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VOL.98 NO.129 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1976 15 CENTS The puzzling school aid dilemma continues By JULIE MCDONNELL U7H977 budgets without any the legislature's delay in postponed a month as was come up with a plan to dis- sembly, would be a two-cent which received 1173.000 in certainty of how much aid funding the (334 million done last year tribute aid more fairly increase in the stale sales state aid last year, has It's hard to tell who is more they will receive. And that is that the boards The Senate passed a bill to The new bill is weighted in tax, from five cents lo seven learned it may receive confuted by the stale aid to And the taxpayers jus) wan have tittle idea of how much this effect Dec. IS, but the As- favor of poorer districts, but cents 180.000. 1232,000. VflW.OOO. or education dilemma: the legis and try to figure it all out state aid they will receive sembly adjourned for the is intended, via the additional Tnf notjieartlly in lavor of $432,000 next year lature, the school boards, or "Only about three people in next year. year without acting on it Trie 1334 million, to equalize edu an increased sales tax." Mr The (80,000 figure is what the public. the legislature really under- The bill, which raises the Assembly reconvenes today cationowithout imposing too Van Wagner, who supports an I he borough would gel if the The complexities of itate stand what's going on," says amount of state aid from 15U and is expected to consider heavy a penalty on wealthier income tax accompanied by legislature fails to fund any of aid formulas and school budg- Assemblyman Richard Van million to 1817 million, would the measure shortly communities at the same property tax reform, said -the 1334 million The court et preparation are confusing Wagner, D-District 12. a increase the state's share of time "But our backs are to the has said that, should that hap- enough in a normal year. And Matawan Reglona the cost of public education The problem began back in How to fund the new plan is wall." pen, it would simply take existing money and redistri- this certainly hain't been a School teacher im 31 per cent to 38 per 1073, when the stale Supreme the second major problem So at this point it is still un- normal year. Court ruled in the Bolter deci- While Gov Brendan Byrne certain what kind or tax mea- bute it to help bnng poorer He says the problem sion that the presAf"nythix1 still has hopes for an income sure will be passed, or how districts up to the financial The legislature still has to Islature, reluctant to level of wealthier ones. find a way to fund the 1314 three-sided, involving not only pass any new tax measures of public school (Vianchng. tax measure this year, the much of the total $334 million million increase in public how state aid should be dis- before last November's elec- relying heavily on properly sentiment for sucha tax is al- will be raised The highest figure repre- school financing it approved tributed, and how/lhe money tion, must now consider sev- tax assessments, was unfair most nonexistent in the legis- And that, in turn, explains sents full funding - what in September. It's also wait- is to be raiseTTTout also the eral alternatives, including an to poorer districts. The court lature, according to Mr Van why each school district has Fair Haven would get if the ing to hear the stale Supreme larger issue of tax reform increase in the sales tax. said the quality of a child's Wagner. received four possible stale legislatures comes up with CourtWplnlon on whether Because of the delay, it is education should not be de- According to the legislator, aid estimates from the stale the entire (334 million — and But of concern to most the court approves the new that bill Is constitutional people - and school board likely that school board and pendent on the wealth of the the most likely source of the Department of Kducalion. in- community in which he lives, plan. Local school boards, in members in particular — is budget elections, scheduled 1334 million, and the source stead of one. and ordered the legislature |o See Stale School, page. 3 Richard Vaa Wagw r turn, must try to formulate the Immediate consequence of for early February, will be most acceptable to the As- For example. Fair Haven. Cease-fire in Angola is called for by Ford
WASHINGTON (AP| - thousands of miles from its China was reportedly support- did not designate a source for President Ford called today borders." ing an Angolan faction that the report, said the money for "an immediate cease- Meanwhile, there were was opposed to the soviet would be used to buy weapons fire" in Angola, an end lo all these developments related to harked lavluni or logistical support for pro- outside intervention and a Angola: —/Recruiting and training Western forces in the African government of national unity — Secretary of State Henry of American mercenaries to nation to stop the civil war there A. Kissinger will meet with fighWiO-Aogola has come to — A. U.S. diplomat deliv- He also warned the Soviet Soviet Ambassador Anatoly an abrupt halt in the United ered a message on Angola Union that if it continues in- Dohrynin this week and ask States, The Ch/ishan Science from Ford to Ugandan Presi- tervention in Angola "damage about the Soviet statement Monitor reported today dent Idi Amin in the first ma- to our broader relations will and whether it represents a Quoting sources close to the jor diplomatic contact be- be unavoidable." major shift in Soviet attitudes Central Intelligence Agency, tween the countries in more The President promised about Angola. the newspaper said the halt thbn a year The message continued U.S. efforts "diplo- White House staff chief appeared to be the result of tuuied over yesterday was matic and otherwise to stabi- Richard Cheney said yes- an article it published last nor-expected to lead to any lize the military situation in terday on CBS' "Face the Na- week that said ex-US, ser- quick improvement in US Angola and promote a quick tion " that U.S. officials were vicemen were being trained Uganda relations, diplomats and peaceful settlement." encouraged by the Soviet for mercenary work in a CIA- said But. In a speech, prepared for comment, but Western spe- sponsored operation at Ft Ford, desenbing the Farm delivery before the American cialists in Moscow said they Bennlng, Ga. Bureau speech as his fuii Farm Bureau Federation in see no sign of a basic change But today's article said the major address" ol the Bicen- si Louis. Ford rejected'the in Soviet policy center of recruitment has tennial year, said he opposes BEGIN NEW TERMS - Deputy County Clerk Hen- year terms. Mr. Kavolek Is beginning his third idea o( using grain sales lo White House staff chief moved to Europe, where the idea of grain sales diplo- ry E. Traphagen swears In Incumbent Republican term as a freeholder and Mr. Larrlson, his fourth. persuade Russia lo .disengage Richard Cheney said yes- some African embassies are macy. Farm groups in gener- Freeholders Ernest G. Kavaiek, left, of Middle- The two Republican freeholders are the minority in Angola. terday on CBS' "Face the Na- quietly recruiting Europeans, al oppose any move by (he town and Harry Larrlson Jr. of Neptune to three- members of the five-member board. His comments followed a tion" that U.S. officials were using American and other federal governemnt lo control Soviet statement Saturday ur- encouraged by the Soviet funds. U.S. grain exports ging "termination of foreign comment, but Western spe- Administration officials He said there were "some armed intervention in Ango- cialists in Moscow said they have denied that American in Congress" who now are la " Ford suggested an end see no sign of a basic change mercenaries were being used questioning the wisdom of to all outside intervention." in Soviet policy but declined direct answers grain sales to the Soviet Larrison placed in charge which would include financial — The Soviets accused when asked if foreign merce- Union because of that na- aid as well. China yesterday of teaming naries were being hired tion's intervention in Angola He warnea" the Russians up with "South African rac- — Saudi Arabia is pre- but that he viewed any such "there cannot be a lessening ists — the bitterest enemies paring to contribute nearly action as a "serious mis of world tension II the Soviet of the African peoples — who S50 million to anti-Soviet take." of county landfill operation Union by military support and are trying to spread the in- forces in the Angolan civil The Russians can get along other means attempts to ex- human apartheid system In, war. Newsweek magainze re- without American grain and By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI the Democrats took control of the Board of Freeholders with pand its sphere of influence Angola." Until recently. ported The magazine, which See Ford, page 21 FREEHOLD - Stating that Republican Freeholder Harry his assignment as director of administration of justice, also Larrlson Jr. has "more confidence" in the couaty landfill and was assigned responsibllty for creating county motor pool. reclamation center than he has, Freeholder Director Philip N Mr. Larrison and Freeholder Ernest G Kavaiek were Gumbs placed Mr. Larrison in charge of the project. swom in Friday for three-year terms. Mr. Larrison starts his "The concept of a landfill is praiseworthy," said Mr fourth term on the board and Mr. Kavaiek. his third. Gumbs supports proposal Gumbs, a Democrat, "but it is difficult and virgin terrain. In assigning Mr. Larrison responsibility for creating coun- In one year in which my administration has been involved ty motor pool, Mr. Gumbs said. "We hope that this will be in the landfill, one problem after another has been revealed: done immediately. questions of title to land on which buildings. were already "Rather than be assigned to individual employes, county built, lack of planning (or transfer stations, lack of coordina- vehicles should be kept at the pool and assigned as needed tion with municipalities, and problems with machinery al- for U.S. welfare takeover This will put an end to the practice, traditional in Monmouth ready on the site." County, of allowing employes assigned county cars^to use FREEHOLD - Freeholder welfare at its roots." he said tration and assistance pro- explained, "so there is no real Mr. Gumbs charged that Mr. Larrison and "his Republi- them — and to use county gas — for personal commuting at Director Philip N Gumbs has "Welfare obviously isn't grams, and an additional advantage to local admims can colleagues have consistently met our attempts to deal county expense." voiced strong support for a working The present patch- 18.914,000 for health programs (ration of most welfare assis- head on with these problems with charges of politics. Mr. Gumbs said he was assigning Mr. Larrison this re- proposal by governors of four work system allows uncon- and assistance. The county's tance. We're handicapped by "I feel, therefore, that at this time it is appropriate to as- sponsibility because "as a businessman with a motor vehicle major stales, including Gov scionable variations in aid 1975 contribution ol nearly SI6 the inflexible standards set by sign the landfill to a freeholder, who having been associated fleet under his supervision. Mr. Larrison. is in my opinion, the Brendan T. Byrne of New standards from region to re- million presents less than half higher levels of government with it since Its beginning, has consistently hailed it as an as- freeholder most qualified to run the county motor pool." Jersey, that the federal gov gion. It does little to help the of total county welfare ex- "Under the proposed takeo- sumed success, financial as well as mechanical." Mr Larrison assured the freeholder director that the ernment take over virtually working poor, while leaving penditures, which, including ver, the county's contribution Mr. Larrison, who was practically shelved last year when See Larrlson, page 2 all welfare programs. the door wide open for fraud state and federal aid. totalled would be almost nil - prob- The freeholder director told Worst of all. present welfare approximately (37 million in ably only certain social and The Daily Register las) night costs are way out of propor- 1975 health services which we can that he will introduce a reso- tion lo present services ' "Most of the 116 million provide because we are closer lution at the Board of Free; Last year, the Board of provided by county taxes goes to the people." he continued Reagan in New Hampshire holders meeting tomorrow Freeholders allocated for state-and federally-man- "But I luel strongly that most supporting the proposal, S6.99I.000 for welfare adminis- dated programs," Mr. Gumbs welfare programs., such as CONCORD. 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Ihe KBI chief sought •'•»• iiiiiiiiiiiiiHii nun Hum offices, Hoover solicited affi- EtUMishrd in IH7»-Publisbed b> The H«J Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON secretly but unsuccessfully M davits from the agents about Hllh Les Hhiltri block his nomination ARTHURZ KAMIN WASHIlVr'TfllV Kennedy't private remarks - Two olher prominenl po- The late Dr Martin Luther " ^onjuio i \fin on ^^p,. THJ fUTVOSe W1S lice chiefs, Chicago's Orlando President and Editor King Jr wasn't the only in- to portray Kennedy as a liar Wilson and Los Angeles Wil nocent victim whom the FBI SCENE One agent, who reportedly ham Pariier. also goi on the hounded was pressured to distort his Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor WUliam F. Sandford, Associate Editor wrong side of Hoover The There were several olher mill I ii HIM affidavit, refused to give one KBI director instructed his names on J. Edgar Hoover s - The KBI chief had a run- ( MONDAY JANUARY 5. 1976 aides to check even index in hate list; the old bulldog sub reforms It is essential, there- ning feud with Walter Bedell jected most of them lo FRI Smith, the late, distinguished the KBI for negative inform*- fore, lo dig out Hoover's se- lion about the two lawmen harassment Indeed. Hoover crets. If they are buned with undersecretary of stale Hoo- When this turned out la be un 'Buddy, if that gun ain't registered, merely had lo develop a mild him. a future KBI director ver directed his agents lo productive, Hoover spread you're in more trouble than I am' dislike for a person, and the will find it easier lo imitate gather gossip about Smith FBI would begin breathing him. and to spread rumors, that ident DwigUj Eisenhower the word through his thief down his neck. Smith was having an affair with gossip about Swing One factotum, Clyde Tolson. lhal Here's how Hoover used Ihe Parker was an "egomaniac More than one distinguished FBI to harass his enemies with a top woman official unproved story was that the and Wilson was an alcohol lawman, for example, was and smear his rivals The patrician Smith 'got so immigration commissioner ic " Neither charge was true systematically smeared by - The New York Posl's lib- enraged that he accused Hoo- was an alcoholic Ihe KBI because his name eral editor, James Wechsler ver of wasting the taxpayers' — Nothing infuriated the J Edgar Hoover used his enormous power as director happened to be mentioned as was high on Hoover's hale. money on rumor mongenng old KBI curmudgeon more Hoover's possible successor list When Wechsler sen) a and threatened: "I'll right than talk of being replaced of Ihe KBI to uphold his new Sometimes the late KBI reporting team to Washington you all over Washington if I At one tinie. Texas' Public points and lo smear anyone chief kept running memos on in 1950 to prepare a series have lo." Hoover-backed Safety Director Homer Gam- he disliked His personal pow- his victims -<- an KBI version about Ihe KBI, the apprehen- down. son was mentioned as a pos- er ended with his death of'the old high school shim sive Hoover assigned KBI - The KBI director also en- sible successor. Although Hut his name lives on The books " Agents would record squads to follow the report gaged in bureaucratic war- Garrison had done nothing KKI has now moved inlo a everything Ihey heard about ITS Agents broke into the fare against another attorney against Hoover, the G-man huge, esthelically displeasing the unsuspecting subject. room of one reporter at the general, Robert Jackson, who ordered agents lo check into structure across the strcel false or not, in a running log old Raleigh Hotel, hoping to later was appointed to the Su- Garrison's past When Ihe in- from the Justice Department for Hoover's perusal find blackmail evidence preme Court With documents vestigation produced nothing It has laken Hoover's name The quickest way (or a free When none turned up. the in hand, Hoover tried lo per- derogatory. Hoover spfead In a way, it is an appro- people to lose Iheir liberty is frustrated agents talked of suade President Kranklin I) the words to his agents to priate monumenl to his mem to grant too much power to planting narcotics in Ihe room Roosevelt lhal Jackson was give Garrison as little cooper ory Its bulk overwhelms Ihe their policemen Hoover o\er and notifying Ihe Washington inefficient. ation as possible. parent agency much as he stepped his authority. he police drug squad The plan — Hoover conducted an — Hoover also feuded with overwhelmed Ihe attorney grossly misused the FBI was discarded, however, not ugly, "running memo" cam- Detroit's respected police general who was his superior Since no government official because it was illegal but be- paign against former Immi- commissioner George Ed Its interior is also designed In tan assume powers lhal the cause fi was risky gration Commissioner Joseph wards who had suggested po- accommodate Ihe world's people don't bestow. Ihe old — Hoover came to hale the Swing who had the audacitv lice chiefs should be more in- largest collection of papers G-man was acting illegally late Attorney General Robert lo complain lhal Hoover dependent in their thinking documents, photographs and The American way calls for Kennedy with a passion After wasn't cooperative. The KBI about Hoover When Edwards fingerprints These are the full revelation and sweeping Kennedy visited two KBI field thief went personally to I'res- was named to the federal files of the KBI warning by Arabs By JIM BISHOP I < xir ill mini the 20th cenlury as a produc trouble They wanted lo settle live nation ''•'".. on a strip of land along the The heavy cruiser THE 1 am a warrior." the king Mediterranean and. with the yuincy" lay al anchor in said. "I know nothing else ". help of millions of dollars and Great Biller Lake The I'resi Ah yes, the President said. British pounds. Ihey uould denl sat in his whii'li h.m be REPORTER Through many tribal WIN build cities and farms. jGi\e hind a secondary gun mount you have brought peace and Ihe Arabs lhal much money On the gray deck was a rug. fashioned a great kingdom he said, "and they will do as a wicker lalbe and some Shouldn't older leaders, such well" chairs He was anticipating a covered with rich rugs. A tent as we, give Ihe young a beller FDR. who was committed bisit from King Ibn Saud of flapped on the bows Ibn Saud standard of living'' publicly and privately lo a Saudi Arabia sal on a gun mount in a gold Ibn Saud seemed impatient Jewish homeland, ran inlo Kranklin Roosevelt ex- chair Moslem guards, armed Ills people were not ready for unending argument The pected the talk lo be quid pro with scimitars and rifles, such progress. He was declin Jews, the king said, had no The speeders are back quo The U.S. would give manned the rails A dead goal ing millions of dollars and lands from which Ihey had more desire lo live near something, and get some- hung from a jackslafl technical assistance Klill or been driven This. FDR said, Arabs than the Arabs wanted The human brain is a strange There seems to be no excuse fur thing. FDR proposed lo give Roosevelt retreated The dered lunch lo be served on would keep them separated to live near Jews In lime. M device. It forgets very easily what n traffic on the Garden State Parkway, Ibn S'aud money and technical king and seven princes were deck. from each other He had in- must lead lo war help lo turn the and deserls piped aboard the ' Quincy " In the presence of the Mu>- formation that 3 million Jews When the President re- want's to forcei. while often remem- for example, to be rolling along well into waving oceans of corn U.S. Minister Eddy served as lem, the President could not had been killed in Poland. lumed to Washington, he was bering even the remotest detail of an over the 55 limit. II is not unusual and cotton. What he would interpreter The President be- smoke and could not have a. The king nodded In thai old and gray He asked House event from years before. Apparently for a driver doing 55 in