Spread of Russian flu in state predicted NEWARK (AP) - New Jersey health officials have 25 years cent of the student population living in dormitories "prob- cials also said that as of last weekend they had not noticed confirmed toe first case of Russian influenza, making the Adults over 25 who have had the chance to build up ably will get it" by the end of the outbreak. "This is just a a larger than normal number of students at health care fa- Garden State the eighth in the nation to isolate the virus natural protection against the flu strain probably will be little more than an epidemic and there is no cause for pan- cilities with flu symptoms. Epidemiologists from the state Department of Health spared, she said. ic," he said. * Capt. David Fredrikson, the assistant public affairs isolated on Saturday the Russian flu virus, called A-USSR- Although Finley said she expected the flu to strike a An employee at the college infirmary said, "All 1 can officer at Fort Dix. said IS] soldiers were in the Walson 77, from a throat culture of a Fort Dix Army recruit, said large portion of the population, she said younger people tell you is that there are a lot of sick kids wanting to be Army Hospital, which covers the Army base and HcGuire state Health Commissioner Dr. Joanne E. Finley. generally were the hardiest and healthiest of all age seen by a doctor." Airforce Base. The influenza, which mainly attacks young adults, is groups Nine other New Jersey colleges reported increased He estimated that another 750 persons were in the bar- Just beginning to spread and "we can expect a lot more in the "So although we expect it to be serious in terms of sickness among the student body. racks feelings the effects of the flu bug. next few weeks," she said Saturday. numbers, we don't expect many deaths or very serious ill- Officials at Monmouth College and Brookdale Commu- About 40 inmates at the Yardville Youth Correctional She said young adults between 18 and 25 are the main nesses," she said. nity College reported that there has been no noticeable facility were admitted to the infirmary late last week dis- targets of the virus, which has been dormant for the last Dr. Robert Bierman of Rutgers University said M per- drop in attendance because of the flu. College health offi- playing flu symptoms. The Daily Register VOL.100 NO. 194 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1978 ^"""^ 15 CENTS State judges take issue with Bupger NEW ORLEANS - A Colts knowledge of evidence and standards for the right to ap- Neck, N.J., woman released cross-examination com- pear in the courts, Indepen- the results of a competency petency were considered in dent of admissions to the bar study of New Jersey lawyers the study, Mrs. Peskoe said. generally, we will not solve yesterday that contradicts our problem. I am persuaded U.S. Supreme Court Chief "We talked to well-known that one of the major reasons Justice Warren E. Burger's lawyers whose practices in- for congestion and delay in assertion that half of the na- volve regular court appear- the courts ... is the in- tion's trial lawyers are in- ances in the courts, and we adequate performance of competent. talked Just as Informally with many lawyers who come into judges at all levels, with the the courts," he said. Florence Peskoe, deputy exception of the municipal administrative director of the courts," she said. Nearly 230,000 of the na- tion's 400,000 lawyers are courts in New Jersey, said a Following informal Inter- preliminary report by a sur- members of the ABA, an In- views with attorneys, a ('urn , fluential trade group. vey of 50 trial Judges ques- mlttee on Trial Advocacy Mr. Burger several times tioned on the competency of sent a questionnaire to the 50 compared the legal and me- attorneys appearing In court judges. dical professions, once stat- found most New Jersey law- The questions dealt mainly BELL AND BURGER — Chief Justice Warren Bur- Burger drew angry response from the ABA presi- yers "adequate or better." ing, "The needs of a modern ger of the Supreme Court Is Introduced to the dent, when he repeated his contention that too with attorneys who appeared courtroom can be analogicial American Bar Association convention yesterday many trial lawyers are Incompetent. The study, prompted by before the judges in the pre- roughly to the needs of the , as Attorney General Griffin Bell stands by. Mr. Chief Justice Burger's at- vious eight weeks, Mrs. Pes- modern operating room of the tacks on trial lawyer com- koe siad. surgeon. In each situation petency, was conducted dur- Mrs. Flncace Peskee "The results of the survey special training and skills are ing a recent eight-week peri- are now being collated, but not simply desirable, they are od, Mrs. Peskoe said during highest ranking Judge, dedi- an initial impression has imperative in the public inter- an American Bar Association cated the major portion of his shown that the vast majority est." (ABA) meeting here. annual State of the Judiciary of lawyers were viewed as The ABA'S governing body Gagliano asks Carter Mr. Burger addressed the speech to the controversial is- adequate or better — but will consider a resolution this ABA convention here yes- sue of trial lawyer com- that's only a preliminary re- week from the Illinois Bar As- terday, and seized the occa- petence. sult," she said. •odaUon demanding Uiat Bur- sion to escalate his attack on Final results of the New Mr Burger called trial law- ger either "publicly repu- trial lawyers' competency by Jersey study of lawyer com- yer incompetence "one of the diate" comments he made declaring that all lawyers petence may be referred to most serious problems facing last July about trial lawyer for probe of rail lines should have to earn the right the New Jersey Supreme our profession" in his address incompetence or provoide to appear in court. Court later this month. By NARK MAGYAR we'll get responsible manage- uled Middletown stop, planted to the ABA convention. Courtroom techniques, TRENTON -SUte Sen. S. ment down here," he said. themselves in front of the lo- Mr. Burger, the nation's "Until we establish special See Jadges, page 2 Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- Sen. Gagliano's telegrams comotive at Red Bank station mouth, yesterday called upon to President Carter and Gov. for 25 minutes and refused to President Jimmy Carter to Byrne are the latest in a leave until transportation personally order a federal in- series of government and back to Middletown had been vestigation of Conrail oper- commuter actions being un- arranged. 6 Bamberger stores face ations on the North Jersey dertaken in response to a per- — And last Thursday, As- Coast Line. ceived worsening in Conrail semblyman Walter Kozloski, He also asked Gov. Bren- service on the North Jersey D-Monmouth, who condoned dan T. Byrne to personally in- Coast Line over the last sev- the illegal "stand-in" by Mid- tervene to restore "decent eral months: dletown commuters as justi- fines for sales on Sunday — The Senate Committee fied, presented Russell H. service to the 10,000 commu- said company spokeswoman Sunday closing laws "uncon- that overall the Sunday open- on Transportation and Com- Mullen, acting state commis- NEWARK (AP) - Six of ters using this rail service stitutionally arbitrary" in ing was well worth It. We had munication, of which Sen. sioner of transportation, with the IS Bamberger's depart- Patricia Boylan. daily." March 1177, but a stay was very good customer re- Gagliano is a member, will a list of grievances drawn ment stores in New Jersey All are in counties where "Only quick and decisive obtained by a men's clothing sponse." grill Conrail and state De- from a stormy commuters' face possible municipal sum- Sunday closing laws are en- action from the White House retailers' associations and the "My understanding is that partment of Transportation meeting in Fair Haven on monses as a result of selling forced, although no arrests or and our State Capitol can end ruling was appealed. (DOT) officials at a public Jan. 31. merchandise to customers citations were reported yes- they're open on Sunday In the frustration and hardship New York, and thai many of hearing in Trenton tomorrow. "Our commuters have had yesterday in defiance of the terday. Gary Katz, operations The state Supreme Court caused by the operation of the Northern Jersey stores — A contingent of Mon- it," Sen. Gagliano asserted. state's Blue Laws. manager at the Newark store, has agreed to resolve the is- this railroad," Sen. Gagliano have been losing business be- mouth County commuters' Sen. Gagliano told Presi- said police were photograph- sue. said. The chain's store in the cause of it," said Bob Rlelly, wives, led by Mrs. Ernest dent Carter that problems on ing sales Involving goods cov- Sen. Gagliano said neither S. Tawmas GagUaM Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, a Glen Ridge shopper at the Kahn and Mrs. Richard Ma- the North Jersey Coast Line ered by the Sunday closing Four of Bamberger's stores President Carter nor Gov. was closed. laws. He said he expected to In counties where the laws Newark store. Coast Line to come In here lone, both of Rumson, are included "unexplained delays Byrne really understand how receive a summons today are not enforced were open His wife, Charlene, and he and check on the allegations driving to Trenton Wednesday of up to (our hours on many Executives of the chain poor the service is on Con- Up to 100 persons stood out- longer than usual yesterday were "browsing" for furni- made, interview commuters to protest conditions on the runs, breakdowns of equip- stores serving New Jersey, rail's North Jersey Coast side the Newark store for the and were to open again next ture and suits. "I think the and train crews, and examine North Jersey Coast Line to ment on a daily basis, un- New York and Pennsylvania Line. week, the spokeswoman said. blue laws are a little archaic the equipment," Sen. Gag- the DOT'S Commuter Oper- heated cars in sub-freezing last week approved openings Sunday opening. "On a nor- "That's why we need There are Sunday closing and I think the stores should liano asserted. ating Agency. temperatures, inoperable on two consecutive Sundays mal day we Usually don't people from the U.S. Depart- have that many people unless laws in Bergen, Essex, Cum- be open on Sunday," Rielly "When the president and — Last Wednesday night, 25 switches, dirty cars and filthy in an effort to recoup losses ment of Transportation or it's a sale day," said Katz. berland, Gloucester Hudson, said. the governor understand how commuters, infuriated when toilets." resulting from winter storm from Conrail who are not con- The chain last defied the Middlesex, Morris, Mon- Bamberger's stores in nected with the North Jersey bad things really are, maybe their train skipped its sched- See rail, page 2 closings Bamberger's stores In New- Sunday closing laws during mouth, Passaic, Somerset and Paramus, Morristown and ark, Menlo Park, Wayne, the 1976 holiday season. The Union counties. Livingston were closed, in ad- f 9 Rockaway, East Brunswick laws ban Sunday sales of cer- Barry Lyon, store manager dition to the Eatontown store. and Plainfield and a furniture tain merchandise in 11 of the at Plainfield, said the turnout Company officials decided it Light dusting of snow due warehouse on Route 46 were state's 21 counties. was unusually high. would be "wiser not to open open yesterday and were ex- A Superior Court in Hack- Referring to the 1976 Christ- these stores," Ms. Boylan By TV Associated Press "Right now we're talking see something really dan- certain areas of New Jerseys pected to open again Sunday ensack declared New Jersey mas shopping, he said, "I felt said. about a possibility in the fu- gerous coming at us, we'll put Kittatinny mountains, where A heavy rainstorm on a ture," said Nickelsberg, who out something more urgent." the Passaic River originates, warm day could unleash wrote the runoff report. The report says snow accu- were said to be up to 30 in- floodwaters into New Jersey's "There's no real danger mulations near the head- ches deep. rivers and streams, but it right now. We're just putting waters of the Delaware River The report also said the Death ends hard decision wont happen today, says the north of the state are up to 50 ground near the headwaters out an advisory to the state EDISON (AP) - The death Loder said he wasn't sure if ness and vomiting. Two days asked by Furman to make a National Weather Service. inches deep. Accumulations in was saturated and most riv- Civil Defense directors. If we of a 70-year-old comatose the undisclosed ethics com- later she lapsed into a coma decision on the woman's con- The service has predicted ers and reservoirs were full. woman has lifted the burden mittee decision would be caused by massive brain dition. A hospital spokesman high temperatures In the 30s The possibility of heavy ru- of a hospital ethics committee presented to Superior Court damage, doctors said. She said the judge would have to today, with a 100 percent pro- noff has caused no great con- which, under New Jersey's Judge David D. Furman in since has been kept alive by a issue an order freeing the bability of a "light dusting" cern among New Jersey offi- "right-to-die" procedures, Middlesex County tomorrow respirator. hospital from liability before of snow In southern sections cials. Newark watershed en- The Inside Story was to decide if her respira- as scheduled. Her daughter, Mrs. Lois the respirator could be un- of the state and 40 percent gineers have said it was only tor could be unplugged. "I honestly don't know," Price of Edison, has asked chance In the north. THE WEATHER remotely possible runoff will Despite life-sustaining said Loder. "The lawyers are that her mother be removed The flood advisory was part cause major flooding. "The committee is giving S*ae IN* deveUalag Uward evealag equipment, Helen Dembowski going to meet tomorrow with from the respirator "so she of a regularly scheduled re- Chris Paci, mayor of J^ne its collective medical opinion died at 5 a.m. yesterday, less the judge to discuss the whole could die a natural death." port on water runoff Issued Bergen County community of on whether the woman has acrceit Ualgkt atri toawrnw. than a day after a John F. thing." After being appointed Mrs. by hydrologtsts in the Phila- Lodl, usually one of the first any chance of returning to a Kennedy Medical Center eth- Mrs. Dembowski's fate was Dembowski's legal guardian, delphia office of the weather Mfltjg stmu a way tf late la Sea Bright to flood in the state, is con- cognitive, normal life," said a ics committee met to decide being decided under guide- she told a judge last Friday service. Net* edge bricks l« tariBer..... fident that the Saddle River hospital spokesman as the whether her respirator should lines established after the that her mother had asked tmt Festival ctaklag at Wtaaa's Exduage will stay within its banks at committee met for M minutes Hydroiogist Walter Nickels- be removed, as requested by 1976 New Jersey Supreme that no extraordinary means this time. Saturday to consider the berg said It would take a ma- DAILY REGISTER her daughter. Court ruling that the parents be used to keep her alive. jor rainstorm of 2 or 3 Inches, "We've been keeping an question. PHONE NUMBERS Hospital spokesman Robert of comatose Karen Ann Quin- Mrs. Dembowski's doctor, together with temperatures in eye on the river for the past Office Loder said yesterday the offi- tan had a right to order doc- Eugene L. Childers, said the In the celebrated Quinlan the 91s to trigger a runoff ra- week or so, and so far it looks cial cause of death had not tors to unplug her respirator so patient's brain was dead and case, doctors said the 23-year- pid enough to cause serious to be all right," he said. "I been listed, but he said he un- she could "die with dignity." that without the respirator, old Landing woman would die flooding problems. guess the snow's melting a she would live about 30 min- without a respirator, but Miss little bit at a time, and that's derstood the woman died Mrs. Dembowski was ad- Bring your love to Brlody's Meal" from a massive cerebral he- mitted to the hospital on Jan. utes. Quinlan remained alive at tomorrow night, Valentine's morrhage. II alter complaining of dizzi- The hospital's Prognosis Morris View Nursing home in Day. Martha III will be play- Rtalette and Review Committee was Morris Plains. tag for your dancing pleasure. Sidewalk sales Inside. 50% ValeiUae Specials . 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FEBRUARY 13.1S78 Judges defend competency of trial lawyers In modern procedure* and (Continued) from Illinois, national presi- nationally televised Interview Delegates." that II percent of those judg- date. the reach of every citizen " methods as thousands of state proof ol their accuracy. dent William B Spann of At program whether he agreed He said he saw no benefits es disagree with Burger's as- Calling for "special training Mr. Burger gave passing and local police have been The resolution was sparked lanta called the chief justice's with Mr. Burger or Mr. in debating the issue. sessment. for those who seek to repre- recognition to the "in- trained " at the FBI academy by testimony Mr. Burger statistics "grossly dis- Spann. The chief justice's public sent others in the courts," Mr. dignation some lawyers have gave to the Royal Commis- proportionate" and "exagger In his speech yesterday, concern about trial lawyer Burger said: "We should take expressed" about this views, in Quantico. Va. sion oa Legal Services in Lon- ated." Without taking sides, Mr Mr. Burger said, "I stand competence dates back to one step at a time, first devel- suggesting that those lawyers "Giving each individual don to which he estimated Mr. Spann said ABA studies Bell said he thought even a 20 firmly on the position stated" 1*73. when, in a speech at oping a workable program of might be too sensitive. criminal defendant the most that one half of U.S. trial law- point to a figure closer to 20 percent statistic was "too earlier He said that N per- Fordham University, he re- minimum standards for ad- The chief justice also called expensive trial known any- yers are unqualified to repre- percent. high." Talking to reporters cent of all federal judges who ferred to the "low state of mission to try cases in on the ABA to help develop a where in the work) and then sent their clients later, he agreed with an as- gave their views of lawyers' American trial advocacy." courts' plan for a national training casting the guilty ones into Here for the ABA con- sessment that the con- courtroom inadequacy be- facility for prison adminis- lfth Century penal in- While the ABA's powerful vention, Attorney General troversy was a tempest about lieved it was a "serious prob- But Sunday's speech ap- He said more qualified trial trators and employees stitutions is... not simply board of governors has taken Griffin Bell was drawn into to escape the teapot "when it lem." peared to represent Mr. Bur- lawyers would cut litigation He said the facility could wrong, it is stupid," Burger no position on the resolution the fracas when asked on a gets'to the (ABA) House of That could mean, however, ger's sharpest criticism to costs, and "keep justice in "train correctional personnel said r—Peonle The Grahlm SutherlanSuthi d portrait of Sir Wlastta CharchUI that the World War II leader loathed was Coal crisis spreads burned In an Incinerator after being smashed to pieces by his wife, an odd job man who worked for the Churchills utilities serving 33 million plans today. Norfolk and Western Railway said yesterday. By The Associated Press Shrinking coal stockpiles customers in eight states. It Carter also announced he in Mercer County, W Va The Ted Hies, 62, said in a British newspaper interview and a thumping defeat for a was chosen for the presiden- was asking his cabinet to pre- railroad hauls a good deal of that Lady Clementine Spencer-Churchill smashed the fa- proposed contract have given tial task force visit because pare plans for the movement non-union coal. mous portrait in the cellars of the Churchill country the United Mine Workers "clearly Ohio was the hardest of coal to areas where short- Ray Gibson, president of home at Chartwell, where it was kept behind a boiler, heavy new leverage In their hit" by the strike, a White ages are becoming critical. UMW Local 70H6 in southern. then gave it to him to bum. 70-day-old strike. House spokesman said. An Energy Department West Virginia's District 2», HUes said in a statement in the Sunday Telegraph: Carter has declared an spokesman said the most crit- said his understanding of Car- "I was called to the cellar one day in the autumn The 30-6 vote yesterday against the tentative pact, energy emergency In Ohio, ical areas were in Ohio, Ten- ter's request to move coal Is (fall) of 1955 to help clear out some rubbish .. . Lady temporarily suspending air nessee, Indiana and Pennsyl- that it referred to coal mined Churchill and another member of the family were there taken In Washington by the pollution regulations for utili- vania. before the strike began Dec. in the cellar.. . UMW bargaining council, meant an end to the strike ties. Although the UMW produc- (, but sitting on railroad sid- "They both reached behind the boiler and pulled out was weeks away, and emer- In West Virginia, one of the es only 90 percent of the na- ings since that time. the painting. Lady Churchill then smashed it to the floor. gency power preparations largest utilities announced tion's coal, picket lines and Gibson, whose 3,000-mem- The frame broke up and they threw it on the pile. I was were began In several hard- that mandatory power reduc- threats of violence and van- told to Uke It out immediately. ber local is one "of the largest hit states. tions would Increase from 10 dalism have curtailed produc- in the union, said the move- "1 put It all in the trailer of my tractor and took it A task force appointed Sat- percent to 30 percent as early tion In many of the nation's ment of such coal might be down to the incinerator pit behind the house. I tipped It as Thursday. non-UMW mines. aO In and set fire to it immediately. urday by President Carter to permissible "providing that it find ways of bringing energy The cutback would prompt Striking miners have also was earmarked for a certain "The whole lot burned quickly as it always did. There from areas of the country layoffs In many Industries — cut movement of non-union destination, and there would was a lot of thick black smoke this time." which are not affected by the particularly glass, steel and coal, forcing truckloads to be be an emergency there." • • • strike was to arrive In Can- aluminum, which cannot op- dumped by the sides of roads. PICTURE BURNER — Ted Hlles, 62, on odd- "We don't want anybody to Bess Tnui celebrated her 93rd birthday today, qui- ton, Ohio, today. erate plants at a 70 percent In one incident, three UMW be cold, but we feel it does lob man who worked for Sir Winston and power level. members pleaded guilty to etly as usual and adding another year to her record as Lady Churchill, holds copy of controversial Canton is headquarters for hurt our bargaining position the oldest former first lady. the East Central Area Re- Kentucky was expected to federal conspiracy charges In to have coal move freely," he painting of World War II leader he burned at the dynamiting of a section of Mrs Benjamin Harrison died in 1M8 at age M, the couple's request. liability Council, representing announce power reduction said. same year Independence's most famous resident, Harry S. Truman, was elected president. Mrs. Truman's daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel, Actress CMBIC Sieves) rested at her suburban Ma- was here for her birthday. libu, Calif., home yesterday following her release from a "She's fine. She doesn't plan to do anything," Mrs. hospital after five days of treatment for a blood clot In her right knee. Day care changes urged Daniel told a reporter by telephone. Asked if her mother would come to the phone, Mrs. Daniel said: "She can't Miss Stevens was released Saturday from Los Angel- es New Hospital. She entered the hospital last Monday af- TRENTON (AP) - New MJ million In fiscal year 1«7« school a repltltious bore for healthy restraint on programs hear you well enough. She'd rather not." Jersey's costly day care sys- and comprise the largest children." which have suffered too much Mrs. Truman's lifestyle has been relatively constant ter complaining of a swollen leg, probably resulting from a fall two weeks ago during a dance act at a Las Vegas tem is based on "half-baked single program in the budget The report, based on a one- from uninhibited claims and since December 1(72, when the former president died at concepts and good Intentions" of the state Division of Youth year study of 32 days care costs." age 88. Since his death, she has made only one public ap- hotel. and needs to be revamped to and Family Services. centers in 21 communities, The report says preschool pearance — the 1974 funeral of the family cook. A spokesman for the entertainer said she responded well to treatment to dissolve the clot and would probably bring down soaring costs, a Among Its policy recom- none in Monmouth County, day care should be trimmed • • • rest at her Malibu home for several days. report by a private group mendations, the report pro- also recommends that day and top priority placed on af- says. care services for people who G«v. High Carey, who does not often wear his heart posed that day care be res- ter-school care, with infant tricted to custodial care In- cannot afford to pay should day care being provided only on bis sleeve, has proclaimed Tuesday — Valentine's Day Buckingham Palace says Prlace Philip backed out of The report by the Center stead of attempting to be be subsidized through vou- in special circumstances. - to be "I Love New York Day." a television talk show In London on religion for "personal for Analysis of Public Issues schools for toddlers. chers rather than direct sub- The sentiment Is aimed at boosting the state's tour- reasons." at Princeton, released yes- "Day care programs should terday, recommended a new Repeated calls by day care sidies to program managers. ism promotion, and its slogan, "I Love New York." The palace spokesman, in making the announcement be limited to deal with specif- policy for the state's multi- advocates for "universal, free "I urge all New Yorkers to join in supporting this vi- yesterday, said the decision to withdraw had "nothing to Such a system would work ic problems and clienteles," million dollar day care pro- comprehensive child care ser- tal effort," Carey said. do with either Princess Margaret or Prince Charles." much like the current food the report said. "They should gram that recognizes the lim- vices" would cost more than But Carey has been leu willing to talk about his per- British newspapers speculated that Philip, husband of stamp program. A welfare not be universal, and rhetoric its and costs of day care. 91.6 billion annually, a sum sonal romances. Queen Elizabeth II, did not want to discuss reports that mother would be able to pur- to that effect should be re- that would exhaust state and Asked at a news conference last week about pub- his son and heir to the throne, Charles, may be planning "Day care porgrams are chase, say, $30 in day care moved from legislation and federal aid to all social ser- lished reports that he plans a June wedding to automobile to marry Princess Marte-Astrid of Luxembourg, a Roman not some preventive cure-all vouchers for $10 in public as- guidelines." vice programs combined, the heiress Anne Ford Uzielli, Carey said: "June Is coming, Catholic, and that Princess Margaret, the queen's sister, for the ills of society," it sistance money and then be The report said problems of report said. but I have no plans except to get the Legislature home." may get a divorce. said. "The day care center free to shop around for care wasteful and even dishonest can serve as a substitute for "The effort to extend she can afford. administration of day care parental care ... But there schooling to 4-,3-and even 2- "Such a program would end programs are insignificant art limits on what it can be year-olds is at best a waste of the separation of the subsi- compared to the costs created asked to do." money, time and effort," the dized day care customer from by the "hopes and unproved The report says day care report said. "At worst, it can the cost of services," the re- theories" on which the pro- Kail line probe requestea costs climbed to an estimated make the early years of port said. "It would restore a grams are funded. (Continued) that day entered the main Transportation is doing its out why we cannot let con- He also reported an "al- line track at Rahway at such proper job of requiring that tracts out to get the work Belford man sought in robbery try most total lack of supervision a high rate of speed that "the the operating carrier, Con- done and control of the railroad's train bucked and people were rail, renders safe and ade- "Funding of this project ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Johnson has been charged Police Chief Samuel Guzzi han. Chief Guzzi said the day-to-day operations, and quite fearful that they would quate service in accordance was authorized by New Jer- — Police are looking for a with entering the liquor store has asked persons with any wanted man may be armed lack of proper communication derail." with its obligations, both fed- sey voters in 1968." he noted. Belford man in connection without breaking with intent information concerning the and should be considered dan- between Conrail and the com- "All rails, switches, signals eral and state," he said. "There are allocations of 1110 with a Feb. 4 attempted to rob, committing an assault suspect to contact Sgt. Houri- gerous muters and the general pub and communication equip- Sen. Gagliano asked both million In federal funds and armed robbery at the Plaza with a dangerous weapon (a Be." ment should be checked out President Carter and Gov. 127 million In New Jersey Liquor store on Route St. shotgun), threatening to take state funds, but there is little "Need Is evidenced for not by experts to avoid further Byrne to help cut through the A warrant has been issued the lives of store personnel, evidence of any real progress ON FEBRUARY 14,1978 less than 11 new or rebuilt malfunction," he advised the red tape that has stalled the for the arrest of Richard C. attempting to commit rob- as ol this date." diesd locomotives in top con- president. completion of the first phase Johnson, 25, of 477 Caldwell bery while armed, carrying a dition, with not toss than « Sen, Gagliano asked Gov. of electrification on the North St., Belford, police said. The concealed and dangerous VOTE FOR passenger cars In reasonably Byrne to assign top personnel Jersey Coast Line, the five- wanted man was described by weapon and possession of a good condition," Sen. Gag- to monitor Conrail operations mile stretch of track between New storm police as 5 feet 10 inches tall, weapon by a convicted felon, UanosaM. and to Insure the improve- South Amboy and Matawan. weighing 165 pounds, with police said. CONCERN • COMMITMENT Sen. Gagliano said that ment of the state's contract "The monies are available facing Calif. blond hair, fair complexion commuters had called him with Conrail. and the cars and equipment and the name Richie tattooed The warrant was issued as Friday to report that the 7:01 "I am not satisfied that the are ordered," Sen. Gagliano LOS ANGELES (AP) - An- on his upper right arm. the result of an investigation, a.m. train out of Red Bank New Jersey Department of pointed out. "I cannot figure other storm brewing in the He was last seen wearing a by Sgt. Louis Papa, Detective' Pacific Ocean could hit rain- green army field jacket and Sgt. James Hourihan and Pa- RICHARD soaked Southern California as "farmer-type" overalls, po- trolmen Gerard Vasto and early as tomorrow night, say lice said. . John Giovenco. forecasters at the National Weather: Snow likely Weather Service. "If it continues on its At The Register's weather Precipitation probability, N a.m. and 12:i>5 p.m. and low present course it could hit the Marlboro police charge DOHERTY StUkH, yesterday's klgl test- percent tonight, 80 percent to- 8:58 a.m. and 7:11 p.m. West Coast Tuesday night or Mrattre was 17 degrees and morrow. For Red Bank and Rumson Wednesday," said Roger Hill, both drivers after crash . And get the law If. It was SI at I Winds, east to northeast 5 bridge, add two hours; Sea a weather service technician. MARLBORO - A two-car nent Road near Route 520, ML, aad the •venlgat tow to IS mph, 10 to 20 mph Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Although heavy rains con- collision last night resulted In was charged with possession COMMUNICATION • CONIRVUTION was H. Trtay's I:M a at. .tonight. Ocean water tem- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- tinued in some parts through the arrest of both drivers — of less than 25 grams of mari- tassftntare was II. peratures are in the low to utes; Highlands bridge, add last night, the weather ser- one on hit-run driving charges juana. She was released on There was a* BredplUttoa mid IDs 40 minutes. vice said the worst of the and the other on a possession her own recognizance. hi the M ham eadlag at CM One to three inch snow WASHINGTON (API - NltlaMI storm had passed i- with less of marijuana charge, accord- A passenger in her car, Su- accumulation possible over- WMNnr Urvlct rtftrl •! miilmim than half the rainfall that had ing to police. san Radziewicz, 21, of 154 night. |mimim | W n, SJpSSJflS] WHBBjw^FnSSrWv T9W I ti"Wj»wT J9T rVfl drenched the area two days Gerald R. Tobias, 34, of 177 Main St., Matawan, was a* nUllwim Mr II mm aarM n before. Some snow developing to- mm' ••»•• P*» MrxaM w. it» —* South St., Freehold, was treated at the Bayshore Com- •mtter Nr MMtUMir pyk* A sheriff's deputy said Sun- ward evening or early tonight TIDES charged with leaving the munity Hospital, Holmdel, day that rising waters washed aad continuing Into tomorrow, Saady HMk scene of an accident, failure and released. out hillside roads and cut off highs Tuesday in the low to TODAY - High 12:07 p.m. PC » II 31 U to report an accident and Amorlllo PC 34 II 26 11 residents in the hard-hit Tu- mid Ms (or around lc), lows and low 6:17 p.m. Aslievllle rn 43 drunken driving after the 7:01 Miss Fischer's car had to TOMORROW - High 12:33 Altoilo rn S4 junga Canyon area Just a few tonight mM to uDoer 20s. Birmingham rn S4 44 63 If p.m. crash. He was placed in be towed from the scene, and Blsmortk cd 14 -01 14 03 miles northwest of La Cres- the county Jail in lieu of $400 she was charged as the result Boise sn 40 U 35 17 centa, but because the area is Ooslon PC J) » 33 l» bail of the accident investigation. Buftok>: PC 10 Is 23 17 so sparsely populated, no one The Daily Register Burlington PC V 10 25 10 Karen Fischer, 1*. of 75 Tobias was arrested in Charleston. S C. fti II n at J6 was evacuated. Charlotte m 46 14 57 16 Courtland Lane, Matawan, Freehold about 25 minutes af- sn » 11 35 16 Mayor Tom Bradley de- Cincinnati sn » X U 05 whose car was allegedly ter the accident by Sgt. The Sunday Register Cleveland cd 31 14 31 13 clared a state of emergency 17 30 II struck by the Tobias vehicle George Lang and Patrolman PubHahed by Tht Red Bonk Reamer Columbus in 11 cd 34 11 31 19 In the city Sunday, noting as she was traveling on Ten- ElMXIlhM in IIII by John H. Cool and HI«I Cloy 10 M 14 George Trampler. On wo I 11 ii m that Friday's storm had Moln Olflce >r » 01 33 M caused an estimated $22.( On* Register Plato. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07/01 853? « n Hi u n Houston PC M 44 61 51 million damage, destroyed Branch Offlctl Imtonapolls. in » M 34 Of lit Rl. IS. MI0OI«lo»n. N j 0»4l Jacksonville.. rn n five homes and severely dam- Monmourh County CourlhouK, Freehold, N J. 07731 rn 41 !»•roodwoy. Long •loncn. N.J. 01740 Miami touch.. PC 77 S39 aged 120 others, making it MolehouM. Trenton. N Jr M41S Si 60 69 55 von FOR one of the worst storms in Mlovlt. Paul' PC » II 19 14 Mpidm of lti« Associated Press. Th« Anocioled Press 11 entitled Mew Orleans. 05 27 01 Southern California history. •KfcnMly M the we of oil rhe local newi printed In IM neespoper 01 New York 45 61 41 welt a* all AP ntwt and dispatches 11 11 36 « He said the city would ap- WWII ol the American NetyUOPtr Publishers Aiioclolion. IM Pittsburgh Hit ply for "appropriate state and RICHARD DOHERTY Avail Bureau oicirculollom, the Now Jersey Pren Association. an 34 17 Pankand.Or* 07 federal assistance." Gov. Ed- Second CUl poitoge polo ol Had look. N.J 07701 and at Middle- Richmond an I1I7 » 19 I J. tTMJ. Published Sunday through Friday Moll tuDicrlplloin SI. Louil » 31 14 mund G. Brown also must de- Soil Lake » M 16 II in the Red Bank Board of Jon Antonio.... 41 61 56 51 clare a state of emergency to Term Dolly Sunday Dolly and rn 55 41 54 41 73 make private property own- Only rn 45 14 51 11 One rear Oi'oo PC 31 15 45 17 ers and the city eligible for Education Election MMIvtry by Carrier - Oally and Sunday to cant! a «etk BE2* . r»- recovery funds. copy otCounler - Daily .ISOMMl Sunday !S centi •hit t* kr tktmt fata*, a tout M, IM Its* '. N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1978 The Deity Register 3 Battling storms a war of life in Sea Bright •/ •j WARREN RICHEV New Street home for 77 years said of the storms: "I've to dear local streets of snow slush and sea water. "We re- "That's nature." he said. "Wherever you go you'll have SEA BRIGHT - When the tides rose seven feet higher weathered many of them.' solved It to the best of our ability in the amount of time we problems. You won't stop nature.' he said than normal last Monday night and the wind pushed the ocean Mrs. Renshaw said during the recent storm her house was bad," he said, adding, "It was a hell of a job done by the road "They get tornadoes in the Midwest and droughts and over the seawall, there wasn't a Dutch boy's thumb big surrounded by water but she didn't get wet. She added that department" and all part-time volunteers. fires in California." he said enough to keep this narrow spit of sand dry she had seen.water come up higher in previous storms. Andrew Johnson. M, who has lived here all his life, said Mary Meisch. a four-year resident of Sea Bright Village, Nor the people who live here "I'm going to get a boat and tie It to the front of my he's traveled throughout the United States but he's "always watched 31 inches of sea water seep into her apartment last Almost M persons were forced from their homes here and house," she Joked. glad to get home." week but she said she has no plans to pack-up for a land-lurk in neighboring Itonmouth Beach during a tidal flood of ocean Mrs. Renshaw said despite the storms she would never Mr. Johnson recalled in the 195J flood "the riveran dedarea. and river water that struck without warning in minutes dur- leave Sea Bright. "I like it too well, they're going to have to ocean met right in front of my house." He said thai day was "This is about as bad as it ran get." said Ms Meisch who ing toe wont snow storm since the blizzard of 1M7. take me out foot-first," she said. the first time in 70 years that his house was flooded estimated $3,000-4.000 in damage to her home by (he storm It was a combination of the elements; wind, waves and "I love Sea Bright," Merle Franke, an 18-year resident "I had 17 inches of water in the whole apartment." Mr. Mrs June Spahr of Mountain View Way. a 4U, year resi- snow, that made this storm severe enough, according to long- said when asked If he ever considered moving to higher Johnson said, adding that during the "Atlantic Storm" 16 dent of Seaside Village said the occasional flooding is "some- time residents, to rate with the "Atlantic Storm" 16 years ago ground. years ago he got 10 inches of water in his house. "That one thing you have to learn to live with in this area." and the Mg flood In ltw. "They could have another storm tomorrow and I'd still lasted three tides." he said. "At least that's no reason to run from the shore." she For Sea Bright, a borough of 2,000 surrounded by water want to live in Sea Bright. I think the whole town feels that During Monday's storm Mr. Johnson said he had two in- said, "It's the first time I've had this (flooding), it's always with a crumbling It-foot rock and cement seawall protecting way ," Mr. Franke said. ches of water in the house and lost his heat for eight hours. been very dry." It from the Atlantic Ocean, storms are a heritage. Mr Franke, who is the superintendent of roads here, said Mr. Johnson, a commercial fisherman, said he'd never Mrs. Spahr said she had never seriously thought of mov- "We've been battling storms here for years. They come he'd Just completed four days of near round-the-clock efforts considered moving from Sea Bright because of the storms ing from Sea Bright.'but added. "Monday night with four feel and they go," said Ron Earley, superintendent of the Penin- • of water coming over the seawall. I thought about it then " sula House Beach Club. Charles Dilione, resident here for 48 years, lives on one of A property owner here since 1M4, Mr. Earley said he had the highest streets in town — Church Street "When I was no problem with flooding this past week in his home but he es- younger and we would have water come up. my wife would timated PO.OOO-M.OOO in damage to the beach club as a result It was like summer traffic say; 'let's go look at something else ' Bui you come back and of the high tide and wave swept logs which battered beach Hundreds of motorists driv- similar to weekend summer Ken Morgan, unit manager manent structures In Ocean hope the next (storm) won't bother you," he said, adding. dub lockers Monday night. ing at creeping speeds made traffic with lines of slow-mov- at Gateway National Recrea- Bathing Areas 1 and 2 which "It's too late to move out now." Mr. Earley has anything but fond memories of previous their way down Ocean Ave- ing Sunday drivers rubber- tion Area. Sandy Hook, attrib- have been condemned due to There is at least one Sea Bright resident who hopes to storms. nue yesterday through Sea necking it up and down Ocean uted the bumper to bumper damage from Monday's move someplace drier very soon. He said in 1K2 he lost a car that had stalled in the high Bright and Into Monmouth Avenue. traffic to a combination of storm. Her name is Mrs. Regina Maynes and she said she didn't water on Ocean Avenue by the Highlands Bridge. Beach to catch a glimpse of The most popular attrac- Sunday sightseers looking for Mr. Morgan said the two enjoy the live killifish swimming In her dining room last He said he left the stalled car and hitched a ride into the damage from last Mon- tion, according to police, was wreckage from the storm and structures to be demolished in Tuesday. town. While he was gone a wave rammed a piling into the day's storm. the Monmouth Beach Bathing the snow-cramped roads a few weeks have been under Mrs Maynes said her rented home on Center Street is one floating car and flipped it over. The problem was that a Pavilion which was exten- which forced drivers into one a 24-hour guard to prevent of the lowest areas in Sea Bright and has flooded four times Mr. Earley said his daughter was born during the blizzard great deal of the damage has sively damaged by waves and lane rather than two along looting in the past three years she has been living there. of 1M7 when It took 4ft hours to get to the hospital. been cleaned up. This left floating debris during Monday Route 36 He said in addition to dam- She and her husband are now looking for a house "any- "We've been through a lot of storms and there'll be more," very little for motorists to night's storm. Mr. Morgan said Sandy aging the two concession where that's not around water." she said. "Actually, we were he said. look at as the bumper-to- Sea Bright Police reported Hook would be closed until to- buildings, storms this winter looking for a place before this happened." she explained Asked If he ever considered moving to a drier location, bumper traffic stopped at in- heavy congestion on the Sea morrow to allow crews to have eroded approximately 50 "I don't know how people can live like this, storm after Mr. Earley said, "You move -Inland and get hit by a tree or tervals to view the scene. Bright Bridge and heavy, clear snow and sand off park feet of beach along the entire storm." she said. "I guess I'm not made of that pilgrim Traffic was lined up from the stay here and get flooded." slow going traffic on Route roads South beach of the park. stuff." Highlands Bridge down to Mr. Earley said he feels the way most of the long-time 31 He said the park was also "There's not a heck of a lot One long-time Sea Bright "pilgrim" said of the recent Monmouth Beach, police said. residents feel about the occasional storms, "They don't leave, Police could not estimate closed to allow the con- to see out here," he said, ad- flooding," I've seen it so many times." they Just move up to the second floor." Police in Monmouth Beach the total number of cars pas- cessionaire to remove his ding that the park would open "Sea Blight's a good little town, still." Mrs. John Ryan of Mrs. Fanny Renshaw, who's lived on the second floor of a reported traffic conditions sing through the borough. equipment from the two per- anyway. River Street said. "I'd never leave it . . not after 54 years." Teachers get 3-year pact By BOB BRAMLEV plus 30 credits or doctorate $12,100 to $19,000. tion refund of $20 per credit KEANSBURG - The Board level. A new guide category in- up to six credits per year. Mr of Education and the Keans- The new contract, which cludes teachers with MAs Collum said, burg Teachers Association begins in the 1978-78 school plus HO credits or doctorates, (KTA) have signed a contract year and is effective through starting at $14,805 and In- setting a salary guide that 1980-81, lists a starting salary creasing to $24,500 at the 14th will remain unchanged of (10.605 in the BA category, step. through the next three school increasing to a maximum of The current guide for 8Vix11 OFFSET \ years. (20,000 In 14 steps. Teachers teachers with BAs plus 30 XEROX COPIES "It's a new concept In with BAs now begin at SI0,100 credits has been dropped. board-teacher negotiations," and receive 117,000 at the 14th Longevity increments of said Patrick R. Collum, board step. $400 are authorized at the INSTANT secretary, explaining that af- Teachers with MAs will be- 16th, 20th, 25th and 30th years ter the first year, the guide gin at (12,005 and increase to of service. PRINTING provides for no increases in 121,700 at the 14th step. The The teachers' current al- base pay through the 1980-81 range now is $11,300 to lowance of three personal While You wait school year. The new guide 118,200 days per year has been cut to provides increases in base Those with MAs plus 30 one, and three family emer- "*'wolf press me pay ranging from about S per- credits will star! at 113,400 gencies a year have been 170 Monmouth Street cent in the BA category to and receive 123,100 at the 14th eliminated. The teachers Rod Bank, 741-9300 about 22 per cent at the MA step. The current range is have also relinquished a tui- t wme'l* Gnnl Printers] SIGNAL SCHOOL REUNION - More than 250 mil- for 60 years. Admiring a paperweight bearing the itary and civilian alumni of the Ft. Monmouth Sig- Signal School Insignia are left to right, Paul nal School gathered for a reunion at Squire's Pub, Welch, Little Silver; Dr. Joseph Frank, West Long Have you seriously weighed your West Long Branch, Friday night, to reminisce Branch; Vincent Abatiello, Tlnton Falls; Lt. Col. about the school which was moved to Ft. Gordon, Melvln Myers, Tlnton Falls and Salvatore Rlpan- Executor/Trustee appointments? Ga, In 1976 after being located at Ft. Monmouth delll, West Long Branch. Burke faces 'T&E' dispute TRENTON (AP) - A law- enlarging a pending lawsuit The controversy centers on Burke has denied the state suit and legislative in- to include Ihe latest flap in- how far local districts must ever required indivld- vestigation may be brewing volving the controversial go in preparing lists of what ualization efforts — a pro- over claims New Jersey Edu- commissioner, according to skills pupils must master and gram recently instituted or cation Commissioner Fred G. published reports. the manner by which achieve- just being begun by districts Burke may have changed the Local school districts, ment is gauged, the Star-Led- - and claims the published Intent of the "thorough and meanwhile, are reported ger says. reports wronged him. efficient" education law. struggling to maintain or sal- State Sen. Matthew D. Fel- vage their plans to Individ- dman, D-Bergen, has asked ualuze educational programs Burke for a "point-by-point" under the school reform law. Renew explanation of the con- At least one member of the troversy "in writing." state Board of Education has INDIVIDUAL The dispute on Burke's in- charged Burke "changed the terpretation of the law also is intent" of the law and de- CATHY JUDGEMENT expected to result In the edu- clared "open warfare" on cation Law Center in Newark critics of his Dolldes. GROUP ; CADMAN'S EXPERTISE commitment to the 1 children and schools of Had Bank. H When the time comes, will your Executor / Trustee • meet all of these qualificationsto properl y administer your estate ortrust?

