Bd. of Education shall dis- Editorials I Classified Dept 542-1700 cuss the results of the T&E west, the turnout Saturday The show's mascot is a jet Entertainment 13 Circulation Dept 542-4009 Basic Skills Test in H.S. morning was below par, but it black nanny goat named Lifestyle 14,11 Sports Dept 54Z-4M4 cafeteria. picked up steadily In the af- See Threafs Jam, page I • nllW Mala by Bon LarM Make A Date 7 Mlddletown Bureau... 1714250 BOAT SHOW BRIEFING — Jerry Gasque, founder of the Jersey Coast Power Boat Obituaries -... 4 Freehold Bureau 431-zlsz Lu40ti and Fashion Show AuYoa Can Eat M N lMt Olympic Posters Enjoy picturesque view and Fish, fried or broiled. Wed. By Leroy Nieman. Matawan Show, gives instructions to the show's three queens. From left they are "Captain" Sports MI Long Branch Bureau. 222-0010 fashion show every Tues. Fis- Karen Anderson, Bradley Beach; "Second Mate" Angel Montefusco, Hazlet, and TslevtliM 13 Sttehouse Bureau.. 609-2K-9368 night, Wharf Pub, Ar{ Gallery, Hwy. S4-Broad herman's Wharf, 842-2200. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands St., Matawan. 58J-UJ6. "First Mate" Cathie Wood, Wall Township. Jhe show continues all this week. • *•" M 1 *t 2 The Dtily Renter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. FEBRUARY ia. 1M0 PEOPLE Polls show Canada will pick Trudeau TORONTO (AP) - Canadians vote (or a representatives to the House of Commons Clark's minority Dec. U in a new Parliament today, «*~>«'"|; as leader - The weather, which can be terrible at this parliamentary vote of lence based on either conservative Prime Minister Joe time of year, was forecast to be relatively a proposed Clark budget. Clark or toe politically "bom-agaia" Pierre mild nationwide the turnout in the May 1979 The austerity budget's most unpopular Elliott Trudeau election was 71 percent. proposal was the It-cent gasoline tax boost. Clark, elected only last May, asked for a Most attention was focused on Toronto When coupled with proposed. rises in "fair chance" to carry out his tough aid the rest of Ontario, Canada's most domestic oil prices, It would have jacked up economic programs But the opinion pout populous province and the area where voter' pump prices to about II »from » cents for a indicated the voters would not give him loyalties swing most readily from one party gallon of regular. another chance, nuking his the briefest to another. After the no-confidence vote, the 60-year- tenure of any elected prime minister in Cana- The last national Gallup poll gave the old Trudeau withdrew his declared intention dian history. Liberals a 48-to-2t-percent edge over the Con- to step dow» as party bead and pronounced In large part a Clark defeat would be servatives among decided voters, and a 10- himself a "born-again" liberal leader. traceable to an attempt by bis Progressive point lead in Ontario. But a Canadian He waged a mostly negative campaign Conservative government to raise the Television poll showed the Liberals with only against the Conservative "horror show" gasoline tax by It cents a gallon. a 10-point lead nationally and a one-point budget, which he sab) would hit middle- and Liberal Party chief Trudeau, Canada's edge in Ontario. low-Income Canadians hardest. prime minister from 1968 to 1979, tried not to The Liberals can win more votes than the appear too confident in the final days of the Conservatives and still lose the election, Clark, on the defensive, said Canadians 67-day campaign. But after flying home to since so much of the Liberal vote is, in effect, realized painful economic steps had, tob e Ottawa Sunday he told an airport crowd, "I wasted on big majorities in districts In solid- taken to patch up an economy with can smell victory here." ly Liberal Quebec, while the Conservative multlbillion-dollar government deficits, 9 Clark and his Progressive Conservatives vote is spread more evenly over districts in percent Inflation, 15 percent interest rates insist the polls will be proven wrong. the rest of the country. and a dollar that has sunk to 85 cents against The 40-year-old prime minister sounded This happened in last May's election, the U.S. dollar. WARM WELCOME — A student from Regis Col- like a cheerleader Sunday in a talk to when the Liberals received 40 percent of the Six months was not enough time to do it, lege In Weston, Mass., gives Jacqueline Kennedy parliamentary candidates in a restaurant vote and the Conservatives 36 percent, but he said. Onassis a hug upon her arrival at Regis for a high up in the needle-like CN Tower, 1,000 the Conservatives won a plurality of 136 seats "Real change needs a fair chance," was fundraiser for Sen. Edward Kennedy. feet above this sprawling lakeside city. in Commons, and the Liberals won only 114. the Conservative slogan. "We had long odds," he told them. ".:.. The socialist New Democrats won 26 seats, If the Liberals win, but fall to gain a DETROIT (AP) - Maria Cristuu Veltore Austin Don't let up for a moment ... every second and the rightist Social Credit Party six. majority of Commons seats, the New De- Ford is being sued for divorce by Henry Ford II, retired counts." The new election was called so quickly mocrats may loom as the key power brokers, chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co. Some 15.4 million Canadians are eligible after the last election because the Liberals offering votes In Parliament in exchange for The trial is toope n tomorrow in Wayne County Circuit to vote in one of 282 districts that will send and New Democrats combined, to topple policy concessions. Court. The divorce was initiated by Ford on Jan. 23,1978, Pierre Trudeau tkalei into action after his wife's December 1977 separation suit. Ford, now 62, and his wife, now 49, were married in 1965. Two days before Christmas 10 years later, he moved of their Grosse Polnte home, where Mrs. Ford still lives. Most documents in the case have been sealed by the Waldheim awaiting Iran's response court. Under Michigan law, aeause for divorce does not have to be stated, and a divorce may be granted if a judge (continued) there later in the week for Tehran. Waldheim He chose a lawyer from Sri Lanka, H.W. expected the ex-monarch to be arrested Is satisfied that the marriage has broken down Ir- Meanwhile, U.N. spokesman Rudolf Sta- presumably will brief the panel before it Jayewardena, 63, Sri Lanka's Foreign shortly and predicted that formal proceed- reparably. jduhar said in New York Sunday the United leaves. Ministry reported today. Jayewardene is the ings against him could begin within two States had already agreed to the makeup of White House spokesmen have refused to younger brother of Sri Lanka's president, weeks. NEW YORK (AP) - As Woody Allen's ex-wife in the U.N. commission. The Iranian response comment on the reported makeup of the U.N. Junius Richard Jayewardene. However, other Panamanian lawyers dis- "Manhattan," Meryl Streep was ready to spill the was delayed for reasons "of a purely commission, but they said the administration The other commission members have agreed with the assessment by Juan Materno sordid, inside dope on their marriage and divorce in a technical nature," he said. felt some positive developments had oc- been identified by diplomats as Algerian Vasquez, the former Panamanian Supreme book. "Some aspects still have to be clarified curred. U.N. Ambasador Mohamed Bedjaoul, former Court justice assigned to represent Iran In In an interview in the March issue of Ladies' Home and the matter has to be coordinated before U.N. diplomats had said earlier the com- Paris Bar Association President Edmond the case. They said arrest of the shah within Journal, the actress says the movie's writer-director-slar Louis Pettiti, Syrian presidential aide Adib two weeks would be premature. is "very much of a womanizer, very self-involved." the secretary-general can make an announce- mission would consist of five lawyers, from .1 only worked on the film for three days, and 1 ment," the spokesman added, wlthoa* Bangladesh. Algeria, Franoe, Syria and Daoudy and former Venezuelan Justice < Venezuela, ft* tts ~- ~ \r:^.'^i~" Panama and Iran do not have an extradi- B*>R>know Woody Who gets «/«.Jt>> X'Js~*.-*• -v She thought the movie was "entertaining" and that ' The Washington Post reported today that Bangladesh, former President Abu Sayeed - In:. anothez r development, the lawyer 'tton treaty ana i-anamaman oti/vM«, i»ve she looked pretty, but she had some sharp comments too: the commission members would gather Tues- Chowdhury, was 111 and Waldheim had to find representing the Iranian regime in its effort said they doubted Iran could meet Panama's "On a certain level, the film offends me because it's day in Geneva, Switzerland and leave from a substitute, the sources said. to extradite the shah from Panama said he extradition requirements. about all these people whose sole concern is discussing their emotional states or their neuroses. "It's sad. because Woody has the potential to be America's Chekhov, but instead, he's still caught up in Bush hails his Puerto Rican primary victory the jet-set crowd type of life and trivializing his talent," she said. (continued) at the home of a party volunteer in the north The primary's organizers hailed Sunday's Statehood for Puerto Rico was one of the Asked if she'll work with Allen again, she said, "I Kansas, SIS. coast village of Dorado and telephone pro- vote as a firm step toward statehood for few issues discussed in the primary. All the don't think Woody Allen even remembers me." Dole had asked his supporters to vote for blems prevented collection of those returns. Puerto Rico. candidates backed statehood. Baker. Today Is a holiday and he said the returns Former Gov. Luis A. Ferre said the vote The court's denial of public funds or UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Gloria Swanson got into Two unknowns on the ballot, Bedo Istvan would not be certified until the end of the was "important In the sense that it shows facilities meant the local GOP had toor - pictures at 14, onto the stage at 43 and into fashion at 52 — Karoly of Washington, D.C., got 87 votes and week. our fellow citizens of the U.S. that the people ganize and supervise the primary and count and now, at 80, she is about to show off her littie known Gerald de Felice of Hamden, Conn., got 48. Ramos said returns from all other 3,422 of Puerto Rico are ready and able to un- the results. The ruling also applies to the talent for art. Reagan, who was not on the ballot, re- polling places showed more than 209,000 peo- derstand the issues that have to do with our Democrats, who hold their primary March She has painted a picture for a first-day cover to go ceived about 50 write-in votes. ple cast ballots in the island's first presiden- country." 16. with a U. N. stamp being issued March 7 tocommemorat e Oreste Ramos, a member of the Puerto tial primary. Voters here are not registered The biggest political issue for the island is Voters marked ballots without the the U.N. Decade for Women 1976-1985. Rico Senate and the man in charge of running by party, and all the more than 2 million whether Puerto Rico should seek statehood, privacy of voting booths, dropping them into On the picture, beneath Earth hurtling through black the primary for the GOP said eight rural registered were eligible to cast ballots In remain a self-governing commonwealth In boxes that in many cases were no more than space she has written, "Woman Like Mother Earth has voting places remained uncounted. either Sunday's Republican primary or the association with the United States or seek cardboard rum cartons sealed with masking an Eternal Rendezvous with Spring." He said the precincts were being counted upcoming Democratic primary. independence. tape. MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Doctors removed the gallbladder of 81-year-old Foreign Minister Carlos P. Komulo today and proclaimed him in good condition after the two-hour operation Throngs jam the Jersey Coast Boat Show They said he will be in intensive care for at least two days (continued) mishap or injury, and if goats are safe for homed billy goat to be the mascot of Its prizes. First prize is a Zodiac inflatable boat, . A medical bulletin issued by the Foreign Ministry Ebony but renamed "Ms. Billy" family boating, then people can be safe on football team." second prize an original oil painting by said four gallstones were found in the infected organ. It by show director Thomas H. Gasque. The New Jersey waterways, also. Gasque said he feels the goat is a suitable American artist Willis Rue depicting a pirate said x-rays of Romulo's bile duct showed it was un- goat is being shown by the Asbury Park Among mascots nominated and rejected mascot because it is in keeping with the galleon in'heavy weather, and third prize a obstructed. Rotary Club, which is taking part in Rotary because of bad track records were jellyfish, show's historic theme: "Dedicated to Safe fishing rod and reel. Komulo was one of the founders of the United Na- International's worldwide campaign against horseshoe crabs, lobsters, crabs and even Family Boating." Said Gasque: "Persons tions. He was also a brigadier general in the U.S. Army starvation, chiefly in India. For $20, rabbits. Rabbits were rejected because Pre- have been attacked by sharks, stepped'on Winners will be announced at 3 p.m. next and served as an aide to Gen. Douglas MacArthur during showgoers can arrange to have a goat sent to sident Carter nearly had a boating mishap horseshoe crabs, been poisoned by sea Sunday, the closing day of the show. World War II. a poor family overseas to supply milk or when his boat reportedly was attacked by a anemone, and been nipped by crabs and Show hours today are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. meat. mad rabbit. lobsters — but no boater ever suffered injury Prom tomorrow through Friday, they will be ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — Singer John Denver says lie "Goats are safe for family boating," "Even the United States Navy thinks from a goat." 2-10 p.m. Hours next weekend are 11 a.m. to popped a neighbor's dog with his BB gun because it and Thomas Gasque remarked. "Ms. Billy and goats are nautical," Gasque observed. "If it To raise funds for its campaign, the 10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. another dog were "nipping at one of my dogs. They were goats in general have never caused a boating didn't, it would never have chosen a long Rotary Club is selling tickets for three Sunday. giving my little dog a hard time." The dog wasn't seriously hurt and a veterinarian said the BB lodged in soft tissue. Denver, who said he told his neighbor about the incident, commented: "I did not feel good about it. It Below zero temperature is tough for everyone was a stupid thing to do. This is the only time in my life I (continued) shot at something live with a BB gun. I've never done least 1,000 persons. tion system," the committee said. Greyhound Bus Lines took over some anything like this before." rides on Sunday. But refunds were not offered for tickets Organizers said they had 340 shuttle buses operations this weekend and agreed to bring Animal control personnels Aspen City Hall said they Thousands of spectators have missed all sold through tour operators "since they on duty, but state police spokesman Kurt in up to 50 buses at $550 per bus for a 10-hour wouldn't file charges against Denver in connection with or part of the events they paid as much as $60 should have been used In conjunction with Wachenhelm said no more than 187 were shift. the incident last month because there was no evidence he apiece to attend, and the LPOOC said it had chartered tours, and charter buses were un- picking up spectators at any one time Sun- intended tofiurt the dog. offered refunds or exchange tickets to at affected by delays in the internal transporta- day. Olympic results on pages 9, 11

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (API — Doctors say in- tensive treatment has failed to bring an improvement in the condition of President Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavia's Monmouth Vietnamese welcome their new year gravely ill, 87-year-old leader. Despite reports the Yugoslav president had talked (continued) of other Vietnamese foods also were served. Americans," Smith called them. with visitors yesterday there were no signs of optimism In Vietnam, the now year holiday is the most impor- Three small boys participated in the traditional Chester Whittaker, staff coordinator for Gov Bren- among officials, and there was widespread belief Tito tant of the year and corresponds to the American ob- dan Byrne's Indo-Chinese Refugee Resettlement Com- was getting help from an artificial kidney machine. dragon dance, in which the head of a dragon is worn as a servances of Christmas, New Year's, Easter and the mask by a boy who runs around and around, his cloth mittee, also welcomed the guests. WhitUker said later he "The general state of health of President of the Fourth of July. eS te that ab0Ut 2|500 Republic Josip Broz Tito is without change," Tito's body snaking along the floor. Welcoming the celebrants was Dr. Donald Smith, settleH^d I'Nn New Jersey, . '^o^ese refugees have doctors said in their customarily brief daily bulletin. A special ceremony dealt with homage to ancestors. president of Brookdale, who noted that many of the Thanh Nguyen of Tinton Falls, a leader of the local Rice and chicken dominated the menu, but a variety refugees are attending the college. "Our newest Vietnamese community, also addressed the guests.

Say crops addicted to pollution Asthma breakthrough reported Farmers head for Washington Store besieged by band of 25 KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. (AP) - Corn, cabbage, cotton and WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists searching for more WARRENTON, Va. (AP) - The national chairman of the other crops have become addicted to sulfur dioxide pollution effective ways to treat asthma have taken a giant step American Agriculture Movement says age is not making the STILLWATER Okla. (AP) - A bod of 25 persons In- from power plants, and cold turkey withdrawal from the daily forward by discovering how to make the rare but potent organization any tamer as it prepares for its third annual vaded a grocery1 store herteo yesterda mm iny anc dh about five minutes 15,000-ton habit could cost more than $300 million a year in chemical that spurs asthma attacks. assault on Capitol Hill. crop losses, a Tennessee Valley Authority researcher says. The advance, made public yesterday, caps a 40-year effort "We certainly are going to remain vocal — very vocal — ssssst "" » -Mrs Eliminating or reducing the sulfur dioxide pollutants by scientists around the world to analyze and synthesize the and we need to blast those that blast us and blast those that The group of about 25 men and women, the latter attired in coming from TV A plants in seven states eventually could cut chemical that stimulates asthma attacks and allergic reac- are advocating a cheap food policy," Marvin Meek of Plain- jewelry, long dresses and "a lot of makeup " distracted the farm production as much as 10 percent, says J.C. Noggle, a tions. view, Texas told several hundred farmers gathered here '•H'^8? at.Ule ?*aty" N° 2 store a" "*lr companions TV A soil chemist in Muscle Shoals, Ala. The discovery, outlined In the Journal of the American yesterday for a rally. pilfered the store's safe, manager Fred Van Winkle sail And to avoid such a costly crop loss, be said, farmers Chemical Society, means researchers finally will have large The farmers were to bead for Washington, about 46 miles would have to spend more than $6 million annually to add quantities of the rare chemical to study. away, later yesterday and today. sulfur to fertilizer. Jackson talks of Soviet threat 9 Blast rocks plant, kills man, 81 Judge fines firemen in Chicago Total eclipse 'simply beautiful PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — The 81-year-old founder of an Ice- CHICAGO (AP) - A judge slapped fines totaling $40,000 a NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - American scientists left Kenya making company died yesterday after an explosion rocked his day on the firefighters union and seven of its leaders last night and India for home today, their tape recorders and cameras manufacturing plant, forcing evacuation of scores of persons until they comply with a back-to-work order and end a four- packed with data from a total solar eclipse that many from nearby buildings, authorities said. day strike. described as "simply beautiful." Lynn L. Belcher of the Mountain Ice and Coal Co. died at Circuit Judge John F. Hechinger did not jail any of the Some were jubilant, pending analysis of the results that Parkview Hospital two hours after the blast, which sent heavy strike leaders but Issued a preliminary Injunction. It ordered could take months to complete. "We had three minutes, SO fumes Into a nine-block area near downtown Pueblo. all members of the Chicago Firefighters Union back to work seconds of totality. It was gorgeous," said an American who Belcher suffered severe bums and bone fractures, a immediately and forbade them from encouraging further camped out in the lion-infested hills of eastern Kenya. hospital spokeswoman said. » strike action and from picketing. & Shostakovich assessed by friend SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY FEBRUARY is. 1980 The Daily Register 3 By DAY1D SCHWAB this reason, he said, that the SHREWSBURY - "Hii composer enlisted Volkov's Draft plan begins music is about oppression and help from 1971 to 1(74 to pre- it some kind of emotional pare his memoirs, which he lesson about how to survive directed Dot be published un- that pressure." til after his death. The Noted musicologist manuscript was slipped to the uphill fight today Solomon Volkov was speak- West - a chapter at a time - ing of his friend and mentor, after being endorsed WASHINGTON (AP) - work Tuesday, the Armed vestigations of the alleged Russian composer Dmitirt personally by the composer, Congress appears ready to Services subcommittee on bribery scheme until a grand Shostakovich He also was and Volkov followed it soon restore military draft re- personnel begins hearings on jury hat considered the H>c*king about "Testimony: gistration - but only for the presidents proposal to re- evidence The FBI operation after his friend's death in males — as President ,| ire women as well as jf.en TB* tfimoirs ot Dmitri 1J75. U hii tmp^ir»frd sjyen House Shostakovich," which he According to Volkov, Carter's controversial plan to register In case the members and one senator. edited In close cooperation Shostakovich was misun- for registering youths of both military draft is eve*' re- The Justice Department with Shostakovich and which derstood by those in the West sexes begins an uphill trek instated. appears likely to win at least he smuggled out of his coun- who considered him a sup- through the House and Carter's proposal would a temporary victory when the try, leaving later himself to porter of Joseph Stalin and of Senate. require the initial registra- vote is taken on the call for complete this revealing work the Soviet government. Also in apparent trouble tion of all persons aged It and FBI evidence Judiciary about one of the greatest Rather, Volkov said, he was a this week in Congress is a 20. Committee Democrats and composers of this century. man who lived under constant proposal to force the FBI to Selective Service Director turn over to congressional in- Republicans have already Volkov, now a research as- threat from Stalin and others Bernard D. Rostker was tob e agreed in separate caucuses sociate at Columbia Universi- who used his music and •MlMar MM a. Can "arm* vestigators videotapes and the leadoff witness. other evidence it has col- to recommend against issu- ty, captured the imagination genius for political purposes ENLIGHTENING AFTERNOON — Solomon Volkov, second from right, vesterdav The subcommittee unsuc- ing the 30-day subpoenas and the sympathy of an atten- Shostakovich was misun- discussed his new book "Testimony: The Memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich" during lected thus far in its cessfully recommended a re- An Afternoon with the Authors, a continuing series sponsored bv The Daily and "Abscam" bribery Inquiry. vival of draft registration in House-Senate conferees tive audience yesterday af- derstood in later years even will resume the quest this ternoon at the Monmouth by those in the Russian dissi- Sunday Register and the Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch. Here he The House is observing the 1979 for men but is lined up discusses his work with, left to right, Fred Oser, head reference librarian, pianist Washington's Birthday 6-3 against the proposal to week for an elusive com- County Library Eastern dent movement when he re- promise on President Branch, here, during "An Af- fused to join in their human Eric Himy, who prefaced the talk with some of Shostakovich's musk, and Jane federal holiday today like also register women. ternoon with the Authors," a rights campaigns, Volkov Foderaro, city editor of the Register and moderator of the discussions. •J many other Americans — by Subcommittee Chairman Carter's proposed •windfall not working — while the Richard White, D-Texas, is profits" tax on oil companies. continuing series co- said. According to Volkov, that he would "disappear" the destruction of Leningrad. Shostakovich the com] sponsered by The Daily and there were many things the Senate has scheduled a brief predicting congressional re- The tax would siphon into as had millions of others who Instead, Volkov claimed, the Volkov said. It is this spirit session that will include a re- jection of registration of the Treasury a portion of the Sunday Register and the decorated composer could were condemned by the work described "the Lenin- which he attempted to pass library. not say, and so he turned to ading of George Washington's women — as are other key additional revenues oil com- political leadership. Volkov grad that had been destroyed on to his tohi s listeners, and farewell address. legislators on military issues panies reap from Carter's Volkov appeared in place his music — his individual explained that Shostakovich by Stalin" and was re- form of expression and his it is this spirit which Volkov It's the first time since in both the House and the 1979 decision to remove of Gen. Vernon A. Walters, never was arrested because cognized immediately by the admires in another Russian 1929 that the 45-minute ad- former deputy director of the individual contribution to the Senate. federal price controls from Stalin decided he could be put Russian people as a criticism crusader, Andrei Sakharov, dress hasn't been read in both Carter already has domestic oil Technically, the CIA, who reportedly was out improvment of life for op- to use by the state. pressed peoples in Russia and of Stalin's regime. whom he described as "a liv- the House and the Senate. authority to register men but tax would be on the extra of the country and involved in "These tragic days never House leaders, noting that important negotiations. throughout the world. Similarly, he said, ing saint." needs approval from Con- revenue, not profits, from de- destroyed him as an artist," Russians wept when his Fifth Music, Volkov concluded, the i address is usually de- gress to begin registering control. Without the tax. oil His talk was preceded, ap- "He understood his mis- Volkov said. "But as a livered to an empty chamber propriately, by brief musical sion," Volkov said. "It was Symphony first was is not a universally un- women. companies would keep more person they so deeply af- performed because they re- derstood language. To fully and that Washington himself A House Budget Commit- of the revenue as prof its selections by young pianist impossible for him to im- fected him that he could never gave the speech but Eric Himy, a student at the agine leaving his country. He cognized that It was understand music, one must tee unit also plans to look into never forget." Shostakovich's attempt to understand the "social only submitted it in writing, the draft registration plan, JuiUiard School of Music in was to suffer together with According to Volkov, the decided this year to ditch the with a hearing set Wednesday New York City and a winner his people and relieve their confront the terrors of the fabric" or the events to which custom. Russian people knew that Stalinist regime, rather than the composer was reacting. on the budgetary impact of of the Chopin Kosciusko oppression with his music." Shostakovich opposed the The Senate also was to Foundation prize. a celebration of the Russian such a move Volkov detailed how wrongs of the authoritarian Because the music of consider legislation today Also on Wednesday, the Himy gave a sparkling Shostakovich was dictator, as was thought in establishing a Channel XEROX COPKS Soviet regime. But some of the West. Shostakovich is about such House Judiciary Committee performance of a series of reprimanded for his music those in the West, he said, common human experiences Islands National Park off the is to vote on a resolution that short preludes, light dances and at several points his very mistook his outward accep- In all his major sym- as oppression and resistance, southern California coast. would direct the Justice De- INSTANT and bouncy pieces which life was threatened by Stalin tance of his situation, which phonies, Volkov continued, and because it emerges from The park would be com- partment to turn over within Shostakovich wrote for his and the Soviet leadership. PRINTING included the acceptance of of- Shosfakovlch pioneered a a time and place of constant prised of eight islands lying 30 days videotapes and other Utterhoocfc • Booklets daughter. These contrasted One time in particular — ficial positions and awards, new musical style in which he oppression and conflict roughly off the coast of Santa evidence in that part of the Social Stationary sharply with the heavier, in 1936, during the tragic as a signal that he had "sold described an evil force and between the state and the in- Barbara. Two of them have FBI's political corruption In- more serious account of the mass purges by Stalin, then created an expression of dividual, Volkov is convinced been a national monument 'vestigation that involves con- • cproppser's life and mutA:.-.- out." opposition or resistance. _^. since 1938. ^i an example, he said; that it has meaning for all gressmen. contributions which Volkov by the communist parify iinvtiet a *.£• ill thtnkilfepf*>- ' The bill was pwx* *«»»» I provided. newspaper for an opera lie the composer's Seventh Sym- It is this spirit of re- sistance, of the individual pie. ' House last summer ' ' ,According to Volkov, had written which had been a phony became in the West a When the House returns to Shostakovich was a very great sucess in the West. symbol of Russian resistance battling against the state, and "The person everywhere committees to delay their in- troubled — and very misun- According to Volkov, against the Germans during of good battling against evil, can understand something derstood — genius. It was for Shostakovich was convinced World War II as he described which permeated from Shostakovich's music," Shostakovich the person and he exclaimed. Southern California hit by more rain; BUYING... Silver prior to 1965 paying 7 deaths reported up to '18.00 per dollar. SILVER DOLLARS up to $20. ea. By C.W. Mlranker Silver HALF DOLLARS ». ea. Associated Press Writer QUARTERS 4.50 ea. thaw For the sixth straight day, a Pacific storm battered Southern California today, triggering more flooding and COINS PINES 1.80 ea. mudslides and forcing hundreds of persons to flee their HALF DOLLARS 1965 TO 1969 2. ea. homes. "There's one storm right after the other," said National All Foreign Coins Weather Service forecaster Al Bascomb. "There's so many I Data from can't keep track." Shown Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. While the downpour halted briefly Sunday, homeowners NOAA. U.S. D.pt of (o...». sandbagged their property and crews tried to unclog drains 1.00 Gold Piece up to 250.00 and clear muddy roads, but by nightfall rain was falling again. 2.50 Gold Piece up to 200.00 APtMla The weather service said the rain could last until Friday, 3.00 Gold Piece up to 500.00 WEATHER FORECAST — Rain is forecast today and posted a flash flood watch through tonight for Ventura, Gold 5.00 Gold Piece up to 400.00 for an area extending from the northern Rockies to Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego counties and 10.00 Gold Piece up to.... 450.00 the Pacific Northwest, and as far south as northern portions of Los Angeles County. TIDES California. Rain is also anticipated for much of the By 6 p.m. Sunday, 17.02 inches of rain had fallen in the Los COINS 20.00 Gold Piece up to.... 700.00 Southwest, changing to snow over Utah, according Angeles area — 7.59 inches above normal for the rainy season, 50.00 Gold Piece up to ....1000.00 to the National Weather Service. which runs from October to June The storms haveclaimed 11 Sandy Hook lives and caused millions of dollars in property damage. TODAY - High 8:41 p.m. Local weather In Phoenix, Ariz., meanwhile, thousands of persons were and low 5:36p.m. back home after fleeing raging Salt River waters. They were Yesterday's high temperature at the Register bracing for a rush-hour commute that Gov. Bruce Babbitt Pocket Watches, Chains, TOMORROW - High weather station was 2t degrees. The low yeiterday was Old predicted would be "a colossal snafu." The three bridges 10:07 a.m. and 10:34 p.m. and 20. It was 26 at 6 p.m. and the overnight low wai 17. Pendants, Rings, Estate Pieces low 4 a.m. and 4:23 p.m. linking north and south Phoenix had been submerged by flood Today's 6 a.m. temperature was 17. There was no pre- waters until late Sunday. We will appraise For Red Bank and cipitation In the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There Rumson bridge, add two About 400 homes in the Phoenix area were damaged in JEWELRY were 40 heating degree days yeiterday, (18 for the month flooding, along with hundreds of streets and bridges. No hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 and 3205 for the heating season to date. minutes; Long Branch, de- estimate of the damage was available. — duct 15 minutes, Highlands North Jersey Babbitt said it was likely that major employers would be bridge, add 40 minutes. asked to stagger work hours this week to relieve traffic jams Broken jewelry, teeth, Sunny today. Highs in the mid to upper 30s. Fair at the Salt River crossings. Scrap charms, etc. All types HI Lo Pcx Otlk tonight. Lows in the low 20s. Partly sunny and milder Officials in Arizona have reported three flood-related AlUnv 17--03 M Clr tomorrow. Highs in the mid 40s. Precipitation probability up to. $650 per ounce AlOUOUt m a Mcdv deaths since Friday. Amarlllo M Of cdv near zero today and tonight. Winds west to southwest (No amount too small) Anchorage clr Meanwhile, officials were adjusting the levels of re- Alhavlllfl increasing to 15 to 25 miles per hour today. GOLD clr Atlanta clr servoirs to accommodate more rain from another storm Atlantic Civ clr expected late today Baltimore II It clr South Jersey * Birmingham "There will be plenty of room to accommodate the Blimarck JO —« cdv Sunny today. Highs in the mid to upper 30s. Fair Bolt* 51 as .11 rn additional inflows caused by this latest storm if it stays under Silverware, Bowls, Vases, Boilon U IS clr tonight. Lows in the upper teens to low 20s. Mostly sunny two inches," said Sally Keck, spokeswoman for the Salt River Brownivlllt n H cdv and milder tomorrow. Highs in the mid 40s. Precipitation Sterling Candlesticks, Trays Buffalo Project. probability near zero today and tonight. Winds west to In Southern California, more than 50 people fled their Any Amount! fpktiCtikaeo . u8 fl M " cdv I Cincinnati 17 -01 clr southwest five to 15 miles per hour today. homes late Sunday in Mandevelle Canyon and Laurel Canyon, Cltvtljnd II N clr both near Los Angeles. About 300 persons were evacuated Franklin Mint Items Columbus 11 11 clr South Jersey extended SILVER Dil Ft. Win H 1> cdv from hilly areas in Palm Springs and nearby areas. A 3V4- Dtflvtr » it cdv JS 01 cdv Becoming cloudy Wednesday. Chance of rain Thurs- square-mile area of San Bernardino was evacuated when Dtlroll day and Friday. Mild through the period. Highs in the low muddy water began pouring over Harrison Dam. All Size Stones Including: Falreanki to mid 50s. Lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. More than 20,000 sandbags were sent to hard-hit residents Hartford Emeralds, Rubies, H.lana n u Jersey Shore of the Sunland-Tujunga area north of downtown Los Angeles. • It Baxter Ward, chairman of the Los Angeles County Board DIAMONDS Sapphires, Aquamarines M—ti clr M .IS clr Sunny today. Highs in the mid to upper 30s. Fair of Supervisors, estimated that structural and personal proper- IS cdv tonight. Lows in the low 20s. Partly sunny and milder ty damage had exceeded $20 million. Kan'i City 01 cdv La« Vfftlt « .01 r« tomorrow. Highs in the mid 40s. Precipitation probability Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley has declared a state of Llttla Hock 11 calf near zero today and tonight. Winds west to southwest LM AimlM II 107 rn emergency, and police officers on tactical alert have been Bronze, Porcelains, Glass, Loulivllla M clr increasing to 15 to 25 miles per hour today. assigned 12-hour shifts with all leave days canceled. 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OPEN 9:30 to 5:30 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I ttccwviNiNTarrcai • UOOLEBII I OCCAM • UM0N I »••••••••••••••••••••••• I A The DMly teffitfer SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1960 Obituaries Klansman sought m shooting at home litlllllilUlliMIIMIUMUnillllMlllHMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! Morrison's parent, were home when eight oificen BARNEGAT (AP) - Police iovesUgatiaf gunshots fired Two shots were fired at the home of Joseph and Shirley searched their home at 3 45 a.m. Saturday, but thair tea was at the home of a black family said yesterday they are sacking Sanders at 1 a.m. Saturday, police said. No injuries were Charles W. Beggs, 76, a Kit Klux Klan organiser who allegedly hid • each* of reported. not, police said. weapons in his home On* bullet pierced the Sanders' living room window and Scores of local police officers and state troopers were on Police detectives and Ocean County sheriff's officers lodged in a dining room table, five feet from a baby's playpen, duty In this small Ocean County township last August when was a retired engineer Saturday searched the home of Aaron Morrison, II, and found and the other lodged in the garage, police said Morrison predicted that over 100 white-robed Klansmen would three rifles, a shotgun, ammunition, daggers, bras knuckles, rally in the yard of his parents' gray split-level home. k MIDDLETOWN - imately 10 yean ago and bayonets hidden in the attic, police said. No charges have been filed against Morrison, but police I l*arlM W Beggs. 76, •< 11 H* raUrad U MX altar 17 But Morrison, aha organised s rally of the white want to interview him in connection with the shooting, The rally lured 300 spectators, including 100 anti-Klan Marcshire Drive, died yester- years a* a chemical engineer supremacist group last August on his front lawn — which is demonstrators, but only 19 Klan mf masts attaariad _ day at Riverview Hospital . with Public Service Gas and across the street from the black family's home — could not be The residents were apparently asleep when the shots were The demonstration was marked by rock-throwing, i Red Bank Electric, Newark found ' fired, and were not awakened, police said. ^ , calling, and scattered bursts of violence. He was born in He was a member of the Wilkensburg, Pa., and he First Presbyterian Church, lived in Plainfield before Red Bank \ moving to this area approx- Mr. Beggs was a licensed professional engineer In New Four perish in suspicious tenement fire Horace Alsdorf Jersey, and was • member of Nine people suffered from smoke inhalation, and five the National Association of UNION CITY (AP) - Authories said yesterday a tene- Investigators from the Hudson County Prosecutor's Arson ment fire which killed four persons and injured 14 others may Squad began a probe, and Prosecutor James T. O'Halloran others were injured while escaping the flames, including a was engineer Corrosion Engineers, and the have been deliberately set. said there was evidence the fire was deliberately set. woman who injured her ankle after jumping from a third-floor Photographic Society of Firefighters searched yesterday for the bodies of addi- The fire began in the building's basement at 9:35 p.m. window, authorities said. None of the reported Injuries were FREEHOLD - Horace D. America. tional victims they feared were buried beneath the rubble of Saturday, then quickly spread up two separate shafts to the serious. Alsdorf, 76, of 380 Park Ave , He was the husband of the the destroyed apartment building. roof, Ciavatti said. Police said 16 families living at 513 and 515 30th Street died yesterday at the late Edith Elizabeth Walker They carried the body of an 11-year-old boy down charred were left homeless. The buildings are located just south of Beggs, who died in 1986. stairs from the top floor of the apartment building after "There was no way the department could have stopped Interstate 495, the road leading to the Lincoln Tunnel. Freehold Conva-Center, here. it," Ciavatti said. "It was already through the roof when we Mr. Alsdorf was bom In Surviving are a son, Dr. sifting the debris yesterday morning, deputy fire chief Louis Ciavatti said the roofs of both buildings caved in, and the David W. Beggs of Fair Ciavatti said. arrived. The people on the top floor couldn't make it down the top floors were destroyed. The basement of 515 30th St., where Spartansburg, Pa., and had stairway." lived in Elmhurst, Long Haven; four brothers, Dr. Police Detective Sgt. Henry Naumann said the victims the fire started, was also destroyed, be said. Island, before moving here 12 John L. Beggs of Belle included the boy, a 12-year-old girl, a 55-year-old woman, and The fire official said approximately 25 people, including Two companies of Union City firefighters fought the blaze Vernon, Pa., David T. Beggs Jose Rivera, 23, of Union City, the only victim positively the victims, were at a party on the building's fourth floor with the help of fire departments from nearby Hoboken, years ago. identified. He retired 11 years ago as of Jonesville, Mich., Edward when the blaze broke out. The four victims' bodies were found Weehawken, and West New York. Ciavatti said the G Beggs of Wilkinsburg, Pa., Naumann said the bodies were so badly burned that It has Sunday on the gutted fourth floor. firefighters were still dousing the embers yesterday afternoon a mechanical engineer for the been difficult for police to identify them. None of the victims lived in the tenement, police said. Mobile Oil Reserach and William S. Beggs of Prin- while continuing the search for additional victims. Laboratory, Green Point, ceton; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor Long Island, where be had Austin of Milwaukee, Wis., been employed 34 years. and two grandchRildren. i Mr. Alsdorf was a The Worden Funeral Mondale subs for Carter graduate of Penn State Un- Home, Red Bank, Is In charge iversity and was a 50-year of arrangements. member of the Penn State Alumni Association. He was at Democratc fundraiser also a member of the Society Services SECAUCUS (AP) - More than 400 De- The president swept to an easy victory in o( Automotive Engineers and mocrats paying (1,000-a-plate for the the Iowa caucuses and again outdistanced of the Borough of Freehold held for privilege of meeting President Carter will Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., In Maine Routs 33 By-Pass Commit- hear from Vice President Walter F. Mondale caucus voting to pick national convention tee Instead. delegates. Surviving are his wife, Janssen Mondale is substituting at the statewide Polls also report Carter leading in the Mrs. Edna Alsdorf; a son, campaign fundraiser while Carter remains in next test, the New Hampshire primary on • Fred Swayhoover of CULVER CITY, Calif. Washington today to deal with the Iran and Feb. 26. Piseataway; a sister, Mrs. (AP) — Actor David Janssen, Afghanistan situations, campaign aides said. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, a political ally Florence Alnsworth of the three-time Emmy "The original program called for the sinfe 1975, heads Carter's state campaign Harborcreek,>Pa,, and-three nominee who died at home president to be there," said Daniel Gaby, committee. . grandchildren. . last week at the age of 48, Carter-Mondale .state campaign executive Byrne often visits the White House and • •, Tt>» "jHJjnj., Memorial was eulogized yesterday as a director. "We hoped the problems would be organized a national coalition that, suc- "true prtVr^ratCaT.** "- Home fs'fn diarg*"of arrane- »6itta, m.. a. .fci£*V feat's'not so. It's cessfully pdsircu ujtntv J nnan i «.• r'.i»i' ments. superstar." awkward the president made the commit- tax bill through Congress. More than 300 people, in- ment and then couldn't be here." Carter last appeared in New Jersey at a cluding dozens of film and Mondale's appearance for Carter isn't ex- state Democratic fundraiser and parade in August Sebastini, television stars, attended a pected to hurt the president's campaign. October. had owned winery memorial service in a tiny Carter is the frontrunner in delegates to Mondale visited the state in August and chapel at the Hillside the Democratic National Convention in New September. SONOMA, Calif. (AP) - Memorial Park for the actor York this August. Campaign aides said the vice president August Sebastiani, head of best known for his lead role in His bid for renominatioi^arobably will be will fly into Newark International Airport at one of California's largest "The Fugitive" series: decided by the time J(ew Jersey holds 5:30 p.m., and then will be driven to the Director Richard Lang, primaries June 3, tht/last day for any Meadowlands Hilton here for the fundraiser. and finest wineries for 30 > RtflitarpMUkvOwiLardl 'ears, is dead of cancer at the who directed many of "The primary in the nation. A news conference is planned for 6 p.m. LETTER-PERFECT — Frank J. Varga (left), president of the Hazlet Stamp Club, Kage of 66. Fugitive" programs, shows unusual first-day covers to Larry Liebowitz (center), president of the N.J. Sebastian! died Saturday described Janssen during the 9 Stamp Dealers Association, and Dr. H. Karl Sprlngob, president of the Greater N.J. night. . brief non-denominational Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Association, at the "Breath of Life Philatelic After he learned that he service at Hillside Memorial Mays(joins 'jam session Exhibition," at the Hazlet Sheraton Inn, Route 35. The exhibition, which concludes had terminal cancer, Sebas- Park as "humorous and today, features a bourse area with stamp dealers from six states, plus exhibits bv tiani turned the operation of kind, nasty and charming. ABERDEEN - Willie highlights of his baseball Fame last year, said his vote area collectors. The program will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. the Sebastian! Vineyards and God he was fun." Mays, the man who holds the career as well as one of the for baseball player of the de- Winery over to his eldest son, Janssen's close friend, ac- copyright on the basket catch low points — his being forced tress Suzanne Pleshette, said last year to sever all connec- cade would have gone to 6 MONTH Sam. and who swatted 660 lifetime Hank Aaron. Pete Rose re- CERTIFICATES Sebaatiani was an avid en- the actor's "gruff and unsen- home runs, came here yester- tions with the sport because vironmentalist and bird lov- timental" disposition was day to chat about himself. he accepted a public relations ceived the award. 12.556% Yield er. He rose before dawn daily "in my opinion, perfect." Considering the subject job with a firm operating an The breakfast was to feed ducks and other wild After the service, Abner matter, it's no surprise that Atlantic City casino. sponsored jointly by Temple 11.985% Per Annum birds at a lake which he had Greshler, Janssen's agent for more than 400 persons Among the career Beth Ahm, Temple Sholom I 10,000 Mln. —Substantial Penalty lor Early Withdrawal I created for them. He also 21 years, said Janssen was jammed into Temple Beth highlights was Mays' 1954 and the Bayshore Lodge of maintained a large collection "the most underrated actor Ahm for the Sunday morning World Series catch of Vic B'nai B'rith. The bagel, of live doves. in town. The love of this guy sports breakfast to catch the Wertz' cannon shot to center is just unbelievable." cream cheese and coffee TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS Funeral services were "Say Hey Kid" for an hour field. The gazelle-like Mays breakfast is held annually on scheduled tentatively for Greshler said about 18 and a half. outran Wertz's deep smash to >:LJ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Wednesday, with burial on a people flew in from overseas Steve Finn, a member of make one of baseball's finest a break-even basis, Finn said. ' 94 BROAD STREET —EATONTOWN hill overlooking the family to attend the service for the organizing committee for catches. Past sports breakfast 542-0404 . vineyards beside his father, Janssen, who died at his the breakfast, said Mays dis- Mays, who was Inducted guests have included Ed ' Samuele, who founded the Malibu home Wednesday cussed several of the into the Baseball Hall of Kranepool and Bill Bradley. !_ winery in 1905 at this historic from a massive heart attack. tuwn 30 miles north of San Other eulogies were de- COMPACT •{Vranelsco. livered by his friend and at- HI Survivors include his wife, torney Paul Ziffren and Pilot satisfactory after crash , Sylvia; sons Sam and Don; a television producer Quinn RALEIGH, N.C. - Paul night in Rex Hospital here. fuel. . *' /. daughter, Mary Ann Cuneo, a Martin, who said, "Ha was a A. Edgerton, a Sea Bright, Edgerton, 33, of 7 Marius Sandy McGavin, 37, of 1 '• sister, Sablna McTaggart, true professional, a N.J., businessman whose Lane, Sea Bright, suffered Osborne Place, Sea Bright, a 10 grandchildren. superstar." light plane crashed near the arm and head cuts in the Raleigh-Durham Airport ear- passenger in the plane, was Janssen's wooden coffin crash, which occurred in a treated at the hospital and Willie Mays was lined with 700 gardenias ly Saturday, remained in wooded area near the airport .Mrs. Leonard Kraut satisfactory condition last released after the crash. flown In from Hawaii. The after he apparently ran out of According to airport NION BEACH - Mrs. flowers had a special mean- police, Edgerton had radioed ,Joan Ann Kraut, 49, of ing for his wife, Dani, as the the control tower he was runt •Newark Ave., died yesterday couple had a running gag of Two vacant houses ning "critically short" of 8 P.M. TUESDAY .at the Bayshore Community sending them to each other, fuel about 25 minutes before IHospital, Holmdel. Greshler said. tbe six-passenger Piper- ' Mrs. Kraut was bom in Pallbearers Included MARCH 19 singer Rod Stewart, actors damaged in fires Cherokee crash-landed in a ,N*w York City and had lived wooded area about 400 yards Keansburg ;hf Fairview before moving Gregory Peck, Gene Kelly MIDDLETOWN - Two f and Richard Harris, come- to the ground, according to east of U.S. Route 70. The site Board of Education (ere 17 years ago. more suspicious fires broke Kelly. was two miles short of the ' She was a communicant of dian Milton Berle, Miss out yesterday in abandoned Kelly said that the vacant Shall discuss result! ; Holy Family Roman Catholic Pleshette's husband, Tom houses which had earlier runway, where four emergen- ol th* T and E basic building, whose owner is not cy vehicles were standing by. skills fast. 'Church, here. Gallagher, and Janssen's been cited as being fire known, had been reported to Surviving are her friend Stan Herman. hazards, according to Fire the Bureau of Fire Preven- The crash is under in- ;hnsband, Leonard Kraut; two Two days before his death, Chief Daniel Kelly. tion as a fire and safety vestigation by the Federal THE HIGH SCHOOL 'tons, Leonard Jr. and Ken- he had started work on a Fire companies from the hazard.- Aviation Administration. neth Kraut, both at home; television film, "Father Da- East Keansburg and Port ;uj|ur daughters, Mrs. Joanne mian," about a leper priest in Monmouth fire companies During the fire a natural Hawaii. responded to the first blaze gas line broke, and ignited Heckleman of Keyport, Mrs.' which destroyed a house at 7 when a wall collapsed. Karen Lowney, here, Mrs. Holmes Place just before 6 Firemen remained another PUBLIC NOTICE! 'Perri Ann Holme of Motorist faces a.m. The fire was brought hour until workers from New MUST RAISE CASHIflNE QUALITY FURNITURE THAT Lawrence Harbor, and Miss under control by 35 firemen Jersey Natural Gas Co. could YOU CAN AFFORD. NO REASONABLE OFFER RE- Cathy Kraut at home, and one in slightly more than an hour shut off the gas and the fire FUSED. brother. Donald Busk of Cor- drunk charge Kelly said. could be extinguished. RED BANK EDISON te Madeira, Calif. MARLBORO — Neil The second fire broke out Kelly said the Hesse build- The Day Funeral Home, Gregory Smith, RD 2 at approximately 7 p.m. and ing is a fire and safety hazard 133 Monmoutri Street Oakwood Shopping Omar Keyport, is in charge of ar- Buckalew Road, Freehold did only minor damage to the and noted that he had advised rangements. QE FM/AM/TV BAND PORTABLE with 2-WAY POWER Township, was arrested early former Hesse bouse at Main the mayor immediately Receive! TV sound of VHF channals 2-13. Haar TV Friday evening and charged Street and East Road In following the last fire Jan. 28 The furniture nawa, aoap oparaa, ball games wherever you ara. Graham Sutherland, with drunken driving, Belford. There were no in- that the building should be UKireMRftTMnairrHNrKE' taxi painted Churchill . possession of marijuana, juries. demolished as soon as possession of a hypodermic KeUy said that firemen possible before someone is in- LmMttoMrtdtrtalE 4.10 LONDON (AP) - Britlih syringe and various motor found two molotov cocktail jured or another fire occurs. TOOT ACTUAL con una RBATE sa.« painter Graham Sutherland, vehicle charges. fire bombs in the building According to Kelly, quick * Me* guaranteed through Fib. 23,1tan whose portrait of the late According to police, Smith which has had numerous fires work by the fireman from the rWffiSSksvUGNMnMCIKSBMZS Prime Minister Winston was seen by Investigating of- in the last few months and Belford Engine Company and Currently Covered Under Churchill in 1955 sparked a 13- ficer Richard Herold driving was already extensively the Belford Independent pre- Automobile Acdd.nl No Fault Ins. year controversy, died last his auto and weaving quickly damaged. The bombs have vented more extensive Blue SntaM • Mator Medical Insurance night at a London hospital. been turned over to the police damage. Workman's Comp. • Medicare in and out of traffic on for Investigation. Medlcald* Q.H.I, of NY He was 76. Highway 79 at the intersec- The only injuries were to M Now Imoiyancr Service. tion of School Road. When be two East Keansburg firemen, Boy skier killed 203lnMtmorUm was stopped he was arrested Joseph Baklarz and Michael MATAWAN jewelrffCSlgiftdFmart for drunken driving and Marinelli, who both suffered MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) CHIROPRACTIC CENTER MMMMrtip police said that later In- facial burns and were treated - A lJ-year-old Missoula Jeweler, Watchmaker and Camera vestigation resulted In the Repair on premises BLACK, DAVIO C. — Althmjtft th* by the Middletown First Aid boy, Dino Datsopoulos, died 586-3342 WCOnd ytsr has palMd, your birth- drug related charges. and Rescue Squad. yesterday after he sidled oft a •'III ntvtr &o foraolMn. Our I*M 0na|»t,1M ,' #nd ifHmorlts of vou will ttav In our Smith was held In Mon- Another fireman narrowly run at the Snow Bowl ski area DR. ALAN LEDERMAN. B.A., D.C. , ' Wamfor»vtr You ire mil not eon* CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN «M..Tm..Fti.g| , ' a- only away Your family. At, mouth County Jail on $3,200 escaped Injury from a live 12 miles northwest of here • * Kalflv, Jlm-m Sandy. Anna. Albert bond pending a court ap- Diplomats N.B.C.E. - Member A.C.A. - N.J.C.8. ROUTE 35 AT MK-K»I». tuianna, evil and electrical wire leading to the and plunged Into a cluster of Licensed by N.J. Stele Board ot Medical Examiners. barwtts pearance on Feb. JO. house burnad through and fell trees. SHREWSBURY PLAZA 842-3878 (— A political bestiary —, SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. I960 The DtJaJy RegiftCT 5