the right get would be Saudi Arabia s lieved that face-to-face diplo- cocktail The two ale rice, case, he said, there would be speaker pro lempore John forgotten by drivers is the nation- lane and minding his own business help in establishing a home- macy served him best lamb slew and grapefruit room in Poland for the re- McCormack If he could ad wide 55-mile-per-hour speed limit. to be tailgated by another driver land for Jews along Ihe Medi- Ibn Saud opened ihe con- Afterward. KDR switched settlement of 3 million Pales dress the congress sealed terranean. versation by saying he was Ihe topic. "I am interested in unian Jews Roosevell ap McCormack said. "We'll have They have forgotten: trying to do 70. Mike Reilly of Ihe Secrel old and sick He admired Ihe future of Palestine, he peared to be startled The to- a good-sized chair ready " — That there was an acute gas It is impossible for police to en- Service and Harry Hopkins FDR's aluminum wheelchair said. The king frowned He tal number of Jews, he said, On March 1st. 1945. FDR shortage and experts warn about the force the 55 limit on the parkway or dashed around the gun The President ordered a sec- leaned forward You mean would be small compared to spoke to Congress It was energy crisis still facing us. any other major road when the en- mount "Quick!" they said ond one brought on deck and Jews?" he said Yes. the the number of Arabs lung, hopeful and vacuous He — That the traffic toll for the na- tire flow of traffic is exceeding the "Come around and take a presented lo His Majesty President said. It seemed Ibn Saud looked him in the won a palter of mistaken ap look " FDR had sent the de- shameful to him that these eye and said his first word in plause when he said. " tion went down drastically when the speed limit. KDR said the US experts stroyer "Murphy" lo Jidda lo could make the deserls unwarlike people had been English: "No." KDR said Ihe from Ibn Saud of Arabia I 55-mile-an-hour limit was being fol- But we should not have to de- fetch the king and his entour- bloom The king had a long, driven from many lands and Jews were industrious and learned more of Ihe whole lowed. pend on speed traps to slow us down age. permanently sad face had no country of their own would make good neighbors problem of the Moslems and — That gas mileage is Improved — our own good judgment should do KDR wheeled around under "Should there not be a place Ibn Saud's voice fell lo an The king did not raise his the Jewish problem in lue voice, but he refused lo slop by driving at lower speeds. that and be a "governor" on our the bridge The Murphy" for deserts?" he said. Raising ominous whisper When peace minutes than I could have talking learned by the exchange of a road speed. was heavinglo agamsl the and selling crops, said KDR. comes, he said, the Jews — That we are breaking the law big cruiser. Her forepeak was would bring Saudi Arabia into should be returned lo the That, he said, was the dozen letters " . . by going more than 55. Let's think when we get behind — That we all are in the same the wheel of a car or truck or other .boat and by conserving gas we help vehicle before we start on our way each other. and direct our energies to con- We're sure there are other valid serving some lives and fuel. In search of frugality points that have been forgotten but Let's remember that a few min- By JAMES J. K1I.PATRK K ' • ' l" have a right to be outraged goes, airborne in the kind of utes gained by exceeding the speed these seem like enough to make us The waste is appalling Ev- luxury denied lo all but a liny remind drivers to slow down. limit is not worth it. Senator William Pruxmire CONSERVATIVE erybody in Washington knows fraction, of the faceless tax- V the nation's pre-eminent pen- it; everybody talks about it payers down below ny-pincher. a lew days ago I'roxmire is among Ihe relati- To be sure, some ol ihe cosi announced his 'Golden VIEW vely few who seek actively to of the VIP fleet can be justi- Freehold Twp. bus service Fleece of Ihe Year Award do something about it His fied Proxmire regretably The uncoveted and unwel- Hill IIIIIMIIIIMII Illllll I monthly "awards " may loses track of the line that di- come honor went to Ihe Air said, no free government or amount to no more than flea vides satire from demago- Freehold Township commuters, Commutation is a continuing Force, which may not have the blessings of liberty can be bites on the bureaucratic gue^; thus he unfairly at- faced with problems peculiar to problem, and although Freehold wholly deserved it The sena- preserved. hide, but they serve a useful tacks Treasury Secretary Wil- tor himself merits a more liam Simon for using the VIP their location, have come, up with a Township's concerns may differ only To be frugal, says ihe dic- purpose He is exposing a KII.PVI'HICK serious award for reminding state of mind service (Simon has lo have survey report detailing needs for im- ill detail from those of commuters in tionary, is to be "economical us of a virtue almost forgot- in the use of resources; sav- This state of mind is not tion of a conscientious minor- Secrel Service protection, provement in bus service for town- other county towns, they pose an in- ten in government halls ing; provident " The principal easily described II is an alti- ity, members of Ihe House which makes commercial ship residents. The recommenda- creasing challenge in the rapidly The virtue is frugality resources of the federal gov tude that subtly develops and Senate have slipped travel Impractical) Neither tions include establishment of park- growing western Monmouth area George Mason, the greal Vir- ernment are the taxes ex- even in good men when they themselves'the privileges, does I'roxmire acknowledge prequisites and "free" travel that often it would be a false ami-ride facilities along Hi. H with and demand attention. The township ginian, ranked it with justice, acted from the people When gain positions of power and these taxes are wasted, or im of a new aristocracy Of economy - no economy at all appropriate shelters and parking fa- study panel's1 report appears to be in moderation and temperance eminence in government Without these virtues, he providently spent. Ihe people They may start as public ser- course the travel is not - to insist that lop govern- order and its suggestions well ad- cilities; commutation ticket service, vants; they tend to become "free." II is paid for by the ment officials waste iheir and interchangeable tickets for the vised. The report should now go to public masters A sea change sweat of men and women who lime cooling Iheir heels in air- labor and pay taxes two lines serving the area; improved the county's Transportation Coordi- occurs; little by little, "(axes port wailing rooms schedules, and increased .evening- nating Committee for study. It is to taken from Ihe people" turn Proxmire's "Fleece of the Bul when Ihe senator's into "federal funds " II claws Year" reflects the stale ol hours service; a new New York ex- be hoped that, body will carefully rhetorical extravagances are at the conscience-lo spend the mind. Twenty-odd years ago. put lo one side, his main point analyze it and .further the effort in press route, and future" bus service peoples taxes; it is no trick through Public Law 207 of ihe remains Tremendous.sums ol to the Matawan railroad, station, the commuters' behalf with recom- ai all to spend federal funds H3rd Congress, the Air Korce the people's money are among other things. mendations as to proper action. was directed to provide spe- wasled every day - wasted One of Proxmire's mock cial service for certain Very awards last year went to the in the mosl callous fashion - Important People Obedient by persons in high office who National Science Koundation lu this congressional man- for authorizing a grant of forget that public office is a date, the Air Korce created a public trusl Proxmire is not IH4.000 to study why people fleet that now includes '23 jets Home worship ban vetoed fall in love The NSK has de- merely pinching pennies or that cost Ihe people |66 mil- picking nits He is raising a fended the grant, bul Ihe de: lion. The fleet is on call night The Middletown Township Com- services." After deliberating on the cricket voice of right con- fense is feeble It is highly and day A certified VIP has mittee's action last week in with- issue last Monday, the Planning doubtful — it is well-nigh in- science In this cily. heaven only lo say the word Off he knows H needs In be heard drawing a proposed zoning ordi- Board advised that the measure as credible — that Ihe scholars consultants and admims nance amendment that would have worded was unacceptable. It feels Irators who approved this out severely restricted religious and re- that any such gatherings should, in- lay were thinking in terms ol lated services in private homes was stead, be made subject to special taxes paid by the people Today in history a good one. However jjjesirahle the use permits, to be issued under cri- Theirs was Ihe exhilarating Hi Tfcu liLiuitotail Drat. .,,,..1.1 ... III.. . privilege of spending millions By Tke Associated Prrss world is like a mirror frown preservation of the character of resi- teria still to be worked out. of dollars in federal funds On this dale in 1*15. ihe at It, and it frowns at you. dential zones may be. the proposal The Township Committee,on Frugality? A frugal thought German physicist. Wilhelm smile, and H smiles, loo ', as offered was ill advised Tuesday killed the amendment and never entered their minds llocmgen. announced Ihe rti- Herbert Samuel. English pTP will now follow up on the planners' coyery of the X-ray litical leader, 4H70I963 The syndrome pervades On this date - The amendment, introduced recommendation. Bicentennial footnote Two- government The Arts and In 1477. Ihe Swiss defeated hundred years ago today Dec. 9 and aired at a Dec. 2:1 hear- The proposed ban raised inure Humanities people are ladies and killed Charles the Bold of Revolutionary leaders or- -ing, would have prohibited "the use new questions thaTTii would have an- bountiful, their altogether de- Burgundy at the Bailie of dered Commodore Esek Hop lightful occupation is grace- of any residential dwelling house, swered, including that' of its legality Nancy. kins to destroy, impossible fully lo give away other In IBM, ihe Virginia Colon- British naval strength lirsl in single or multi-family, for the hold- under the federal Constitution people's money Congress it ist, Captain John Smith, was ing of any regularly scheduled reli- Township officials acted wisely in 'Your kfrplny ii out. would lie a MTIHIIH blow to self la perhaps the worst of- Chesapeake Bay and then captured by Indians along the coasts of Ihe Cam ' scrapping it. fender; over the biller opposi- gious or church services or related our relation* — with our allies, of course' Thought for today The Unas and Rhode Island SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JANUARY 5 1976 The Dtuly Register 7 Fare hikes and subsidies: Is the public being taken? KinOC Iliahuiau Miri/1lf>f Aiun II lent no a I Cn Ifca ____.».»_ » Jt » — • -• ^ "*^ Kings Highway Mlddletown Historical So the problems here at home on IHIIIHIHIimilHUHIIHHHIIHIIIIIIllllmim til his life was snuffed out in Hiddletown. N J ciety At that time about 30 the Monmouth College If it were in bad laste. I do taken the plans for Bethany ful citizens Instead, they ask Memphis. To the Editor: people would wander into the campus For years we have not think Chief McCarthy Towers had he not been sure only for the child's right lo be There have been countless museum Since then, the suc- been told that bricks came FROM OIR dint Uleason and the men ul of the location and the need The Congress should imme- born This is already, an over- letter! written and many cess of the museum has be- first, and the college built Ihe finest force in the Hate for this project Besides, diately create legislation populated world Such per complaints aired on, the re- come so widespread that buildings For years the tui- READERS would have consented to have there is a list all wool and a which would effectively prohi sons as these show no con- cent Ultra-state bus and rail schools and groups must tion fees rose and the money Ihe car painted yard wide waiting for this bit Ihe FBI and all other gov - cerned interest ui the unloved (are increases Some have make appointments three which seemed available for I admit the car is different housing development ernmental organizations from child who is later lo become IIIIHIIIMIH Illllllllllll Illlllllllllll dealt with the high-handed, weeks in advance All of Ihe raises and correction of ineq- and most unique and rather Let us hope Ihe dawning of ever again being able lo ha- an unwanted adult of the ilk rass any American l)r King secretive way information students say they had such a uities never came der — the inconsiderate per- pleasing to see on patrol a new year will shed some who swells the prison popu , good time and learned 10 would have wanted to be sure lations of our country was withheld from the public A serious, complex problem son with a cold With the on- In my opinion Ihere are light in the eyes of those who much they wanted their par that our civil libertWs would prior to the to called public has existed for years at our set of the cold season, it people that Mould complain oppose the towers Senior citi- The true "right to life" has ents to come back with them be protected hearings Some have dealt college. It seems that the seems an appropriate time to about anything If they would zens are wailing and hoping to cover more than just birth - the same reaction- from with the amount of the fare board of trustees Is deter- mention it ' donate this lime to a worth Wake up llazlel. 1171 is He is not dead — his soul II surely must provide the teachers and the parents who increases and service cut- mined to solve it by having us As a case in point I it- while cause, this country watching you' , goes marching on love and care necessary lo accompanied the students" back*. Most have been con- ponder the problems which tended the Vienna Boys Choir would be belter off Janet Chishnlm Yours truly bring life up to the point of cerned with the quality of ser- The success of this.museum exist elsewhere. concert, and behind me was a 1 wonder what hi» comment Robert I. Kaslen adult living Instead of dwell- vice In relation to the fare ing in their rarefied purlieu of is due to the knowledge, en- 1 sense that you (the editor) woman with a heavy cold would be if his town thought schedules FBI and Dr. King slogans regarding "birth thusiasm and charm of the are looking for information She coughed frequently and' of this unique idea, and had a Interference rights." let them assume Ihe In addition to these letters curator, Miss Gertrude and would like to help Unlike not once did she observe com person who cared enough 10 10 Wardell Ave 2 Kumson Road responsibilities of "living of complaint, a suit has been Neldlinger, who makes a fas- the trustees who refuse fact mon courtesy by using a donate his time and talent to Humson. N J Sea Bright, N J rights" for all those unloved filed by Hudson and Bergen cinating story of the constitu- finding or binding arbitration, handkerchief Next morning making this possible To the Editor To the Editor children for whose birth they counties which was Joined by tion of the house, history of we welcome shedding light on I awoke with a cold Coinci Hals off to the Middletown With the birthday.of Ihe All Day Dec 26. and part of so loudly clamor. the Monmoulh County Board the locale and actual stones the deplorable mis- dence? I doubt It police and their beautiful car late Dr\ Martin Luther King Ihe day Dec 27. some charac of Freeholders. This suit cited directly relating to the Spy management of Monmoulh Thus, while we harp about Very truly your* Jr approaching (Jan 15). it ter with a Citizens Band radio Clara Wooldridge the numerous statutory and House The Brownies who vis College. We would gladly ac- smokers, let's give equal time Charles kojsia is time for all Americans lo or an amateur radio has been constitutional violations of the it are Just as delighted as is cept you or a similarly in- to the thoughtless cotlghrr rededlcale themselves to his blasting through on both my Commuter Operating Agency the most astute historian fluential public personage as After all, in either case. It s a Bethany Towers ideals • FM radio and television sets, Police respond who requested and enacted 1 think the word Is "dedica a third party seeking to enter simple matter of consid iO Beers St The Federal Bureau of In with hours of inane conversa- 76 Harding Road the fare increases/service lion." the proceedings to bnng the eration for others Keyport, \ J vesttgalion has recently ad- tion with "Humming Bird. Red Bank. N.J cutbacks and attempts to Very truly yours. parlies together We welcome Sincerely To the I IIII.II mitted to a deliberate policy Black Magic " and Lone To the Edilor: have them revoked Agnes l.ynn the opportunity to tell you Mrs M Hammond For some lime now I have of harassing I)r King and of Rebel." To paraphrase a saying. consciously attempting to It Is unfortunate, but the about the problems peculiar been wondering »h> the Such operation is highly il- Never underestimate the disrupt the activities of Ihe fare increase/service cutback to the faculty of the oldest Bethany Towers in llazlel has legal, and lays him liable lo power of the press " Recently Southern Christian Lead- Is only the top of the iceberg College picketing and largest collegiate in- Flag on patrol not shown any signs of con- confiscation of equipment and you published my letter con- ership Conference (SCLC) and little or no attention is Faculty Association stitution In the area We have H Waller Drive struction However. I have re- other punishment He calls cerning bulb snatching in Red The FBI infiltrated this orga- being paid to the huge,, ex- of Monmoulh College nothing to hide I have been llazlel. X J cently learned that the city himself "White Rabbit, " and Bank during the Christmas nization using both informers pensive mass below the sur- P O Box 175 assured that many of our fac- To the Editor fathers have thrown a mon is located in Sea Bright. season The same day it was and provacaleurs. forged let face, namely the entire trans Deal. YJ ulty would welcome being in- I was shocked to see in key wrench into the plans Imtatedly. published I received a call lers concerning it and l)r portation subsidy program To the Editor: terviewed in order to explain your column a letler frnmj Apparently they have come Charles K Campbell from Lt Swanson of Uje Red King, opened their mails and and the duties/functions of It was encouraging to see why they have been driven to reader who was shocked to up with some picayune rea Bank police expressing con- rube themselves and walk the State Department of that the problems facing lhr see the American flag dis sons to slop or slow down the leaked " derogatory informa- cern over the matter I must peacefully and lawfully in Transportation - Commuter Monmouth College commu- played on a police car building of this very much tion to the media When these Living rights retract my comments about front of Mpnmouth College Ihe Red Bank police depart Operating Agency - in ad- nity, caused by a unilateral It is not illegal, and as an needed complex for senior forms of Illegal, uncon- Hi I Box 2181) aqd the home of the board inciii and, instead, commend ministering these funds. Board of Trustees action en- American citizen. I do not citizen housing stitutional, immoral and une- Englishtown. N J chairman. thical means failed to daunt To the Editor: it for reacting so quickly Back on July 7, in the State ding negotiations, reached the think it in bad laste to display It would seem the II- I)r King, the FBI sent him a ,, Maybe next year I can pul DOTs annual budg- editorial page of the Register i Very sincerely yours. Ihe American flag in any planned and well-run Bethany If all those persons so vocal letter which encouraged him the bulbs outside without fear et/subsidy determination for II was a difficult decision for Dr. Aaron H. Schectman form Manor would be sufficient about "the right to life" to commit suicide I)r King of theft' fiscal 75/76. subsidies were our faculty to make to picket President. I did not think there was an proof that Ihe Rev Norman would channel their energies nevertheless persevered in his estimated at $107.5 million of in the first place. It was cool Faculty Association American that would object Hiley knows what he is doing into the welfare of unwanted Sincerely. fight for civil rights for all un- which M4 million would come enough to warrant another of Monmouth College to seeing the Vmn u .m flag He would never have under- children, they