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By MARK UBAVEN LONG BRANCH - On the eve of the first school board election In the city's history, 14 candidates seemed to basi- James B. Conant,cally agree on everything except one thing — who should be elected The candidates were given an opportunity to explain why they should be elected at a forum sponsored by the Council of spurred A-bomb Parent Teacher Organizations and the League of Women Vot- ers, held at the junior high school yesterday before more than CAMBRIDGE. Mass (AP) death was announced 200 persons - "Behold the turtle! He As deputy to Dr Vannevar (See related starlet, page I.) makes progress only when he Bush of the Office of Scien- sticks his neck out " tific Research.and Devel- All candidates agreed that the basics or the three "R's" James Bryant Conant kept opment, Conant, a chemist, should be stressed, although educational frills such as sociolo- that motto framed over his was credited with ordering gy, drama and music should not be ignored desk while president o( Har- the go-ahead (or research on All the candidates agreed thai athletics were an impor- vard University and followed military uses of atomic tant aspect of education, although most agreed sports should its sentiment in a variety of energy Dec 1,1M1 - the day be balanced against academics. roles before Japanese planes bomb- All candidates supported the concept of a firm and well- Conant, who died Saturday ed Pearl Harbor defined disciplinary policy. at age M. helped develop the He served from 1153 to Most candidates agreed that senior citizens should be lis- first atomic bomb, oversaw IKS as US high commission- tened to in forming educational policy. the growth of democracy in er for occupied Germany and And all disclosed that they had spent little money but post-World War II West Ger- In IK5-57 was the first US much effort in their campaigns many and tried to broaden ambassador to the popularly Some candidates maintained they had spent under tit horizons at Harvard by at- elected West German govern- while the highest figure quoted was "a couple of hundred dol- tracting students from all lars" by Mrs Rita Peduto . CROWDED FIELD — Fourteen of 18 candidates moderated by Ann McNamara. at the podium, of over the country regardless of He returned to become edu- Although 18 candidates are vying for three seats in tomor- seeking election to three seats on the Long Branch the League of Women Voters, yesterday at the |u- financial status. cation consultant in 1K3-6S to row's election, only 14 attended yesterday's forum. Board of Education share the stage at a forum nlorhlgh school. That program was credited the Berlin government. They were allowed two minutes each to introduce them- with softening Harvard's rep- At 40, Conant became one selves and their positions before answering questions ad- Dr. Arthur Ballato, former spokesman for the now James A. Vaccaro. 753 Bowyer Ave.. and Donald B. Wood. (24 utation as a rich man's of Harvard's youngest presi- dressed to them by the audience on white index cards. The defunct New Wave citizens group that pushed for an elected Woodgate Ave. school dents, moving up from the questionand-answer session was moderated by Ann board, praised all the candidates, saying they were qualified Candidates in attendence seeking one-year terms were Conant, Harvard president chairmanship of the chem- McNamara of the League of Women Voters. and respectable Mark House, 325 Bath Ave ; Robert Lefker. 481 Norwood from 1131 to 1953. died In a istry department. He also was Each candidate was allowed a one-minute summation of "There are no nuts," he commented Ave; Paul A. Sherman, «22 Woodgate Ave.. and Judith Sor- Hanover, N.H., nursing home the first Harvard president to his or her position Dr. Ballato said he was pleased with the way campaigns kowiU. 81 Avenel Blvd. he had entered last summer. have had a public school edu- Questions were screened by members of the P.T.O. so had been conducted. Eleanor Goode, 3 Bay Ave ; Kenneth F. Le POM, 741 Nor- Family members said he hid cation. A Boston native, Con- that several similar questions could be combined into one, ac- , "By combing the city (o talk to the people, the candidates wood Ave , and Robert Yepello. 4 Wardell Place, are seeking been ill tor 12 years with ant finished two years of col- cording to Josephine Florke, acting president of the P.T.O. stimulated an interest in educational problems throughout the one-year terms but did not attend because they reportedly heart disease, but no cause of lege chemistry and one year who organized the forum. community," be said. had prior commitments. of college physics at Roxbury Questions the candidates did not get a chance to answer Candidates in attendance seeking two two-year terms Joan Klernan, 428 Westwood Ave., who Is seeking a two- Mrs. Helen Bennewitz Latin School before he en- had to do with sexism in education, teacher tenure, and the were Franco DIDomenica. 21 Howland Ave.; Sandra Kaplan. year term, said she did not attend because she had already LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. tered Harvard. He completed Middle School, according to P.T.O. members. 215 Cummings Ave ; Arthur Landberg. 525 Lenox Ave.; My- scheduled a kaffee klatsch before the forum was rescheduled Helen Bennewiu of J78 Pros- his undergraduate studies in Because none of the candidates had been board members ron Levin, tl Pullman Ave.; Edward MacDonald. 250 West- for yesterday pect Ave., here, died yes- three years in 1*10. before, discussion focused on educational philosophy rather wood Ave.; Mrs. Peduto, 724 Westwood Ave.; Burton Resnic. The forum had originally been scheduled last week but, terday at King James Nurs- He emerged from World than specific policies, said Mrs McNamara 988 Elizabeth Terrace; Arthur G. Skove. 245 Bath Ave.; was rescheduled because of the weather. ing Home. Middletown War I as a major, having Mrs. Bennewiu was born In worked on the development of Jersey City and moved to deadly Lewisite gas. In World Monmouth County in 1941 War II, Conant served as She lived here for 10 years. chairman of the National De- Aged widow seen 6th strangler victim Her husband Richard G. fense Research Committee. Bennewiu died in 1IM COLUMBUS, Ga (AP) - geted a fashionable 15 block spurred by an unsuccessful found yesterday by police lived only two blocks from Police said they could not She is survived by a son, Mrs. Lydia Hauser An elderly widow who at- area and women who live al- attack on a neighbor woman who were called when rela- Mrs. Borom, successfully determine how '.he killer en- Russell Boras of Fair Haven, tempted to fight off her as- one and are over U the day before. tives were unable to get Mrs. fought off a masked man. tered the Borom home. two sisters Ruth Nagle of Hol- JACKSON BEACH. Fla - sailant before being choked to The assailant who killed Mrs. Borom struggled be- Borom to answer her door- lywood Calif., and Mrs Pri- Mrs Lydia M Hauser, 92. of death apparently is the sixth Mildred Dlsmukes Brown. 78. fore her death — a broken bell cilla Brady of Jersey City, 4021 Third St., died Saturday victim of a killer who has tar- eluded heavy police patrols lamp was found on the hall- "It was a Venetian blind four grandchildren, four great at her residence. way floor near her night- type cord," said Kilgore. "He White Aluminum grandchildren Born In Chimney Rock. Mm. Elizabeth Ende»fclder clothes-clad body, authorities got his tool Inside the home — Worden Funeral Home, Red N.J., Mrs. Hauser lived in said. that was the Venetian blind cross-buck doors Bank, Is in charge of arrange- Holmdel, N.J., before moving WEST LONG BRANCH - deo of Ocean Township; a sis- She was the fifth widow in cord. He cut it inside the here seven years ago. Mrs. Elizabeth F Endesfel- ter Mrs. Mary Parkhurst of the Wynnlon neighborhood to ments. house." 1'/4X30X32X36X» Surviving is her son, Mr. der, 84. 27 Monroe St.. died Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; three be murdered since mid-Sep- Walter Mattavitch Chirtes Robinson of here yesterday at Monmouth Me- grandchildren and three tember. Kilgore declined to say The John J. Ryan Home for dical Center, Long Branch. great-grandchildren. Coroner J. Donald Kilgore whether Mrs. Borom was se- WEST KEANSBURG Funerals is in charge of ar- Mrs. Endesfelder had lived The Woolley Funeral Home, said Mrs. Borom was stran- xually assaulted, as were four MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER -Walter Masavttch, »1, of 1J5 rangements here for most of her life. Long Branch, is in charge of gled with a Venetian blind of the victims. Monroe Ave., died Saturday 777 SHKWUIMY AVI. HttfWSMJtY She was a member of the arrangements. cord. She probably was killed The body was found only a at the Brookdale Nursing Old First United Methodist Saturday, be said, but was 747-5220 .fjfll Center, Hailet Mr*. John Horace day after another widow, who Church. Mrs. Eadesfelder Clement G. Larkin He was born In Russia, and KEANSBURG - Mrs. Te- was the widow of Paul Endes- moved to the United States tl resa M. Horace, 53,16 CoUins (elder, who died in 19M OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Cle- yean ago. He lived here 44 St., died yesterday at Bay- ment G. Larkin. 17, of 18 Wil- Surviving are two daugh- years. shore Community Hospital, low Drive, died Saturday in A cold tablet isn't enough! Mr. Masavttch was a yard- Holmdel ters, Mrs. Doris Orendorff, Red Bank Convalescent Cen- man for the Collins Brothers Born in Havana, Cuba, Mrs. here, and Mrs. Frances Ad- ter. in Keansburg for many years. Horace has lived here for the Mr. Larkin was born in Jer- He is a member of St. Spin- past four yean. Miss Henrietta sey City. He was a retired don Russian Orthodox Church Surviving are her husband, doughty" marine insurance broker with in Perth Amboy John J. Horace; a son, John LONG BRANCH - Miss Johnson and Hlggins of New To fight the stress He was the husband of P. Horace of New York; Henrietta Cloughly, 88, 151 York City. He retired in 1M8 Pauline M Masavttch who three daughters, the Misses Norwood Ave.. died Saturday He is survived by his wid- died In 1M. He is survived by Susan and Christine Ho- at Monmouth Convalescent ow. Mrs. Katherine Larkin; three daughters. Miss Helen race, both of New York, and Center. one son, Lawrence G. Larkin Masavitch, at home, Mrs. Wil- Miss Diane Horace, at home; Miss Cloughly had lived of Colts Neck: four daugh- of colds and flu liam Koerkey of Keyport. and three brothers, Henry and Jo- here all her life ters. Mrs Cornelius M. Detr Mrs Mary Truskowskl of seph Vasquei. both of Havana She was a member of St. of Alexandria. 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The big snowfall was • big windfall for pri- people would come out throwing cash at me, just Mr. Ida said he gave first priority "to people vate plowers to Monmouth, County, who had to get their driveways done. I'd say, 'Fifty dol- calling and saying they had no food in the their tautest week in memory digging homes lars.' and they'd say, 'Fine, do it.' I had to keep house." In fact, Mr. Ida, who raises horses and and businesses out of the storm. my head down to stay unrecognized and drive rides in rodeos, says, "I considered sending my The plows from Cuje'i Lawn Service, Rum- out of there before more people asked me." wile out to the food store on a horse." SOB, were sUU busy on Friday, clearing drive- It was an Intense week for both Mr. Bavaro The plowers agreed it was a profitable week ways fa Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright, and Rum- and his equipment. "I got a stiff neck from all for them, but one that took its toll in physical son. the forward and reverse I did. and I bent up the exhaustion and damage to their equipment. Mr. "O«e lady called up and said she was run- front of my truck when I hit a steel pole. I like Trunto, (or example, says the heavy snow broke the clutch on his truck. "If you have any weak- ning out of food, and could we come right over." making money like everybody else, but enough nesses in your equipment, a storm like this will said Dave Cuje, who estimated his family's two Is enough. I got home exhausted and did my own take care of them," he said. "Broncos" (four-wheel drive vehicles) and one driveway dead last." pick-up truck answered MO plowing calls this The prospect for the rest of winter was sum- week, while their business netted about X.000 Ernie Trunto of Red Bank, who does private med up by Mr. Bavaro. "I hop* we don't get any "Our pickup truck got stuck It times," Mr and industrial plowing, said the 20 inch plus more snow for a while, because we simply don't Cujeaald. snow "brought calls from the people who ordina- have any place to put it. After all, we have rily would take care of things themselves. It was The average plowing cost for private resi- plows, not vacuum cleaners." a one-shot deal." Mr. Trunzo, who says he got dents was OS, with prices varying depending on At least a Hess gas station In Hailet got an six hours sleep over two and a half days, says he the length of the driveway, the depth of the unexpected plowing during the storm. Mr Ba- wouldn't mind a little time passing before the varo noticed his fuel tank riding on empty and snow, the time taken to plow and the distance next snowfall. the plow traveled. Mr. Cuje said Long John's drove his plow around in vain looking for a gas Restaurant In Highlands was charged 1150 to As far as commercial plowing, the high pri- station that was still open. Nothing was avail- plow out their large parking lot and driveway. ority buildings are hospitals and banks. "Every- able on Route 35 in Red Bank, and he reached body wants to get to the drive-In windows and For Mike Bavaro, who runs s private plow- the Middletown Police Station only to find that get their money," said one plower. Ing service out of Colts Neck, the past week they couldn't reach their gas pumps. He finally "was outrageous. I worked 20 hours straight and For Robert Ida of Ida Automotive, Morgan- called ahead and found the Hess station and «HH»r i*« » C1 frtm went U hours without sleep. I literally had ville, the week included plowing a 300-foot drive- drove in, plowing the snow from the gas tanks WINDFALL SNOWFALL - It was a profitable if exhausting week for people begging me, practically getting on their way off Texas Road in Marlboro. "I had to go as he arrived. private plowers who charged homeowners an average of $25 to clear hands and knees, to have me do their drive- back twice to most people, since the snow kept "The guys at the gas station kind of won- driveways. Here a plow from Alan B. Cook, E. Wayside, does battle ways." piling up," he said. "I got stuck myself quite a dered who would be out in the middle of a with drifts In the parking lot of Shrewsbury Plaza, Route 35, during Mr. Bavaro says he first plows the drive- bit, but I found a few little tricks, like only plow- storm," Mr. Bavaro said. last Monday's storm. Minor, interim traffic circle improvements promised BySHEIRYFlGDORE program to eliminate them. "Commercial enterprises or underpass doesn't make EATONTOWN - After Edward G. Broberg of follow major highways," said sense, then they will have to yean of frustrating attempts T4M, has predicted traffic Mr. Largey. "That's the law come up with something to get the state Department movements of 10,000 vehicles of suburbia." else." of Transportation (DOT) to per hour and between 125,000 Eatontown's tax assessor. Mr. Broberg said the deal with burgeoning traffic and 150,000 per day on the Myron P. Koztcky, said that borough has done all it ean to problems at the Eatontown circle on peak days by 1)80. no major land sales have offer alternate routes, by im- circle, local officials are "From those volumes been made between the circle proving Hope Road and con- "guardedly optimistic" that you've predicted," Mr. Park- and the northern borough structing Industrial Way some Improvements will be er said, "even an underpass boundary in the past 15 years, West, and working to achieve made to ease traffic flow or overpass probably won't because of the traffic prob- the new ingress to the Mall within the next year. handle the volume projected lems centered at the circle. from the circle. A contingent of borough of- for two surface roads. Your The engineer said he was ficials and their consulting While borough officials ad- also optimistic about the 70,000 to 80,000 cars wouldn't mitted there were still many engineers, TfcM Associates; pass even with a full clover- Friday session. Monmouth County Engineer benefits gained from the com- "I think the state Is ready leaf." mercial establishments and Charlts B. Van Benschoten; DOT engineers will meet to move this time," said Mr. County Planning Director people traveling through town Broberg. here on March I with county on Rts. 35 and 36, Mayor J. Robert D. Halsey, and a Assemblywoman Marie A. and TfcM representatives to Joseph Frankel said the town group of DOT engineers met Muhler, R-Monmouth, and discuss specific plans. still faced a "very unfair bur- here Friday to discuss pre- state Sen. S. Thomas Gag- den." cisely what can be done at Mr. Parker blamed the llano, R-Monmouth, who were the circle, when, and how borough for part of the initial "We're sick and tired of sit- at the Friday session, and As- much it will cost problem by allowing the con- ting there while all the $2 bet- semblyman Walter J. Koz- struction of a "massive shop- tors run down to Monmouth Frank S. Parker, DOT'S loskl, D-Monmouth, who sent ping center on a Circle that Park," said Mayor Frankel. chief design engineer, assured a letter of support, all prom- under no conditions could borough officials that signing, After pondering the Friday ised to do what they could to handle this traffic volume." revlied slgnallzation and mi- meeting, the mayor said yes- help Eatontown officials over- nor construction that could be Borough officials were terday he was "guardedly op- come their "No. 1 Motorized timistic" that something may handled by his department quick to deny the allegations, Menace." MEETING THE 'MENACE' - Eatontown Mayor or Frankel; Assemblywoman Marie A. Muhler, finally be accomplished at the personnel could be completed with Joseph A. Largey, the Mayor Frankel will meet J. Joseph Frankel, third from right, outlines scope R-Monmouth, and Eatontown Councilman Joseph circle. within six months to a year. councilman who is heading a with Sen. Gagllano on of traffic problems at the Eatontown traffic circle, A. Largey, head of a special traffic circle com- Long-range solutions are a special committee on the traf- "But it's going to take more Tuesday to set up a date for a the town's "Motorized Menace" for county and mittee. different matter, Mr. Parker fic circle, pointing out that than some traffic signals and meeting with borough repre- state Department of Transportation officials at laid, admitting that the state the Monmouth Mall "Is lo- signs," Mr. Frankel said. sentatives and the senate's meeting In Eatontown. From left are Charles B. doesn't really know what to cated where it is because two "And I can't believe that transportation committee, of Van Benschoten, Monmouth County engineer; do with its 1$ major traffic major state highways Inter- there Is no reasonable long- which the senator is a mem- Robert D. Halsey, Monmouth County planning di- circles and has no detailed sect there." range solution. If an overpass ber. rector," Frank S. Parker, DOT'S design chief; May- i Declining majority favors ERA passage By LOUIS HARRIS rality of those 50 and over op- outspoken critics of ERA ERA should be passed "be- progress for less privileged Equal Rights Amendments By 51-34 percent, a majority poses It. have come from the ranks of cause until women are made people in this country for the are mainly women's libbers of the American people favors -When the public's politi- rightwing conservatives. equals with men under the past 75 years" meets with dis- who would totally change the passage of the Equal Rights cal philosophy is divided, lib- A curious finding of this law, they won't be treated agreement by a 40-32 percent traditional role of women." Amendment, which would erals support the ERA M-25 survey Is that while the ERA equally in their day-to-day plurality. To win their battle It may guarantee equal rights for percent, middle of the roa- as a whole wins public sup- lives" meets with a bare one- —And a 44-37 percent plu- be necessary for the ERA women. However, these latest ders by 50-33 percent, and port by a 17 point margin na- point agreement: 45-44 per- rality goes along with the forces to change their tactics results show that support for conservatives by 44-41 per- tionwide, there is a much cent. charge that "advocates of the drastically. the ERA has declined from 5a cent. However, it is signifi- closer division on the specific —The claim that "the oppo- to 51 percent since last cant that conservatives tend arguments for and against It. nents of the Equal Rights March, although a clear ma- to favor rather than to oppose For example: Amendment are the same jority Kill favors Its passage. ERA, since some of the most —The argument that the groups who have opposed NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: Tin ERA has been ratified Consolidate your debts by 35 states, three short of VALENTINE the number necessary to and reduce your HEART VASE make it the law of the land. Supporters and opponents are monthly payments! with fresh floweri now massing their forces for and greens. $10.95 showdowns In key states in 12.95 Vtftlont the Midwest and the South 15.95 when the Issue will be de- CnhtCtrry cided. In the Midwest, back- ing for the ERA U 5542 per- BORROW cent, aomewhat higher than UP TO the national average- The LONG STEM state of IUihoii will probably ROSES be u Important ai any single sute in the final drive. $50,000 There are more itatei In or moral *• A Valentine tradition beautifully the South that have not arranged or gift boxed with paased the ERA than in any NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- appropriate foliage. other region of the country. Though a dear 47-11 percent TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- Bouquet plurality in the region backs Hundreds of fantastic values PAYMENT PENALTIES ON Freih romantic flowers the measure, thli li some- LOANS UP TO $50,000! arranged with a spray what lower than the rest of In of sparkling hearts tot country. (hearts may vary) According to the latest Har- Tht Increased value of your home ris Sonny of 1 fi» adults na- gives you big borrowing power—and tionwide, the sharpest divi- you can stretch your monthly pay- 15" & 17" sions over the ERA are not so The Sunday Register menu over many years. Borrow Big much along sex lines ai by Money for any worthwhile reason! age and political philosophy: -Almost as many men ai on women favor the ERA. CITY CONSUMKR MRVICH Anoag men, a JW4 percent A subsidiary ot City Federal Savings plurality supports the mea- sirt, among women, a FEBRUARY 19th VWag» Mad Shopping Center Digttly higher 11-11 percent 1080 R». 36 (201) «71-2O21 majority. Rtt> 0 Si BftffcStOW Aw). (WE SEND FLOWERS WORLDWIDE) •OH! TOW COfY AI TOW MWSTMB NOW South of Freehold Clielt (101) 4C2-K11 -Aft, however, Is a deci- All major Credit Cards accepted ~ sive divider on the issue. 01 CAU S41-M00 FOt HOM BBWBT Yoag people under N sup- CALL TOLL-FREE MO-492-40M FOR THE 137 Main St. MaUwan •art It by a lopsided O-Hper- LOCATION OF OUR W OFFICES IN N.J. IMWMH— rum ) «*. bat a O-41 percent plu- 566-2698 The Daily Register New type tire falls flat data at her request Experts KstahlislHil m MB* - I'uMishiil l>> Thr Kill Hank KiittaM By JACK ANDERSON iiUHHiMiiiiiumiinuiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiHuiHii were horrified by the possi- In today's world of corpo- bilities of the new tire, in- •I the National Highway sidiTs tell us Traffic Safety Administration ARTHUR Z. KAMIN rate fe.ants the man who WASHINGTON builds a better mousetrap are Intrigued by the possi- President and Editor To begin with, a tire with a bility of a 6 percent gasoline probably would be told to gel lifetime of 100.000 miles would lost This even happened In a SCENE savings, not to mention great- drastically reduce their sales er safety and durability of the Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandfurd, Associate Editor large company which came of replacements. Secondly, up with a revolutionary new the industry had begun boom- tire. tire and tried to peddle it to — The Caterpillar lire could ing radials as the lire of the DIRECTIVE 57 - Presi- ' SHREWSBURY, N. J MONDAY FEBRUARY 13 1978 the rubber and automotive in- be mass-producrd by automa- future, and they refused to dent Carter has taken firm dustries. steps to Insure that some mi- tion whereas today's tires switch off a multimillion-dol- ANDEBSON 'Have we reached escape velocity?' The Caterpillar Company need handcrafl labor al some lar promotion campaign nor confrontation won't blow has been making gianl earth- stages of production Once a GM said Us studies failed In up into an international in- moving machinery fur dec- manufacturer retooled his Also, the Caterpillar in- prove that the Caterpillar tiro cident. Strict guidelines have ades In the 1980s, company production line, costs would novation would allow skilled had performance advantages gone nut from the White engineers developed a special be greatly reduced union Hremakers to be re- over the radials now being House reaffirming its author- lire lor use on its bulldozers — The 16 tires on a monster placed by less highly paid la- used on Its new cars The rim ity lo reverse any govern- and other huge vehicles It tractor-trailer could be bor, and the tire industrialists problem would create com- ment action that might cause At* was so successful, they ex- changed In .10 minutes be- feared the wrath of the labor plicated assembly line a foreign policy (lap perimented in scaling the tire cause of the Caterpillar's new bosses changes, he added Ford and All agencies have been in- FORCE down for possible use on pas- design A new tread could be structed to report any non- Caterpillar got the same Chrysler listed loo many senger aulos and conventional fitted on like a glove, elimi- manufacturing problems as military incidents to the Slate ONE trucks. nating the risk of poorly vul- short shrift from Detroit's Big Department's Operation Cen- Three automakers although the reason for their dis- By 1973. Caterpillar had canized retreading interest ter which, in turn, will ex- General Motors tested the pedite a report to the White perfected a prototype passen- — Reduced friction would tire as late as ltifi ger tire and offered it to the produce a 6 percent energy But there may still be a House. This means a flagrant close-knit clan of tire manu- savings on the highways The tire and.auto industries happy ending in the offing oil dumping by a foreign facturers It had these advan- There was one acknowledged oflered various explanations Federal auto safety czar Joan tanker or a fishing violation tages over conventional tires: drawback: the new tire would for why they shied away from Claybrook appealed this sum- by a Russian trawler will — The Caterpillar tire require a redesigned rim on the Caterpillar concept One mer lo the Industry to come have to be reviewed by the would last for 100.000 miles cars that used il tire spokesman said the new- up with some better tire White House before final ac- rather than the 25.000 to 60.000 Caterpillar people proudly fangled tire couldn't be mass- ideas A few weeks ago. Ca- tion can be taken miles consumers now get trotted off to the major tire produced economically and terpillar's president showed The policy was set forth In from their tires. In case of a makers with their contribu- cited technological problems off their unwanted tire lo "Presidential Directive-NSC blowout, a driver could safely tion to American motorists "If it was all that good. I'd be Claybrook In Washington 27." issued on Jan. 11 and in- proceed at a 50-mile-an-hour The response was as if they'd down borrowing $100,000 From tended for official eyes only speed before stopping. A flat dropped a bucket of eels in the bank to finance my own She and an aide roadlested It empowers the White House tire could be fixed with a the punchbowl at a debu- company to make it." he it and were enthusiastic. Ca- to overrule on-the-spot gov- simple plug. tante's ball. The tire moguls commented. terpillar has provided more ernment officials The king of the news room By JIM BISHOP uiMMiMiiiMimiiiiililiMllliiiMHinimiiiiiit He spoke with his head told him he did one He took His bald head came up out down. Sometimes he glanced the eyeshade off and split the o( the green eyeshade like, a THE sidewards at a big wall clock silence with it. For one day. hard boiled egg. He was He had reporters who could he had finished turning over Frank Carson, city editor. His write, and some who couldn't. the rocks of New York. He desk was Jammed against one REPORTER Those who couldn't were ex- went lo the men's room, per- occupied by the assistant city perts at getting a story and haps lo throw up. editor and the photo assign- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiHiiiiiiiim retelling it to a rewrite man. No one left without a good ment editor. Some had worked so long night. A pointed index finger, dais "rocked Broadway" or with the police that they pro- Carson ran New York, or "stunned city hall" a flat wave, and someone tected the cops and took their went home. He waited for the what was bad about.it. He He and his assistant. Nich- pay from the newspaper. was old. His features sagged ols, were off-duty drunks. BISHOP first editions of the com- to the chin. He had 25 report- Carson drank lo forget what One knew all the divorce petition with his head down ers and 15 photographers The he was doing. Nichols, a hy- lawyers. He got juicy stories, next to Frank with his dum- on his arms. It griped his guts News gave him from 9:30 perkinetlc. drank to peel his but he had to work In the my sheets, planning what sto- to be beaten to a story. He a.m. to 6:30 p.m. to gel a nervous system off the ceil- name and address of the ries would appear on which licked his thumb and turned newspaper out. ing. Nichols always forgot counsel. Carson and Nichols page and how long each pages. Sometimes he grunted where he parked his car. got story tips from readers on would be when the night editor showed up. He ran the place like a I was sent lo look tor it. II the phones. Some were worth Carson worked by Instinct. cuckolded husband. Carson was always in Greenwich Vil- an assignment: others He spiked stories mercilessly, The big city room was dirty was not loud, but his critical lage. A copy boy draws emerged from tilted heads read galleys like ticker tape, whisper could freeze a report- with copy paper and empty Disaster aid needed strange assignments. Six Ital- and forked tongues and ordered last minute coffee cartons and wire copy. er's future. He had five men ian boys killed a subway col- photos into the paper even Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has It has for a long time been our on a copy desk, but he read Every day Carson's city The night side drifted In. Far lector for 15.70 in coins. Car- .though they were still wet below the big presses whined contention that the federal govern- his own copy, cutting il with a room started slowly and from the dark room. asked the federal government to pro- son played il on page one worked itself into a spasm. in protest and raced in thun- Mack crayon. The only way a right through the electric He insisted that his women vide major disaster relief for the ment should be responsible .for pro- reporter could get more than Near press time, he was der. Jersey shore municipalities which tecting the coastlines. The affected chair. snatching paragraphs from, reporters think and write as a page and a paragraph in callously as men. He smoked A copy boy brought Carson suffered so heavily in last week's states should share in that re- type would be to shoot the When a society boy married typewriters one at a time. He an Indian maiden and made fired Jack Miley three times cigarettes which left dark ex- a pink edition. He put his coat snowstorm. sponsibility, but actually it is in the mayor and write an eye-, clamation points on his wood- on slowly. The paper was un- witness account. her do nude war (lances for falling asleep on his type- High on the list of those munici- national interest that the Atlantic around his bed. Carson de- writer carriage, and hired him en desk. At 6:30 p.m. there der his armpit. He went out palities should be Sea Bright and and Pacific Oceans be kept from The critics told Carson his manded pictures. Also a diary four times was silence. No one moved into the night. He shuffled Monmouth Beach, where the seawall pouring inland, endangering lives readers were a million gum- by the maiden who turned out Carson glanced at his array along, barely lifting his feel, of watchdogs, standing, sit- his head down. was severely battered. and cutting away from what should chewers In the subway He to be more black than red. At 5:30 p.m. there was a took dead aim on them. His She had no diary, so one of bedlam of typewriters, shout- ting, leaning He was just one more old Sea Bright, particularly, has be regarded as precious land. pink edition was yellow Jour- Frank's reporters wrote one ing reporters and running He never said anyone did a man among a million of them been left in a precarious condition. One of the reasons Sea Bright's nalism. All of Carson's scan- for her boys. The makeup editor sat good job because no one ever The seawall there, which separates seawall is approaching a state of the ocean from the river, was in bad uselessness is that the beach there shape before the storm and it now is has eroded tremendously in the past in danger of breaking up. Police 30 to 40 years. Where there formerly One step toward freedom Chief John Carmody, who was were miles of sandy beaches, there among those who inspected the wall, now is nothing to keep the ocean By JAMKS J. KILPATKICK """"' """" imiiimiimii The bill passed the Ken- other states, il may be a long said much of it was pounded loose from washing directly against the tucky House by the crushing time before the legalization by high waves which washed large seawall. With the beating it takes LEXINGTON. Ky. - This CONSERVATIVE margin of 79-14. That vote bills amount to more than sections out to sea. Mayor Cecile F. even in normal weather, it is no wandering correspondent ought to tell the doctors symbols of protest. Because turned up in Kentucky on the of the FDA's unrelenting op- Norton described the wall as "hold- wonder that the seawall crumbles something. And it was not as same day the Kentucky VIEW if the establishment's position position. Laetrile cannot be ing by a thread." when storms send high waves crash- House of Representatives went unheard. lawfully manufactured, im- Years of neglect have brought ing into it. voted to legalize Laetrile. IIIIIIIIIIIIIKl I Illlllllll Mill Opponents of the bill ar- ported, distributed, or sold about the horrible condition of the Some people in government have You could travel a long way things about state legisla- gued, for example, that Laet- within the United Stales. Nei- and not see a more absorbing ther court orders nor stale wall. It's been at least 15 years since refused through the years to believe tures: If you listen, you hear rile is "dangerous." Propo- demonstration of the demo- the people talking. nents simply did not believe il laws appear to matter to any major work has been done, and engineers who claim that the only cratic process in action. It would have been wonder- — and the proponents are KILPATKICK Commissioner Kennedy's Chief Carmody says the jetties ex- way to build up the beaches, and The proceedings were cov- fully useful if the nation's me- clearly right. The contention people. tended into the ocean are half the thus keep the ocean from the sea- ered by the educational tele- dical establishment could that Laetrile is dangerous be- posal. The FDA sent a repre- The medical establishment size they were when first installed. wall's edge, is the strategic place- vision channel. KET. and have watched the televised cause apricot kernels contain sentative to testify against has done itself no good, and broadcast in their entirety al The state especially its Office of ment of jetties in the ocean. debate. It would have been cyanide recalls the contention the bill. But the federal probably has done itself much 11 o'clock that night. The even better if some of Com- spokesman "just snickered at harm, by the impression of Shore Protection, recognizes the sea- We're glad that Mayor Norton is 20 years ago that sodium flu- speakers at Frankfort weren't missioner Donald Kennedy's oride is dangerous because it us." said Rep. Ronald Cyrus arrogance the doctors have wall's shortcomings, but it hasn't not among those who oppose the con- quite as articulate as the ac- minions at the Food and Drug goes into rat poison. There is of Flatwoods. "He sat In the conveyed in this affair. This done anything substantial to provide struction of jetties. In her plea for tors on "I Claudius." but Administration could have lis- no evidence that Laetrile is back of Ihe room and sni- correspondent many times a remedy. Following a referendum immediate help to repair the wall, what the legislature debate tened in These hoity-toity fel- any more dangerous than oth- ckered and talked." has emphasized that Laet- lacked in stagecraft It made in which the public authorized funds she also included a request for at lows could use a little humili- er drugs, and it probably is The debate closed with a rile. on the record, is no more up in old fashioned integrity effective in treating cancer for shorefront protection, the state leist seven new jetties and the re- ty. They might have found it safer to have around the short, stunning speech by This is one of the lovely at Frankfort. house than aspirin. Rep. William K McBee of than so many tablets of pair of those already there. allotted $3.5 million to Sea Bright Opponents also argued that Burlington. He has cancer. Turns. When all the testi- for seawall reconstruction. The prob- We hope the Legislature re- to make Laetrile legally He has twice been operated monial statements have been lem, however, is that the borough is sponds affirmatively to Sea Bright's available would lure cancer on for tumors. He has duti- discounted, no convincing sci- required to come up with matching call for help. Prompt action is im- victims into accepting treat- fully taken exactly the treat- entific proof of Laetrile's val- funds. That, of course, is an impos- ment by quackery instead of ment prescribed by the me- ue has ever been adduced. perative. At the same time. New dical establishment. "But if it But this Is not the point. In a sibility. The tiny municipality can- treatment by chemotherapy, Jersey should initiate action which radiation and surgery. The comes back on me," he said, free society, men must be not come up with anything near that will result in the federal govern- proponents responded by "and if they keep cutting on free to make foolish decisions kind of money, and neither can any ment's acceptance of responsibility pointing to the terms of the me. and I don't have anything affecting their owft -Jives. In of the other municipalities which for shorefront protection up and bill: Every patient would be else to turn to. I'll go to Laet- Frankfort last week: ^Mje heard that line old principle need seawall repairs. down both its coasts. required to sign a form ac- rile." knowledging that he has been In Kentucky, as in a dozen defended, loud and clear. informed that the drug's worth has not been scien- Communications at Brookdale tifically established The Kentucky legislators Today in history It seems to have taken a news We think that is fine, particu- understood precisely what is story and an editorial in The Regis- larly if it succeeds in getting com- involved in this controversy. By The Associated Press neutrality of Switzerland. ter, but the word finally has come munity input and if the system pro- It is not the efficacy of Laet- In IMS. in World War II, forward that the Brookdale Commu- vides the community information rile. but the freedom of the On this date in 118*. the the Soviets captured Buda- English Parliament adopted a nity College President's Advisory about the college. individual. In the whole of the pest from the German* after debate, not a single speaker bill of rights. a M-day siege of the Hun- Council has been scrapped. What we did not appreciate, argued that Laetrile has val- On this date: garian capital. Dr. Donald H. Smith, Brook- however, was having people think ue in the treatment of cancer. In 1633, the Italian astrono- In 1975. Turkish Cyprloti dale's president, said he intends to they were members of an Advisory What they argued was (he mer. Galileo, arrived in Rome proclaimed a separate stale meet with community opinion-set- Council when, indeed, the council no right of a cancer victim, and was detained by the Ro- in the Turkish-occupied north- man Catholic inquisition. ters on an individual basis rather longer existed. hiving tried every con- ern part of the island. ventional form of treatment In 161$. the first public than convening the council a couple That condition, we believe, is Ten years ago: A special without success, to obtain school in the United States, U.S. envoy, Cyrus Vance, wan of times a year. He said he will try to symptomatic of a communications possible relief from a drug the Boston Public Latin in South Korea to tnvertlfaU arrange monthly meetings with such problem at the upper levels at "that just might help." School, was founded. reports of increased bellig- groups as bankers, retail managers, Brookdale. Many people, including Under the surface of the de- In 1741, Andrew Bradford of erency by Communist North mayors and local government offi- the Board of Freeholders, desire to bate, one sensed a deep vein Philadelphia published the Korea. first magazine in the United cials, senior citizens, superinten- help the college. They will, we're of resentment. The Hate's Five years ago: World mon- legislative research service States dents and school board members sure, if they know what's going on Thal'M Htrange. According lo our map ey markets were in a state of had conducted interim hear- In IK0. the League of Na- flux after U.S. devaluation of and the like. there. we should be at Mount Confidence/ ings on the legalization pro- tions recognized the perpetual the dollar by 10 percent. t SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY FEBRUARY 13. 1978 The D*«ty Regfcter 7 Older workers' job security legislation may backfire NEW YORK - The one sure thing about all of us is that retain many workers they would prefer gracefully to retire, "About 40 million men and women — nearly half the labor we are getting older — the alternative is less pleasant - and and younger workers, whose climb up the promotion ladder force — are. employed by small companies and local enter- so there natorally ts widespread interest in the congressional would be blocked — longer than expected - by seniors cling- prises, many of which do not have pension pains Those who effort this year to ban mandatory retirement before age 70. ing to the top rungs It would be naive to assume that these cannot get along on Social Security payments will want to con- Now, however, the uncomfortable realization is beginning to groups will not fight back vigorously LOUIS tinue working The longer they remain on the payroll, emerge that in trying to protect the jobs of older workers, the One of the few people who have made serious studies of through, the more vulnerable employers will be to complaints legislation may actually serve to make those jobs less secure. the likely impact of the impending federal law is Joseph of discrimination if they're discharged before 70 As a con- By now, it should come as no surprise that good legisla- Stahl, senior vice president of Alexander and Alexander, a fi- RUKEYSER sequence, both large and small companies may start to weed tive intentions often translate into bad legislative results. But nancial services firm and business consultant on actuarial out marginal people in their 50s and early Ml the delayed-retirement issue is particularly noteworthy, both and employee benefit plans. He thinks one of the first effects because of the casualness with which it has romped through will be to make job tenure less certain for marginal workers The problem comes not in permitting qualified workers to Congress and because of the pervasive economic and social in their Ms and,early Ms. retire at 70 rather than 65. but in legally establishing an older changes for which it may be responsible. As Stahl put it to me: "Companies with pension plans muted to hang on until they qualify for pension If the pro- minimum age for mandatory' retirement Management and la- The new law, which is slated for passage this spring, may not be so lenient as they have been in keeping employees posed law adds five years lo the accepted employment span bor authorities argue that mandatory retirement at 65 serves could immediately injure the interests of two large and sig- who don't meet top performance criteria People in their Us companies may begin to apply competency tests lo people in now as a face-saving process for aging workers, who thus nificant economic groups: employers, who would be forced to who no longer can carry full workloads oftentimes are per- their late Ms to avoid later charges of age discrimination avert the stigma of being branded as drags on a company Extending that age five j-ears may trigger a rash of com- petency tests, which are not barred by the new law — and. in turn, extensive litigation challenging IJUMC tests as violations of the 1967 Age Discrimination in Employment Act Even with the best will, it is often difficult lo establish ob- Home health care —another answer jective criteria for competency tests Kor most jobs they in- By SYLVIA PORTER iiiiiimiiimmiiiiiiiiiHiiilHiitiiiiHiiiiiiiiM of the newly-merged Blue Cross and Blue Shield Assn. volve highly subjective decisions by superiors Employers Home health care programs are taking hold from coast "With nospltalization costs continuing to soar, nursing anxious lo discourage older workers — and impel them "vol- to coast as one of the "newest" solutions to runaway hospi- homes incapable of accommodating the swelling ranks of untarily" to take early retirement — might, for example, pile tal costs (although, in actuality, home care is the oldest applicants and an overburdened society unable to help on work beyond their physical capacity, relegate them to mi- form of care there is) YOUR MONEY'S families threatened with dissolution, the homemaker- nor or unpleasant jobs, bypass them on raises and promotions Today, 55 of the nation's 70 Blue Cross plans offer health aide is filling a big vacuum." adds Florence Mnorc. or shift them to unfamiliar and ill-suited assignments home care benefits to more than 38 million of their sub- executive director of the National Council for Home- scribers, against only 25 million subscribers at 32 plans six Maker-Home Health Aide Services. Inc., a New York- What isn't generally known is how strong the trend has years ago. WORTH based nonprofit organization with units and affiliates the been toward earlier — rather than later - retirement In the nation over. decade ending in 1975. more than 8!> percent of all those who With home care, you, the patient, may receive an early retired under Social Security look their benefits early - that discharge from the hospital to continue your treatment or I Illl IMIIIIM1VM IMIi It was back in 1947 that the modern concept of home convalesce at home. You may be provided with a hi-lo hos- is. between ages 62 and 65 If a combination of double-digit In- and walkerettes. care was pioneered by New York's Montefiore Hospital It flation and a legislatively longer "normal" work life results In pital bed, an overbed table and any other needed medical Home care must be preceded by hospitalizalion in was a revolutionary concept, for it was not limited lo the equipment and supplies. Many of the same services you indigent or elderly chronically ill. bul was open to all types widespread postponement of retirement. Slahl believes, "we many plans providing home care benefits; in others, it will have a very serious social problem, with the young- pitted would get in the hospital are available at home. For in- may be in place of a hospital stay if the care is a recog- of patients and was a broad community-coordinated pro- stance, under a physician's supervision, a nurse and physi- gram calling on many forms of skills. against the old for the right to work " otherapist may visit you, if you are a patient, twice a week nized alternative to inhospital. Some Blue Cross plans pro- vide the care at no extra charge. And the days spent on As recently as 1963. though, there were only 250 to administer drugs, check blood pressure and give, the- agencies in the U.S. with coordinated home care programs rapy. If necessary, an ambulance can pick you up period- home care do not reduce the number oUnhospital benefit days to which you are entitled. Today, such programs are provided by about 2.200 home ically and deliver you to the hospital for more detailed che- health agencies — most visiting nurse associations, but ckups or for X-ray therapy. You may feel more comfortable at home If you're con- also other community organizations, hospitals and health I HEART'S DELIGHT And not only does home care get hospital patients valescing or chronically ill. You may find the quality of departments. Tuesday home sooner. It's far less costly than inhospital care and. care at least as high as that of a hospital. The care at The savings to individuals are and can be enormous A In many areas, it frees hospital beds for other patients who home may be much more preferable for psychological rea- 1976 estimate of average in-home care costs of less than February 14 need them. sons alone. 130 per day against inhospital average costs for full ser- So convinced is the Blue Cross Assn. of the potential in In any case, your use of home care is optional — and vices of $15179 per day Is already way out-of-date In home care, that It has just created a model home health not every patient is accepted for home care. Screening and Rochester, as an illustration, the $25 home care cost com- care benefits package that it will urge all of its member evaluation determine the suitability of the home and con- pares with $200 for inhospital' plans to adopt. sider the nature of the illness. Most cases are orthopedic The savings to the hospitals and insurance plans in FLOWERS In the package In addition to the above benefits will (fractures), cardiovascular and cancer, but also included terms of services and beds are equally enormous And in- be: occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social have bean emphysema, arthritis, and the like calculable are the benefits in emotional-psychological VALENTINE SPECIAL service, electro-cardlography, oxygen treatment, nutri- "It also may be time to give serious consideration to terms tional guidance, lab tests and X-ray services, health aide, home care programs for the elderly as an alternative to As for the job opportunities for you. they could be eye- Boxed Candy with $4 f? j homemaker services and such equipment as wheelchairs nursing home care," says Walter J. McNerney. president openers. Floral Arrangement I 9 BOUQUET OF $£95: CUT FLOWERS Consumer move: Victim of success? OPEN SUNDAY FEB. 12 ByJOHNHINNIFt' efforts to develop a federal taneous reaction to serious eral positions, "and is now sumer interests. movement has already done NEW YORK (AP) - In the consumer agency have failed. marketplace abuses became a spreading around federal At a time when surveys so much that Americans feel 1960s the consumer movement Now the House of Represen- concerted search for less ob- grant money to consumer or- show many Americans are less exploited than they did 15 :•//„• 8>et<4 surged like a current through tatives has voted, In effect, to vious offenses that might feed ganizations." more fearful than ever about years ago the nation, igniting the hopes put the idea Into mothballs. the need of the institution, Denenberg wrote in a col- the growth of bureaucracy Enormously better edu- of millions who felt increas- There are theories that and keep the Institution alive. umn for the Philadelphia Sun- and its inability to respond cated in the ways of the mar- ingly helpless in a, world of seek to explain what hap- That at least is one theory. day Bulletin that the presi- quickly to consumer needs, ketplace, and perhaps belter FLORIST professional marketing. pened. Herb Denenberg, one of the dent "has thus conned, such an argument had a tell- able fo take care of them- Reduced to a nub, the prob- One of them is that success original, most energetic and coopted and used much of the ing impact. .selves, they undoubtedly are 1300 ROUTE 35, Middletown FTD < lem was one of the amateur happened. An amazing informed of the consumer ad- consumer movement, but he There were other reasons grateful to the movement, but 671-4082 buyer, naive In the ways of amount of success, so much vocates, still as outspoken as has not delivered." too, and one of them just maybe a bit weary of its re- the market, attempting to that we easily forget the when he was Pennsylvania in- But there is more to the sto- might be that the consumer petitions, too compete against the profes- transformation: automobile surance commissioner, offers ry. No one theory is likely to sional seller, sophisticated recalls, purer foods, clearer this blunt verdict: weave together all the frayed and even devious at times. labeling, fair credit. Hun- "The consumer movement threads. Early on, the movement dreds of successes. has matured. But it has ma- Campaigns by business, was characterized by sponta- tured In the wrong way. It particularly the Chamber of COLONIAL'S BIG Success is heady; It Is pow- neity, enthusiasm, right- er, honor, money. It leads to now behaves more as a politi- Commerce of the United eousness, selflessness and organizations and vested in- cal organization which sells States played a big role. The The Highest Annual Rate Allowed by Law For A Commercial Bank! idealism as consumers sought terests. Professionalism, a out for jobs and money." chamber pointedly and repea- to Improve their knowledge sense of duty, replaces ama- The Carter administration, tedly observed that scores of and power so as to avoid ex- teur enthusiasnTsriTl^ he charges, has compromised federal agencies already were ploitation stitutionalization sets in. the consumer movement by dedicated. In theory if not What happened? Repeated What had been a spon- appointing its leaders to fed- practice, to defending con- Sharing in the profits A LIMITED ISSUE By DAVID R. SARGENT llilllllllKin I IMiaillllllllllllHI able job of keeping pace with inflation. I'd rate the shares a y — My family consumes buy for income and growth. so much Pepsi-Cola that I'm To MR, Iowa: I see no considering purchase of the SUCCESSFUL reason for you to disturb your stock to hopefully get some of Union Income shares, but the return that I must be con- Dreyfus Leverage is perhaps tributing to. What is your ad- INVESTING too speculative. The fund Make More On Your Savings vice? G.M., Iowa may borrow money, sell short A — I understand your rea- and engage in short-term with Colonial s new Limiled Issue Oiler* Our 6 year soning and, In this case, I transactions to achieve its ob- investment cerlilicatc" pays a big 7' A annual interest iiiiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiititmiHiiiiiii jective of capital apprecia- think it could pay off. Pep- That s THE HIGHEST ANNUAL RATE allowed by law (or siCo (NYSE) commands a prospects are quite good. As a interest acts as a support to tion. You might begin pur- : modest P/E and long-term result of a number of aus- prices. Castle Convertible, on chasing some shares of Fide- Commercial Banks lo pay on S;ivmyi Cortilicalcs The minimum picious acquisitions, the com- the AMEX. achieved an 8 per- lity-Equity Income Fund for deposit is only S 1000 and interest is compounded annually pany, In addition to being a cent average annual rate of your Keogh account. The fund ' In addition you have an option on how you may have vour interest Covenant leading marketer of soft growth over the five years is located at 35 Congress drinks, is also involved in 1973-1977, thus doing a credit- Street, Boston, Mass. 02109 paid Quarterly Semiannually Annually or at maturity ceremony snacks (Ftito-Lay), sporting So stop in at any Colonial Branch soon 'this is a limited oiler, goods (Wilson) and fast foods and start making more money on your savings NOW (Pizza Hut.) And because you are the only one who knows what savings plan rescheduled Pizza Hut was acquired in "Hthe is right lor you Colonial also oilers the lollowing plans FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - November, 1977, and results A formal covenant attesting of this division will benefit calls you in, 1 to a relationship between St. from the opening of more than 58 units last year. Soft 6%.:: 6.27% 5 2% • 5.61% Robert Bellarmine's Roman :•••. l • . -v • Catholic Church and the Hope drink operations should also we'll go with Lutheran Church will be post a good gain in 1(78, ben- i Yeai I Passbook A signed In a parish accord at efiting from domestic and in- you. No extra charge." St. Robert's Parish center, ternational volume growth When we prepare your return, we stand be- Georgia Road, on Feb. 23 at and modest price hikes. Frito- Lay shipments should also be hind our work. So if the IRS should call you 8:30 p.m. in, H&R Block will go along with you at no The two congregations will up nicely, both here and commonly pledge cooperation abroad. And the Wilson divi- charge. Not as your legal representative, but and support in five areas: sion should be bolstered by a to answer any questions about how your taxes new golf line and new tennis spiritual, lntellectural, moral, were prepared. That's Reason No. 5 why H&R products. I rate the stock a Block should do your taxes. organizational and social, in- buy for growth. dicating that the two share the nim mission and minis- Q — I'm interested in pur- COLONIAL try chasing a convertible bond H&R BLOCK Tbe two churches have held hind, as I feel that this would THE MCOME TAX PEOPLE ecumenical Thanksgiving ser- be a good choice (or the sort RED BANK 1OW. Front St. 741-2600 vices since 1171 and for the of market we have been in past nve years have shared a and probably will continue to MDOUTOWN 1109 Highway 35 671-9314 summer Bible school with experience for a while. D.H., 222-9039 Indiana LONG MUNCH 61« Broadway 1 teachers from both parishes. KEYPMT 100 Rout. 35 264-6966 Among those participating A — Convertibles tend to NATIONAL in the signing of tbe accord move up if the underlying REDKM0 811 Route 33 462-5526 are Bishop George W. Abr, of stock rises or If the bond mar- OKN « AM to • P« WOKDAVt M MT 4 SUN the Roman Catholic Diocese ket rallies on an Interest rate *PW)WfTMEWT» AVAJLA1U — OPEN SUNDAY • Colonial ft* National Bar* rtwivn It* rr«N 10 dnKOMmm ItM otl«r wittaut hjrlhet nolce I of Trenton and the Rev. Har- decline. Though convertibles "F«dwilR«flolll»oolp«fnMiMltlOftw»Holillwp«flollt»Slvir>fllCtftiltcJIMt>*tofem»lutilywitttmte*MtpliOiim«iegut»i cmbockralf Howevtr nomlefntwillbCCMIOn trip when stocks stumble, Also in during regular w*M»Mm lunrja lor IMIM m month! thty or p"w lo a quarterly oilnttnrH ceriod * imlMuu ol «l mteteil on Ihe amount ern District of tbe American as far or as fast because their Ltfheraa Church. wrthefrawn bKfc to the datt ol vw tftpoiil or the beginning ol tht iMt quarterly withdrawal perwd whichever n acetic able 8 The Drily Regfeter SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY FEBRUARY 13. 1978 Howard announces nominees for service academies Stephen P Byrne. Highlands; WASHINGTON - Repr nomimte 10 candidates for at any one time. In addition, son; Margaret Ruddy, Wall Edward D Vaughan. Atlantic (principal): Brian J Daley. liam F. Moebius. Rumson: Sandra G Mitchell. Hazlet: Junes I. Howard, D-N.J , has each vacancy they have at each senator and representa- Township; Michael Heiser. Highlands; Kenneth W Clark. Rumson; David F. Karpick. Jeffrey M Williams. Marl- Michael Pearce. Spring Lake: announced his slate of nomi- the three major service aca- tive may nominate 10 candi- Ocean Grove; David Weeden. Freehold; David L Smith. Middletown; Paul A. Den- boro: Richard Chamberlin Kevin P. Eley .Rumson; new to the United States ser- demies, and may have a total dates to the U.S. Merchant Holmdel. Steven G Jan- Freehold; Jon R Shatto. ham. Freehold; Henry W Jr., Farmingdale and Robert James B McPherson. vice academies. ol 15 cadets in the academies Marine Academy without re- kowski, West Belmar; Wil- Long Branch; Luc F Lam- Jentz 2nd. Holmdel; Michael L Rubin. Hazlet Bradley Beach: Robert G. gard to a quota system. liam G. Walsh, Red Bank; bert, Manasquan; James J. J Lupola, Middletown; Wil- i of Congress may Lauttman. Neptune: Eamonn Richard Godfrey. English- Wallace. Englishlown; Rich- U.S. Merchant Marine Aca- The following is a list of Toner Jrd. Howell and Burl town: Donna Hilsman. Fort ard A Magulre, Sea Girt: demy, Kings Point. NY: those nominated from the W Thompson Jr.. West Al- Monmouth and Kenneth L Jeffrey Cahill. Middletown James Fallon. Rumson; Scott Third Congressional District: lenhurst U.S. Military Academy. Boeglen. Ttnton Falls. and Theodore Picchini. Mata- M. Biggio. Point Pleasant: West Point, NY (one va US Air Force Academy. wan. cancy): Michael J. Burke. Colorado Springs. Colo (one US Naval Academy. Anna- Farmingdale, (principal); vacancy); Bryan Daly. Atlan- polis. Md. (one vacancy).: Pe- Drug abuse drama slated Daniel J Mulholland. Rum- tic Highlands, (principal): ter Haglich. Eatontown. MANALAPAN - A play which will dramatize through dramatizing the misuse and family situations the impacts abuse of drugs and alcohol of alcohol and drug abuse. Board post sought by mother of 7 will be presented Wednesday The drug abuse board's at Manalapan High School at public education committee LONG BRANCH - The High School. West End School education for every student 8 p.m. The production is spon- sponsors the project under daughter-in-law of county and Long Branch Junior High that attends the Long Branch sored by the Monmouth Coun- the chairmanship of Mrs. Ro- Sheriff Paul Kiernan is one of School. schools," said Mrs. Kiernan ty Board of Drug Abuse Ser- salie Osborne of Will Twp. the 18 candidates In this city's She is married to Paul Kier- She added, "I would like to vices first school board election on nan Jr., a real estate broker improve the quality of edua- Feb 14 in West End and has lived in tion in all the neighborhood The production will also be Joan Kiernan, the 46-year- this city 25 years. schools. sponsored by the Graves Classified Way old mother of seven children, "I have had a great deal of "As in anything I believe Booster Club and the high has held office in the PTA or- experience with both children there is always room for im- •school A local professional dial ganizations of Star of the Sea and parents in the past It provement. 1 would like to acting troupe, the forum play- "The Action Line MymUvhi Academy, Holy Trinity years. As a parent, I stand see every taxpayer in the city ers, will appear in the produc- BUtMlCNlC School, Red Bank Catholic for a thorough and efficient proud of our school system." Juiklmui tion, "The Game of Silence." 542-1700 Levin seeks City board city school candidate Imitated, but never matched- you can still go "direct"! board seat eyes basics LONG BRANCH - Number 61 may be Myron Levin's LONG BRANCH - Burton lucky number. Resale believes in getting Mr. Levin has drawn the back to basics. eleventh place on the ballot in Mr. Resnlc, seeking one of the Feb. 14 school board elec- the two two-year seats in this tion. He is seeking a two-year city's first school board elec- term. tion, maintains that basic A lifelong city resident, Mr. skills must be stressed In the Levin is a program manager educatlpn of Long Branch and division chief for the fed- youth. eral Department of Defense. The 40-year-old graduate of He is also vice president of Northeastern University Is the Union Paper Company in employed at Ft. Monmouth as Red Bank. an engineer and for the past He is a past president of the Don't stand in line—use your line... several years has managed a Elberon School PTA; past multi-million dollar Army vice president of the Elberon program improving the Community Association; past You save—even when you pay. A great new way to bank! Army's communications -elec- vice president of the Long tronics field equipment. Branch Jewish Community As a city resident for the Center and past chairman of past 18 years, he has partici- the Anti-Defamation League pated in civic, fraternal, so- of B'nal B'rtth. cial and religious organiza- He said that as a member tions. of the school board, he would 66I can transfer funds by He is a past president of the be concerned that our chil- phone any time of day or night men's club of the Congrega- dren be provided with the tion Brothers of Israel and Is best free basic quality educa- from my Direct Account Statement presently on its board of di- tion possible; the physical fa- Savings to my checking account. rectors. cilities be conducive to educa- 66 He Is also an editor of the tion and that the adminis- 66I'm a VIP with Direct That keeps my money earning I pay my bills by phone B'nai B'riUi Bulletin, a mem- trators and educators be giv- interest right up to the time I write through Direct Account, for only ber of the Knights of Pythias, en the equipment to provide Account! My Direct Account card American Association for the each child with basic skills speeds check cashing, deposits or a check. 10c each—that's less than the cost Advancement of Science and necessary to develop to his or of a postage stamp. Direct Account army associate member of her fullest potential." ujitfidraioa/s at all Provident offices the Electronics Industries As- throughout New Jersey. even pays for my call! sociation. Mr. Resnic, who has done volunteer work at the Liberty Street Community Center, has two children attending 66 city schools. 1 don't even I mend my have to paycheck to remember when Direct my Provident mortgage or Account. I love instalment loan thebig5V*%day payment is due. 1 inlday out have Direct dividend I get until Account handle I need to pay my them for me— bills. without charge.