EDITOR'S NOTE: A PettUoal Bcwiary U a slafgeris* satin M s«aitci It will appear every Mesriay, ouesi halMays, far the Mil» weeka. State Police entry test is challenged By JAMES MANION long has been considered the "rural constabulary," Bliss it is not being encouraged as a long-range solution for other TRENTON - The U.S. Justice Department U concerned said. states with minority hiring problems about the continued failure of the state police to meet hiring "Most people who live in urban areas only see a trooper "We believe the best way is to have training that is co- goals for blacks and Hispanlcs when get a ticket on the highway," said Trooper Troy Reed, a educational or integrated." Bagby said, adding there is con- black recruiting officer. "We want to look at their training academy, but the main cern the graduates of the special all-female class may be problem now is that they've got to get a written test that is But stepped-up recruiting efforts, spurred by the federal stigmatized" later in their careers fair to minorities," says Justice Department lawyer Thomas court order, have attracted hundreds of additional minority Bliss said there is no eary answer for dealing with R Bagby applicants, Reed skid. minorities while at the same time maintaining high standards The problem is getting them past the initial written test for the state police. A top state official admits the confidential written test for 1 admission to the State Police Academy in Sea Girt has flunked ammien aueeeastully completing the <8-wee« eewie, whten ll * » Uagody thai mm minwilm hav* a#v«r racaivad a "disproportionate percentage" of black and Hispanic appli- has a normal dropout rate of up to 50 percent. Bliss said. the proper educational tools and to that extent they almost After the written test, trooper applicants must complete become a lost generation," he said cants. medicals, psychological testing and oral interviews. In September of 1071, for example, 584 of the 623 black men In the September 1978 group, Bliss said there were just 64 failed the test. Similarly, failing scores were recorded by 210 training academy graduates from an original pool of 4,965 of 239 Hispanic men, 72 of Tir black women and all 20 Hispanic applicants The graduates included 57 white men, four blacks, women who took the test. Among white males, 2,153 failed the two Hispanics and no women. test from a total of 3.719 The state police agreed to abandon the written test, with "We realize there is a problem, but our answer to the its high flunk rate for minorities, under a 1971 amendment to Justice Department has been, 'If you've got a better test, the federal court order. we'll use it,'" said Assistant State Attorney General Dennis But Bliss said the Justice Department agreed to allow a Bliss. variation of the same examination because a new test they The first all-female state trooper training class In the hoped to use was found to be deficient. nation began at Sea Girt last week with 102 applicants The test, devised by the federal government itself, failed enrolled for a 20-week course. to eliminate the "cultural differences" that pose problems But Bliss dispelled what he said was a common miscon- for minorities that don't affect the white middle class, he ception — women don't count as "minorities" unless they are said M black or Hispanic. The next test being considered in New Jersey currently is The state police were to have a 14 percent minority under review by the Massachusetts State Police. But Bliss makeup by October under a federal court order signed five said it can not be estimated when it will be ready for use. years ago. Bliss admits they won't come close. Meanwhile, special selection preference is given to blacks There are 53 blacks and 23 Hispanlcs in the total cont- and Hispanics over whites who pass the test, but everyone ingent of 1,911 troopers, said state police spokesman Joseph first must receive a passing grade of at least 60, Bliss said. Kobus. Blacks and Hispanics who pass the test are placed above Even with six Asian Americans and two Indians who are whites who receive lower than a 73 score, he said. not considered minorities by the federal government, the Bliss said the state police don't consider the ranking state police have a minority makeup of just 4.4 percent. process "reverse discrimination" against whites because it Bliss said the state plans to ask U.S. District Judge is similar to the preference given to veterans in Civil Service Clarkson Fisher for an unspecified extension of Ike hiring exams. Impressive mandate goals for minorities. After the experimental all-female class, the state police Under the court order the state police must demonstrate will try to have at least one-third of its future classes made up they are making "every effort" to increase their total of two of minorities. Mandates come in as many varieties as finches, women troopers. Bagby said the Justice Department wants to examine the warblers, sparrows, and Southern politicians. They are But Bliss said there won't be any specific hiring goals for training techniques at the State Police Academy to determine •ftgMa generally divided Into Greater Mandates and Lesser woman until results of the experimental all-female class are if there is discrimination against minorities once they get MINORITY TROOPERS NEEDED — Black New Mandates. studied. there. Jersey State Trooper Sharon McDonald of East Orange, Among the Greater Mandates are the Impressive The problem of attracting minorities has plagued the state He said the Justice Department agreed to take a neutral Is shown on duty last week. Sharon Is one of two women Mandate and the Overwhelming Mandate. The Lesser police since the organization was founded in 1921 because it position toward the all-female experimental class. But he said and S3 blacks In a total contingent of 1,911. Mandates Include the Slim Mandate, the Doubtful Man- date, and the Uncertain Mandate. Greater Mandates usually are discovered almost Im- mediately after elections, gamboling about the White House lawn. They appear like tree frogs in early March or old friends after a victory at the polls. Kennedy's poll says Lesser Mandates are more difficult to find, even though they come in many sizes and forms. Highly sensitiveixa.cieou..»•_ .:^_ .111*.*.-"1--"• V~- r^jj perceive a Slim Mandate. Political columnists, howeve k*N.H regularly confirm valid sightings. Some Mandates, of course, are more visible than others. And In certain circumstances, even a Greater KEENE, N.H. (AP) - A survey taken return trip to New Hampshire late tonight. Mandate may disappear altogether. In November 1972, it by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's own pollster "Quite franmy, the polls shov the presi- will be recalled, an Overwhelming Mandate was widely shows Kennedy trailing President Carter by dent far ahead," he told an evening rally in a margin of about 2-to-l among Democratic Keene. Earlier, campaigning at a series of remarked. Bat by the early summer of 1974, this curious Also Pajamas creature had become a Disappearing Mandate. By mid- and independent voters in New Hampshire, coffees at private homes in Manchester, he told reporters, "I think we still have a long w/feet lor August it was gone. sources say. your cold leel Aides traveling with Kennedy said last way to go in New Hampshire, but I think we It is said by some students that a pesident of the night the survey, taken by pollster Peter are making progress. United States, because of the special powers of his office, Hart, shows a sizeable group of uncom- A source who asked not to be named said can create his own. Mandate. The theory is groundless. mitted voters, said by one source to be the Kennedy poll, taken early last week and Elected officials do not win a Mandate or achieve a about 25 percent. shown to Kennedy a few days later, showed Mandate, and they cannot possibly create a Mandate. The The New Hamshpire primary is Feb. 26. the president's support to be "soft," mean- voters give them a Mandate or present them with a California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., ing some of Carter's backers may be wooed Mandate. These are the proper verbs. No other verbs the third major candidate in the De- successfully by Kennedy. may be accepted. mocratic race, Is said to have the backing Sources also say the survey shows an increasing feeling among voters that the of fewer than 19 percent of the potential TOP BRANDS When a Mandate has been given, the Mandate must be voters polled. president's refusal to debate Kennedy is a acted upon. This is fine with the Mandate, for he knows he Tom Southwick, Kennedy's press political Judgement, rather than a decision will not be acted upon for long. secretary, confirmed that a Hart poll taken made on foreign policy grounds, as the SWEATERS It needs only to be added that the Mandate has no a week ago showed Kennedy trailing the president has said. ROBES All sizes homing instinct. Unless carefully watched and cared for, president in the first primary election state Kennedy's aides also say the poll shows GOSSARD he will wander away and never return. of 1980. "It's going to be an uphill battle," voters are expressing renewed concern VANITY FAIR-KOMAR he said. BARBIZON-BASSARETTE From the book A POLITICAL BESTIARY by Eugene about the economy and energy after a long But Southwick declined to provide de- period of focusing their attention on foreign McCarthy and James Kllpatrick. Text copyright «1»78 by e tails of the survey, such as sample size or policy matters such as the Iranian crisis. Op Ed Inc. Illuitratlooi copyright li78 by Jeff MacNel- the precise breakdown of figures. ly. Reprinted by permission of the publisher, McGraw- As a result of the poll, according to Kennedy, campaigning extensively Kennedy assistants, the Massachusetts Hill Book Company. Also available In paperback from through New Hampshire, arranged tocon - senator has decided to shift the emphasis of Avoa Books. At TUCKER'S you get BrosGrdes Lingerie (J^ Surged Supports tinue stumping the state most of today his campaign from foreign policy matters Personalized Service before flying to Massachusetts for several to energy and the economy, all the while and High Standard Carriage Sq. 175 Monmouth Rd. evening fund raising events and then a keeping up his pressure on Carter. The Daily Register Quality Top Brands at Hwy. 36. 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ORIGINAL PRICES I 74 I-7500 8 WALLACE ST.- RED BANK 842-6610 •Secondary Mortgage Loans., The Daily Register U.S. is Soviets9 candy store siloes Despite the oil Established in IK7I - publKhrd by Th* Red Rank Register ByJACKANDUION knowing the intended illegal WASHINGTON - For the V companies' record profits technologically backward WASHINGTON and huge markups In the ARTHUR Z KAMIN Russian*, the United States is S£££XMiniaturised price of home heating fuel. President and Editor like a gigantic candy store was sold to the COWPS insists that most o stocked with super- SCENE British subsidiary of a U.S the oil industry is in com sophisticated computers and plUnce with the guidelines MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1980 firm without the proper other electronic goodies that licenses between June 1(71, But Reps John Dingell.D simply don't exist in the Sov- and March lfM "Many ex- Mich,, and Ben Rosenthal, D iet Union. sell it. ports were hand-carried to NY, are reluctant to lake "As my rhetoric keeps us aloft the draft will But Hie Russians aren't A secret Commerce De- the United Kingdom and the council's onsupewud content to press their noses, partment report lists It cases Bulgaria. One delivery was ANDERSON word that it is doing a good that it says are typical of the move us along." urchin-like, against Uncle made to the Bulgarian Em- job They've aiked the flourishing international Sam's display window and bassy in London " General Accounting Office to black market in high- drool. What they want, they look into the situation. go after — and usually get. technology Items which are — Laser parts were ex- exhibition and sold it to the ported to South Africa in 1V77 COWPS, however, is Some militarily useful embargoed by federal law for U.S.S.R." sale directly to the Soviet Un- The purchaser "mis- - Prom 1*76 to 1(78, stonewalling, It wont turn technological equipment they represented the intended use acquire by lying. They ion, technical data relating to In- over specific daU, nor will it of the equipment, and with solemnly assure the Com- The report stops short of tel Corp Integrated circuit* even identify which oil com- the help of a West German merce Department that the naming the industrial pirates was hand-carried to Austria, panies are not in compliance. high-speed computers and who traffic in U.S. technology national la believed to have WATCH ON WASTE: Who re-exported the equipment to then to Poland, East machinery they want to buy to the detriment of our na- Germany, the Soviet Union says the railroads give theUS.S.R." passengers short shrift? will never be diverted to tional security. It does name and possibly Red China. military use. I've already re- the manufacturers of the pro- — Sensitive Items were They're taking U.S. tax- ported on the disgraceful lax- ducts that have been traced shipped to dummy firms In - "In October 1974, a payers for a ride that may ity in our etport control on their circuitous route to Canada, an ally on which few U.S. firm exported (Texas In- cost $15 billion before the system that allowed the Red the Kremlin's armaments in- export controls exist. From struments) equipment end of the line That's the Army to ride into dustry. Sources told my as- there they were trans- without the requisite license amount experts fear the Afghanlatan in trucks pro- sociate Dale Van Atta that shipped to Switzerland and by placing It on a Polish severance benefits for duced at a Soviet factory the scale of the illicit transac- then to the Soviet state firm vessel under charter to a workers on bankrupt rairoads built with American know- tions, and their strategic Im- Technopromlmport. Norwegian company. The may total unless the con- how. plications, have led the — A British subsidiary of equipment was transported gresslonally mandated On the rare occasions Justice Department to In- a U.S. corporation bought to Poland and Installed In a payola is modified when the Russians are re- vestigate some of the cases. computers from General Norwegian vessel. The latter Under the law, more than buffed by the Commerce De- Here are some of the Automation Inc., in- vessel, reportedly, was sub- M.000 eligible workers, who partment bureaucrats — who shocking examples the report corporated them Into Its own sequently sold to the lost their Jobs when the are more interested in en- lists. equipment and sold the re- U.S.S.R." railroads were reorganiied couraging exports by U.S. — Some highly sensitive sulting product to Hungary. under Conrall, can collect manufacturers than in the Hewlett Packard gear was The same subsidiary sent COWPS FLAP: The Coun- monthly benefits from Uncle danger that we might be help- bought by another U.S. firm computers to Russia under a cil on Wage and Price Stabili- Sam until they reach SS — ing the communist military which is "believed to have demonstration license for ex- ty (COWPS) refuses to give even if they have found other machine — they get what acted in concert with a West hibit there, whereupon congressional investigators work in the meantime. The they want through third German national by "another U.K. firm the oil Industry data they program originally was sup- parties who buy the furnishing the controlled purchased the equipment need to assess the effective- posed to cost $250 million, but American equipment and re- commodities domestically, from the subsidiary at the ness of the council's the kitty is dwindling fast. The spy who was out in the cold who he said he was. Not one By JIM BISHOP mil iiiiiiiniiiiiHiuiiiiiliiiini I at a certain table 'at a sidewalk cafe and nods address checked out. They The day Cholly Hubner vaguely at certain people. didn't even know what they was accepted by the OSS (Of- THE Then the third fact: Tell were doing in the hotel lobby. •-. : ~:;wacrs^j#cesj, i uiem lie V a Aifxni-ai *s.~ _ ' Late that riigW, f'h, «*.J thought Americans* would REPORTER radio spy for the British quarters received a discreet start buying German war They'll pick him up — believe call from the OSS. The Office bonds. He was a portly man, of Strategic Services had a HUH I HIIHIIIIHIH me." addicted to' wearing pearl- Cholly was enchanted with tip that seven of its graduat- gray spats and a gold-headed night; how to hide; how to the credibility of three. One ing class had been bagged by cane. His billowy blond hair gather intelligence. of his bosses told the class of mistake. Would the FBI know looked like a turbulent sea in Hubner was an intelligent I seven men that they all had anything about it? Before a setting sun. You could hang nut, which is the worst kind. new names, new addresses in BISHOP morning, there was a lot of two hats on his mustache. He was to the' war what strange American towns, shouting between govern- Cholly was a good art Gerald Ford is to golf. One of even the labels had been Edgar Hoover: "The Bat-ment agencies. director — nutty, but good. I the final lessons concerned changed in their clothing. tleship Idwa is being built at worked on the same A supervisor was sent to the credibility of three, in They must use those new the Philadelphia Navy Yard. magazine, and I used to tell Philadelphia to lull out the which you state two facts identities from this minute At 7 p.m., Wednesday, seven stories to him because I boobs. The important aspect Inquiring about Mr. Miller about a person and lie the on. The I.D. cards in their German saboteurs will meet didn't know that men could of the massive mess was that third time and are believed. wallets were new. His last in a small waterfront hotel. giggle. When Col. William it had not reached the In testifying once again about his the sterner standards which would apply The instructor, tapping a word was that class was dis- An eighth man, trying to light Donovan accepted Cholly for missed for four days. They newspapers. Cholly Hubner - ignorance of overseas bribery by Tex- for any charge of illegality. Overseas rubber-tipped pointer against a cigar, has been assigned to the OSS, I figured that we would meet in the lobby of a felt safe until he got to tron Inc., Treasury Secretary G. William payments were not illegal at the time were so low in spies that we the blackboard, said "The blow up the battleship '' Washington. credibility of three is impor- third-rate Philadelphia hotel Miller put his best foot forward recently those by Textron were made, and the were using comedians. near the waterfront. The He was there on time. So An instructor looked at The training program was tant if you are In alien ter- were the others. The man at him almost shyly. for the Senate Banking Committee. entertainment of Pentagon officials was ritory, and you are afraid time was 7 p.m., not a mo- bound to knock him out. The ment sooner. the cigar stand tried twice to When he was the defense supplier's chief a violation of Defense Department policy that someone has spotted light a match. Cholly Hubner "Cholly," he said, "you last real labor that Hubner They were to sit on sofas executive officer, he "could have and but not of the law. Miller's present pro- you. Send an anonymous let- was sure that the scheme wouldn't do a thing like that, survived was baked Alaska. near potted palms. A man should have done much more" to prevent blems arise not from illegal corporate He reported to Washington ter to the secret police. Print would not work. Then he saw would you?" it. Give them two checkable would be near the cigar And Cholly began to gig- such payments, Miller admitted. and, from what I heard, men pouring through the actions but from the possibility that he facts, such.as at 8:06 a.m. he stand. He would have a cigar gle. His big face screwed up worked extra hard because front door, down the That modest acceptance of culpabili- perjured himself in his January 1978 leaves his house folding a in his mouth. He would strike in a miasma of wrinkles and the instructors pointed at him staircase, and from the ty marks a refreshing if also politic shift newspaper under his left a match several times, but it he giggled until tears testimony before members of the U.S. in class and said: "How do kitchen. They had guns. from the secretary's originally defensive Senate. arm. would not light. That man squirted from his eyes. we disguise that one,?" was their new boss. In a half hour, they were callousness after the scandal recently Cholly's German was next "Find another that can be They didn't court martW When it originally reviewed his' in the Philadelphia Jail. The to flawless. They taught him checked. Maybe he goes to Cholly Hubner thought he him. Oh, no. He was broke around him. In now recognizing his local police anil the FBI In- nomination as Federal Reserve how to make a radio out of a the post office to pick up his was starring in a Hitchcock transferred quietly to the neglect of responsibility, he hasn't taken terrogated them separately. chairman, the responsibility of the two-burner gas stove; how to mail.,State that he slinks in movie. He hurried out and army. He was so good at himself off the hook entirely. But the The responses were mopping latrines that he Senate Banking Committee was to de- encode and decode; how to after carefully looking tested the credibility of repentant tone should bolster chances of around. Or that he has coffee three. He printed a note to J. ridiculous. Not one man was almost made sergeant... termine not only Miller's lack of make parachute drops at saving his reputation. And lacking further evidence against him, the com- criminal behavior but also his ethical mittee still does not appear to have sensitivity. And it is fair speculation to sufficient reason for recommending his wonder whether the present state of un- derstanding about Textron's operations Trappers don't kill animal young replacement as the nation's chief finan- cial officer. might have caused some senators to E.Keansburg animals have no habitat to To the Editor: That Mr. Miller misinformed Con- hesitate had that information been return to. Not all of these Bad taste known at the time of his nomination. On I read the letter from FROM OUR READERS animals are killed Instantly, gress during confirmation hearings for Virginia A. Lamarche en- Oceanport those grounds, the secretary has had a LHHtt t*> Hw a*)** Html bt ttfMd M4 Iwvt Hta wrtifff> Mitwlafi dsJ- many crawl off to die a alow, his appointment as chairman of the titled "Fur Coats." . ThtT M*MI Ml t»cm Mt war*. N«f occtpt To the Editor: t*r •Mlc* »r painful death. We trappers Federal Reserve Board is now apparent. lucky break. And his self-reproachful Unfortunately, the lady is In recent days, I have and hunters have a season, noticed several cars with "My company did not bribe anybody," remarks suggested that he doesn't want uninformed or misinformed. I quote from her letter the bulldozer and cars don't! signs making derogatory Miller, then chairman of Textron Inc., to press his good fortune. comments about Iran or its "merciless teeth clamp emed the New Jersey Fish Don Noreen But, now, having heard Miller, the winter. They have their litter Ayatollah. These usually con- testified to the Senate Banking Commit- down." There are no "teeth and Game Commission. They In late spring and they are tee in 1978. Beknownst to Miller or not, committee still must clarify several as- tain crude gestures or traps." They are restrictors tell us we can trap from Nov. mature by fall. I quote Rich reading language. I feel these signs Textron indeed had made some $5 4 sertions upon which the secretary's to hold the animal. IS to March IS. "many wild animals chew are in very bad taste, and do million in questionable payments over- credibility depends. During his con- I quote, "there seems to There are no "litters of off their own legs." "Wives Union Beach not exhibit a very construc- seas, according to a complaint recently firmation, he denied that overseas be no season for catching young fox, raccoon, etc. left tales." We check our traps To the Editor: tive approach toward the female animals." There cer- to starve." No wild animals every 24 hours, that Is re- filed by the Securities and Exchange bribery had occurred. Since it has been Congratulations to situation tainly is! Trappers are gov- have young animals in the quired by law. And many Is Brookdale Community Col- Commission. And, notes the complaint, If people truly want to proved that it did in fact occur, he now the time we have found fox, lege for bringing the feminist Miller, as corporate chairman, knew says that knowledge of payoffs was hid- and raccoon asleep in the show their displeasure with poet, Adrienne Rich, toMon - Iran, the best thing they could about $600,000 spent by Textron to enter- den from him. A thorough cross-ex- traps!. And many is the time mouth County. It was certain- we have released raccoon, possibly do is not tous e their tain Pentagon officials. amination of that self-defense may well ly refreshing to hear car at all. Only by reducing fox, opossum, etc. because women's poems being read Despite those revelations, however, yield nothing more than Miller's present- the amount of oil we import they were not up in site or right here at home. Miller has so far been saved from the ly plausible excuse that subordinates did quality with no injury to the from mideastern countries A special thank you to will we cause any kind of suggestion of personal criminal not inform him of Improprieties. But the animals!. These traps are de- Robin Goldstein of the Daily punishment. If people really behavior. His position remains secure signed not to break bone. I Senate committee should also summon Register for the perceptive want to support this country principally because there is a con- have had my hand or fingers and clearly defined reporting other Textron officers involved in that caught in a trap while setting they would be better off by siderable distance between the com- of Ms. Rich's appearance and car pooling, using mass supposed coverup in order to dispel any it. The worst Injury I sus- works. mission's definition of impropriety and lingering doubts about bis veracity. tained was a bruised finger or transit, or otherwise avoid Keep up the good work. any energy wasting device. hand. I suggest that you and Phyllis Klnsey Mrs. Lamarche write to The James B. Berg National Wildlife Federation. 1412 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC. and request Abscam and the Arabs a booklet on "Trapping and Today in history Conservation." It's free. By The Associated Press In 1982, Attorney General Not all of the criticisms of the The problem with that critique is If Mrs. Lamarche worries Today is Monday, Feb. 18, Robert Kennedy told a Saigon Federal Bureau of Investigation's that it is somewhat to the side of what about young animals being the 49th day of 1M0. There news conference that Ameri- can troops would stay In "Abscam" anti-corruption investigation the FBI was trying to do. Undercover left to starve, the bulldozer - are 317 days left in the year. Today's highlight in his- South Vietnam until Com- have .focused on the alleged entrapment agents are not in the business of provid- plowing up the land to make tory: munist agression ended. ing edifying or sociologically accurate of unsuspecting congressmen and other joom for shopping centers, On Feb. 18, 1974, Arab na- One year ago, the Soviet public officials. The operation, in which "role models;" their business, pre- new homes, parking lots, in- tlons, except Libya and Syria, Union warned China to stop FBI agents disguised themselves as in- sumably, is to be convincing In whatever dustrial complexes, etc., Is ended , their oil embargo its conflict with Vietnam fluence-hungry Arab sheiks and busi- guise they adopt. Though ail of the the wont killer of them all! against the United States. "before it Is toolate. " nessmen, also has come In for criticism evidence is far from in, the choice of Not only does the bulldozer On this date: In ISM. the Italian artist Today's birthdays: from Arab and Arab-American groups Arab alter egos proved, at least In some bury the young, it buries Guitarist Andres Segovia la them aUve! And if any of the Michelangelo died. for fostering an unfair ethnic stereotype. cases, to be a successful one. Which In tStl, Jefferson Davis H. Republican Sen. John One critic wondered why the FBI suggests to us that if there are charges of animals survive they have DO was sworn in as president of Warner of Virginia it M. "sting" couldn't have featured bogus "stereotyping" to be made, they should habitat to return to! That's the Confederacy In Montgom- Thought for today: A nun when you see so many road Venezuelan or Israeli or Nigerian probably be directed not at the FBI but ery, Ala. is not old until regrets take kills by cars because the poor In IMS, the Pacific war bearers of bribes. at its gullible targets. the place of dreams. _ John "Kill the goalie!" battle of Iwo Jima began. Barrymare (MB-lsil) SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1980 Hit Dksily Rc«iftCf Who'll be hit the hardest? On Standard Oil By SYLVIA PORTER always bit the service sectors later and less By DAVID R. SARGENT When uneloymem starts to climb substan- severely than the goods-producing industries. ft- We are a retired CM- tially, will you be among the individuals likely The reason Individuals will reduce or post- pie who ewa ajststc • lew to be hit the hardest? v pone buying new cars or TV seta more easily ikares of Standard OU of The answer is not nearly u simple as it YOUR MONEY'S than visits to the dentist or supermarket, CaUferaU. The yield is leu SUCCESSFUL may seem - for it depends on the severity and businesses are more likely to delay Investing than halt that of Treaswy duration of the downturn in the economy in new plants and equipment than to fire Will However, switching U assuming remobilisauon doesn't eliminate the WORTH strategic planners or tax attorneys. get more laconic mil la- INVESTING depressing toroes abviwuly at work as well aa New workers-both women and leen-«gen valve substantial capital where the downturn is concentrated. - will find it tougher to get jobs Employers galas Utei. Oar assets In- clude aa uuiity aad some T For instance, if the slump remains cen- tend to keep their experienced personnel rath- MMMMIIttllll Bills. Together with oar tered In the automobile, steel and construction live industries. Typically, blacks lack senior- er than to replace these workers with untried, domestic capital and ex-tives. Management says ex- industries, male workers who hold toe biggest even if better qualified, substitutes. Social Security they product ity or occupy the types of non-essential, more ample Income. What sboald ploratory investments in tensive shale reserves in share of Jobs within these areas will be af- For Hispanic workers, the percentage point 1979. About jJ6 billion is fected most. menial jobs that employers tend to eliminate we do? S.W. California northwestern Colorado hold first. rise In the unemployment rate will be con- A— This major interna- earmarked for this year, with the estimated equivalent of Even before 1979 had ended, auto manufac- "The unemployment rate for white males siderably higher than that for whites but will tional oil company scored (5 percent of the total to be five billion barrels of oil. turers had laid off about 25,000 workers. A will go up somewhat during a recession," says be below that for blacks. The rate of jobless- sizable operating gains in spent in this country. Over slump in such key Industries as autos usally ness will vary among different Hispanic ethnic the next five years, capital Various solar projects are Paul Osterman, assistant professor of econom- 1979. Net income rose to f 1.79 in the works One involves a has a "multiplier impact" on the economy. To ics at Boston University and a specialist In groups, however. billion from $1.09 billion in and exploratory outlays translate, the jobs of workers in fields ap- Puerto Ricans probably will be hurt the should exceed $15 billion three-year contract with the black youth employment. "But It won't go up 1971, and per share earnings compared with $9.4 billion parently far removed — upholstery, glass, all as many percentage points as that of blacks, most. climbed 64 percent to (10.44 University of Delaware's In- services catering to the jobless workers — rise spent over the past five stitute of Energy Conserva- teen-agers or women." Workers of Cuban origins will be laid of f in from $6.38. The dividend rate years. and fall along with jobs In Michigan. An esti- There is general agreement among the same proportions as layoffs among whites. was boosted to $3.10 a snare tion. It seeks to create ap- mated one out of six U.S. workers relies direct- analysts of employment that minorities in gen- Mexican-Americans will fare somewhere from 12 55 in 1978, and will Importantly, management paratus capable of con- ly or indirectly on the auto Industry for a tinuously manufacturing a eral, and blacks in particular, will be battered in between. v probably be hiked aqain later says the decline in domestic livelihood. most. But on women workers, the experts On top of the demographic variations In this year. oil production should be re- thin foil, developed by thwin- But the economic hardship of these jobless divide. George Iden of the Congressional unemployment, there will be regional dif- About one-fourth of last versed by 1981, assuming that stitute, that can convert up to will be blunted. First, they are well paid In Budget Office, aa an illustration, told my as- ferences. year's Improvement necessary permits for heavy 9 percent of the sunlight H comparison to workers in other industries. sociate, Brooke Shearer, that women workers stemmed from foreign ex- crude oil projects in the Cen- captures into energy Hit the least (and If the recession Is mild, change gains. Other con- Second, they receive generous supplemental probably will not be affected as much by perhaps not affected at all) will be the the tral Valley of California are Dividends paid on the unemployment benefits (SUB) which pay 60 to layoffs as by the lack of new job opportunities. tributing factors Included granted. Plans call for doubl- South and West, where employment growth higher prices worldwide, In- stock have increased at an 11 95 percent of normal paychecks for up to a In the past, women have entered the labor has been strong. ing heavy crude production itial'production from the Ni- there to 100,000 barrels a day percent compounded annual year In such industries as auto, steel and force at a greater rate when the economy was Hit the heaviest (and if the downturn is rate over the past ten years. rubber. These funds will evaporate eventually, growing and needed new workers; they have nian field in the British North by 1985. The company's severe, with widespread ramifications for fis- Sea, increased Canadian oil estimated heavy oil reserves more than keeping pace with of course — If the duration of the decline Is tended to stay out when the economy slowed. cally weak cities) will be the industrial Inflation. Continued operat- prolonged. Women also hold vast numbers of service- and gas production, and bet- in the state total 800 million Midwest, Middle and North Atlantic states in ter chemical earnings (main- barrels. ing gains should keep this Blacks will be most vulnerable to layoffs producing Jobs — working as secretaries, which many of the nation's large, old cities are ly resulting from price re- trend Intact. Since this Is both within and outside these cyclically sensl- nurses, salesclerki, librarians. Slumps almost located. Besides its stake in coal, covery in fertilizers and the company is also active in your only equity holding, it is petro-chemicals). In addi- geothermal and energy an important source of grow- tion, contributions from areas. Between $5 billion and ing income and should be AMAX, in which SoCal has a $5.5 billion may be spent to held. 21 percent interest, re- develop a 100,000 barrel a day (Column readers should bounded reflecting 1978's send their Investment in- Osprey making comeback in Jersey oil shale project in Colorado, strike-depressed results. quiries to David R. Sargent, If Congress provides TRENTON (AP) - The vironmental hazards, has a November, when it migrates program with Maryland, one smmmer in iNew jersey is Management spent $2.3 Successful Investing, i- o this osprey, a bird that only re- wingspan of about 54 inches, as far as South America. of every three healthy eggs located on one island in Cape billion on foreign and necessary financial incen- newspaper.) cently seemed on the verge of dark plumage above and a In 1974, there were only 50 from the osprey nests there May County." extinction in New Jersey, has whitish body. breeding pairs in the state. was moved to sites in New made a comeback, wildlife JoAnn Frier, a biologist Now there are 87 pairs and Jersey. specialists said. with the state Division of the number is gradually in- "It's the first species "The prognosis is that the Fish, Game and Wildlife, creasing, Soucy said. we've had respond soi well to r .^3»y.population will return said, "The next Urge we re- Jn4b.ec.arlv HW0*.Jfcjwui a.triaiwgement. program," 'view the state's endangered", aelermmeu irte" tfsptey had ' Miss rTh»9aid. . . to stable," said Leonard J. species list, in two years, the • Soucy Jr.; president of the been ingesting DDT and other . The osprey has been osprey will be a candidate for responding to artificial nest- New Jersey Raptor Associa- reconsideration. If it con- pesticides, taking them in A paid directory of coming events for non-profit FEBRUARY 23-24 tion, a nonprofit group de- with its food, surface fish. ing habitats provided by the organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, Christian Brothers Academy Women's Guild Art tinues to improve at the pre- state division and Raptor As- dicated to the preservation of sent rate, it will be taken off This caused a hormonal im- $1.00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each Show & Sale, main building, Newman Springs Rd., birds of prey. balance in the females, sociation. additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Lincroft, N..I Sat. 1-6 p.m., Sun. Noon to 5 p.m. Mixed The osprey, a fish hawk !!»• list." whose thin-shelled eggs broke Each year, a dozen 10-foot additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional media art and also selected craft. Professional artists that nearly succumbed to the The osprey nests in dead under their weight, the high telephone poles with line Deadline noon two days before publication. Call effects of DDT and other en- trees and generally stays in wildlife specialists said. nesting platforms atop them The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date FEBRUARY 23, 24, U New Jersey from April to Through a cooperative nave been set up. Secretary. Antique Show, sponsored by Sisterhood Congrega- Other raptors still on the tion B'nai Israel, Rumson, Feb. 23, 8-11 p.m. Sun.. 11-9 state endangered species list MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY p.m. Mon., 104 p.m. Opening night $5 per person are the bald eagle, peregrine CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to includes champagne preview - unlimited entrance to Supreme court to decide falcon and the cooper's hawk. assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, show. General admission $2. Only one bald eagle nest social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of remains in New Jersey. charge. Call 291-0485. Mon., Wed., Fri., 9 a.m. to 12 •• FEBRUARY 24 Two once-common birds, noon. FEBRUARY 22,23 Bayshore Companion Dog Club, Red Bank, will ownership of paintings the black skimmer and least Pine Tree Players presents a comedy fantasy sponsor its 21st A.K.C. licensed obedience Trial — TRENTON (AP) - Three did not begin to run until 1973, O'Keeffe described the paint- tern, have been added to the "Heaven Can Wait" directed by Dick Fehr, Spring Lake indoors at Middletown High School South, Nutswamp small paintings locked in a when she found out where the ings as being among her list. Community House, 3rd & Madison Aves. Curtain at 8:40 Rd. Spectators are invited — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ad- bank vault are at the center paintings were. The court favorites. The paintings are The most recent aerial p.m. Tickets: $4.00, available at the door or mission: Adults, $1.00. Children, 50\ Benefitting Mon- of a legal battle between awarded her the paintings but titled "Fragment of Rancho surveys made by the state performances. Group rates minimum of 10. 528-6959. mouth County SPCA Spaying Fund and Middletown artist Georgia OKeeffe and a when Snyder asked the de T»os Church," showed 1,660 adult terns and 223-4920. High School South Greening Committee The day's Princeton art gallery which Supreme Court to take the "Seaweed," and "Cliffs." only 360 young. The same sur- FEBRUARY It events will be over 300 dogs and handler learns from holds great significance for case, the paintings remained They were all painted veys disclosed 1,880 adult Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, N.J., NY., Conn., Maryland and Pennsylvania compet- the art world. in the bank vault until the between 1929 and 1930. skimmers and 227 young, Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Feary Place, ing for silver trophies and cash prizes. The state Supreme Court court decides. In his brief, Snyder's "When you combine all lawyer, Joel Sterns, said Ms. the factors together — the Morgan, 8:30 p.m. Live music, free buffet. Call 739-3867 will be asked tomorrow to After the appeals court de- for information. FEBRUARY 26 decide who owns the can- O'Keeffe told her husband loss of habitat, increase in cision, Ms. O'Keeffe said, "Cliffs" were stolen but Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644. vases: the artist who painted "It seemed to me a sorry predators and so forth, FEBRUARY 20 Cocktail Dance, 8:30 P.M.', Club 35. Rt. 35. Sayreville. them 50 years ago and claims never told him the other pain- you've got a serious situa- state of affairs if somebody tings were gone. Sterns said Broadway Show "Annie" sponsored by Mid-Atlan- Call 671-2777 for information. they were stolen or art could steal a painting and sell tion," Miss Galli said. "The tic Assoc. $25.95. includes bus and show. Bus leaves Ms. O'Keeffe never reported thing that really scares us is FEBRUARY 27 gallery owner Barry Snyder, it six years later and prevent the thefts to police. Hazlet 4:30 p.m., 7874921,566-3812. All Welcome. who bought them from a col- the artist from getting it that half the population of the Chinese Auction, sponsored by St. Agnes PTA at lector. back." Everybody's welcome at the East Keansburg Buck Smith's, East Keansburg, 7:30 P.M. 100 gallons of Ms. O'Keefte, one of If the justices uphold the School PTA Founders Day Celebration. Join in song, fuel oil, giant Easter Basket and more. Tickets: $2.00. America's foremost artists, appeals court decison, the dance and melody provided by Thome Junior High Information, call 291-5248 or 291-3843. maintains the paintings were artist's or collector's or Musical Department. Children welcome, especially all stolen in 1948 from her museum's right to claim 5th and 6th graders. Don't miss it! Join us at East r/ FEBRUARYS husband's New York gallery. ownership of a stolen painting Pay bills the easy; Keansburg School at 8 P.M. sharp! Chinese Auction sponsored by-Court St. James, C. She never discovered their — even years after it disap- money+aving way' D. A. held in cafeteria, Peters PL. Red Bank at 7:30 whereabouts until 1973 when peared'— will be significantly Self-Denial Luncheon, 12 Noon, Middletown Re- P.M. Refreshments and door prizes. Tickets $2.00. formed Church Educational Building, Kings Highway, she located them in Snyder's strengthened. PLUS Winter* MARCH 2 gallery. A ruling against Ms. freewill offering for Middletown Helps Its Own. per annum. FEBRUARY 20-27, MARCH 5-12 The New Jersey State Orchestra, Murray Glass, She demanded the paint- O'Keeffe might mean an music director, presents Joey Swenson k Sasha Mis- ings, but Snyder, who Isn't artist could not reclaim a The Atlantic City Shuttle to Boardwalk Regency hnaevski, violinist in Mozart's "Symphonie Con- accused of stealing them, re- painting if he were not able to IH feytitoneSavlng6 (Caesar's) sponsored by the Monmouth Veterans Senior certante" & works by Stravinsky, Delibes, Tchaikovsky fused. She filed suit but lost locate it within six years. ^Jj^P ASMMY PARK ' NtrUWM * MAHALAf AN • SHftr * Citizens includes scrumptious buffet, Las Vegas re- in a lower court when the & Pleasant - Premier 3 p.m. Tickets: $5.00 seniors & In court affidavits, Ms. view, cocktails, taffy and a Susan B. Anthony Dollar. students half-price. judge ruled the six year Round trip transportation via Luxury coach. Depart statute of limitations had ex- 8 30 a.m. from Red Bank, 8:45 a.m. from Long Branch, MARCH 5 pired. 9 a m. from Asbury Park. $14.95. All welcome. For You have been to the rest, now see the best. East On appeal, she won. The reservations and further information, 870-1185,741-0285, Keansburg PTA's Chinese Auction at Buck Smiths state Appellate Division of 774-2222. FEBRUARY 21 Restaurant, Palmer Ave., East Keansburg Plenty of Superior Court ruled in July WRAP UP door prizes, arid many valuable-priced products. Dona- Baha'i Community of Middletown. Informal dis- tions $2.50. The auction begins at 7:30 p.m. 1979 the statute of limitations cussion on basic principles of Baha'i Faith, 8 P.M. 238 UN VELOUR/ Main St., Belford. 787-7002. Free literature available. MARCH 6 QUEST-Weekly forum for single, divorced & Navarumsunk Auxiliary's Annual Luncheon, Fenwick widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. benefit for Family & Children Services at Shadowbrook (ours alone from Portugal) Restaurant. "Suddenly It's Spring" is the theme for Unitarian Church 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. fashions presented by the Angelic Tiger. Reservations scolds Donation: $3.00. 6 ticket information available from chairwomen, Mrs. Chinese Auction, sponsored by Peace, Inc., a Teresa Williams, 542-7594 or Mrs. Marie Rell, 747-9359. Lush cotton blend velour — 5 • cooperative nursery school located In Belford. Buck MARCH 8 Byrne Smith's, Palmer Ave., East Keansburg, at 7:30 p.m. Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author & lecturer, different Tops, pull-on Pants and Refreshments, door prizes, table prizes and much will conduct a teaching seminar at the Hilton Inn, Hope NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) more. For advance ticket information, contact 495-9481 Rd, Tinton Falls (Exit 165, Garden State Parkway), on — The Abscam investigation Skirts. Many colors to choose from or 739-2672. FEBRUARY 21,28 Sat., Mar. 8, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Coffee & Danish will be is nothing to joke about, Rep. Ms. Senior Citizens is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip served. For registration information, please call Mlllicent F.enwick, R-N.J., in small, medium and large. to Caesar's Boardwalk Regency, Atlantic City, hot 291-2436 or 842-8738 said as she scolded Gov. buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar, cocktail and taffy. Brendan T. Byrne for a re- Complete $14 - Call 988-5433, 774-1411 or 842-3001. All . Dinner Dance Mater Dei PTA, March 8, Cocktail at cent remark about the un- welcome. 7 p.m. dimner 8 p.m., Shore Casino, $52 a couple dercover probe Into official Information: Ida Miele, 6714293 bribery. FEBRUARY 22,23, 29 MAR. 1 Mrs. Fenwick, speaking Hurry In ... "Design For Murder," Monmouth Players winter MARCH I Saturday to the New Jersey these won't production, directed by Kay Stansbury A suspenseful The Rumson Pop Warner Parents Assn. is sponsor- Association for Sleeted last long mystery. Curtain 8:30, Navesink Library Theatre, Mon- ing a basketball game between the Rumson All stars & Women Officials at the ($20.00 Value) the N.Y. Giants at 2 p.m. in the Rumson High School mouth Rd., Middletown. Tickets available at door. For Gym. Half-time autographs will be available Tickets $3 Eagleton Institute at Rutgers information call 671-1225. University, said Byrne's re- are available on an advance basis only at the Rumson mark was in poor taste. FEBRUARY 23 Market, Butler's Deli, Val's Tavern, Hintelmanns During the governor's ad- The Monmouth Conservatory of Music presents Liquors in Rumson & at the Willow Cleaners in Sea dress to the state Chamber of Have you seen Ann-Marie? Samuel Mammel in an all-Chopin recital to Inaugurate Bright & Little Silver or by calling Mrs. Hunter at Commerce's annual She Discovered the Conservatory's new Stelnway grand piano and to MARCH 15 legislative dinner In benefit the scholarship fund at the Church of the Colts Neck Historical Society's 15th Annual Spring Washington on Feb. 7, Byrne Nativity, Ridge and Hance Rd., Fair Haven at 8:30 p.m. Antique Show, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, Colts said he would soon be going to "ANNIE SEZ" $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students. Call 741-8880 Neck, N.J. For Information, Louise Whitney, Chairman. Egypt and hoped he wouldn't run into two Arabs dressed as RBC Sale, used high-grammar school uniforms, no 462-1378. FBI agents. Shop Our 4 Convenient Locations: higher than $6. Special: Used prom gowns, $5. Leave Colts Neck Historical Society's 15th Annual Spring In the Abscam probe, FBI • N I (201)84? 0011 donations at RBC Library 8:30-2:30, St. James Parish Antique Show, Cedar Dtive,School, Cedar Drive, Colts agents portrayed represen- Room, 12 Noon-3 p.m. AUWUOD PLAZA • N J Neck, N.J. For Information, Louis Whitney. Chairman, tatives of oil-ricb Arab Nostalgia Night at the Squire's Pub, West Long 462-1378. APRIL It sheiks. Branch, benefit for Monmouth museum, cocktails, St. James RC Church Rosary & Altar Society is "Unless we have some dinner, dancing & sing-along entertainment. $25.00 per sponsoring an escorted trip to Rome, Florence & Assisi. show of indignation, we're N V person. Reservations call 747-2266. Depart April 19 return April 27. Call Mrs. Martin for going to be in trouble," Mrs. S V reservations, 741-4019. Fenwick said. 8 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY IB. IMO Capt. Cook's travels stir dreams on a winter day GREENWICH, Coon - when be ordered them to eat there. He named the group The writer thinks tage petal of history, sitting for a documentary. Down at the boatyard an a walrus steaks and drink his the Saadwtch Islands, pro- something might have gone her* on this ballard In the Polks don't associate raw February day, looking at home brewed sugar cane beer bably in anticipation of aU the wrong under James Cook's boatyard on a freesing James Cook wits the the yachts mug under their on alternate days with their pastrami joints that would captain's hat: "For such a February afternoon, I think Northwest Paaaage. They Im- winter tarpaulins, I dream grog to save supplies HUGH sprout there. A few weeks total transformation we may Captain Cook just got fed up mediately think of Speaesr my Walter Mltty dreams Cook, the great later, in another nasty scene have to look for the deepest What did history ever do for •bout James Cook, the h«m«fliUri«« tineaarae- causei — changes in the or- him? And for aU his incredible greatest sailor who ever over thieving, the Islanders travels around tne www, an teristically ordered the ears hacked him to death ganic structure of the brain. Did Hollywood ever honor lived. cut off natives caught steal- MVLLIGM Now after 100 years it would him? No, but they made a they name a trsvel agency Captain Cook has been my ing and on Moore* burned "The third visit had been be rash to speculate on the couple of movies about BiUy (or Captain Cook? No, they idol ever since 1 first strode their homes and treasured a failure," laments historian nature of the disease, Bligh, his pompous, know-it- named it for Thomas Cook, a the heaving deck of a troop canoes over a missing goat Hough. "At every iiland he whether tumors or infection all squirt of a sailing master, stern, unima|inauvelandUn> ship, my queasy stomach's True, the thievery had been departed less loved than or one of the tropical diseases who became famous through ber who got Into the business earliest introduction to the on a biiarre scale: cattle, nails were the most wanted when he discovered when he arrived." of which we still know too the artistry of Charles booking teetotalers Into tern sea. tools, axes, the ship's com- loot of all. Owhyhee, as the natives Well, don't we all? It hap- little. But pathology rather Laughton and Trevor perancehatejs, I envy the great Yorkshire pass and clock, the captain's Captain Cook was called Hawaii. They were pens every time I return to a than psychology >• likely to be Howard. Horatio Nelson No wonder the great navigator every time I pan a launch and everything that worshipped as the reincarna- already out surfing, looking vacation spot. The locals get our best guide?' rated the big screen treat- navigator got petulant travel agent's window, spin was nailed down because tion of the great god Orono for tourists, when he not your number. Personally, from my van- ment; Cook Is still waiting toward the end there. the big globe down at the library, watch a freighter drop below the horizon. In his day, which was 200 years ago, he roamed further, saw more, met more exotic peoples than many a sea captain or even airline pilot can claim today. Just the places named for him on the map give you an idea of how far the winds took him before steam and steel came along: Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak; the Cook Islands in the South Pacific; Cook Inlet In Anchorage, Alaska, which his sailing master, 22-year-old William Bligh, explored in a small boat looking for the Northwest Passage; Cook Strait, the windy passage between New Zealand s north Carlo and south islands. Cook was the first sea cap- tain to sail across the An- tarctic Circle He discovered Hawaii and the island of South Georgia, explored the Pacific more fully and boldly than any other commander. ' r*