would be help- Sylvia Costa from the governor's budget layer of clothing Why re- After county and federal con- serve these robes for merely tributions, a shortage of ceremonial occasions' We Laud firemen 1500,000 would exist to be are, after all, an institution nl 1308 Hams Ave made up with fare increas- higher learning, and the robes Onion Beach. \ J es/service cutbacks are a costume appropriate In To the Editor: our employment. .We wish to express our sin- On July 25. due to the rejec- cere thanks to the courageous tion of the governor's budget, It must be obvious that we members of the Union Beach the budget/subsidy determi- have reluctantly, not joy- Fire Department for their ' nation was amended down- ously, chosen to picket We quick and efficient handling Shehadi Shrewsbury ward to 1106 6 million of feel compelled to try to reach of a house fire at lion Hams which 154 6 million would the larger Monmoulh College Ave, Dec 7 Their rapid re- come from the governor's re- community because of the re- sponse to our call and their vised budget Federal and fusal by the board to nego well coordinated effort saved county contributions staying Hate. We have constantly our home The residents of unchanged left the short fare asked to continue negotiations and the board stubbornly in- Union Beach should be proud Great American of ID million to be raised by of this fine organization They fare increases/service cut- sists that they have given deserve our utmost support backs their final offer' It is untrue as they also insist that we since we surely will get their Wow! Has the state done a have given our final offer We utmost effort when they are number on the commuters remain ready to continue ne- called to help us Thanks- While everyone has been gotiations at any lime they again to Fire Chief Michael Indian POWWOW complaining about decreased wish. A real final offer ends Henn and the other members service, no one has attempted in mutual agreement Our po- of this fine fire department to find out why the subsidies sition is clear We cannot ac- Viola Fisher were not being reduced ac- cept what they decided in ad- George Kills Authentic Southwestern Design cordingly. As a matter of vance was all that they were Ken Kaiser fact, the subsidies for 1975/71! willing to give Kesidentsof have risen from the previous We are unwilling to accept 1308 Hams Ave HOOKED BUGS year's total of $80 6 million to the current budget level of the "Invitation to dlreci (our) 1104,6. efforts to finding a solution to Cold spreaders (he problems which plague all Why should we pay bus Sialia Farm Today, as never before, American companies 110 9 million more of private education today llolmdel. YJ this year than last year so This is a smoke screen All To the Editor: Indian weaving is being sought after this will do is misdirect our they can raise fares and re- We have heard and read by everyone interested in textile art. attention away'from our prob- duce service? Why must we much concerning people who lems at Monmouth College It There is a renaissance of weaving on pay railroads 113.6 million smoke around those who would be presumptuous ol us more this year than last year don't, and the anguish they the Southwest Indian reservations. to attempt the solutions which so they can raise fares and suffer as a result. 9 exist in the state and the na- Skilled artisans and artists are creat- reduce service What are the What we hear very little tion when we cannot even see qualifications for receiving about Is a much worse often- ing textiles of great beauty and sig- slate subsidies? Losing mon- nificance. This ancient art, which was ey1 The more you lose, the larger the subsidy? What is almost lost, now enjoys an inspiring the function of the stale revival of truly unique native Ameri- DOT. in administering these can rugs and tapestries. funds' While the state was holding public hearings on fare in- Capel has faithfully reproduced, by creases, and had the attention hand-hooking several of the most of everyone "looking at a interesting and colorful designs. tree," the public should have 94 BROAD STREET ^S^BBS^^ ^^TOWN, N.i had the COA at a hearing "to look at the forest," »»»»»**»»*»»»»M*•••••••••»••• The more popular patterns are now The state is having its cake on display at Shehadi Shrewsbury. and eating II too Taxpayers HIGHEST RATES AVAILABLE pay the subsidies, commuters IN THE NATION. ACCOUNTS The collection includes designs in pay fare increases, and the INSURED TO $40,000.00 brown, tan, black • white, grey and bus and rail companies laugh reddish tones. . ' all the way to the bank. It's about time to launch a full COMPUTERIZED SAVINGS EARN MORE! scale investigation of the FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL. Approximate size 4' x 6' State DOT and the bus and rail companies. The tax- 4TEM Reg. $95.00 payers are being taken, the CHlinCMt $ 95 commuter is being taken, and nt. $s,ooo | / t YIELDS SALE it's about time something is 7.90 59 done about it — fast' i >ONS LIMITED COITIONS Sincerely. rtrtrt **• 1 Keith It Miller Approximate size 6' x 9 Chairman. 4«M ^ 0/n Reg. $210.00 Mlddlelown Township ammcjiTi # /O YIELDS $ 95 Transportation Committee DIP. (1,500 7 7, LIMITED EDITIONS SALE 129 Marine museum Eatontown. YJ » MOUTH CEITIFIUTE To the Editor: 3 I am a subscriber to your KP sum \J / if YIELDS newspaper and delight in 6 /4«,J.O8 • Mr. Hart was bom in Jer- sey City and had lived in Union Beach before moving here seven years ago He served with the Marine Corps from 1955 to 1960 At the time of bis death, he was an accountant and owner of the Atlantic Computer Ser- vice, a business which he op- erated from his home He was a communicant of St. Robert Bellarmine Roman If regular payments have Catholic Church of Freehold been made as scheduled each Township. He was a member week and club completed, 5% of the National Association of interest paid on the average accountants and a commis- balance maintained. sioner for the Battleground MEDAL PRESENTED — John H. Stryker of Naveslnk, center, receives District, Monmouth Council of Meritorious Civilian Service Award from Col. James F. Hooker, Jr., depu- 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFRCES Boy Scouts. ty commandant of the U.S. Army Communications Electronics School, Ft. Surviving are his widow, Monmouth. The medal is the second highest award given to civilians by the HEAD OFFICE: Mrs. Juslina M. DiPaolo Department of the Army. Mr. Stryker Is training administrator for the de- 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune / 775-3434 Hart; three sons, Charles A. partment of Satellite Systems Maintenance. Looking on Is Mrs. Stryker. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FDIC SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JANUARY 5, 1976 The Daily Register 9 Democrats in Eatontown promise crime crackdown EATONTOWN - Member* of the now all-Democratic lems, the council president said plans would be developed trustees. Mr Boff was pessimistic about chances of com- Borough council has promised a crackdown an local rriim. an program this year to recognize individuals and businesses with the traffic advisory committee lor improvements that which have made exceptional efforts to improve and beautify pleting its long-sought senior citizens' housing this year. •aggressive" pursuit solutions to tol Sa^'prXns could be pursued at the local level "We've spent a little more than a year in total frustra- and great expansion in the programs of both the environment their properties, particularly along Hi 35 tion." he said The board is working with a seed money grant tal and recreation commissions Joseph A Largey, new chairman of parks, parking and As chairman of council's fire and water committee, Mr playgrounds, said the borough is investigating possible pur- Fleischman reported that consideration of a second fire house from the Federal Housing Authority Rudolph J Borneo, re-elected as council president said chase of 70 acres of the Eatontown Nursery property on in the southern half of the borough was still under active con- But of a recently approved S65 million state senior citi- police and local officials are totally committed to a new "gel- Wyckoff Road for open spaces. zens' bond issue, "none was designated for new projects." tough-on-crime" program in 1976. sideration The tract, located next to the Meadowbrook School, is in a "1 doubt, though, if much will happen this year." said Mr Mr Boff continued Crime in the borough increased 35 per cent in 1974 and •utural state and exceptionally valuable as green space, he Fleischman "There are still not enough men in that area He said the authority hopes to have "at least a shovel in 2t.ll per cent in the first nine months of 1075, said Mr Borneo said willing to form a new company." . the ground in 1976." but added "We're dealing with state and who was appointed as chairman of the police committee Mr. Largey said his committee will begin developing a The local first aid squad, he said, will work with the federal agencies and they're pretty tough." And to curb what he termed "this outrage " Mr Borneo master recreational plan, covering facilities, programs, man- Chamber of Commerce this year to try to increase the John J Walsh and Anthony Iacopino. both sworn in to said an "awareness program" would be developed for resi- power and capital improvement needs. amount raised in the squad's annual fund drive their first terms, reported they would have completed studies dents, to help them become more aware of ways In which Among the immediate goals of the recreation commission of a proposed rent-leveling ordinance ready soon for council they can help local police are building of more sand-filled "safety playgrounds" similar Although the pnee of equipment was nsing sharply. Mr and would keep insurance coverage adequate, while curbing A master plan covering projected needs for the police un- to the one now at Meadowbrook School Fleischman said "The size .of the total collection has re costs mained virtually unchanged in the last five years " til 1D85 in such areas as manpower, shilt analysis, equipment The environmental commission's first-year recycling pro- Mayor J Joseph Frankel. getting in the last word, re- new technologies and administrative structure, jjnetng devel- gram netted 11,700 for local organizations who provided per- Lawrence t Boff, public works chairman, said depart- minded residents that while America is celebrating its JOOIh oped, he said Alj/i in the works is an updating "by next March sonnel for the collections, and saved an additional 13.000 in mental emphasis would be placed on a curb repair program, birthday this year. Ealontown will mark its 306th year 31 o( police rules and regulations which have been in effect landfill dumping fees, according lo council. the only area in which, he said, the road department has (all Winding up a succession of 'thank yous1 the mayor said since 1955. Jerome S. Fleischman, council representative to the com- en short Katontown has a "great strength that comes from the minds In an effort to solve some of the worst local traffic prob- mission, said the environmentalists hope to begin an award As council liaison lo the senior citizens housing board of and hearts of dedicated citizens." Block grant towns Eatontown fills a ^special' post to discuss program EATONTOWX - Among vv"er. a Throckmorton St resi the more than 100 resumes dent whose request for reap- FREEHOLD - Representa- Asbury Park, Long Branch, tendance at the organiza- and letters of intent received pointment to his 50th year as tives of municipalities partici- and Oceanport — qualified on tional meeting. "It is impera- by Borough Council from po- a special officer was ap- pating in federally funded their own for these federal tive that we begin immediate tential municipal appointees. proved. - community development prot- funds. project selection and HID there was one. said Mayor J In his letter. Mr Brower ects through • three year Mr. Gumbs urged full at- application." Joseph Frankel. "thai council said he knew his time was block grant obtained by the feels is really something spe- limited " Monmouth County Board of iniiiiiiiiiiiiii cial " "But I would like lo have Freeholders will meet at It And at the organization my two sons, as well as my a.m. Thursday in the freehol- meeting here in Borough grandchildren, be able to say ders' meeting room it the County Births Hall, Mayor Frankel read a that 'my dad served 50 years IUU of Records, here •touching, very meaningful as a special officer of Eaton- The purpose of the meeting. " """" "' """I I II IIIIIIIIMIIII II Illl letter" from Clifford H. Bro- town'." •' Freeholder Director Philip V HIVKKVIEW Court, Middletown, son. Dec. "I hereby apply for reap Gumbs said, Is lo organize Red Back 30 pointment," concluded Mr •he program for its second Mr and Mrs. John Hiker Brower, who was first named year, during which funding is Mr and Mrs John Baron,, (nee Joanne Keller), 145 Fair- Five injured as special officer under police expected to approach 12 mil- (nee Kathleen Senwerd). 70.' field Ave , Belford, daughter. chairman J. C. Rush in 1VJ6 lion. Pioneer Court. Missoula. Dec. 30. when truck, Mr. Brower was unable lo Principal Planner Robert Mont., son, Dec 25 Mr and Mrs Ronald Fer attend the meeting, but Mrs W. Clark has already devel- Mr and Mrs Mcli in Na- raris (nee Carol A. Thomp- Brower accepted a plaque oped tn agenda for the pro- palo (nee Linda Basilel. MM son), 22 Marcshire Drive. DADDY'S TURN — Four-year-old Suzanne Marra, daughter of new Ocean- car collide from Mayor Frankel citing gram, which he will go over Forrest Ave.. Lawrence Har- Middletown. daughter. Dec port Councilman Ralph C. Marra, right, holds the Bible while Borough WEST LONG BRANCH - her husband (or "one-half with municipal representa- bor, daughter, Dec 30 . 30. Clerk-Admlnlstrator Joseph R. Collins Sr. administers the oath of office to Five persons escaped serious century of dedicated service" tives at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs Ronald C Mr and Mrs Blase DeNa- her fathef at the organization meeting. . ' injury early Thursday when a to Eatontown. The first year grant from Ferraris (nee Carol Thomp- tale (nee Patricia Eltdefsl. lo car collided with a low truck Mi Brower. who has also the Department of Housing son), 22 Marcshire Drive. Stern Court. Barnegat. son. at Rt. 36 and Monmoulh served in the (ire department and Urban Development Middletown, daughter. Dec. Dec. 31. on the Board of Education (HUD) for 1178.000. which u 30. Mr and Mrs Robert Ho- Middletown seeks damages The driver of the low truck, and as deputy sheriff, really being used to fund projects in Mr and Mrs John Hiker henstein (nee Joan Kite) 135 identified as John Hopkins. loves Eatontown." said Mrs II Monmoulh County munici- (nee Joanne Keller). 145 Fair- Broad St.. Mstawan. daugh- ' 20. of 17 Hollywood Ave-. Brower. palities, was made possible field Ave., Belford. daughter. ter, Dec. II. '• here, was issued a summons "We can't get him away from subdivision builder for disregarding a traffic sig- from here even for. a little by the county's assumption of Dec. 30 Mr. and Mrs Martin Horns- nal.' . • ' the role of coordinator in the Mr. and Mrs. David Shih lein (nee Sheila Peters). 3 FREEHOLD - Middlelown within the Brook Park subdi- sion were not acceptable to while," she said According to police he was block grant application. Mr (nee Grace Wang). 14 Crystal Belfast Ave.. Hazlet. son. Township has filed a.civil suit vision, claiming that certain the township The Bfowers' home at 43 lowing a vehicle south on Gumbs said. Court, Middletown. son. Dec Dec. 31 seeking damages from the de- public improvements con- The township filed suit Throckmorton St. is one of Monmouth Road when it col' the borough's "Century "By assuming the role of 30. Mr. and Mrs John G. New- veloper and an owner of lots structed within the subdivi- against Gardol Corp.,' devel- lided with a car driven by Homes" and is featured in the coordinator in the block grant Mr. and Mrs. James R. Na- ton (nee Linda Berndsen). 85 oper of the subdivision: and John Lemdigne, 25. of Para- Bicentennial Committee's re- procedure, the county is ex- bors (nee Mae Adams). 3 Highland Blvd.. Keansburg. Lori Corp., owner of lots mus, headed east on Rt. 36 cent published "1176 Eaton- panding the number of towns North Circle, Matawan. son. daughter, Dec II. within the subdivision, which Both drivers, as well as town Datebook ' eligible for this sought-after Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs John E is off Cherry Tree Farm three women in the passenger federal aid, as well as insur- Mr. and Mrs Uelvln Na- Bracken (nee Andrea Dus Medicaid service Road car, were treated for injuries I IK !X.ul\ K, l;iMn ing equitable distribution of palo (nee Linda Baal*). KM sich), 5910 Downing St.. Par In its lawsuit, the township at Monmouth Medical Center. the funds throughout the Forrest Ave.. Laurence Har- tin. son. Jan. 1 contends that certain public county," said Mr. Gumbs bor, daughter, Dec. M. improvements, such as curbs, Long Branch, and released Classified Way "Rather than competing cutbacks detailed sidewalks, roadways, land- All three vehicles had to be Mr. and Mrs. James R Na- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL dial against each other, the towns bors (nee Mae Adams), 3 T1NTON FALLS - En- are provided by the N.J. leg- scaping, grading and drain- towed from the scene, police concerned are working to- North Circle. • Matawan. son. closed with the checks mailed islature, these services will age, were unacceptable under said. "The Action Line" gether." . Dec. JO. Mr and Mrs. Charles Stone. by the Monmouth County Wel- be restored. the township subdivision ordi- Patrolman William Rich- Mr. and Mrs David Skih. Hi Cold Indian Springs Road. nance. It claims thai the two ards investigated. 542-1700 Previously only four towns fare Board to recipients The nine services being (nee Grace Wang). 14 Crystal Wayside, daughter, Dec. 22. defendants had breached In the county - Middletown. Tuesday, were notices of the eliminated are podiatrists, Mr and Mrs. Galo Ga announced cuts in N.J. Medi- their contract with the town- chiropractors, psychologists, ship. marra (nee Betsy Baver). caid Program services. medical supplies and equip The township also main- Apt. 3B, 12 Willow St.. Ocean men), orthotic devices, hear- The official announcement, tains that Lori Corp had ) Make A Date I Township, daughter. Dec U ing aids, optometrists and op- which was distributed to wel- (ailed to fulfill its agreement ticians, dentists, and physical, Mr and Mrs. Richard fare boards by Medicaid. with the township whereby it A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- speech, and occupational the- Trowbridge (nee Vickie Lee stales that these changes take had assumed all responsibility tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day 11.00 each addi- rapy. In the case of hearing Harvey), 10 Willow Drive. effect on Jan 15 and are a re- for all public, improvements tional line; 13.00 for two days. SI.25 each additional line: aids, eyeglasses, and dental Ocean Township, son. Dec :'H sult of insufficiant slate (or Ivy Lane and Reiner $5 for three to five days. II 50 each additional line. 1600 services, the cuts will not af- funds Also, if sufficient funds Court within the subdivision for 10 days; 12.00 each additional line. Deadline noon day Mr. and Mrs James Dan- fect those under the age of 21 before publication. Call The Daily Register. M_>-4ooo. ask iels (nee Kalhy Ketcham). It contends the improvements All persons receiving finan- were either inadequate or not for the Date Secretary »'»( N. Main St.. Farmingdale. cial assistance from the Mon- Board to present completed. Today - For children. Dial-aStory with a Biblical daughter, Dec. 30. mouth County Welfare Board The legal action, filed by moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mr. and Mrs. Len Clark budget on Jan. 12 are automatically covered by Jerry J.'Massell, township at- Middletown. Dial 671 3319 (nee Glory Jones), Hi 33. Medicaid. The stub of the FAIR HAVEN - The date torney, wants a Jury \o assess Englishtown, son. Dec 30 monthly welfare check is the JANUARY 7 for the Board of Education's damages against the defend- Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Medicaid identification card Transcendental Meditation Program free In- Gurman (nee lna Green- introduction of the tentative ants 1976-77 school budget has been troductory Lectures by a TM teacher. Wed Jan. 7. Free- hause), 1498 Rustic Drive. hold YMCA. 8 p.m Asbury TM Center. 