' I receive a Scientist 66I get one combined %% discount 66I can have free extra* fro* monthly statement for my on any Provident Direct Account like unlimited city board Direct Account checking and instalment loan personal checking, Barclays Statement Savings account. I don't when I authorize Travelers Cheques, personalized candidate even have to stand in line to have my Direct Account gift checks and 24-Hour Cash ' LONG BRANCH - Robert City board Lefker, who is seeking the my interest posted! to make regular Card privileges. one-year seat available on the monthly candidate city's school board is a man of science — literally repayment. Mr. Lefker, 481 Norwood tells goals Ave., is listed in the "Ameri- LONG BRANCH - Donald can Men of Science" direc- B. Wood says his program of tory and has had published 11 progress with economy will scientific papers in inter- bring stability to the Long national scientific journals. Talk to a real live'teller—not a computer! Branch schools He even brought that sci- Mr. Wood, a chemical engi- ence background into the city neer at Ft. Monmouth, Is schools when he was invited vying for one of the two two- by teachers in the West End year seats on the city's school School to give a lecture on his board In toe Feb. H election. scientific trip to Greenland to Call (800) 742-2800 A resident of this city for 23 the students. yean, Mr. Wood has an ex- Mr. Lefker is employed as tensive scientific background a physicist at Ft. Monmouth Toll-free in New Jersey 24 hours a day—7 days a week which includes developing and holds a master degree in patents and having 14 written mathematics and astronomy 9 to 5, Monday thru Friday (business accounts not eligible) papers published. from the University of Il- He received a degree In linois. chemical engineering from "I am a firm believer in ESTABLISHED THE OLD BEEHIVE the Newark College of Engi- quality education so that our neering in 1952 Since ISM, he young people can assume has been employed at Ft. their proper role in society. llonmouth and Is responsible To emphasize the basics - PROVIDENT for initiating, organizing and reading, writing and arith- conducting internal and ex- metic balanced with an ade- ternal programs for the im- quate physical education pro- provement of dry cells. gram is what is necessary," Mr. Wood hopes to "insure said the candidate. HUDSON. BERGEN, ESSEX, OCEAN, MONMOUTH, MIDDLESEX and SOMERSET COUNTIES that each student in the city He is active in the Boy schools is provided with the Scouts in Long Branch and in MEMBER FDIC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO 140,000 proper classroom environ- Middletown. He is also- a ment to receive a well- charter member of the B'nai NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: rounded education which B'rith Lodge of Red Bank and stresses the basic skills- Is on the executive committee 636 Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Street, Red Bank \ Mr. Wood is the father of of the "Friends of the N.J. Seaview Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township four children. State Orchestra." SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1978 Nets *streakpast' Knicksfor 3rd PISCATAWAY (AP) - The New Jersey Nets are streak- The Nets held New York to just one basket in the final six ick and Beards Rocket* 111, Jazz 112 ing again, but this time they're going in the right direction minutes and finally took the lead 109 108 on a jumper by Wil- "He was really too far out for a good shot." Loughery Calvin Murphy scored 35 points and Moses Malone 23 to The Nets, who w«pt into last weekend's all-star break liamson with 30 seconds to play. Tim Bassett made the second said, "but what can you do? If you win on a shot like Wil- lead Houston over New Orleans The Rockets made their with a It-game losing streak, the longest in the National Bas of two free throw attempts with 10 seconds left to give New liamson's you gotta believe it was meant to be." move behind their two high scorers with six minutes left ketball Association this season, posted their third consecutive Jersey a two-point edge, but New York's Butch Beard was Wers IM. SiperSmlcs M when they broke away irnm a 98-98 tie by outscoring the victory yesterday by trimming the New York Knlcks 112- fouled as he drove to the basket and sank both free throws Doug Collins scored 29 points and Lloyd Free 24 to lead Jazz 13-4 111 oa John Williamson's 25-looter at the buzzer. with one second left to tie the score. Philadelphia past Seattle. Trailing 84-75 after three quarters. Hawks 1IC. Lakers 113 "It was never in doubt, was it?" asked Nets Coach Kevin The Nets called a timeout to move the ball to mtdcourt. Seattle rallied to cut the deficit to two points at 95-93 with John Drew scored a careerhigh 48 points to lead Atlanta Lougbery, elated at the victory over the local rival. Loughery explained that Kevin Porter had two options in pas- 4 55 remaining But the 7Sers then scored 10 of the next over Los Angeles The Lakers, who trailed by 18 points with Not really .Kevin. The Knicks appeared to be in command sing the ball inbounds: go to Bernard King inside or William- 12 points to eam their 16th victory in the last 21 games a minute left in the third quarter, rallied in the final period with an «M0 lead going into the final period, but the Nets' son outside ' Sos 111, Bullets IN and drew to within six points al 9488 with seven minutes half-court zone press turned things around. lo play Williamson got the ball deep on the right side, turned to- Paul Westphal scored 13 fourth-quarter points, Ron Lee "They forced us away from what we were doing," said ward the basket and let fly as he fell to the floor. It went 12 and Walter Davis 10 to lead Phoenix past Washington Paeers 111, Balls 14 Knicks center Bob McAdoo. "We forced some shots and didn't through cleanly, capping a brilliant 43 point effort. "Super The Bullets enjoyed an 87-80 lead at the outset of the last Ricky Sobers, Earl Tatum and Mike Bantom scored 20 make them. We don't have anybody to blame but ouselves John" played the entire 48 minutes and hit 18 of JJ shots period, but the Suns' lop three scorers buried Washington of a club-record 23 consecutive points lo lead Indiana past They put that zone on us and we went to pieces " against a trio of Knlck defenders Earl Monroe, Glen Godrez- under a barrage of fast-break baskets. Chicago and stop a 10-game losing streak. Rangers lose to fpoor' Canadiens