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LAKE PLACID NY. (AP) - With the Americas world Gardner said earlier yesterday that he would not attend idol, Sonja Henie, who was the only other female figure skater champions out of action, Irina Rodniiu of the Soviet Union the free-skate program but watch it on television in his room to win three Olympic titles. She won the individual crown in won her third conaecutive Olympic pain gold medal, teaming in Lake Placid 1928, 1932 and 1936 GillU Grafstrom of Sweden is the only with her husband, Alekaandr Zaitsev in the tint figure skating Rodnina, JO, and Zaitaev, 27, got all nine first-place votes male three-time Olympic figure skating champion final at the XIII Winter Game* last night. for nine ordinals and 147 26 points Cherkoaova-Snakrai had IS While accepting her third gold medal at the awards The powerful performance of Kodnina and Zaitaev led a ordinals and 143.80 points. ceremony, tears could be seen streaming down Rodnina's one-two Soviet finish. Marina Cberfcoaova and Sergei Shakrai Mager and Bewersdorff had 33 ordmali and 140 52 points face. were second and East Germany's Manuela Mager and Uwe They took third, even though they had more ordinals than BawTsdnrfi woo the bronx*, narrow ly edging Mlrini PilttffYB Earlier yesterday, Natalia Linichuk and Gennadi and SUnisJav Leonovich of the Soviet Union Karponosov of the Soviet Union continued to walti away with couple gets the greater majority of"thfrd'plac third-place awards> . The the ice dancing competition, building a tremendous lead after Americans Caitlin and Peter Carruthera were fifth and Soviets finished with 31 ordinals and 141.14 points. Sheryl Pranks and Michael Botticelli were seventh. But the the compulsory dance and the original set pattern. The Soviet Union has now won the last five Olympic pairs With only the free dance remaining Tuesday night, United States' medal hopes were shattered when world cham- titles. The United States has never won. pions Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner were forced to Linichuk and Karponosov, two-time defending world cham- The path to the gold medal and certainly the Soviets' one- pions, were comfortably ahead of Hungarians Krisztna Re- ithdraw Friday night because of an injury sustained by two finish was made much easier by the withdrawal of Gardner. goczy and Andras Sallay, an outgoing couple warmly received Babilonia and Gardner, the five-time national champions. Gardner's severely pulled groin muscle forced the couple by the capacity crowd. In third were Irina Moiseeva and to leave the competition without skating one second of their Andrei Minenkov of the Soviet Union, former world cham- short program Friday night. pions who won the silver medal at the 1976 Olympics in Their absence robbed this event of any real drama. While Innsbruck. Rodnina and Zaitsev were on their leave, Babilonia and Judy Blumberg, Tarzana, Calif., and Michael Seibert, Gardner had won the world title, setting up an expected Washington, Pa., moved ahead of Stacey Smith and John dramatic duel with the Soviets. Rodnina had won the previous Summers into seventh place. The newcomers to world com- 10 world championships — the last six and the Innsbruck petition had been eighth after Friday's first two compulsory Olympics with Zaitsev. Irina won her first Olympic title in dances. 1972 with Alexei Ulanov, who married another Soviet skater. The fifth-place finish for the Carruthers, who were spurred on by an enthusiastic sellout crowd of 8,500 at the Olympic Fieldhouse, was higher than expected. It was their first major international competition. Olympic schedule "I'm delighted we went that high. I can't believe it," said TODAY Men's Compulsory Figure Skating (Fieldhouse) Bam. Peter. "I'm very pleased with everything all around — the Women's 1,000 Nordic Skiing (Ml. Van Hoevenberg) 9 a.m. marks, the judging, the skating — everything went great." Men's Giant Slalom (Whiteface Mountain) II a.m. Skating in bright orange outfits, the Carruthers indicated 70-Meter Combined Nordic Jumping (Intervale) 12:30p.m. they will be a major force over the next four years. The 154- Hockey: Canada vs. japan (Arena) I p.m. pound Peter seemed to effortlessly lift his 100-pound partner. Sweden vs. Norway (Fieldhouse) 1:30p.m. Also impressive were the maneuvers in which Peter throws a The Netherlands vs. Poland (Arena) 4:30p.m. twisting Caitlin across the ice. . Soviet Union vs. Finland (Fieldhouse1) 5p.m. Czechoslovakia vs. West Germany (Arena) 6 p.m. Franks, from Lexington, Mass., and Botticelli, Weston, United States vs. Romania (Fieldhouse) 8:30p.m. Man., also were well received by the crowd, who waved Awards Ceremony (Mirror Lake) 7:30 p.m. Broadcast Schedule American flags following their performance. WABC-TV, Channel 7, will provide pre-recorded coverage But for sheer athletic ability, Rodnina and Zaitsev remain of selected events, plus live coverage of hockey, between 9-11 unmatched. They performed as powerfully as ever in the five- p.m., with a wrap-up after news at 11:30 P.m. minute free-skate, apparently not losing a step since they took their year sabbatical. The result of that leave was their son Sasha, whom Rodnina credits with providing the couple new incentive and verve. The veteran Soviets went through their repertoire of fast- paced, synchronized skating and daring, acrobatic lifts Sports IPPkM'l without making any real mistakes. The judges awarded them GOOD AS GOLD — There were tears of ipy flowing fmr husband, Alexandr Zaitsev, captured the Olympic all 5.8s and 5.9s out of a possible 6.0. .: . down the cheeks of Irina Rodnina's cheeks after she and gold medal for pairs figure skating. • The triumph puts Rodnina on the same pedestal as her

- ' • • ••lrv.-j»: Will Martin hang his cap in Oakland?