731 Cookman Ave. Oakhurst. son, Dec. 30. changed to Monday. Jan 12. at 8 p m at the Knollwood at 1 p m. and 8 p m For more information call 774-6616 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cantor School. (nee Patricia Romanish). Rl JANUARY 9 537. Scobeyville. son. Dec 30. The. two public work ses- The Story Of The Music Box — An evening with Mr sions on the budget will be and Mrs George Brown. 8 p m Monmouth Museum. Mr and Mrs Arnold Car- held as scheduled, on Brookdale Community College Campus Coffee and cor- penter (nee Theresa Ha- Tuesday and Wednesday at dials will be served as Mr and Mrs Brown weave the naway), Old Tavern Road 7:30 p.m., also at Knollwood. tale of the 400 year history of the music box and demon- Howell Township, daughter. The public hearing on the strate their own famed collection of antique instruments Dec. 31. budget Is Jan. 28. S3 per person Reservations may be made by calling Mu- seum Office 747-2266 JANUARY 11 "Monmouth County March of Dimes' Volunteers will 1975 was a year of challenge In our be marching-Sunday Jan II to collect lunds t» prevent Business and Industrial Review Edilion BIRTH DEFECTS. Funds raised will"go to medical re- search grants, community services and patient aide to be published on Tuesday January Please give when your neighbors call Thank you 747- 27. 1976 we will review the year in 5134. ' . depth as it pertained to Monmouth County JANUARY 14 The Bayshore Chapter. 644. of Parents Without Van ncrs will meet on Jan. 14. K:30 p m at the Holiday Inn. Our news stall is even now beginning Rt 35, Hazlel. Mr. Philip Jacobowiu. attorney, will speak to prepare'lWilenal for this edition on "How the Equal Rights Amendment will affect the which is recognized as one ol the besl single parent " Dancing will follow (luests are welcome in New Jersey \ For information call 'M-4496 JANUARY IB It is nol too early lot you 4O.plan to be "New Jersey Stale Orchestra'°,Murray Class, music represented in our advertising col- director, presents their second Sunday series concert. umns along with the other leading Jan 18 at 3:30 p m at the Monmouth Arts Center Etna- businesses in the county Our open nuel Vardl, Violisl. guest artist Tickets. 15 $4 Senior rate is 4 76 per column inch and citizens and students. 12.50. Advance sale, call K42-9OU".! or space reservations are now being ac- 2V-.77I6 or write 36 Shrewsbury Dr Long Branch. N J cepted Call 542-4000 . ESTIMATES FEBRUARY 1 "Shrewsbury Chorale Winter Concert." Puccini's SEE US TODAY Messa di Gloria and Bach's Jesu Priceless Treasure. Paul O. Grammer-Conduclor. Herbert Burtis-Accom- R tf tlttr il»« MMtt panist, John Schoening and Robert Spencer-Soloists 4 CHURCH HERALDS BICENTENNIAL - Historic The Daily Register p.m. First'Presbyterian Church, Red Bank Donation Christ Church In Middletown, which was estab- STREET SIDE Noithwn Moomou'rt (ounty % largest newipopet lished In 1702 ond chqrtered In 1738, celebrates the Monmouth County j moil initiating newipopet APRIL 30-MAY 10 nation's 200th birthday with the symbolic raising of ONE REGISTER PLAZA. St. Agnes Church will sponsor a 10-day cruise on the flags The Rev. Geoffrey West, associate rector, AUTO BODY SHREWSBURY. N J S.S. Veendam lo the Carribean For information call 291- looks on as acolytes Robert Waller,left, of Middle- 266 Shrewsbury Ave. 0876. town and David Outweln of Holmdel raise the Red Bank American and the Bicentennial flags. mGiiwr mm U.S.DA. KM STAMPS Foodtown Sells VIVA wmv U.S.D.A PAPER TOWELS HOW TO BUY BEEF WITHOUT GCTTING IKTO A STEW! 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A,.S9 reCrZEN FLOUNDER ,99 CHEESE 1 PIZZA FRESHLY SLICED MUENSTER CHEESE ,^.89* i fi^WHmNG- ,k 89* sou FILLET filiaA^CMBSC;'! ' *1W±U:lXr3r*" Save 50c - FOODTOWN BUDGET 10VIN' BAKERY DEPT. SAVINGS AiM>rt#d Grindi YlfBAN IPO*, fur. FVxiaa MinuM Maid # COFFEE With Thil Coupon BREAKSTONE rv 4 Ittru Mrwr 10 «A>, COHAGE IM ll Ml <1 ORANGE JUICE CHEESE UK lb. cup "Hi ** Rftgularor Super tO In! FOOOTOWN LEMON P.E ,.,„ SWISS CHOSf SaiTBT KOTEX m , 77 Toown MARGARINE .1^ J 7 MARGAMM suas rooum «SANITARY NAPKINS ^^.^ ITALIAN ROLLS .P...39* CHOCOIATVDONUTS ..N.59* OQC PILLSBUR 1 Cc GRAPEFRUIT. LmM on. cttw^n ^ ^u** i«m«l DAMSHTRUMBlVr'is'r'* „69* XUYROll r * X7 BISCUITS JUICE" J**y°*" •*••* i«i>»i»*r^pl thru iewwfy W «*W|i. ••.•y.\:-yy ••..•..•.•.:•.•.•,•. .-.-.•.•.•.•.•.••.-.•.•.•.."*.• .,***".* ?.... ** SU-^ ^-fcupWis COUPON **ij8r: : i>wr We Save 12c Save 10c ' Save 48c . ' Family Sit* ( Aiurttd Grindi O 7 FruitcrtFruHcrtsit mL ^^^# Gladly IcaularorUnMKI 10-ai 49 n 1 Redeem * GLAD BAGS Pi; 39 WHEATIES bo. SAVARIN GRAPE KEEBLER ZESTA PV, 49 79 U.S.D.A i CEREAL With Thil Coupon ^ COFFEE With Thil Coupon K :*: JELLY With thli Coupon Wrlh Thil Coupon ' #. SALTINES WHh Thil Coupon ^ Food K " Cwpon 9~< •> •»» >-*o.« k»on~l, W 0 y H •' "nr '—*—» fcip«o».r>»i w on* iMfv »M Wu4t l«m%. JT "•" Linwi on« 4i As a waistline-watcher who must make every calorie • ;>i I tablespoons sugar tac»t ry its weight in nutrition, you have very few calories to spend sugar substitute to equal one-fourth cup diofitt Kyaralti FTtltln Fat F«t CUM. IOMI IOM) (CM) (OMI (MO) on sugar, natural or processed American sugar consumption one-half leaspoon almond extract • . *• Tola). 1.0371 1130 ts 10 00 Serving 01 »3s6 03 00 approaches 115 pounds per person a year - or 200,000 calories 1 leaspoon vanilla extract mi »i 1 package instant chocolate pudding worth. Divided by 385 days a year, that's an average in ex- ! vanilla waters, crushed 2 egg whiles ORANGE FILLING cess of 500 calories a day Place the skim milk in the refrigerator to chill Then beal half ol a 12-ounce box of vanilla wafers ii niiiiir can frozen orange juice concentrate A taste for sweets develops gradually Critics of the til thick. Add lemon juice and sugar gradually Keep beating Combine the gelatin and cold waler in a blender Add the 1 box •] envelopes low-calorie whipped topping mix American diet maintain that sugar-rich infant formulas and nil the consistency of whipped cream Then fold in sugar sub- boiling water, and blend on high speed until all the gelatin one-half cup cold waler , ' sweetened baby foods are the start of our national sweet ililule. almond extract and vanilla Spoon mixture into small granules are dissolved Then add the milk and pudding mix tooth, followed later by sugared cereals and TV-touted custard cups Sprinkle wilh vamllaum'afer crumbs Kicc/c Thaw, but don't dllule Ihe juice Add the topping mix and and blend smooth In a bowl, beal the egg whiles stiff I'nur snacks, sodas, and junk food Makes rigid servings. water and.whip the mixture unlil stiff Makes 18 servings pudding mixture into the bealen egg whiles, and gently but CarM Totol Saluroltd Calthat hvaroiei proltin Fat Fat Choi Ctrfct By the time we're adults, our sweet tooth may well be Ihe thoroughly fold them together ['lace a layer of vanilla wafers IOMI (OMI IOMI IOMI IMOI Coltrlti KraraUi Pat Total mi 111 S 1*0 716 110 117 only tooth left But the taste for excessive sweetness can be in Ihe bottom of an Kinch cake pan (Over Ihe wafers wilh irfrving 17 0 13 9 7 7 l< 101 IOMI IOMI reversed, by using diminishing amounts in the dishes and des- •73 0 17 0 44 0 unethird of Ihe chocolate mixlure Repeat Ihe iwo layers Iwn SINGLE-CRIST PIE PASTRV Serving 41 4 4 0 serts we prepare ourselves Avoid sugar-laden commercial more times, ending with Ihe chocolate mixture (hill fur sev- one-halt cup all-purjmse flnur cakes and pastries Let me remind you. fruit is the dieter's eral hours Makes H servings pinch of salt COFFEE SHAKE best source of fresh sweets - sugar as nature intended it: a Carat Ttlai saiuraita I cup skim milk Colaritt hyoratti Proltin Fat fol . Choi 2 tablespoons salad oil balanced "package" of vitamins, minerals and appetite-ap- IGMI IOMI IOMI IOM) IMGI I lalilrspoon ice water sweetener to taste peasing roughage Total . I.!«M 114 1 43 * )5 •, 0 0 63 3 Sarvlna. lui Ml SI 44 00 14 In bowl slu all ingredients together with a link Knead unehalf teaspoon vanilla extract . ... Make fresh fruit your everyday dessert and use it with mixture lightly until the pastry forms a ball Flatten mil Ihe one-halt leaspoon instant coffee i iii i si CAKE imagination In preparing homemade sweets and treats dough: wrap It in waxed paper, and chill Ihnrnughl.v Hull Ihe i ice cubes ' aj J 2 lablespoons diet margarine Review the calorie-saving tips given in Part I of this dough nut nn a lightly (Inured board For a tun crust pie. unehalf cup graham cracker crumhs Place all ol the ingredients in your blender container and series, use the low-calorie sugar substitutes and other flavor double Ihe recipe Makes H servings 2 cups 99 per cenl fat-free cottage cheese whip it until it is frothy Makes I serving enhancing, calorie-saving alternatives available and try these Coraa- Tolol Saluraltd our fourth cup sugar and 2 llbfetpoons flnur Colonti hydrattt Prottin Fal Fat CMI corkt . Tttol SotoratM extra special desserts. IOM) IOM) IOMI IGM) IMGI Coltrici hydrattt Prtltin Fat Pal Chtl one-fourth leaspoon butler-flavored sail Totol 477 S 47 S tS 31S 00 IOMI IOMI IOMI IGMI (MO) :o Total 96 0 US 90 00 00 SO 4 eggs, separated Serving 19 7 19 0B 16 CREAM PUFFS DEEP DISH APPLE PIE 1 cup evaporated skim milk MORE SWEETS AND TREATS: For additional recipes one-half cup diet margarine ,1 Single-Crust 1'ie I'astrv recipe abnve 2 Icaspoons vanilla one-half cup water 4 cups sliced apples and diel tips, send a stamped self-addressed envelope and 25 1 lablespoon fresh lemon juice one-half teaspoon salt nnc third cup brown sugar substifule cents to Consumer liuide Diet Treats, in care of this news- Coal Ihe bottom of a 9-inch spring-form pan wilh Ihe diet 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour . " one-third cup honey ______paper. Sparta. N.I 07871 4 eggs rtltirgarinc Sprinkle (he cracker crumb* nver Ihe inurgarine In a saucepan, heat the margarine and water until melted In a blender, whip Ihe COtttge cheese, sugar, flour and butler- and bailing Turn the heat low Add the salt and flour all al flavored salt, until Ihe mixlurr is Bmooth Add Ihe egg yolkl, C7- Connoisseur Shops once, stirring vigorously until mixture leaves sides of pan He- one at a lime, mixing well after each addition Slir in the Seniors move from heat Add the eggs — one at a lime - beating well milk, vanilla, and lemon juice In a howl, beal the egg whiles of Little Sliver after each addition until the mixture is smooth and shiny stiff! and fold in the cheese batter Then pour Ihe batter over Drop the mixture by spoonsful. 3 inches apart, on an un- (he crumbs Hake (he cheese cake at 325 degrees for one hour feted at Le Creuset greased cookie sheet, shaping each into a mound Bake the puffs al Allow it to cool before removing Ihe rim ol Ihe pan Do mil in- vert Makes 12 sen inns 400 degrees for 50 minutes Cool on a wire rack g Cookware Slice the top off each cream puff, and fill with Orange Killing Cw» I.lol Soluroiu luncheon Catarln hydrilM Pratflln Pal Fat Choi — recipe follows — then replace the tops Makes IN servings IOM) IOM) IGMI (CM) IMC) Fine gram cast iron enameled wilh easy lo clean Diamond Tolol 1.SI4 3 IIO4 I0SI 63 1 73 4 I 174 I LONG BRANCH - The Slivlng Hard Qlaze finish Cooking and serving pieces in Ihe Hue ci Saiaratta { 1767" " " * * 93 7 Seashore Mission Home spun prttala "at Pat Chti Oki World French Tradition - . (OMI (OMI IGMI IOMI (MO NO-BAKK (REAM CHEESE ME , sored a Christmas luncheon ToUI... . MO 17 0 710 U0 I.OU0 Serving S.I M 4.1 0 9 160 I lablespoon plain gelatin for Senior Citizens here al 190 R*g. M.M _^_^_ I cup cold water. I cup boiling water Monmouth We The eldest REFRIGERATOR WAFER CAKE i cups cold skim milk guest present was Q_tg_ LASAGNA PANS NOW 21" 1 envelope plain gelatin I lablespoon fresh lemon juice I miiis DO. of Miami Plaza Ho- QuanMIti Umiltd 2 tablespoons cold water pinch of bottled lemon peel tel. Asbury Park. Mr and one-half cup boiling water sugar substitute to equal one-fourth cup Mrs George Moore, proprie- 1 cup skim milk I teaspoon butler-flavored salt tors Mrs. Minnie Gnssom. Mi. one-fourth serving package instant vanilla pudding mix was the eldest woman Cusinart® 8 ounces low-calorie cream cheese nl Ncufchalel cheese present More than 100 guests packaged graham cracker crust attended and each received Food Processor Combine Ihe gelatin and cold water in a blender contain- gifts. er Wait I minute than add Ihe boiling water, and blend nn The committee In charge of Scale the highest culinary peaks more liberating than a sell cleaning oven Chop sice, shred, grind and knead lo high speed until all the gelatin granules ;IIT dissolved, Add the luncheon included Mrs Viola Cooper, president of Ihe perfection in seconds Ihe skim milk, lemon juice Jemnn peeJ.*sugar substitute, but- 190.00 ler-flavored sale and pudding mix Blend smooth Add the Mission Home; Mrs M I. cheese, and blend smooth Pour the mixture into a prepared Threat, Mrs Moore. Mrs graham cracker crust and chill Makes K servings Helen Armano. Mrs Maine Total Soluroltd Walking, Mrs Helen D SO Church St. countt Hydreltt Prattln Fat Chal Schwartz. Mrs. I..M Dozicr. Connoisseur Shops Little Silver IOMI IOMI IOM) IMGI 1.711* 71)7 41 I 35 0 171 0 Mrs Nellie Brown. Mrs Ad- Serving 11« I M7 6 0 44 »3 ele I'lttman, Mrs l.orclla Newman, Mrs. Paulyne Cobb Mrs. Dorothy Rice, Mrs Bar- bara Dlxon. Mrs Irene John- son and Mrs Kthel E. Oley Women and Work program slated I.1NCROFT - The Woman I'uwer Project of the Wom- en's Center al Brookdale Community College is spon- soring a meeting on Women and Work. Thursday, at 9:30 a m in the First Presbyterian Church, Rt 34. Malawan Speakers will discuss the job market, the strategy to use when searching for a job. and opportunities for jotr-rc- lated counseling Admission LS White wool free and free baby sitting ser- flannel brings vice will be provided. memories of . ANTIQUE GLASS slower paced days RIVER PLAZA - Shuvv and Tell." a program about and long winter antique cut glass, will be vacations. Escape presented by Mrs Belford Truilt at Thursday's meeting from the of Ihe River I'laza Woman's ordinary synthetics Club at 8:15 p.m here in the with these real hrehouse. Applegale Si Slides will be shown of the wool separates Nutswamp Nature Trail that have their which the club helps main- tain own elegant ambiance. Stop by today and see DANCING how smart you can look and feel, sizes 6 to 16. white jacket with navy trim $114 white skirt $44 white slacks $58 navy with white stripe poly blouse $38 Wilhelmina Dobbinsis no name dropper but she can't help talking about Anne Klein's timeless white classic from her resort be a quiet standout . collection. Impeccably tailored in crisp poly- I ester and cotton twill. Jacket $145. Pant $65. we'll help you at... PHOTOGRAPHERS ON DUTY DOROTHY IOIAND PONS The Idok . . . unmistakably from the house that FROM MON. JAN. 5th DIRECTOR* Wilhelmina-built at Dobbins Corner. thru SAT. JAN. 10th DOROTHY > MIDDLETOWN TOLAND FLORA 1500 HIGHWAY 35 DANCE STUDIO 201 E. Hrrirn PI.. Riil Bank PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS: slore opening until t hour prior lo 711-2208 IOUTE 35 AT NAVfSINK RIVER ROAD. MIODLETOWN 14/ broad ulreel red lmnk,n.j. •tort doting. LUNCH HOUR: 2 lo 3. 14 The Dlrily Register'SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY JANUARY 5,1976 Mortician's bride seeks an annulment Dear Ann Landers: Please was this man's restraint and American Woman is not built leant to trust their instincts Freedom, " could help you tell me how certain people good manners He never em- like Twiggy. She deserves a After all, raising your child is bridge the generation gap PREGNANT can appear to be perfectly braced her intimately nor did better break - Tired Of Sew- YOUR job. Send 50 cents in coin with 1 O.K. when they are clearly in- he try to talk her into sex. ANN LANDERS ing Are your parents too strict" your request and a long, NEED HELP even alter-they were en- Hard to reach' Ann Land- stamped, self-addressed enve- sane? Dear Tired Your letter is gaged ers's booklet, "Bugged By lope to Ann Landers. P O All Alternatives Our sweet, innocent daugh- the fifth this week with the the National Funeral Direc- as liny around the waist (or Box 1400, Elgin, III. 60120 ter was married last week to Last night they were mar- same complaint 1 believe Parents? How to Gel More Offered tors Association at once. The across the behind) as they a mortician 12 years hVr se- ried This morning our daugh there's more to the problem addressis. 129 West Wells once were? nior He courted her for over ler phoned — in hysterics It than styling The manufac- TOLL FREE Street, Milwaukee. Wisconsin a year One of the things thai seems her wedding flight was 1 buy a size 20 dress and turer^ are trying to save fab- tO am-8 pm 1-BOO 438 3710 53203. If your daughter's story impressed her so favorably a nightmare Her hus- must virtually remake it to ric I suggest they get togeth- is accurate they will boot him band asked her to lake a very (H With slacks and psnlsuils er with the designers and give PROFESSIONAL out of the business pronto cold bath before coming to it's worse Blouses, too. are a us something more flattering bed He suggested that she Dear Ann Landers 1 am in problem The full-busted than the ugly skirts that hn soak in the tub (or about hall woman has to shorten sleeves ART& a state of complete FnutrV midway between calf and V.arl A. Qua/ilia, an hciur When she came to bed tion and writing to you as my and move buttons or she can't ankle. R.P. he asked her to close her eyes last hope You print all kinds get the thing to look decent and lie perfectly si ill Then he of letters and I'm hoping you Complaining to the sales- CONFIDENTIAL to What SCULPTURE said, "You may. as well know will print this one. Can A Parent Believe' Ex- THANKS FOR BEING _ people does no good They that I am necrophiliac as so Why do the dress manufai say, "We can only sell you perts" and "authorities" are SHOW NICE CUSTOMERS many of my profession are I liners cut and style garments what they send us from New fine to a point, but you can al- can only make love to dead for models who are 510" and York or California." ways find an "expert ' who The type of folks who come Into out pharmacy are women or women who look as weigh MM pounds' Don't they So please, Ann. tell the disagrees with the one you've JAN. 7-8-9-10 the kind thai you would IIMI ilwayi welcome Into if they are " realize most women arc manufacturers, wherever decided to listen to Parents - with common sense should your own home. They are really more like friendi than Our daughter fled in panic, shorter and plumper and noi they are, that the Average AT customers We appreciate havlnf people like this to packed her bags and checked wall on and It flvti everyone in the pharmacy the mtb another room She is at SALE MONMOUTH MALL incentive to want to pleaie them more. this moment in a state of LA-Z-BOY JANUARY SALE! shock and under a doctor s RECUNERS • SWIVELS In thb new year we would like to reauure all our care. Her physician has al- ROCKERS Off ON AIL DRAPERY Open to all artists with attractive display customer friendi that we do appreciate them buyin| ready agreed to cooperate in 101 AS • CHAIRS • OITOMANS AND SLIPCOVER FABRICS stands and first rate work. their pharmacy needi from us and that we will do all an annulment MAMU TOP IAIUS 20% that is ethically poulble to serve them. I think the man is crazy GUMTAN (AtMT • ACCISIOIIIS » 1 Interior Decorator On For details, contact: What do you think' — San Premises Monday & Wednesday YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Francisco mill SIIVII when you need a delivery. We will deliver Dear Mother: I agree with FURNITURE STUDIO HARRIET GAMAREL promptly without extra chirrr A (rett many your diagnosis. He it dearly people rely on ui for their health needs. We UHMHr, at UNM WVM Uplnktaif and Dtapatj nuts. And so is that statement UnnMt An. I biunr Plxi "SHOW TIME PRODUCTIONS" welcome requeiU for delivery service and charge Moohe „,„, „ , Unto Unt •ooonnta. about "other members of his P.O. BOX 162 profession." Report him to -'•"- 747-2690 S5B BROAD ST. 842-9310 SHORT HILLS, N.J. 07078 WTH0MZ10 DISTHIIUIOH K>» HOMTH OSTOMY HODUCTS IDT II) 10 to 5 SHREWSBURY, N.J. (201)379-6313 Shrewsbury Pharmacy WUlMm MON SAT TMK KHHMVNHI MY MIOI". BROAD ST. 14MOT4 SHREWSBURY PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS I III I III I IW in Now at substantial savings, traditionally-styled living Jan. 5 to 10 room furniture by Harden. Each upholstered piece, In your choice of fabric and cushion filling, is constructed over • Needlepoint Kits • Canvases a durable maple frame with all exposed surfaces In solid, • Crewel Kits • Knitting, Weaving and 20 MONMOUTH ST. hand-rubbed cherry. All-wood pieces are crafted from Crocheting Yarns • Accessories IMMMMUI RED BANK solid cherry exclusively. Harden's wide Open Uontar twu liMt) • JO 1 JO • Books • Hooked Rugs and selection of beautiful finishes lets you pick the one Yarns , that best complements your decor. 