NEW YORK (AP) — It was somewhat surprising to Greschner gave New York a 1-0 lead on a power play at 9:2H Flyers 4, Capitals I watch the Montreal Canadiens extend their unbeaten streak of the first period, and when he made it 2-1 in the second peri- Fred Shero's Philadelphia Flyers beat Washington 4-1 to a games, tie a National Hockey League record, then com- od after Mario Tremblay brought the Canadiens even. Sunday night, they took 30 shots on the Capitals' goal while plain about how badly they're playing. "It seems like the Rangers, every game, they have four Washington managed just seven — yep, seven - over three They haven't lost since a 5-3 defeat at Pittsburgh on Dec or five minutes where they really put the pressure on," said periods. 17 and have tied the NHL standard shared by the Boston Montreal defenseman Serge Savard "But don't forget, we "It doesn't take a college graduate to figure out that seven Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers by winning 18 and tying five. had a moment like that, too." shots are not going to beat the Philadelphia Flyers or any "But we're not playing up to our capabilities," said Mon- other NHL club," observed Capitals Coach Tommy McVie, treal defenseman Larry Robinson. "We show streaks of what That moment came in the second period. Yvan Coumoyer who this season alone has suffered through winless streaks we can do, and when we see we're not doing It consistently, tied it a second time on a power play at 5:57, skating away of 20, seven and eight games. we know we're not playing well." from defenseman Carol Vadnais at the left wind end boards Shero was somewhat sympathetic to his counterpart. "I They played well enough to beat the New York Rangers 5- and streaking behind the net before coming in front to jam a thought they (Washington) did as well as they could with i last night, but the Canadiens were not satisfied because five-foot shot past New York goalie Wayne Thomas. what they have," he said. "Maybe they could have taken they had played "only" well enough to win. Guy Lafleur snapped in a Robinson pass at 111:51, then Re- more chances. What's the difference If you lose by five or "We played pretty well," observed goalie Ken Dryden. jean Houle made it 4-2 Montreal at 11:07 and Steve Shutt com- six goals or three?" "Had we not, we could have been In for a surprise." pleted the outburst at 19:52, just five seconds after the "It was a tough game to coach," he said after the Flyers They were somewhat surprised when defenseman Ron Rangers' Pat Hlckey was caught hooking Lafleur pulled within a point of the first-place New York Islanders In the Patrick Division. "The hardest job In hockey today Is maintaining discipline In a game like that. Bartas I, Islanders 1 . Walt McKechnle scored his 13th goal of the season with 5:11 remaining to give Cleveland Its tie with the Islanders. The explanation from New York Coach Al Arbour: "We played cement-head hockey." J.P. Parise, traded to the Barons by the Islanders on Jan. 10, scored Ihe other Cleveland goal. Garry Howatt and Michel Bergeron scored for New York. RtcMes 1, North Stan 1 Goals 40 seconds apart by Roland Eriksson and Per-Olov Brasar in the 16th minute of the third period capped Minnesota's comeback from a 3-0 deficit and gave the North Stars three of a possible four points in their first weekend under new Coach-General Manager Lou Nanne. "We've played well now for six periods," said Nanne. "The team never quit. I'm very proud of our players." Flames 2, Black Hawks 2 Alain Daigle potted a 15-foot shot with 2:06 remaining to pull out a tie for the red-hot Black Hawks and extend their unbeaten streak to nine Kam.es. Ivan Boldirev had the other goal for Chicago, which has lost just once in the last 15 games. Red Wings I, Canucks 3 Paul Woods scored three times to help Detroit hand Vancouver its fifth consecutive loss. Dan Maloney added two goals for the Red Wings NHL standings

• r TM »n.< iol.a Pun smrtfw Divine* NATIONAL HOCKIY LEAGUE CNCO0O 72 17 U SB 1) All Times EST Voncouvei u V Colorodo 17 71 13 37 US Minnesota 12 IS 6 30 13* 211 WAlfSCONFERENCE SI Louli II U 7 79 119 204 SfltttrtMy't Garnet N w ijM Pit OF OA Philadelphia at Boiton.ppd., mow Montreol 37 7 9 II Til 123 Toro.i.oS, New York ROrVfleri J LosAnoeles SS 161 150 New York Ijlondert |, Detroit I n x it- Montreal 7. St Loull 3 Pittsburgh II 23 13 48 171 710 Mirw.«,o.a 3, Voncouvtr 1 Detroit 30 25 I 41 163 1U PIHitHirgh 3. Lot Angelfi 3, tie Woshlngton 10 34 1) 31 124 311 tmtmv'i oamit Colorado 3, Mlnneiota 5. tie New York Hlartd«fi2,Clev«iond2,ilt Adams Division Atlanta 2, Chlcogo2, M* Boston 34 12 7 75 211 130 Detroit I. Vancouver 3 Buffolo 31 10 I] IS 191 139 Phi.otK-Bhlo.. Wathmgton I • •filter sU< oaete kr Carl Far kae Toronto 71 IS 10 U 114 147 Uontreol S, New York Rongen 3 Cleveland II 35 6 47 159 120 St. Louli al Boston, ppd mow SCORING TWO - Red Bank Catholic's Mike Mondavi Gomt Largey goes up for a layup in yesterday's CAMPKLLCONFtHENCE Tpronloot Buffalo, ?:3Sp m PetrlO. Division I wMtfoy i OMlM game against CBA as Mike O'Snaughnessy NYlllonoers 33 13 • 75 230 Vancouver at Woihlngton, 7: 3S p.m. (32) and Steve Driscoll (34) look on. Largey PniloMlpnlo » 12 10 74 214 Chicago ot Pittsburgh. 7.IS p.m. Atmnlo !J 21 13 • 57 I7J Lot Angcltl at New York I Dander t. scored 22 points but Colts won, 64-56. See sto- FOILED EFFORT—Montreal Canadiens' Guy La- Wayne Thomas In first period action of their NHL NY (longer! II 21 10 « IH lOSpm. Fleur, left, watches as his efforts toward scoring a game last night at Madison Square Garden. ry on page 10. goal are washed out by New York Rangers' goalie Rogers takes 2-stroke lead in Hope Classic PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) - BUI Rogers, seeking his strokes behind. at 277, seven strokes by Rogers. prize—$52,000 after the Japanese government deducted tint victory after four years on the pro golf tour, Jumped "It's going to take a 65, maybe a 84. by me because Bill Veteran Gene Littler, who shot a 69 at Bermuda Dunes, taxes—and a great deal of confidence going into this year. into the 2-stroke lead Sunday after four rounds of the isn't going to vary very much," said Watson, top money and David Graham, the first round leader who had a 70 $85,000, 90-hole Bob Hope Desert Classic winner In 1977 who already had taken two of the five at Indian Wells, were tied at 278, 10 under par. "A lot of good things have happened to me this week," Rogers shot a 5-underpar 67 at Eldorado, one of the four tournaments this year. said Rogers, nicknamed the "Panther" by his former courses used in the tournament, to end 72 holes with a 270. "I watched him practice the other day and he's swinging Others making the cut included Lee Trevino, who played roommate at the University of Houston, Bruce Lietzke, a matching the record-breaking score of Rik Messengale a very well." in the foursome with former President Gerald R. Ford, shot two-time winner last year. "The right putU have gone In. year ago. Rogers would need a 67 in the final Monday to Just 70 of the 128 pros made the cut for the final round, a 69 at Bermuda Dunes to wind up with a 280 and defending People don't win tournaments unless you get some breaks." tie the record. with 289 being the score that qualified a player into the fifth champion Massengale, who also had a 69 at Bermuda Dunes The young Texan also said he was fortunate this year to England's Peter Oosterhuis, playing in the last foursome round to be played at Bermuda Dunes. to have a 280 after four rounds. play in a flight from the so-called tour "heavies;" such as to tee off at Indian Wells, shot a 6-under-par 66, including NBC will televise one hour of the final beginning at 4 p.m. Watson, Trevino, Palmer and Hubert Green who were paired Arnold Palmer, winner here five times in Us 19-year a 31 on the front nine which he played last, to move within EST. with the celebrities such as former Ford, House Speaker history, shot a 75 at Bermuda Dunes but made the final two strokes of Rogers. Tied with Watson at 275 was Danny Edwards, winner of Tip O'Neill and comedian Flip Wilson. group of 10 with 289 and will play in Monday's final. Jerry McGee, playing at difficult La Quinta, shot a 2- the Greater Greensboro In 1977. who shot a 68 at Indian "Personally, I used it to my advantage," this week. "Last underpar 70 to end the four rounds with a 274 while Tom Wells. Even though Rogers has never won a Professional Golfers' year I was paired at the course with President Ford and Watson, tied for the lead with Rogers Saturday, came in Tim Simpson, a rookie on the tour last year, was In sixth Association tour tournament, he took first place last fall in the rest of the celebrities. You can let it bother you, but with a par 72 at host club Bermuda Dunes, to drop to five place by himself shooting a 68 at Indian Wells to put him the Taiheiyo Masters in Japan. That provided him a 165,000 you shouldn't let it Don King frets about Spinks-Ali matchup

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Fight impresario Don "And, make no mistake, he can expect a beating. 1 Arum and his live-wire publicity chief, Irving Rudd, King, insisting that his breath does not reek from sour don't care how old Ali is, how much overweight or how are stoutly defending the merits of the match, con- grapes, warned today that sending Leon Spinks against bored he seems. He's is still a great fighter — maybe tending it could produce a dramatic surprise com- Muhammad All is like feeding a Christian to the lions. the greatest ever — and he's got a fierce pride. He's parable to Gene Tunney's victory over Jack Dempsey "I am not worried about what's going to happen to WILL not going to softpedal with his title at stake." In 1927 and Cassius (Ali) Clay's stopping ot Sonny Liston the kid physically — It's the damage that may be done King, the flamboyant ex-con with the. porcupine In Miami Beach Feb. 25, 1964 to him mentally," said the promoter, arriving for hairdo, couldn't be expected (o speak too favorably of Harking bark to the first TunneyDempsey fight, Rudd Wednesday's heavyweight championship bout at the this week's fight. He and Bob Arum of Top Rank, Inc., says, "Slightly more than 50 years later, enter Leon Hilton Pavilion here. GRIMSLEY the ringmaster here, are gripped in a strugglejor fight Spinks, like Tunney, an ex-Marine " "It could break his spirit. Might destroy his career. show supremacy. Although only 24 years old, less than two years out Look what haste and greed did to Duane Bobick." Arum promoted several of the early Ali fights before of amateur ranks and with only seven pro fights under King emerged from the shadows to become the his belt, Spinks, light heavyweight gold medalist in the Bobkk, a heavyweight "White Hope," came out of world-girdling Barnum with multi-million-dollar Olympics in 1976, has a strong tradition going for him. the 1172 Olympics with lofty promise and joined Joe tremendous promise but his handlers, offered a big productions in Caracas, Zaire, Malaysia and the Five of the last six heavyweight champions have been Frntcr's stable In Philadelphia. Last May he was sent purse, shoved him into a match over his head. Philippines. former Olympians—Floyd Patterson, Ingemar Johans- against a veteran Ken Norton and was knocked out In "I have the greatest respect for Spinks. He has King cultivated speaking acquaintances with heads of son, Joe Frailer, George Foreman and All. the first round. Recently he was kayoed In Johannesburg marvelous physical assets. He is strong, aggressive with state — Mobutu, President Marcos, General Torrijos, In the last 2l-plus years there have been only 17 by a little known South African, Kallie KnoeUe. great potential. Normally he should be champion some among others — In exotic lands. He is flying tonight months In which the title was out of an Olympian's "AD of us now are very concerned about what might day. But he Is not ready for this one. What is a bad to Washington, D.C.. where he and hit wife will be hands. That was the period between Feb. 25,1962, and be the future of Bobick," said King. "He had beating now going to do for him? guests of President and Mrs. Carter at the White House. March 25, 1964, when Liston ruled. 10 The Dfcafly Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. FEBRUARY 13, IBTB Nostalgic return ends in loss for Christopher