NEW YORK (AP) — Oakland A's owner Charles O. Finley Asked when an announcement concerning Martin might be "within the next 48 hours" about Martin's future. by a fight in a hotel bar in Bloomington, Minn., on Oct. 23 — in said last night that former New York Yankees Manager Billy forthcoming, he replied: "I couldn't say when there might be Finley, who failed once again in recent months in an which Martin punched marshmellow salesman Joseph Martin is "under consideration" as the next manager of the one; there might not be one. I can't comment further." attempt to sell tile A's to a group headed by Denver oilman Cooper. A's but has not yet been offered the job. . Efforts to reach Martin were fruitless but his lawyer, Ed Marvin Davis, is counting on a new manager to revitalize the The firing climaxed Martin's tumultuous relationship with In a telephone interview with The Associated Press, Saplr, reportedly met at the Yankees' spring headquarters in last-place team and boost the dismal attendance. Steinbrenner. The Yankee owner had hired Martin on Aug. 2, Finley denied a report in yesterday's Newark, N.J., Star- Fort Lauderdale, Fla., yesterday with George Steinbrenner, who fired Martin as manager of the Yankees last Oct. 28. The A's had a record of 54-108 in the American League 1975. After winning pennants in 1976 and 1977 and the World Ledger, that Martin had been offered a three-year contract to West last season, 34 games behind the division-winning Series in 1977, Martin resigned on July 24, 1978 and was manage the A's. Martin, who resigned his first term as manager of the Angels. The attendance at Oakland home games at the replaced by Bob Lemon. Five days later, Steinbrenner an- "That's not true," Finley said from his Chicago apart- Yankees in July 1978 and was rehired last summer through the Coliseum sank to 306,783 — by far the lowest in the majors. nounced Martin would be re-hired as the 1980 manager. ment. "There are others under consideration, too." 1981 season, still has two years salary coming from the Finley, who did not rehire Jim Marshall as manager of the Yankees, an estimated $250,000. Martin was hesitant at first about accepting Finley's offer With the Yankees struggling last June, Steinbrenner fired A's, said he might "know more tomorrow" concerning the Martin's agent, Doug Newton, said he "could not con- but when Finley proposed a three-year deal and promised Lemon and brought back Martin half a season earlier than team's next manager. He said the A's would definitely have a firm" the Star-Ledger report. He said, however .'that Martin Martin be could bring in his own coaches, Martin changed his scheduled. manager when pitchers and catchers report to the club's hM talked with several parties about returning to baseball. mind, sources told the newspaper. After the incident in Minnesota, Steinbrenner fired Martin Scottsdale, Ariz., training camp on Friday. Newton Indicated that he might have an announcement Martin's most recent firing by Steinbrenner was prompted and named Dick Bowser as manager of the Yankees. Two Olympic frustrations end LAKE PLACID, NY. (AP) - The years of frustration fans who congratulated her. melted away in one marvelous moment of triumph for Waits for Nadlg's Finish Austrian ski queen Annemarie Moser-Proell and American But Moser-Proell stayed calm until Marie-Theres Nadig of speed skater Leah Mueller, who will remember these 1980 Sweden, the ninth starter, finished her run. It was Nadig who Winter Olympics as the Games in which they struck gold and upset Moser-Proell's gold medal hopes at the Sapporo Olym- silver. pics in 1972 and Annemarie, who sat out the 1976 Games was Moser-Proell's decisive victory in the women's, downhill taking nothing for granted. Then the numbers went up on the yesterday ended eight years of waiting for an Olympic gold Scoreboard — "1:38.36." And at that moment, Moser-Proell medal for the Austrian star, who had won just about ever- thrust her arms in the air. The gold was hers, at last. ything else in her sport. And Mueller, ending her racing "When I saw Marie-Theres come across the finish line, I career in memorable fashion, took her second silver from knew I had a 99 per cent chance of winning because she was these Games, finishing second in the 1,000-meter speed skat- my troughest competition," the Austrian star said. "I was Ing behind Natalia Petrusheva of the Soviet Union. obliged to win the downhill gold medal here because it's the Yesterday's other winners included Russians Irina Rod- only thing I haven't won." nina and Aleksandr Zaitsev, who captured the pairs figure That was true. Besides her six World Cups, she had won 65 skating crown in an anticlimactic medal performance that Cup races, 37 of them downhills. But people remember the lacked the showdown drama it had promised because of the Olympics and she had never won a race in this setting. injury-caused absence of Americans Randy Gardner and Tai Now she has. Babilonia. Wenzel Silver, Nadig Bronie Wassberg Takes 15,000 Nadig's time was good for the bronze medal with the Sweden's Thomas Wassoerg won the 15-kilometer cross silver going to Hanni Wenzel of Liechtenstein, timed in country by the closest imaginable margin — one-hundredth of 1:38.22. The two other medalists hoisted Moser-Proell on their a second or less than two inches over Juha Mieto of Finland. shoulders as scores of Austrian fans roared "Annemarie, The 70-meter special ski jump went to Austria's Anton Annemarie, Annemarie." Innauer. As the Games turned into their final week, the Soviet Heidi Preuss was the top American finisher, fourth in Union and East Germany each had 11 medals. The Soviets, 1:39.51. Cindy Nelson, bronze medalist in the downhill at however, included six gold. East Germany had two gold. Innsbruck in 1976, finished tied for seventh in 1:39.69. Holly Austria had four medals, including three gold, and the United Flanders was 14th in 1:40.96. States had two gold, four medals overall. While the women skiers battled frigid Whiteface Moun- Much of the drama was centered on the frigid slopes of tain, the speed skaters flew around the oval ice located in the Whiteface Mountain where whistling winds created a 50-below middle of this sleepy town. And Mueller took home another zero chill factor and primitive conditions for the women silver. skiers. Mueller Takes Silver WHOOSH I — Anton Innauer of Austria sails through Moser-Proell, a six-time World Cup champion who had Skating head-to-head with Petrusheva, the American was the air en route to a gold medal In one of the ski lump never before won an Olympic race, started sixth and flashed timed in 1:25.41 to 1:24.10 for the Russian. East Germany's competltons yesterday at Lake Placid. Innauer wound down the mountain in a spectacular 1 minute, 37.52 seconds. Silvia Albrecht took the bronze in 1:26.46. All three medalists up with 266.3 points. She was immediately surrounded with Austrian officials and and eight other skaters, including American Beth Heiden, broke the Olympic record of 1:28.43 set by Tatiana Averina of the Soviet Union in 1976. Heiden was fifth in 1:27.01. The third Mi American racer, Sarah Doctor, finished 14th in 1:28.80. CHILLY CHAMPION — Tom Wassberg of Sweden Like Moser-Proell, both Petrusheva and Mueller had raises his arms In triumph and tries to manage a smile Lefebvre hits Lasorda retired from their sports for awhile. And they are headed in through his lev beard after winning the gold medal in different directions now, the Russian emerging as her coun- the Olvmpics 15km cross country race. try's top skater and the American leaving competitive skating scheduled on the afternoon program. BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Tom Lasorda, tie.usually again. The 1,000 was Mueller's last Olympic race and pro- one for me and one-for Mieto. When I finished the race, he was jovial manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has a fat Up. "When I saw him today, he appeared very upset and said duced her third silver medal (she finished second in the 1,000 still waiting there. I pitied him. My first thought was that I today, courtesy of his former first-base coach, Jim Lefebvre. 'I want to talk to you," Lefebvre said last night. "Then we at Innsbruck in 1976 and in the 500 race here) and left her was the winner. Secondly, I thought it was a little too narrow a "He started it, he came after me like he was going to kill went into a vacant studio and he started swearing at me. He feeling a little wistful. winning margin." me," said Lefebvre last night, referring to an altercation used four-letter words like you wouldn't believe. Mieto shrugged off the disappointment. between the two earlier in the day at the KNBC-TV studios "I'm a little bit of a romantic," she said. "I have been "I told him 'Tommy, that's the last time you can say competing for 21 years. I come from a skating family. I "If I had started behind Wassberg, maybe I would have here. "I have tried everything I could to stay away from the those things to me, I'm not employed by you anymore.' I man. learned the basic principles by trial and error — falling down been able to snatch the gold medal right under his nose, just started to walk away and he took his coat off and pulled his and getting up." like he beat me now by less than the tip of a ski,'' he said. "I've been in golf tournaments and tennis tournaments arm back and I decked him. I think I split his lip. There was a •I Like Silver' American BiU Koch finished 16th in 43 38.56 that he participated in and tried to avoid him. I wanted to lot of blood. He said he wanted to keep on going but someone And what about three silver medals for her career but no Innauer Takes 70-Meter Jump avoid any problems with him. I've even spoken to (Dodger was holding him back. I didn't want to continue it at all." Innauer totaled 266.3 points to win the special 70-meter ski President) Peter O'Malley about the situation." golds? Lasorda waa unavailable for comment but his wife said, jump. Hirokazu Yagi of Japan and Manfred Deckert of East "The altercation took place after Lasorda'«interview and "I like silver," she shrugged. before Lefebvre's interview in a vacant studio," said "He's fine." The 15-kilometer cross country race produced the closest Germany tied for the silver, each totaling 249.2 points. sportscaster Steve Somers, who reported that the pair ap- Asked if stitches were necessary, Mrs. Lasorda sold, finish ever in Nordic skiing. Officials said that had never happened before at a major ski peared separately on tot station's afternoon Interview show "Heavens no. Everything's fine. I just talked to him on the Starting last in the field, Wassberg knew what the other jumping event. yesterday. "They were heard shouting at each other and phone and couldn't really tell but be said be was all right. I skiers had done and exactly what pace he needed for victory. American Jeff Davis soared 91 meters In his first try, but found rolling on the floor. would know right away If he wasn't all right." He was timed in 41 minutes, 57.63 seconds, setting an Olympic the jump was nullified when officials decided the starting record and edging Mieto for the gold. The Finn was timed in position was too low and restarted the event. Davis and eight "Lasorda left with blood on his face and Lefebvre left Lefebvre, 37, was the Dodgers' first base coach last year. 41:57.64. Ove Aunil captured the bronze in42:28.62. other skiers jumped over again and this time the American with a smile on his," continued Somers. "Lefebvre said it He was hired by the San Francisco Giants as a coach for the • Toe Narrow for Wlaalag Margin could do no better than 80 meters. He finished 17th, best was a one-punch fight and was sorry the whole thing hap- 1980 season just after the 1(70 campaign ended and reportedly among the Americans. Chris McNeill was 23rd, Jim Maki 26th pened. Lasorda could not beteached for comment." said later that he was fired by the 52-year-old Lasorda, who "Incredible," said Wassberg when he learned the narrow and Jim Denney 36th. Following the altercation, Lefebvre appeared as will manage Los Angeles for the fourth year in 1980. margin of, his victory. "There should be two gold medals — 10 The Dtatfy Renter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. FEBRUARY ia. I Robinson, Westphal star Isles as Suns shoot past Nets PHOENIX (AP) - Truck Robinson and Paul Westphal led seven in a row,dominate d until the final period, leading H-«4 to Canucks; a third-quarter explosion with eight points apiece as the with a minute to go in the third period Phoenix Suns ran away from the New Jersey Nets, 128-88, in a But the Pistons fought back to trail by only six in the National Basketball Association game yesterday. closing moments. The loss gave Detroit a new team record with 10 con- The Suns took the game out of sight with a 34-23 third 14 7 quarter that gave them an SMS lead. mi < i ««iitii/» itfWU. Tht PKtP"y' "* ' have the NBA's worst Rangers fall The Suns outrebounded ther Nets 18-6 In the third quarter record. and 52-42 for the ball game, an unusual statistic for the Suns Kiagt IN, nippers lf7 VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) - Stan Smyt Phoenix usually prefers the run-and-shoot game and leaves SAN DIEGO - Otis Birdsong fired in JO points to lead the scored one goal and assisted on two others in a 9.23 span of the the board muscling to the opposition. Kansas City Kings to a triumph over the slumping San Diego second period last night, leading the Vancouver Canucks to a Seven foot center Rich Kelley made his debut for Phoenix, Clippers. 4-2 National Hockey League victory over the New York played sparingly but scored six points against his old team- Islanders the Kings thwarted a last-second Clippers comeback mates. attempt when Lloyd Free's juniper at the buzzer went off the Smyl then picked up his third assist as Gradin scored an The game also was marked by three straight iree throws insurance midway through the final period, his second of the side of the backboard. by Mike Bratz, giving him a Phoenix team record of 39 in a Free finished the game with 24 points, while Bill Walton, game and 21st of the season. row. The streak still is intact. The Canucks had failed to win at the Pacific Coliseum in in his finest effort since returning to the San Diego lineup, Westphal led the Suns with M points as Phoenix pushed its contributed 22 points. their previous seven home games — six losses and a tie — record to 40-20. since Dec. 28 7*ers 11*, Cavalier* 1M Trail Blaien 103, Warriors M . Vancouver spotted the Islanders a 1-0 lead when Anders PHILADELPHIA — Darryl Dawkins scored 27 points and PORTLAND, Ore. - Abdul Jeelani scored 26 points, Kallur scored at 4 23 of the second period. But Smyl tied it at pulled down 18 rebounds to lead six double figure scorers as including six in the final 3:18, as the Portland Trail Blazers 1226 when he tipped Kevin McCarthy's blast from the point the Philadelphia 76ers outdueled the Cleveland Cavaliers. broke a four-game losing streak with a victory over the past goalie Glenn Resch for his 23rd goal, Dawkins scored 17 of his points in the second half to lead Golden State Warriors Curt Praser put the Canucks ahead 43 seconds later with a Philadelphia to its fifth straight victory. The Blazers led 63-43 just 53 seconds into the third quarter, up in of Lars Lindgren's drive from the point after Smyl dug Mike Mitchell led Cleveland with 26, two more than but the shooting of Robert Parish and Phil Smith drew the the puck out of the comer. Gradin made it 3-1 at 17:49, batting teammate Randy Smith. Julius Erving collected 20 points and Warriors even at 91 with 4:23 to play. in a rebound after Resch was unable to control Fraser's hard Maurice Cheeks handed, off 10 assists to go with 12 points. shot Philadelphia lead by as many as 18 points In the first Maple Leafs C, Rangers 4 period before the Cavaliers rallied to within two, 57-55 at the NEW YORK — Laurie Boschman scored two of Toronto's half. four third-period goals, including the game-winner, as the Lakers 111, Ballets 1« Allin pursues Maple Leafs rallied for a victory over the New York Rangers. LOS ANGELES - Jamaal Wilkes and Norm Nixon each Boschman's two goals, along with one by Borje Salming, scored two points in the final 72 seconds to preserve the Los came in the first 9Vi minutes of the final period to give the Angeles Lakers' victory over the Washington Bullets. Maple Leafs a 5-3 lead. The Lakers overcame a furious fourth quarter challenge Boschman's first goal, his 13th of the season, tied the score Tucson lead by the Bullets. Trailing 85-71, Washington closed to within two at 2:56 when he tapped in a rebound of a shot by Salming, who points on Kevin Porter's layup with 1 20 remaining. followed with his 17th goal at 6:23 to give the Leafs the lead. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - The grass on the other side of the Four Lakers had 20 points or more. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar fence looked greener to Buddy Allin, but he found that green Boschman's second goal at 9:22 made it 5-3. He picked up a had 25, Wilkes 23, Nixon 21 and Magic Johnson 20. grass won't buy much. loose puck as he stepped out of the penalty box and skated in - Elvin Hayes was Washington's scoring leader with 31 on a 2-on-l break with Darryl Sittler. Boschman fed Sillier points, 13 in the first period. Kevin Grevey had It and John Allin, who quit the rigors of the PGA tour almost two and then scored on a return pass, beating New York goalie Williamson 14. Twelve of Williamson's points came in the years ago to take a club pro job, continued his return John Davidson on a sharp angle from the right side. final quarter. yesterday with a 69 that put him three strokes back of leader Jim Colbert and two behind Tom Purtier after two rounds of ' Tiger Williams-scoria Toronto's final goal into an empty Spun 135, Bucks 134 the (300,000 Tucson Open. net with three seconds left as Sittter picked up his third assist SAN ANTONIO, Texas - James Silas' 15-foot jump shot of the game to go along with his 24th goal. The empty-netter with 28 seconds to play lifted the San Antonio Spurs to a Allin, a five-time winner on the tour, returned to competi- came after New York's Ron Greschner cut the lead to 5-4 with victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. tion just last fall and his start at Tucson is his best so far. 6:22 left. "I'm a little surprised," said Allin. 35. "I still figure it JUST FRIENDS — Maple Leaf Pat Hlckev is hugged bv George Gervin scored 42 points, half of them in the third Flyers 6, Penguins 5 quarter, to pace the San Antonio scoring. will take me awhile to get everything back in top shape. PHILADELPHIA - Brian Propp's goal with less than two teammate Dairyl Sittler after scoring a goal against "I quit the tour mostly because I was upset with all the Ranger goalie John Davidson. Four other Spurs were in double figures, including 22 from minutes left capped a Philadelphia comeback as the Flyers Larry Kenon, as San Antonio snapped a six-game Milwaukee traveling and other demands," he said. "Why did I come iU.tjja.4jil thtyPiitshurgh P^|guins. back? The money... I was out of a job at the country club." rr6f\ri\oarWJr en* /t-SrW^JraSght in the game for the •^W-cTOTesrwaB played" without a penalty called" ty'-'fij"**" in the Central Ofvisibn race. • I*-** OjlbertshotaSBtomo^l'-Hftjer-oarati;'. -«t«« Flyers who atone point trailed 5-2. referee, Wally Harris* The, Bucks got balanced scoring as Brian Winters hit 22 on the 7,095-yard, par 73 Tucson STaltonal qourse. Purtzer Bob Kelly tallied two power-play goals for Philadelphia , Gainey broke the scoreless deadlock at 3:45 of the third points and Bob Lanler canned 19 to lead a gang of eight carded a 67 during the second,round, which was played and single goals came From Bob Dailey, Paul Holmgren and period with his ninth goal of the season, tipping in the puck Milwaukee players in double figures. yesterday because rain had delayed completion of the first Tom Gorence. after Doug Risebrough's shot was stuffed by Sabre goalie, Nuggets 111, Rockets » round for a day and a half. Pittsburgh jumped out to an early lead on Pat Hughes' Don Edwards. DENVER — George Johnson hit four of Denver's first five The third round was scheduled for today, with the final goal at 9:51 of the first period. Ross Lonsberry tallied his first i Oilers 5, Blues i baskets in the fourth quarter to trigger a furious outburst by round of the 72-hole event on Tuesday. of two for the evening and Rod Schutt tallied later in the first EDMONTON, Alberta - Third-period goals by Wayne Denver that lifted the Nuggets to a victory over the Houston Colbert, having some trouble with his short irons but period to produce a 3-1 Pittsburgh lead at the end of the first Uretzky, Cam Connor and Brett Callighen rallied the Edmon- Rockets. making up for it with excellent putting, sank a 15-footer on the period. ton Oilers to a tie with the.St. Louis Blues. Johnson, a second-year forward from St. John's, had his final hole to move ahead of Purtzer. Black Hawks 3, Flame. 2 Wayne Babych scored in each of the first two periods as career high of 28 points as the Nuggets battled back from "I seem to be making the putts," Colbert said, grinning. CHICAGO — Defenseman Doug Wilson scored a second- the Blues opened a 4-2 lead and then picked up his second deficits in the first half that were as high as 10 points. period goal and assisted on third-period scores by Rich assist of the game on Jack Brownschidle's goal at 2:14 of the "And that's unusual for me these days." Denver trailed 53-48 at half time but managed to pull Purtzer, who like Colbert completed the first round on Preston and Tom Lysiak to lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a third period, which gave St. Louis a 6-2 bulge. abreast of the Rockets after three periods at 78-78 on Gary victory over the Atlanta Flames. However, Gretzky scored his 35th goal of the season at Garland's short jumper at the gun. Then Johnson ignited the Friday before rain halted play, said the time off worried him The triumph increased the Black Hawks lead in the NHL's 7:34, Connor made it 5-4 at 14:13 and Callighen put the tying fourth period outburst. heading into the second round. Smythe Division to five points over second-place St. Louis. goal between the pads of St. Louis goalie Mike Uut at 15:27. Hawks 108, Pistons M "I got off to a slow start, wasn't hitting the ball very The loss was the first in eight games for Atlanta. The 19-year-old Gretzky, who tied a league record Friday PONTIAC, Mich. — John Drew scored eight of his 18 well," he said, although he sank a 35-foot birdie putt on the The Flames trailed 3-0 until Bob MacMillian scored early night with seven assists against Washington and set a single- points in the last quarter to protect Atlanta from a comeback first hole and chipped in from 18 feet on the third. "But I in the final pelrod. Midway in the third period, Atlanta's Don season mark of 96 points for a first-year NHL player, assisted scare and help the Hawks to a victory over Detroit. didn't really feel like I had my timing back until the fifth or Lever scored his 24th goal, a 40-foot shot from left wing, to cut on the goal by Callighen and on one by Colin Campbell early in Atlanta, snapping a two-game losing streak after winning sixth hole." the margin to 3-2. the second period. Canadlens 2, Sabres I Jets 6, Nordiques 5 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Pierre Mondou's 25th goal of the WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Morris Lukowich scored two season gave the Montreal Canadiens a tie with the Buffalo goals and set up three others, including the game-winner by Sabres. All four goals were scored in the third period, the first Barry Melrose with 12:12 remaining as the Winnipeg Jets Freehold Township's Peras three in an interval of 3:19. outlasted the Quebec Nordiques. Bob Gainey scored the Canadiens' first goal. Derek Smith The victory was the Jets' first in their last eight games while Quebec has not won on the road in its last nine games. and Ric Selling each notched their 20th goals of the season for Buffalo's scoring. Lukowich tipped in a Craig Norwich's blue line drive for stays in scoring derby lead his first goal at 13:59 of the opening period, halving an early The tie extended the Sabres' home unbeaten streak to nine 2-0 Quebec lead. His second goal came at 10:12 of the middle Jeff Peras, Freehold Township High School's standout Lubischer leads in field goals with 163, just two more than games and ended a Montreal winning streak on the road at session and gave Winnipeg a 4-3 lead. five. senior center, continues to hold a narrow lead in the Mon- Young. Johnson is the area free throw leader with 89. mouth County basketball individual scoring race. Peras is PLAYSR SCHOOL O FT PTS AV being hard-pressed by Long Branch's Ron Young who has Jefl Peras Freehold Township II ^(Kf*, 71 343 20! Ron Young Long Branch 1« 161 57 MI 200 Stive Lubischer been setting a torrid pace lately. Shore Regional 19 I1J 47 373 ».4 Wilson Ross Asbury Park.. . 41 339 tie i Peras, with 40 points in his two games last week, has 363 John Benbrook Middletown South 14/ 357 Tom Elliott 43 lie Mater O«t 155 44 354 HI Green Wave just rolls along points in 20 games for a 20.2 average, but Young scored 44 Wayne Reevty Rumson-F.H. Reolona 129 SS Bill Van Wagner 313 17.4 Marlboro 122 4S 292 points in two contests last week and is averaging a shade over FranMurphv 17.1 Malawan Regional 12B 314 14.4 The Green Wave just keeps rolling along. Long Branch 20 points per game as he holds onto second place. Ojve Fegler flarlten 70 m Humson-Kalr Haven Regional and Shore Regional, stepped Keith Grllltk Matawan Regional 19 IW ' Shore Regional's Steve Lubischer had a productive week OclJohnson i! IH High Schools boys basketball team captured its 17th and 18th Hvlmdel 11 91 89 from 10th to seventh place in the poll. Ed Paollele 275 15.3 Howell le IOT 55 straightvictories and in the process strengthened its hold on scoring 46 points in two games which lifted his average to 19.6 Kevin Mopl 273 15.1 Middletown North » 122 '44 The Blue Devils (14-5) made it a .500 week by defeating Mike Alston zee ' 152 number one in the Daily Register's Top 10 poll. and enabled him to stay in third place. Long Branch It 93 54 2« 15.0 Mater Del and went from ninth to eighth. St. Rose (12-7) lost Wilson Ross, Asbury Park's senior standout, remains The Branchers 118-1) stopped Manalapan, 57-37, and edged to Christian Brothers Academy and dropped from eighth to Archbishop Carroll in the final seconds, 47-46. Neptune (13-4) fourth with an 18.8 average, but he will have to watch out for ninth. Freehold Township lost to both Lakewood and Asbury Middletown South center John Benbrook. Benbrook has been held onto second place with a 67-46 win over Howell Park and fell from ninth to 10th. Middletown South (16-3) crept ba.ck into third place by on a hot streak with 80 points in his lastthree games, is C.B.S. SUPERMARKET virtually tied with Ross, a fraction of a point below him. virtue of a big victory over Matawan Regional, 77-54. The 38 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Eagles also beat Raritan, 87-50. but lost to Archbishop Car- DAILY REGISTER'S Benbrook has 357 points in 19 games while Ross has 339 in 18 roll, 65-60. Top 10 contests. A double overtime win over Manasquan and a decision Tom Elliott of Mater Dei slipped from fifth to sixth with against Freehold Township propelled Asbury Park (14-4) from 6. Matawan Reg. (14-5) 17.8 a contest while Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's Wayne PICK-IT sixth to fourth place. The Big Blue Warriors (13-5), despite 1. Long Branch (18-1) Reevey remains seventh with a 17.4 average. 2. Neptune (13-4) 7. Red Bank Reg. (13-5) the overtime loss, held onto fifth place. 8. Shore Reg. (14-5) Rounding out the top 10 are Marlboro's Bill Van Wagner Matawan Regional (14-5) had a tough week and slipped 3. Middletown South (16-3) (17.2), Fran Murphy of Matawan Regional (16.2) and and JERSEY NUMBER GAME 4. Asbury Park (14-4) ' 9. St. Rose (12-7) from third to sixth. The Huskies lost to Middletown South and 10. Freehold Twp. (10-8) Henry Hudson Regional's Dave Mount (16.6). Middletown North. Red Bank Regional (13-5), with wins over 5. Manasquan (13-5) 4 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Bad-Luck Buddy' Are Contact Lenses FoV0Uri You? sets speed record Limit One Pair Per Ne» Fit SCC00* DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Buddy didn't come easy. Baker finally has reached a longtime goal On a final pit stop on the 181st lap, Wilson Amsof Soft Lenses DO"-' Tht no-boiling AMSOF available urn* day that a mocking string of bad luck had turned "gambled" by emptying only one of two 11- •oft lon.ei | ,,.,. into an obsession. gallon gas cans into Baker's tank, saving n moM c Bunch ft Lamb Soft Ultra Thlnt |tt * pair "If I had to quit racing tomorrow, now I about four seconds on the six-second pit stop. American Optical Soft Lerutt las • pair would feel like I've had a good carter," "I was worried," Baker admitted. "The Thin Flax PMMA Lamai with Tint 165 • pair Baker said after his record-smashing gas gauge fell to two pounds (from seven) HARD LENSES WITH TINT M5> pal! Daytona 500 victory laid to rest his "Bad- and I said, 'Oh no, I know what's going to Polycon Oat PertnaablM »126.' pair Hydrocurve Slaap-ln Pott Luck Buddy" Daytona nickname. happen now.' It's just like when you're driv- Cataract Soft Lerwea Avallibl* "I'm just so proud. I've got a lot of things ing your road car down the interstate and all •EXAMINATIONS, FITTINQ AOJUSTMENT. COLDCABE SOLUTIONS to say and I can't get them out," said Baker, of a sudden it starts jumping around." ANO FOUOW-UPCAHE MO. AOOITIONAL his wide face showing both joy and relief, The genial 6-foot-5 North Carolinian was knowing he was able to reach the finish line asked if he would have cried, as after past despite a virtually empty gas tank. 500s, if his car had stalled. 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD ON SOFT IENSES Baker, setting a record for all 900-mile "I'd probably have ihot myself," be said. io»o Worn or your money lully mlunded an lenses auto races with an average speed of 177.602 Bobby Allison, a former winner, was 13 mph, won Sunday's race with the full-throttle seconds behind Baker when John Utsman's style some blamed fora series of mechanical engine failure forced the drivers to run the failures that had stopped him in the past. last two laps under a caution flag. In 1973, '76 and '78, Baker led the Daytona "It was a tremendous victory for Bad- 500 before being forced to drop out. dy," 'Allison said, adding that Baker's quick Finally, he enlisted chief mechanic Wad- dell Wilson, winning crew chief for four other pit stop "cemented his deal. - Daytona 900 drivers. "We had no problems whatsoever, except Baker had us covered out on the race track." ''From Day One, when Buddy took, this Senior Citli.n. car, this is what he wanted. He said this is the Neil Bonnett took third, with a helpful Offer expires posh from Don Whlttlngton after Bonnett'i 2/29/80 Discounts Available one thing he wanted more than anything in (Non-advenlwd items) the world," Wilson recalled. engine failed on the final lap. After dominating Daytona's pre- Dale Earnhardt was fourth and Benny liminaries last year, a faulty electrical Parsons fifth, while six-time 500 champion DR. J. WILDMAN, ••Men system knocked Baker out of contention in Richard Petty finished 25th after experienc- WRONG WAY TO TURN —Cale Varbrough (11) and Dave Marcis (71) spin out on the 500. ing mechanical problems. 842-6600 the fourth turn during (he Davtona 500 at the Daytona International Speedway He won the pole for the fourth time this There were two crashes in the injury-free lltwmiS»r1i|tM.,UKrifl,N.J. yesterday. Neither driver was Injured. year, and led most of yesterday's race. But it race. iMO-7444 f NHL Standings SHREWSBURY, N.J. UONDAY. FEBRUARY 18.1980 The Dtfly Register 11

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25 3t . Central Dlvltlan H IS IF CHEVY& DODGE TRUCKS 30 10 S00 Sv. 30 32 .414 tv> IS II 3»7 12 wnter n Conference Mldweil Olvlikm Kentai Lltv 31 Milwaukee 31 2u0 Denvar U » Chicago 10 42 Utah 10 42 DONTCONVINCE Pacific Olvlilon Seattle 45 It '41 tt 40 S»n Diego Portland 20 s13s Golden Slate 10 43 S.twrd., . Gam... Utah 171, Niw York 102 Philadelphia 100, Chicago92 Cleveland 113, Dttroll 104 YtiUrdav'. Ocmts Philidclphla IIS, Cleveland 100 YOU TO BUY A FORD TRUCK, Atlanta 101, Detroit ft San Antonio 13S, Milwaukee 134 Denver 112, Houston tf Los AnfMlfl HI, Washington 107 Phoenix IIS. New Jersey «t Kantei Citv 108, San Diego 107 Seattle 109, Boston 106 Indiana IM, Chicago 100 Portland 103, Golden State ft c- can,- ' '•' "* - ^S»fcWJ*»r%*V - '- ..... NOTHING WILL! Portland at Naw York, 7:33 p.m PhotntH at Cleveland, 6:03 p.m. Seallle at Chicago, 6:35 p.m. Naw Jarsav *t San Dltoo, 10:39 p.m. NIW JIHIIV (M) Robinson 100 4, van Brada Kolff 2 0-0 4, Johnson 3 2-4 12, Jordan 4 3 5 If, Niwlin 7 5 5 19, LiKas 7 22 14, Boynti i 7 3 12, ElKofl 2 1-1 S. Phwtav 4 5 S IS, Smith 1 0-2 I. Jackson 0 0-0 0. Totals *t 20-W H." PHOENIX (1») Oavli 4 4 5 14, Robinson 7 4-4 II, Adami I 2 1 tl, BUM 4 041. Westpnal • S-S 24, Cook 4 0-01, Scott 0 2-3 2, BraU S 3-3 14, Hlah 3 4-4 10, Hoard 2 0-04, Kellty 3 0-0 4. Total! SI 14-24 1M. KJrr==i;82it,8 Three-point goalt—Wettphal, Breti Fouled out—Nona. Total fouls—Naw Jersey If. Phoenix 24. Technicals—Naw Jersey Coach Louoherv, Robinson. A— I2.4aa. CLEVELAND (1MI K.Clrr S 13 II. Mitchell 11 tl IB, Robltch 1 U 2. R Smith II 1-1 14, Walker 1 1-7 3. Lambert 2 0-0 4. Ford S 04 10, A.Carr IUI.II. Smith 4 1-1 f. Total! 44 12-17100. PHILADELPHIA (1111 Ervlng 9 21 20. C.Jonas 1 M 4, Dawklns 12 3-1 37, Holllnj t 0-0 12, Chaakt 10-112, B.Jonas S1-2 11, Blbbv S 4-4 14, Mix 3 1-t 7. Collins 4 (Ml I. Totals 5111-14115. Cleveland M IS n 17-IM Philadelphia 13 14 19 29—111 Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Cleveland 20, Philadelphia It. Technical— Cleveland Coach Albeck. A -10.235,

BOSTON (Ml Bird 9 3-4 It, Maxwell 7 5 5 19, Robov t 1213, Archibald 2 4 51, Ford 104 11, Fermten 4 3 4 11, Carr S 10-11 20, Hen- derton 1 1-2 1, Cheney 0 0 0 0. Totals 40 V 35 100. SEATTLE (It9) J.Johnson 2 3-3 7, Shelton 4 M I, Slkma 9 4-4 22, D.Johnson I 5 7 21, Williams 12 3 5 27, Silas 2 0-0 4, Brown 7 5 9 20, Bailey 0 O-o 0, LaGarde 0 0-0 0, Totalt 44 20-21109. . Batten nan B—1M Seattle 33 IS 11 29-119 Three-point goalt—Ford. Brown. Fouled out—None. Total foult Batten 24. Seattle 13. A_2l,72t,

ATLANTA (lot) Drew S 1-12 II, Roundlleld 5 9-10 19, Rollins 11-21. Johnson t 3 1 IS. Hill 1 M I. Crlss 7 4-5 IB. Hawes30-0 t.McElrov 3 S 7 II, Glvans 1 (Ml 1, Brown 1 34 7, Pellom 1 042. Totals 17 34-45 101. DETROIT (991 Douglai 0 04 0, Keller I 10-14 It, Benlon 3 2-2 I. Long 4 1-1 9, Lea 0 3-4 3, Me Adoo 14 5 It. Money 12-24. Duerod 1 O-O t. Tyler I 1-4 19. Hamilton 0 1-2 1, Hubberdl 1-4 7. Totals3S29-M99. Atlanta » 14 14 2g—1« Datrell tl M 29 33- 99 Fouled out—Johnson, Kaiser. Total louls—Atlanta 33. Detroit 35. Technicals - Detroit Coach Adubalo. Rollins. A— 4.159,

KANSAS CITY UN) Gerard 112 14. King 1 34 S, Lacev t M0 19, Ford 5 1-2 11, Blrdtong II a-10 30, This year, Ford is the only truck manufac- than last year. And Ford's Grunleld 3 2-1 I, Roblnzlne ] HI, EInure 2 04 4, McKlnney 4 041. Totalt 40 It 34 IN. turer to produce an entirely new, redesigned independent. Twin I-Beam suspension SAN OIIOO (117) Smith 4 04 9, Wlckt 1 04 4, Niter S line of trucks. So it's no wonder that the 1980 is a Ford truck exclusive! 3-5 11, Taylor 5 1-3 14, fnt 9 t-9 34, Walton 71-10 22. Bryants 1-4 ;. BarnetO 0 0 0, Wllllamt S 7-1 14, Pl.tkl.wlci 0 04 Fords have advantages over the competition's 0. TottlS 40 73-34 107. THE MORE YOU KNOW Kansas City M 37 n 23—IN warmed-over 1979 models. . San DHwa It 29 21 3e-1l7 ABOUT FORD'S ADVANTAGES, THE MORE Three-point goell—Williams 1, MPG than the competition. As a matter of Smith, Taylor. Fouled out—Nona. Total louli- Kansas City 27, San Dlago 2a. A FORD-THE PAYOFF IS IN THE PAYLOAD. YOU'LL APPRECIATE FORD'S STICKER.' -9.114. fact, Ford is the only major company to If you look at Ford^ F-Series Pickups, for improve the MPG on all its American-made Compare Ford's advantages to the com- CHICAOO I1MI May 7 1-1 IS, Greenwood t «-9 20, example, you'll find we've dramatically petition's. Then compare the prices. And Gllmora 15411, Theut 115-913, Sobers cars and trucks for 1980. (Based on EPA I 042. O.Johnson 1 042. Bashore0040, Olatrlck 0 04 0, Jones 104 4, Mack 4 04 reduced the curb weight of every truck while ratings, comparing 1979 to 1980 introductory chances are you'll be pleasantly surprised by I. Mengalt 1 3-4 S. Totelt M 2229100. INDIANA (1MI increasing the payload as a percentage of the the results. M.Johnson S t-7 It. Bantom 3 04 t. models with standard power trains.) Edwards 7 3-4 17, Bradley 1 3-4 S, Davit total vehicle weight. S S-t IS, McGlnnlt 2 3-41. C.Johnson 4 04 EPA ESI EPA EST. Then pay a visit to your Ford dealer. He's a. Httsatt l li'. Knight ll 4-4 it. Totals MPG HWY MPG 40 IS 31 10t The result, of course, is a much lighter got a terrific selection of trucks in stock right FORD FHX) MANUAL A SP. Thraa-polnt gah 1, G truck, which carries almost as much payload 19 29 now. And he's in the perfect position to put to- nlt, Hassett. Fouled out—Greenwood. 4.5L-6 CYLINDER M.Johnson, C.Johnson. Total foult— as heavier competitive trucks. (In fact, com- gether a "Priced to Sell" deal that can make Chicago 29. Indiana M. Technical— CHEVY CIO MANUAL 4 SP Chicago Coach Sloan. A—10.534. 18 24 pared to some models, a Ford carries even 4.11-6 CYLINDER America's best-selling truck an even better MILWAUKEE (1341 DODGE D-150 MANUAL 4 SP Mayers I 11 11. Johnson t 04 It, more payload.) 17 20 value than it already is. Lenler t 711 19, Buckner 7 1-1 IS, Win 37L-4 CYLINDER tart 10 2113, Brlogaman 7 II IS, Cum- This becomes clear when you compare mlngs 4 3-1 11. Catchlngs 4 04 I, Mon- Use these estimates for comparison. You: mileage may differ '{Sucker prices exclude title, taxes, destination charges and crMSUIt, Wtlton 004 0. Washington mandatory equipment.) 1042. Totals SI ta-24 114. actual payload in addition to the Gross Vehi- dependinas#h speed, distance and weather. Actual highway mpg SAN ANTONIO (laS) and range will probably be less Kenon I t-l 22, Olbardlng t 4-S It. cle Weight Rating, as the following chart ShumateSHI II. Slliil04t.Gervln1l 4-7 41. OaW 4 2-2 10, Reilenl 4 11 9, Evans 104 2. Griffin 13-4 9, Peck 01-11 amply illustrates. FORD CHEW THI MORE YOU DRIVE MOO CIO FORD 200 IRr, 1OWER GVWK 4./00 4,900 A FORD TRUCK, THE MORE YOU'LL "Total Ml'ls^Miiwaukoa a, San An- tonio 2t. Technical louls—Milwaukee FORD 273 LBS. LOWER CURB WEIGHT 3,485 3,758 Coach Nelson 2. A—IMS?. APPRECIATE FORD COMFORl FORD FORD 73 LBS. MORE FAYIOAD 1,215 1,142 Ford offers a wide range of "creature WASMINOTON (1t7l Balltrd 4 04 I, Haves 11 S-t II, Un- told 4 0-2 I, Cleemont 104 12. Grevev 7 This not only means more payload, it also comforts" like full, foam-on-spring seats with 2 2 It, Williamson til 14, Conine 104 ff^rd built b.au.iy-rord boil, smart 4, Kupchek 104 2; Wright 104 2, Porter translates to better gas mileage. And, as you a greater range of adjustability, and a more 3 4 4 10. Totals 47 11-11107. LM AMOELIS lilt) Cham I 3-1 9. Wllkes 10 14 33, At> can see, Ford trucks deliver a much better efficient heating and air-conditioning system UNQUESTIONABLY, THE ANSWER. dul-JaUar I 9-11 IS, Johnton I 4-4 20, Nixon 15-5 31. Haywood 11-11, Cttatr 4 2-2 IB, Landtberger 0 04 0 Totals 41 27.10 111. WaHIIMia«. 37 II U H-Ml Let A I MUD H-111 Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Wathlngtan 39. Lot Angelet 21. Technical— Waahlngton Coach Malta. A-IJ.sos. 12 V, N.J MONDAY, FMRUARY It. I960 Kislowski predicts a good striper run

Sig Kislowski, president of the Asbury Park Fishing Ctab, predicts a good run of striped bass this spring because of the unusually mild and opea winter during which we have had aaly twcjaajoraian-1. _s- , ^— ... ,.„ Sig made fats ptedsLtMMi at the eMo's heath at the Coast Power Boat Show at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, on Saturday, the first day of the show s aiae-day run lie recalled that not a single striped bass, biuefish nor weakfish was taken during last spring's Asbury Park Fishing Tournament which was re-scheduled for the fall when about 40 fish were cap- SCHAEFER tared "But its going to be different this time. We had a lot of fish in the fall and 1 am sure we'll have action from striped bass this spring," said Kislowski. The tournament is scheduled for May SO, SI and June 1. Once again Joseph afternoon and evening and the crowd yesterday was excellent. Paliotto will be chairman of the tournament which will be Among sales made on Saturday were two Steury boats sold by limited to the city limits of Asbury Park. John Meeker of Anchor Mariner Among the many mounted fish in the club's exhibit are the The boat show runs through Sunday. Hours today are 11 first and second place tournament striped bass. The largest a.m. to 10 p.m. Tomorrow and through Saturday the hours are was a 21-pounder caught by Peter Clifford and the second the I p.m. to 10 p.m. On Saturday they will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., 17-pounder captured by Joe Kozic. Manning the booth with and on Sunday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Kislowski was Bill Feinberg, a member of the Mid Atlantic Williams Backs Kennedy lUadgua BUI Fisheries Management Council. Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. (D-N.J.) has written to Most if not all of the fish, sharks and mounted game bird* William A. Sandy of the Monmouth County Rifle and Pistol on display are the work of Shore Ta idermy, Neptune, Club saying that be is backing the handgun control bill operated by Steve Pendino Jr. and George Salkeld. introduced by Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-Maas). Weather Cuts lato Show Crowds Williams wrote: "I firmly believe that law-abiding DRY LAND FLEET — Another hit at the Jersey Coast scores of historic, modern and Imaginative vessels are Because of rain locally, a snowfall in north Jersey coun- citixens should not be denied the use of guns for sporting, Power Boat Show is the model ship exhibit in which displayed. The exhibit Is on the second floor. ties, and dense fog from Freehold west, the turnout on recreational and protection purposes However, I also feel Saturday morning was below par but picked up steadily In the that more effective control of the easily concealable handguns which kill, wound, and threaten more than a quarter million "Finally, this bill provides for assistance to the too-long Americans annually is essential, if we are to break the grip of Ignored victims of armed attacks. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Area girls teams falter fear which criminals have imposed on us all. To this end, I am "In short, this legislation responds to the sentiments of 18 NOW supporting Senator Kennedy's Handgun Crime Control Act. the majority of Americans who want more effective controls '"This bill does not affect long guns, and I would oppose on handguns, and their strict enforcement, in a way which I in state indoor track any attempt to use it as a precedent for confiscating sporting believe fully protects the rights of legitimate handgun users." OPEN SUNDAYS weapons. The Kennedy bill and a companion measure in the House LITTLE SILVER — The four Monmouth County girls' "This bill is not retroactive, and does not require any law- of Representatives is opposed by the National Rifle Associa- . ' Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * indoor track teams that were entered in the New Jersey State abiding citiiea to take any steps to retain possession of a tion which has said that it would prohibit the purchase or lnterscholastic Athletic Association Group II and IV cham- handgun. ownership of handguns by private citizens. Under present MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER pionships yesterday at Red Bank Regional High School have "This bill does not limit pistol clubs, nor does it prohibit laws handguns can be purchased only with a police permit. probably seen better days. any legitimate purchase or use of a handgun. This bill Laws also govern the transport of cased handguns to and from 777SIMEWSIUIYAK SMEWWMY Ann Marie Martlnek of St. John Vianney High School provides for stiffer penalties and mandatory sentences for the pistol shooting ranges and handguns can only be carried by 74/-57J0 d| captured the 3,000-meter run (10:57 91 and Kathy McEowen of criminals who commit armed crimes. persons with police permits. Holmdel took fourth in the 1,500-meter (5:12.5) in Group II. Their performances were the top finishes for the county in Group II action. It proved to be more than Neptune and ^loon/Barnegat/Bedminster Berkeley Heights Bernardsvilie Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carterel Cherry Hill Crantord East Brunswick East Orange Eatontown Raritan were able to accomplish in Group IV.

> l llJ Tnday i . • •• aiaM'aT 'Bl'"BaB) fcajair ' *' -»%^-*^^BIBaa —^«'^-*N -« a*» . '«-» rr>^. ' .* iajl aj I m up? T .• • ' v. POST TIMS 1 P.M. I'm Back (Lake) 4-1 Ill Pace. SI,KB. Clm. Romana Win IShater) : 0-1 MlkeMcGinlv(Mella) 0-1 Seunders Orbtler (Varron.).. el Frlskev First (Kellv) 5-1 Farmers Thar (Grasso) XVI Worthies T (Rluo) 10-1 ;»: Pace, II — Uncles Girl (Metrwwt) 7-t Copper Box (Ingrassla) 4 1 Cicero Dolly (DeCample) .41 Bullet Van Pace (R.FIllon) .31 Canny Glen (Greenwood) .5-1 Peley Loo (Reynold!) 10-1 Goon Forwood (Parker) 7-3 Bobs Booty ISImesiku) 10-1 Shedvdale Colette (Prlrneau) 11 1M: Pace, ll.soo. Clm. Girdle (Zuiulal .1 4-1 jOs Harold (Molsevav) -7-1 Omni (H.FIIIon) 0-1 Dakwirl Del ILeskv) 5-1 Small Brook Coleen (Consol) 13 1 Tuckahoe Bunny (Hancock) 31 Bye By. Bruno (Mollca) IS 1 Taltoru (Slanlslao) M 00>: Pace, li lee Peerless Elbv (Molsevev)... 4-1 High Don A (Talon. Jr.) ) I Mister French (Merino) 0-1 Show Day N (Slca) 4-1 All Lady (Bavosl Jr.) 10-1 Rebel Wight (Russell) M Highland Image (Apical Ill Crimson Beau (Kellv) <1 Fly Ply Lucky (Johnson) 4 1 M: Pace.tl.S00 J J Ross (Schmlgel) S-l Wind Sock (Vanotl) 3-1 R C Augustus (Auguttlna) 12-1 AWomet (MeGovern! 4-1 Argo Ed (Tele) 15-1 Daunted Vankee (Kelly 1 5-1 f»: Pace. U.HO. CH»g. Blue Grass MIc IDeVllls) 0-1 Duanes Shadow (Marshall III) 3-1 Clstndons Bov (Kellv) 10-1 Culver Pence (Appell IS I Broakland (Organ) 10-1 Valentine Boy (Luchenlo) 7 1 T J Ray (Russell) IM Man Darby (Maker) 4-1 Serape (Bocclo) »-l Brett Honor (H.FIIIon) SI •Hi: Pace, tl.lta. CUM J Jc Land. IMcOuIro) 4-1 Tonlas Pride (Johnson) 1-1 Doras Bogle One (Makerl t 1 Little Punk I Kellv) 7-1 Baron Bye Bye (LoGulrato III) 10-1 Jerese Jo(Lloari) S-l lOtt): Pan.IU00.Clm.. Manor Craln (Lake) M Rustic Zephyr (D.FIIIon) 5-1 High Hope LysslH Fillonl 4-1 Homestretch Eve (Deslardln.) n Peanut Candy IBresnahan) 4-1 J M Tanya IBolote) 5-1 Mtndv Butler (R.Fillonl 0-1 One Night Allalr (Peouet) 3 1 Don Crest (MeGovern) 11-1 U»: Pace, II.SM Dudleys Proud Mary (Dancer) .. 4-1 Moil Happy Drllla (Armstrong) 1-1 Political Crook (Vinci) 10-1 Pleasant waverly (H.FIIIon) »-l Nlck.ll Adlot (Fegllarone) 11 I Frank la Gee (Russell) 7-1 Knight Gay IZuioU) »1 GoToM(Bonacorta) 5-1 11t»: Pace. II.700, clm.. Bovlan (Koclurka) • 10-1 Lincoln. Leader (Coughlln) 1-1 Tranquil Lobell (No Driver) 10-1 Only Way (Kelly) 4-1 Farmstead Shannon (Kavolefl) 11-1 Kennebec Adtot (Consol ) 5-1 Willows Edna (Burdev) 10-1 Lamon Hanover (R.FIllon) 5-1 Ilk Pac, 11.744. Clm. M Gs Bunny (Flrodman (Friedman) Oukk Charlie (Beachy] 7-1 0-1 Adlos Chimes [NO Driver) M Lady Lena (DaPlnlo) in Lime Pickle (OeCample) 3-1 Pale A (Orslta) in CabongaPaulTGIeeson) H Alton Goronl mo (Inokal) M-1

SELECTIONS 1 - Friikey First, Mike McGiaty, Canay Glea I - Taitoni, J Ds Harold, Tuckahoe Baaay 1 - Dsaoted Yankee, Aldomet, Blue Grass Mlc 4 - Utlfetfuak, Jeresa Jo. Toniai Pride i - Most Hagpy Drills, Pleasant Waverly, Boylaa « - Little PlSle, Quick Charlie, Caboaga Paul 7 — Bullet Van Pace, Copper Box, Go Oa Forward I - High DOB A, Show Day N, Crimson Beau I — Dunnes Shadow, Doras Bogie One, Valentines Boy I* - One Night Affair, Rustic Zephyr, Homestretch Eve II - Kennebec Adios, Lincoln! Leader, Lamoa Hanover BEST BET: Keaaebec Adlos (lllh) Meadowlands Tonight