50% OFF on all h CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ilk mi. i ImiiELDS I •*•••• »- 2 DAYS ONLY SALE DOES NOT RflFTY Tuesday, January 6th INCLUDE PATERNA YARNS DMC YARNS & FLOSS • Wednesday, January 7th OR BLANK CANVASES 1EN COLTS TOWNE SHOPPES ' RT 34, COLTS NECK. 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Ample Free Forking in Rear ' Sal 10 am' • 1 pm. 2 • 4:30 pm Open Daily 10 to 5 — Thursday 'til 9 'Sweet Homer' Television Today SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. JANUARY 5.1976 The Doily Register 15 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9. 11. 13 " Israeli artist doesn't impress EVENING QTH(THE CROSS WITS QNEW YORK REPORT 12:00 OPERRY MASON OBTHTHEE OLYMPIOLYMPICC MAACTION NEWS The Case of the Lawful By WILLIAM GLOVER had to be appeased, critics 6:00 YEAR 19766 (£_NEN W JERSEY NEWS Lazarus" frequently scowled and a' This special will give 10:30 QNEW JERSEY REPORT CAPTIONED NEWS im Meets the Folks" viewers an overall ONEWS NEW YORK (AP) - In great deal of extra moola was 8_THE 700 CLUB to perform QIT TAKES A THIEF perspective ol Ihe ©SAY BROTHER "Home Sweet Homer." which 12:30 ©YOGA FOR HEALTH needed to get it to Gotham "Glass Riddle" Olympics, with a 11:00 | has finally panted its way to 12:50 OJINSIGHT Miser," "The Merry Wives of Brynner, naturally play- QJSTAR TREK particular emphasis on the T OF GROUCHO LONG BRANCH - Israeli Broadway through boggling Windsor," "The Rhinoceros") ing Odysseus, reported a few Dispatched to the planet people who participate In EBONY AFFAIR 1:00 BOTOMORROW radlo-TV-concert artist Hanna before embarking upon a tribulations, there is no inter- weeks ago the show had chan- Capalla to negotiate a amateur sports THE HONEYMOONERS Mrs Coretta King will talk Kllyan is scheduled to per mission. treaty, Captain Kirk Is QCOLLEOIATE REALIDADES about recent disclosures form in a musicale entitled singing career which has won ted IS per cent from what he BASKETBALL |Pnmton) imprisoned. THE UNTOUCHABLES pertaining lo her lale "Israel Sings," a folksong an- her wide acclaim as a song This is a great break for first fell in love with but as- Fordham vs. Holy Cross (TODAY IN DELAWARE HOLLYW'D husband. Martin Luther stylist of unusual sensitivity Yul Brynner, Joan Diener serted his enthusiasm re- |6 O'CLOCK MOVIE thology ol Hebrew, Yiddish. VILLA ALEORE Q6O'C SHOWCASE King, Jr and their supporting crew, mained unabated. Ladino and English songs at in many languages |QET SMART "NakeId City" (19461 but a bum rap [or spectators "Hands of A Stranger" (fllHE ONE O'CLOCK 8:4.5 p m Saturday Co-featured on the program Whatever the piece was at (PARTRIDGE FAMILY Howard Duff, Barry (1960) Paul Lukather, Joan MOVIE The wearisome piffle which is Hilda Vincent, a stand-up first, It has evolved into a dis- I8ESAME STREET Fitzgerald. The police Harvey. White Warrior" (1961) The show, set lor Ihe Long opened in Sunday matinee at Branch Junior High School comedienne who builds laughs play of ponderous frivolity, JTHE BRADY BUNCH investigate the violent 11:30 OIQCBS LATE MOVIE Steve Reeves. Georgia in her monologue around the Palace Theater would dark-lit settings, some muscle fflYOUR FUTURE IS NOW death of a girl who had "Come Fly With Me" Moll Auditorium, is the lasi in a uncovered a jewel theft risk an epidemic of empty men interludes Instead of 6:30 QNBC NIGHTLY NEWS (1963) Dolores Hart, Hugh QNIOHT FINAL series ol entertainment pro- womanhood QPARTRIDQE FAMILY ring. 1 20 ©THE LATE SHOW I seats with a recess. dances and a steadily dwindl- 0 Brian y grams sponsored this year by Group and student discount "Danny Converts" (BEG) WORLD MIXED "Oh You Beautiful Doll" The long trip home from ing bold on an individual's at- OOTONIGHT SHOW Congregation Brothers ol Is- tickets are available for the |ABC EVENING NEWS DOUBLES (1949) June Haver, Mark the Trojan War of sly tention. Host Robert Blake rael Men's Club Tformance. |CBS EVENING NEWS Live from Dallas. Texas, Stevens QTHE 11:30 MOVIE Odysseus to faithful Penelope A serious handicap, of TAKE 12 the final round ol this IDINSIGHT Miss Kllyan. a native-bom "To Long Al the Fair" hat prompted rather than in- course, is that everyone JTHE ELECTRIC CO. prestigious tennis 1:30 QTHE LATE SHOW Israeli, began her profes- (19511 Jean Simmons, spired the production which IFAMILY AFFAIR tournament. "The Big Mouth" (1967) sional career as an actress knows how Homer's yarn Dirk Bogarde. was composed by Mitch |ROOM 222 QOF LANDS AND SEAS Jerry Lewis. Harold J and singer in the entertain- comes out - what hurts even QWIIH WORLD Leigh, with lyrics by Charles IADAM 12 QJCIJCINEMN A 29 Stone ment unit ol the Israel Armed Ul SEATS more is that the only fresh MYSTERY Burr and Forman Brown, JJOYCE CHEN'S CHINA "The King and Four QJOE FRANKLIN Forces as a featured per- ION IHUli plot material'are the weak ABC News -At Ease" book by Roland Kibbee and 7:00 QCBS EVENING NEWS Queens" (1957) Clark (QDELAWARE VALLEY former and soloist Upon 2nd BIG WEE gags presumably provided by QTHE WORLD AT WAR ABC news correspondents Albert Marre, the latter also Gable. Eleanor Parker A FORUM completion ot her army ser- Kibbee, who long ago did ONBC NIGHTLY NEWS soldier of fortune in willlook ahead into 1976 2:00 QNEWS directing. vice, she was cast as a fea- Marx Brothers scripts and QOJANDY GRIFFITH search ol a hoard of ill and reflect on maior OGREAT, GREAT SHOW (Mr. Leigh Is a summer then went into television " Prisoner ol Love" gotten gains is challenged events Ihey coveredlhis "The Sword of AM tured performer in several year. motion pictures ( "Nini. 1II resident of Sea Bright, YJ ) After an overture which |TO TILL THE TRUTH by Ihe real thieves widows Baba""0965l Peler Mann. |ABC EVENING NEWS and mother in law. who OSHOWCASE 9 Jocelyn Lane. Walk Alone," and "Girl Krom Under the aegis of Washing- sounds like the theme music IRONSIDE have resolved lo claim Ihe "Down Argentine Way" QPERSPECTIVE the Slums") and stage pro- ton's Kennedy Center, the from some forgotten film All About Andrea" treasure for themselves 119401 Betty Grable. Don 2:30 QNEWS ductions, ("Gypsy, " The show started its road tour "epic," the Leigh score set- (QNEWS CQWILD. WILD WEST Ameche 2:45 QNEWS over a year ago The original QJTHAT'S IT IN SPORTS tles down into a sequence of QTHE MOD SQUAD QBURNS AND ALLEN 3:15 (QLATE SHOW II scripter, Erich Segal, with- numbers keyed to an in- A slep lather conlesses to 8:27 QIQBIC. MINUTES SHOW "Flight To Tangiers" drew en route, a tangle of spirational chprd in (i at the child beating lo protect Narrator Dr. Topping QMAC NEIL REPORT (1953) Joan Fontaine, MONMOUTH MONMOUtH his wife, but, Ihe Squad 1 lawsuits for assorted reasons end. 8:30 QIQPHYLLIS QJ ONE STEP BEYOND Ja k Palance Musk Motors Theatre* ARTS St., RID I»NK believes Ihe mother is Phyllis Lmdstrom is swept (011:30 MOVIE 3:38 QLATE LATE SHOW CENTER 7476000 guilty oft her leet by a multi - Flight For Freedom ' "Tie Bishop Misbehaves"' (BUNDER BILLY PENN'S millionaire who wines and 119431 Rosalind Russell. (1935) Edmund Gwenn. HAT dines .tier at a giddy pace Fred MacMurray. Maureen O'Sullivan. ZOOM and then asks her to THAT GIRL marry him. §ANTIQUES BMERV GRIFFIN (QSTAR TREK QJJERSEY FILE Selecting those Q)ARE YOU LISTENING 9:00 OtQALL IN THE FAMILY 7:30 QBOBBY VINTON SHOW (QSPECIAL OF THE Guesls: The Hudson WEEK Brothers. OJNINE O'CLOCK MOVIE PBS programs QHOLLYWOOD •Portrait In Black" (I960) SQUARES Lana Turner, Anthony WNET put Ihe bite on thrm. QADAM- 12 Ouinn. A chilling murder By JAY SHAHBl TT The Dinosaur" conspiracy backfires when not me, lor dough 0*26,000 PYRAMID a mysterious letter sender NEW YORK (AP) - Say I'd kick in for such fine kid fJFAMILY SPECIAL threatens to expose a you manage a public TV sta- shows as Zoom" or "Electric CIRCLE A special which follows beautiful wife and her tion You and other managers Company." but pay not dime ROUTE 66 mountain climbers on an lover as the slayers ol her get a list ol 202 proposrd pro one for any series devoted lo expedition up Mount wealthy husband. 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CIRCLE Molly's Dinner grams, new and established opera, cooking, yoga, tennis Mood (R) (BMERV GRIFFIN 775-8810 You're asked to decide which or vegetable-growing in one s (QTHE SELLIN OF JAMIE (^MASTERPIECE Special ol the Week shows your station might help back yard The slory of a young boy THEATRE HIS CIA CODE NAME separated from his 9:30 QIQMAUDE finance I'd use the money instead IS CONDOR parents al a slave auction Maude's priceless crystal Which would you choose' for quality documentaries and IN THE NEXT KOTMIS SATSIVI and his plan lo be punch bowl gets broken Well, this question, recently dramas by and about minor SEVENTY-TWO HOURS ALMOST EVERYONE HE TRUST) Roast Chicken..Russian Style reunited with them and there are three posed by Public Broadcasling Mies, and make certain (HWORLO PRESS W1U TRYTO KIL L HIM wilh Braised Ohions and Carrols conflicting stones Service's station program co- there's enough loot to. adver (QMACNEIL REPORT , Fresh home ol Cotlee describing the accident (QLOVE. AMERICAN operative, has resulted in sta- tise them. 1000 QQJCBS REPORTS tion approval of only H4. pro- STYLE INQUIRY I'd pay nothing for public grams in PBS' original list Juti •flAW (QHOGAN'S HEROES The American Assassins" affairs or discussion in which QJROMAGNOLIS TABLE This broadcast will But were 1 running a public the same participants simply QJNEW JERSEY REPORT investigate the doubts and TV station, I'd take a deep meet each week in a studio discrepancies surrounding 8:00 fKQRHODA breath, make choices on th»- and talk al each other Ihe Torn belween her pride Ihe assassination ol Sen. Hwy. 35 747-2500 basis ol personal taste or lack way they do on "Washington and losing a huge account Robert F Kennedy in 1968 of it, and hope PBS' freebie and the attempted Week in Review." ' lor her window dressing shows will meet whatever au lirm, Rhoda bailies with a assassination ol Gov If Ihey must review the dience needs I didn't stubborn though George Wallace in 1972 week in Washington, let 'em QNEWS Station managers don't prosperous tuxedo chain do it at my other office, the work this way, of course, but ARRING store owner, who wants OOABC NEWS Tap-AKeg Bar and Gnll. and her lo decorate his this js my show, not theirs, ROBERT BEDFORD CLOSEUP at their own risk windows his way, or not "Women's Health: A and this is what I'd do were I al all B Question of Survival" A in charge: HELD OVERI PUBLIC OQNBC ' NEWS look at the risks and I wouldn't buy anything SPECIAL LIMITED effectiveness of women's from WNET in New York DEMANDS 2-BID WEEKI "New World. Hard health care related to their They're Tight down the street ENGAGEMENT Choices. American ability lo bear children. Bmted on a true story Color Portrait Foreign Policy 1976" This the program examines from the big corporations and of m modern family and 'A LANDMARK FILM THAT HAS special examines recent what women can do to foundations, and I'd rather how they survived with DRAMA AND CONFLICT AS developments and help themselves and asks their wilderness friends. WELL AS LOVING NATURE directions ol America's whether others the PHOTOGRAPHY international relations and SPRINGFIELD medical prolession. the ATLANTIC CINEMA REGISTE presents a variety ol views Congress. the • UiNlK HIGHLAND! Ml 0141 on what the national pharmaceutical induclry, interest is and what it government regulatory PHIL AVON should be in a changed agencies . . should be PRODUCTIONS, INC. and changing world ALL SEATS M.50 doing more PRESENTS IN CONCERT EVENINGS at 7 and 9 THE At the movies OUTLAWS ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* PLUS These schedules ore pro- ATLANTIC CINE MA- Jawi? 00. TOO. * 00 JAWS ADDED vided by the theater and Ihe KEANStURG ATTRACTION times are for today only. COLONIAL- The Adventures of the JowiMS, f K AT THE The Lite and Time* of HAILET MONMOUTH ARTS CENTU Ea'lhguo. PLAZA- MOVIES I" HuilltMJ, f X WILDERNESS MONMOUTH ST., HID IANI CINEMA I- i* < GRIZZLY Snow V Killtr E 1)1* 7 00. f t» SAT., FEB. 7, 8 P.M. '00. IK CINIMA II- MOVIIS IV- Romonilt Englishwoman } IS. f I) 2nd part, by popular dtmand MAT AW AN FAMILY ADAMS CINEMA I- CINEMA M- BURT Tickets $6-$6.50 Reserved Thret Don al thf Coottot t *S. Oog Day Afternoon Fill. * *> , Coll lor CINIMA H- STARTS WEDNESDAY STRATHMORf RcynoiDs Inlormotlon: Killff Hit* I X. f 40 CINEMA I-* ATATHEATRENEARYOU LONGIHAHCM Snow While 1 00; t 00 LAST 2 DAYS MOVIIII— CINEMA II- 842-9002 BRADLEY BEACH HAZLET Hu.lKt 00, 10.00 Hard limn > IS; f:l| DCfCUVE ENDS TUESDAY MOVIES li- PALACE °LA2A mn*. Flit* i JO, » » ASIURYPAitK BRICKTOWN OAKHURST 1USTLE BHICKPIAZA MIODLEBDOOK LVIIC- FREEHOLD RED BANK Coffy IX. 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M laal butt 35 1 DMI l»d Route 36 & Poole Avenue, Hazlet Route 70, Bricktown Shrimp & SceHops Fra Diavola Route 35 & Eatontown Grde, Eatontown IUl$. Veal & Peppers w/Spaghetti 3.9$ "THE WED. Chopped Sirloin Steak . 3.9S tndMdull.lniam«lamllv-ll(IO p" *ub|*il No prooh TMIRS. A SIM. EnoMTi Cul Pnrae R "Good ol' Woody Hayes didn't disappoint us after nil I iiilililliiiiiiiluiiimiiiiiiiiiimiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilMiiiiliiliiiiiii ii.iii game mean, eight seconds before the end of a Rose Bowl loss to Just to show how much trouble this type of thinking can UCLA, Woody walked across the field to offer his con- bring, consider what happened following last March's Kaster gratualations. He didn't push a camera in a photographer's Collegiate.Athletic AttotuUlon Metropolitan Playoffs, a two- lace, puncn a tan or sound otf against a sports writer. point overtime victory over SI. John's which gave llutgers a Could that be Woody Hayes? CHICK licrth in the NCAA tournament. then it happened. Woody, after making the writers wait When his session with the press was completed, he sum- almost an hour after the game, did the disappearing act with moned Ins darting five Into the interview room and stepped nary a comment. TRIBLEHOR1S In the rear of the class as writers popped questions at the "Coach told us not to say anything," explained one Buck- players eye player after the dream of a national championship had One young man, sophomore Ed Jordan was asked how the been soundly squelched by the aroused Bruins. coaching staff got the1 leant Up for the game, when a loss to Woody's fuse grew short even before the game when he, illiMHllHimiimmiilimiilimiiiiimmiHiifiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimiHi SI John's would have left them a spot in the easier National directed his players to tell the writers about Little Red Riding Invitational Tournament Hood in a conference two days before the Rose Bowl. mumcation with nature Oh. yes. he did attend one press con ference with friend and advisor Jack Scott in an effort to "In practice, coach just told us that the NCAA was big "We're out here to win a game and not to tell you about cloud the whereabouts of I'atty Hearst. Imic and the NIT was small lime," Jordan said candidly, re- what we're going to do and to give them (UCLA) motiva- The last lime I was supposed to hear Alcindor, unothci vealing pre-game psychological strategy from behind dosed tion.' blurted Hayes. "I know how we put things on our bulle- master of communications, was at a press conference last doors tin board and how it affects our team, so you'll have to wait summer to promote the 2lsi Century Invitational Basketball The quote published completely out of context, caused a to see the game yourselves and then you can write about it. Tournament, a pro basketball stars' benefit for intercity furor Young may have regretted that il had been made pub- "I say the hell with you and that's my right and if it youth. lic, but. tu his credit, never denied the comment had been makes you mad, so what0 I've been good ol' Woody long To paraphrase Jerry Molloy. Kareem-Abdul Jabbar made. enough." needed no introduction. The bum didn't show Let's hope that Young and other clear-thinking coaches Woody is a member of IheJohn Wooden School of Com- Realizing the coaching fame achieved by Woody and don't enroll into the Woody-Wooden School of Communication, munication Wooden, of course, is the venerable former Wooden there must be something splintering about those College players arc adults and should be treated accordingly coaching great of the UCLA basketball team, who wouldn't names - you've got to feel sorry for a fellow like Rutgers Without Mother Coach keeping them in a bubble when the liernnt his players to be Interviewed by those nasty news- University coach Tom Young. With his attitude, hell never only thing that's written about them is the babble from their_ AT THE BAR - Roy Gerela of the Pittsburgh papermen • become big time. sports Information directors. Steelers (10) put his team ahead with this field goal Two of Prof Wooden'-, more illustrious graduates are Bill Young Is naive enough to believe that he should talk to re- Collegians should be able and permitted to express them- In the first half of the AFC final. The Raiders Walton and Lew Alcindor. porters, win or lose, whether or not he likes some of the blocked one field goal but missed this one. Steelers selves to the press as well as others, even if their coaches Since earning his diploma and entering the National Bas- things they're writing about his ball club And. gosh, he even won, 16-10, and will defend their Super Bowl title would perler them to remain silent or limit their comments to ketball Association, Walton has virtually been limited to com- gives his players the freedom to express UwmRlvtl after a Jan. 18 against Dallas. Little Red Hiding Hood IIIIUIUIIMMMMMIMaMUHIIIIIUIIH II IIIIIMUIIHllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIinillllllllll SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY JANUARY 5. 1976 The Daily Register 17 Back to eD' for 'festive' Hudson, Freehold The holiday high school basketball tourna- its fifth straight Freehold District Tournament by HHHiMHlHlliimiimiiiiiiiimHiiHummiHiilmiimmmmimiiiiu menti serve as goad measuring sticks as to where lured into a fine player." riled Roth He's been isn't as strong as last year, but a S-l record thus clubbing Howell in the finale. the strength lies in the divisional races ol the something else in Ihe last three out of four far is an indication that the Panthers will be com- Shore Conference, but. oddly enough, the teams Both teams are members of the D" Division, games." petitive. within those divisions never seem to meet on in.' supposedly the smallest of all leagues in the Shore Roth went on to cite Collins' field goal statis- Freehold has the horses Larry Love is a fine Christmas courts. Conference. However, the • D" Division represen- tics He has been 4H lor 72 from the floor in the player who is a three-year starter Lionel Cnppen, tatives seldom play a small game ol basketball last lour games His worst effort was against a senior guard, calls the shots, and Andy K.ller Take, lor instance, Gerry Matthews. Long Hudson always has stood its ground against the RICH RBC, 5 for 12 Otherwise he was 15 for 21. 