By JIM HINTELMANN "Largey bun us something bad," said Cox. "He really with a pair of baskets to put the Colts up. 58-50 The Caseys Notre Dame of Trenton rallied to defeat St. John yesterday. LINCROFT- "You hive to leel a little nostalgia coming played well." were unable to get closer than six thereafter. The Lancers (10-10) held a 4S-M lead with 1:30 left In the back here," said Red Bank Catholic basketball coach Paul For the Colts it was another outstanding performance by The game was tied four times In the first quarter and the game and were still in front. 48-42 with 3 M left. Christopher after Ml team dropped a hard-fought M-M decl- 6-1 senior Steve Driscoll along with some big plays by John lead changed hands five times In the second period before two TBe Irish (11-8) then used a pressing defense that forced aim to Christian Brothers Academy yesterday Johnson and Tim Saling that highlighted the victory fouls by DriscoU put CBA in front, 27 26 at the half several Lancer turnovers and they finally went in front, 4S-48, Christopher, in his first year as Casey varsity coach, Dnscoll poured in 28 points and played a solid defensive Largey and DriscoU each had 14 points In this half to keep on two baskets by Tom Keefe. the second with 153 remain- played under CBA coach Vinnie Cox from 1M3-M and helped game for the Colts. His scoring kept the Colts in front most of their respective teams virtually even. ing. the Colts to • Parochial A title In IMS the second half. Jones opened the third quarter with a drive to give the A pair of free throws by both Don Schuler and John Cas- "I have a great deal of respect for Vinnie Cox both as a "Driscoll is a money player for them," said Christopher Caseys a 18-27 edge, but DriscoU, Mike O'Shaughnessy and taldo put the game out of reach. coach and a person. He is the best of both." "He always comes through for them." Johnson scored successive baskets tor a 33-18 Colt lead which "We tried to deny them the ball inbounds." said Notre The Caseys, led by seniors Mike Largey and Neil Boyle, Trailing 47-39 early in the fourth quarter, the Caseys bat- It held until Boyle's basket tied ilMw Ln M •B Detroit 106, New OrleansM Phltadtlptiio M 16 «J Konsoi City «. Chicago M competition." WaVort 21 » su Son Antonio 1)1, Golden State 173. OT GETTING READY — OePaul's Dovt Corzlne (40) Conine was the gamers leading scorer with 23 The nation's top-ranked club, beaten for the first time a Buffalo 17 31 34> Milwaukee ot Boston, pod snow NwJtruy II *J 777 IS New Jtrtey 112, New York 110 gets ready to make move towards the basket as points as OePaul defeated the Irish, 69-68 In over- couple of weeks ago by Alabama, was theoretically head and Cimril pnnwn Philadelphia 109. Seattle 99 Notre Dame's Orlando Woolrldge (32) defends. time. Son Antonio H 1» 642 __ indlono 11), Chicago 94 shoulders above LSU. However, the Wildcats were only mild Wollllnglon J7 7S 51V *V| Konsos City 101, Cleveland M cats against their SEC colleagues Saturday night, even after NCttOrltom M 71 44) 1' , Denver 103. Portlond lot Ovvtlond IS 7; Ul 1". PhoenlM tit. Washington 10V the entire starling five of the Tigers had fouled out. LSU had Attanto IS i 443 Houston H«. NewOrleonsllI only reserves playing near the end. Houiton 10 33 377 14 AHonta 116, Los Angeles 103 WIlTKNCONFiaiNCI The result of Kentucky's latest loss has left Hall with a MWwest OIVrSl4M MontMy's Oama Denver M K 630 New Jersey ot Detroit. 1 OS p.m Jersey Boat Show ready ill 1 lack of respect for his team. Crticooo n V TenOi I OtMft Milwoukec » M Ml 7 "Before the Alabama game," he said, "I thought this was « 451 Seattle at Buffalo, 1.30 p.m. Starting with the late uuy Lombardo's record breaking Detroit T*ew York al Cleveland,|p.m.' the most intelligent and poised team I had ever had. But Konsos City u 34 317 speedboat Tempo IV in 1954, special attractions have helped Indlono 3710 U 3;o 14 Philadelphia at Indionol 05 p.m we've lost that. We've lost that enthusiasm and with that, PaKitlt Ol* 111** New Orleom at Chicago, •; 30 p.m. make the Jersey Coast Boat Show the most popular nautical Portlond 41 9 174 _ Houston of Konsoi City, 7: U p.m. * there goes your poise." 36 16. 697 Washington al Denver, 9:3$ p.m. event annually conducted along the New Jersey Shore. Elsewhere, second-ranked Arkansas routed TCU 77-57; Seattle n 74 S3I 14 ; Boston at Golden Slate. 10:30 p.m. The silver anniversary of the show, which again Is ex- Los Angeles 17 7! 500 16', Son Antonio at Los Angeles. 11 p.m third-ranked Marquette whipped the Air Force Academy 76- Golden Stote 17 7« 17 PhOMlK Ot Portlond. 11 p m pected to draw more than 70,000 persons, starts for a nine-day HENRY M; No. 5 UCLA beat Stanford 79-63; No. 6 New Mexico out run at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, on Saturday when Gov- ernor Brendan T. Byrne, Senator Clifford Case and Mayor Ray Kramer are expected to be present. SCHAEFER Also present will be Jerry Gasque, originator of the show and who was its director for two decades. He flew In from Hardy says he'll turn pro Florida on Thursday to help his son Tom set up the exhibition and with a mountain of last minute details. James Hardy, tke University tl Saa Fraiclsco's flashy )i set, breaking Solomon's serve three times. While the primary object of the show is to sell boats and When Tom took the helm as director during the energy •lor forward who is out for four weeks with an injury, says he Resirgeit Saady Mayer capped a week »f assets by related equipment, the senior Gasque has always striven for crisis, he carried on the family tradition by Inviting the media plans to leave college basketball altogether and turn profes- toppling arch nemesis Eddie Dlbbs 7-6, «-4 for the 130,000 top family entertainment. For instance, the very popular Model to attend a widely publicized press conference by Congress- sional, according to a published report. prize in the St. Louis Classic for his first World Championship Ship Exhibit which Is now In its seventh year, was Jerry's man James J. Howard (D,N J) a member of the Congression- "I've had it with college basketball. I want to move on to Tennis tour event title. Idea. al Subcommittee on Energy. Howard made news and helped the pros if I can," Hardy said In an interview published Sun- One early edition of the show boasted a Junk imported boating by explaining measures that would lead to easing the day In the San Francisco Examiner. "I've filled out all the from Hong Kong. It had a pretty Chinese girt aboard to ex- crisis. hardship letters. I've done everything but mail them In. Sports Schedule plain the features of the 40-foot vessel and to describe life Beat Warelag aboard Junks in the orient. Monmouth at Asbury Park The Coast Guard warns owners of 1976 Sure Cast 17-foot A physician treating Jillis Ervlig for superficial phlebitis A Bahamian fishing smack from Man O'War Cay, Abaco, Mtaot Rucnien center console fishing boats that the craft does not meet its said the Philadelphia 76ers' All-Star forward was responding Moomoutn OIWlTilom Potltn was a feature of the IMS show. safety standards for loading and flotation. better than had been anticipated. siwjCOMttM Captain Harry Kline, the editor-publisher of the Yachting Freehold at Shore The boats were made by Satellite Industries, Sarasota, Dr. Stanley Lorber, 7(ers' team physician, said Erving Long Branch ot Neptune Keomouro at Polni Pltasont Beach Guide to the Bahamas was flown In from Nassau by the Min- MkMlttown North at RorHan Keyport ol Holmdel Fla., which is no longer In business. may be released from Temple University Hospital here as Wall at Middietown South istry of Tourism, Bahamas, to stand by the showing of a na- SI. ROM ot Woltr Del The Coast Guard maximum weight label of the 1076 Sure early as Tuesday. Erving was admitted Friday after com- Bourne* ChrltHon Brothert ot Ntd Bank tive craft, and show color slides of Bahamian scenes and fish- Manasauan ot ftumion-Fair Haven Cast says It can safely carry 1,500 pounds, including people, plaining about the circulatory ailment in his left calf. Ing methods. The visiting pubUc greeted the attraction with Shore at Keyp motor and gear. But the service says these boats carry only High winds and rala haaipered a Civil Air Patral search Own i enthusiasm. Middiftown South ot Woll enough flotation material to support 1,264 pounds. over the hilly, tree-lined terrain of South Texas for a missing Rortton at Middietown North Neptune ot LonoBronch In the late sixties, one of the original whale boats, from plane with two Southwest Conference basketball officials WrMHtaf AtMtft the tunous Charles' Morgan, Mystic, Connecticut, was hauled VaeatlM Heme Southern at Central Centrol ot Toms River South aboard. TOMORROW Brick at Toms River North down to be exhibited, complete with harpoons; tubs of Une; A vacation home for six people is the new 28-foot CataUna Officials Jerry Neely of San Marcos and Bill Horlen of Lokewood at Joduon Express, most luxurious of three Chris-Crafts in the main • Dim and the varied gear that was employed in the whaling in- San Antonio refereed the Denver-Pan American basketball •ESA Norn Rumwo Folr Hovtfl at Monolopon floor display of Shark River Marine, Neptune, at the Jersey MMeVetown North of Oceon Albury Pork ot Monmowth dustry during the eighteen hundreds. game Friday night In Edlnburg, then left on an orange, brown Neptwc at Mlattlttown South Frevhold Towronlp at Marlboro Coast Boat Show at Convention Hall, starting Saturday. Rarlfan ol Long Branch Monosqwon ot Point Pltotont Boro and while single-engine plane, reportedly bound for San liar- Mtair* Wall ' CDNIUM Seven years ago, Mr. Gasque Initiated the now famous The others of Chris Craft's most extensive Une of yachts, Shore ot FrMholo Model Ship Exhibit. It was such a hit it has been continued cos. Toms River South a Holmotl ot Ktyporl family cruisers and sports fishing boats, are the 25-foot Cata- Southern at Howell MancMtltr at Htnry HMMW each year by popular demand. More than two-hundred hand Una Express and the exciting 22-foot Cutlass Cuddy, a model TENNIS Jackson at Lokewood Point PlmwnljjKKh ot KeomDuf g Toms River North ot Brick crafted ship models are placed on exhibit for public amaze- far superior to the original lap-straked dory of the same A VaaderbUt University teaals player Is U be •«• »f tke omom Mater Del at St. Rose meal. It Is believed to be the only such spectacular annually length which proved so popular with fishermen. first non-whites ever to enter Davis Cup competition for South within the United States. For the fourth straight time Shark River Marine, owned Africa. Notre Dame tops While most boat shows have a "queen,' Gasque went one by Robert L. and Everett Oliver, has been awarded first Peter Lamb, an 18-year-old junior from Cape Town, was St. John Vianney prize In Chris-Craft's annual contest for sales In the United picked Sunday by the South African Tennis Union for the step farther years ago by Inventing a show 'captain' and two HOLMDEL- Notre Dame North America Zone finals which begin at Vanderbilt on 'mates.' Annually selected prior to the show's opening, these States. The firm, with show rooms at Shark River Hills Ma- of Trenton (17-1) was hard March 17. Named with him was Robbie Venter, who is white. girls serve to act as ambassadors of good will during the nine rina and Barnegat Bay Chris Craft Sales, Route 37, Tom Riv- pressed to defeat St. John Vi- day show period, and guide visitors to any exhibit upon er, sold more than $1 mUUon in boats up to and including 25 Both are to Join the squad In Nashville. anney yesterday in girls bas- feet in 1(77. There were 450 dealers in the contest. Ten-age seosatlta Helix Gaatkardl ef Swltieriaad, an ketball, 33-30. unseeded alternate when the Springfield International Tennis Katie Casey gave the Irish Classic began, won the $15,000 first prize by shocking top- the deciding points with a seeded Harold Solomon $-2, 3-D, 6-2 in the windup of the 175,000 basket and free throw in the Newark run lures almost 2,000 tournament. final minute. Gunthardt, who turned 19 last Wednesday, capped his sto- Ntfre Daau..t 11 8 8—33 NEWARK — Mike Roche ot Cranford, a member of tne three-mile point, persons participatiog in the four-mile section rybook week by winning the final six games of the deciding Athletic Addict Track Club, and Lauri Pedrinan were the first spUt from the crowd and headed for the finish line. gtleaai .1 t JL 4—30 nnf ami woman to cross the unish line in the 4th Annual The 12-milers continued through, snow-lined residential Newark Distance Run here Sunday. areas and parks to complete their leg of the race. A record number of athletes turned out in the clear, crisp Ski report CBi. SUPERMARKET According to race coordinators, 28t women and 1,608 men arctic air to take part in the 12-mile race, said Dan 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG were entered. About 808 men and 67 women finished the 12- NEWARK - Here are the O'FIaaerty. a race advisor projected ski conditions on mUe event, Four-mile finishers totaled 530 men and 70 wom- Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson ran a four mile course and New Jersey slopes as report- en. placed 4SM oat of m finishers. ed by resort operators: The Department of Recreation and Parks, which directed PICK-IT Hack Sweeney of Jersey City, who practices law here, took the race, Essex County Park Commission, YMWCA, and other Vernon Valley-excellent, M- Drat pace Honors in the four-mile. No times were available. organizations throughout the city combined efforts to hold the M inch base, 24inches of nat- JERSEY NUMBER GAME Some 1,1*7 participants from seven states and the District race, O'Flaherty said. ural powder. of Cotambia stowed np early Sunday in the central business Pick any three numbers — your can play Hlddpp Vallev-good-ex- dattrict to begin warming-up for the scheduled II a.m. start- Runners from New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week West Virginia, Washington, D.C.T Delaware, Maryland: ana"ceDent, 4MB Inch base, packed la! time. powder suffice. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Everyone started at the same time, but at about the New Jersey were entered In the event. Food Festival is enticing By MARGUERITE HENDERSON the men in the mines would know whose were \ teaspoon (alt LITTLE SILVER - If (he Woman's Exchange whose. You won't have that problem: for SI 15 4 teaspoon cinnamon of Monmouth County were located in Quincy Mar- you'll know one is yours \ teaspoon nutmeg ket. Boston, or on St. Mark's Place in the East Vil- Mrs Andrew B Murray. Rumson. heads Ihe <4 teaspoon cloves lage, they'd paint it luchsia and call it something Food Festival committee At an added enticement \ teaspoon allspice like "Mama's Aching Hands she has had 2J special recipes printed an file I cup broken walnuts But the Woman's Exchange is barn red and cards, tied with a colorful ribbon These, too. will \ cup butler here at 32 Church St. It's something of an in- be offered for sale. I cup brown sugar stitution, founded in 1934 and located at its present Here are a few for free. I teaspoon baking soda site for some 22 years It has on its rolls some 300 I cup applesauce consignors, talented persons who excel at special I egg. beaten handcraft projects, but who often cannot leave It ounces butterscotch pieces their homes to enter full tilt In the business world Sift flour, salt and spices Add nuts. Cream Marketing their products through the Woman's shortening and sugar Add baking soda to apple- Exchange — somewhat of a misnomer because sauce, add egg and then add to creamed mixture products of papa's hands are also retailed here — Lifestyle Add dry ingredients Stir in butterscotch pieces gives them some extra money and us a source of Drop by teaspoon two or three inches apart on such things as beautiful handsmocked little girls' MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13 1976 11 greased baking sheet Bake at 375 degrees for 12 to dresses, crochets and knits, handmade doll house 15 minutes. Yields about four dozen cookies miniatures, decorative pillows and home acces- sories, all manner of goods and services (the lat- SAUSAGE SPINACH LOAF CRAB SOUFFLE ter includes monogramming. blockug and finish- 1 pound pork sausage (bulk) H slices buttered while bread ing needlepoint pieces, binding blankets, etc ) and 2 packages chopped frozen spinach 1 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese food.food.food! 2 eggs, beaten 2 packages frozen crabmeal or one large can 1 cup cracker crumbs 1 can frozen cream of shrimp soup The Woman's Exchange freezer is always Cook spinach Mix well with remaining in- 1 cup milk stocked with casseroles, breads, entrees and des- gredients Place In shallow Inaf pan Bake one 4 eggs, well beaten serts to pick up and thaw out for dinner hour at 350 degrees. Cut in squares like cake and Sherry to taste But Thursday is a special day for lovers of serve with mushroom sauce. The sauce is made of Place layers of bread, crabmeal and cheese in home-prepared goodies: the fourth annual food one can cream of mushroom soup, mixed with casserole dish. Mix thawed soup and milk and add festival at the Woman's Exchange, for which con- sour cream to desired consistency and heated till to eggs. Pour over mixture and refrigerate until signors, board members and friends alike simmer warm and knead and whip. ready to use May be made day before Bake in 350 degree oven for one hour. Hours for the Festival are from 10 am to 5 BLACK BEAN SOl'P p.m. We suggest, however, that you shop early for 1 pint black beans BACON AND CHEESE CASSEROLE the best pick of such things as Manhattan clam 2 quarts cold water 12 slices bacon chowder, whole wheat herb bread, carrot cake, '4 tablespoon salt 2 cups heavy cream A PRO — All eyes are on Grace Estlow, Belmar, as she dips and swirls corn bread, hand-dipped chocolates, sour dough • •Sherry to taste * " 2 eggs, well beaten confections In milk chocolate preparatory to Thursday's 10 a.m. to S p.m. bread, vanilla nut fudge and even individual Corn- Soak beans overnight Drain and add cold wa- salt and pepper to taste Food Festival at the Woman's Exchange of Monmouth County, Church ish pasties (sounds like the plural of nasty) which ter. Simmer for two to three hours until beans are l'

Vfero Swiff By EMILY WILKENS "I'm a typical Immigrant — I'm not a drinker." How long has it been since you really got In- To keep in shape, this internationally known terested, excited or enthusiastic about something? blonde plays tennis, jogs dally with her dog and Is Too long? fhen It's time for a change. People who A NEW YOU looking forward right now to skiing "My body is attract others are people who, like Vera Swift, looking forward to it." she said. II tells me I bubble up and enjoy what they're doing. need the air and the movement." to be a great beauty because she gives that im- Vera, who calls herself "The world's out- Vera doesn't take vitamins "Why do I need pression." standing woman backgammon player" Is a live them?" she asked. "I get my vitamins in a well- wire, always into something, always coming, go- As a te;n. she worked as a model and was on balanced diet of fresh food " ing, and doing. her way to becoming a beauty queen when she JUST FOR YOU was disqualified: "I told them I was 18." she said. She's been playing backgammon for 10 years, Dear Emily: How long after you've given "but they found out I was only 15." the last five in the winner's circle. It's a pursuit yourself a permanent wave should you shampoo that has her competing In tournaments here and Mother of a 15-year-old daughter who's a beau- your hair? — E.T. abroad. Recently she won a competition sponsored ty, too, Vera keeps young with a healthful living Dear EX: Some experts feel that 48 hours by Baron Von Pantz in Vienna. regime that includes proper diet, a good amount of should elapse between perm and shampoo to give HAPPY ATTITUDE exercise ("My body tells me when I need it") and the hair time to settle into Its new curl pattern "I think the secret of living Is to make an art a schedule that allows no time for boredom. without disturbing it. When you do get around to of it," she told me. "If you can make yourself hap- sudsing up. use an acid-balanced, iow-ph shampoo. "I do not have wonderful will power." Vera py, then you can make others happy. We all go SAVING WAYS confessed. "Commercial time on TV is my danger through upa and downs - that's normal - but if Dear Emily: I have two bottles of makeup we don't give In to depression, it will go away." time when I might go crazy with rum raisin ice base that have dried up How-can 1 salvage them? Fantasy: All the members will know cream or Tahiti coconut cookies, so I have a Vera treats depression or the blahs the way - Alice choice: Either 1 don't watch TV or 1 don't keep Dinah Shore does. "1 sleep It off," she said. "I get Dear Alice: If your skin is oily, add a drop or each other and I'll feel uncomfortable oil by myself and Jhul, my eyes until It goes tempting snacks In the house." two of astringent to the foundation, then shake. If away." Occasionally, she binges on Ice cream or your skin is dry. add freshener. and out of place. A svelte attractive Holland-born blonde, Vera cookies but mainly she maintains a diet that re- EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- trained as a dancer. That much Is obvious when volves around broiled fresh fish, a few vegetables not undertake to answer each one. She will use FACT: An instructor will make you she walks into a room. ("They must be undercooked") and fruit for des- questions of general interest in her column. Ad- "Posture la the key to beauty," she said. "A sert. dress your letters to Emily Wllkens. care of this newspaper. feel at ease right away. And you'll girl who carries herself like a queen doean't have She likes an occasional glass of wine because find the members friendly, en- AVTIH thusiastic, and interested in you. ILEAN Fantasy: Everyone will have to wear ' LINES skimpy little leotards, and all my GENTRY! bumps and bulges will show. FACT: Until they feel leotard-ready, lots of Elaine Powers members exer-

Here'i what these Lean Uners lost after 1 week cise in slacks or shorts. Nobody JudySchmKJ 9"«t» Donald PaUach 10'lta SttnBotaniConnha 21 bs JohnfWnhk H'lh NcfcBefBefe 7>«b7«bs JlOwJlOwnn minds, hWWhWmWadjd t HbHbs MaxrM eL Lc*«lo lib AimMoVGiardano 12' lbs Hefene Anvlang bh AlwGimiono Whs RuthY«ko Fantasy: They'll put me on a strict

a County 7764677 Onto Couty 269-4M2 diet and I won't be able to eat any of the NtwJmy 201-757 7677 FRAMED APPLAUSE — Mrs. Howard R. Berger, West Long Branch, left, and Mrs. James I. Wyer, Locust, accept framed commemorative In- things I like. vitations to the Stelnbach/Monmouth Museum party, a benefit which was Lean Li attended by 1,100 persons and raised more than $25,000 for Monmouth Mu- FACT: The Elaine Powers program is seum, Llncroft. Similarly honored at the 14th annual meeting of the mu- seum's board were Mrs. Bernard B. White, Monmouth Beach, and Mrs. an easy-to-follow, easy-to-live-with Robert G. Sampson, Middletown. The four women headed the benefit com- mittee. _ combination of exercise and sensi- Card party ble eating. No diet—just interesting benefits aged suggestions on how to eat a little FLOWER Cmrl .1. Quaflhi, RED BANK - A dessert R.P. card party to benefit Ever- less. Enjoyably! POWER greens, the Episcopal Home FJortete « O/fts PHARMACISTS for the Aged in the Diocese of New Jersey, will take place MUST BE SURE tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Tri- Fantasy: I can't afford it. Those fancy nity Episcopal Church parish VALENTINE No prescription can be disprnttd until every house. White Street. It is spas cost hundreds of dollars to join! Iprcciution hat been taken to b« certain it Is txictly sponsored by the Woman's ROSES •s the plmiclin specified. An error h unthinkablt. Guild of the church. FACT; Can you afford $4.00 a week? We muit be careful. If there is the slightest Trinity members and guests SPECIAL doubt, we contact the physician for additional are welcome. Tickets will be That's all it costs for Elaine Powers' information. For. you have placed your life In our sold at the door. cart and we realiie our responsibility to protect it. full 13-week New Member Pro- Evergreens is supported in 95 great measure by contribu- YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE IS tions received annually from gram! (Andyou can use the salon as 10 when ]>•• need a delivery. We will deliver the parishes and missions of BOXED promptly wllhsat win oharst. A anal many the diocese. often as you like—six day&a week!) DOZEN pntto nlf •• M It their health needi. We welemw nqanta lor delivery iervlcr and chine accoaata. MONTHLY MEETING Call Today for i Frot Salon Tour! RED BANK - The.Wom- J Ekat»PCMilFiginSexnie7! SUPER KISS BUNCH an's Guild of Trinity Episco- Colosial candy Kits of 495-9400 pal Church will meet Feb. 21 real milk chocolate with at 2 p.m. In the parish house. BainePowers Ju Keepirfiton 10 iMMrivHb Id. • amwna Mnawraa m mint OITMT rtowoi red hearts In an White Street. A film "This is arrangement of flowers. ItHord, N J. Shrewsbury Pharmacy New Jersey" will be shown Figure Salons W< thelightside THE SHREHSBIRY SHOPS ' by • representative of New •ROAD ST. 7414(71 SHREWSRI'RY Jersey Bell Telephone Co. BRICKTOWN SHREWSBURY PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVER Y Mrs. George t. Smith-Winnes is chairman of the hospitality Bay Harbor Plaza Shrewsbury Shopping Plaza committee. 255-3350 544-1773 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1978 Tlef ThM) Ift gkM I 13 fThe Glass Menagerie' a fragile sentimental play

•V MAIY1ETH ALLEN fied ler whom Tom, at his mother's of attending business college. the rest of her life. The Tennessee Williams request. Invites borne to meet she has been wandering aim- Although not entirely de- RUMSON - "The Glass work is a well-constructed, his sister lessly through a park because void of humor, it is a play Meaafefie has a beauty is theatrically sound drama; Much of the play's beauty the classes upset her And. which generates an uneasy fragile as the miniature zoo and, if the picture it paints lies in the casting and each of when she speaks, it Is in a kind of laughter. Amanda, for lor which It Is titled isn't pretty, it is undeniably the four actors seems exactly little, shy voice. example, seriously asks Tom It Is, as the narrator ei- replete with reality. right Marcia Gieger excels as (who Is so desperate to join pbau at the beginning, not a It takes place in the world Louis Spirito, who appears Amanda, conveying lots of the Merchant Marines that pretty play in which illusion of Laura, a frightened apolo- within the play .as Tom and abrasive bluster .,. and just he pays his dues instead of masquerades as truth; in- getic girl who hat withdrawn on its periphery as the narra- enough sympathy and person- the electric bill) if it is true , truth is clothed is illu- from life and finds happiness tor, Is particularly impressive al anguish to prevent her that he is unhappy at home. only via her collection of min- in the role's latter aspect. from being totally despicable There are a few snickers, Bccausc It is a sentimental, iature glass animals and her He du on a stoU beneath a gas- Dennis Barton, who appears but no outright laughter. memory play, there is music old phonograph records. light, telling his story In a as Jim is also right for his There is, Instead, an emotio- to set the mood. And, as pro- The only other inhabitants natural way and snuffing out role He conveys a great deal nalism throughout; and. in duced and directed (at The of her world are her brother, cigarettes as though they of patience and understanding less capable hands. It could Ban Theatre) by Rick G«h Tom, a restless and impatient were symbolic of his dreams. and. at the play's conclusion, deteriorate Into the maudlin. rmann, there is a great deal warehouse worker who is Lindsay Sickles gives an does a masterful job through- As it is, though, The Barn of sensitivity throughout. starved for adventure, and emotionally moving, yet beau- out a memorable, candlelit production has a quiet, com- Matter of fact, there are their mother, the domineering tifully controlled performance scene with Ms. Sickles. pelling power...and an im- emotional moments so grip- Amanda. as the lame Laura. She qui- Step by step, he draws her pact which will endure long ping that, among i super-si- Entering Laura's life for a vers in wordless anguish out of her protective shell, beyond the performances set lent ludience, very breith brief — but poignant — inter- when her mother confronts giving her the gift of a few tor 8:30 p.m. Friday and Sat- and swallow seems magni- lude is Jim, a gentleman cal- her with the fact that, instead precious moments to treasure urday and Feb. 24 and 25 fThe Little Foxes' to be staged