Mi Pact, WU3«, Clmr 4t>: TraLIHVOOO. ItwM. Barrel ol Cash IHinnwm) Cold comlort ILohmaver) t-S Ov«rS»rv* (B«tKhv) Kevilene Pioneer (Steall) 0.1 Supor Buck (OuMfl) Crystal Lent (Stlrtonl 5-1 Kevston* L*nc«r (CamptKll) Super victory (Sharp) a-1 L*f*ous H.MM>vir (Wtbsttrl Davids Lucky Day (Goudr.au) 0-1 Ev«m#rh» MM Win (No Driver) El Sllcar IH.Fillonl 1-1 Jack Fashion (Gllmour) Flying Mindv K (Rimmm) 70a: Pace, M.M0 Kevin John Hanov.r (Loonw) Timely Title INo Driver) 10-1 Qlh Divid*nd (No Driver) Candy Almahurst (Williams) 0-] 1*4 P«c«,»7.)M Armbro Uwln IWebslerl 4-1 r (NoOrlvtr) 1f>1 Drexel Majesty (Merul) IM »3>rI(ltlM*dtllMd>> 1*1 Ad Mac (Mangel) 15-1 AMrivtAlt (TomMlrto) 1J-1 Caesar Hanover (Wright) 0-1 Ou Pltssii (Wcbttir) sVI BlllleRoanlDeMarco) 1-1 Brrts Class (LancMttr)... IK Fred ICallahan) 4-1 Dav Outland (NuniiaU) 41 Jusl Tudor (Colette Jr.) 1-1 &P#4rJv E«t*r IBallvv. B-1 Oeklawn Chick INo Driver) 10-1 Maladu (DIIIM) 5-1 N#vtlator (O'Darwvtll) t-1 Ooputvs Knlo.hl.nart (NavlrtS) 30-1 POKMSong ILucMrrto) 1-1 Jrri:Trot,t»4M,ChnflJriTtt»4MChfl. P.P. Collins (Yanotl) 10-1 Mrndv Honor (No Driver) 10-1 Lucky Bingo (Rodgersl 4-1 Ac* Bav LM (O'DartrwII) 12-1 Walkakano (Mesaenaar) M Air North (No Driver) 30-1 Ooren (Lohmeyer) 4-1 AM* Winotwcpt 1 m***r Ctcil (Win*) t 1 Mr. (Mdflndar (H.FIIIon) 0-1 Nod ICampbsXI) t Mr. Interkxater IKIng Jr.) 101 Proud LMd (WhMrtr) OMfi Ubtll (Turcotlt) »«i:Pace.»),I0g,Cla».. •Jlfc; P»c«, ••,;»•, Clm#. Bills Race Time (King Jr.) l»l Swm Victory rO«Ulv) Maola Heart (Wrrgrrl) 0-1 Vam Irish Rum IMcGov«rn) Fulla Crlkk (FlligerakJ) 4-1 PMt KifM (Fttro) Wlnetena KMh IHan) 15-1 BraienKasMCamoOall) 4 1 Hatty Nome (No Driver) 0-1 THreaOEWrlWIIUll) »l Fllcka Thorn IWMMf) t-i FrIUIa Coelack (VKeotUr) Leadshot Hanover (Weugh) 0-1 B.S.'O.st Pride (MguanMr(MMianekr).) . Blailng pella IGllmour) 5-1 Ha,: Pace. IT. 171. »M. •ft Flying Ace (Dancer Jr.) I Oak: Pace. 111400. CMS.. PJIckys Bunk (Campbell) 10-1 Jutlat Julia (Wright! M Armbro Raven (Parker Jr.) 1-1 Mm Soucl (WrlgMI 5-1 Spring Kon (Colelta) 11-1 Bret Paw*r ICampMll) 4-1 a.B. Rum (No Driver) 0-1 CanadaeeM (Marul) • KIWI Kene (Long) 0-1 BeneMuHc (RUHOtna) KV1 rlWWtKrl 10-1 CharUal Hanover IKueMer) IM

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SELECTIONS 1 - Jack FaskioM, Sufer Bo»ck, Kevia Joaa HaJtover i - Brets Class. DaveOallaad, Popadoar 1 - NMi, Otaa Md, Ar»»e Bachelor 4 - Sam N«vef, FoMl KasfM, H H Steve I - B B Umm, Bait nyts« Ace, Still The Oae < - OsW CaoMfart, ls»»Ms Ucky Day, El SUear 7 -THFre4,BHH>Raaa).TimelyThl* I - Jojysrtck. Mr. lateriecator, Poacbe Stag j _ P^u Chirk. Laaistat Haaover, Braiea Kash U -Armbn lUws, Msjfy, JasUs Julie Plainfield/Silverton/Roxbury/RoseHe/RahwBy/Potnt Pt«a»anl Larchmonl PlajnHeW/Phiflipsbunj/Perth Amboy/V BBfTBBT::CSaMCMatort(Mhrt ' Television Today SHREWSBURY. N J MONOAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1980 The Duly Register 13 New York Channel* — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " Stelom. aaa] 70 Meter IMS James Caan trying to be ktf. MM ceet* or two MC 1 1 i ma wn - t IN 'tel •*« -TIM Caw*ten a Ski Juaaa). (2 IrejeiMwCMaajofm,'Tit* • OUWKOIntteOkaNa*- 4 Duk** Ot Hetier*" *•*) t* 0«IU hi Atrlee, an •*• •n» WaMoata.' («0 •**»*.) fort I* *«*»t "•*** *• ofaVutaeetkta • OR HavHord best actor'in the world IIM II. aMTiaU Hew York • liUJ TMa effort could eel a By FRED YAGER nice picture with universal hell was the reason (or this Another of his big peeves UMMNBSM • iWUMIIQet aM aaaaaaaafaA* TfajfjaB NEW YORK (AP) - "I themes about a father who's preview?' is people telling him what to 1-l-tCMUCt tioa of the wortd'* laat I»M ArtCantn. Snydof. Oueat: Torry want to be the best actor in taken away from his fktaM* UH Surety* A 71- ireet wlldernee* ereaa. "It turned out OK," re- do. "Take this women's lib Wllea. a ThaMdomlde tha world," proclaimed children." called Caan "But I had to thing," Caan said. "Women Boky'taWmaM.) hoart' ajtekea a era**- I UlUDr. •> James Caan, here to promote For several week*, Caan like to get on me for no re UWH fight 1 had to m#ke (hern country tft^ wtui Ms *jWta4 the Nell" T51mon comedy had two jobs, working on the understand we weren't walk- ason They think I'm a Slepaato.. Mwtt, a eat (*at*e) *)) (t G.a.a IMS tette OawU, elon for pattenta and John Dafl. •chootlMcher "Chapter Two" and the film Simon film during the day ing around on our knuckles macho thing. I don't car*) I earna haired from the InWotehtewnflndemeen "Hide In Plain Sight," in and editing "Hide in Plain It's really hard to hang on to what they do in their personal • KMU'Mako'ThJeaar- Ing to her life through a MWW Aatati Awaricejnhte- •JatAHIAetoxn... which Caan not only start but Sight" at night "It was integrity in this business. You lives, but they shouldn't dic- CKNM brtWant young mkear, who rough for awhile, but the ex- tate to me. tor> bagar* w*M» ti eot- day auddanly arupt* I* one ol her atudwnta. (2 directs. sound like some kook because OMCtWU *od* whloh atudlea th* whan an aarthquaka wife expected a check every •WBSIMMIVIHK "I've sort of strayed you want to do good work. "I don't want to get into a racial atarotyplng of ahokaa tha ctry, aat* off a month," he said, smiling. MUB MB MOUUTr 1 Aalan American* In our wava af vandallam and IX •r«W^«lVKtrVI away from that goal," ad- "You can see why great philosophical thing or sound eoclety. From Fu Manchg • MOWflKStBir," "»<*> mitted the 42-year-old actor. Once "Hide in Plain actors like (Marlon) Brando like I'm into Zen or Qrf-miedmondO'Beion, mum to eiotlc Dragon Lady, that leavoa tha Trlbuna "Things got too easy. I don't Sight" was In the can, Caan don't care any more. They anything," he added, "but. IN* Wm •umtne* Aelen* Yvonne Do Carlo. Rivalry m OS KM with no way lo print lha go** on In the Old Weal feel I've worked hard in a still had to battle with the made him that way. They cut I'm the only one who closes through tn**yeeo lad Dtaeats 1975 Paul Vin- FREEHOLD I — Fatso (PG) 7:45.9:45 where he maata a delight- San Frenclaco. (Pt. II.; 2 QreatTeikabSlampade' Black Hole IPG) 7. r:X. 9:20 cent, Frank Logan. A FREEHOLDII — SHREWSBURY PLAZACINEMAIM ful woman and beglna to Star*: Dennla Weaver, young man, plagued with AmeVlcan Gigolo IR) 7:30,9:45 Chapter Two (PG) 2. 7:15,9:40 MIDDLESEX COUNTY lllnlo»*.(«0mlna.) George HemHton. FREEHOLD III Ultlnlo mental Illnaaa, become* The Rosa IR) 2,7:15.9:40 EDISON Evant* acheduled to bo -(Repeat) . ' Inaanaly end homlcldally MENLO PARK CINEMA I — HAZLET .All Thai Jail (R) 1,.3:tS. 5:30. .•{pttOMWSHQWOuo.t laeloua ol hi* alater'a PLAIA — Rlcnerd Dawaon hoala Man a Figure ovaiifiQ, fat " > hoat: HcTf Clem, uueeita: Chapter Ywo~(P?E)**i740, 4:30, JAME rONDA [PG thla competition teatur- run of tha Men'* Qlant Tammy Wynotte, Buddy MI I KWS American Gigolo (R) 7,9:15 ' CINEMA II 7:tS, 9:30 ROBERT REDFORD Hackatt, Suiann* Ml I HSIOTMOOAT Last Married Couple (R) 7:15, SOMERSET COUNTY i. (SOmm*.) r-HM SOMERSET Ml KEANSBURG RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I— THEELECTRIC COLONIAL — Chapter Two (PG) 2,7:20.9:40 Go Dancing... WMIII OtVMK ID I iWCAUfOHOtUl The Electric Horseman (PG) RUTGERS PLAZACINEMA II — HORSEMAN Mil. Sal. Sun 2 pm US I iMOIWttliMilAORPHU 7:30,9:30 American Gigolo (R) 2:10, 7:40. H'( part of tha aoelal ecene. 'KEYPORT 9:55 am Ml I ISTAMET STRAND — MPAA RATINGS 455 taGMUSTMSMY French Wives (X) 1:10, 3;2O. G — General audiences. O OAVl A1LEN SHOW 5:30, t:40, 10:30; Swedish Sororlly PG — All aa*s. (Parental O 000 COOTIE SM NEWS Girls IX) 12,2:15.4:25,6:35,9:30 guidance suggested ) Silt (WE US MS DAT LONG BRANCH R — Restricted. (Persons u Join IMS BaiAIMrMUEl'The Ab- LONG BRANCH MOVIES I - 17 not admitted unless accompanied mutum 5 22 Black Holt IPG) 2.7:30.9:20 bv parent or adult guardian.) duction' Th* parent* of a won 1941 Shlrl*yT.mpl*. X Adults only. runaway girl attempt to Franchot Ton*. ARTHUR MURRAVB •natch her from h*r now rallglou* cult and Barney Peter Pigeon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS haa lo work out a recon- CWBrW 291-0148 M-SO GEORGE ciliation. (Repeat) BURNS IIM 0 MOVIE ^«HIUK-DtAMA) Classified Way NBC's latest "V, "J3 P*c« la laker Slro*f I'M Van Johnaon, Vera LAKE PLACID, N.Y. ART Mil**. A blind dotectlve (AP) — Bowser and Peacock CARNEY COME—JOIN «OMI Ot TMf NWHT PtOft-I IN TOWN wtto ire having good trlaa to aolvo a London move over — NBC Radio has Hmos at ma new Oanc« Time Club — Lat ua ktlroduca you lo our mambaKt 5M "The Action Line' how o*»y it <* to get icquainwd how friendly, refined and con0tni*.l our members murder. (2 hra.I just acquired Peter the are Dance Time Quo n compoaM ol aduh man and women — all wMtt umilii B IWEE SIOOCES purpose to make new Inendt. incteau ttfctr conttdence, potee and poputaoty s 542-1700 Homeless Olympic Homing enioy hie more through danc-na 12:11 B DKK tAVIII SHOW Pigeon. S, hi UCOflT HltdtO-VOO HAY COW MOW. We penonaiiy i*« u H mai * 7:45-10 you have a great tima thai you willl ddanca e witth a wktkte vatiatatiaty of pannan form Peter wan retting on a 1 many new Itiflndihipa. with the kind ot ppeopta youII ba proud to aaaoctM with. ENJOY OUR DAILY MMIXE M - oW WEWEEKLE Y EEOCIAL* WITH BE- windowsill outside NBC's PfHtHMSNTPfHtHMSNTtt . TTrtet e affairff * hhave madd * a b-b g wt woh our membajfb . it »VM tthhe a wonderful opportunity to have mo»o fun. .matt nawpaopta. make rwwfnendi Briody's Olympic office at the local WELL MAKE YOU MOM POMJLAII IN It OAYtf Our methods are ao limpte you'll b« deiighied to aaa how quickly you can become a comfortable dance high school Sunday afternoon partner' You'd low any ihyneta or baahlulnaaa gain naw tell-conlrdence up when the broadcasters de- r charm and paraonaHty maka more friend* In • month than you've made in a y VALENTINE cided to get some fresh air. UJl WWEEKS OF FUN A VtAnl... rrtat'i what you can expect once you're a member ofl DDance Time Club We plan a whole year ol fun lor our member! tun day alter "He looked at us for a day. w*«tt alter week, month after month You'll leern all the latetI Mepe f»n run while and flew in," said Jack while you're teaming. PARTY O'Rourke, here from New "GOING IN STYLE" 7:45-10 Monte Mmon THURSDAY FEB. 21 York City for the XIII Winter "W* rocolvod « tf«fn*ndoua rctponi* and M Games. Chapter many contort!**! comp!lm*>nU thai « dectdod FRANC HISCO OANCl aTUDK) 10 do N (toatn tfrit Thursday". Two lit;; DANCE TIME CLUB 7:45-9:45 CALL MISS LEE Dlnnw featuring Sweetheart Steak (Filet MIgnon) 1:30 4 9:20 81.50 @ 5,50 commence* at 5 P.M. So bring your fore to DOMDeLUISE 255-3730 Uon Frll-IOpm-S* lUm'prn 741-5858 our place. Thru Feb. 18th (no shows 11 & 12) Please lend without obhoebon your Dance Time Club brochure

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ALL AGES Due to Mia Manaa and tantllrw subject mattar. discretion Is urged THE PRIZE FIGHTER COLLEGE STUDENTS FAST DELIVERY A Knockout Comedy! SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR DEPOSIT REFUNDED A Tri Star Pictures Production DATES • A New World Pictures Release MON TU68 WED 1 FBI BAT I. II 1( 20 21 22 21 flow Playing at a ShowcaaeTheatre Maar You. HOURS MUSIC MAKER'S MON, TUE8, WED • SAT: BRICK TOWN BRICK TOWN 10:00101:00 —2:00 to COO CINEMASEHVICfS FLORINXREATIVt'S TMURS ft *HI: 10:00101:00—2*0 to 1:00 CINEMA JACKSON CINEMA 34 MATAWAN 43 Nawman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury, N.J. MUSIC MAKER'S MUSIC MAKER'S 747-9827 Now Playing at Select Area Theatres COMMUNITY EATONTOWN DOVER TOMS RIVER Rt. #36 & Poole Ave. Tea. • MimI nm. HH MChaOlaa.irJaa. TRIANGLE'S MUSIC MAKER'S vriarnBnt tmuui in MT POND ROAD FREEHOLD WEST END Hazlet, N.J. IONO BRANCH New format for Sisterhood's antiques-show—

Ol RANDOLi: — An unusal American Indian candle holder with formal prisms will be displayed at the An- tique* Show and Sale in Congregation B'nal Israel, Rumson.

AT YOUR SERVICE — Maria Cantor, Fair Haven, second from right, and Dee Tanen, Little Silver, right, chairmen of the Antiques Show and Sale sponsored by Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson, visit Antiques and Uniques, Willow Drive, Little Silver, one of the exhibitors for the forthcoming event, to view some of the wares that will be shown. Shop owner Lifestyle Dorothy Wild, Little Silver, left, looks on as Jean Barr, Fair Haven, also a proprietor, shows an antique brass 14 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1980 tea kettle and trivet.

RUMSON—The annual antiques show and sale sponsored by the Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Israel, will open Saturday at 8 p.m. with a champagne preview and be open to the public Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the synagogue, Hance and Ridge Roads. Maria Cantor, Fair Haven, and Dee Tanen, Little Silver, head the committee for this year's event and have selected dealers for their unique and varied wares. The total Sis- terhood sponsorship represents a departure from previous

Among some, specialized item's to be displayed are Often- tal tapestries from Stephen Dons, Marlboro; a gold watch collection from Daniel Doloff of Pennsylvania; hand-carved decoys from Crossroads of Sport, New York; cut glass from Mary Ellen Tilton, Bay Head, and Victoriana from Raymond Volario, Long Branch. Also, Living Windows of Little Silver will supply greenery for decoration and sale, and Thelma Jakel, West Orange, will show antique jewelry. Jakel also does restoring, restringing and redesign work. •> Among other dealers exhibiting primitive and period furniture, porcelains, original art, china and cloisonne will be Pier Street, Wall Township; The Well and Tree, Locust; Antique Mart, Matawan; the Rare Bird, Elberon; Mary Kravetz Antiques and Bruce Wolford, Freehold; Homestead Acres 1873, Clarksburg; Mary Jane Roosevelt, Rumson; Giftiques, Neptune; Joseph Vincent, Red Bank, and Katherine Sebring, Bloomfield. Admission may be paid at the door and provides unlimited entrance to the show. Information on general and champagne preview fees is available by contacting the synagogue office.

A NEW YOU How to make new friends... By EMILY WILKENS much thinner." makes her feel bad. Good manners are a key that opens the door It's rubbing salt into open wounds. Let somebody else — a real meanie — prick to popularity so, is you want to succeed socially, Don't be candid. More feelings have been the bubbles that make others fee) good about heed these hints: hurt by the unvarnished truth than by anything themselves. Everyone has a few areas they'd Don't blow your own horn too loudly or too else. And to what avail? It's not friendly to say father not be totally truthful about. You don't long. No need to hide accomplishments, achieve- things like: make friends by exposing them ments, or honors. Just take them in stride in- "You've really put on weight." Don't spread the bad word It travels fast stead of embellishing or dwelling on them at "You look terrible — how do you feel?" enough without help from you. Stamp "Strictly great length. That's tooting too hard and ii "Have you thought of getting your eyes Confidential" on nasty gossip and remember boring for everyone except you and your family done?" that "mum" is good advice, especially where fan club. Remarks like these are guaranteed to make friends are concerned. Don't take the edge off other people's you instant enemies. Never reveal a confidence. That's breaking pleasure. That's what happens all too often. For Don't pry. Some questions are best left un- trust. If someone thinks highly enough of you to example, one person will say, "Our house was asked: confide, show you're trustworthy and label the really a- steal at (60,000," only to have a "Why did your marriage break up?" confidence "Top Secret." "friend" suggest: "If you'd only bought 10 "What do you think your doctor suspect?" Don't let yourself sing "I, I, I." It's an ego years ago when we did, you would have paid half "Is your ex-husband dating anyone?" trip and a turn-off. EIGHT-DAY WONDER — This 8-day Seth Thomas that." Close friends will confide what they want you Don't sing the praises of your children too Register Clock, circa 1850, with an OG frame case and reverse Don't be insincere. Silence is far more golden to know. As for the unanswered questions in your loudly either — it's embarrassing to them and paintings on glass, will be shown by Antiques & Uni- — and you know what gold's worth these days — mind, don't ask! irritating to parents whose own offspring show ques, Little Silver, at the Sisterhood-sponsored Anti- than a phony compliment. Don't stoop to exposing harmless white lies. no signs of genius. photos by ques Show and Sale at Congregation B'nai Israel, If she really looks dreadful, don't lay "You For example, if a size 16 friend insists her new The proven way to popularity is a snap. Just Rumson. The champagne preview Is Saturday night look great." dress is size 12, hold your tongue. To suggest "It think of all the things people you don't like do — Don Lore// and the show will continue Sunday and Monday. If he's still hefty, don't suggest "You look must be cut very big" accomplishes nothing and then avoid doing them yourself. HINTS FROM HELOISE

I A. Quaglia, Pressing way to remove wax spots R.P. WHAT IS GUM DISEASE? DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: My son, a policeman, gave my little grandson an old police A needle threader does a neat Job In repairing a garment A good trick to avoid pilling and rubbing when you wash s not removed at least dally, it accumulates hat he no longer uses. that has developed a snag. sweaters is to turn them inside out both for washing and eria In the plaque produce substances which My grandson was so proud of it, bat I accidentally spilled irritate the gum tissues. Eventually the tissues pull Just poke the needle threader right up next to the palled drying. away from the teeth, leaving deep pockets that candle wax on it. thread, catch the loose thread In the threader and pull It back Works beautifully. - Sandy Kenny become filled with bacteria and pug. • •. Can you tell me how to remove the wax? — Rath Me. through to the underside of the garment. Among the warning signs of gum discass an: Have no fear, Ruth, I think I can help you get back into the DEAR HELOISE: 1. Bleeding of gums good graces of your grandson. My daughter calls her threader a "knit-picker." '— Ever cut out a pattern using corduroy or some such I. Persistent bad breath napped fabric only to find the nap running iq every which S. Soft, swollen or tender gums The procedure is the same one you would use on carpet, a Christine Manwaring 4. Loose teeth tablecloth, or any fabric item that gets In the path of a For such a flimsy looking little thing, a needle threader's way? 5 Gums shrinking away from teeth dripping candle. got to be one of the handiest little gadgets invented. I've found if I mark my pattern pieces with a large red t. Any change In tile spaces between teeth or Assuming the wax is on the cloth part of the hat, get Keep one handy in your dressing area for the purpose arrow pointing in the direction I am to cut, It draws my in the way teeth come together. several white napkins or paper towels and, using them as a Christine mentioned. You'll be elated. Just remember never attention to the problem and saves a tearful afternoon. — Barbara Colwell YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US whn you blotter, put one at a time over the wax and press with a warm ever to cut one of thoae snags or you may get a very unsightly need a medicine. Pick up your prescription II iron. runner. — Heloise DEAR HELOISE: snooping nearby, or we will deliver promptly As the napkin absorbs the wax, replace it with a clean one. without extra charge. A great many people DEAR HELOISE: Did you know that nearly any vegetable can be disguised entrust us with their prescriptions. May we Continue this way until all the wax has been removed. and slipped into soups, stews, chili, spaghetti sauce, etc.? ff the wax is on the plastic or leather part of the hat, put In re L. Castro's problem with the wrought iron railing and compound yours? the crawling baby, this is how I solved the same problem. My family thinks they have won the battle against squash, a the hat into the freezer for a spell and you should be able to carrots, cabbage and broccoli. They have no idea that these Just flick off the wax with your finger. Good luck! - Heloise I used the railing as a macrame frame and macramed a AOTHMOED MTMUm HM HOUSTEl OtTOMV rMtUCTI close weave. You can be as elaborate as you want or Just do a and other nutritious vegetables have been put through the Shrewsbury Pharmacy LETTER OF LAUGHTER few simple square knots. blender or fine grater and are insidiously improving their nutrition. — Jenny DEAR HELOISE: If the cords are tied side to side, there won't be any space THE SIIRKWSIK'H V SHOPS You have heard the old saylag, "If you want something for baby to stick his head through. Be sure to tie it securely to IIHOMtST. 7II-M7I HIIKKWSHIKY Have a great cooking hint? Don't Just put It in a pot or pan IMIKMUMrTlOV CIIKMIHIS KIIKK IIKI.lt KR> done right, do it yourself." the top and bottom though. — put it in an envelope and send it to Heloise care of this Well, "II yea waal aa intelligent conversation, then talk The macrame can be easily removed when no longer newspaper. Sorry she can't answer your letter personally but t»y«irielf!"- Alice wanted or needed. — Connie Hays she will use the beat tips received In her column. fliu SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18. i960 The Daily itexister 15 Engagements ASK DR. BROTHERS Smifh-Hemphill KUMSON—The engagement of Mary Catherine Hemphill x to George Bradford Smith is announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs Julian Hemphill,» Ridge Road Mr Smith is the SOB of Jerome R. Smith and Mrs Prances M Veller, both of Don't fence me in' RuUand, Vt A summer wedding is planned Miss Hemphill, who is known as Mollie, is an alumna of By DR. JOYCE BKOIHEHS sufficient sleeping space. this Uad ef kamg-up is a SBU aad what dees U Miss porter's School, Farmington, Conn., and was awarded a Dear Dr. Brothers: Recently we moved to the When our space isn't right for us, we frequent- mea»? Does it iadtcate aaythiag about Us US degree cum laude in animal science from the University of city so my husband could get a jet) at a higher ly feel depressed without knowing why. This may character? — T.P. New Hampshire. She was presented at the Debutante Cotillion salary. What we didn't know at the time was that lead to the kind of escapist shopping trips you and Christmas Ball in 1V7*. Her father, now retired, was bead Ike increase m salary weald be quickly eaten up describe. Persons whose living space isn't right Dear T.P.: I believe a preoccupation with of ooooa boon purcliasaa tor Hwsbsy Pood* Corp., and a by higher living cj>l», We have two children and tin them spend a great deal of time away from women's breast* indicates a certain immaturity. member of its board of directors. Mr. Hemphill also served were booing to nave one more before calliag a home, taking trips, and spending a lot of money on Indeed, the trate who focuses en little else M four terms as president and chairman of the board of the New halt to the family stu. New, 1 realize it would be impulse. actually regressing to infantile days' and un- York Cocoa Exchange. ridiculous to have another child. We don't have If it's Impossible to move again, as it probably consciously, he may want another mama to look after him, fondle him and take care of all his The prospective bride is a granddaughter of the late room lor the two we have. We're in a very small is for you, then I'd suggest you enroll in some needs. The tiny baby is unable to see mother as a Clifford Hemphill, a founding partner of Hemphill, Noyes & apartment and it's had a very bad effect on me. adult education courses. If you can't change your whole person. During the first weeks of life, the. Co., Investment bankers, and the late Mrs. Hemphill. Her I've been depressed ever slice we arrived. My livinq space, try to turn your escape into baby may not see much else but mother's breast. maternal grandparents are Mrs. Joseph A. Kelly, New York, children and my husband have adjusted far better something positive and productive. Eventually, mother becomes a whole person with and the late Mr. Kelly, founder of the Radium Chemical Co. than 1.1 get very restless being cooped up In these tiny rooms that 1 waste many hours roaming feelings of her own and with many parts to her Mr. Smith was graduated cum laude from the University Dear Dr. Brothers: I've been going with this through department stores and, of course, spend- character and her body. Mollit- Hemphill of New Hampshire with a BS degree in biology. His father is guy for about five movths and basically, we like ing money. Often, I buy things we don't even vice president of the Vermont Electric Supply Corp. each other a lot and often find we have a lot in Nancy Hirschberg. psychology professor at need. — G.O. common. We're both tennis freaks and we like the the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle, in a 10- Dear GO: Your children and your husband same rock start, we like to disco and sometimes year study on the subject, found that men who like Kowalski-Mc Allister are probably adjusting better because they're not we even read the same magazines. There's women with large breasts tend to be outgoing as confined to this limited space. They also may something about him that turns me off, however, show-offs who don't care to help others. As with UNCROFT—Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. have different space needs. How we feel about and I find it hard to understand. He has a real just about everything else, however, it's hard to Gerald McAllister, 14 Hill Road, of the engagement of their space and how much we require depends on what thing about women's breasts and he's always generalize about this. daughter, Susan E. McAllister, to Kenneth C. Kowalski, son of we knew in our early childhood. Youngsters commenting about the size of this part of the The best way to find out about your friend is to Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Kowalski, 19 W Richard St., Hazlet raised with a room of their own and a great deal anatomy and how much it turns him on. I happen ask him why he cares so much about breasts. Talk An October wedding is planned. of play space grow up into adults who feel uncom- to have just normal size breasts and 1 honestly to him and encourage him to probe into this Miss McAllister was graduated from Red Bank Catholic fortable if they're crowded or if they don't have never gave it all that much thought. What causes matter for himself. High School and received a BS degree in accounting magna cum laude from Monmouth College, West Long Branch, where she was a member of Lambda Sigma Tau. She Is a cost and methods analyst at Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., ANN LANDERS Newark Mr. Kowalski is a graduate of Raritan High School, Hazlet, and attended Brookdale Community College and the Swan Me Allister Universiity of Vermont. He is employed by United Parcel Service, Farmlngdale. Old photo disturbs new hubby

Watson-Marley several "failures" these past relieved. Then It was bis turn. Dear Ann Landers: Re- photograph (12" by 14") of daughter's daddy. That pic- Lea-Halsey few weeks. When we made She saw what he was going to CLEARWATER, Fla- cently I married a divorced her former husband on the ture has been there for four love" In my apartment before do, so she grabbed bis wrist. I'KI.IIAM. Mass-Mr and Mrs. Van R Halsey Jr. here, Wendy Susan Marley and woman. She was married to chest of drawers in our years, and if 1 remove it she our marriage, it was terrific. Ihey fought like a couple of formerly of Rumson, N. J., announce the engagement of their Bradley John Watson plan to Mr. X for 10 yean.They had bedroom. I hinted several might think I have hostile Our honeymoon was also fan- ten-year-olds while his male daughter, Dale Simmons Halsey, to Thomas Nolle Lea of be married March 22. An- a daughter who it now nine weeks ago that the picture feelings toward him." tastic. I'm sure 1 am in friends egged him on, Yarmouth, Maine, son of Gilbert Lea of Cumberland nouncement of their engage- years old. made me uncomfortable. Her Our sex life Is not as good hibited by those eyes that screaming, "DO IT." The Koreside, Maine, and Mrs. Porter N. Lea of Princeton, N. J. A ment and forthcoming mar- My wife keeps a huge reply was, "He is my as it should be I have had seem to be staring at me couple struggled for what June wedding is planned. riage is made by Miss Marlcy's parents, Mr. and from the chest of drawers. seemed like an eternity. Mrs. Ronald E. Marley here, 1 never thought I would Finally he won and shoved Mias Halsey is a registered nurse at the Maine Medical formerly of Aberdeen, N. J. wind up asking Ann Landers the cake Into the bride's face, Center in Portland. She was valedictorian of her graduating, Mr. Watson is the son of Mr. for advice, but here I am. ruining her make-up and clots, at Marvmount College School Of Nursing, Arlington, *and Mrs. Charles Watson, 418 I'lease help me. — Love splattering her gown. Va.. and rtdlds 9 ».<•&**» - :~CVT'"^*****^1*?* 1 '-"•.' itawi. Aberdeen. He Trouble In Kansas where she was graduated magna cum laude and electM to Phi and his fiancee are graiir... - Beta Kappa. Her father is senior associate in admissions and of Matawan (N. J.) Regional your wite to De alert to tic, 1 think' you should associate professor of American studies at Hampshire Col- High School. her daughter might pick up in it's considered cool by the lege. Miss Halsey is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marley, Matawan, was the way of non-verbal younger generation. — A Wit- Halsey Sr. and James S. Parkes, Rumson, and the late Mrs. graduated also from messages, but she's off-base ness Parkes. Katharine Gibbs School, in this instance. Daddy's pic- Montclair, and is employed ture should be kept in full Dear Witness: I've gone to by Raamot Associates, view, but the appropriate a good many weddings these Parlin, N. J. place is in her daughter's past few years and have yet Mr. Lea holds a BA degree in government from Bowdoin Mr. Watson is an alumnus bedroom — not yours. to see a single cake shoved College. He is assistant vice president of Sun Savings and Dear Ann: You were not into the face of either a bride Loan of Portland, and is pursuing an MBA degree at the of Rutgers University, Newark, N. J , and is assis- fair when you responded to or a groom. Maybe I don't University of Southern Maine. His father is chairman of the "It Happened in Boston.". I travel In trendy circles and if board of Tower Publishing Co., Portland. tant manager of Foodtown, EnKlishtown, N. J. refer to the woman who felt this is what they're into, it's sorry for the bride when her just as well. Such tacky husband shoved the wedding behavior would ruin my day. cake Into her face at the cut- Longstreet-Cusick nuptials ting ceremony. CONFIDENTIAL to A KKANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Apparently you are mat trip Dramatic Example, Please: Cusick, 33 Willis Ave.. announce the mar- to this generation's customs, Who would have thought 20 riage of their daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Miss Landers. Let me fill you years ago that a couple would Cusick, to Michael Richard Longstreet, son in. 1 have seen this happen at have a daughter at West 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Longstreet, 681 practically every wedding Point and a son at Vassar I'd Gerard Ave., Long Branch. I've attended in the past 10 say this is a dramatic exam- The Rev. Gregory Vaughan officiated at Years. Each time 1 cringe, ple of how attitudes about the ceremony Nov. 11 here in St. Ann Roman but everyone else laughs. sexual equality have changed Catholic Church. A reception followed in "Cake-shoving" seems to be in the 70s. Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. a great crowd-pleaser. Usual- ly the1 bride pushes the cake Discover how to be date Kathy Cusick was maid of honor for her bait without falling hook, line sister, who also was attended by Cathy Jo Into the groom's face. Last week I attended a and sinker. Ann Landers' Jennings, Mrs. Cindy Luminoso, Cathy booklet, "Dating Do's and Longstreet and Bernice Boman. Flower girl very elegant wedding, la Beverly Hills. The flowers Don'ts," will help you be was Susan Walsh and page was Thomas more poised and sure of Walsh. were perfect, the attendants beautiful and the buffet table "yourself on dates. Send 50 D. Michael Foster was best man and cents along with a long, ushers were Thomas Cusick, Thomas magnificent. When they cut the cake, I prayed there stamped, self-addressed en- Luminoso, Jerry Wilson and Joseph Tozer. velope with your request to Mrs. Longstreet, a graduate of Mid- would be no rough-housing. The bride fed her groom Ann Landers, P:O. Box 11995 dletown High School North, was employed by Chicago, Illinois 60611. Ohrbach's, Woodbridge Mall. the first piece daintily. I was Mr. Longstreet, a graduate of Long Branch High School and DeVry Technical Newcomers' program Institute, where he received an associate MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LONGSTREET degree in electronics engineering. He is HOLMDEL - Us Stoney employed by IBM in Fishkill, N. Y., where Rwltltr photo bv Carl Fonno of Colts Neck Travel will pre- the couple reside after a wedding trip to NEWCOMERS' EVENT — Mvrna Bennet, AAiddletown, center, chairman of the sent a program at Thursday's Orlando, Fla. Middletown Newcomers' annual fashion show and luncheon, discusses the program 10 a.m. meeting of the with Helene Kessler, left,.and Lucinda Micheletti, both of Middletown. The theme of Newcomers Club of Colts the event set for March 1 at noon in Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown, will be "The Many Neck and Holmdel here in the Faces of Women." Fashions will be presented bv Kinkel's, Tinton Falls, and hair social hall of Holmdel Com- YOUR HEALTH and makeup, bv Sheer Honesty, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Membership informa- munity Church, Main Street. tion is available from Renee Vlani, P.O. Box 57, Middletown. Eligible are persons A stewardess will explain residing in Middletown 18 months or less. how to pack a suitcase. Persons who are residents of the Colts Neck-Holmdel area Detecting for for less than two years are School program Read-A-Thon Contest for children welcome to attend. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OCEAN TOWNSHIP — - Art teacher Mrs. Elizabeth man, fundraising corrdinator Ocean Township Hadassah is Clarke and speech therapist and Marjorie Schwartz, fun- conducting its Read-A-Thon Mrs. Susan Zwiebel will pre- draising vice president, are diverticulitis Contest for children through in charge of details. Prizes of UNIVERSAL sent a program -about their March 15. Proceeds will By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. Diverticulosis is not un- special services at a meeting $15. $15 and $10 will be usual among people past the benefit the Hadassah Medical awarded Itk' ^.THk a long period of time. of the Atlantic Highlands PRODUCTIONS Recently, I began to have age of 45, especially those Organization. Candy Fried- Diverticulosis may be due PTO Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Preienti some pain below the navel. who are obese. Very often, The doctor found that I have u> some congenital weakness here in the school's Media BEAUTY PAGEANT of the wall of the intestine. diverticulosis exists without Center. The latter will de- diverticulitis. He said that I and have probably had it for a The inner lining of the large any evidence of sign or monstrate equipment used in speech testing and the art Health is not only long time. Is it possible for intestine may protrude symptom. A routine X-ray MODELING CONTEST someone to have this condi- through the muscle and cause examination may first bring teacher will explain how art is reflected in all aspects of tion all his life without know the out-pouching, or it to the attention of the doc- GIRLS 2-25 life. Feeling Well! . ing It? - Mr. W.I., Ore. Dear diverticula. tor. BOYS 3-8 Mr. I.: Sometimes, bacteria enter NO TALENT the pouch and produce ab- You are probably refer- dominal cramps, nausea, ring to your doctor's CALL: 429-7834 WIN diagnosis of dlvertlculosis, vomiting and alternate bouts of diarrhea and constipation. tor more information PRIZES-TROPHIES rather than diverticulitis. NGGD H€LP DGCOMTING? or send coupon These symptoms are not A diverticulum is a small below to: SCHOLARSHIPS sac, or pouch, that extends ch a rapte ri s ti c of YOU Cm I/WORD A AWARDS AND MORE through the wall of the large diverticulitis alone. They re- UNIVERSAL intestine. Many of these exist semble those caused by ap- COWULMION throughout life and never pendicitis, gallbladder dis- PRODUCTIONS MARCH 16,1980 cause any disturbance. ease and other abdominal IN YOUB HONG Holiday Inn Diverticulosis indicates the conditions. Therefore, It HtMfltM. N.J. 07003 Waat Long Branch presence of many of these takes astute judgment and in- Call small sacs. tensive study to differentiate Barbara Doyle It is only when one or diverticulitis from other pro- SEND COUPON TO BE ELIGIBLE blems in toe abdomen. 741-0600 more of these sacs become NAME AQF inflamed or Infected that the When diverticulitis Is D&H Paint Co. diagnosed and treated active- Family Chiropractic Services condition is known as 14 W. Front St., Red Bank MFDMft diverticulitis. Since ly, complications can be pre- diverticulitis causes pain and vented. Antibiotics, an- fc\ "Lei Me Help You Decorate" Broad Street Chiropractic Center riTV STATE abdominal tenderness, it Is tispastnodtc drugs and well- Richard M. GUI, D. C. 7S9 Broad Street hardly possible that the con- regulated diet are all part of 747-4802 Shrewsbury 7IP ,- dition would go unnoticed for the treatment. SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18.1S60 StMsfy Smith Denim the Menace