15 lor man. a 60, senior forward, shares the scoring Branch's head coach Matthews' club lost in the fi- larger schools, as has Kreehold 20, and 13 for 19. leadership with Love nals of the Colonia Invitational Tournament to "We suffered through last year vulh ihe same Scotch Plains, but on the day ol the Holiday Ju Besides Collins. Roth doesn't have too much in Height' group of kids," said Hudson coach Ceorge Rolh NICOLETTI bllee finals pitting Neptune and Lakewood. Mat- the height department The Browns. Don and Ron. No The Colonials range Irom 5-10 to 6-1. but "So lar this year we've been playing real well I thews was there getting a look at the B" Cham- arc both 5-10, but are good ball handlers Mike coach Jack Kuhnen, one of the area's better men- don't want to be too optimistic, but I can't see Kerrigan, who plays both forward and guard, li tors, does have talent aplenty . plon Piners 1 many teams beating us badly I think we II be able also 510, and Javier Ksparra is 6-2 All an se- Holmdel may be a year away from a superb It wasn't as easy lor other coaches whine to hold our own against the best of them " niors season Scott Leigh, brother ol All Monmnuth tournaments corresponded with those of (Mir key Roth actually has good reason to be optimistic opponents While Roth has certain reservations aboul his "Depth is my biggest worry, said Hoth After County star Guy, has much potential, and Joe His team's win over Red Bank in th the CI«y fi team's depth, he believes that he has playeri who the sixth man it's going to be a problem If I lose Vales is Just as good Henry Hudson Regional and freehold are good nals was convincing "We executed very well I gained experience last year during the teason and Collins on fouls. I'm in trouble." Hudson and Freehold meet (or the first lime examples. Both teams won holiday tournaments know that sounds a bit trite, but what else can 1 during the summer league activity who an- ready There are at least three teams in the I) III on Friday. Jan 23. al Freehold By that time the Hudson cleaned out the Casey Gym by defeating say' They did everything they were supposed to to put things together this time around vision which could win it all I'oinl Pleasant Boro, two teams should be standing side by side al Ihe Red Bank Regional in the final-, and freehold won do It makes life easier for me." exclaimed Roth "Steve Collins (Hudson's 6-6 center) has ma- which shared the honors with Freehold a \car DJO. top of the league. IIIII STUNG HORNET - Matt Schwartz cf Holmdel seems to be In anguish as he struggles to get out of the clutches of Mark Morelli of St. John Vianney in the 115-pound finals. Morelli beat Schwartz, 10, in a tense duel to win his second Holmdel Invitational Tournament title. Hornet matmen TITLE BOUND - Steve Bates of Point Pleasant Beach (in white) has Pete Abrahamsen of Holmdel in jeopardy in the finals of the 108-pound class. Bates went on to win, 14-1, qnd was named the Out- standing Wrestler in the Holmdel Invitational cop Invitational Tournament. HOLMDKL - Holmdel High School was the winner of its own llTird annual In- vitational Wrestling Tourna- ment here by accumulating M points, a comfortable margin over runner-up Keyport. which had Ti\ The Outstanding Wrestler Award went to Point Pleasant Beach's Steve Bates, who decisioned Holmdcl's Pete Abrahmsen. Ml. lor the I0H pound title Bates had a shut out and a pin in his previous two wins Holmdel. which had six men in Ihe finals, came oui Refitttr llott ptiotet by Con Ferlno with two individual cham- RAIDER MAULER — Tom DeAngelo of Keyport scored the only pin In the pions, dreg Brewer at 170. finals of the Holmdel Invitational Wrestling Tournament while winning the and George Kraemer al 1KH 122-pound championship. In the first photo, DeAngelo starts to roll St. John Second place Keyport. and Vianney's Pete McGuigan on his back. Next, he starts to press the Lancer's fourth place Si John Vianney shoulders to the mat, and finally he exults as his arm is raised in victory. each had three individual Keyport finished second in the third annual Holmdel event. champions However. Ihe Hornets piled up team points through four second places and three thirds. The only pin of the finals Sabres top Soviets went to Kcypon's Tom De COMING OUT — Russ Deady of Monmouth Re- pound class of the Holmdel Invitational. Deady Angelo. who finished I'ele gional is about to spring out of the leg hold of Ke- won the title with a 16-1 verdict over Mullan. McGuigan of St John Via vin Mullan of Holmdel in the finals of the 129- nney in 4:45 at 122 The Heil Haiders' other champs were FINALS |«I - Harry Schork (Kevl d Ron Point Beach 57; 4 SI John Viannev Dig (PBI. 6-7 Spooner (Hoi ), V] 49, S Snore Reg 46'i. « Monmouth 1)5 - Jim Rtoon (Key) p George for 1st NHL victory Harry Shork (141), who deci- 101 - Joe Motto iSivi d Jrti vnu 141 - Ttrrv Deiti (SJVI d Rick Reg 75. J Monolopon I't; I Rum Hcwm (Shore!, i » bert (Shore!. II 3 Slaplelon (Shore). 1 3 ton Fmr Haven 7 141 - Ted Dunn (Man) d Notrnon sioned llolmdel'S Ron Spoo- 151 - Jomet Smith (Srtoiel d Chip CONSOLATIONS Ruih(Man). 16* IM - Sieve Bale* IPB) a Pele Abro Sherman IPfll. 5 4 1,1 _ Mih« Fofrdi (Hoi | p Bob ing characterized one of the tedly bottled play in the ner, and Keith Speck (heavy rumen IHol ). 14 I BUFFALO IIHIHHinilllllinilllllllllllltlllllllHIH Freehold Entries Tomorrow iii — Pact 1 Ht JWvtl MinttX (Butler) Don! AU Me (Lyonil , . Widow Owe (Malady) RcOo Go Lucky IMcGovtrni Fly Fly Creed (Ungtrt fViikty Flrtt u«Cauw) OreMtftotefSchmhjtll Big Bod Bud (Wirtthlng) Dillon (Comoro ., ..... flyr Po» iStevwij . Sterling* Butler (Miner i Knockdown |P|nll) . .. . Si SI Adi 01 (Heiniel m — Pact 1 JM Lirtle Lotfy B (Prune) Mountain Meadow ifagliofone) iriihmon Pick ($p*f#f*l) . . M - Pact I.M MoleitlcStffplPooutil Omihoi (Rodgeri) Saoon Rotate* (mil ... Jortn Btc N {Brrwahon) AdlOlBull (Flllon) . Pnn« Wauro |TOffe( Some Jerwy |nd) CUmmin Chimei (Moron*) May Day Mlity f Rodgeru a i Worthy Fronc tBaldochlnol Grand SyrpfUe (Pumo) 111 By* Pail ISlfvfi) Diong Atfiot (Punlolillo) IV I Srnaii Pint |f>o - Ml - Trvt IJM Mannort Arthur (Kelly) Pride N Pleasure (Flll«n) Me Dreom Boy I Gogh or* I Swirl Flight (joftnton) Moynard Olreci (Telymdl Little watchful (Liftman) 4 1 KlKtMyKol Ktf (Lflwcmkl(Lkll) I*' Chflfivtown Coral IPoullnl Some Myilery iGlgwere) El Demon (Preiiond'WI ofleorVed Tonl LyiilFtold! jollnda (Conwl) Burma Girl (Mot crlllno) Sohott Scotch Tlm« (nd) Scotch T(m* Evil (Rovmil Conoe Ind) • Hi r ' OoubteCothindt Btaie Dran (Kelly) W B (K J|m Henry Purdue (Bremano Mlu Springfield I Bergeron! 2. Autos For Sale 10 Wanted Automotive 51. Help Wonted 71. Merchandise SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY 5. 1976 ThcD^Regislcr 19 For Sole JUNK CARS TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines 101. Apartments 101. Commercial 131. Houw'For Solg 2 Autos For Solt HIGHEST CASH PAID Ail mokes new t used Guoronieed 7O*v*oW«ak 43 Monty To Loon MOOERN APARTMENT Rentals UNION feSACH — This lovely twa NURSES - RN t and LPN t, iwa days low as 175 Sarptca't, III Monmawth bedroom ranch II situated on a Nmced ALLAMER.CAVTNY It Hour AMMfint Service HAVE BlLLS?~Nead cat** Cansoli SI Next to thaotar ;«7«4BS Three room. owllBaO ion t ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Show Hwy U * Badle Rd a woeh, 4 17 or 114. An oppaniMuty to U4JH» in»0XI00lol Formal dining roam. S834106 grow with us Apply m parson Sptina ttoiion mortgages available m 1S4U room buildmf. appraaimateiy I.IM to. large Country kIKnen wall to-won view Nur-Mng Home ft I f. Freatwl* tor on appointman* in your home MONMOUTH BEACH It Long lease avoiiaote. plenty ot (.arbcnng, plus many eiiroi CIO** to JUNK CARS WANTED - Pickad up par king available laned hahl in HOME OWNERS - Refinance you' transportation Low lomes M* W0 U Central Ave. Red Bank OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR duitry, excellent marine wholesale THE BOB GRIMM AGENCY. We MONMOUTH Coll Ml t#7t exlillna home martaaa* including oth CHANNEL BEACH hardware soles or machine Shop SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY WASHER AND DRYER L CM«YiLE« PLVMOUIM HIGH RATES NOFEE llrRfctlV er aeafs One manlh.y aaym APARTMENTS MARINA AUTTJ MOB BY CENTER flOO NoltonaiStattMtg Corp more Apartment sue. SUN Spacious one an* two boaroam apart TOP DOLLAR EATONTOWN M7-SJM locolor TV HIS 19\ ill* oner * a m ments Fontotlic lacallan on Shrews NEWLY REMODELED BUILDING - CARS BOUGHT SOLD REI Approximately IfU sa. t Long leot* FOR USED CARS PART TIME — Help wonted Any WEDDING GOWN - onam.a bury ttiver Heot and hal aoler inciud low C^rfoa-AvTAn HI. • rent Cole* coordinated kiuhent ovoiiobie Eacellant smon loclory or OPELGT 1972 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC hours between I _ and ipm Apply in 17, imparted French »itk and itoiion moctilnc snap Plenty ot porktng ond $39,900 •AILL Y BROS . INC i « rson. lint Cor Wash. Raule.lS ronditloned. mailer TV antenna One owner Blue Radio stereo low lace Never worn Sacrifice Lang s-v nmlng pool, walk in closets lawn storoaoroge »iW.f7Um 1 Tfl TtiO T tin it a mull see home —Hum Snow lire*, ski rack Mint cantftlwi rooms, merino loclllUe* CHAN ml Mr i walking Ailoncfclo schools and N Y WANTED PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Port lime WET SUIT - >. Parkway Snark»kin ... BEACH APARTMENTS. Pork CENTRAL RED BANK - E-ceiient Ironspo'lglion This Ihrrr bedroom BUHLER rtlTTES IMIMC e^'W^^Weekdays'* S°/4/ Tltf A I mad con and trucki TajdaMor five days a week Pifow call 14} MOD. Rd Monmauth ftaach liu*t aft Ocean Boots gloves, |ock«t. pants Goaican ground floor office space I ISO vq M home has on outdoor opt grill >n tuiiy Plymouth Ch/ys»r MG MMT PLY MOUTH If** VALIANT - Tww~ OASIS MOTORS IMH77I Erf 17 71 Merchandise imi R wiling •oenlAp* 17. 777 U»t aition Sue Medium long l» Coll W uoodporking 747 »if fenced redr yard In Better Homes 4 JlfOHwvMHaHei 1*4 »00 Gordeni condition WHE L AN door hardtop. Si. cylinder automatic PIZZA MAKER - EipnifiKM Parl MONMOUTH HILLS SECTION - O»» OFF ICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SUES BUICK L( UltE I«M - Tnl^T lime Apply in person offer 4 a m ol For Sole REALTY GROUP If* <>« iS Middle door tadon Excellent mnmnm condi 'n1u7sToHiut;,lio'CO~m'tQl *" large bedroom oportmerK individual > Available >n Crystal Brook Protes town 143 7MS Luigi s Famous Pino. Middle Rd ALUMINUM SIOING 77 Pett And Livestock neat control Heat and hot water sup Sionol Building Eatonlown Coll Ms JM *" condlliwunt un 7oif*7l AMIS AND CRAMS Hoilft PONTIAC CATAUNA If*} LOCOI tonlroclor ha* Alcoa aluminum plied Newly decoroMd Private estate Bosseimonn. Ml TtU . over from development Hall price BASSET HOUND PUPS AKC - Good with a marine view Suitable far Bti a RErElATE blood line Mather is -onrtdaugMrr of 137 Lots And Acreage BUICK STATION WAGON If?) - sale, installed on your home S.miio* adults No pets (7M par month I?J OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - P.oiet Coll DM Welcome to Century 71 Wftot % it WI savings Other sidings No money down American Canadian Champion Coll C HOLMDEL - Three acre choii 17.000 orMnol miles tnquLt 10? Flrtt rjfiout? The most ii(iting new concept ItlJ f ONIIAC CATALINA Itil _ T. LEATHER CRAFT SUPPLIES - ermt arranged iM-ttH building site Wooded horse trails Classes tree with purchase ol starter of the Ml We leach you me nuts and PORT MONMOUTH - Imoll apart oooi noxnop AiKomnic pom. M, .ail onyllme W UI* DOBERMkN PlNSCMER - AKC rag I di kit. (1i« Paraffin olio, 1*7 Hwy U. bolls" lor real eilole sates success nent. Iff Porl Monmaufh Rd Bed PROFCItlOMAL OFFICE SUITE - BUICK WILDCAT lf« - *!,«• m.L-. Coll Century 71 Coiens Agency IM nit-red block and rust female, (iv* Kt ANSBURG - Corner G'Ov* Ploce tm> loket H Good condition W Keornburg ColHfUm ANTTQUES - ShipmenT E^tftiitT oom, kllchen living roe—• *'•• ond 'ovnc Moor wiiotoie l»r dodo' or. KEANSBURG - Cerw U\im Ask for Mr Colons weeks old. chomp«onship Maoditne* eniitt al Ul Broad Si . Red tank It) Dnd Woodvide Ave , SO. French, Italian lurmlure. otcessortes both. 111! plus electric Can4f*«4f4 aei . and brlc O broc SO*, off ne»l year \ 17X.I a I loipm 717 7 PORT MONMOUTH - Two room* BUICK !H1 - Good runnlM cendi price* Open doily * i FREE - Su week old kiMens Three LINC"RO?T - IHfrorlage bordering non (7M Coll UllfOO. til In gu INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES and bath, couple preferred immediate RED BANK - M Monmaulh Si Single REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE females, one mole room office available 700 so, fi Car upon a telling second to nant Muke un lor Glodyt 0 Riverside Ave Red Bonk UI 1*1* occuponcy (140 par man* 7|7 HH Pontiac GTO 1968 EMPLOYMENT FULL Oft PART TIME 747 Sf77 pel. air conditioning Reody to move Oiler ft? I ¥60 E A ARMSTRONG ATTENTION RED. BANK - Attroctlve tour lorgt CADILLAC ELDORADO- 1*1) Fully BEDROOM FURNITURE -^Woinui GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC oom*, porch, Oir conditioned Walk lo in (114 ptr month, plus utilities Free AGENCY Realtor, SSi Prospett Avr equipped txiiliai conditio me* col PONTIAC TEMPEST l»*l - Sun .n RADIO — TV - MEDIA threc-pleca Win sen seoorofeiy parking Coll Owner. Walter Iimmerer I you con handle We ore looking lo« Four months old S7S ransporlotlon (J'O per month in Little Silver u\ 4S00 good condition New equipment Be*l I Son. Ul IS70arf4fr411I THRETwo6DE"b ACHtS High in offer tak.es II Ul-mi si Help Wonted nen and women wilh a Irock record la ludes utilities 7f 1 UN CAOlLLAC IfM DfVULES"- Ctwaw Ih our Itods Aggressive r> c«n wim Ine sky Beacon Hill Rd Marlboro from tow Mcf AOOIM CADI OLDS PONTIAC !••*"Station wagon Ve» y ARE YOU UNSATISFIED - Wnw lead peopte to torn our leom a \b. iJO and Craig cw sieieo MS GERMAN SHEPHERD = F»«e lo RSD BANK - Plvt rooms newly Township 171 W0 Owner 741 V7ff Long Broncf., 7» 17U Mod condiiion Automatic runs good your present earningi* It so. please ow is the time, il you Ihink you are OM*71 7*74 good home Two yeor old mote, large renovated, heat included *l»i month coll II* 7707 for an oppomtmenl Na nomlie. then pick up the phone now otteciionote. heoithy, baouiiful Must ly Security, reteranct* •7I4BM 138 Mobile Homes CAOILLAC 1 l»Oug lee or obllgollon ilort telling yourself High com ~ARPETIN(t — M »q. yds . almost t up Moving to oportment 1*\ RED BANK - Four room furni»h*d ham, var FuMy PONIIAC H7ICATAI INA un.t.i new. brown ond beige pafiern. nylon ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER - .Jon Coll Mr Chandler ol M0 7)1 opaiimenl. utiuttes inclwdad Imme GARDEN PARK MOBILt HOMES - looded II* ibie Need* minor bady work ond II evemnui Ml HOI GERMAN SHORT HAIR POINTER Or service writer. lo work in new Fire 7t dtofe occupancy Coll Ul 74*1 After * Bethany Ra , Hailat Adull pork Wolfe irortsmission work USOIirm ItHu fiCEPTlONIST«CLERK TYPIST - Hve month old male CADILLAC - HW EIMOM 'ETOO stone store Musi have experience in CHAIR LAIY BOY )09 Buildings/Garages to shoppirtq CoHTMXn I rodo LOOM All Cairo* Mutt see PONTIAC 1*71 OR ANO Vll if soles ol lire* and service Good pay Redrorker rechner If, 74i son HA1LET - LARGE TWOBF.DROOM Four door hordtop Vinyl lop lociory II lima, low office. Bayshore Note RED BANK - Four room apartment Coll Ml Ultpr oMtf )p m , HI MU ond commission incentive Coll M* i experience necessary Ottue ea Call 741 WH POODLE - Brown mtniolure mole 10 BUILDING STORAGE LITTLE SlL MOBILE HOME. I] >SS MINT CON air conditioned, power windows Heat and hei wattf ire* Rent (711 per VER - II K U. (ITS oer month Twa lence preferred In reply, stole edu CHRISTMAS SPECIAL V months Old, houMbroken Will sell to HiON COMPACT ANO COlr CAMARO Itla - Vinyl roof. fwwTirev brakes ond steering Very tteon ond tomily with older children 471 HOt th. plus one menth security Cot) months security Con 77* WV* ihoutl sy*lei well kept Private owner dm Coll lion and previous experience Reply Hour aged wme borteis W goiions 13S00 PAUL BOVA. REALTOR •" I afttc %pm Z "AVON""" O BUR Tfr. Hoilef, N J , mil ERtenefit condition (if eocn SIBfRIANHUSKV*PUPPI*ES - AKC RED BANK 9 Fully lurmsKed 1 : C DOUGLAS ALAN Making ooymenl** Make earnings in su for 1*1 7|7 1I1| or 717 137* between Ctwmpion WOOdlines 11o Wanted To Rent AlLET - Mobile home Mead Sell quality products, med rooms Air conditioned ond on utilities MERCEDES BEN! REOBANK VOLVO 1 reoi eslote ogency is looking Ipm Coll Jl' 4071 ondition Con remom or . Must Newmon Springs Rd Red Bpnh people, odd interest to your lile Coll ncruoed W» monthly 741 7147 oner * OWNERS'LANOLOROS - Social Ser 100 Ocranpgrt Av* . Little ttfwr M7 QU lotor marmore informatioinfo n Mrs Ham r someone with typing ond Inmg COMPLETE BABY FURNISHINGS HOROUGHBREO -- for.mg brood p_m vice Agency tlfkt rentals lor its sell Bought home Call 7*4 Mr? CHARGER RT lf*f - 440 me gnu m mond. U74MO His and some steno Must hove o ce ot lorge or tmoll retngerolor we and slud for sole clients Coll dony Mr Holmes V4] UilSf TWAutH - 17*44. tuMy lur threespead outomolit. mrMfw •>ENAULT IfM - AulomoTic"good d l d S er Call 4fi JH' Call ofier (, 4*7 1*11 RED BANK - f urmshad three tttmV. 100 0. EH 741 No commission m sited If74 model Selling on ai count transportation need* *ome *erk UOO CONTENTS OP HOME - Colonial third floor Light cookina Preler mo voived , dilion. low mllMM Mutt sell, going BARK N()t H lure parson Nopals 74147*1 'sickness W00O Can *v\OX* or moke otter 7*1 4St7 before noon rniture. living room, dining room, MOBILE HOME 'l7»*0 Unfurnished into service IrTUll fe d l 80 Merchandise WANTED TO RENT - Two or more N evening iMI Hilllop Nurnny then Air condi lionet s, lown mow 1 I) BANK cor garage Heat and electric pre Wosher. dryer, two air conditioners CHEVROLET IfM CAREER MINDED RETAILER etc Con Tfl IU1 days or Tfl l»7 RITTENHOUSE ome, Middielown Con for appoint Wanted LUXURY HIGH RISE (erred 7M Mt7or 7|7 tjli hed lovrrrdpfltio 71' /7»i itSI LINCOLN MERCURY lisc ler S 10 p m RivERVIEW TOWERS RlNCfSt - IMUfl New .rnlial mr Growth opportunity lor qualified ind> YOIJNG PROFESSTONAC COUPLE Coll»»4)» WO HWY » HUMP OCEAN TWP AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ON NAVE SINK RIVER ondiiioned Furnace one yeor old vidual to join f lagihip store In indepen DESKS. FILES, tables, (hairs oddmg m* bedroom apartment. Iwo bedroom iied bathroom floor wall to wall (or CHEVY NOVA If?* - Four door, MO SEE A RUSSELL MAN - tot me dell realonol men's chom Must hove machines, typewriters, office equip Immediate Cash Paid! apartment* and penthouse twite* above average aportmenl in o home mil** Rod Automatic liming Own besl cor buy* RUSSELL Oldtmobiie at'teasf two years retail experience ml. etc at bargain once* New PI«OM ton Mtia Mai «w uMn M« hat IMWM t* tht •#*»* of «wttmffri aTmt T ••!!*!If «l Kaitfli School board contests confront 16 area towns John M Kline, ol 848 Syca- board member (or three (continued) Alberts, Lori Road, who was Nicol Ter Mr. Greene has years. Mr Cusumano is a DWELLING. FRONT TO ftACK H Red Bank Shrewsbury more Ave.. Albert Mizrahi. of LEVEL, FOR RESIDENTIAL USE nation ol Mrs. Elizabeth T appointed to the teal last been a frequent critic of the newcomer (o (he board ONLY «n trimlifi (acatttl «n 14 Two members ot the Board Four candidates, including 100 Willow Road. Harry K Jose, have filed (or both year after Mr. Taylor resign board. Hij wife Audrey is HIGHLAND AVEMUC tittcri*** •• of Education, including its one incumbent, will vie for Estelle, ol 82 Riverdale Ave.. lollow. IN ZONE. VACANT LAND three-year and one-year ed. president ohttie local PTA. According to Mrs Marylou » f T K WFT fcMWM M ftl*ck U. president, Robert A. Mallon, three three-year terms on Ihe and Chester W Anderson, of Lrt(i) 1 w MM T* M« «W(» ii with terms They have until Mrs. Jean Kelley. who has Ackermin, board secretary, in m tat* •< pfwurty NMN fey y*u are not seeking reelection Board of Education here. 1135 Sycamore Ave. Thli OMNI to mm m *N Sacrttary » Friday to withdraw Irom one - Oceanport served two full terms on the the county superintendent will calendar, ana a awftiic hcarlna ho* Both Mr Mallon and Her Bayley'S Davis. 83 Borden baan ortttrM (•* JANUAIi V U. im oi of the races. Four people have filed peti- board, is not seeking reelec- Mr Kline and Mr Eslelle appoint > member lo the bert A. Swanson, chairman of St., who is now completing a Hiss Margaret A. Hawley tions seeking election lo Ihe tion. have also filed for the unex- empty seal if filing deadlines the building and grounds com- one-year unexpired term, is •at. N.J., at wrtilctt llm* vou mm* o> of 10 Center Ave, Leonardo, Board of Education pired twq-year term which are not changed and no addi- ptor HHW In ptrtan o* by aaV*t«. or mittee, said (hey decided not running for a full three year ottornay on* aft»ant any Mlactlan a newcomer and a fourth The candidates seek three Sea Bright was created by the New tional petitions are liled. whlcti yow may nova H> a/ontlng al thi, to run again lor personal rea- seat. grade teacher in Red Rank's three-year seals. Two are in- Thus far only one person Year's Eve resignation of Al- Thii notlt* It trrvadwaan yau by O« cumbents. They are Albert C, sons. Other candidates are" Wil dtr at HM Booed at A4|uihn*n< Mechanic Street School, has has petitioned to run for elec- vin Foster. Weigel, 248 Arnold II. and Re Mrs. Alma Moses, the third tion to the borough's Board of liam P. Johnson. 515 Shrews- West filed for a three-year term Of (he candidales. only Mrs gina Maps. 44 Ithaca Ave. incumbent whose seal is up. Education although three bury Ave ; Barbara II Goo- only Haskcll is an incumbent The The two newcomers filing lor did file for reelection. seats will be available dall, i Bullonwood Drive, and Long Branch Another newcomer. Mrs Rev Andrew Mackey and Ar the remaining available Filing, lor the other seals Incumbent William Keeler. Charles A. Darrah. 70 Samara Dr. Edwin T. Hunter. » Gertrude M Poole of 5 Harri- lene McCarthy have chosen three-year term, vacated by were Mrs Theresa Stravic ol Drive. Lloyd Ave., is the only mem- son St., seeks one ol the two ol 786 Ocean Ave., was the Franklin Hulick. are Catli 20 Wikolf Plate, and Michael not to run again. MLATIVtl AMD PIIINOS only petitioner as of Friday's Two other incumbents. Ken- ber ol the Board of Education It you or* In ttw military ffvltt 01 one-year unexpired terms. erine McOrmond, 1212 Eaton- M. Folk of 51 Oakland St. th« ipauM m &ptn4ini at o on ton in 4 p.m. filing deadline. Miss neth Smith and Lester Hauck seeking reelection this year milltory Mfvlc* o* or* o aaittnt in • town Blvd., and Mary Eliza- Jane Geayer, of 3 Willow vttcroni hoipllol «r a civilian ol 1 Jr., did not file for reelection He will run against Vincent beth Nadler, 14 Tecumseh Way, board president, was ex- Union Beach Monmouth Beach Kumson .1 Renzo. 