SPRING LAKE - 'The March > and 4. (The Feb. 25 son's highly acclaimed pro- mar. John McLearen nf Neptune, is stage manager Little Foxes," one of Lillian show is sold out). duction of "The Lion in Win- Shrewsbury. Pat Bliss of Tickets are available at the Hellman's successful Broad- ter." All 10 cast members are Deal. William Daniels of La- The play, set on a southern box office an hour before cur- way plays, will be presented stage veterans who have per- vallette. Susan Stevens and POIGNANT MOMENT — Shoring a tender moment are Dennis Barton and plantation in the early 1900s. tain time. Seats are not re- at the Spring Lake Commu- formed for community and Bettie Brudy of Toms River. Lindsay Sickles, who appear as Jim and Laura In "The Glass Menagerie," deals with the Hubbard (ami- served, except for theater nity House by the Pine Tree dinner theater shows through- Jim Norwood of Long the Tennessee Williams' work which Is current attraction at The Barn ly ... whose members are party groups Players. Theatre, Rumson. driven by greed. out Monmouth and Ocean Branch, and Sebastian Venuto counties. of Ilowell. The players offer special Performances are set for The drama is directed by They are Evelyn Franzoni Inez and Bud DeLaurentiis group rates on blocks of lick- Kenton concert 8:4! p.m. Friday and Satur- Joseph Zink of Toms River, of Holmdel. Joe Teller of of Neplune are co-producers els for theater parties or as a At the movies day, Feb. 24, and IS and who also directed last sea- Freehold. Peter Sloan of Bel- and Marge Taylor, also of fund-raising event. slated in Hazlet MIDDLITOWN ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS U A MIDDLITOWN I- HAZLET - Stan Kenton. ATLANTIC CINIMA- Seml Tough mi I ». ] JO. 1 JO IX. and his band will perform at The Gauntlet Hi 7, t IX) IATONT0WN UA MIDDLITOWN II- COMMUNITY I- Raritan High School Wednes- S«mi TouoMRI 1 2S. I » The Turning Point IPGI I. J 10. S IS day, 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Soiufdav Nlgtii Ptver(R) i JO v 41 UA MIDDLITOWN III- Seattle getting a movie colony Ticket information may be NIIHOLD TlwBrlsv IRI <:>, 7:11,» » MALL I— OCIAN TOWNSHIP obtained by contacting Sem Tough IRI )».!» MIOOLIBROOK MOVIIi I- MALL II— HOLLYWOOD (AP) - One "artistic differences." Re- news at station KIRO Shaffer hadn't disagreed with "Yes, this is a departure Thomas Mosher, high school TIM Goodbyt Girl IPO) 7 M.»:1S MiDoiaaRooK MOVIII n- of the town's best known film cently Hollywood was sur- me. band director, at the school, MALL III ThcGounlltl IRt 7.10.9 10 "Films can make money if for me. But I've got two The Turning Point t PGI 7:10, • IS HID SANK makers, Stanley Kramer, Is prised by reports that he was they're made at a price. I've "I can make pictures tor young kids with my second or Mrs. Jean Penrose, con- HAILIT MONMOUTH ARTS CINTH- PLAIA- TMGounlltURI7:IS.I:30 pulling up stakes to start his leaving town. picked properties that can be under II million. I won't have marriage, and It's a good cert chairman. TlwGounllnlRW 30.9 JO MOVIII III CINIMA I- Close Encounters ol the Tnird Kind own movie colony in Seattle. "It's true," Kramer said filmed in a confined manner, Robert Bedford, but I will time to get away from Holly- The Kenton band will con- TIM Goodbye Girl IPGI 7. JO.• » IPGI 7:1). t:» have someone with Identity to wood and find a set of values. CINIMA II— MOVIIS IV- Born in New York City, over the telephone from the way 'equus' should have duct a clinic for high school SolurdoyNIgM Fiver mi 7 IS. tX Tne Goodbye Girl IPGlt 10 Seattle. "I sold my house to the European market and the Where does everything fit? 1 stage band musicians 3 to 6 LONO aiANCH Kramer has been an Angel- been made — the way I would MOVIIS I- woooaaiooi eventual TV sale. want to get a line on my life." WOOOSKICJD*M I CINIMA I- eno for over 40 years. After Neil Diamond, and I'm clos- have made it if author Peter p.m. Wednesday. OUGMMPGI )«••;<$ ; Drogon 101 M JO. I, 4 M. 1. ing my office at Sunset-Go oviirn- he filmed "Home of the The Goodbye Girl IPGI 1.10 WOOOBRIDGI CINIMA II- wer studio. I've owned prop- MADIMN TOWNSHIP Thf toys In Compony C (R) 1:15,114ft. Brave" on a shoestring in MADISON CINEMA I- MO, 1:45 erty up here for a number of SttKihip Invoslont IPGI 7 70. Grtostd 1848, he became famous for DghlnlnglPGIf MPAA ftATINOl producing sound, economic- years, and I want to make G — Gtntr 01 oudltncct this my home. C.MMA «-**""•" PC- All ogtl (Parental guidance ally made films, often on so- Television Today Heroes IPGI 7 IS, t.X I* — Restricted (Ptrtoni undfr 17 not M \f •_ .Ol •_ tiir'-Ttfhll 1 O » STIATHMOH CINIMA I— cial themes: "Champion," "What attracted me? The TneGountlet rail 7,v admitted unlm accomponitd by porrnt New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 tTIATHMOII CINIMA II- "The Men," "Cyrano de Ber- air, some people I know, the The Choir Boys (PGI 7:IS, t:IS gerac," "High Noon," "Death general atmosphere. I have a DAYTIME MOVIES • CAROL BURNETT AND '• ' *BC NEWSBRIEF 10:30 IK) TWILIGHT ZONE MINLOPAKK of a Salesman," "The Caine • house with a 180-degree view 10:00 FRIENDS MM Uueil Madeline Kahn It) M M.A.S.H. 'Hi ORIGINALS: WOMEN IN Mutiny." of the water. (?> MOVK 'I'd Climb thi hkgheet Hawksye's absence while on ART Mountain' Part I II) $25,000 PYRAMID ' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES temporary duty with another 11:00 Since "Not as a Stranger," "And I'm going to make I 00 MASH unit sounds like s • NEWLVWED GAME happy reprieve lo Cherles until (1) CD «l (I) If) (HI NEWS he has also directed his films, films the way I used to. I (I) MOVIE (I) ADAM 12 Night Creaturea' 'it: U NEWS he sees his replscement. not always on an economical have taken over a Boeing air- lit DICK CAVETT SHOW I BASKETBALL scale: "The Pride and the plane hangar I will use for a (I) MOVIE Quaal Wilfrid Sheed. novelist (I) (4) NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT Detroit Pistons vs New Jersey Flimmao Road' THE MOVIES Passion," "The Defiant couple of films I plan to u " MACNEIL-LEHRER Nell 4.00 REPOIJX King' Part Two Paul Winfield. HI) ODD COUPLE Ones," "On the Beach," "In- make. I have the financing W) MOVIE 8:00 Cicely Tyson Dr. Martin Luther (ft M DICK CAVETT SHOW King leads a campaign to dese- herit the Wind," "Judgement from Mel Simon. So I can 'Major Dundee' It! 9t OOOO TIMES 11:30 at Nuremberg," "It's a Mad, gregate facilities in Birmingham MIO'THE CBS LATE MOVIE make the pictures the way I 4:30 When J.J. tails in love wtth a (Ala.) Thousands, including Mad, Mad. Mad World." married woman. Ihe pain ha The Legend ol Vllantino' 1975 want to." IT) MOVIE King, are jailed following III («i THE TONIGHT SHOW wwrn 'The Demi's Brigade Part I. feels reaches tar more than hie demonstrations and President PLUS 2nd HIT His last big winner was the "I'm terribly interested in heart Guest Host Roy Clark Guests EVENING John f Kennedy ii moved to Glen Campbell. Foster Brooks. ConfJnooua Dally Hepburn-Tracy-Poitier the community. I'm writing a tike a public aland (2 hn.) Sandy Duncan. Allen Funt. Moon Till Midnight "Guess Who's Coming to Din- dally column for the Seattle (4) IBB HBBB SfBfM »i MOVIE ner" in 1967 After months of Times on such subjects as nu- 6:00 (7) MOW Mildred Pierce' 1945 Joan clear plants, Spencer Tracy, 21 U: 14) :«l 17: INI NEWS Crawford, Ann Blyih An ambi preparing "Raise the Titan- IS) BRADY BUNCH Taify Sovotas, • GUASONITHE nous woman gives her all lor ic" for Sir Lew Grade, Kra- junk food in the schools. I've (I) CONCENTRATION RoqiMl WakB mi HOHfTmOOHMS' her aelliih daughter, then, they mer departed over the usual got a two-minute spot on the ill! STAR TREK both fall in love with Ihe aama Spice Seed' VMMTME man. (2 hra 30 min ) On (7) POLICE STORY (arm ZOOM ' « BOB HOPE SPECIAL I); NBC NEWS (II) HONEYMOONERS Bob welcomes Phyllis Oilier. I: i 1 i -THE HONEYMOONERS' 10) GREAT PERFORMANCES 1*11 LOVE LUCY Telly Savalai. Raquel Welch (I) ABC NEWS VALENTINE SPECIAL 12:00 and Andy Williams 10 Palm Alice haa aecrelly taken a IV TWILIGHT ZONE CD JOKER'S WILD Springs. California. Ihe lite ol «• CBS NEWS part-time job so she can buy the Bob Hope Desert Ralph a new auil for Valentine's 12:30 W TODAY IN DELAWARE Classic ' CO) MOVK lit OVER EASY Day. but Ralph thinks she's II) CROSS WITS secretly having an affair with Out ol Ihe Fog' 1041 John Guatta: Franfcie Laina. singer. • :' THE SIX MILLION DOL- Garfield. Ida Luplno (I hr 30 and Maggie Kuhn. foundar ol another man. Stars Jackie LAR MAN Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey min.) the Gray Panthers A siniitar black garbed -spirit' 7:00 -Meadows. Jane Kean 12:37 which look! exactly like Stave II GLITTERING PRIZES 111 CBS NEWS Aullin seems inlenl upon killing i'I MOVIE (I) EVENING MAGAZINE him 'An Academic Life' Harry Black and the Tiger' 1 0:30 Marvin Hamlnch . The Plaalic (I) HOCKEY Woman Miriam Blanc' 0) 8* ONE DAY AT A TIME Buffalo Sabres vs. Toronlo 10:00 ART SHOW AND SALE CD NBC NEWS Maple Leila CD BRADY BUNCH it LET'S MAKE A DEAL LINCROFT - The Wom- (I) TO TELL THE TRUTH Hit PRISONER (2) SIX USED TO en's Guild of Christian Broth- VEAL or CHICKEN d) ABC NEWS The Schuoid Man' Ellorts are • GET STORY? ers Academy will stage an PARMIGIANA CD BOWLING FOR 0011 ARK made lo split the Priaoner'e an ODD COUPLE Art Show and Sale Feb. 25 SERVED WITH CUP Of SOUP personality and make him LOU GRANT (II) FRENCH CHEF believe he is someone else from 3 to 8 p.m. and Feb. 26 SPAGHETTI • SALAD Ms. Brochettes. Kababa and 8:30 from noon to 5 p.m. in the Skawara' Whalhar called it: (Mi LOU GRANT aawma ALL DAY u AM*3 IAM. 11! 90 BABY, I'M BACK Roaai suspects the new and main building of the school, ehaahliks. ahiihkebabi or Olivia invites Ray lo llx a brockattaa. they're cooked on attractive woman reporter on Newman Springs Road. Fan- dripping lauoel in her epartment the Tribune is getting informa- skewers, either broiled, bar- but he uaea the time to 'plumb' nie DiPaolo and Marie Basso SHREWSBURY AVE. becued oc held on atk*s over tion by sleeping with a powerful Ml eatranged wile's politician are chairmen of the event, an open lira. emotions. AND HERBERT ST. ti>. toI) srB NEWS which will feature works by 7:30 1*1 MERV GRIFFIN REP BANK If) (f) THE LOVE BOAT professionals, CBA students, (1) MUPPETS SHOW (f{ DINAH Computerman' starring Frankie Guest Bob Hop*: Mf Avaton; Parlat Voul' starring and county college students. (I) $100,000 NAME THAT Ifi NBC NEWS UPDATE TUNE Barbi Banlon; Memories ol (S BUYUNE: BETTY Furneei KM You' starring Patty Duke Astin. CD NEWSBREAK Rick Nelson AsiANTK Make A Date ONtMAHl-OmM.50 A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tion. Rates: $2.00 for 3 Unes for one day, J1.00 each addi- tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; 15 for three to five davs, tl.50. each additional line; $«.00 VaViraavs, #.» each additional line. Deadline noon 2; daysl*fore publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-WOO. am for the Date Secretary. j^ouf partner, nnove os ooe. FEBRUARY 14 Parents Without Partners No. 644 Meeting, Don Quix- ote, Rt. 34, Matawan, 8:30. "New Tax Setup For Single Dancing well! — It's the difference be- People." Dancing follows. Live music. 566-0170 tween enjoying life or merely existing. Come to a FREE PRIVATE LESSON FEBRUARY IS — alone or with a partner. You'll see Peace Inc. of Monmouth County Nursery School is sponsoring their Annual Chinese Auction on Wed.. Feb. how Arthur Murray's gets you up on ' uTat 7:30 p.m., at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- your feet and out dancing. burg. Refreshments served. Tickets: $1.50. available at Learn just what you want to learn. (he door. We teach the current dances and all FEBRUARY II the other popular dances too. The Leonardo PTA is having an Indoor Flea Market Your first lesson is on us. k Arts k Craft Show, at Leonardo School. Hosford Ave.. All American and Latin Dances Leonardo, M p.m. $5 per table. For spaces. 872-0353. FEBRUARY It parents Without Partners No. 644 Cocktail Party k ua snoots Dance The Hideaway Lounge, I Fearey PI., Morgan. Call tor row 8:M P.M. Uve music. Members $2, guests, $4 56M170 •We change people Into coaplee " .INMOST. K0MNK FREE FEBRUARY II CALL NOW "INVITATION TO DANCF' ^HPw^a^w "sTIWI vaBBV^af^ B** VeW>sT^e^HfT Psrents Without Partners No. (44 Hospitality Night, diagrams) ol FOM Trot, 8:M P.M. at the Cobblestones, Hwy. 35, Middletown Mu, 741-5858 Rumba, Cha-Cha, Ta sic, dancing, rind out about PWP. 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IJi» The Wizard of Id r jni I 1 1 P5it it iPP 162 T \ "I found you an ashtray. Mommy can't r M| | STAND cigarette smoke!" T Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY. FEBRUARY chances of success are be- you in good stead. Friends to see another's viewpoint, 13 — Born today, you have fore you commit yourself. and enemies need your but it is essential to respect been gifted with mental Thus you often forego what skills. his right to it and § physical prowess. could have been real suc- TAURUS) April 20-May UBRA(Sept.23-O<-t.Z2) - Whatever you attempt you cess. 201 - Excellence of charac- - Allow children the lati- should be moderately suc- You need harmonious ter shines through the most tude they need for proper cessful at; while you may surroundings to accom- difficult moments today. physical or mental devel- never know supreme plish your best work. Awards come at evening. opment. Be direct in your achievement, you will GEMINKMay 21-June assertions. never know total failure. TUESDAY, FERRi;- It) - A moment of envy SCORPIO! Ort.13- You have a sympathetic ARY 14 early in the day may lose Nov.211 - Order is neces- and generous nature, quick AQUARIUSUan.2n- you a special kind of bene- sary to the day's success. to praise and slow to Feh.181 - It is the self- fit later on. Think' Chaos destroys your abil- Blondie blame. centered Aquarius who CANCERUune 31-July ity to cope. You are too quiet and runs into obstacles he can- 221 - Don't study the com- S ACITTARIUSl Nov.22- 15 IS COR A TOOMTHOWj WHEN I WATCH I 1 NEED «I5 POR \ reserved at times, espe- nut handle today. Take ing situation too much to Der.21| - Analyze posi- SEAT.' _ J- - SWAN LAKE, N. A TICKET TO THE ) cially when your views ynur time. act in time to make solu- tions at work before you BALLET concerning something new Pl.srF.SIFeb.ig-Marrh tions stick. seek one that is not already are solicited. You are not Mi - A lot of charm and a LF.Ot.luly 23-AUR.22) - yours. Be careful. quick to jump on little diplomacy should see Independence is essential CAPRICORNIDec.22- anybody's bandwagon. you through the day to a to make the gains your Jan. 19) •- Commercial You may be inclined real success. talent suggests possible at training may keep you toward involvement in a ARIES) March 21-Aprll this time. from making serious mis- new enterprise, but you 191 - Your ability as a VIRr.OIAug.23-Sept.221 takes today. Don't exag- will wait to see what the conversationalist stands - You may find it difficult gerate possibilities. Sheinwold's bridge advice By Alfred Sheinwold As luck would have it, finesse through West for the North dealer Doonesbury Paulsen's boldness paid off— queen. North-South vulnerable A shutout bid is usually a but he still had to play for his strong weapon against a forc- grand slam. DAILY QUESTION NORTH 1'MONMIPTEIIM 0H..0H.. ing opening bid of one club. In • 2 UNCtEDUKB! 20NKEK.! As dealer, you hold: • 2 6NT Pass While all this jumping was East had started with three Sheinwold is available. Get 7 NT All Pass going on. North had no chance diamonds, but Paulsen correct- your copy by sending $1.25 to to find out whether or not the ly decided to play for an even the Red Bank Register, P.O' diamonds were solid. break in diamonds rather than Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif Opening lead — «> 8 90053.) WHERE'S MYCALENWR?] NTS OVER THERE 0N ! I \LIKEGOOD TO I UKETDKNOWN I CAN'T RNP MY j \THAT LITTLE TABLEy CHECK OUT THE WEEK ! IF THERE'S AWTHIN6 ! V I CALENDAR... J ^HAVETOPREACy| Han '° ' [ ••^•••••••il^Hkj m Hi The Phantom Beetle Bailev WE'VE ALL GOT THAT I TOLP 1GU... WHAT'S Y GHOST *W WALKS.. 1/ AND IT MEANS... SAME MARK ON OUR MARK Of THXTZ i MAN WHO CANNOT f WHAT'5 THE QUICKER DIB YOU MOP PIP YOU WEU,r PIP you HOW MANV TIMES vMWS • WHERE THAT PHANTOM! DIE.' IT WAS./f/HttfJ THAT WE SET OUT THE FLOOR, MOP ITT HOOfJ MIT US . SWEPT IT MOP IT? SUPPOSED OF THIS BEETLE POXMAVfiTO TO/MEAN? 6PO0KY JUNGLE... TEOYOUNg// THEMTTER' SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY FEBRUARY 13 1978 TheDtflyReghfcr 15 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CAU TOU REE ROM MATAWAN AREA 5664100 CALL TOU FREE ROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300.

I i. KuUn For Solt 51. Help Wonted a Money To Loon 71. Merchandise Nubbin For Sale FIRE lii'D THAHl AM ItJS - Ilk* SECURITY POSITION - Avollaole LOAN BY PHONE! Responsible person lo work night» and FAST RESULTS HOTU&l* CAU TAK& weekendi In Haziet-Kevport oreo Call «T LOW COST 1 Allfo. For SOU Rl6£ AhiOeUMBi YOU ...A LOT \ between • i ol URYMQO ———*BfeaFORO - INI LTDr convertible ALL TUB UAI TIUmra«t«TION CAM U4VE A LOT Of CMOHB6 OP CHORE*.' STEADY JOB - For reliable perton. Coll Hoy. IO-II7J JO OO TOOX1. « willing to work and let.rn Muit alto e FOUD - IM, four-door automatic, drive 0.1167. lOSi (BOO) 822-8989 ALPIIef OT mt - FAMILY AD susasusr— — power Mooring, power brakei. MM STOCK CLERK - Howly~w.tr. tool., nrei. Needs wart, 1IM Coll otter 4 wee*end work required Full or porl time. Phone Becker Hardware. 411 nUtiAMC MATADOR WTe - Tadtoi, SS» 3 condition, 75.110 mllei. air condl AM/FMittrM. ro«lol«'ilf7l ;• bed. UK) HI E. Newmw Springe •« . Rod Bon. III4HU7I JujCiT? MEDICAL otter 3:J0pm KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Hwy 14 UNK BEDROOM SET - Four 2. Auloj For Sale 7 Auto Insurance . Help Wontwl 51. Help Wonted LonoBfonih, N J. 07740 ton. .100 Shot skates. 13 per pair $3 CADILLAC COUPE VILLE - INI. 5431100 An Eoual Opportunity Employer trigeralors. 131 ond up Stoves. kdiMllgi MERCEDES lfM 300 O DIESEL — THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new RATES REDUCED FOR MANY ORIVERS — Check our discount! and TELEPHONE SALES - From our hers, dryers, dishwashers. US ond DOLLARS toy uum Four speed, Makl, rum excellent, no ond uted con In Monmouth County Uted Furniture of Red Bonh. If7 Over 100 olr conditioned new cart In low down payment! Free quote. 3*4- Middtetown office. I i. 51 Salary plus CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE - 107} •(1 IlmVlUU. Mi-en commission Call 671-MS* rwsbury Ave. Sell merchandise you no longer need tlock McGLOIN nUICK OPEL INC , 3017 Phoenix Brokerage. 45 Hwy. 34 or USE with a low coif Fomlly Plon MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM CLERK TYPIST Shrewtbury Ave . New Shrewsbury UNK BEDS - Complete with mat Ad' till - Two-oeor. lully loaded. •« TWO FULL TIME LICENSED RIAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES OESPER esses ond lodder. Maple or Pine. client condition, mutt He U.MD M4 o work part-time, taking newspaper classified ads, CADILLAC UDAH DEVILLE - IW] ATELY NEEDED - Commission split omtlTO Call 1*4 «SM Available for Merchandise For Sole am miles N.W urn, on options TOYOTA COROLLA STATION 10 Wanted Automotlvt n an on-call basis. Must be able to work on short commenturote with experience For Only Article mutt originate from O Goroge-eeot. Socrlllco. 11.4)1 Ml WAGON 1«7 - tl.MO or belt otter JJUNK CARS confidential Interview, call Chris Ben hometKild and may not exceed o tale MERCURY MONTEGO MX 1f74 — 717 em or mill! otic*. Accurate typing, spelling skills, ond pleasant st quality vlnyt clad . _ 7141. Two-doer hardtop, automatic, olr. edetto, 471-040*1 or evenings «S liw price of 1100 00 per article lepnone personality required. Benedetto Realty Group, IM Hwy 35. cents sq ft Installed Terms or CAMARO 1»7* - Immaculate, VI, ttereo. lull power 11500 173 IM4 VEGA STATION WAGON - 1074. yel onged «3 0300 Middle! own Price MUST Be Advertised Each ad automatic, air, |HW tteer lng/b>okes. MERCURY MONTEREY 1*7) - low with ildepon.il, itlcfc shift ond CALL FOR APPOINTMENT UlFMMreo 741-4115. roof-rod. flJOtf Coll 71» let] TOP DOLLAR HILDREN 5 CLOTHES - t.2S. dttlonol line II No copy chonget moy Four-door tadan. 41.500 mllei. Vinyl MR. FRANK BOTTONE WAITRESSES M/W - Year-round, all lodles clothes, s 35 Floor lamp, IU, be made ond no discounts or returns CHEVROLET IMPALA I roof, power iNerlng and braket, olr. VEGA 1»71 - Hatcnboct Automotlc. shifts open Must be aver II Must op 110 doors 150 Shutters, M tn-tU) will be mode If od It conceited before •>c.ll«o« 73» 3545 oH« S. noedt work 1500 or belt otter Coll ply In person, from U 1 p m. or .5 expiration, u 11444 or 717 4H0 after 5 Rt.ll Sayrevllle.NJ 7171300 The Dally Register , Howord Johnson 1. Highway IS, MONMOUTH Daily-Sunday aaawCHEVROLET sIMPALA W74 - Satrlt CHP.VSLER PLYMOUTH VEGA Wl HATCHBACK - Low TO PLACE YOUR Hwy 14 Eotontawn ' 141 mileage, excellent Interior, new tlrei 542-4000 X RAY TECHNICIAN - Substitute DAILY REGISTER ol America tdlllon. fowii tteer- A I M art and trudii Top dollar paid mg/tjrakei. air, AAt/FM, mint conol 1550 Coll 471 -MM. only To relieve regular technician at FAMILY AD, CALL.. MONTE CARLO 1170 - E«cellent con- OASISMOTOP.S iiOH 731 7100 KEYPUNCH PART-TIME times. Limited port time hours Send REGISTER lien U.IM firm 747 «7S< ailen II7W VISTA CRUISER - Hlne-poitengei WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS PAPER DELJVERY resume and references to: Box C374, CHEVROLET IMPALA WAOOM - 741UM wagon. IH4 Power iteerlng/brakei. MM 700 SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER G?£.PJI5 on Sot. or Sun only Early om. E|. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N J , Classified Ads IMI, mi. Con be seen H A Colon air. good trantportatlon, neeot tome 07701 MONTE CARLO 1«7I work Good engine, tlrei. Utt or bell t your obllitlts being fully r« Wished rout* No collecting or sollc 14 HOUR SERVICE t*r75. Kmart. •wow? Why *A |oln o wowing cor ting. Must hove cor Permanent ynr us p.m. .fp.m., oftr 3*4-5774. as low as FIREWOOD - IT0 per cdrd, full cord otlon whert your tfforll will M rj work 747-2141. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1175 - WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS ognlitM)! W< hove op«nlngf both MUST SELL FAST - Going Into Mo POSITIONS OPEN - For secretory, 52 Baby Sitting 9UOf n White/rod. »M0. AM/FM, tnow tlrei, SCHWARTZ Chryller Plymouth ond pan-tlmt on our lit and Jnd * K14»Sorl CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN WAGON rhm. 1MJ Sunbeam Alpln. body e« Rod Bank, 747-C7I) charge bookkeeper, accountant, luggage rock, UH0 Can be teen rear Itit In Motowon Work J7W houri 41 cents IW — 317, V-e. automatic, (Mr. power client, engine out. «35O or bnl oltVr ond v Clerk lyplit, experience Child Care FURNITURE - Sofa, beige, trtHtwaad eteerlng, Iwa extra rims Runt great otTrawn-i, 13 Brood St.. Red Bank WE NEED USED CARS r wort* Good ttortlng talory, ben 1f65 Ford Falcon Van, not running but with computer lermfnoli or willing to BABYSITTER - For two tchoologe frame, s/J Chairs. Ivory vinyl. IX Sett 7aT-llZS. VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1H5. Patted Tgj dollar paid MULLEP. CHEVP.0 ti.ttc Coll torn ip.m poiilbl. Hit or bnl offer Call 143 be trained Send resume with salary girts, weekdays, 17 JO 6 Salary com earn All like new 14} I Tie Intpectlon. New battery, tune up. ', Hwy. 14. Motowon. CHEVROLET WAOOM IPO - Nine- WlarMHW. MFCORP. 627-5741 equlrimtriM to P.O. BOH 313, Lin mensurate with amount of houie For FAST RESULTS wok. |ob U50 Tie-OU). :roft, N i.trm. NOVA 1*71 — Four-door, automatic, Equal opportunity tmploytr (m/l) (.eepJng responsibility Phone eves, at at LOW COST More Classified automatic transmission 471 llel V power broket, power tteerlng. new VOLVO WAGON 1*74 - Air condi- GAL SECRETARY — Heal eilote PRINTED CIRCUIT SOARD ASSEM brakei, two wowi with ttudi, two OH tioning, standard transmission, great EMPLOYMENT Mrlence neceiury. Motowon Coll phone on Next Page gas mileage IMOO TM-Mel. CHEVROLET IN; CAPRICE - En- In whotH and tlret. II4S0 471 1041 g appointment, S44-4X0. oreo, vicinity around Port Monmouth OLOWtOBILE IteT - «. good llrat. %HELAN PONTIAC-BUICK-OPEL GAL SECRETARY - Required for Elementory School .WS-OOW afttrj>JlO- fully equipped. !M> Call anytime, 717 WIRERS AND SOLDERERS - One- LOVINC — Responsible atfuiTto core REGISTER Hwyf Fr#*noHi $1 Help Wonted ed Bonk office with a minimum of year enper lent* CHRYSLER IW1 - Town and Country ve yiQTi experience. Salary SMI per lor our ."/.•year-old daughter In our eeMM eek plui tubttontlal btneflts In Shrewsbury home. Mon. through Classified Ads Wagon. Excellent condition. 11700 PANEL WAGON — 1«75, model 145. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS with olr, excellent condition 14000 BE SUCCESSFUL IN SALES udlng Hospital I lot I on, Mo|or Medic Thurs ,*4 747-1«n evenings 3 Trucks and Trailers ond Uft Inturance. Reply to Boi O — One-year minimum experience. CIRCLE CHIVROLET Coll 741 7151 otter 4 p.i» WITHOUT EXPERIENCE 542-1700 Avon h*tpt make It tun for you to run 5, The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, TECHNICAL ASSEMBLERS - One PINTO If7l HATfBACK - Runs BLAIRS J. 07701, AM. Shrewsbury your own bmlntt*. You Mt your own ear minimum experience 53 Domestic Help Toll Free from Motowon Areo bout. New Urn. 33]gWmlln. .«c.llenl houri, too. Find out about thli choi MMIM condltloa. »H0 llrmT« M44 OUOR STORE CLERK - Mint be? GENERAL HOUSECLEANING - COMET \H1 - Automatic, oooK Orl\ 4X4 PICKUPS Icnolng corning opportunity Coll Mri bondoble Mini b* flolbU on houri APPLY IN PERSON Once a week, possibly more, eight 5668100 Ing condition, good body intV PINTO 1173 - Runabout, olr condl Hammond, finiwi, Mn Korifluli, eftf*nc»i rtqulrcd. «1 3334 rooms References 7J« 1140 or (71- IN STOCK S44-S2I); or Mn. Archer, 72t 4521 Toll Free from MMofetown Area Mtomatlc. Excell.nl AUDIO VISUAL LABS M10. i 747-73Harter4 JO todoy. ANAGFR AND ASSISTANT MAN Corner of MIIKIde and Central Ave. CORVf TTB Wl - m engine, lair OER — lexptrivncKJ) nt«dtd tor ESKS. FtLE671-930S - Tobies0 , chairs, ad Atlantic Hlghlondi HOU'SEKEEPER - One full doy per ng machines, lypewrlteri, office PINTO - IT74 AM/FM. lun fool, olr A-1 TEMPORARIES mcn'i «hot ihob (lorot chain) locating week, must be able to .toy overnight 11.500 N»d* an ••ptKiCnLtM) Irovatperton. At Stmitw Mcnl. Pi#oi» ifnd mumi ••ufpment, etc. «tborgalnprlees New REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright, og from time to time ond supervise mo used A A C DESK OUTLET, 170* miles. Coll 71? 437Sotter ep.m. Coll mornlngt, 543 5053 Ifxnt lU monthi tapvrltnta In Rtwr I, MevXca* i., i P.O. BON 10*. Matpeth, young ftcnoge children Atlantic High grmlve ottoclote needed for active M.OokhursI S31-WW 1 vatloni and International Tlckttlng (ondsorca fti-SMO CREDIT PROBLEMS PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1170 VI rttconwry to worn ttmporarlly with o multiple fitting office. Great training No cmnr It you're working, we con CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK - and advermtng progrorm 111. AM/FM, radio, ttereo, tnree loco, comporiy DOG KENNELS - Custom made, four help to get you financed. No money 1f7l «k-ton,SI.4IO MELMED MALTY, INC. eM SiSO HOUSEKEEPER Ontdoy per mod on door. WO or deal with bike NO FEE - GOOD PAY jntts Price reasonable down Payments arron* " etj-reUJtHrltyti. MARINE MECHANIC week, Holmdel oreo. Own trans- Coil 471 5Mt tram 1-5, am lor Jolt JW Brood St Call Pat oH-SUI after ep.m needs Many New and REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - portation preferred Coll m *to. 1 PLYMOUTH DUSTER H7S — Alrta- R*d Bonk U\7464 EXPERIENCED ION ! BUY ANYTHING YETI — Can to cheote tram. Call... Inder. one-ton flatbed Dual .. Wt are looking tor two tales otuxl mornings or evw. Save big it on merchandise. Because Hoc, ITS Irood SI., Red Bonk matlc. ilx cylinder, air, vinyl root, BROILER PERSON - Two ytors tx helper iprlngi. new oak bed, 1". Call' aiti, eiperlence preferred, but will PART•TIME~HOUSECLEANINO - S3 their refurbishing, The Harbor Is- power brakei/tteerlng. Low mllei ptrltnct Apply In ptrion only Paloct GASOLINE/DIESEL rain. J. MAFARA AGENCY. Wv Hwy. DODGE CHARGER SE 117] - VI. •eft offer. Excellent condition Call forma reor view mlrrori. (Extra large hour, own transportation. Catl 471- ond Spa will be auctioning off lorge Saloon and Opera Hout*. 740 Rlvtr B, MtddMown. 74T-7M0. excellent condition, pewer steer 741-1151. Rood, Fair Haven, otk tor Tony or quantifies of household, dining room •ttfroreetei. air, AM/FM radio, 45.000 nd restaurant furniture ond equip Bob, MOM MOUTH lEACH IEAL CSTATK SALES - Licensed. PERSON WANTED - To *> tioule njln Ttl-CBCO from M. Mon. through PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER 1114 - pick-up, otklng »300 or betT offer. Coll unlicensed, part-lime, full time. If ent Dressers, beds, parson's tables, Frl, get for Sharon. 717 0341. Mutt toll, leaving note In CAREER OPPORTUNITY 1 work. 14 hour* weekly Own front hairs, mattresses, end tables. Silver Automatic, power fleering, vinyl roof. ou ve been looking lor a NEW porlotlon. reterence«. « on hour. 741 very good condWon lltH 47I-OH74 three weeki* ^^^^.^_^_^_^.^^^^ (Short Arta, TART, theft 104k no mere. Rapidly rare, lamp., sconces, solas, plus nun OOOGE DART 1(74 - Four deer. 211 ECHANICS - For tractor Iralltri, S DODGE VAN 1974 — Power iteer- An unuiuol tain opportunity li offertd jfowing company need! the two og eds of other Items. Auction starts 11 ». engine, air conditioned, automotlc, PONTIAC UMANS WAGON 1173 - to on outitandlng Individual who If mutt have live ytari txptfttnc*. All m , Mon . Feb. 10th Ocean ond Ce idlo and heater, 43,000 miles, ex- Ing/brokei. automotlc. air, AM/FM. ymlve clours to work from your lo- V-l, oil power, looki and runt good. iMhlng a llfttlmt corttr. Encillent benefits patd. loi 3710. cal area from cosh boil. Can earn lor Ave , Long Branch Inspection it condition, 11175 Evenings. 741 Muit telT moving H300 13011 544 Imuloted, etc., look!, rum good II.HO 7414111 itarling salary tor first three yean, ECHANIC - Two ooiltioni open S1U or better part time your first M Situations Wanted arista m Call m S»0 " plin commHiloni wlfh unlimited earn ew Jtrity's lorg«»t Kawnahl aeol week ot morigoge toumtlor Call now LECTRONIC ORGAN - Three mon DOOGE• »»7J WINDOiW VAN - six DODGE POLARA HM - Good run- RAtBlT — "You've gat to drive it to Ing poiitblHtltl. Liberal fringe ben . Excellent career opportunity. Good at Ml 3U1700 Female uol Trio Deluxe Rodgers Theater Or ning candltlon^outymollc. air, good cylinder. tflH ond monagerntrtt opportunities bMleve It SHREWSiURY MOTORS, bur ban location. Air conditioning RN — Full time. 1 11:10 shift for *LL ALTERATIONS - AM tewing an, Leslie ond Rodgers external HTM. ISO or bett offer. 722 0334 any. The penon icTected mull be am- INC., 741-UOO. wouahout. All necttiory tlMp looll charge position In skilled nursing done In my home rakers, prepared for percussion at •—tsar Utloui, MIM minded, wllh a college jpplled Top pay for penon ex hmentt 11500 141-070) RED BANK VOLVO TRUCK ANO CARGO INSURANCE tducatlon or Itt •quiwaltfit (n builneit home In Freehold areo. Alternate 747 Aim irlenctd In repair of Kawaiakl or weekend* Cotl for Interview, 4J1-51K. lit E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. tiiptritnc*. Call Mr. Rlc Newman ot ondo. Muit hav* complete let of OO YOU NEED AN OCCASIONAL VE PIECE BEDROOM SET - lot! of options, air Included, RED BANK, 74I1~' iiTnn. Evening* coll MM7SS. oil and rtftrancM. Call Tuei BABYSITTER? - I'm the gal you're Ive piece wood dinette set, both ore •Wet. Muit to Man. K4-OS4. TRUCK INSURANCE "An equol opportunity employer rough Ttvun-671-13W. looking for Excellent references 741- new. 11*0 After I p.m. 4994*99. RITTEHHOUSE - M/P" OOOOE WINDOW VAN 1071 - B300. LINCOLN MERCURY Inc ORMICA KITCHEN AND VANITY oiftemotlc, power steering/brakes, EDICAL ASSISTANT - Fulltime, m HWY IS 77H5O0 OCEAN TWP CASHIER — Full or port time, mutt rltftced, with r*f*rencM Mu%t OPS — Buy below store ond controct stereo CB. Set-tie lor camping, SIS*) hove experience Wetkend work re price. We also mode desk ond table After e p.m., 141 fcjj SEI' A "RUSSELL MAN" - f-oryoui vrsttsxsr car ond type 531 1515 IN4 FORD - f 100, lour-wneel drlv., quired. Phone Becker Hardware, 431- Eogle Manufacturing Co , 355 next new or uted car. RUSSELL OKH hourt. teven doyt 0 weelr 55 Situations Wanted DODGE mi - Oorl Swlnaer. Two. four ton boom, complete plow kit IHI 951. SALES AGENT Now, whan you mobll.-Codllloc Co.. 100 Newman Chevrolet. C 10 pickup, complete rood More Than Just A deer, air, six cylinder automatic, CLERK — Auto Parti Deportment Male Sprlngi Rd. Red Bonk. 741 OflO tervlce let-up. Hot ttort mocttln.. dual OUR YEAR OLD - 16 ceromlc L ft looks, rum excellent. «eso liinu. Mutt type. Previous experience pre- WANTED OFFSET PRESSMAN - Two yean com with working llgMl 1173 Ford. F- I. molds, greenware ond shelves. plow o REGISTER SHORE MOTORS ferred Apply In ptrton only, M. Wt need a dynamic mon or woman to experience In multlweb preti. wet ond DOREMUSFOUD 400, 14 ton wrecker, fwo-ipeed rear. A- llgures. Good phon* manner a one package 5&W0 after » p.m. Volvo-Triumph Dealer Schwarti and Som. 141 W Front St.. •ell our exclusive calendar* ond on t* dryothet Call 2*1 5SM. SALES -SERVICE -PARTS 7B7-41777 must I Real estate OHperlence very de- Ctaiified Ad for 3 Hwy. 39. Monoequon SH-7W R B tensive line ot advertising special- URNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? M Snvnbwy AM., Rag lank 7414 roWe. For confidential Interview, tin - butlneti gim It you hove a pail REGISTEREO AIDE - And comport - Chick the USED FURNITURE SPECIAL - MM Oldtmobllt 1074 CHEVROLET U-TON PICKUP - Ion to care for elderly perton Ex FIAT SALES AMD SERVICE - LI send brief resume ot experience and history ot totes tucceit or with to be- ENTER OF RED BANK Fine furnf- or mort days, I RMIaMe. Power ileerlng. tilted wheel, olr con- cellent reference!. tS per hour, full VINE MOTOR COUP., Maple Ave., lory history to: P.O. Box 133, Hal gin a coreer In totes, you con benefit ure for less 197 Shrewsbury Ave. "Wtei-4tl. l ditioned, tinted gtoti. dual tank!, tlld- lime. »«-S.7J Rod Bank. 741-eS70. Ing window, paneled cap, 55,000 mllel. from one of the most lucrative com induding Sunday, STEIN CADILLAC PONTIAC minion itructurct In our Induitry FIAT Xl-e 1177 - AM/PM coil.II. Alter S, 7I7-14W COOK — Two yeors experience. Apply jTORCYCLE SET-UP PERSON - WEATHERMAN - Meteorological FURNITURE ASBURY AVE, ASBURY PARK In person only Poloce Saloon and Op wo position! open. New Jersey » What we need li an Individual who con Technician. IS yeart experience Coll urnltwre at o traction above coil Any you got an extra and CS. New lob need bigger cor 775-3*00 1171 FORO PICKUP - Loaded Mult deal directly with builneumen who Tte brand available, loch at Ben " U Mil. MI-NII altar 4p.m. ero House. 740 River Road. Fair tarattt KowaMki dealer. Encelltnt op- 191 SMi xxtunlty to golrt experience or to qual- us* calendars and specialty Iterm to jolon Pine. Penmylvonlo Houie, dayHEE! STRAUBBUICK-OPEL Call 5134071 Haven, osk lor Tony or Bob. FIAT IU — 1171, Iron! wheel drive, fy tor rnechanlc'i pnttlon. Full i«t of promofe Itwlr butlness. Thii It on e* reicel. Heritage. Henredon, Baker. NINE ACRES at New and Utad Can CORRESPONDENCE CLERK - Mai cellent opportunity lor you to atiocl now radial tlrei. rKllnlng Moll. 1550 Hwy 15 344-4000 Keyport ooli necesiary. Call Tufi. through homotvllle. Century, and many. Coll 471 454.otter 7p.m. order firm needs experienced clerk to hurs, 671-130.. otcyourieif with The Thoi D. Murphy 56 Situations Wanted many more For more Information coll REGKTER Clastifitd 4 Motorcycle* answer customer correspondence Co.. a pioneer In the advertising field 2-ep.m FIAT IN I»7I - 44,OH mllei. tour TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb CYCLE INSURANCE Must hove good I] ATIONALLY ADVERTISED - Sa- ilnce I Ml Your Initiative ond plan Male/Female •good, new battery, good condition lervlce DOWNES PONTIAC, 13 Low ari Coventry lewetry hot Immediate Ads cost os littt* os Free ouotet and blnderi b t Tlnton Falls. S44-9H ning will determine your growth and PACKER AND STORE CLERK - •MM. 544-4571 oner I a.m. er Main St.. Motowon Me-im. loll tree WATTS-llne. opening*, full or part-time, training tucc»» wltti our eitabllthetf company FURNITURECAYALOG CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESEN and Mies equipment tree. Earn while Must work Sots and Sum Call Grate SERVICE OF K.J MM, houri. teven doyt a week Your occoonti art protected ond re 233 1900 after lOo.m 41 < per per TATIVE — First National State hoi u learn Must b* II Own Irons peat order* make money for you 2. Auto* For Sale 2. Autos For Sale HONOA — SO Mini Troll If71. Ex- Immediate opening In the Rum ion of- URNITURE SPECIALS - Home •tatlon and phone rtecwory. For in- Write Bob McKenile, Marketing Man day, battdon3 cellent condition, 5175 or belt offer fice for someone with good typing view coll Kothy, 741 ISM, Terrl, old Bargains! Five walnut dining ooer, The Tnoi. 0. Murphy Co.. CO oom cnolrt. ISO; walnut china clotet. Call SU-llie otter I p m. i*llli ond a pleatont telephone voice 2-2S46 or Pai.W^m Box SOT, Manhntet. New York 11030 Experienced bank receptionist desk If; metal wardrobe. 111.50, baby Ruts, 10 days KAWASAKI 1173 - 7SOH7. totally able. FNS offers on excellent storting trailer. 14 so. itudlo couch. Uf; oak ED AJOB - THS NAVY HAS SALES HELP-P or t-tlme, ex- return. New rubber and brakei. letl utary plui fringes Call Joonne for ap- hell al drawers, III.SO; Colonial insertion. OD JOBS WITH EXCELLENT perienced, Linens and custom window than 1000 mllei on enplne. Have all pointment, 915 0*73 First National S ouch, U9, small bookcose. 110. round RAINING AVAILABLE FOR THOSE treatments. Call 741-4eflafter ip.m, receipt! muit tell «•» Coll after I Slate Bonk, Edison, It on equal op- NEED A CAR? p.m., 344-1145. HO QUALIFY IN OVER 10 CA 61 Business portunity employer. EER FIELDS FOR MORE DE per. U.7S; coffee table, tl? SO. slot lop Fast Results, low YAMAHA AILS CALL YOUR NAVY RE GET RE-ESTABLISHED JI R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. Opportunities run*, 124. More and more. RUSCIL'S. tytxst needed to enter on RUITERIN IE Front St.. Red Bank. 741-leej. Cost — Now on UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY union 1 yd. Ave.-Long Bronch-77» Good pay and excellent benefits Coll ED BANK 741331* FIELD MANAGER - Monoge 10 ho AZLET U4 1455 LAST JOB! let/motel reservation centers, serving e»tra Day. Phone REEHOLD-710-1070 Atlontlc City, when gambling casinos 1. Help Wanted YAMAHA YZ100O - Three monthi Notional corporation, manutoc- old, excellent condition. Beit offer. AST BRUNSWICK mMM open. 741 •7450 evenings 1 9 542-1700. Coll 471 5751 Bk> 1TUI II k L TS d SXB . , lurlng lighting products for In- "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" L.J. CONZER ASSOCIATES EW JERSEY LICENSED — X-ray dustrial ond commertcol ac- MOBILE RESTAURANT - Fully echnlclon for Infrequent (approxi- equipped coterlng truck. Con be fi- ItIS KAWASAKI FII 250 - Excellent m Brood St, Red Bank counts, has openlnoi for salts Ttw M tank Borough conditionconalllon, only 1200 miles. «5 IOM be mately one-two doyi o month) on-call nanced 100%. Coll 56**100 EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY profess I onali In LOCAL AREAS Toil Fro* Malawan UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED fore Ip.m. work. Chest X-ray* In Outpatient CHn Board ol Education Little Sliver oreo Five dayi per week, , morning* primarily, no Sunday). Musi be non-pressure, honest ond WANTED DEALERS — To Intlol 15 p.m. 741-7737, oik (or Ken. Call 44f 5141 or write P.O Boa U1, A< Ana - 5664100 sincere Individuals looking tor tproyed foom Intulotlon In old ond new seeks substitute teachers EXPERIENCED — Wai. N. J. M73O their LAST JOB; must be Quali- 5 Auto Services/Parts bunangt Tremendout energy taver 124 per day. S27 per day, ToNFno 100% FINANCING resses/waiters Apply In person. Red URSESAIDE- Mon. through Frl., 7 fied to open new accounts os well Every home ond building owner con MUNCIE - Four weed, M II Oak Diner, 2*73 Rf 35, Hailet. m. to 3 p.m. Experience necettary m upgrade established users. Re- UM It. We are the only manufacture after live consecutive days MMAttOWn Area •• No Co-Makers — No Gimmick, 4714U4 E X PE~R i E NCE 0 M E R fVdW^ peat business, secure future, lib that trains how to Imtall with on the lor the same teacher. Must CHINE OPERATORS - For lodlei' trot training compensation, ben- |ob training ond by factory ei *71-«00 knitwtar. Union shop Call 741-S233, or perltnced Initalltrt. No tttt of an have baccalaureate on Ihe Spot Approval II Qualified Coll Or Send Resume to: 6 Auto Rent/Leo.e apply In person, Michelle Reno Foth NURSES kind. We ore only Interested In lellln lorn, 37 Wall St., Red Bank. RICHARD GREY thlt loom Insulation ond tqulpmen RENT A VAN - Law. low ratet uprrlenced HNS needed tor full and thai we manufacture. Can be applied Please send letter ol interest REGISTER Coil Mr. Banks 566-6102 Coll Lar TOM'S FORD H 15 all vtor round Write: Imperial Coot art-lime positions an the evening and (212) 563-3800 to Keyporl. Ings t Chemicals. •./« VVIstohlcko Nailonol Security Guord Agency hot grit ihlfti. Polltlont ore available an Ave., Philadelphia. Pa. 1*144, Mr full and part-time openlngi ' ' cu. ecu, PCCU. smcu. »EDI. oes. LUXOR LIGHTING Worren. Toll tree. I-C0O-S23-MM or -' CLASSIFIED 7 Auto Insuranee let artstor ih e mldnJgM t.._ HIV. TMrapy. Pivchlatrk aid Me- Dr. Joan D. Abrams AUTO ANO CYCLE INSURANCE midnight ihlfti Steady employment col Surgical UnlH. Salary will be de- PRODUCTS, INC. Dally A Sunday for interestenlereited periomperioni. PleasPleaie colcall Ililltllllllllrflataati Free Ouotei By Phone rmined by experience and education 14M WEEKLY POSSIBLE - Malllnfi !•,***• Fee. n. iflTI Captain Klnney, between f a.m. ond 350 Fifth Ave. ' GEORGE WALL V Low Kate. SJI Wl backa/CKind. thin olfterentlall and a Circulars. No Gimmicks. Free Details noon at 173-0911 or3iS-RU. Me ronae ol benefit! Ajoty: Guaranteed. HABCO, Box efc-C, Luf 76fconthfce.led(onl. Ill t»m\ Mew ce—encni a* enty AUTO INSURANCE WHgSP^TAL kin. Texas 75*01. LINCOLN-MERCURY LADIES-MEN — Work at home on the phone, earn 125-tSO weekly tervlclng S Union M «J3«onIc?M.J. 07701 rrfr^^rr our customers 3*4-3344. SALES - National Yellow Page [„.. sher seeks experienced salesperson DOWNTOWN SHREWSBURY Itowri, t***n doyi a wMk. 741-2700, Ext. WO An equol opportunity employer lor local area. No travel. All company benefits. Call e« 71*-I1M colledfor 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale OLSTEN TEMPI NEEDS YOUR CLASSIFIED local Interview. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S SKILLS. EARN EXTRA MONEY HIGH RATES: NO FEE. 117 Rte IS SALESPERSON — Experienced, EATONTOWN. S41SX0 needed for men'i shot shop (large chain) locol Ing In Sea view Mall. FINEST USED CARS ARTS PERSON - NfW Jeney I Pltose send resume to R. Mespka, $ COME TO THE DEALER largeil Kneaeakl deoler, Eicellent co 1978 FORD PMTO 3695 eer opportunity. Good suburban loco- poBtoiMdifiHY.nyri. on, ftrcondltlonlngthroughout. Sell SALESPERSON - For drug and cos- ) enperlence prettrreV Knowledai BUSINESS DIRECTORY HATCHBACK — Slock No 636 4 cyl.. aulo trans., manual WHO CARES! metic counters In pharmacy. Ex- brakes, sleeting. AM'FM stereo cassette 5.075 miles molorcyclei, acceetarlef ond re- perience preferred. Four days per ed products neceisary. Coll Toes wetfc. Permanent position. Fair Haven ough Thuri, 471 IXtt. Pharmacy, 741-OOaT A DAILY GUIDE 1972 CHEV. IMPALA '1895 SECRETAHV — FEATURING —| ART TIME - Earn >» la SIOO per CONVERTIBLE — Slock No. 599. V-8. auto trans . power wk, without neglecting your family Motor gkns manufacturing company OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS brakes, steering. AM/FM radio, w/w's. wheel covets you like clotnei, drive, and are not an Immediate openingfor a secre- NfW available evanlngt. coll W-21I7, 4*5- 43.354 mass. 3271 or 747-30*3. condtdgte must be a selTstorter, win PACKAGING 'Income Tax" If 71 MBCWY goad secretarial skills. Experience It BUSINESS preferred- For an appointment, call DIRECTORY SUPPLIES Service Mr Meode. See-Mel. 1973 MERCURY COUGAR *2695 MKAT MIDLAND GLASS CO INC. CORRUGATED COXES - Pocklno FEDERAL AND STATE RETURNS - XR-7 — Stock No. 628. V-8. auto trans. power brakes. VILLAGER Supplies for industr and Moig d Personal and btnlnon. Year end book ADDING MACHINES Storage Call 747-i keeping. W3 ond payroll tones. Mar- ART-TIME - independent salei An equal apportunlty employer steering, air cond. tinted glass. AM Btefeo. p'windows, vinyl STATION WAGOM gery Trovato, over li yeort In Middle erwn, lo work wrth ntabtlthed Mil TYPEWRITERS SERVICE WRITER - Management town. Coll tor appointment. *71 late root, w/w's. vrrteel covers 47.660 miles M. 4 irl, 4ta»d, p/i. t tfller . InvolveI s 1111191111111944 othyl ADDERS - Typewrlteri. Calculators. level position with New Jersey's targ- ROOFING & SIDING Kpenw In return totorr highihh commit- fA>. Opt loot rock. Ikw et! Kamaakl (Mer. Encallent career Ion. Reinand to Sail. P.O. Box Ie4 DISCO Ion. Reinand to Sail. opportunity and Income potential lor TRUCK 4 AUTO 1971 BUCK '1395 mots, tinted gknt. Stock t 7 ROOFING AND SIDING. Free till Seo Bright, NJ.077«. rlgM aeraan. Good tutjurbon location. 5ERPICO5 Ho KM One n stexk motel Olson Roofing I Siding Co. Coll RENTAL GRAN SPORT COUPE — Stock No. 543. V-8. auto trans . ART-TIME - Night Mller required