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TOO MUCH e ON SX4R8OWD , AMY BE . TW0W.B 1 fMCXTHME 2 Autt* For SM 2 Autos For Safe Tiger SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1960 The DMIy Register 17 Autos P«r Salt DA TSUI* IWt-MtZ tUcvltiMtor, MERCURY 1974 — flip)I" XR7 S1Ht.pWant.Mj automat*, pawar brakes, manual v|. automatic, power steer steering, air, aWM-irack weres, ex Ing/brake*. *k. etaM-track stereo, AMC PACK 1«M - YMNJW, powtr tllver with rod interior. 7S.2S0 mile*, PART TIME ftOOKKCEPEH — ttiiFiFH/bffcw. air, AM/FM radio. k_.._ two mounted mew tires MKMMM. GMaral aftKe wart, 18 to IS hour. STOP! MM* will it- Cell 471-Ukl. Valve, DMter. 741 S 11.995. tax and Ikonea extra. Red per *•** Rynww araa, an tha but ASK frank Volvo, Dealer, 741 5M4. .rw. $171 par hour la Mart Call YOURSELF — ftMW - Wft, MM U»- i, Mack, «M. OOOCE CHARGER 1*74 — IpacU 8414)85, Mav* Where will I be and what will f toe i rag., tiara*, *k CM«- Span EdlHen v•%. awiomatk. pawer doina ftva vaa**i from today rl I steering/brakes, many extras Wagon. AM/FM stereo. .... continue what I am flat Eta new?" mllev tie. MO Call t9l fteSTPerfect cenalliae. Hill air. power locks. 15500 After 1:31, PART TIME - euwiiancM tvtM.t We have M*M iMaJUaM la fill in Urn 2BI-471-4073 717 5057 tor wnaral office wort, vartout area which can deveia* inio flu***., 10-hour out minimum Call manaaamanl tar tha rf«M parwn BMW XM-l — MK Wu«. Ifn, air DODGE 1977 - Atewn tE Waawn MERCURY CAPRI 1971 — Four ElgMv •hyticiamafflca, 2 5 JO ance raotdlv tnlo mana—mairt. •Earn up to WOtO and more b**.n nina the first year MUSTANG 1974 — T< alitar Shrawibury, N.J O77f1 TO QUALIFY YOU SHOULD: CADILLAC COUPfi OEVILLE 1fM DODGE CRESTWOOO — Station cylinder, vinyl roof, eutometk, — LOMM. mini con*.ran. UMO. Wagon 197S. Tan exterior, wood 40,000 miles. Blue. Geed running 1 Autos For Sal* 3 Trucks For Sal. 51 Help Wanted 51 H*lp Wanted PIZZA PERSON — Full time, Be ambitious dependable Call MZ SSOt or Ifillir paneling Interior, tuogage rack, nights Eapenenced Aa#lv in I eggresttve autamatlc, air, power steer- person. Lutgi'* Famous Piiia, 477 __i willinwilling loto do some limited CAMARO t?7J — Power itMrine, TWIN BRIDGES FIAT FORO DIESEL CTtM 1971 — 36' AUTO SALESPERSON - Excellent GLASS TRAINEE - To learn auto Middle Rd , Hail*! AM/FM Mracfc. V-i Mutt Mil Ing/bfaket, radial tires, AM/FM a veli no radio, cruiM control, lino firm. RT. II, SAYREVILLE. N.J. flatbed, five-sveed. electric rear, opportunity exists at growing AMC nd general glass trade. Company •Own • «ood car %t.m or bnl «H«r 741 3743 MUSTANG 1974 — New paint. mini new tfm, excellent running cendi- Jeep dealership for experienced, •« paid Blue Cross and Blue Shield, PROFIT OR NON PROFIT OR- GANIZATIONS - Take not* CETA ~OR THE RIGHT PERSON, THIS CAMARO — mechanically excellent Twin Bora Motors Inc. tten W 3611. iressive sale««erson, all benefits. tension fund, life Insurance, vac* S A LIFETIME CAREER OP FIREBIRD (EiPRITE) 117» — 741-1954 ieli for appointment, ash tor Jim, ions and holidays. Atlantic Glass EMPLOYEES are avaliaWa for a mltw, UMO Light blue, factory wheel, automatic Ill Newman Spring Rd. Rod Batik FORD 19*9 — Contractor's Special worthwhile PROJECT. All PRO-PORTUNITY WITH AN INTERNA M AMC/JEEP HI-OHM 264-1776. ALL AMERICAN INC., ompevtv, II Maple Ave., Red Bank. TIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES transmission, good gas mileage, NOVA 1979 - Custom, six-cylinder, U-ton, complete with cut-In torch. Hwv. IS at ftedle Rd . HUM. JECTS submitted mutt be a max- air. ISAM miles About 25 meg imum ol (2 month* Contact For a personal interview tail CHEVROLET IMPALA 1»tt economy 305 engine, air, power USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES tanks, small Boom and Come-e-long HAVE SPARE TIME? Power iltorln«/%rah*«. air, oood steer ing/brakes, power windows, Ntgetleble. 14150 471 70W. Good buv for right person, esfcine If M. Salvalore F Sai*rno, CETA Ad Don Leonard crulM control, rear window defog AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- HMO 741-3255. AVON Call 1S7-MN. Gate or Martha min.tlrator, 30 Leonardyille Rd., (»H 241 4111 condition 4/1 IMS OLDSMOBILE 1974 — Cutlass Sla TEED. OTHER USED PARTS EXTRA PA ger. Craig AM/FM cassette power lion Wagon. 12,495 Leonardo or telephone 1201) Mow, and Tuei.. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. CHEVROLET MONZA Play, 39,000 miles, must sell, asking ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KENNY FORO F1» RANGER 1979 — 4l4 IN YOUR POCK INTERMEDIATE CARE 671 3100, Ext. 273. All PROJECT THEODORE. 741-tuO Earn a second Income selling Avon. COUNSELOR — Mala/famai* Full SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com HATCHBACK 1971 — 22,900 milts, $4750 Call 7I7-92M. APPLICATIONS mutt meat with the mission Must be available from 3:30 lutt had tompltt* tunm UP Wil pro VOLVO 1«* — 144GL Four uo Flexible hours. For Information, call Ima, lor growing alcoholism lr*ai approval of Mlddletown Townttiip, mottd out of state, mull Mil fad. FORO 1979 MUSTANG — Metallic OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass Supreme, Mrs. Hammond, 671-6191; Mri. manl facility CAC raqulrtd. Monmouth Countv CETA and tha to * 00 p.m. and h*v* a full-site car. 1977, landau roof, economkel v-e, sedan. VI. automatic, power steer INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL Korieluls, 566-5283, Mrs. Kite, station wagon or van For further Will oo vary low to first callar. blue, three door hardtop hatchback, Ins/brakM, air, power window!, Board of Freehotdari. information, call Mr. Roilain at 244-4149. with tinted sunroof, four-cylinder, power iteer ing/brakes, air condi- itereo. regular Bat, one-vear drive 1973 — 34S automatic, air, power 544-1649. four-speed, radial tires, AM/FM tioning, AM/FM, 34,000 miles. steering/brakes, good shape, MOO NSURANCE — Casualty aeancv In REAL ESTATE SALES — Floor M2-4O00. Ext 237. train guarantee, 43,937 mllei. 14.710. 797-4914. BOOKKEEPER - Diversified Holmdal on Hwv. 35 naadi In MO* CHEVROLET NOVA 1«77 — Blue, stereo, low mileage. Must sell. Call tai and Ikenie extra. Red Bank lime, training, pick yaur houri. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — two-door, tlx-cvllnder, 21,000 miles, Pirn, «M 2905, 9-4:10. dutlet, non-profit organization. parsonal lines sarvlca raprttcn CARROLL AGENCY S72-«100 Volvo. Dealer, 74I-5M4. INTERNATIONAL — 1969, rack Knowledge of general ledger, ac- tallva. Salary dapandanl on prior Openings, 3 11 and 11-7. night shifts good condition, W«0 94*-f»?0 body, six cylinder, *0 ooo miles. counts payable, accounts re- Full or part-time Steady work. Call FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1972 - OLDSMOBILE 1973 - Delta II VOLKSWAGEN IH7 BEETLE — xpartanca. Pleas* call Ralph tor REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - CHEVROLET CAMARO 1f77 — Sedan, fully equipped. One owner. Very good condition WOO or best ceivable, trial balance, bank recon- ntarvlaw, 47M111. Licensed Experienced preferred 741-4700. Low mileage, AM tape player, Rum good S7«. otter. Call 707 I3S4. Automatic, pow*r itaaring/braket, power steering/brakes, air, regular $<50. 291-2344, 291-0103. ciliation, payroll and taxes. Must be but not necetiarv For confidential TELLERS Call 717 »W experienced minimum two years, NSURANCE SECRETARY - Ex- interview, call A. Fred Meffeo Ai- canter comolv, low miles, TA gas, 1900. Call 944-3049 OLDSMOBILE 1977 — 441, air, Cashiering background helpful radlals. • •cvlUnt condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 BEETLE — dependable and flexible. Apply Box perienced, ularv commensurate tociatev 7411)13 Start |12S Fee reimbursed 471-407S. FORD VAN 1977 — E-110, six- AM/FM stereo and other extres. Motorcycles Q 193. The Dally Register, with experience. Call for appoint- 57,000 mites. 13500 495-9010, Aulomatk stick shlfl, 11800 ACE EMPLOYM&NT AGENCY cylinder automatic, regular ges, ex- Call 717 J044 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury CHEVELLE 1«72 — Twodooi cellent condition. Asking )3450. Licensed or unlicensed, to loin hardtop. AM/FM. air. automatic, OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER — BOOKKEEPER NSURANCE — Full charge com- branch office of largest realtor In 244 3944 or 244 1773 1971. good running condition. Asking VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1*75 — Mint menial account secretary, Mlarv TYPIST CLERK POWtr steer tng /brakes teOO condition, 30.000 mllei SIISO For long term temporary assign- New Jersey. For confidential In- Financial background helpful, local FORD ELITE 1975 — White, (150 279-4215. ment In local area, Knowledge to ommeniurate with abilities Call 717 7123 717*441 or appointment. MULLANEY, terview, pleato call »71 HO6 Sterl- area. Start HM Faa reimbursed. automatic, air, power lenerel ledger, some computer ing Thompson Group, STERLING ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CHEVROLET VAN 1971 — Six- brakes/steer Ing/windows Mint con- OPEL - 1972, very clean and runs VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Bug, four- HONDA 7UK 1971 - Excellent con- background SKOWE L KENNEDY, Ui-OtU THOMPSON A ASSOCIATES. cylinder, automatic, 44,000 mile*, perfect. Excellent gas mileage. dition, fairing, trunk, crash bars, 20 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury dition. New brakes, newly tuned, $1000 or best offer. 747 1)04. cylinder, automatic nick, runs cruise control. 671-7632, helpful, flexible hours, good pay. good condition, »9». S44W4. (2500. 747-4243. great. 93,41* miles, (Its. WAITRESS/WAITER - Days and OPEL 1H9 — New tires, brakes, HONDA 1971 500 — Semi-Custom, ACE TEMPORARIES KEYPUNCH eves , Immediate openings, ex- CHEVROLET 1941 — 427, four-bar- FORD 1971 — Country Soulre, ex- battery, (325. CHRYSLER 19H - Radio, neater, low miles, must sell, $950. Call 20 Thomas S424302 Shrewsbury light typing. Start $3.SO hour. perience not necessary. Apply In rel, new motor, complete new front cellent condition, regular gas, $900. Call 142-9414 between 7-7:30 P.m. automatic, eight-cylinder. 85.198 531-3257. BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Im- OPERATORS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY son. Lorry's Restaurant, Mon- end, rebuilt Inns mission. Mult Mil, 741-7977. miles. S393. mediate opening for responsible in » Thomas th Mall, buying home, |400. 739-1144. PARK CHEVROLET 74 734*4 FORD ELITE - 1976. Power steer dividual, full-time, capable ot handl- FULL/PART-TIME Salts-Leasing Service-Parts PINTO 19*7 — Four-cylinder, four- Auto Rent/Lease ing all accounting functions through fAITER AND WAITRESS - PcU CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC ing/brikei, 49,000 miles. 17700. Cell Rt. 64—775-1212—Neptune REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one lions available. Apply in person. 197t — 17,000 miles, air, AM/FM 717-3557. soeed, radio. Malar, two door, general ledger Send resume to Box CMF is now offering full 1 *4,5M miles. Only (1395 A 333, The Dally Register, of our wceessful offices, with a lerrv Sever *, 113 Main 51 eight-track, power brakes /steer I no, PINTO SQUIRE WAGON 1973 — RENT A VAN — Low, low rales. Call and part-time positions on proven plan lor success, highest Matawan. excellent condition, 14300. 741-3247. FORD VAN 1970 — Excellent run- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Excellent condition. Four-cylinder, FIAT 1971 — Two-door, four- Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv 3S, joth the 1st and 2nd shifts commissions, bonuses. Licensed ning condition, asking S900. Call automatic, air. $1100. 739-3447. Keyport, 264-1600 unlicensed Call Rich Grimm WAITRESS/WAITER WANTED — CHEVROLET VEGA WAGON 1973 171-0419. cylinder, four-speed, *2.OB4 miles. BOYS/GIRLS — Earn $30 to (50 PCI n our Matawan location. Matawan office, SU800 Mutt be experienced. Apply In — Runs toad. Call M2-49M or PLVMOUTH 1974 SATELLITE — Only 1791. week. Call Mr. Rollalne, 2 p.m. to . FORD GRAND TORINO — 1972, We offer flexible hours, a person. Rex Diner, 117 West Front U«-9B04, ask for Georoe Wagon, small V-I, regular gas, air, Auto Insurance P.m. 543-4000, Ext. 197. oood starting salary and REAL ESTATE SALES SI.. Red Bank. excellent condition, new parts. Ask- exceiltnl condition. 741 7320 DODGE COLT 1174 — Two-door, MICKEY AGENCY, REALTORS CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC ing 11100. 495-9357. four-cylinder, radio, heater, 88,031 OR1NO KIDS - Three bedroom, excellent working condi- 222 4087 WAITER/WAITRESS U75 - v-e, air, power PLYMOUTH 1972 — Duster. 1974 miles. Only (1095 COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES two bath, kldt, pels ok, no lease. tions. Call 9 a.m.-5 p.m. to perlenced onl», nlghlt. m br«ke«/steering. eight Iratk, Lan- FORD 1971 LTD — Station Wagon, engine, good condition 142-4341 after STATE RENTALS, Bkr 747-9434 REAL ESTATE SALES AS dau top, 11.000 miles. S2300. 741-5429 UK Call ANY CAR-DRIVER-AGE schedule an Interview. Forum, 1 Court Lane, Llttte Silver 5 p.m. CHEVROLET MALIBU 1973—Two- CALL 747 2900 SOCIATE •- For active office, pre ^pplv m person between 2-1 p.m after 4 a.m. 741-90*3 CAN'T KEEP UP WITH BILLS? fer experience, wilt train newly PONIIAC CATALINA t9f2 - Two- door, eight cylinder, eulomatlc, ful- Call GEORGE WALL ly equipped with air. Only 11095. PHOENIX BROKERAGE •• licensed. UP to 60% of commissions WAREHOUSE PERSON — Ship- CHEVROLET VAN 1971 — door hardtop, automatic, original Famous for low cast auto Insurance. 257-9320, Gabe or Marsha CMF CORP. MELMED REALTY, 4M-SU0. ping, ratalvlng, heavy machine Automatic, power (leering, many LINCOLN/MERCURY owner. AM radio, air conditioning, Easy payment plan. Immediate I.D. parts, moving and stocking shelves extras. 15000 or best offer. 546 3405, Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore PONTIAC 1972 — Cetallna, four, CAR WASH OETAILER — Please 77,000 mites. $000: Call 741-1613 after door, eight-cylinder, fully equipped cards. Free quote by phone. Call 583-3660 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — We Valid driver's license, company 471-1593. Shrewsbury 747-5400 6 p.m. 264-3M7. apply In person. Country Sudsei are seeking • full-time professional, benefits. Call 264-4173. with air, looks, runs greet, 51.400 1900 Hwv. 35, Mlddletown. Equal opportunity employer M/F capable of handling executive clian CHEVROLET 1974 — Mallbii GRAND PRIX 1971 —Excellent con- PONT I AC SUNBIRD 1971 — Sfx-miles. Only (700 dition Power steering, brakes, win- tele. Marketing and training pro- Clastk. Landau root, air, power cyUnder automatic, steel belled 10 Wanted Automotive CERTIFIED LADIES-MEN — Earn »7i $/*. par gram. An agancy Is only a* sue 52 Babvsittino/Child sieertng/braket, 43,000 miles, ex dows AM/FM tape. Best offer. Call radlals, AM/FM caiMtte Craig FORD 1970 — Station wagon, eight week working al home on the phone after 6, 144-5338. cessful as Its salespeople. Wa are cellent condition. »,67S. 717-6379. stereo tvsttm. 20.000 miles. Ex- cylinder automatic, power steering, AUTO MECHANIC 1M2U4. successful. We'll show you how to be Care cellent condition. 14100, 739-3102. power brakes, 74,034 miles. Only 1 CHEVROLET IMPALA — i949, ex GR EMLIN 1973 — Slx-c vltnder AAAAA a success Experience helpful, bu (195. CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — And lati CHRYSLER PRODUCTS LEGAL SECRETARY - Rea not necessary. Real estate license a cellent running condition, powei automatic, power steering, ptwer PONTIAC FIREBIRD 19*1 -*- Ex Experienced, must have tools, full- Estate experience preferred. Salary BABYSITTER — Responsible and itccr.no, 327 V 8. new tires, low brakes, air, new exhaust and tires. model aWreiks Highest prices paid mensur ate with ability. 7477100 must. For confidentialinlerview cal S700. 717-2744 after 4 p.m. tellent running condition, loo many FORD TORINO 1973 — Station now. CTI ROCCO, TtJ-nUi 787 3M9 time with benefits. Apply In person. FOULKS PRESTON dependable, tor two vear-old and new parts (o list I Just passed inspec wagon, 302 eight-cylinder, fully AGENCY-REALTORS two school-age. Own transportation, LUMBER YARD AND references. Rumson. Write Box OTO CONVERTIBLE IWt — L. lion, J95O. S41-S462 alter I p.m. equipped with air. automatic 13,47* ALL JUNK — Wrecked arid un WERNER'S DODGE WAREHOUSE WORK — Apply in 2 Woodland Dr., Mlddletown miles. Runs excellent. Onlv IMS. w*rM~i cars «nd tryck* bough,. C*' Hwy. 36 Belford T-2^5, Tne Dajjy Rtglsta/. • • good condition. New tires reilent I'nndllic.o, ttiM Calf door, air, power steerlnc.. power 1» Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury 495-2W4. MMerf. PINTO WAGON 1971'— PfMjr brakes, AM/FM radio, automatic, cylinder, four-speed, power steer HIGHEST PRICES PAID aw MATURE WOMAN —For twO;vear- MACHINE OPERATOR 3 Of RN M/F — Experienced, lull time. HONDA CIVIC 1977 — Low mileage. excellent condition. $1150 S474S»1. Ing, with air, 14,149 miles. Looks, For funk cars and scrap lathes, millers, drill press, etc. Call -•-* -—J *i--a e» ~fe ou da a aefc CHEVROLET IMPALA — Con- ' 5417235 O, SECRETARIES dav shift. Oood company benefits vertible 1949. Automatic, power excellent condition. 12800. Call RED BANK VOLVO runs great. Onlv (1393. KEYPUNCH Stewart's Tool t Die Co., M4-4600 Apply any dav al Cllflslde Health steerrnj/braket, air, >900. U2H2J. 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted M you have any of the above skills Care Center, 200 Center St., Ctif RED BANK, 741 5Ht All prices excluding tax and MV TOP dollar, free 24-hour pick-up. Call and are Interested In temporary MECHANICALLY-INCLINED (wood Beach, N.J. CHEVROLET 1971 NOVA — 21,000 HOLSEY PONTIAC Open 5 nlgltti to 8:30 p.m.. Sat. until fees. 591-1449 or 727-1518. work, why not come In and register? PERSON — To lubricate custom 53 Domestic Help orglnal miln. (1000. Call after 4 THE NEW KINGSLY AUTO SALES We pay top rates, no fee charged. cooling equipment. Applicants with RN'S M/W — Full time position P.m., 291-0034. 1TE. 36 147-7100 EATONTOWN JUNK CARS — TOP dollar paid. 2* experience In automotive refrigera- available Immediately on evening UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT i plumbing, metal working or JEEP CJ! 1977 - 15.000 miles, VJ, RITTENHOUSE •Bite* hour service, seven days a week. ACE TEMPORARIES shift. Competitive salary and HOUSEKEEPER — 7-3. Mon, CHEVROLET VEGA — 1971, 30,000 good condition, 14950. 5304741. alter LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. Call 563-4106. marine work will be considered. Ap- benefits. Hilltop Nursing Home, through Fr!., small nursing home. miles, power steering, automatic, A p.m. 900 Hwy. 35 775 1100 Ocean Twp. We Buy Used Cars and Trucks 20 Thomas 541-0301 Shrewsbury ply Electro Impulse Lab. 1B0S Cor 671-0177. QUEEN OF CARMET NURSING new tires, exhaust, 8-treed. Very SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth JUNK CARS WANTED CLERK TYPIST lies Ave , Ntptune. 776-5900. HOME. 946-4991. clean. Best offer. 172-9427. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. RUSSELl OLDSMOBILE Red Bank, 747-0717 Insurance background help, 35 houi SALESPERSON - Retail hardware Hwv. 3a Ealontown CADILLAC CO. Red Bank 741-1079 week, local area. MODEL -r For amateur photo and paint. Apply Gala's, Keyport CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1974 - 5411000 Newman Springs RdJ! e d741-O91O TOP DOLLAR ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY grapher High hourly P«v. With or Hardware Co., 24 West Front St.. HOUSEKEEPER — Clean, cook, Loaded. Asking II99S. , Bank Trucks FOR USED CARS 20 Thomas Ave.747-3494Shrewsbury without experience. Reply with Kevporl, N.J. launtTrv, run errands Own After 4 p.m. 495-1951 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1972 — LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC, photo, If available, to P.O. Box 164, transportation, References. After 6 Excellent condition, 1900. SAAB 1975 - Perfect condition. 35 And Trailers Rt. 35 Savrevllle, N.J. 727-1300 COACH-ASSISTANT - Baseball Oakhurst, N.J. O773S. ' SALES SECRETARY — Bookeeplng p.m. 741-2194. CORVETTE 1979 - Must sell, 19W 53e-2tOI. mpg. (3*50. track. N.J. Teacher's Certification and typing experience necessary on order. Call 2912442 between a JO 5 TOP DOLLAR PAID required. Spring season 1980. Applt NURSES (M/F) — RN's and LPN't, Apply In person Electro Impulse LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COMPA 544-1443 LINCOLN — 1971. Town Car, lour- FORD PICK-UP — 1973, tt ton,For Junk cam. Immediate pickup to George Fallen, Athletic Director 8-4 and 4-12, full and part-time. Ex- Lab., 114 Chestnut St., Red Bank NION — 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., or door, gold, loaded. 40,000 miles. 11500 firm. Call 2224200 or 222 13*0 Red Bank Regional High School, 101 cellent working conditions and good 741-0404. live in. Call between 11-8 p.m, CREDIT PROBLEMS (3200 or best offer. 495-1421 eves. SAAB — 1977, three-door, air. benefits. Apply In person, Spr- 747-4744. No cash? If you're working, we can Call 171-039} or 872-0475 Ridge Rd.. Little Silver, N.J. 07739 automatic, power steering, stereo 8- WE NEED USED CARS or call 842-8000, Ext 233, or 842-2971 ingvfew Nursing Home, 3419 Hwv. *, SALESPERSON — For ladles help to get you financed. No money MERCURY 1973 — Marquis track, new battery, heated seal. BLAZER 19N ~ Four-wheel drive, Top dollar paid, MULLER Freehold. sportswear, bathing suits, and down. Payments arranged to suit Brougham. Four-door sedan, V 8, Deadline date Feb. 27. Equal op- 31.000 miles. Excellent. S4O95. 61,000 miles, 330 two-barrel CHEVROLET, Hwv. 34, Malawai portunity employer M/F. general sailing. Apply In person 54 Situations Wanted vour needs. Many New and Quality automatic, power steering/brakes, 741-1290. • carburetor, locking hubs, headers, NURSE'S AIDE M/W — Night and K ISDN'S, Red Bank. Used Cars to chooM from. Call Mr. many extras, regular gas, mint con- thrush side pipes, new 16W tires evening shift, full time positions Female dition. 54.037 miles. (1,195, tax and COOK — Experienced. Apply in Fredericks it Rassas Pontlac, 395 STEIN CADILLAC with wagon wheels, front brush person, Town and Country Diner available. Part-time position Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5180. license extra. Red Bank Volvo, De ASBUHY AVE.. ASBURY PARK guard, sunroof, luggage rack and available on dav shift. Hilltop Nurs- alar, 741 SUM. 7752SOO Rt. 35 and Broadway, Keyport SECRETARY/SALES many eitras. Must sell. MOW ing Home, 671-0177. A raal glamour Job, full-time, BABYSITTING — Done bv an ex- OOOGE 1977 ASPEN — Six STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 717/6*1. DATA PROCESSING CLERK — elegant cosmetic bouilque requires perienced mother in Little Silver, MERCURY CAPRI RS TURBO l«79 Keypunch experience necessary NURSE LPNM/F— 11-7,part-time, cylinder, automatic, air condition NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars BLAZER 1975 — 4x4, four-speed, dynamic individual who wants to Red Bank area. 741-813$. Ing, power steering, good condition — 10,000 mllei, mint condition, Medical and retirement benefits two nights per week, small nursing work • nol merely hold • lob Hwv 35 264 4000 Keyport 350, custom Interior, roll bar, 51 Help Wanted Norwood Distributors. 624 home. Call 946-4937. 9a.m. tol p.m. EXPERIENCED MOTHER - S2995. Call 787-3OM loaded. Call after 4 p.m.. 583-3157. AM/FM, eight-track quad. CB, 1 uis General secretarial skills required THE FINEST SELECTION — Of Broadway, Long Branch. 221 3004. No sales experience necessary. Call Nurse's aide, will babysit for your tires, raliev wheels, too many extras Male/Female ONE DIRECTOR — And two assis- infant In my clean, loving Beltord new and used cars In Monmoulh to list. Very low miles. Call 671-3253 tants lo run summer program. App- 747-5444. County. Over 100 air-conditioned or 787-2213. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Ablll ly Recreation Committee, 100 First home. References. 7B7-23S2. new cars in stock. McGLOIN 125,000 REWARD — Adding two ty to accept challenging position In Ave , Atlantic Highlands. SECRETARY — Part-time. Must be BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbury CAPS FOR SALE — For Chevrolet salespeople, licensed or unlicensed large dental facility. Knowledge o able to form and type a clean busi- INFANT AND CHILD CARE —Dal- Ave., New Shrewsbury. T41-«2O0. Luv. Call alter 5 p.m. RAY PASSARO. Realtors, 291 9224 dental field desirable. Call Virginia OPERATORS - For ils-iag ness letter. Will pay well. Reply to ly or hourly, by licensed nurse. Colts 264-5063 636-0608. machine In modern lingerie plant. Box A 314, The Daily Register. Neck-Holmdel area References TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE 1977 ACCOUNTING CLERK 180 Main St., Keansburg. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. — Four-speed, good condition and Please write Box F-337, The Daily CHEVROLET 1975 PICKUP—Long Bookkeeping background helpful. In DENTAL HYGIENIST — Ex Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 19S0 DODQE Ml RAD A MPG., wilt, many extras. $2,500 body, custom cab. Insulated cap, voicing and general office duties perlenced, to work with Perlodon PART-TIME — Fashion Represen SECRETARY - Part-time, 8 a.m Call 7309 344*. 15,000 miles, excellent condition. local area. Start $135. tist, Tuas. and Thurs evenings. As latlve, Ideal for homemaktrs. Ex- lo 1 p.m., five day). Experienced $387 5. Days. 747-7111; nights, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for Almee. 636 0608 cel lent pay. We train. Free typing, light steno. Excellent salary More Classified TOYOTA 1972 CORONA — Mark It. 741-4279. 20 Thomas 747-9434 Shrewsbury wardrobe. Call between 9 5, 671-4484 RePlv P.O. Box 1, Kevporl, N.J Four-cylinder. automatic or 291-5447. O773S. on Next Pogt transmission, new engine. $1100. CHEVROLET 1977 — Blazer K10. AREA SERVICE DICTAPHONE TYPIST — In 787-3064. Four-wheel drive, 3S0 V-8, surance agency. Good salary. Fr Automatic, power steering/brakes, REPRESENTATIVES (3) inge benefits. Nice surroundings TOYOTA 1973 — Deluxe Waoon. Leading national lawn service has Write Insurance, P.O. Box 887, Red 6S.00O miles. Good condition air, AM/FM stereo, 21,407 miles, one owner. (5,995, tax and license extra. growth opportunity lor aggressive Bank, N.J. 07701. Automatic. Good mpg, 291-9346. people who enjoy outdoor work. Able Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, 741-58O6. DRIVER — Part-time, nights, mus TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — to communicate, mechanical ability CHEVROLET PICKUP 1960 —Good helpful, will train the right people have own car. Apply In person, Cl l Superb service. DOWNES PON- clc Pizza, Hwv. 36, Eatontown. classified advertising TIAC, 62 Lower Main St.. Metawan. tranportitlon, (250. We offer weekly salary, com 544-W99. 872-9243 missions and Incentives. Excellen CHEVROLET PICKUP 1960—Good growth opportunity, Marlboro area DRAFTSPERSON WANTED — TR* 1974 — With overdrive, recent transportation, VVt Call Mr. Coltman, 591-1700, 9-1 p.m Familiar with printed circuit *n 'ilv« fob, brak«i, and waUr pump. I77-W43 mechanical. One year experienc -nusl sell, moving. .2600 firm. Call ASSISTANT MANAGER — For fast necessary. Apply In person. Audio CHEVROLET PICKUP I960—Good growing convenience food stores INFLATION 17-7909. Visual Labs, 165 First Ave., Atlanll transportation, $250. Excellent salary and fringe benefits Highlands. TRIUMPH TR6 1973— Four soeed 872 9243 Call 44I-S639 tor Interview. ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR — EM CHEVROLET V>-TON PICKUP 1950 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT peritnee and references required - Needs master cylinder. $350 or — Minimum seven yean ax Send resume lo P.O. Box 199 nearest offer. 391-3612. perlence. Salary and apartment Holmdal, N-J. 07TM. FIGHTER 2 Autos For Salt Call 9-5, Monday through Saturday CHEVROLET STEP VAN 1967 — 542-5672. FOR HOME AND —Offlcacltanlng New engine, good tires. $1600, Call service, Full time position Ex 747-5499. AUTO SALESPERSON-Fulltime perlenced. Call 787-02*10. mull want to make money. Ful CHEVROLET BLAZER 1974 —company-paid benefits and FULL-TIME SECURITY GUARD- Cheyenne, 4x4, automatic, air, monstrator. Call Jim Schwartz for Apply Shadow Lake Village, Rive AM/FM eight-track, good condition. Interview appointment, 747-0787. Plaza, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. only $4800 or best offer. 566-4156. CHEVROLET 1973 — Half-ton LOOK FOR THESE ADS pickup, good condition. S Auto Services/Parts 5 Auto Services/Parts •42-4348 after S P.m.