64 Hollywood Ave.: Stale Of N»*w Jtfiry. M >*M Ipwu Or Ave. pected to file but did not A AJthough three three year depanaanl at ona* occamaayivtna. or '• Barring a write-in cam- Two incumbents and one board seats now held by Rich Michael It Krauthelm. 71 ildlno with a civilian sttecim. to of paign, there will be no contest newcomer are running lor Ihe third board member, Law urvl.tg with ItM Armtd Farcn al th« Union Falls ard W Gashlin, John T Bcachwood Ave.; Mrs Wendy UniladStotn, and d«ii>i lo voU. «M II for the four seats open on the Ocean Township three seats open on the local rence Clarke, of 12 Surf Ave , you oft a rtMlvt or trlmd of any wch Six candidates have filed lo Adamcik and Harold W. Ar S Paskin, 18 South Arlene p*f too who, you twlltvt. will «wre lo Board of Education. Board ol Education. had already announced lhal volt In Htt Annual ICIMMI •Ictiion lo b* Dr. Carney A. Velrano and run for Ihree three-year nold Jr. are at stake in the Drive; Mrs Molly Bernstein. held on Fabruary It. If?*, kindly wrllt Filing for reelection for Ihe Scotty Neal, 10 Allen SI , he would not run again. . to th« wndcrslonad ol met moklng op Dr. Joel Shappino. both in- terms on the Board at Educa- upcoming election, only Mr 4 Woods Road, and James G. three lull terms were Mrs the board vice president, is Thomas W. Garland Jr., I cot ion tor a mliltory Wfv.ct ballot "cumbenls, will seek reelection tion. Two ol (hose candidales Arnold has filed for reelection Gallagher. 46 Throckmorton C ba volad In MM flection lo b* lor Arlene Dillon, 25 Shrewsbury seeking his second full term. board secretary, said lhat wwoMt lo you, itoting your nama, aaa, to the Board ol Education. have also filed to run for an among the incumbents. Ave. larlol numbar It yow wm In milltory Ave.; Dr. Richard T. Wescoii. Also running for reelection is this situation had arisen in tervtct, home oddratt and th# oodim Constance Hughes, a for- unexpired two-year term ol which you or« ttotlonad or con ba 25 Riverdale Ave., and Owen Donald Blesse, 3 Markwood the past. He said the extra Only one new challenger. Robert Wcston and Frank found, or It you dnirt the military w> mer board member, and War- Lane, seeking his second seats were usually filled by Peter Cusumano of 404 Pros Sorrentino, current board vlci bollol tor a ralailva or tn«nd, T. Layden, 12 River Ave. ren Goode. 8 Oak Knoll Road, Filing lor the three-year then mok* on oppllcotlon undei oath term. write-In candidates pect Ave , has entered the members, will not be seeking tor o milltory wtvlci ballol to be to< Filing for election lo the also have liled to run. There terms are: Raymond Walers. war dad to him. Hotlng M your appli The newcomer is Philip E. race reelection Three three-year cation mat h« H al twit alfhtMn ytor \ two-year unexpired term of are three vacancies on the Each of the three seals is of 62 Leland Ter , Ann Has ol oai ond ttotlng hli nemt, uriol N. "Sandy" Greene 3rd. of Mr Arnold has been a terms are open numbtr II ha It In mllltory tarvlca. Jack Taylor was Mrs. Edith board this year. fora three-year term kell, of 82 Glenwood Drive. horn* oddrats and the addrm a* which ha I* ilotlonad o* con be lewnd Formt Ol appHcotlon .con be obtain • irom the undtrstanad ad 11 December )tfi w DOMINIC J ACERRA Secretory. Boord Of Education ol Union Beach Democrats take over full control Shrewtbury, N.J.0T7P1 By JILL III Bl-.K "You can't go out of Union Township was appointed Beach and find a more dedi- borough prosecutor for a one- UNION BEACH - The cated group of people than year term, Ha replaces Wil swearing in of Mayor Fred J. those we have working here," liam Bums of Keyporl _.._ /eolittred voltr •ho will be within Ihe Stale on Febru Varlese and Councilman Vin- said Mr. Varlese in reference John Adamcik and Coun- ory 10, 1*7* but bacoww ol nine*, or physical disability, or bacwne ol the cent Farley at the borough's to the members of council cilman Peter G. Walker were /marvonca of a rellaloui holiday pur and borough committees, fire .•uont to the tentti or your rttlglon. or organization meeting yes- named to the Planning Board btcouit of rcildent attendance ol o terday gave (he Democrats and police department per- for six and two year terms, hl ll lll cate of a ichool election, becoute complete control of Borough sonnel and others involved in respectively. Iht nature ond howri ol hit employ Tnanl, will ba unable to cost yowr ballot Council. municipal services. John Keating, Agnes Bar- at the polling place In your dlttrlct on sold date, ond you tfnlrt la vote In It* Councilman William Peter- "I've been here a long time ber and John Kolodziej were Armuol School election to be held on February 10. 1*74, kindly write or op son, also elected In Novem- I've seen them work and I named to three-year terms on ply In parion to iht undtriigned ot ber, was absent from yes- onre requeillng that o Civilian ob know they're the best." he the borough's Board of • enlte bollot bt forwordtd lo you terday's meeting because of a stated. Health. Mr. Keating was also Jtuch reqjunt mutt tlate your home od dren, ond Ihe oddreii to which Mid death in his family After assuming his council named municipal disaster bollol thould be tent, and mutt bt tloned with your »lajnoture, ond Halt Mr. Varlese was appointed seat, Mr. Farley thanked the control director for a one- "The reoton why you will not bt able to vote ol your uwol polling place No ci mayor in 1174 following the voters and pledged lo do the year term. villanabtentee bollol will be lor rworded by moll fa any apelitont unim resignation of Alfred T. Hen- best job I can, any way t John Farley was named to ;requa»t therefor It rtcelwid not le»t man 7 davt prior to the election, ond nessy Jr., and will thus begin can." ' a three-year term on the Zon- Irontolnt the fortgolng information . Any civilian abttnlee voter who loll* his first full term In office. Patrick D. Healy ol Bellord ing Board of Adjustment to apply wlthlfi Iht 7 doy time pre Mr. Farley and Mr. Peterson was reappolnted borough at- Mr. Walker and Mrs Bar- it r I bed above mov aaply In ptrton to •me county clerk (ol tWctlonit lar on are both newcomers to the torney for a one-year term. bara Araneo, a Board ol Edu- abMntet ballot on any day up to 1 PM of ttte day bat or e me election council. Hi' will begin his third year in cation member were appoint- In Ihf tvanl of tlckntti or con that post. ed to the Local Assistance llnement. Ihe quolllfed voter may op Mayor Varlese told an au- ply In writing lor and obtain an ob dience of approximately 100 Other reappointmenls were Board for one-and two-year teten teee ballot by thld manger to dMlonotad me itanoturt ol Ihe persons that his is a job I Frederick H. Kurtz as terms, respectively. voter, Tht county ccler k let eelection*) . It author lied lo delvdeliveli e r tto tuch authauthothor cannot do by myself." borough engineer for a one- Robert G. Wolf replaced HaHdd mttienoattie r a blbollol l to bbe delivered to thhe wwomTao d voler "We have quite a few prob- year term; Mrs. Greta R. Michael G. Renn as fire chiel ASSUME BOROUGH POSTS - Councilman Vin- borough clerk. Councilman William Peterson was DotedIDdII I December l»?i lems to solve and we'll solve Barker as borough treasurer Mr. Renn was commended by DOMINIDOMINIC J ACERRA, cent Farley, right, and Mayor Fred J. Varlese are unable to attend because of a death In the family. Secretory, them together," he said. "Our and tax colector (or one-year the mayor and council for in-. administered oaths of office at yesterday's Both Mr. Farley and Mr. Peterson are newcomers afaBaar*a«idiMoUa«idMUa« MObrePloce. primary goals are to improve terms; Mrs Margaret Mali services to the borough Borough Council organization meeting In Union ' foihe council. f ' Shrawtbwry, N J 07701 1U U the water system, get the nowski as Planning Board Arthur Lembo, who begins Beach. Administering oath is Mrs. Mary Sabik, NfJTKI TO BIDMRI roads in good condition and secretary and Mrs Mary Sabik his 10th year as a councilman, Notice ti htrtby given lhat tealed lower the tax rate. This I will as official improvements (chairman), Peter Walker fairs-William Peterson (chair- Ihe second and fourth Bank, Mid-Slate, N.A., here. bids will bt rtcelvad by me Soord ot was renamed council presi- Recreation Commliiieneri ol the do." searcher. Mrs. Sabik is also dent. and William Peterson: Public man), Vincent Farley and Ar Thursdays of each month at United Counties Truit Com- County of Monmovth, Naw Jertev, in the meeting room of the Board of Bac Mr. Varlese said the prog- the borough clerk. Council committee appoint- Safety-Peter Walker (chair HUM Lembo and Public M: 15 p in ill the Union Hose pany in Keansburg and Cily rtofion Committlonert, Thompson Caunty Pork. Newman Sprlnat (food ress the borough has made in George W. Huss of Samuel ments for 1076 are: Finance man), Victor Young and Vin- Works-A'rthur Lembo (chair Fire Company. Florence Ave. Federal Savings and Loan in Llncroft. Naw iertey. until J CO p m . man), William Peterson and Hazlel pravoillno time, Frfdoy, ianuory to. the past several years was Klein arid Sons, Newark, was and Administration-Victor cent Farley; Health Kduia- Official depositories for If H ond man publicly oftanad and raod Robert Keating borough monies will be Colo- The Dally Register was for the following: accomplished "not by myself reappointed borough auditor Young (chairman), Arthur tion-Vincenl Farley (chair- 1. TROPHIES AND AWARDS aione, but because you. as a Lembo and Peter Wctker; man )( Robert Keating and Regular meeting date lor nial First National Rank in named one of the borough's Controct Documenti, Including In for a one-year term. ttrucllon lo •Iddtri. Bid Forms ond town, stood behind me." William Flynn of Madison Utilities-Robert Keating Victor Young; Public Af- the council will continue to be Keyporl, (he United Jersey- official newspapers * complet* ploni and lpecllicotiont moy be cuomlned ot the Adminitlrolive Of ftcai Ot the Monmoulh County Pork System, locofed In Thompson County 'Pork, Newman Springs Road, Lin trott, Naw Jersey, between the hours of » 00 o m and 4:30 p m . prevoillng lime, dolly Monday lo Friday. In elusive. Tht documents than first ba ovoliobl* • QOo m Henry Hudson senior, 18, seeks a board seat Drowlngt. tpocllicollons. bid form* ond all formt reoulred may be obtain td by ajuolllled btodtrt at Ihe PARK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Nor will this be the nrsl tion, he is an active member constructive for Ihe board." SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE OF FlCES tet lorth above between the afo — A possible new face among time the 18-year-old Henry of the Atlantic Highlands Bi- said Mrs. Hosteller. "He has resold hours. Henry Hudson Regional centennial and Recreation, attended many board meet- 1 Bldt must be mod* on Ihe itondord Hudson senior's name has propoval for mi In the manner detig Board of Education's mem- been mentioned in connection Commissions and also belongs ings and has clearly demon- noted and required by the tpetifko lions, mutt bt encloted in tealed enve bers come February will be with the public office to the Atlantic Highlands and strated his good intentions." lopet bearing tht namt ond oddrett ol tht Bidder, designating the name ot thai of Joseph Hawiey of At- Mr. Hawley hopes to win a Bayshore Democratic Clubs "He lacks experience be- the bid on the auhMt, adWtsstd lo me He Is a commltteeman for Ihe Boord ol Recreotlon Commissioner». lantic Highlands. seat on the Board of Educa- cause of his age. of course." Monmouth County Pork System, New Young Democrats of Mon- Mrs. Hosteller continued, man Springs Rood. Llncroft, New Jer PUBLIC NOTICE tion in the February election tey, 0T7M, ond must bt accompanied and at this moment, the odds mouth County and serves as a "but I don't think that should by me following. HOTICI TO tlOMRS fireman with the Atlantic Certified Check OR COthttr 1 IMIURAMCI PROPOULi are in his favor. He is running be held against him He's check OR bid bond drown la the CITY OF LMM •RANCH. Highlands Hose Company No order ol the Boord of Recreotton NIK Ml MY unopposed for a seat now oc- open minded and I would wel- Commissioners In on omounl not The City of Long Branch, New Jer 1. come him to the board." less than tan I ION! percent ot the ley. hereby notifies all protptctive cupied by Donald H. Merker. nl bid,'but no) to eiceed bidden icheouied lo tubmil bidt on He is a lifelong resident ol Neither does Mr Isch see February 10. 117*. ol I 00 PM . Mr. Merker, board president. X Council Chamber*, City Hall, lhat that borough and is a commu- Mr. Hawley's age as a detri- urdwriiaiAl Speciflcatloni and the receipt ot Pro is not seeking reelection. During mrpa potalt tor Insurance, City ot Long The young candidate cites a nicant of St. Agnes Roman ment contractntroct., the contcontractor r DOT(*, o. 'ol Branch, New Jerwy. hove be*rt con Catholic Church. celled New teBKiflcatlont will b« pre need for young people to in- "It's a good idea for young ton; pored and public notice will be given a. Tht ccntroclor or wbcontrcKtOf when ogoln ovoiiobie volve themselves in commu- He says he objects to a pro- people to become involved in where opplicobi*. will not dlt< SAL J.PRE2IOSO jected nine per cent pay raise the educational process," he crlmlnote agoinit any employer Chief AdtmlnUlrotlve Otticef nity affairs as a primary rea- or applicant tor employment be for Henry Hudson teachers. COVM of OH, roce, cr«td. color, Jon 5 W.M son for his seeking a board said. "I haven't ever heard noilonol origin, ancestry, mof itoi "I think a four per cent or anything negative about other ttotut or wi. The contfoctor will position. That same reason hike otftr motive ocllon lo enture PLEASE AKE NOTCE a 10 five per cent raise would be student board members in Ihe thot tuch applicant, ore recroiled nuary I, IV7* It tht dole wl tor rh* tint prompted him to consider and employed, ond that employ regularly scheduled Board ot Adiuii sufficient," he said. "In view state." eel are treated during employ menl meeting running for mayor ol Atlantic January I. If7t Is New veors Dov. o of the economic situation menl, without record to their ooe. Highlands last November. He Mr. Hawley says his inter- roce, crood. colt*, nottonol origin. legal holiday. right now, I think nine per ancestry, moritoi staiw or MI The Board ol Adlustmenl ot tht City withdrew from lhat race, est in obtaining a board seal Such octton that I include, but not ol Long Branch hereby reschedules Iht cent is just loo high ' be limited to the following em liril public meeting ot Ihe Board of however, in order lo support is not just a passing phase. ploymtnt, upgrading, demotion, Adiuitmenl of tht city ot Long Branch Beyond that, he expects to or Irantfer, recruitment or rt from Thursday, January I. l«r« to the Demoratic candidacy ol He hopes to commute to Rut- crultmenl odvtrllilng, toy off or Thursdoy. January I, Ifre at City work well with other board gers University in New termination, rote* ol par or other Chamber* )4e Broodwoy. Thomas Murray. form) ol compfMotion, ond **- members and hopes for an Brunswick next fall, and will, lection tor training, including op This time, he says he's in prentlte.h.p The contractor even exchange of ideas. therefore, Still be able to ful- opreet to pott In contpicuoui the race to stay. ptoce., ovoiloble lo employee! Dec JO. Jan > Hie Diane B. Hosteller, a board fill his board obligations ond applicant! lor employment, "I honestly think I can do notlcei to be provided by the con HOTICI member for five years and a "This is not something 1 "tenter staff pbole trocting officer setting forth the TAKE NOTICE that George ond good things for the board," he provisions of ttii, nonoiicnmino- Anne Compbell. owners 01 premises former board president, take lightly," he stated "I UNOPPOSED CANDIDATE — Joseph Hawley, an 18-year-old Henry Hud- Mon douw. known as Block it. Lot S. located at U said "I'm willing to accept Hance Rood. In Iht Borough of Foir called Mr. Hawley an "enter- hope to contribute something son Regional School senior. Is running unopposed for o three-year term on Havtn. Ntw Jersey, hove been granted whatever resportgbililies conic b The conlroclor or tubCOttraclor. prising young man." to the board to better the wel- the school's Board of Education. Long oct|ve In school and community ac- where oppllcoW* will. In all volte a variance by tht Boord of Adlustment with the job." ilolloni or odverltiemtnli tor of tht Borough at Fair Haven as tol "I think he is genuinely in- fare of the students who at- tivities, the young candidate resides with his family, the Bart Hawlevs at • tmploye«n ptoced by or on behalf His parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the contractor. Hale thai all To ptrmll tht subdivision Into two terested in doing something tend Henry Hudson " 45 E. Mount Drive in Atlantic Highlands. quollllvd applicant, win receive lots of their properly al tj Honce Bart Hawley of 45 E. Mount comlderollon tor employment Rood. Foir Haven. New Jersey, also without <«gord lo oge. roct. known as Black rt. Let S. an me lax Drive, are behind him 100 per creed, eotor. notional origin, on cettry, moritoi ttolut or tci. A copy Of Iht Resolution duly cent. adopted on Monday. Dtctmber », Joseph L. Isch, school su- c The contractor or wbcontroclor \m. It on flit with me Secretory ot the ' where applicable, will ,rnd to Board ol Adlustmenl. Borough Hon. perintendent, has also voiced eoch labor union or repret«nto Fair Hoven. Hew Jersey, ond Is avail Ford seeks cease-fire in tlvt ot worker * with which he ho. out tor Inspection confidence in the young man. 0 collective bargaining ogree LABHIECOue. PARSONS (continued) Angolan problem by the An lamily enlcrplscs" lo pay led- Congress," where he .said He said the live-year agree- men) or other contract or under 1 BASSLER "Joe should prove to be a ttondlng, a notice, to be brovidtcf By Theodore J LabrecovtJr ignore U.S. views. Ford said, golans themselves eral estate taxes. Iherc were pressures lo hall ment lor sale of six million by the aa*ncy contracting officer, good board member," said wMting the tabor union or work Doled December». Ifl) telling his farm audience that "We are working closely Aides said details of the tax all private grain sales and pul tons ol US corn and wheat en repretenlatlve ot Ihe con Jon S «» Mr. Isch. "He has a history of tractor't commitments under th., "linkage of grain with diplo- with many other African proposal would be spelled out agricultural exports in Ihe each year was in the interest oci ond iholl poii coplei ol ihr HOTICI interest in the community and nolle* in contolcuout plotei Nollct It htrtby given thot ot a 'has been active within Ihe macy would mean disruption countries to bring this about later The President said. hands of a government con- of bolh American farmers owltoble to employe** and oppn meeting of Ihe Zoning Board of Adjust conti lor employment ' menl ol the Borough of Eatontown, and hardship for you. the — Countries lhat realize per "Too much labor and love go trol board " and consumers held on December I, tm Ihe following school. I think it will be re- action was token: freshing to have student opin- farmer, a serious increase in hapVbetler than the U.S. Con- into development ol a paying The owntr rticrvti the right to Helen Llndemonn ot premises 10 (arm to dismantle il with ev- wolve any Informollttfi In. or to reled caled ot U Wyckott Road. Block II. ion in the policy and curricu- tensions between the world's gress that our continued el- any ond oil bMH. and to owo/d the con Lots*, ery new generation " tract! In port or whole It dt*med la Mte 10 ft II. was denied permission It lum make-up of the school." two superpowers and no ef- forts to counter Soviet and New Brunswick man fatally shot belt Interest of tht Boord ot Rocreo create an underslted let ot less than Cuban action Is crucial to any NKW BRUNSWICK - A man was shot to death on a lion Commltilonert XUMJsq It and depth of Hi « It Joe Hawley's interests in fect in Angola." Ford defended his tempo- No bidder may withdraw hit bid Fernando Sllvtslre ot premises 10 Ford also took a jab at Con- hope of a fair solution." tiiri corner here Thursday night as he approached an appar- within thirty (Ml doyi atlef the octuqi cattd ol is Meoddwbrook Avenue. school and community cover rary grain sale embargoes to dote of the eptntM thereof Block IK Lot 4. wos gronftd per a wide range of activities. He gress.over the Senate's year- Ford pledged "to do every- Russia and Poland last year, ently intoxicated man who was brandishinK a handgun police The Monmouth County Baara ol mission td txpond a non conforming sajd. Recreollon CommlllttneM iholl i» building by enclosing tht brttltwov is a member of Ihe school end vote to cut off current thing in my power as Presi- saying the action was taken terve the right lo hotd Wdt lor M doy\ between garage and one family dwtH prlrx lo owordlng the controct g ad dent to keep farm income The victim was William Andrews, 2H Ing witith one conditioditidition chorus and student council; military funds for U.S. oper- "with extreme reluctance " witH h Mato y ft Co . Inc ft Bompro high," and he announced that Del sgt, John Cannon said the gunman fled on fool after ptrtlts MCorp., premises locoled ot he's treasurer ol the senior ations in Angola. while working out a live-year mouth Monmouth Mall. Block IB. Lots 1/ ft He said, "We favor an im- he will ask Congress lo revise Ihe aMoting al Joyce Kilmer and Redmond Streets. VICTOR C GROWIMCER. II. was gronttd permission fa can class and vice president of sale plan with the Soviets Choir man struct an addition to tht existing Bern mediate cease-lire, an end lo family estate taxes "so lhal "Andrews approached the man. apparently thinking the BotKd of Kfcrtotlon Convmitiane*i btrgtr'i store In Monmouth Moll, with the Henry Hudson Parent- one condition Teacher-Student Association all outside intervention and a farms can be handed down He said It "handed off the gun was a toy, nr a starter's pistol, and asked Ihe man what JamaJome*t J. Trvnctfrvct., JOHN REUTER. Chairman itretorv DlfJCJar Zoning Boord ol Adlustmtnt and is on the staff of the government of national unity, from generation to generation danger of even more severe he had in his hand, before he was shot in the head and chest " BooVoot Ratraathw CommHsi ontrt without forced liquidation ol. legislative restrictions by the <'annim said U4H Jon 5 U» school newspaper, In addi- permitting the solution of the Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY JANUARY 5, 1976 The Chatty RegsjtCT 21 ILL GIVE I THANKV, NOPE, VOU FIFTV / / MR. TOORISTER- S J ( GRANNY I DASSN'TSEU Crossword puzzle THIS OL' flWTEEK- S IT BELONGED r ACROSS 23 Port of 50 And. in 13 Oolong and TO MV GREAT Italy Bonn pekoe i 1 Numerical GRANDMAW- prefix 25 Horror 51 Token money 18 Col. sub). h * j 5 Blouse story 53 Food fish 24 Relative of failure author 55 Correlative an emir ft 10 Connive 26 Waller 56 Amerind 25 Acapulco 14 Student's 30 Be voluble 61 Corrida cash \ ordeal 31 Household attraction 26 Rash ones Y 15 Word 34 -two 62 Wasted not 27 Tugboat - c sources 36 Tree trunks 64 In full 28 Drafting 16 Nerve ne"l 38 Essay view toots work 39 Somehow 66 Crystalline 29 Shoal's ma 17 Heavy ar 42 Fleurde- drug 31 Chaps tillery 43 A Kennedy 66 Chit 32 Garbo WHY IS IT I ALWAYS SEE THE 19 Water for 44 Sp. numeral 67 Overworked 33 Jane at el. 