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S p.m. PAINTING* 1975 UNCOIN TOWN CPE *4995 $ DECORATING 4094" Serving Monmouth County 11 years. ECONO-PAIHT Stock No 635 V-8. auto, trans. power steering, brakes, air VALUABLE COUPON BUILDING ALTERATIONS - «ool Law r cond tinted glass, AM/FM stereo, p/windows. p/seat lilt llorrt and repairs Financing Arrangad. Mate. Bay Heaa CcoslrudKm Co IM-eTtfT wheel, cruise, 40.120 mUes OFF SEASON SALE AVIS 50 CENTS OFF CARPENTRY - Comolete remaael Three rooms for the price of two ma, hlerler-eaierlar, aawtlane, gta» EExpert t crtillt Wf TRY NARDFR 1976 UNCOIN '5995 SlaHH Jlirs, qft Nkl. ltHWI WALLY'S PAINTING CONTINENTAL COUPE — Stock No. 632. V-8. auto trans.. Your Next CARPENTRY - Masonry, palnllna uUnonwarti. PAINTING — Interior/exterior, ex- power steering, brakes, air cond. tinted glass. AM/FM ster- John Buchanan. ST.. 7« soil cellent wort. Tired of promises? Coll eo, p/windows. seat. W wheel, cruise. 38.461 mites. Mil, HMS7. Free esllmotes DAILY REGISTER CLASHED AD CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR - 747-0308 By presenting this coupon Bathrooms, kitchen floor! PAINTING AND DECORATING James Arthurs tor free t "W» mnl to b« Whan placing your classified ad Carl •.Jem jrour-cew dtMtaf." ' Far "tree estimates coll Bt-WX (Scxry. net good lotnvDi Funlly Ad HOME IMPROVEMEHTI — AMI- GEORGE WALL er Contract Xrhwrtfiavi; Hans, dormers, forage conversions. MINTING - interior, exterior. Very BUDGET Prtoew eictude tax » Ikmwlns. reasonable. Call for free estimate, 7«l flMsMa bosemenh, repairs. Free eetl. Rent a Car er Van AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE PAINTING P»PE«H»NGIHG I Shnwikwy knH at Sycamora LINCOLN-MERCURY MOVING-HAULING OUALITY INTERIOR WORK SHREWSBURY, N.J. Call 542-1700 CALL BVES., RICHY *»l*n MOVE WITH NICK - FoForr Ma, f ATERHANGING - PatMtlsg, Mori- SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE •UN chewka IK Tht Ditly Rofllttef !Sft^SW°°lMlM< 842-680Q 747-5400J 747-5400 On* RtgHew PI»M, Mvmrtbury, NJ. «77S1 16 The Drily Rcgiatu SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. FEBRUARY 13. i978 — 71. Merchandise 71. 77. Ptt* And Livottock For Sale For Salt GOOD HOMES - Ftund Itr deal GAS MYEI - Tint mn OM •» Catli paid tar pun COLLEGE PET SVCAMOP.E GREENS ANTIOUESl - SHOP I ceUMt c«n«liM UI »r Mil after EnjlltO a* carved Wa» anct cMn. CH 4tVt4U tat cMna ciatat. cnrMat LKendilHi GA» STOVE - »", mm end Mna Victorian arm choir, carved frame HOLMDEL Aha Art Oaiects. Hare O»«». Cam- SII bo* iwu. lock room. l»cd room WO HM, EalM MHIH Ml wart, Pa.all.ell, elc Braanert wet- and etant^Kre pasture with pond Me etn I«ISH«TTE« PUPPIES HAMMOND TEN PIECE OAK DINING ROOM - AKC ragMhtrtd Sal I«MM Male. SIMM Threee piece Callatiar Spm.OMIIl L llur i m letlet.. iim C»trC»tra typtype cave*cae*. KITTEN - Beautifully marked, or ORGAN at)t). dtaWtaWtt ream tat wWi titiee cMlri. onoe and croom. Male, elaht week! Action will to e»ld and aU M Slit. Franca areeatrent. MIS Cl awTFrae to a good boon TtTuM Joteri at Ma K«aal di.irlclw^ Of Asbury Park IIVV .. «tss akjct and wDHa TV . o) •» rtipactHa polling pkKal ChatChl l at »t»ari» , HII UrnU . SIS an dd •>. STUD SEwVICE Utad Furnllwrt el Rtd lonk. l»7 Male Collie, two yearioM . nSrnJerTwlll ae elected tar I yaan; HUGE PIANO SALE ll«a»»»infA»a. Call Sot and Sun TO l«l I iBBinatu will be elected tar I yaari; TWO MALE PEKINGESE - AKC • mamberi will be elected ter I year Tha USEO FUP.NITUHE CENTEH Al ta laM aaxtlaa Mil to HiamrlM ana1 camar •< MyflllaH »va. If) Shraaxkwr A« . Had tank taant, Haiblim ana Why Noll HORIZONTAL MILLING MACHINE TWO PUPPIES - Nine weeki old. «WK u>une>ee M turn mm malar. TWO SHOW TIHES - iatlaa, F 71.U. two female! mother Collie and Shep- *JI hord. Free lei rm ^___ 101. Aport menu 104. Furnished Room, 133 Income Property IJ»* 101. Aportmiitt REO SANK INCOME PROPERTY - POLLIH8 DIITP.ICT HO e HOSPITAL ICO - GOOD ceiXltlan WELSH COP.GI PUPPIES EATOHtOWN - Newly remodel MATAWAN CRESTWOOD VILLAGE st«i8r wit di RENT WEEKLY Two onebeOoom oportmenti, MMty Palllni place at IM Llay« «aa« TWO SNOW TIDES - Unmaunltd. upeMn two*arjraom oponmem, nei Ariartment. from .no, heot Included orea. ompi • rt.ll. tar Plnlo. almait mm. us included No oof! SIM 0 month Co ATEHII IM 4** •«ID Call tlUm otter 1. HI Wl MATAWAN - Nfw modern apart nlthed rooms, includes maid service, IBM TYPEWRITERS TWO WOODEN WALL PHONES - ttvtfrt On* bedroom, fcllchen, living individual controls of heating ond air REO SANK Ont HO train itl and loblt, lompi a. CBt, EUctronlct GRANDVILLE BROWNING GOLDEN EAGLE room, bath, 1V» monlh't fccurlly conditioning Private both, color TV three Irmilv TOWERS ACkAU prHer rM, no pfti. RlttfMKti Phone service Plenty el parking utll Coll W lell for appolnlmenl otter t par HkMta, Uf Rhj MARK III - With V.F.O , turner si- KCNMOKME WAWA1HI H - AM Dryar. dekick and all aanlNe modification! lirwn«dlQt»otcuOor,tv Coll 5*4 «J» (lies Included No security required pm terwM ler the > MereCknaiAe* lISeeeci hh NeveN r aMI notch lot aor. WASHER/DUVE* - Waillnfhauu Going horn, leaf HI . US Hum III divide io tulte. Heot ond olr con U» Call intlt ED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. PUGS, HIGHLANOt - Naor tht wutn i. - Etlicltncy one ond two bedroomt C 138 Mobile Home* Mem COC-JMTCM ton ** "" WOOO IUP.NINO STOVES - And FOP. CASH. only U available Immedtotety No peH 3M dlllonlng Included Co.H77-lo4e NRfM»m,««,aBl GAROEN>ARK MOBILE HOMES - .73" MOVING OUT OF STATE - Selling coal ttavat, large tetactlan on miploy INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES S ikr. K44 __^_____ HiCHTANDiT - 7500 iq fT,'suitable 1 Day antique!, white fgrnlture. morale mon at Tlmon Fotli Ganaral Store. Syco IStE Newman Spring! ltd Bethany Rd , Haiicl Adult park Walk HIGHLANDS - One antJ Iwo bedro* RED BANK — Beautiful on* room garage, auto body shop or repair. U00 lo tnopp'ng and N v bus 7o4>m. 67' mare Aye. Hunt Shrewibury feT^lta aportmont. ptlvalt entronca. hltchen per month plui utilities Security re- 2 Days (Consacuiive) tt ri For oppolltc l HOLLV PARK - 12H65 TWO btd- 3 Days (Conseculrve) 6V VOU PICK UP SALE privilege, prlvatt bathroom I.M 47 qulred- 74) 77tl rooms, loundry room with wostver ond 55' PIANO AND tENCH — tehmtr & LSL Lowrey French Provincial, ueo HIGHLANDmS jet- sTw or om bedroo itoo m wote Wai late St T4l-0»fl LAW ONHCt — Mlddlrtown, Ri. M. dryer, chest Ireeier Fully furnished 4 Days (Consecutive) TPL with Leslie, in trot RED BANK - C«i?ro(~ThfW heated Ottlce space avolloble. with ent«ntlve CentfcH olr Many extras Call between 5 Days (Consecutlvt)) 51" H I wllh rhymm, Ml JO ANTIQUES - Anything old Furnl 1 IVt roomt, parking One year leate, .ecu llbrory lacllltles avolloble Call 671 10 O m I p m Asking 571 0O0 Coll W 47' HAMOi-OKGAHJ Bokkrln Interlude, Mat rure, chlno, gloss, dells, lewelry. rugs rlty 1210 plui electricity No peti Jtl 6100. f 5pm. _ .361 6 Days (Consecuiive) IIWIMmnd K-IM WW Tap cath aaw. Mary Jone Raavtvelt, HIGHLANDS - two-bedroom dupla 7 Days (Consecutive) 45' Mommondl IM.'leJO Ml. River ad , Rumton. limit with porch, dining Oreo, no pet! U j MATAWAN - Three modem otf u rt HOMETTr MOT - Ctete ti shopping FWBr moMl Klmooll Baby Gran*, monthly. »ISI7I Located on Rt 34 Private entrance. 8 Days (Consecutive) 43' ttuaee HMMti and conaalei reducad. HommandTSM, »le». RED BANK - Centrally located, three and transportation Two bedrooms 41" unlimited raolali (ram II SO par Hammond Aurora, Wea. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN. HIGHLANDS - Three ream; room.. SftS a month Including heot Must be seen lo be appreciated 542 10 Days (Consecutive) Electrk Plono with omplirier, Hio TIQUES. RI. It ond Homeileod Ave , lor ooulrt, llsg o month ond water Inquire otter 4 at IM Pro, 6264 maMti. Klmaoll lalneti Iram »7tS LOWP.EY ORGAN CENTER. IW Man Leonardo msm lecurlly reaulred. Itl III pect Awe., utile Silver TRAILER - IW. 1x30 Many e-ttros 14 minimum charge "FSKMOLOMUSIC CENTO RED BANK - Detune one bedroom, MlDDLETOWN - Hwy 36 Store for Commercial Rjrlte NAN JOHNSON HIGHLANDS - Ti tumlihed, carpettd. utlllllet I33S. rent Located In established shopping Must sell 11.100. Per Line Coll tar IWJliil | ill <7)0 BUYS AND BUYS room, kitchen, both, lien a month pi leOMOndwcurlty 741 0301 otter 4 center Ideal for professional office or Coll 544 1)47 82- From on entire household to o single retail business. 1050 sq ft Call 77* IDay RANCH OAK SEOROOM SET - Item Antique furniture, lewelry. Ill- electric. n\ 4»i,*n tryi RE'S BANK - Emclency'oportmenl, 76' OauWa bad, neorly new leely Pettwe- 77 Pott And Livestock ver Immeolote com Top doilor HIGHLAND S^^ThreViorff- . near all trarttportatlon One month', tit; 140 Real Estate Wonted 2 Days (Conseculive) podtc mottreii with baa spr Ingi. Ores AKC IEAGLE - Ftmale, 10 week! teVUel acroi! from beocrt No oeti Securl rent pfui tecurlty No phone colls aner OFFICE SPACE! AVAILABLE -New GOOD HOUSES NEEDED 3 Days (Conseculive) 70" ser with mlrrar, data and choir Bratt old, paper Irolnad. required 1170 ColllrToHl 7pm WlUtt building, MOO sq. ft , will divide to suit; One family units from 70 t to 90 t in 1 chondeller with crystof 0LD FURNITURE - Antique*. China, Northern Monmouth County, M-day 4 Days (Conseculive) Call W-1I1I fUnwore, art oblecti ond lirlc-o oroc HIGHLANOS - Wyndmore Apor heating ond air looditiooing Included •Malar eptalnlment mtnti. oiia ooortom apartment lo lU RED~BANK — Lyuury one bedroom, .Highlands, N J Call 172 I64« service, we pay cosh 5 Days (Conseculrve) •EAGLE PUPS - From (tad hunting Immediate coin wr anything ond ev rut in hitchen, d<>hw«her, carpeting, MeDMTYJMC ROYFAX 7 COPY MACHINE - Goad •lock SIS apiece. Matt! and (emmet! erythlna Rulcli'l. « Eosl Front St.. let. Available Immediately. 12*6 U» Tenant port oil ulllltlei .JHW PROFESSIONAL OFFK E SUITE - 6 Days (Consecutive) conation, with uaallet Coll anytime otter 1. Jtl M month Coll Itl elll evening! or M Ground floor, suitable for doctor or LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In RED BANK — Nicely decorated one dentist at 333 Broad St.. Red Bonk 747 Keansburg Mlddlelown Hazlel Holm 7 Days (Consecutive) TURN YOUR OIAMONDS INTO room, oil utllltlei UAP.S KINMOKE - Traih com BEAUTIFUL - lleatthr teenage can. HIGHLANDS - *0 Boy Avtw tfl 3730. t o m to 5 pjrv del THE SMOLKO AGENCV. 717 8 Days (Conseculrve) 3| Free to loving home only Retoenslbit DOLLARS Convert Old jH»lrw tn Coll after I, 741 11 S3 * I clalKai *ytr. US CIMKV. MfltaWt lor OM ptftoo, tiro RIVER"V/TEW - Delightful imaii or tun per Mm aflty.r47.Ssn otter I p.m. Cosh DON PON'S JEWS month intiudsit oil utlifllei plut or 10 Days (Consecutive) 45" Buy from private owners and titotet. month'* wcurtiv and r«f*r»nctt It HED^ANPT^- ThreT-room opartmenl lice In the TuUer Building, Red Bank SELLING YOUR HOME? - We're In- ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRBO AND 1003. 177S per month with no utllltte* Secu tl75 month Inclusive Ideal second ot leresled In buying hornei direct. Coll S£A«S - PortobW oiihwoiUac, whllt OMOllry wftTle molet and ftmottl. Co JEWELRY DESIGNED 7tt River rlty required. No pell 747 1041. 1-6 flee for commuter Call 74) M00 Mr C.eilyol WEBER REALTY. Set FAMILA Y PLAN RATE •tin termtai lop Encallanl condlllon, Rd.. Fair Haven. N.J MH1S7 KEANSBURG - New one bedroo IM ltl.au. nodlon and Amarlcon Champion. Ton p.m. THREEilpdM OFFICE - Llncrott MM trumi. Trad Lodarondchlldren. unfurnlihed apartment, formica kite Near the Parkway Modern building 3 Lmes — 5 Diy» — S3 00 SI 00 each kne Available to in- SINGLE BED - And dresser, mo. Haotth guarantatd. Pet and mow SIM en, tiled both, carpeted bedroom on RED BANK "" M RIVERSIOE AVE~ Call Roger Coiens, Realtor, ot 741 dMduals placing ads under "Mefchandne For Sale" (or hutch, lour gloss door, walnut. and up Coll mij» living room, off itreel parklnq, IK per month plu! utllltlei Security r RIVERVIEW TOWERS 7O6 items rot etcetxtng Si 00 each Items must be priced Non- COCKATOO - Saretta Bird. Cage, quired 7174111. •THE VERV FINEST IN WE HAVE RI- NTAl S AVAILABl E SNOW SLOWf » - I h.p. SnowBlrd. perch Askings**. LUXURY HIGH RISE" IMMEDIATELY, DOWNTOWN commercial ads only mate* Yardman. KEANSBURG-Three moder Overlooking lh« Novetlnh River AREA, RED BANK, CALL TODAY Contact Aattt on AtquMi «l IU1 tnnn 101 Aportmont. roorm, unturnlthed. Heat, hot wot We wont you! To help tn keep rent* MICHAELG FRUNZl 152 Boats And DACHSHUND - AKC, red imooth •upplled. No pah Rtoionoble n at their lowest. By maintaining I00N. ASSOCIATES SNOW TIP.ES - SehM, He OtMr add occupancy we ore effectively keeping ilieitltor leu rd puppy. Private breeder Call 6M 1KM Accessories p.m., MMfn. oil daily, never a lee tor tenant. . rent! down. Studio, itartlng ot 17M. ColllMsni nlihed ond unlurnlihed htmet and KEYPORT — KEYPORT GARDEN one bedroom* .torling at I3JS. two ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS''-We IIIITWV WIH VFItVk MlflFVU IIVII1OI !*••!# One bedroom from 1110; two be save you more Shop around, then call WONT PAG( KADHTS STEP.EO - AM/FM. parlmtnt. TEICHER AGENCY. bedroom, tlarttng at MM, three bed 1)0 Wanted To Rent aparlmtntEALTORS. , TEICHE117 OceonporR AGENCYl Avt.. room. ins. Heal luppllod Coll It room. alto. Boating Electronics Hot Line for free •oximsnvKi REALTORS, 117 Oceonporl Avt unomMsj rntipi F - win: iLfk-oi children wlih LONG BRANCH - Two bedroorr Central otr and heat, an cooking, bol to rent home, option to buy from prln FISH TANK - u gallon, Mali, mow ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Coprl l U00 tlllll id r beach lonle*. 24-hour doorman, TV tecurlty, clpols Three-four bedroomi in Red PICK-UP $150 tank, complete wlfKflih orm ociei Apartmonti. one and Iwo bedroom MI N iwlmmlng pool, tauna. marina, olio H(M.k.'Mlddl*lowF. (neo 37)0310 •arlai.m'lllO. aen oporlmenli now available. underground parking Rental office RENTALS WANTED - Veuily or MAIL S3.50 CI. hot water Included In rent. Coll LUXURY - Two bedroom opartmen open leven days a week Colt Bob Ck F*EE DOOTOOOODHOME for more Information, Jtl OMe No winter Call 431 6033 Monday through • X»'. Entire home only »Mt Rack. olio one cor oarage Utlllllet Include con«ot»t -»1 •!?» Friday No fee f w each box numbei ass^ned t«< GrorMor stone Faca Panen Prkt •«cept electrk, 11» per month. Lon inciuon later and material. Saeclol Branch. S41llaeor 7»41I7 evening! RUMSON - Ont bedroom, unfur- TER FP.EiJStVSSE TO GOOD HOME - Chi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - One bed nished Quiet, secure area, S73S per cut ilana. Parma IMa. FkMMm, room apartment ovolloble Morch I, MATAWAN — Ken Gordon!. ML REAL ESTATE Power Boots (cei huohuo. mole, ogad IVi, paperi. or month includes heat, waier and elec- nil per month plut utllltlei. I'/, and two bedroom oportmenti itorlln tric m MOO „ FOR SALE i Sailboats Bud. wMNJ, groy aflh. Call Menle,, col SMh Tio, mala aged m, paperi. Have monthl security. References PAUL P CANCELLATION NUMBER Met. day ar eveMnf.»/ M* two dooi, con only keep ana. Your >< > SE^A BRIGHT - Deiloner furnT.hed Johnson AAA rated deMcd- r4t-7tH. BOVA, INC.. Reollor, 471 Mil dlllonlng °Loti 'ot oorklng 'swlmml n Notice & Credit lor cancetaaon k given only on issuance ol pool and Tennli Court*. Yaur yer ltudlo and eMecutlve lullei Harbour Service Center TOOL SOXES - Far true*. Lite new, BELVEDERE HOTELKEANSBURG Point, I4W Ocean Aye. 74M3H 131 Houses Fbr Sale special kit numbtt lo adverMer when cancellation ot §0 is GENTLE FEMALE - St. Itrnord, IV tt tt>0 il tlll own polio. Walk to thopptng and NY Discount Ships Store ' y We. must Ml tar IIM »W tlveyeori^M. Great with children. City commuting. SBJ-aJlTopen t om A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes requested Advertieer must retain number lor luture refer- Par dMrk call mm-um S p.m. Mon. to Frl. Two room*, private bath ond entronct In Monmwtti County! H't yours it 91 5*500 IC HIGHLANDS ence M31S*. ? SHARK RIVER HILLS - Two bed" LYMAN - MAKO. Marquis. Sabre, No carcelattons win be taken alter 4 p m Friday unM 8 am room, sunporch, heat paid, ftfS. Duronoufk. Boston Whaler, Johnson, Monday STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747t414 BEGINNER S SPECIAL - Ml,$00 OMC, EZ Loader, supplies. You get four upstairs bedrooms. \'ti Bry'tMorlne. Neptune. 775-73A4 Please check your ad the day rt appears The Daily Register SEND THAT SPECIAL MESSAGE f H~REE LAR GE ROOMS - With Tit in baths, huge dining room, full base- U WOOD BOAT - And trailer Needs kitchen. Call before noon, 717 1175. of ment, eat In kitchen and detached go cannot be responsible tor errors alter the lirsi day CaH 542- ter ipm , 7t77S4i work. 40 HP Johnson, excellent 1350 rage Only a short walk lo new Red Soft 1701. 1700 to make corrections TWO-BEDROOM - River Rd . Red Bank Middle School Call us today Bank, near Fair Havtn »7W E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real- 747 5274 after 4 pm tor, SSS Protped Ave , Little Sliver 154 Recreational DEADLINES 7414500. ADS — Set soM style ads — 4 p m Say belore publication WALL TWP - Lonury Garden aport" Vehicles merit. Full carpeting, tome with lire HUT OH si 11 yooi homtthrough — Friday 4pm lor Sunday publication Classified Display placet, tennis court, iwlmmlng pool, an affiilote of the largest real estate — 4pm two days prior to publication — Thursday 4pm club noute Unfurnlihed Starting ot company In the world-Century J, Co IMS Seeing li believing 449 7640 icns Reallof, 741 '616 Multiple list tor Sunday publication Prool ads. three days prior to put* WEST"JENO --V'i, lurnlihed, unlur cation Real Estate Today — Wednesday lor Friday & Sun- nlthed. full kitchenette, air Pool, ter CONTEMPORARY - Go modern with (All. MOT I INF day publication race. U5S to 117$. TTinii our sleek, four-bedroom, brand new 479 4171 home, located on l'Vocre of deslroble tor Alrstream Trades, Airttream by CORRECTIONS — 4 pm Monday through Thursday lor Rumson reel estate Quality construe Anoell Inc . Rts 13 & 14, Co.lings wood rent day. 4pm Friday lor Sunday & Monday 102 Houses For Rent .Ion and huge rooms moke this a wise Circle. Formlnodole A-l RENTALS - burnished and unfur buy. 1155,000 E A ARMSTRONG nlthed hornet and oportmenti No fee AGENCV. Realtor, SSJ Prospett Avt . WEEKEND CALLS lo tenants CAMASSA AGENCY. Real Little Silver. 741 4500 tori, 55 Oceonporl Avt . W Long ANSWERING SERVICE — Alter 5 pm Friday, until 8 00 Branch. 772-4100 "ELLTNT HAZELTON, REALTOR^ Member Reol Estate Exchonge a m Monday, all ca»s are taken by our answering service The Daily Register DARLING - Two bedroom rental. •43-3300 210 Lost And Found AH ads corrections and cancellations taken will be pro- with option to buy, available to quad fled person. Coll John Grande for de 2LE By LOST - Block Lobrodor Retriever. cessed Monday lot Tuesday's paper tolls. PAUL P. BOVA. INC , Realtor, bi level. Four bedrooms, kllchen, di White spot an chest, two white front 671 JU4 Ing room, recreation room, laundry rxjw!. Weorlng brown and blue leather All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the room, extra lot, IMvlOO front, two-car collar Answers lo "Shebo". Vicinity regular Da*y Regtsler style ol type We reserve the right to EAST KEANSBURG - Three rooms -age, many extras «9,9O0 IM 9?6», ol Port Monmouth ond Beiford. 717* ond bath duplex. Suitable two persons. 790? REWARD edit or refect any classified advertising copy The Sunday Register 1IS0 per month plus all utilities. Secu- LOST — German Shepherd puppv, le All ads. once called m and processed il cancelled will be rity and references required. Avail INLAWST - This Eatontown Rancher mole, tour monthl Ton ond silver, on obit immediately Call Peggy, 717 has a seporate apartment for them. Or iwerl to •Puppy11 Vlclnlly ol upper charged a minimum charge ot V4 00 you con use the three room area for a E. Highland Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, FAIR HAVEN - Living room, flrr den and playroom Dining room. En- closed porch Fenced yard. Low real DEATH NOTICES place, dining room, three bedrooms. LOST - Gray Tiger cot. Llncrott, vici- garage, full basement. Nice neighbor estate tax area One ot our best values See It today $41,900 nity w. Front, Broadmoor, Prlicllla Death Notices, CaMs ol Thanks. In Memoriams and Anniver- hoocf Security ond references. 1400 Lane Coll 747 US4 plus utilities. Available March 1. 542 CENTURY 1) COZENS, Realtor sary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) 95' per line LOVE-0-GRAM "Independently Owned" 4714. LOST - Irish Seller, remote, thin, blue •U River Rd Fatr Haven collor.' 'Sunset". Colls Neck. Friend FAIR HAVEN - Three-bedroom Colo- MMtiM Iv Reword, toll 143 nial, central air, den, fireplace. 77' Tuesday, February 14, 1978 kllchen. patio, large fenced yard, at- LOST — Small dog. long-haired, rust tached garage, )^> baths: WtS month. ond block, Australian Terrier, near Moylst.»4r>47»at1erS. JUST LISTED Fair Haven Substantial reword. 143- 541? HIGHLANDS - Small three room col- Mint condlllon Colonial Split Level on 2 Auios For Sale 101 Apartments ON THE CLASSIFIED PAGES lage, suitable adults, $150 per month gorgeous treed lot, offering brook ond 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Bern plut utilities Security required. Ml- privacy. Handsome home with brick ond clapboard exterior, spacious 211 Special Notices 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentah To Share Deadline: Monday, February 13 at 12 noon rooms throughout, fireplace, well ANY PLAYER OR TEAM — inter- 5 Auto Serve* Pans equipped kitchen ond large family ested In |olnlng a women's sotlboll QaMs HOLMDEL VILLAGE room. A fine votue ot IM.SOO WHE league, please contact 591 W93 or 2*4- 6 Auto Rant L 105 Summer Rentals Five-bedroom Victorian home Inter! \StZoi ?M 4500, But *0l or |utt r*tlnl«hed mroughout. One year LAN REALTY GROUP, REALTORS. 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnahad Rooms YOU MAY WIN A 1*4 RI. 15, Mlddletown. *4J 7565. THE HAPfY DAYS STRING BAND 8 Auto Finance - Of Monmouth County Is available to 107 Nursing Homes bath, two rooms pone led Needs heat, groups and orgonliotlons for concert 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals MIOOLETOWN HOLMDEL AREA - reduced to tl2,W0. Also, two bedroom performances. Why not have some- 10 Wanted Automotive lOSBuMnga/Gwages ROMANTIC DINNER FOR TWO at Excellent home and area, six rooms. bungalow, garage, corner lot. Needs/ thing different In enterlolnmant al Includei dining room, fireplace, base heat Nice section 110.TO CHATEAU your next affair? Sing along ond strut 110 Wanted To Rent menl, recreation home Hot water REALTY, REAL ESTATE. 21S Corr to this lively music ployed In the tradi- heat. Garofle plus acre tor garden, Ave., Keonsburg, 717 5M4. tion of the Philadelphia Mummers! 1401 plus utilities. Call 717-3412. For more Information, coll me direc- THE OLDE UNION HOUSE LITTLE SILVER POINT ROAD - tor at 9M 5344 otter 5 p.m. PORT MONMOUTH - One-bedroom Four bedrooms, three baths, on river IN RED BANK with dock, completely redecorated, In top condition. 741 7030 after S p.m 213 Instruction Busa-me Services 1 RED BANK OUTCH COLONIAL - LITTLE SILVER - t47,900 Four bed A TWO WEEK - Morning, Real Et- 22 Arts & Crafts PRIZE GIVEN FOR THE "MOST ORIGINAL " LOVE-O-GRAM. We room, two-bath Cape Cod. Finished tole Licensing Course, Feb. 1314, US Living room, llreploce, dining room, Call Monmouth Institute, 741-077*. fekra make it easy and inexpensive (or you to give someone you love den, Three bedroom!, garage. Small basement Hot water heat. House has Town Home. yard. Very convenient immediate ot- aluminum siding Alot of house for a Red Bonk Register little money REDDEN AGENCY. 133 Income Property an unforgettable thrill as they read your message to them in The cunoncy.Aie.lna MB REALTOR, 101 Maple Ave.. Red Bonk TUTORING SERVICES - Elemen- MlDDLETOWN - Four bedroomt, 7419100 tary and junior high school iub(ects In- 134 F • nn Propsfty Daily Register Love-O-Gram Section. Just fill out the coupon en- |wo both*, romllv room, garage. Mid- cluding Spanish Reasonable rates. 135 Commercial Property LONG BRANCH Mi-Si*. 51 Help Wanted dletown South. Immedlole occupancy Five-room, two-bedroom, two-story 136 Industrial Property closed here and mail your message to us. The Love-O-Gram Aiklna UJ5 Coll Jack McCowan lor 52 BabyiMravCNd Care home with full basement. Situated on 137 Lots and Acreage appolnlmenl, CENTURY 31 3SHS0 tl lot. For only 01,000 53 Domestic Help Section will appear on Tuesday, February 14, 1978. Remember McOOWAN RYAN AGENCY. 717. GIG Realtors, 511 3000, 531 0»S l38Mo«l»Homa» PUBLIC NOHCES 54 Situations Wanted Female 139 Cemetery Lots you may win that delicious Dinner for Two at The Olde Union RED BANK — Four-bedroom Victo- 55 SHueaone Wanted Male rian, three baths, mutt be teen. "Homes For Living" brochure, pics, 140 Real EatMt VWnted House. Wouldn't that make a great Valentine gift! STATE RENTALS Bkr 747W4 231 56 Situation* Wanted Maes/Femakj SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom NOTICE TO BIDDERS home, excellent location, close to bus Public Nollce I! hereby given that 57 Day Care/Nursery School MlDDLETOWN - Fontoitlc tront-to- leoled bid! will be received by the bock Solll. In one ot the moil prnll- Borough Council. Borough ot Lillle Sll gloul oreoi. Four bedrooml, !'/> botht. rtr. 4W Prospccl Avenue, Little Sil- TINTON FALLS - S46 Shrewsbury centrol olr. Close to public ond poro ver. New Jersey on 70 February It7l, Ave. Thre% bedrooms, kitchen, dining chloi ichooll Screened porch, freed I 00 P M prevailing time lor the sup- 152 Boats and Accaaaortes room, living room, full basement, aa 101 Lorge twocor ooroge IS9, ttfl. plying ol unleaded gasoline in the 153 Camping Equipmeni 3 IMS 1 DAY rage. Recently renovated. S335 plus HERB READ ASSOCS . Reollor. 1W Borough. utilities One month't security. Call 154R*crsai!orl»|*er«cles 1*1181. 2100 Detailed ipeciticolion! ond stondo'd NEW HOMES - 5X down financing. proposal form ore available at the TINTON FALLS - Three bedrooml, From U4,9O0. New .-• allons and over- Borough Clerk s Otlice between the SEAL IT WITH A KISS — 50* extra! Iwo bolhi, near Ironiportatlon, |utt sired lots available. Hoilct ond Mid hours ot 9 00 AM and S 00 P.M. 717-3500 Or 717 1S40 weekdays. Soturdoy! a Sundovs ••• STATE RENTALS Bkr 747 Hie eluded •1.00 each additional line OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Bids mull oe submitted on stondard Woods ond Long View Village Etegonl proposal form!, enclosed in o sealed 103 Rentals To Shore new homes from St4,9O0. Call U1-050S 1 od dress ot such bidder, addressed lo the FEMALE - To ihore two bedroom REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE gyoai uuoitiiieiit In Long Branch. Silo plus Lltt ond buy with a member at Mon. Borough Council, Borough of Little Stl> utllltlei. Call mhv between «e 30 ver. N J and must be accompanied by 210 Lost and Found p.m. mouth Courrly'i largeit realty group. A o Certified Check o> Bid Bond payable one-yeor warranty available on all to the treasurer in the sum ol not lest 2t I Special Nonce* WOULD YOU SHARE YOUR HOME? homes lilted and told by a member ot iron $300 00 — Would you inare tomeonc elw'i? the Rroi Estate Exchange, Realtor!. 71 Merchand»a For Sa* 212 Travel Tranapoiypliuri The Borduah Council reserves the 72 Garage/Yard Sato MAIL TO LOVE DEPT. PLEASE PRINT Your preferences and lifestyle ore right lo reiecl any and all bids or any 213 Instruction thoroughly conslowrt. iium puft thereof or to woive ony informal- 73 Machinery For Sale 214AIOccaS»n HOME SHARERS RUMSON AREA - Send tor -Homes ities where such informolily it not del- 74 Rental Service The Dally Register Name e0 Brood SI . Red Bonk ,47 »tt Far Living" brochure, pics, descrip- ritA.....; private beoch club, tennli courti, poll m-yeor young ranch. Better than new. 78A»cratl Three bedrooml, two baths, custom Stephen G Greenwood 7»3ws4iorEtthangs — Weefcendt. weekly, monthly. treatment mroughout Maintenance Arfminivlio'ot Clerk BOBICyclpt/MWBfct* - tree aluminum siding, attoched over Feb U «67 POCONO SKI HOUSE - Sleep! eWil. Iliad garage, large fenced landscaped S1Spor*Equipnisnt uWI|)4etttir tumiihad. weekly or week yord. L-snoped redwood deck. Jull end rental S44t]e4 lined, asking 147.tto ACADEMY 24S Union Beach UMmnintool. AGENCY. Itil Hwy IS, Hollel, N J SEA IRICHT - Eltlclencr ond motel MC8iBec*one. COST NOTICE M M»rchandb» Wanted Take Nollce ihai the Reaular Meet- THINKING OF — Selling or buy,no? ing of the Union Beach Zoning Board Winds MoM 1 Morlno. tn IHJ Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY of Adjustment will be held Monday. 471 TWO Februory 70, 1971 m Memorial School WALKER AND WALKER Library. Morningiide Ave , Union IMFurnlihed Roomt Beoch, N'J Meeting will itort ot J:N BELVEDERE HOTEL KEANSBURG REALTORS Shrewsbury Office 74t 53)2 PM The Daily Register $300 - Furnlihed roomi. try the week or Evelyn Kant- ilh. Manager. rll-utV Mlddletown/ Ho! mde I 4713311 Secretory Feb 13 11 M fT*^aVl»»ttt < ^^ vfnaii voJorfT both, ta weekly. The Sunday Register aw. ton 132 Condominiums HIGHLANDS - Oentlemen, roomt by Town Houses T|ie Dally Register montti or yoor Apply In person, THE BREATHTAKING VIEW - Of octan. WES, Itl NimlnkAye. Havtttnk River and Sandy Hood Bay, The Su»day Register SEAi IT WITH A KEANSIURG - PurnlsharJ roomt and from this coiy one-bedroom con- CLASSIFIED ADS 542-1700 KISS-'3.50 furrJshedOforrmenls dominium, loaded with extras, H0.W0 W4«f coil m-oHi. PHONE 542-1700 MlDDLETOWN - Wtll lurnllhtd MATAWAN - New threee bedroodro m 24-HOUR SERVICE DOMrne* m» o . *tkimj ui. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1978 17 Weather agency sells forecasts