CHEVY LUV 1974 DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX Excellent condition-clean, 46,000 milts, new tires all around, 25 m.p.g. In city, regular gas. Just tuned-up. Asking $2400. Call 542-6661. PASSENGER BEDROOM FURNITURE — Five- DRYER — Electric, apartment site, STEREO - Turntable, four DODGE VAN 1978 — Custom. piece, mahogany, oood condition. gold color, lao speakers, 1150 Call after 4 or Serious buyers only. Many extras. 1200. Call after 6 or weekend! all Call 841 7015 weekends ell dav, 144-43*3. dav, WUn Call after i p.m., M8-6199. FIVE — Aluminum window awn- 5TEINEN - Thermo-mist elec- MPG DODGE 1973 — One-ton Hake body, BEDROOM - French Provincial, Ings, 98" wide, 14" long, 110 each. tronic humidifier, 150. Two lift four-wheel drive, snow plow, elec- anllque wnlle. triple dreuer. nlaht Call 787-8471. pastes, camel back, til lor both. tric Iff I gate, low mileage, $5950. Call stand, 1300. J2» SJ78. 671414}. 142-4193. BUNK BEDS — Unused and iturdv. FREEZER — Hotpolnt 14 cu. ft.,THREE-PIECE - Colonial living DUMP TRUCK WITH PLOW — 1971 Beautiful and complete with mat good condition. l«5 Four years old. room, 1I7S; three-piece bedroom international. V-I, power steer- treises. fW. m-7e»1. 73*3007. with mattress, tin; three-piece ing/brakes, four-speed, real work redwood oetlo let, 150; school desk and chair. 120. 541-3*1}. horse, needs minor work. Cell CHINA CLOSET — Lighted glais KITCHEN —Cabinets, all wood, like 747-0178. shelves, storage space, nice buv. 1150 Moving must tell. 747 7t» new, 140 Hotpolnt range hood with THREE - Pairs of Levl corduroy FPRD FT25O 4X4 1977 — 351 V-*, light and filler, avocado, like new, pants, student walsl 25. length vt 25,000 miles, four-fpeed, power "My father always said, if you want a job done CHAIRS — Swivel. One black vinyl, 125. Andersen window with Like new. 18 each. 747-147*. steering/brakes, all heavy duty, one told fabric Good condition US Pcrmasnleld gless, like new. 1100. . right, do it yourself'." each. 67I-33W. Call HI 1478 TWO — Yellow dressers for many extras, must sell, $6,000 or children's room. $70; two marble best offer. 747-1641 after 5:30 p.m. COLONIAL — Coffee table, maple, white dressers for girl's room, with 1980 VW VANAGON ISO; chair with ottoman, I7S. Call KITCHEN SET — SlK chairs, MS. mirror. 1100; nautical picture REMEMBER WHEN A SUNDAY DRIVE IN THE COUNTRY WAS A FAMILY Baby dressing teble, 115. bought al Ethan Allen, 140. Call B/ID ADVICE. DAD! mnn. 7414117, OUTINQ?wHhc«rtM«lng.nwltaraiTd>nwll«r.ndlh«ccitollu»lMrtM COLONIAL — Dinette table with Mi mi higher and Matter, ill bet you though! (hot* tfaya war* gone for good. WeH Another leaf, six chairs. Excellent condition. KITCHEN SET — Five-Piece, Bad advice In th* automotive field, any- 1100. 2114011. WATIKFORO IRISH CRYSTAL — H you're the typo of parson who enjoyed those outings, Volkswagen has wrought Iron, t?5. Call 13" hurricane lemp, 1300. 14" lamp. come to your rescue with the NEW 1M0 VANAOON. A combination of a van Daily way. Amateurs, tinkering with today's DANISH DINING TABLE — Two 1175 II" oval bowl. mo. All perfect. leaves, five chairs, 1100. LIVING ROOM — Flve-i»tet.t Italian save over «%. caah eeilv. a*14*17. and a station wagon, It coutd bo the perfect car to take your whole family sophisticated cars often create more prob- Itl-Hll Into the'90s. Register Provincial, like new, UW. Call attar WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIPMENT lems than they solve. DESK — Wood, typewriter bay, four 6 or weekends all day, num. - Wllh bench. 150. locking drawers. Moving. 1400 Cell 741 4714 COMPARE THESE FEATURES value, sacrifice at 1183. 74/-7tl*. Let our experts service your car. They work PINE TARE — And four chairs. DEN SET - Couch and love seat, Ideal kitchen furniture, owners re WOOD STOVE - Franklin, tin; air with modern equipment ... they're brown vinyl, two tables and two turning lo England. 1100. S3O4JM3 light with tire brick lining, will burn lamps, HOT 671-4711 after I p.m. after 4 p.m. overnight. 1*0. l*l-*011. iClassified thorough ... they're professionals. It costs DINETTE —White marble formica, ROOM HUMIDIFIER - Two-speed, ZENITH TV — Black and white. 13" no more ... why settle for less? four Week and chrome chairs, ex- nine gallons per day, US. Runs well. US. Service cellent condition, WO. 841-5HI. III mi Call 144-4183 And runtmbur . .. our superior arnica it NOW yo« can wleptMHW something to think about when you're Itll.aMiMM rawClaMiflcel Ad.rrtle- shopping for a new or used car! $ 00 WHY NOT OET TOGETHER WITH THE FAMILY NEXT SUNDAY? VANAQON I lug OB Sal.rdayt lo Mart MAKES IT POSSIBLE. in our MoBdiT't edition. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 219791 AVMLABLE AT CONSIDERABLE SAVINGS. •VOLKSWAGEN MUFFLER 8ALE- 1975 Beetle & up Inttalled at our N tpacial tale price of only $59.95. FOR SALE PRICE UP TO *200 DIAL THE Regular price $73.95. Other muffler Register Family Ads can sell your unnesded items tanlce alto available. Call for quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- CLASSIFIED quotation. No other coupons, arc. umns now under a separate distinctive heading. Thru March 37, 1980 Items originating Irom your household may be soid SHREWSBURY MOTORS ACTION lor up to $20000 (lormerly $100.00) per article Price lor each item must be mentioned Parts...Sales...Service 1957 LINE SHREWSBURY Shrewsbury Ave. 542-1700 MOTORS, INC. Call 542-1700 Tlnton Fade 741-8500 CoMSotvrdoybejtwOTn "S»/»t-S«rv/c»-P«rt« e/nc* f 987..." No discount it cancelled before expiration 8,30 AM. I 12,30 P.M. No changes in copy SHREWSBURY AVE. -• A< oef\r% TINTON FALLS 741 "8500 18 Thr IMty Rejrister SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY is, i960 • SlStMttAMl Nubbin AccwswriM M Situation* Wantex) 71 Merchandise 1 Merchandise WOULP >OU I WCWPfeC WU4T FemiU For Sale For Sale • iS FOR AU. ! FLAGSHIP MARINE Plclura aVacllial IsawIsawnin e *^« NWCR iue*4Tft O« SIMOS •OO« SIMONS MALTY HOUSEKEEPING - Will cle vour hows* a* ottue at your com Daily-Sunday LADIES' II £ diver M., manaat IM SALE RUMSON — ClUwlll tarm hausa "««* in three hours' lime. (10 SPORTSWEAR - *<• * hour HI H7& «< 241 4U1 totally ranavata*. laaaaal with O'Da*. Buccaneer. FACTORY STORE [Ura tavaa raamt, lull Mil artc« REGISTER Missy, women, and '» sue. Open (Iraataca. XMIae —on to arlvata MATURE WOMAN — Mum Wot daily 10-3 30 DtreO from factory lo trkt aalla. aaauuhlrf lanaaiieu. at home in Long Stanch Adter etet ou PanU, skirts. slUrls. vests and Classified Ads Lao Wl UHttl Irtt, |1 page NtMl and deoendaMe MfceU Susan Jav. 10 North trWeje Please call n* MM anytime nsm^sss as low as we. The Eisner Building. Red RUMaON-FAl* HAVEN ARIA: — THOROUGH —. N.J. Call ar lead tar our "tXara 4 Couo- 291-MM liable. U 00, hour tr» tlvlna" braclwra. aKs. eMcrlav HOBIE CAT I4-Blua'whlte, hulls, •LI Ml I Ifan. prKaa an aHClualwe Mtllna* S3t4k12 46 cents Levotorv Verticals, Woven _ AFFLMROOK AOtNCV, RaalUr, naw sail and Mocks last mrJUM MAn OFF LIST, DELIVERED. WILL CLEAN - Vour house week 111 Ava, 91 Twe Rivers, Rymean. Iv. Sal or Syn . RumvoA. Sea Bus Call Elenbv Products for Quote 114-444* area. UO per day F47-4WI, ttt-W warm LSNTZE IAAAINA - Fer Rarllan For FAST RESULTS THINKING OF lalllfta *t »uvl*«t Bav boating m-out berthing service YOUNG GIRL -- Wniiiit liketaatbys AT LOW COST f all TRAMS EHECUTIVI REALTY tj# MMI and MH OMU. 13 It W lino or oet sitting job Eioarienc Used boat sates 717-1119. and rvaumn.ibie MxttUetown id Call Ut-ISU 10* Furnlthod Rooms 77 Pels and Livestock 101 Apartment! 31 HOUMI For Salt WALKER i WALKER MAKO. MAROUIJ. OMC - phone MAYTAG WASHER — Excellent 1 REALTORS Duranautic, Lyman. Johnson, E-Z oodition, ,1». Girl* U" Wkt. IM Shrewsbury OMIce 741 JJ1I Situations Wanted Waill hung white tnaimtl kitchen SHELTIES (MINI COLLIESt — KEANSBURG — Twe bedroom KEANSBURG — Furnished rooms. MIOdlaloon OKIce HI 1311 a^Marlna Naattwt VHtU Mai* REGISTER •bin*., ncvii ustd. highest bid AKC. one make, three female. (ISO ana/lmanl. WOO security. U00 rent mm*. 741 t»l. weekday mornlnai or each Call Ml 10*1 after t p.m. monthly, Mu. utilities Available 7t7-4e*9 ____ Real Estate WEST LONG BRANCH — Thraa- MARINE ELECTRONICS — Far weekend* March 1st. Can 7174m ____ yaar-aU Colonial, lour bedrooms. the latest In SI Te« recorders, VHF Classified Ads THE PET SHOP RED SANK — Urw lovely room, IVi baths, mint condltlan. many ax radios, direction tinders or Loren. ANOY 5 SNOW PLOWING - Fi MOLD SALE - All mows must go 1MN gal. of fresh and salt water flit, KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE —One nkely furnished, private entrance Exchange Iras S1K.W. Ill *'» vour best buy Is estimates. Reasonable rales. Ca 542-1700 V Friday! Sale starts Monday at 10 at tow discount prices Rare and bedrooms, available March 1, tlH and parking U> 9230; ttt-Satt. m , 1)7 Main SI . Port Monmoulh exotic birds, animals and reptiles. month, 1Vi month security, heat, hot Whan COftSlaorlno Buylnfl or Selllna ! BOAT HOUSE Toll Fraa from Matewen Araa RED BANK — Single room for Hum Full lint of dog, cat, bird, aquarium water and cooking Included. Call 9 5 Call a mamber ol The llM Ocean Avt Saa Bright •AINT — si Ig/aal. Intorlar responsible male Private entrance supplies. Open seven days per week, daily. H4U13 Monmouth County WM7.lt 57 b M/gal exterior Rent and security In advance Day Care/Nurserv 546-8100 weeknlshtt till 7:10 p.m. U Mon- Multiple Llitlrta Service Opan Tuas. Ihroyoh Sun. 741-tlM CALL 5IJ4779 moulti St., Red Bank Call 141-41*7. LONG BRANCH — Clean and oulet, School Toll Fraa Iran MMdMtoon Ana three-room apartment, utilities In- RUMSON WELLCRAFT NOVA l«! — Oood ROOM FOR RENT — In private WANTED FOR MARCH cluded No pets Call I21-U7S after 4 IANOS ORGANS home, gentleman praHerr«d. 111 Condominiums 671-9300 Warehouu price* on matt major AKC Basset Hound stud p.m. WORKING MOTHERS — Full da Call 747-4033 In one ol the loveliest brands Vamaha, Kimball. Thomas, Call 49S-17U V i*rt (Hourly rales) H«PP.V MOU M1DOLETOWN — Four rooms and Town Houses School. Rl 34. Malewen ua 4414 DESKS. PILES — Table., chairs. laldwin, Guibransen, etc Rentals areas ol Rumson. near bath, Just redecorated. UTS per Adding mithlni., typewriters, of om %7.» per month. the water. Is a spectacular 154 Rtcrtatlonal month plus electric and heat No IM Commercial lice equipment, elc at bargain 80 BICVClM/ pats. Security and references. ranch ready tor the right SHADOW LAKE Vthlclts prices New or uMd. A AC DESK FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Rlverttde Heights area. Call alter S Rentals OUTLET, WOT Rl. 35, Oakhurst. Pond Rd. t Rl. • Mini Blktl family to start entertaining. SPECIALS p.m. or weekends, HM1S0 S3! W0 •00W2-4W7 Air conditioning two-way CHEVROLET PICKUF CAMPER ABERDEEN MATAWAN — Ex- ALL MODELS MOPED PUCH MAXI 1*79 lireplace, gourmet kitchen - H.000 miles, slaaps Hi, truck and DINETTES -*44.«, bedroom, J19S. PIANO-1'1" MONMOUTH BEACH — Spacious, ecutive or professional office MMce, Good condition, V4M modern one and two bedroom apart camper complete. «l«0 Call mattresses from |H.«. K.D. Steinwav Grand. %4.H 1:400 *q ft consisting of main offkt with Jenne air grill, de- ALSO RENTALS 61 Business mentt with balconies. Starling at Ml 1304 Sharp's Furniture, 27S Hwv 34. West Call (••ii'/sis Call 74MO5* and reception area with three addi 1)00 per month Ideally located In lightful private master Opportunities KtansburB After 1 p.m., «5009S • iionei private office* and restroomi. ERA KERR AGENCY DODGE/TEC CAMPER VAN 1«I SACHS MOPED 1*7* — Showroom the fiver. Heel and hot water sup- suite, plus three PIANOS — ORGANS Located on heavily traveled Lloyd 7414477 Days — High lop. B M0. dinette, sink, ESTATE SALE — H veers ac All Musical Supplies and Service* condition, reserve fuel tank, MM. plied, immediate occupancy. Call Rd. 500 ft. from Parkway entrant*, .bedrooms. Family room EASTPOINTEPENTHOUSe-ThEvas 741-4341; 741 4S14 a stove, port a potlv, ralrlgerator. cumuialion. Quality heirlooms, col- TUSTING PIANO CO. 'Call 49S-0MS. Mrs Baker, in W.I BUSINESS AND HOME larae on site private perking aril, with thermopane sliding height ol luxury. » mile view of auxiliary heater and electric, 10 lectibles — everything from A to Z. Our *7th Year Owner leaving slate. Hatlal Co- Under |5 per so ft. Attractive. Call NYC llohu, Rarltan Bav. Sandy gallon trash water tank, AM/FM 10-piece Birdseye dining set—ex- Aibiiry Park 77S-O444 PORT MONMOUTH — Oftt- doors to bluestone patio. Body Shop completely fat up. Hook ana1 the ocean. Dining room, eight treck with rear speakers, cellent: condition Victorian, art deco Open f to. 12 Swimming Pools bedroom garage apartment. MMMC Asking $154,900. Ihree-bedroorn home, all on two bedrooms, two baths, balcony. sleeps lour. 47.100 miles. US71. and Traditional piece* Down tola Available now. No peti. Call after 4 prooorty. Ideal location, nocompe AGENTS — Executives, pro- Just reOucad to tw.too. and chairs Culgiass. crystal, and on POOL TABLE — Oak, circa 1920, P.m.. 717-300*. in-mi lion. Pull asking price only IW.S SWIM POOL — Distributor forced to fessionals: offices available In two CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtor and on. Absoiuietv don't miss this ncludes accessories, $1500 Call dispose of brand new »V long pools, PRIVATE — One-bedroom efficien- Or three rooms or larger Air, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT ACADEMY AGENO one. Starts Mon , Feb. II through S42-2940 "Indapanoanllv Owned" complttt with huge sun deck, cy, tree heat, air, remodeled, I17S. carpet, decoration. On long-term Check our unbeatable »M Hwy IS Hailat. N Sun.. Feb. 24, • to 4. • Buttonwood • I] River Rd. Fair Haven ILVER COINS — Mercury dimes, fenced, heavy duly pump, filter. teases. Red Bank area, full low rales and compare, 2CT-0471 (Ml) 7WI1I1 Lane, Rumson POSITIVELY NO STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9414 (Mil 7417ee» Iberty halves and others. 12 to 1. Asking |*». Financing available. services. Low rents. 741-tt»S. EARLY CALLERS. FOR SALE — Lawn mainlenar Call 774-7910. Call Sonny collect: W-lU-IUf. RED BANK — On the Naveslnk RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSE — business, tobs. equipment, e Contemporary one-bedroom, one ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 20xH, Sooctaculer view of the Neveslnk. SPECIAL FIREWOOD - All hardwood, tell! SOFA — And Iwo club chairs, ei on the corner property off Hwv. Trailer. 741-mi, 741-4055. and delivered, Monmouth County balh, large dining room. From MM. two or three-bedroom unit, with IVi NOTICES eel lent quality, like new. Call 84 Merchandise going to Main Rd. of the town, good area, SIS per cord. Call 946-3524. No pets. 741-O3U. baths, two dens, garage, all extras LUNCHEONETTE FOR LEASE SAtWSle evenings. for all kind of small business. %M Included. Bullden close-out from, RED BANK — Three-room apart- In center of town. (150 per week, FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned Wanted per month. 530-0113, after 4 p.m. $92,500. 741-0516. W 110 Lost A Found TEREO — Akaf receiver, Maranti ment 1275, utilities extra. Call from equipment Call 1300113. after oak, split logs, sold by cord oi urntable with Dvnaco three way ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE p.m. cord 944-4123 or 944-4)33. 12-1 P.m., 747-1579 peaksrs. (300. Musi see to ap- AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- — Heart of Red Bank, private park- LOST — Gray short-haired male cal, preclale. Call Greg. »7I-*54I. WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RED BANK — Specious five-room, 133 Income Property PACKAGE LIQUORS — Volum FIREWOOD - Seasoned, hardwood, ing, approximate 140 sq. ft., »10Q • neutered, Holmdel vicinity. RUGS, FOR CASH. over $300,000. Same owner ovei a cord, ' i a cord, or troth load Cal close to shopping and transport* month. Call Rocar Company befort Call *71-*>4I TMEUSEDFURNlTuRBCfNTER tNTERNAl IUNAL GALLERIES years. Good lease, htflh net pro MS 4393 or 144 2949 tton 74117*1 for appointment. I p.m., 741-3313. 40 UNITS — Lane view, Mlcenles, low price for quick sale. Term 19? Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank m E. Newman Springs Rd. I OST - Dog, while, hai black eye NED BANK — SPKIOUS four-room, EDWARD W. COLLINS off street parking, mint condition, minimum required, 1)0,000. * FIREWOOD — Full cord, suaran Beens, Has beens and Why Notl Shrewsbury 7474200 BUILDING SPACE FOR RENT - Answers to the name of Pete. AOENCY REALTOR I44-4U4 16% return at $15,000 a unit. Call Arthur Bahlev Aoencv, 774 teed all hard wood. Call 2914I2S close to shopping and transport* Will build to suit. Hlonway frontagr Leonardo area. Call HI-MM alter 4. TIRES — 15" Dunlops, on and of I the FOR BEST RESULTS Ml 41,1 Mldriletown, Hwy. M. Call W MM, oads, appliance wheels, low ALL LIONEL TRAINS tton. 741-27W, for appointment. Reward. ^_^__^_ w«., m em tilth1 5 HAZELTON, REALTOR FIREWOOD —Oak, seasoned Split mileage, $300. 291-322*. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. RED BANK M Riverside Ave. DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE — LOST — Jewelry box. East UNLIMlfED PROFITS Inler-Clty Relocation Service delivered and stacked. ISO halt cord 944-Itfl looo sq. ft,, newly decorated and Investment $13.SO TIRES — Four Pro tac Kelly, size RIVERVIEW TOWERS Keansburg area. Contents very, After i p.m., 747-44S9. fully furnished, modern professional 137 Lots & Acreage Call ?s? 9330. Gabe or Marsha 4-1S LP, GM Western aluminum, ALL CONTENTS OF HOUSES — FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE Mi-noo very sentimental. 1100 reward. No Gara*es, etc. One Item or entire lot. On the Naweslnk River building In Red Bank. 671 3721 queiUons asked. Call 4VS-17M. FLORIST SHOWCASE slot rims, like new, 100 miles. Cost 7I7-7U) RUMSON REFRIGERATOR - fxl stainless •WO. Best offer. Fenders, tike new, HIGHLANDS —Store iOProKlm HOLMDEL - 1* acres on Sllllwell Two bedrooms, starting at $490. In- ARRIAGE HOUSE — Superb con- steel. Asking J500 Days: 671-0346 or Chevrolet Pick up or Btaier. HOC Iv 2O'xM>', two lavatories, suitable Rd »S9,W. Principals only. Call 211 Special NotictS ANTIQUES — All kinds, bough! for cludes central air and heat, cooking dition. Country club vicinity. Four Eves; 739 .Ml each, Call 73930y alter I p.m. office or retail, parking available. lop cath. Mary Jane Roosevelt Anti- oat, balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV bedroom., banquet dining room, 1200 per month plus utilities. Securl garden room with greenhouse. TIRES— Three whltewall Unlroval, ques, 109 East River Rd., Rumson security and sauna. Garage, pool HYPNOSIS — Per weight control, FOUR DISPLAY TABLES — With tv required. 7417713. Raised parquet walls and ceilings. ' 71 Merchandise For shelves, i'tti', great price. BR7Bx13, one like new, two good •47-31W Member AppralMrs As- and marina available. Bob Ckcone, 13S Mobile Homes smoking, nail biting, self-lmprovt- 155. 264'4W0 sociation of America. (201) 741-1731 . Second floor has 30 ft. gameroom Sal* 741-4492 LAW OFFICE AVAILABLE — Foi wet bar. incomparable at menl, phobias, sexual problems. TRAMPOLINE —$IM; used folding individual attorney, sharing library 4250,000. Arlene Mehlman, MS. MSW. FURNISHING ON A LOW ANTIQUES — GATEWAY ANTI RED BANK — Four-room apart- chairs, Utefh;*1" —•*•** — end all other facilities with two ottwr 12X50 CATALINA, |4?3443. . • ~»F« >tsat»- Wa -USED *•«•> Mead Ave., ; Barn, J«l UI3 ,Uv>u»i«(.L*i •HI/MOOV*- No Initial in UVER Two bed room (n a lovely adult com o-u^.vr'luiy? CellTtlt OF RED W P^tr« l«tu#»; lentral *% 3 LIN€S BANK. Fine lurniture fo* less \t TUXEDO — Jacket 42 regular, DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I Will referred. Security 12-7174 or 741-7OM. 741-OM0 Shrewsbury Ava. pern, ftj.31. 2" hem, tie, After 4 buy -all your ,small oarage sale MATAWAN — One-room rental and washer, range, refrlgeralor,' a cniracler Reader wo room sub-lease. Ail utilities In- 5.DAYS G.E. WASHER — Like NEW, (lass P.m., 671-3292. Items. Call 244-ttiS after 3 p.m. RED BANK—Luxury high-rise two- FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY storaee shed. PLUS 9xM attached, Advisor on all Problems of Life cluded. New modern building, Hwv. lan Itiraa months). Heavy duty bedroom apartment, lovely river REALTORS year-round room, completely For appointment call YOTUL 111 — Woodburning stove, GOLD, SILVER COINS — Scrap, Reasonable. S4e-1M1. ith mini-basket and energy saver iew. call 12 noon or between 7-* Woodland Dr.—Middltiown— carpeted. Reasonably priced as $3.00 used one season, still under antiques, lewlerv, highest prices owners are moving out of state. Call 542-9500 The Register FAMILY ADS ( nfia lull sell. UtO. Call S42-MI2 alter 4 >.m. evenings. 142-4145. .MATAWAN — Rl. 14, approximately 47M494 guarantee, |4». 449-0311. paid. Call 164 MM. 719-VSSS tor appointment to Inspect. lion Fighters) can sell you 140 ta. ft. Immediate occupancy. GUILD GUITAR D1S - With hard RED BANK —One bedroom luxury HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS needed Items for you quickly. GUV JOHNSON Ample parking Call 544-WJ4 aftsr shell case. Excellent condition. 1250 with deck on river. 13S0 ptus utilities. Call the Kerr Agency, Inc. 15)00 — 10'«4tV, two bedrooms. Call 12 Travel- Merchandise for tale ONLY 75 Farm Equipment BUYS AND BUYS P.m. Firm. Call 222-1241. 411194 14 Rlvar Rd., Fair Haven, 741-4477 Arden between S:M a.m.-4:10 p.m. Originating from household, not ex- From an entire household to a single OFFICE SPACE — Modern pro- 7I7-M53. Transportation ceeding a tale price of 1200 per Item. Antique funllura, Jewelry, RED BANK — Three rooms, cen- HAZLET — New ranch, Three HAMMOND & BALDWIN NTERN-HTIONAL HARVESTER esslonai offlci building. Mid- article silver, immediate cash. TOP dollar rallv located. (175 • month Includ- bedrooms, country kitchen, living CUSTOMGLIDER-Two-bedroorn, 8424334 Jletown Township area on Rt. U>, PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. PIANO ANO ORGAN rig heat and half tht water. Inquire room and bath. All-aluminum sld- covered patio, adult park. Partly AR POOL WANTED — Red Bank- approximately 1124 sq. ft. For In- Each additional line, 11.00. No dis- CENTER 64 Prospect Ave, Little Silver, ng. Wall-to-wall carpeting. ISI.too. furnished, dost to N.Y. bus. scatawav area. Dally or less. Call i offer. Days, 747-7111; nights, OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, ormatlon, cell 2*1-94)00. count II canceled before expiration. iftar 4 p.m. 717-1300. FINANCING S72-OI53 . .. 1-4221 aves. Division of Altenberg china, glassware, art objects and No change* In copy OFFICE SPACE REQ BANK SUB AVAILABLE. Piano House bric-a-brac. Immediate cash for RED BANK — iVt room, un- GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Have something to Mil? Phone -ET — Convenient Broad Street Old you know anything and everything. Ruscll's, urnlshed, IHS/monlh Plus utilities, - Bethany Rd., Hailet, Adult park 13 Instruction 76 Auction Salts ocatlon. Three-room suite. Approi 2} E. Front St., Red Bank. 741—1693. lecurlty. Suitable one or two people HOLMDEL Walk to shopping and N.Y. bus. We Are N.J.'9 malelv 900 sq ft., to sub let through 41-4504 144-3111. 542-1700 PRIVATE PARTY — Will pay IB 10 June 30, 19M, $250 per month. CUSTOM BUILDER'S Largest and Oldest COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE — Agents Hcens 1 or more for silver coins, 1944 or Longer terms possible. Call 747-7344 Piano Dealer Auctioneers-Appraisers-Grave RED BANK —Luxury two-bedroom SHOWCASE MODELS g course. Mornings. Mar. 17-21. THE DAILY before. Will pick up. Also buying ownhouse, carpeting, new kitchen, 140 Real Estate Wanted onmouth Institute, 541-1300 Mason and Hamlln, Klmball, Markars-Bronies Ml 938 2*48 PROFESSIONAL SPACE - Prime gold and silver. Call 774-79*0. aundry, 1'^ baths, private Limited number of Traditional and Sohmer. Baldwin, Kawal. Knibe Red Bank location on Maple Avi. ourtvard and parking, $450 plus Contemporary designs lor Im- CCORDION LESSONS — Private. REGISTER Everett, Currier, Hardman and (Rt. IS), In newly redesigned ind TOP DOLLAR PAID tiHties. 741-21M. mediate occupancy. ALL CASH eave message for Joe, c/o Hof- Plavar pianos. 77 Pets And Livestock expanded owner occupied building For silver coins, gold, lewlerv and lO'/i% financing for qualified investors seek houses uo to $100,000. rauhaus, 791-0224 or write J. Si.., 3S0 to 1000 sq. ft. available for design CLASSIFIED ADS LARGE DISPLAY OF other Items. Call SEA BRIGHT — Three-room niveri. Quick closing. MELMED REALTY, O Box K>1, New Monmouth, N.J. tenants' needs. 141 GROUP GRAND PIANOS ADOPTION — Golden 24 hours 495-2137 49S-*419 urnlshed apartment overlooking For appointment to see, call Bkr. 471-SMO 741. Iver. $160 per month Includes all 671-9*47. ART — Norman Rockwell "Family m MAIN STREET Retriever/German Shepherd mix. Trea" original Itlhograph signed No male, 7/4 months old. Loves people, TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO illlltles. Available now through 946-3467 ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 PROFESSIONAL SPACE — Prime HOUSES BOUGHT 119/200. Iramed. valued (4300. Belt affectionate, obedience school DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to May. wi o»5 775-9300 Red Bank location on Maple Ave FOR CASH 22 Eatontown oiler. Call Ul-eSal trained, free to good home. Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will LITTLE SILVER-SHREWSBURY Opan dally 9 to 9. til, 'III 5 (Rt. 33) In newly redesigned and 14-HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR 409 4911299. BUY from private owners and >EA BRIGHT — Designer furnished AREA: — Call or send for our NOTICI TO UDDERS expanded owner occupied building DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY, BEDROOM FURNITURE - Lane estates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- ludlos and suites. "Shore & Country Living" brochure, NOTICE Is hereby given by the HUMMEL PLATE 1971 350 to 2000 sq. ft. available tor design REALTOR, 759-7321 Contemporary. Sevan-place, plus PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- HARBOUR-POINT olcs, descriptions, prices on ex Savor and Council of the Borough of 741-noO Advanced And Beginners to tenants needs 141 GROUP Quean bad. U00. Call S41-3f7l. SIGNED. 799 River Rd.. Fair *n Oc«an Ave. 747 33S3 cluslvt listings. APPLEBROOK atontown, New Jersey, thai the bid 671-9M7. DOG TRAINING Haven, N.J. Wl-elSI. AGENCY, Realtor, 44 Church St.. ale for the proposed renovation of BOXES — Corrugated. Packing sup- Classes eves and Sat. afternoons SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Adult IBM TYPEWRITERS Little Silver, 747-KM. he existing Church to be used as a plies lor Industry and Moving and RENTAL $19.50 per mo Bavshore Companion Dog Club WANTED! community, new two-bedroom, two- RED BANK — New prime pro- ew Community Center, shall be ex- fessional office spece at 114 Broad Storage Call Mr-am or eaa-4472. Rani wltn option to buy 171432 741-4J04* immediate cash paid. Gold up to bath condo.. first floor, great ended with said bids returnable at ttSO per oi. Sliver up to $40 per oi. privacy, golf, tennis, pool, St., with parking. 520 to 2,100 sq It MIDDLETOWN — Call or send for he Borough Hall on Wednesday. COLONIAL - Sofa and chair, plaid, DACHSHUND PUPPIES — Silver coins up to 2300% Scrap sold clubhouse. U7S. «44-Mf7, Eves, or $350 and up. Call for specifics our "Shore and Country Living" ebruary 27. i9to, al 8:00 P.M. Bid- brown, gold and rust, with LIVING ROOM — Contemporary males, WO. and sliver In any forms, ring*, weekends. 741 Jill or I42-29M. brochure, pics, descriptions, prices 52 Boats & ders may submit bids on or before tables, bought at Bamberger's. good threa-plece, gold. 1235; three walnu 47 Ml 42 bracelets, teeth, etc. Any condition on exclusive listings. AP- he stipulated time. condition, $299. Call 741 6217. tablas. $75 747-5094 after 5 p.n RED BANK — Professional office broken or not, We pay for antique PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, ccessorles ENGLISH SADDLE - And bridle space, prestigious Broad St. loca J. JOSEPH FRANKEL value! All transactions are strictly 02 Houses For Rent HO Rt. 35, Mlddletown, 471-2300. CONTEMPORARY — Living room LIVING ROOM SET — Dark Pine and other tack, all tor $194. lion, will alter to Hilt, alt amenities confidential and strictly cashl Call sal. excellent condition. »S00 Cal Colonial, six pieces, taOO. Call afte Cell 222-4146 or 222-4774. Call days, I42-3H5. Eves., 741-3174 •71 14' STARCRAFT — 15 h.p. TTEST: HAROLO GROSSMAN*" 542-5444, ask for Mr. Cash. OCEANPORT — Charming three- 747W14. S p.m., 741-17*2. motor, trailer. Trailer needs work. dmlnlitrator FAIR HAVEN — Two bedroom. bedroom ranch In mint condition. FOR RENT — Three box stalls, Open house M. 34 Parker Avt. RED BANK —New professional or 1100 or best offer. 747-7*44. ATED: February 14,19W rough board, Holmdal. WE WILL BUY — Contents of your business suites In prime downtown l'/j baths, dining room, eat-In 471 S47S. •b 1* SJ.40 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 471-24*3 attic, all small garage sale Items. location. Amenities Include recep- kitchen, family room, central air, WOOD CHETEC—Mh.p. motor, many extras, by owner, (74,000. Call 741-4077, 741-4072. GOOD AREA - Two-bedroom, yard tionist, centre) switchboard, w< many extras. WOO. FREE TO GOOD HOME — room, photocopier, confer 129-70U. 717-7223 WILL BUY — Dolli, toys, bears. for kids, Pets, move today, only IJ7S 47 Regional Notices Samovan mother, Shepherd father. room, air conditioning and Jan.to'la Christmas Items, postcards, etc., STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 TV WOOD SPORT FISHERMAN — puppies, black/white. Seven weeks service. Law library available OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside NOTICI (before 1950). 741-4072. anvas top, outriggers, rod holderi, HELP WANTED 671 1M0. LEONARDO — Furnished three- 741-5444 or 741-)7«e. Woods and Long view village. The Regional Recycling Coatl- bedroom house, early March Elegant naw homes from .114,000 set-up for trolling Bluefish. etc., 115 on will be accepting bids until 1:05 FREE PUPPIES — Small mixed availability. 191-35*9 attar 5 p.m. SEA BRIGHT Call 531-0505 H.P. Evlnrude engine. Everything P.M. Monday, February 25, .900, for breed, Daper trained, wormed Call REAL ESTATE Person needed for newspaper delivery to Store for rent n excellent condition. Must sell, he collection and recycling of used M2-M71 after 5 p.m. „ RENTALS LEONARDO — Bungalow, two I42-O04S bought larger boat Only $915 newspapers. Interested parties may carriers in Belford and Leonardo. bedrooms, living room, bath, OVERLOOKING THE SEA — 13-0114. FREK PUPPY — To oood home, IBS obtain a copy of the Bid Specificat- Former ssa captain's home kitchenette, baseboard heat. Ona SYCAMORE PHOFB1SIONA ion, at the Little Sliver krowah nine week-old female, halt Golden Spacious Colonial In mint plus condi- 101 Apartments month security. Business couple BUILDING - Tlnton Falls. 1.100 + SAILS AWEIGH INC. tail, 4W Prospect Avenue, Little Also position available to deliver to carriers Retriever and half English Setter. tion. Four bedrooms, living room, preferred. N1-M14. sq. ft., modern office building, am N.J.'s only HUNTER Dealer liver, N.J. 07739. The sealed Bids fireplace, formal dining room, plus in East Keansburg, Keansburg, and Port Pit parking - will finish to suit. Ca Sailboat Specialist hould be sent to Treasurer, Re- ASBURY PARK NORTH MiDDLETOWN — Three large super science kitchen with wood PALOMINO — Quarter horse, re- 542-4433. S pre owned, new boats on display lonal Recycling Coalition, Little Monmouth. Furnished one-room efficiencies bedroom Colonial, two tult baths, »' burning fireplace, gas heat. Also gistered, seven years old, gelding, 1 Call today, 201-477-3352 liver Borough Hall, 4M Prospect maid service, laundromat and phone ecreatlon room, 10' kitchen, 20' II WEST END STORE — Available Includes third-floor apartment lor 15 2 Mover Experienced rider. 002 Mantoloklng Rd., Brlcktown Avenue, Little Silver, N.J. 07739. on premises. From $50 weekly ing room, utility room. Five years Brighton Ave. Heal and air cond ixtra Income or guests. Newly of- $950 747-5766 The Dally U Sunday Register old, '/j acre. }1M,000 neighborhood, Honing included. Call M2-1141 fered at $124,400. BAHRS REAL Feb. 10 S4.S0 PARAKEETS $6.99 TO »,*• — t*oo a month plus utilities. Short- ESTATE, 1731400. 10» Commercial m-un.ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capr m lease available. 47I-56N. "Cages Discounted." TANKS ALOT, 08 Commercial Circulation Dept. Apartments One and two-bedroom Rentals B Maple Ave., Red Bank. 747-3440. 110 Wanted To Rent MIDDLETOWN — Illh Century luxury garden apartments. Heat and MUST SEE — Four-bedroom, patio, home distinguished by history, Rentals Call Mr. McKnight 542-4000 PEKE-A-POO — White, female, six hot water, tree pool supplied. Nea kids, pets ok, won't last, call. elegance and spaciousness. This weeks old, pick of the litter. $75 transportation and shopping. Cal STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747*434 ATTENTION LANDLORDS — Te- completely renovated ten-room 54 BROAD ST. 2444350. m 0004 between 9-7, Mon. through nants are eager to rent I mmedlatllv horn* features two fireplaces, Set. RED BANK — New luiurv Call 431-4032, Mon.-Frl., 1:10 to4:30 skylights, 31' living room, 21' dining PtIMI INMKTIIAL AMA RED BANK, N.J. townhouse on the river. Two- No fee. room, study with wet bar, family 6-offke suite (900 sq. ft.) may be 12,000 sq. ft. Tailgate loading, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One bedroom, 2'/i bath, family room and room and kitchen with exposed subdivided for any portion private parking A/C, heat, • and two-bedroom garden apart garage. $700. Rent with option to beams and wide plank floors, new thereof, and single office, ISO sq. KEYPORT sprlnkhred. Public transpor- menu, heat, hot water Included, $300 buy. 741-O5U » Reasonable, two rooms, ona fo heating system with three-ione, ft. Central air, heat, private tation and $370 per month plus serltv. Cal storage, one for bedroom and coo aluminum siding, new 200-amp elec- parking, elevator, full janitorial RED BANK - Three bedrooms, IV* I 2*1-5327. Ing privileges. Write Frankl tric service, used brick patio, two- service Included. Prime loca- baths, living room, dining room CLASSIFIED Boiler, 171 Church St., Keyport, N. car garage By Owner. Asking tion. Just completely renovated, kitchen, finished basement, $471 p BELFORD — Two bedrooms, living 07733. Keyport area only. $159,900. Call U2-9O4I. 747-1100 • room, kitchen, bath, $350 PIU month plus utilities. Security a 747-1100 utilities, Call after 4. 7B7-O597. references required. 747-9141. RF4I FSTATE | COZY — One-bedroom, kids ok RED BANK — Two bedrooms, all 131 Houses For Sale 131 Houses For Sale 131 Homes For Salt ! carpet, more, for $210. utilities paid, $4». Two-bedroom ,. FOR SALE STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 bungalow, (300 plui utilities, BUSINESS DIRECTORY SXM)TK COLTS NECK MOTEL - EHklan cy, $90 per week plus lax. Motel, $M> RED BANK — One-year-young, 130 OMfl HOUM* per week plus tax. Dally rale award;*inning Townhouse. Conve- A DAILY GUIDE ' available. Light housekeeping. Cal nient to shopping and transporta- FAIR HAVEN — Own house Sat. I 431-1724 or 944 3700 tion. Features large living room with fireplace, formal dining room through Mon., 1-3. By owner. M Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS CONVENIENT — Two-bedroom with modern kitchen, two bedrooms, Par»er Ava. >4S,aOO. H1S475. good araa. kids, pats ok. only I2» V.i baths, attached garage. Wall-to- STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-WI4 wall carpeting throughout and all 131 Houses Per Sale LIGHT HAULING MISCELLANEOUS ALTERATIONS appliances. Also Included is the use FOULKS- EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS — ol a nool and lennls court. All this for Year round rentals, outdoor swim M15 a month. Available first part of MOVING? — Free estimates. Low BASEMENTS — Attics, garegei CARPENTER — Additions, 14 ACRE FARMETTE — MoatK In pool, one block from ocean. Cal May. Call 741-3024 for appointment. rates. Experienced, reliable. cleaned. Husband and wife team nay. large frontaoe, handy spot, dormers, alterations. 222*35. Call Dan at 244 1944 Free estimates. 3444331. Ask for Guv. 717-1411. barn for animals, allractlva wall' PRESTON AGENC ROOMY — Three bed room, kids, EXTRAS — Two-bedroom nea kept farm house. Tell treat, would pets, washer/dryer, saraae, $375. CARPET HOUSES, GARAGES, — Stores, KITCHEN - Bam and complete free heat, kids ok, $245. make grand horsa (arm. HAROLO etc., cleaned out. Light hauling and STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 LINDEMANN, Broker. Eatontown. 54M1U. INSTALLATION deliveries. Prompt service* TtT-TlSl RUMSON — Stunning executive HIGHLANDS — 114 Bay Ava. Two ranch with all ammenitles bedrooms. U25 plus one month $3000 DOWN PAYMENT necessary for gracious living. $175 INTRODUCES' •acurltv. heat and hot water In is all you need lo move Into this mint RON IS BACK I MAN WITH NEW VAN — Will do monthly, Plus utilities, one year CARPETCLEANING eluded, m 3003 before t p.m. condition, spacious, four-bedroom, Ta rapalr. re-ilrelch or re lev yaur messenger or courier work. Ex lease, April 1st occupancy. Prin- carpal. Experienced carpat In- tremelv dependable, thoroughly Vh bath home. Full basement plus A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, newl cipals only. References. Ml-3074. staller. Reasonable rates. Im- familiar with N.J. 471-7423. three finished attic rooms for studio the new — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable decorated, all utilities Included apartment. FHAapproved for maculate work Call RUMSON COTTAGE - Living room rales. Morrii Hoffman, 747-0109. $nO/morrth. 