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ASSMtJTUBK / Hlf LOOKING OH'- -lOU'RE THE \ f I "in H I 0 1 I 1 V 10 Catharine 60 Literary 7 I'LL BUY A MAGAZINE I) H[A 'Ml VOUNG LAD/ TO ^ ||s|u I R ij E1 M|l works / OR A (WERBACK/ TWO JL of- FLYMSEAST WHOM I 6A1/E MY a> •• •• 11 Passed on S3 Never, in HOURS IS A BIT TOO UDN8 l/J/76 COkY, *MRV PLACE IN LINE AT THE 12 Vinqt- Bonn V TCLSIT ANP MEDITATE' Qear CM MAS A TWO- VISTA DEL WAR , HOUR WAIT TERMINAL, AREN'T BETWEEN PLANES AT CHARE AIRPORT- IM COLLECTING HOW DO YOU 00, MONEY FOR •\ SIR MYhiAME IS THE GOP i BAT IL*Y U£ DOftWT KNOW Your horoscope, birthday IF vou* *m* cam) t, \K USTBM Tuesday, January ( — Born to make aware of you one way in which another finds himself friction and perhaps the loss of a today, you have considerable na- or another, or spiritual aims. In- ARIES (March 21-April 19)- friend. tive intelligence -- and the good clined to become angry when Take care that you don't make VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Mm sense to use it wisely as you go crossed by those you consider yourself look more ridiculous An unseen enemy may cause about the business of gaining less knewledgeable than your- than the person or object you at- you difficulties early in-the day. 1 A* your objectives You do not try to self, you are to be warned tempt to ridicule. Illness strikes late in the day if impress others with your against setting yourself too far TAURUS (April 20-May 201 you are not on guard. =—• knowledge you simply apply above the "common" man — You cannot enforce unfair ' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - what you know to the work at * * * discipline without some reper- Honor, and faith in your own hand, letting others draw their Wednesday. January 7 cussions. Don't expect even ability to achieve goals set for own conclusions as to your pre- CAPRICORN 'Dec. 22-Jan children to follow blindly yourself will carry you through a paredness, your ability, and your 19) - So long as you make your GEMINI (May 21-June'20l - difficult day. wisdom. Arid since you generally tone and your choice of words The faker and the phony stand SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - succeed at whatever you put give the lie to what others may little chance to succeed with you. A sympathetic approach to hand. mind, and heart to. the say appears to be anger, you You would do them and you a another's problems gains you conclusions others usually draw should do well. favor by letting this be known both gratitude and a material in these connections is entirely AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18) CANCER (June 21-July 22) •* reward. Accept both with favorable. With much about you WKN IT COM0S10 FOOD K* — Don't allow a fondness for the A retentive memory serves you modesty that at least appears prophetic, extremely well today when it is THOUGHT, THIS BLOKES ON A DIET mysterious to keep you from SAGITTARIUS !N0V, 22 you should be able to predict vital you remember both names even attempting to solve present Dec. 211 - The young will be for your own success and others' problems on the home front and faces. reactions to it. Generally speak- you precisely what you wish PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - Cor- ing, what you aim at. you hit. them lo be - for the moment. Amuse (hose who come to you rect another in as amusing a whether it be a matter of For permanent results, make for aid. You can be of help, even manner as you can. Otherwise, material goals, persons you wish chaftge worth a child's while. as you make light of the situation you mav cause considerable Sheinwold's bridge advice by Alfred Sheinwold "I am a desperate attempt In also be unable to take the reach the South hand." heart finesse. At best, he East dealer If you could teach sticks ant) Thinking that his side could would get seven tricks instead Both sides vulnerable The Wizard of Id stones to talk you'd make sure win three spades and two often. NORTH they told the truth. That's be clubs, West grabbed the ace of DAILY QUESTION • A86 cause you're full of goodness. clubs and led another spade Partner opens with one But some people are wicked DIAMOND SWITCH club, and the next player enough 10 make inanimate 0 AJ 84 Easl won with the nine uf passes. You hold: 4>J5 7iiL' • J6 objects tell lies. A wicked spades and returned the king 0 963 *KQ972. What do you THE KIK4&PCM WEST EAST Englishman did this with a of diamonds to dummy's ace. 4>K742 4>Q1093 king df clubs in the 1955 world Meredith tried a finesse with ANSWER: Bid Iwo clubs. 7Q109 championships. the nine of clubs, look the You have excellent support 0752 OKQ10 Our wicked man. Adam rest of that suit, and then won [or the clubs, but the hand as a 4>A84 41053 Meredith, refused the first three more heart tricks with whole is very weak and you SOUTH spade trick but won the the help of a finesse and a 3 3 can iherefore afford only u + J5 second with dummy's ace of break in thai suit. weak response. 7762 spades. He cashed the ace of Meredith wound up with (A POCKET GUIDE TO 0963 hearts and then led ihe jack ol 1 ten tricks, much to the annvy BRIDGE written by Alfred 4>KQ972 clubs from dummy. •iiifi- of the Anti-Fib League. Sheinwold is available. Get East South West North East naturally played low. If South had played the your copy by sending $1.00 to Pass Pass Pass I 0 Adam Meredith played the clubs normally. West would SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE, Pass 1 NT Pass 3 NT king of clubs from his hand. have refused the first club (name of your newspaper). All Pass I'M MOME/ AMD BEFORE YOU SAY A JUST oME... WHY APE Meredith said nothing, but the trick. South would gel one P.O. Box 1111. Los Angeles. Opening lead - 4 4 WEARiNie A ROSE king of clubs said, in effect: club instead of four, and might Calif. 90053) - JVE MAP A veer M M YOUR LEFT NIGHT OF WORK EAR? I WISH I WERE A IF .1 WERE A TV A TME COMQliESTOF SIS TV STAR JLl STAR, I WOULON'T HAVE EM6LAMP, AHP I'AA IM MO TO SO TO SCHOOL QUESTIONS F!! The Phantom Beetle Bailey HE'S ONE OF THE OAO POOR REEMA, K3U'VE HAD /MEN WHO STOLE * BAP TIME. DON'T CRY. ...Oft. ME -OK ME'S TRyiN(» FOR WlTCHMAN CHASEP Me SR4NPW5 DIAMONP. WE'LL FIND KXIR SRMNDfW. POEfNT KNOv\ A MEPICAL PlSCHARGE -SOS j $OC< ON Sf?OJNP5 OF FROM M IN5ANITV SHOE 22 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JANUARY 5,1976 INA an attractive buy By DAVID R SARGENT A - IDS New Dimensions Take care of yourself Fund was initially offered in ihiimmiimitiiimiMiHiiMiimimiiiiiimiii August of 1988. apparently •y SYLVIA FORTE* """ Today, of the U companies Q — I am interested in buy- SUCCESSFUL you have your dales confused 1 •«7^i« in m«*-v writing more than half of all ing a stock called INA Corp (NYSE). Would you comment In view of this fund's objec- Item: Diseases of Ike heart lOUK MONEY S-jfealth insurance coverages. tive of capital appreciation, it are the predominant killer in 14 offer coverages (or the >n the advisability of this? INVESTING is not surprising that its per- our land, accounting lor 311 WORTH costs of preventive medicine HH. formance record has been Three high quality, above-av- per cent ol all deaths each "" * " without evidence of the pres- A - INA Is a holding com- volatile, both up and down erage growth funds are Bab- year, and worse, their preva- ence of a disabling sickness pany embracing Insurance son Investment (no-load). lence Is rising. From an eco- »'"• •" HIUHHI HUH or injury. The shocking point, only low tar ami nicotine Company of North America But a combination of rale in- The portfolio includes more lhan a smattering of specula- Pioneer Fund (load) and Put- pomlc point ol view alone, the my own stupid refusal to obey though, is that there js little cigarets. (property-liability lines), creases, slowing inflation, tive issues, as well as some nam Investors (load). cost to us of caring lor heart my physician's orders to buyer demand for the protec- Know your normal weight three life insurance com- nan-insurance growth and ris- high grade growth stocks In (Mr. Sargent cannot answer disease is estimated at above "slow down!"), I am humbly tion. You, whether from igno- and maintain it panies and several mis- ing investment income could Ihe last four years, the rate of all mail personally, but will fl billion a year. starting my 1(71 columns with rance or apathy, are turning Have your blood serum cho- cellaneous smaller ventures well lift this year's net to portfolio turnover has sub- answer all questions possible But the incidence of heart a plea to you to try to avoid down a benefit that could be lesterol level checked and Despite a poor climate for about $4 25 a share. Among sided to a still brisk rate of in his column.) disease could be slashed right my painful, costly experience of great help to you Ask your keep it within normal ranges property liability insurers re- the stronger areas in If75 nearly 50 per cent per year now by an enormous SO per What was needed in my case company, your union, your by eating low (at foods. cently, INA's growth in the were: group insurance, acci- cent with the use of available was not new procedures or own Insurance agent for guid- Have your blood pressure 1964-74 decade was com- dent and health lines, reinsu- The 10 largest portfolio hold- S&L official gets improved diagnostic tech- drugs, but simply the follow- ance. checked regularly; 50 per mendable. Per share net rance and financial services ings, which account lor 28 per ing by me of rules long known climbed 113 per cent, from Selling al only 8X estimated cent of total assets (all held economic unit post niques and early Ident i- Meanwhile, on this the HM cent of all Americans don't' and of proven value. 11.63 to $3.48 a share, and 1(76 earnings and yielding 5.H at a profit from cost) include NEWARK - The appoint- rication. working Monday of 76, help Work to lower it if it is high. dividends 110 per cent, from per cent, INA is an attractive Data General, Halliburton. ment of Carl Clark Jr., execu- j Item-. Cancer will strike U And that will be true in mil- yourself by studying the fol- Don't drink in excess: ex- }1 to |2.10. buy Intel, McDonalds and General tive vice president. Mainstay' million Americans (one in lions of other cases • quite lowing key guides to health ercise regularly. Have a phys- Reinsurance. I would not add Federal Savings and Loan As- four) living today, at any probably yours in 1176. For maintenance, put together by ical exam before attempting Rampaging inflation, some y — I have been putting sociation, Red Bank, to the time, more than one million instance, some 140.000 Ameri- the American Health Founda- a rigorous exercise schedule unusually costly natural dis- $2,500 a year in a Keogh Plan lo this plan but hold this fund Economic Policy Committee persons are under treatment cans dill die each year of tion, a non-profit organization Have a periodic health asters and inadequate rates using IDS New Dimensions for Its above average recov- of the New Jersey Savings for cancer and a startling communicable diseases; yet dedicated to the concept of check-up, and maintain a per- chopped 1974 net to 13.48 from Fund, ever since 1H7. It is ery potential. League was announced here fact is that more school chil- the means of prevention are preventive medicine. sonal health record of your $4 71 The downtrend prob- now worth about 13.000 less In order to achieve greater by Henrik Tvedt, chairman of dren die of cancer than of any readily at hand, if used. Res- weight, cholesterol and blood ably affected 1975 results, than what I have invested diversification, new money Don't start smoking; if you the board of the state trade other disease Again, strictly, piratory diseases can be dis- pressure levels, so you are which are thought lo have Should I change lo another should be invested in a more do smoke, quit: it you can't organization. from an economic point of abling and fatal; yet they can quit, cut down and smoke aware of risk trends reached only $2.90 a share fund? M.S. conservative growth fund view, the cost lo us of caring be controlled with easy for cancer patients is esti- changes In life styles (in- OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BU mated at WOO million a year. cluding non-smoking). Diabe- tes is easy to detect and can But early detection and be controlled, and avoiding treatment could sharply re- obesity can help prevent on- duce this cancer toll, espe- set of the disease. cially certain forms of cancer - and lung cancer particu- Venereal disease'can kill larly could be greatly cut by and disable and is actually oh control of smoking the increase; yet VD can be STORE Item: The five-year surviv- eliminated with Ihe appli- al rate for serious hyperten- cation of known techniques, if sion is less than 20 per cent, a properly used. horribly low proportion As for smoking, its ties to But much can be done to greater risks of coronary control hypertension through heart disease, cancer, chronic' WIDE early detection, treatment, pulmonary infections, etc.. and control of diet and smok- need no repetition here. Suf- ing. Premature deaths and fice it to say that if smoking disability could be drastically were eradicated, today's an- curbed. • nual 72,000 lung cancer deaths Having Just recovered from could be cut 60 per cent! REDUCTIONS' a severe case of pneumonia A quarter -century ago. in- (brought on by my own fail- surance companies offered no ure to heed clear warnings coverage for preventive medi- that I was "sinking" under cine in the absence of a dis- my work pressures and by abling sickness or injury. YOUR CHOICE 5 named Colonial COUPON VAUD NOW THROUGH SAT 1-10-76 assistant cashiers CUP THIS COUPON GOOD THROUGH SAT 1-10-76 RED BANK - Barry W Kathryn M. Applegate was Blank, president of Colonial employed by the First Nation- First National Bank, has an- al Bank of Htghtstown prior nounced the promotions of to iti merger with Colonial. Ruth A. Accordino, Kathryn She is manager of the East M. Applegate, Brian W. Don- Windsor Office and resides in nelly, Margaret M Hodge and East Windsor Township with Angelo Maione lo assistant her husband. cashier. Mr. Donnelly is assigned to Mrs. Accordino is manager the Long Branch Office. He of the transit department served in the U.S. Air Force Prior to her association with prior to his employment with Colonial, she was employed at Colonial in 1M7. He was grad- Central Hanover Bank and uated from Manasquan High Bankers Trust Company in School and resides in Manas- New York City. She is a quan. member of the Spring Lake Mrs. Hodge, manager of the Chapter of Deborah and re- bookkeeping department, is a OFF ANY RUG OFF ANY RUG sides in Lakewood with her graduate of Long Branch husband and son. She has two High School and New Jersey GIANT SELECTION OVER 2700 RUGS IN OUR HUGE INVENTORY OVER 1800 RUGS daughters, Mrs. Barbara Pol- Bankers Association Dala Una and Mrs. Ruthanne Dyer Processing School. She was associated with the Long FROM 12x10 Vo 12x15" FROM 12x16 Vo 12x23 Branch Trust Company prior to its merger with Colonial. She has a son. Robert,. UNBELIEVABLE ANY COLOR ANY STYLE serving in the US Navy, and resides with her husband in ANY TEXTURE Oceanport. SELECTION Angelo Maione was edu- cated in Newark schools and NOTHING SHAGS — VELVETS — CUT PILE served in the U.S. Army Me- dical Corps. He formerly was HELD BACK employed by Yegen Associ- RANDOM CUTS — SCULPTURES — ates and is a member of the Mid Jersey Chapter o( the MEASURE EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME PLUSHES — SOLIDS — TWEEDS ETC. American Institute of Bank- ing, Holy Name Society. Church of St. Martha, and COUPON NOT VAUD ON PREVIOUS SALES COUPON NOT VAUD ON PREVIOUS SALES American Legion Post IN. He resides in Point Pleasant with his wife, Elisa, and three sons. He is assigned to the In- RULES OF THIS INCREDIBLE stallment Loan Department COUPON SALE COUPON VAUD NOW THROUGH SAT. 1-10-76 J*tn I. Ulr> S&L office YOU SELECT THE RUG OF head named YOUR CHOICE ... AND DEDUCT OFF ANY NAVESINK - John C. THE PROPER AMOUNT OFF THE Luley has been named man- ager of the Navesink office of RUG Investors Savings and Loan ALREADY LOW DISCOUNT PRICE. Association, Roland Lewan HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM Jr.. president, announced. With Investors since 1974. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Mr. Luley has been serving as manager of the associ- COUPONS APPLY TO ANY FROM 12x8 TO 12x9" ation's East Orange branch. He was previously employed PRE-CUT RUG IN OUR by Statewide Savings as Ihe COUPON NOT VAUD ON PREVIOUS SALES assistant manager of -their HUGE INVENTORY main office in Jersey City. An ex-marine, Mr. Luley is Pail S. Jarvts a graduate of Union College WALL SELECT WALL TO WALL BROADLOOM FROM In Barbourville, Ky He has Coast firm also attended the American Financial Institute. A lifetime elects Jarvis TO OVER 900 FULL ROLLS OF FIRST QUALITY NAME BRANDSl resident of Bergen County. RED BANK - Paul S. Jar- Mr. Luley, with his wife. Mar- vis, a resident here, has been WALL cia, will be relocating in elected vice president of mar- ALL DISCOUNTED OFF REGULAR PRICES Leonardo. The couple expect keting of The Bekins Com- their first Child in November pany, a California firm. .Mr. Luley has been active Most recently, Mr. Jarvis THREE LOCATIONS -v in community affairs as a was vice president in charge OVER 800 FULL ROLLS RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN 671-6330 counselor to youth groups at of leisure marketing and sales OF BROADLOOM NMlkCtaMMliwtx the Calvary United Methodist for the Hertz Corporation. m. u IM SWIMM -1 M, MM a Our. IU-MM W. • SapwMt — tintto U P HM7M Church in Dumoni He also He is a graduate of the ON DISPLAY HOURS DAILY 10-t, SAT. 10-6 has served at president for Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylva- kit chapter of Ihe Jaycees 5 »H BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPI) BUYERS OUTLET CARPET BUYERS OUTLET CARPfcT BUYERS OUTLET aad the Kiwanis Clob.