2t5 Bev Ave., 94e-49T] qualtled buyers. Nestled under p.m. for appointment m aW with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, J SWANTON CO. - All types of or 541-5735. Highlands Twin Lights. $o4,M0. heating work, ipecleliilng In gas two bedrooms and bath, garage. BAHRS REAL ESTATE, 172-1400. JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — heat conversions, fuel savl SoTiii HIGHLANDS ON HILL — Ona Available March ISth. «75 a month, Ha lavs, repairs, re stretches, automatic stack dampers and other bedroom garden apartment, lota yearly lease. Borus Agency. Call A SETTER WAY - To buy or sail. CMlom work and cleaning. 244*177 IMPROVEMENTS fuel-saving devices. Gas and oil electric, laundry and slorag alter 3 p.m., 741-9272. CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty, THE SLIDING burner service. 791-lt2S, fecllltlas. Near busas. Call 173-1144 NEIGHBORHOOD PRO- HOME REPAIRS All tvpa SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — New spec laming In electrical, olumblno, FESSIONAL. 144-4M0. INCOME TAX SERVICE HIGHLANDS — *0 Bar Ave. One- Villa NO model, two bedrooms, two appliances. Reasonable rates. Call baths, $450 per month plus utilities. PAINTING* Mr, Fl> II J7I Ml, bedroom, new wall-to-wall carpel ACRE PLUS MCs COMPUTERIZED TAX RETURNS $221 plus gas heal and one month Available immediately. AP- Custom built, three large bedroorru, — Fadaral. N.J.. N.Y. EHpert ac- security. 2*1-3003 before a p.m PLEBROOK AGENCY. Realtor, DECORATING INTERIOR PAINTING - Paper science kitchen, full dry basement, countant. 30 vaart eiperlerKa. Cen- •42 2900 COMMISSION and Sanltes hanging, free estimates. carpeting, appliances. venfenl appointments, saven days. HIGHLANDS — New two-bedroom MELMEO REALTY Bkr. 471 5*50 M Mendlllo. e'l-WU. ECONOPAINT 7J9-J794, Joey. two bath Condominium. Carpeted Quality oarklow ratal $425 a month, security require- 104 Winter RMUU A NEW LISTING — Thll Ihraa- Fraa atllmatas. nf-7We, 477-7411 FULL-TIME — Ta> accountant. IS TRUCK A AUTO pets. Call itt-otea. bedroom Shrewsbury home can da). years axparlanca serving In- llnllely pail lha white glove lattl HOWELL — Two bedroom, no lease MOUNT POCONO— Four-bedroom, dividuals and businesses A. RENTAL Gas haat, aluminum aMIna. addi- RATE Interior Painting kids ok. available now. lust 1211- two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private tional Insulellon, updated klttban , r»-IM0 golf course, tennis courts, beach and I speclallie In Interior work and use FORO RENT-A-CAR STATE RENTALS. Bkr. 747-«434 and two lull Delhi make thll a flam FAIRWAY FORD Country Club. Close to all resorts. ol a lawel on May's market. Brltar INCOME TAX RETURNS - Bull Beniamin Moore paints Quality JUST FOR YOU - One-badroem Daily - weakly - Monthly 212-5543. be an aarlv bird, sn.too CA. MM Parsonal and Stale Margarv workmanship at law rates. Fraa kids, pan ok, fraa haat. air, «J71 estimates Call Mf-Wet aM for Joe ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Kaallari, TMvoto. mh Yaar In MKMMMrn. mutt STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-M1 NEW VERMONT CHALET - SIS Prospact Ava., Little Sllvar, CWf tar jppolnimanl. eHIW. Available as of March 1st. On Ver- 741-4S00. PAINTING-PAPER HANGING KEANSBURG — •eeutlful 3<* i mont's largest lake. Appronlmatelv INCOME TAXES PREPARED . rates, frae estimates apartment, second floor, private en- 'A hour to Ktlllngion or two hours to Vasir home tr mine call m-tay trance, new ruts and newly de- Lake PlecW. Will accomodate six to BROKER'S BEST Wl FOULKS- ffl-JMe a«ar a a.m. , corated, modern kitchen, heat and 10 comfortably Call 530-W21 davs, Pour bedrooms, three baths, 14' liv- ing room, dining room, kltcnan with THE REPAIRMAN — Plumbing. hot water Included, eecutllv, bust or 747- 1M4 «ves TAX CONSULTANT - With eight pantry, 11' gemaroom. baftamant, ekKtrlcai. carpentry and caramlc AVIS ness couple preferred, no pets. Cal utility room, garage. after a p.m., 7174MB. SKA BRIOHT — Furnished studios AGENCY MakrM. SMI aM twlnau la« r>- ilia, call m-nu. MELMIO REALTY Bkr. e7M4M end meet. units-maW tar vice, all we». Call MOMM Testa, laa-MU. KEANSBURG - Modern Btraa- roert), beHi, wvnfrntaWed, one rnt utilities included. Low winter rates CARROLL AGENCY , secwritv, no mt*. W net by the eav, wee* or month No lease VVALLV'S PAINTING or security TRADE WINDS HWY. M LEONARDO ROOFING a SIDING Exaart CreMsman-Reatonatrte KEANSUJRQ — C*tv three r MOTEL. %it\M REALTOR tn-«1M>| Interkan my spaclally. Tfl-IMI R MIDDLETOWN pay own trtlll EATONTOWN-WOODMIPJt cupencv. Call 105 Summer Rental* RANCH — Thrae oadrooms, Mo MOVING A STORAGE KEANSBURO — Two-bedreom oath, cul-da-uc ttroat. MM ana saw We try harder. apartment. Om tfftatencv apart tana, MMM. tar-aUS. 671-9494 GAGLIANO NICK'S MOVERS — La* and sank* ment 174C Carr Ave.. Kaamawrt HILTON HEAD ISLAND - South SIdlOumr» ratal, egven aavt a waea, Iraa Aili leilirn UN nn iW Ifirti No pelt. Call M7-493t After • P.m. Carolina Golf and tennis en- HOLMDEL Bl LEVEL — Paur lle^l»M esllmasn Call anyllma. laa^lM. thusiasts. Weekly rental of two ft— #f«ma*«. MODERN APARTMENT — Near bedroom Condominium, sieees tin. "replace. Nkely lendecapad acra trenteertailon. Beit lime to call If Easter and Herltat* Golf Clank the progressive realtor lot. Friendly neloMorttood. t11M~ bejere noon, 4*1-04 U weafti available. OMtMliI 471-15U. Principal! only. N4-M1I. Hi Lew »rancli •ranch SHREWSBURY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1980 19 MENTI Of TNI CIT •etc* ate. a* HA. efitett. Meek wit. MOfcataWTH, MESH , M U, Black Ml. Ma** tare* •*. Caw AMOUNT OP 41M4M Mawrna. SyUws li Avenue, or nu.aea tONOrS o . a* TH( COST THIaaMf! »»»no»eo- awn'aw wr ei Han H vamaa 4 ihe aggregate amount o BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITV therefor and authorising the it 8HANCH. IN THt COUNTY OF MOlKsewThNNEsV' JtWitVi. Oarardavtaiavara. tuence ef US2 SflQ Bonds or Notes to ~ "IS of «ll member! Over.* aHI,m.u«l, coSterrlS) AS finance part of the cost thereof aa tat 1L Week 474. finally adopted July M. 197? is conclusive evidence aa so all such aolerminaller. All t Navetlnk Hlver herounder me. Ha renewed tram lime ae lime suotect la Ola provisions o ay N JSA 40A I-aial Tha cNef financial eef leer is hereby author ind teal %. Waca I, - APPROVED- Sketch plat lor Seciten ll-HUJM ef Chapter 11 of t oftowine a •aw;' ar ollof the met Irem time to lime at public ar privet, lie? aeaT_, FraM IMat I the Code ef the Boroua* ef Rod Whereas. Ihe sreallv increase* Z9t «•*•«* use by tneputHK ol meto* vehicletaf deliver them lo Ihe purchasers thereat upon receipt of payment al Ihe premises loceled Bank "Jtoseprlea plus accrual IMereel Irom their gam so ma data of delivery AMI M DIN • Immedielelv upon final ell kinds has caused serious traffic AWIOVIO- FlMl ._ on let I*. Week 71, OMDIMANCI tongeiHans upon the streets ef Ihe •*>• '"achief financial efHcar Is directed to neon la svrltine lo the Spruce Drive, MleV CHAPTIRUOW-TMP I passage ef this Or#jn»ance. ihe governing body al the meeting next succoeetna ma state amen any sale ar dlvldaa tar Mav Municipal Clerk shall tike a copy of Cilv et Lang Branch and. in UCMOPRK particular, in the West End section Mm ntaae oveUeawe »» »,rlu, M trMlita hx ta delivery of lhe.notos purfuenl to thtt ordinance Is made Inch reeart must mam. Inc. are* this Ordinance with the County Plan l> I|I1I1 <11 APFROVfO- Sketch alal far of Ihe Cilv namely, the area «MS«5!,'* "" ™"""" "•«•»• In am ar mere erevieusli Bavslde Land. Inc. «.K!¥i1sir. bounded bv Matilda Terrace on the schedule of Ihe notes soid. __ ana) Ihe name of the pure eremites leceled "P>LAHHIM« AND DIVILOI* PUBLIC NOTICI north. Cedar Avenue on the south. Section! 'niKOer lofinencet^ccaloluselmpr eecUaa >. net capital budget of me '• of Lane (ranck 1st MINT fttaULATIOMS Of> PUBLIC NOTICE it _ Westwood Avenue on the west and nol covered b. application ef the down payments, w amended la ceatarm Mth Use pravlslana i ordinance ta Ihe THI MMIOUOH OP MO KAHK" given thel the torageingOrilwam t hereby luthoriied to IX issue* In 10. grlnclMI •mwnlMSI wmMrauM env Inconsistency herewith. • E IT ORDAINED bv IM as amended was inuoeuced end Ocean Avenue on the east, that Ihe u in. Local Bond Lev* in antlclMtla. o< tin tau » in. un. MB Mayor end iefewg* Ceuncii ot the pasted en first reading on Fearwary parking of motor vehicles on the negotiable bond anticipation Mu ara hereby authorized lo be ta IALMOTICI tWouoneJRMftenktnet: 13. 19M and will be considered for streets m said area has contributed C PUBLIC BIDDING lo this congestion to such an extent mirsuanl lo and «nhin In. limitations prescribed by IM Local t*iej La»K *el fnepurpoaesilHcribedlnSe son 3 ol this bond ordinance are net TOWNSHIP OWNED PROPERTY v *n —r'riiiTiiirannir rrii •n«i eenarja and adapttan at a re- as to interfere seriously with the Sac lion 3 The amarovomenls hereay authorised ami ma owraai lor current expenses. They are all Improvements that the City may lawfully a1 WladlalowWlddll m shalhll l receivei * biaidde on Ilisha fterewah *f Reel Bank, dated Mav 13,aular meeting of the Mayor and use ot said streets for the «nKt> Ihe Bonds ara late i.«.^—« *,»f ttiimalaal —* -* —*- •—-- undertake as generol Improvements, and no part of Ihe costs thereof Ms i.M. prevailing II Itn. refer red to In Section O to 1 ot Council of the BiraughalJIad Bank dtl»a^inlMl.Kll^S!tJStS3fS bean or shall be specialty assessed onprooenv spetiaiivoanefitei tnereov IllUl.ei I It end Kind's M Chapter 11 of the Cede ef the CewnU Ib) The average period of usefulness, computed on Ihe basis of Ihe 1 vehicles: respective amounts ef otMlaatlona authorised for each purpose end the Year Serlel Number the Planning and Oeveto*mef.t Re •uiattont ef the luraue* ef Red area reasonable lite thereof within the limitations of Ihe Local Band Law, Is t S Superior Bus 1*45 3743 on Feb 27, 1940 at I 00 P M when ac ml years. (14 passenger I Bank, be amended at toikmi Mlities. impeads rapid and TIN MM boundary seperallns objections. If env, lo the pauaga ot fighting of fires end the (c) The Supplementel Debt Statement required bv the Local Bond Law the Professtonal Offke (PO) Zone same will be received. disposition of police forces and th has been duly prepared and llted In the office of the Clert. and a complete Mercury 4 doer, sedan Ruth M Eschelbech, Borough Clerk im»rt)v««i.wtfr Pw execuled duplicate thereat has baan filed In Ihe office of the Director ol the Mercury 4 door, sedan from the Class A Residential IRA) dangers the health, safety and («) RtvifcionofCilv Mercury * door, sedan Zone. In the area bounded bv Peters Michael J Arnone. Mayor welfare ef the general public, mat Division of Locel Government Services In the Department of Community 1)7 30 T*» Mun Atfeirs ot Ihe Slate of New Jersey. Such tletemenl shows Ihet the areas detoi Plymouth 4 door, Sedan Place on the north. Broad Street on NB.II such parking threatens Ihe re (b) Acquisition and intuilr of Ihe, Cilv as defined In the Locel Bond LeWlT KfreaaMI by «5 Mercury 4 doer, sedan the east. Meete Avenue on the west put able loss in valuation* of proper- uon of a traffic light at th* f .u.lh£i""*5 It m* "I""*? *"* ""'** Prevlded In this bond ordinance bv Plymouth Wagon and Beroen Place on the south, be 2)3 Lout Branch ty in portions of the City which can corner of Florence end Allan- I1I4.000. and tha obligations euthorlied herein will be within ell debt Ford 4 door vedan revised to place the totlewina. lots, no longer be readily reached by lie Avenue* In thf City. limitations prescribed bv that Law. International Uttlitv Truck No 1300, lit. No • now In the Professional Office (POI BOND ORDINANCE AMENDING vehicular traffic; that Ihis parking modernUetion at police rKtlo Id) An aggregate amount not exceadlng HI 000 lor Items of expense Dodoe Truck Chauh MOO IMS I9I174«2M Zone. In the Class A Residential (R SECTION Kb) OP ORDINANCE problem, which threatens the comftuinkfltiont svtlim, in listed In and permitted under N.J.S.A. 40A :1K Is Included In Iha estimated GMC Dump Truck 197} TCS41TVS7M3I At Zone: #tll HERETOFORE FINALLY welfare ot the community, can be volviny auiuiiiiion end in costs indicated herein for Ihe purposes or Improvements. GMC Dump Truck iffl TCE43WVWH1) Block W, Lot 1*A AOOPTIO BY THE CITY OF reduced bv providing sufficient off stalletion of repeater Italians, Section 7. The full talth and credit of Ihe Cilv ere hereby pledged lo Ihe Dodge Pickup 1970 D14ABOS14170f 2 Block 100. Lot H LONG BRANCH ON JULY II, 1t7t. tlreet parking facilities lobe located orovllloni for new f requenck* punctual payment of the principal of and the Interest on the obllgalli GMC Dump Truck 19,2 TCES3WVMMU M. Block tOt.LotslandiS WHEREFORE, the City Council in Ihe area described herein, mat for radios, acquisition of parti euthorlied bv this bond ordinance. The obligations shall be direct unlimi 40' K 10' House Trailer w/Tandem Axle Block 102, Lots tl and i« ol the City of Long Branch adequate provision of properly necessary I heritor and all obllgellons ot the City, end the City shall be obligated lo levy ed velorem TMM Tar Body i«/4cyl continental engine burner and pump Block 103, Lots 17. fiend It heretofore authorized Ihe acquisi- located terminal space tor work necessary thartfor or in lexes upon all the lexebie property within the City lor the pevmenl ot the Vehicles may be Inspected at the Township Garage. Kanet Lane Block IW. Lots 17 and II tion by purchase or Condemnation ol automobiles is a public responsibili- cittenUI thereto, and renova- obligations and the Interest thereon without limitation el rete or emounl Middletown, New Jersey on Ihe following days and hours: Weekdays Irom The above tot and block num certain properly for Municipal ty and cannot be effectively dealt tion of the Oceanic Firshousa Section 8 Thlt bond ordlnence shall take effect !0 days after Ihe first I 00 A.M. Io3 OOP M bars are all as shown on Sheel it, purposes as described in Section with bv private enterprisei located on Norwood Avenue In publication thereof after final edoptlon. as provided bv the Locel Bond Lew Said vehicles will be sold either to the highest individually bid pe last revised June 1*77, and Sheets li 3(b) ot Ordinance #tU finally therefore, the Mayor and Council of (he City and the Independent Introduced: February 11, 190*3 vehicle, or In a lump sum bid, whichever Is determined bv Ihe Townshl and 37, last revised December 1t74, adopted July to. 1*79 and said pro the City of Long Branch Do Further FlrehouM located on Union Committee to be In Ihe best interest to the Township ot Mlddlelown. ALL perly Is lo be used for parking Ordain. VEHICLES ARE SOLD IN "AS IN" CONDITION AND THERE ARE NO of Ihe official UR map of tin A. That pursuant to the Pro- Avenue in the City. Involving Borough of Red Bank purposes; and plumbing, electrical and ex- WARRENTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS ATTACHED THERETO Som visions of Chapter 118 of the Laws of NOTICI OF 2. The Borough Engineer be and WHEREFORE, the City Council terior improvements, install* PEHOINOOKDIHANCE of the vehicles have been used lor police purpose, wishes to formelly record and make 1941 as amended (N.J S.A 40 W-25.1 lion of naw overhead doors, The bidder shall submit a certified check or money order in the amoun Is hereby directed lo revise the of et sea) it Is hereby determined thai The ordlnence published herewith wet Introduced end passed upon first llclal Zoning Map of the Borough ot determinations with respect to th* replacement of windows and feeding eatl a meetinmealingg ofl thIhee CitClly Councill of tha City of Long BranchBrant*. In Ihe of 10% of his total- bid. payable to the treasurer of the Township o necessity of acquisition of th* pro- the City of Long Branch acquire by other mcldenlal Improve Middletown, with his propose! The balance mutt be paid within three dav Red Bank in accordance with thh purchase or Condemnation th* Countyy of,, Monmoutouthh,h, New Jersey, held on February II. lealean II will Ordinance and the provisions of Sec perty for off-street parking merits, acauliltlon of all lurlherr canslderecansldered d ((o ( r finafill passageas , afteft r publiblic hearinhi g thereon, al after notilkalion of award of bid. At which lime, the bill ol sale and vehlcl purposes; following described lands tor Ihe malarlals ntcessarv therefor t ldC must be picked up. lion 13 to i,A.4 of Chapter 13 of the purpose of making the same meetlne, at saldCeuncll to be held In Ihe Municipal Bids., In said city on Code of the Borough of Red Bank NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR and all work ncctmarv February 24. IM0 at a o'clock P.M., and during the mh prior to and up to Sealed bids may be submitted prior to the dale and time ol sale b GAINED by the City Council of the available to the public tor the public therefor or Incidental thereto. and Including Ih. dale of such meeting, copies of said ordinance will be addressing the seated envelope to the attention of "Township Ad 3. The Mayor and Clerk be and City of Long Branch, in the County of parking of vehicles. TOTAL (110,000 |104,SO0 10 veart made available at Ihe Clerk's Office to the momberi of iha general public ministralor, King's Highway, Middletown, New Jersev and enclosing th are hereby directed to execute the Monmouth, N.J (nol less than two- B. That the cost of the said ac- TOTAL $UO,000 $114,000 certified check or money order as requested Bidder must indicate on th mep certification required bv Sec quisition of said lands (or such The excess of the appropriatioi n made lor each of the Improvemenls or who shall request the tame. thirds of all the members thereof scaled envelope his name, address and tlem(s) bid upon. lion U 10 t,A, 4,b of the Code of the affirmatively concurring) as purpose, shall be raised bv the is- purposes aforesaiaforesaid over the estimateed mmaximua m amount of bonds or notes Bid Proposal Forms may be picked up any week day between tha hour Borough of Red Bank. suance of bonds of the Municipality to be issued threfortherefo , at above statedted. . It tth* amount of the down pavmen follows: of 9:00 and 3:00 P.M. in the Office of Public Works, Township Garage 4. Any provisions of the Plan Section 1. Section 3(b) ot Or in the manner provided bv law Kanai Lane, Middletown, New Jersey ning and Development Regulations dlnance #«S3 entitled "Bond Or C. The said lands are known as by order of the Purchasing Aaen ol the Borough of Red Bank contrary dlnance providing for various Lot BA. 8B and 1 in Block 111 on Ihe of the Township of Mlddlelow to the provisions of this Ordinance capital improvements by the City ol Official Tax Map of the City of Long Ml S*< Bright 141 Sea Bright 241 Sen Brmht Ml S» Bright 130.00 shall be and are hereby repealed to Long Branch. In tha County of Mon Branch and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT of the northerly line of West End FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 19(0.1 220 Atlantic Highlands 220 Atlantic Highland! 210 Atlantic Highlands 220 Atlantic Highlands Court and the easterly line of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of the Borough of Sea Bright, In the Countv of Monmouth, State Palmer Avenue, and running SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT thence of New Jersev, that a public hearing will be field on Wednesday, February 27, 1980, at 6:00 P.M. E.S.T. at tha FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1900-11 (1) North 23 degrees 00 minutes Borough Hall, Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, N.J., for the purpose of conducting a hearing on the following budget for • east along the easterly line of thu school year 1980-81. _ S*Pt. 29. 1*71 Palmer Avenue 233 91 teet to a Actual i point which Is Ihe intersection ot ». nn Sepi.», »n sapi. so. itao ENROLLMENTS 30* the easterly tine ol Paimtr lual Actual Estimated 1. Resident Pupils Avenue and Ihe southerly line ol Pupils Sent lo Other Districts 1yrrr 113 M ** 103 I. Pupils Sent toOther Districts Brighton Avenue and running a. To Regular Programs in 3 -too thence b. To Special Education Programs (t) South 79 degrees 01 minutes 3 1 3 5. Pupils R east along the southerly line of 4. Private School Placementt I I 1 . 6. Total (Line 1+4 + 5) Brighton Avenue 132 50' to a 6. Total (Line 1+4) , 114 104 point; thence (3) South 21 degrees S9 minutes REVENUES 30 seconds west, 230.If to a ' • REVENUES point in the northerly line ol | west End Court; thence 197679 Increase/ , (4) North 73 degrees 30 minutes Anticipated lOacrease) Current Expense west along the northerly line of* Revenues Irom Local Sources Balance 7/1/78 (Per Audit Report), We*' End Court 136 9V to the -Local Tax Levy "*"*7. 2S0.443 00 Balance Appropriated point and place of BEGINNING Miscellaneous Sjio.OO (413 41) Revenues from Local Sources This description is drawn In ec- SUB TOTAL I IS1.1U.00 • [433.491 Tan Lew Balance (CaP. Adj.)... s d lh m mad1 e ov Local Tan LtW d At Tu.Uon ,...... , .„.- ... S?:!i5:S *ftl&& *S3:tSS:Sl j^c"wwSSd.V« A Su'., .5,0.3.00 M(itKI«fHAA.k..T | t*B .i ._ M°~ JSJCJC il*£^'' 'VrnfioaXH Coup-U.oeino' Is' 17,577.00 ISSS'T^n,^'- I ...... v^.^y •••>$»&• - •,!« SUB-TOTAL (Untilthru W) .;.."..... aei n.Ann ^~" ' TA afaVTE. * 'j 4a Aa, AA hnr^hu' authoriseai.fhrtpj um/4d , mnn Aiwnrt*r< I ,f Cateuorkal Aids ... 1,727.00 15,11000) 3S» 12,102.00 Other State Aids _ 2,330.20 continue lo negollale with Ihe 2,912.00 Revenues from State Sources 47,443 00 48.068 00 owners for Ihe purchase ol seld Equalization Aid SUB-TOTAL (1.520 10) SMMOO 5MM.O0 67.70] 00 11.430 00 11.430 00 lands, end upon failure lo arrive al a uu/Mm M.IU.H 90% Approved Trans price satisfactory lo the Cilv Icxcon. Revenues Irom Federal S*vrc*l Categorical Aids t. 4J.1O4 00 SS,«6 00 4.709.00 11.tej.00 hnue with Condemnation Proceed- P L 93 380 (Title 1 JI) 11,140 00 21.110 00 13.ISO.00 13.4S0.00 19.93100 Other Stale Aid! • ings for the purpose ot acquiring 79.630 00 14,0)1.00 U7.3S6.OO IO7.3U0O Ut.Mt.OO SUB-TOTAL 11,HODO 13.450.00 1J.4W00 H,133 00 SUBTOTAL'- said lands In the manner provided n.uo.oo bv law. Revenues Irom Federal Sources TOTAL CURRENTEXPENSI 301.S40.WI 10,304.11 341,111.87 III.100.00 2J.4SO.0O 154.ISO 00 1U.11I.00 PL. 93-380 (Title I J-2) 193.00 7.307.00 Section 2. This amending Bond Ordinance should take eltecl twenty Revenue Irom Local Sources P.L. 93-JgO (Title IVB J-2) 1,924.00 1,924.00 15.000.00 15.000 00 120) days after Ihe first publication Local T« Lew SUBTOTAL thereof after adoption as provided SUB-TOTAL IS.000.00 15.000.00 13,458.00 76O,«O.*9 741,110.00 744,ISS.t> 113,14000 bv the Local Bond Lew Total Current Expense Introduced: February 11,1980 Revenue Irom SUle Sources i Debt Service Belence transferred bv referendum 4/3/79 NOTICE OF PENDING Capital Outlav ORDINANCE Capital Outlav Aid Balance 7'1/78 (Per Audit Report) The Ordinance published Revenue from State Sources TOTALCAPITALOUTLAY 11,000.00 _ herewith was introduced and passed Capital Outlay Aid 7.00 7.00 Oebt Service upon first reading al a Meeting ol Balance 7/1/78 (Per audit report) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAV ... 1.00 177.3J4.S9 Ihe City Council of the City of Long Revenue from Local Sources , • $143,1*4.47 Capital Reserve balance transferred to Capital Outlay bv referendum 4/3/79101978-79 budget Branch, in the County ol Monmoulh. I New Jersey, held on February II, Local Ten Levy 10,000.00 Detoi Service 1 Miscellaneous 905.56 I960 II will be further considered for Balance 7/1/78 (per audit report) { linal passage, after public hearing SUB-TOTAL 10,000.00 905.56 1.598 M thereon, et a meeting of said Council TOTAL DEBT SERVICE Revenue Irom Stall Source 417,077.70 11.4SI.00 9K,)t3 91 741,1(000 3.S7S.67 744.fSS.e7 to be held in Ihe Municipal Bldg . in 10.000 1XJ toss* 11,545.Ot 13,000 00 13,000.00 11.300.00 Total Revenue All Accounts seld Cilv on February 26, 1980 at 8 TOTAL DEBT SERVICE o'clock P.M , end during Ihe week 3M.S40.00 ll.J11.e7 M7,Ua.9e 144.100.00 23.4SO.00 117,550.00 lie.sii.00 Total Revenue All Accounts APPROPRIATIONS prior to and up lo and Including the dale of such meeting, copies of said 1979-00 ordinance will be made available at APPROPRIATIONS 1978-79 1978-79 Revised the Clerk's Olfice lo Ihe members of JICURRENT EXPENSE Appropr. Expenditures Approp. Ihe general public who shell requesl 1978 79 tt7t-K Administration the same Revised 1979-80 Transfers In/ Revised Transfers In/ 1M0-81 Salaries 60,170.00 63.11BS8 63,118 88 44.34000 44,340.00 Approp. E Approp. (Trans. Out) Approp. Approp. Jennie C OeFalio. JICURRENT EXPENSE (Trans. Out) Contracted Services 1.400.00 3.186.10 3.184 20 1,800 00 1.800.00 City Clem Administration Other Expense* 5,300.00 6,748.76 4.748.76 5,900.00 S.tOOOO Feb 18 ISI6 Salaries 5.560.00 5.510.00 5.510.00 5,310 5,510.00 Contracted Services 4,000.00 3.404.40 2.5O0 0O 1,500.00 2,600.00 SUB-TOTAL 5.155.00 5.107.90 2,65500 2,655.00 2.135.00 Other Expenses Instruction 10.430.00 SUBTOTAL Mf. Salaries-Principals SalarlesSupv. of Inslr 11.554 00 11,860.00) 8.476.00 6.676.00 6.600 00 335.544.61 364.300.00 361,195.00 Two flee Salaries Teachers 345,494.00 19,951.19) 335,54461 Instruction 40.840 00 2.100.00 1,000 00 Salaries-Other fnstr. Staff 37.919.00 157.03 38.076.83 38.07663 38.875.00 Salaries-Principals., 3.000.00 24.7SO.0O 24,379.05 1.000.00 Salaries Sec. & Cler. Asst 2,422.50 1155.00) 1.167 50 2.167.SO 2,000.00 Salaries-Tedc'hers , 12.000.00 3,500,00 2,997.98 3.000.00 Other Salaries lor Inslr 10.577.50 (1.0S4.7S) 9,522.75 9.52175 12.000 00 Salaries-Other Insir Staff 1,200 00 5.800.00 Salaries Sec. 4CI*r.Ajst 1,146 SI Textbooks 5.500.00 1.339.04 6.819.04 4.839.04 5,500.00 3,600 00 Teiibooks School Lib. 8. Audiovisual Materials.. 3.000.00 (7 20) 2.992.60 2,992.80 3.300.00 over wall 11.000.00 School Lto 4 Aidio Visual Materials 81500 200.00 Teaching Supplies ;.. 10.312.17 10.312.27 12.000 00 2,950.00 Teaching Suppliei 3.000.00 1.7*5.32 Other Expenses 3.399.19 3.399 29 2.950 00 Other Expenses 115 00 130.00 SUB-TOTAL.. '"sat 7.S3I. 45051500 471.915.00 SUB-TOTAL 168,365,00 (132.77S.OO) 411.171.00 (11,839.711 1,000 00 AtUndancaandHeHealj M Services Attendance and Health Services Salaries Attendant. 100.00 in Berlin Salaries-Health Salarlit-Htalth 20 400 00 1.531.92 Other Expenses-Health Other Expenses-Health 150.00 1606 BERLIN (AP) - A SUB TOTAL 3.2OO.O0 500.00 468.00 SUB-TOTAL ' earn of East Berliners Transportation TranseertaUat. used saws to cut through Salaries ! 4,2O0.00 4.100 00 S.471.43 5,100.00 5.200 00 6.100.00 Contr Serv. i. Pub. Carr 9.000.00 1,844 50 Contr. Se. v 4 Pub. Carr , 11,100.00 13,300.00 11,020.0. 15,000 00 25.000.00 25.OOO.O0 Curricular Activities 400.00 (400.00) he iron bars on a window 300.00 3M.23 300.00 300.00 1.000.00 Public Trans-Insurance 300.00 SUB-TOTAL 1J.B04.SJ 9,890 00 9.89000 (20.20000) Curricular Activities 1,000.00 1.000.00 635.16 1.000 00 1.000.00 1,000.00 and a rope with a grappling Other Expenses 1,175,00 2,175.00 2.046.51 2.175 00 2,175.00 4,600.00 Operation M.M2.M 36,632 14 42.000.00 42.0O0.OO look to climb the barbed 31.975.00 35.502.40 33.e7S.00 Salaries .' 39,000.00 SUB-TOTAL '. 11.975.00 Haat 1,900.00 9,900,00 12,740.02 10.000.00 10,800.00 wire-topped Berlin wall in UIIIHIts 9,327.22 9,327 22 10.200.00 10,200 00 Operation 2,900,00 10.500.00 9.737.33.00 Supplies 2.49919 1.900 00 a daring escape to Salaries 2,.400.00 12,600.00 SUB-TOTAL Tuition-Special 7.00000 3,000.00 6,131.00 Food Services saying they never give de- Salaries 6.20OD0 SUB-TOTAL 68.aOO.00 1U.000.00 193.80000 198,627.45 182.050 DO 181,050.00 113,431.00 tails of successful escapes. SUNDRY ACCOUNTS SUB-TOTAL ...... 6.200.00 West Berlin newspapers Food Services ludeni Body Activities Exoendltures to cover deficits. 1.000.00 ra I arils 2.114.00 2.634.00 contradicted the police ac- SUa-TOTAL 1.000.00 1,000.00 EKPtndlturai to cover deficits 167 SO 147.50 3.001.50 3.001.50 count on the number of J ISUB-TOTOL 1H.430 00 294,430.00 29S4S2.18 130.990DO i 130.990.00 145,374.00 SUB-TOTAL escapees. The papers said J-lSseclal Proletts - Federal/SUte/onerr J-1 SUB-TOTAL Federal Prolectl J-2 Special Prolects Federal/State/ether three men made it across P.L. 93-380 I Title I > 21,16000 11.240.00 11.450.00 23.450 DO I9.9J3.00 Federal Project. P.L. 93-3M (Title I) ., •. the wall. There was no im- SUBTOTAL 21,1*0.00 22.260.00 13^50.00 13,4 50 DO 19,933.00 P.L 91-380 (Title IV B) mediate explanation of the 5.000.00 15,000.001 1.171.00 S.C.E. Other Exo. SUB-TOTAL Nonpubllc Textbooks 110 00 110.00 110.00 110.00 - 110,00 33.00 discrepancy. Noneubljc Auxiliary Services •n.oo S.C.E.-Salaries 16.711 00 16.711.00 Nonpubllc Handicapped Services _ 2,000.00 Nonpubllc Textbooks 1,470.00 1.370.00 1.370.00 According to the Nonpubllc Auxiliary Services 345.00 839 00 •19.00 SUBTOTAL papers, the men were ex- Nonpubllc Handicapped Services 2.448.00 2.500.00 2,500.00 Total Current ExpenseslJ I tarn JO. . 301.540.00 SUB-TOTAL ..... ployed by East Germany's L Capital Outlay 744,15567 013.24000 Equipment Reouler Total Current Expenses (J-1 thru J•»)... 4.107.10 493.277.00 7O3.549.te 74I.IBOOO Union Publishing Co.. Total Capiui Outlav which has its headquarters S6HH Service Suffir immediately behind the Principal 10,000.00 Equipment-Regular 7.00 5.17S.OO East German side of the Inerest Total Capital Outlav 4,207.10 493,184.00 707.724.99 741,180 00 3471.67 744,655 67 111.240.00 wall total Debt Service TOTALS TOTAL! Tout Balances They cut through iron JmwM.mt Total Baleaces bars on a back window of wntii).. 21B2X the publishing house and TeU Expenditures lad Balances June », nn. RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES used a grappling iron and IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION Special rope to climb the wall. \ JULY 1,1*71 to JUNE 30, H7« Schools or Capital tJI) Special Prol Capital Debt Reserve Current Exp. (J-2—J-8) Outlav Service Fund Totals . unexpended Improvements' Authorizations July 1. lt7B 35!440 14 FreeApproprlellonBelences4/30/79llromtheAudlt)... $57 245.70 1805 00 H72.I59 59 , 1.598.67 231.82896 ; TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING BALANCE Amount appropriated in adopted FY 79-80 Budget... 9,500.00 (9.500 00) Dollar steady, Addlllonel amount appropriated during FV 79 80 (1.598671 . Improvement Aulhorliellon Expenditures: Additional Balance anllclpaleddurlro FY 79-10 1.598.67 2,077.0 3,675.67 744.40596 Buildings H FreeApproorletlonBalences4/10/10(est.l 49JM.37 2.182.00 Amount appropriated In FY1MI 9.000.00 19.000.00) gold mixed 215.405 94 ; TOTAL IMPROVBMINT AUTHOKIZATION EXPENDITURES *.mM FreeApproprlollonBeloncos4/30/6tlest.l 40,344.37 2.882.00 | UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JUNE K. l»7t It!,I!) 64 • 11.598.67 - trenster of debt service balance to current expense bv referendum 4/3/79 LONDON (AP) - The TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCE u1.ieo.34 dollar opened steady and The 1980-81 Current Budget Includes a total of $32,883.00 allocated to Improvement Programs as summarizes gold prices were mixed in RECAPITULATION Of MLANCES below: IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NAME Grade/Grade Cluster quiet trading today on Speclel Basic Skills-Preventive and Remedial £-4 S30.233.00 Schools or Cental K 500 00 world financial markets. Guidance Service '4 550.00 IJ-tl Special Prol. Ceollel Debt Reserve In-service Training Program lor Teachers lo Improve Teechlni Performance J-* At mid-morning, gold Currant Exp. 1.100 00 Ut—i-t) Outlay Service Fund Trials Materlelstor Skill Improvement Program . $•» 500.00 •a Aaproprtatlon Balances 4/30//f I Irom tha Audltl,. JJno.M 1I,«M47 1.9*8.00 (M4.9I) 44.771.11 Career Ed. Program *** was trading for $662.50 an 6l1lonal Amount appropriated durlm PY 7«-10 nr.m.47 (114)31 (J6.1M.M.I , Total Appropriations 32.113 00 ounce in London and altlonel fleleme enllclpated during PY r»-B0 H4.9I •a Appropriations Balances I/KVM (ait.) 1.020.21 1.173 1) 4,t91J7 Zurich. That was down M Approprletion Balance* 4/30/11 last.l IMttU 1JJ71.11 4Jjm.i7 Notice Is hereby given that there will be a hearing on the foregoing budget on Wednesday, February 27th, 1980, a 8 p.m. In the Atlantic Highlands Elementary School, 140 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N.J. The budget will be from Friday's late rate in The 198041 Current Expense Budget Includes * total of tO.OO allocated to ImprovemImpr t nt Programs. available for public Inspection at the Superintendent's Office at the aforementioned school, from 9 to 4 p.m Zurich of $669.50, but up The complete budget will be available for examination bv the public between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 between February 18th and February 27th, during regular school days. from London's pre- Elizabeth A. Collins, Secretary iM. at the home of trve Secretary, 15 Osborne Place, Sea Bright, New Jersev. Atlantic Highlands Board of Fducatlon weekend close of $659 50. (Signed) That. W. Garland, Jr. Secretary, Board 140 First Avenue Silver sold in London Education P.O. Box 123 Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716 Sea Bright, N. J. 077*0 « for $3625 an ounce, Up iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii In all, J42 readers cut out and returned "Get teen-agers off the streets, also OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Fire destroys nearly 100 miles up the De- the ones living on their parents." Police are investigating two laware River from Delaware the coupon which ran daily for 12 issues. RIVERVIEW Voting tabulation showed 188 opposed "Let all the people who make money MONMOUTH MEDICAL break-ins which were dis- vacant house Bay, and they're eager to any resumption of the draft, while 1M fight." Long Branch Red Bank covered Saturday at houses learn what killed lt. Mr. and Mrs. John W. EAST KEANSBURG - voted in favor of resumption. Those favor- "If women want to go, let them, but Mr. and Mrs. John on Sharon Drive In theAnother fire, termed sus- . "If it is that far up the ing the draft also were asked to give their don't draft innocent girls." Zawilinski (Gladys Skelly) IS Hannan (Helen Latshaw) 19 Wayside section river, it wss probably sick Neville St., Tinton Falls, picious by fire officials, preference as to women being used in "Draft those who started the women's Taylor Road, Marlboro, son, At both locations, num- destroyed an abandoned and lost its bearings and just combat. Ninety voted against women rights movement first." Feb. U. daughter, Feb. 15. • bers 5 and 17 Sharon Drive, Mr and Mrs. William Van house at 7 Holmes Place kept on going," said Alleta bearing arms and fighting, while M "We need more sex on the front Mr. and Mrs. Lewarren Kechtmann (Carol Baker) 21 undetermined amounts of yesterday morning. Hohn of the Smithsonian In- thought it desirable. lines." Tale (Bridgette Moore) 1813 Sycamore Ave., East coins and Jewelry were According to a fire depart- stitution Marine Mammal The results of the poll will be "Draft all kids that get in trouble; get Columbus Ave., Neptune, Keansburg, daughter, Feb. taken, police said. They said ment spokesman, fire com- Center. forwarded to Sens. Harrison A Williams them off the street, it will do them good." son, Feb. 19. IS. entry was gained in one case panies from East Keansburg A pinkish substance was and Bill Bradley, and Reps. James J. "Yes, if all the feminists are drafted Mr. ^ehd Mrs. Matthew by forcing a rear window and and Port Monmouth draining from a bole in its Howard and Frank Thompson Jr. for combat" McCoy (Lorraine Steadman) Mr. and Mrs. Tage Lind in the other by forcing a rear tide. Richard Livingston, (Debra Joan Carbone) Ken responded to the alarm just Many readers wrote their opinions on "They want equal rights, let them 129 W. Spicer Ave., door. before 6 a.m. special agent with the Na- the ballot or attached them on a slip of fight." , Wildwood, daughter, Feb. 13. Gardens, Cliffwood, son, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Robert IS. Barnstead (Gladys Reynolds) Mr. and Mrs. James R. 4 Willow Drive, Ocean Freglette (Karen Boynton) Township, son, Feb. 13. 194-B Sawmill Road, Brick JERSEY SHORE Township, son, Feb. 16. Neptune - • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Drake Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph (Pamela Jean Murray) 113 Brycki (Carol DeCicco) 600 Mitchell Drive, Eatontown, d*t*bia l .,,.;. Feb. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Adamczyk (Joanne Ferda) Petlllo (Lucille Kersmarki) S12 Poole Ave., Union Beach, y 1206 Herbsrt Ave., Ocean daughter, Feb. 17. Township, son, Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hem- SONOMA, Calif. phill (Barbara Hoehn) 9 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lud- Mallard Road, Middletown, dy, Sonoma Calif., daughter, Feb. 17. to cut your phone bills, Oct. 23. 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