NEWARK (AP)-"Every- dictions. The corporation's would hold for outdoors Regular aviation clients race tracks in Maryland. thing people do is affected eight-day forecasts are dimming For a basic $25 are assessed a monthly fee After a snowstorm, NWC by the weather," says the about 54 percent accurate, fee, NWC gave Universal of 1180 for weather briefing can tell the tracks whether president of a Newark- said NWC representative updated forecasts through- services. Computerized they should watt to clear baaed corporation that spe- Robert W Draper. "What out the filming day. said flight plans also are avail- their parking lots because dallies In personalized we do guarantee is that we NWC representative Robert able at prices computed ac- more snow is expected, weather forecasting will contact them (clients) W Draper cording to distance trav- noted Draper "People have a delinite If there are any changes." "We can tell them what eled. Draper said Attorneys often call on need for a professional ser- the odds are that they'll be NWC has contracts with the corporation to reconst- When Universal Studios ruct weather conditions at vice that gives them more filmed "The Wiz" in New able to get a certain num- the Meadowlands Race than is available from the ber o( shooting hours into a Track In East Rutherford, the time and place of an ac- York, producer Rob Cohen cident, Draper said, adding National Weather Service," asked NWC If the weather day," Draper said. and the Bowie and Pimlico said John A. Woolley, presi- that some of the company's dent of the National Weath- IS meteorologists have been er Corp. here. asked to testify as expert Among the firms' clients But NWS isn't buying it witnesses. are a Florida citrus farmer The corporation's biggest competitor is Universal wondering If his crops will was not enough forecast in- be endangered by an on- NEW YORK (AP) - The should remain well to the Weather of Houston, which local office of the National south of us as it moves east formation to begin estimat- also has offices in White coming freeze, a utility ing the extent of the storm kwadng for hourly temperat- Weather Service, apparently from the plains, they said, Plains, NY., Draper said irked by the weather pre- so they are predicting "only or estimating snow New Jersey Weather in ure readings to predict amounts peak power demands and dictions of private fore- a chance of a light dusting Morristown Is the only oth- casting firms, has let the of snow" arriving late er private forecaster In the film producers wanting to tonight. know when to schedule world know just how angry "Our policy Is not to cry Garden State. shooting ills. Normally that would have wolf and undermine the Cath) Woolley, NWC ad- Some of these private been the end of that, but the public confidence In both the ministrative assistant, said The corporation, with of- science of meteorology or fices at Newark Inter- forecasters have been official forecast continued: the corporation often is con- saying the area is in for an- "So the big storm played in the taxpayers' National fused with the National national Airport and West Weather Service. Our aim Chester Airport In White other big snowstorm today up by some private mete- Weather Service, the federal and tomorrow. One, Metro orologists to sensationalize is to produce forecasts that forecasting agency. But she Plains, N.Y., provides are in line with what the climatologies! data for Weather Service, was and scare the public ap- said the name similarity be- quoted by the Long Island pears to be much less fear- science Is capable of pro- tween the federal agency, about 300 clients, including some and threatening. viding and we attempt to give pilots, motion picture pr6- newspaper Newday as formerly the U.S. Weather saying it would be a 10-Inch "The National Weather an honest and scientific ap- Bureau, and National ducers, farmers, municipal- faU. praisal of weather situations ities, utilities and race , Service indicated that yes- Weather Corporation was WEATHER MAN — John A. Woolley II, left, president of Notfonaf terday and the day before and are not Intent upon Weather Corporation, based at Newark International Airport, shown tracks Highly unlikely the gov- not intentional. ernment forecasters said was much too soon to begin scooping anybody on a news Besides sh* noted, In the company office checking various pieces of weather Information. NWC does not guarantee scaring people and there story." In rear Is Brent Scudder, staff meteorologist. the accuracy of its'pre- yesterday. The storm had it first."

Ml Little Silver WTICI TO tlODim Public Nolle* It hereby glvtn thai •Ml«d bldi will b« received by the •erogh of Link Sll l ii

SoW Mdl will bt optntd ond rtod In Officials of BRSA poOllc a* Borouah Hall, 4H Pfoip«cl Avtnu* on » FtEVuory 1971,1:00 P M prtvalllng timt. EXPLORER Specification! ond form, lor bldt for **M PrapoMd service may bt taamlned and obtolntd ot fht Off let of Iht Borough Cltrfc, Llttlt Sllvti. N.J. bt twttn ft* houri of »:00 A.M. and 5.00 hit Cronin remarks P.M wttkdoyt, Soiurday ond Sunday •xciudod. Bldt mutt bt on ttondaid propotoi By MARK GRAVEN marks indicate an audit was it were made at the confer- farmi In o monntr dctlomited tnercin UNION BEACH - Commis- conducted by the state De- ence. NT ond rtqulrtd by tht iptclflcatlom, muit bt tncloitfl In a italtd tnvtlopt sioners of the Bayshore Re- partment of Environmental baorinp tnt nomt ond oodrttt ol the The letter says that any dis- bMdtf on Iht ouli(d«, oddrttitd to the gional Sewerage Authority Protection as part of a crimi- pute with the auditors relates Borough Council, Borough of Little III- dispute published remarks nal probe. only to the interpretation of Ah bldt muii bt accornponled by o ctrllfttd chtck or bid bond made by acting County Prose- Mr. Cronin said last night language having to do with amount olUOO.a* cutor Clinton F. Cronin they Tht •orougfgh. _of Little Stiver rt that he had not read the let-grant agreements. MTvtt the right to waive any Informal say link them to a criminal ter and would not comment . _.Jfi »och Informality It not dtt Mr. Cronin has said that the rlmtntol to the be.I inttrttt of tht probe and damage their repu- until he had. DEP audit has apparently un- •orougn, occtpt oil or part of told bid No bidder may withdraw hit bid tations The letter acknowledges covered some matters that within M day* after tht actual dote of tht optnlna thtreof A letter to Mr. Cronin from that an audit was conducted fall within the jurisdiction of •V ORDER OF THE BOROUGH COUNCIL Of THE BOROUGH OF Francis X. Journick. BRSA by the DEP after June 1977, the county and that when he LITTLE SILVER attorney, sent at the direction but denies it was conducted in has the audit report he will Genwood lrolor.Clerk of the commissioners, main- relation to criminal activity. know what investigatory Feb. 13 110 97 tains that Mr. Cronin'R re- "Such audits are not con- steps to take. ducted for the purpose of de- Mr. Cronin indicated that termining whether or not any future investigation would go Make It Yourself unlawful activity took place, beyond the one which led to but rather whether or not the the Indictment of three authority's expenditures are members of the authority last properly fundable under the September. terms and conditions of the Fred Varlese, BRSA chair- New Spring Jacket particular grant in aid," the man, Arthur Lembo, a com- letter states. missioner, and Andrew Sim- Enclosed with the letter onson, a former commission- was a copy of a transcript of er, are slated to go to an October 1977 conference trial this month on charges of Wrap Into this soft cardi- with the auditors purporting misconduct in office and ob- YOUNO AMERICANS AWARDS - Jason Demont, Area high school students between the ages of 15 gan for going places this to show that no charges of un- taining money by fraud on the extreme left, of Monmouth Council Explorers con- and 20, who have achieved excellence In the three Spring! lawful activity by the author- basis of the past in- gratulates recipients from three county high categories and have served their community, are Texture-rich! Use a loose- ity or anyone connected with vestigation. schools of the 1978 Young Americans Awards. Re- eligible to be nominated by their schools for the twist sport yam to crochet ceiving awards, left to right, are Douglas C. Bor- award. Awards are presented by the Explorer Pro- this fashionable jacket with III •IIIIIIIIMIIM den of Rumson-Falr Haven High School (best all- gram of the Monmouth Council, Boys Scouts of Interesting front, sleeve and round student); Elizabeth Ann Wood of Wall High America, but recipients do not have to be mem- pocket bands In 4 colors. School (top athlete), and Alison L. Hannah of bers of the Boy Scouts. Pattern 583: sizes 10-16 incl. Matawan Regional High School (top scholar). • County Births 0TtiJ4 lor each pattern. Add Illl 1111 1 >••••• til • ••!•• Hill 35c each pattern for first- RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ciante), Ken Gardens. II, class airmail and handling. Red Baal CUffwood, son, Feb. 10. Hazlet taxes will decline Send to: Laura Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gor- Mr. and Mrs. William Han- Needlecraft Dept., Red man (nee Mary Ellen sen (nee Patricia Queenan), Bank Register, Box 161, Old Clarke), S. Peak St., High- East Freehold Road, Free- estimated 20 to 21 cents Chelsea Sta, New York, NY ! lands, daughter, Feb. 9. hold Township, son, Feb. 10. 10011. Print Name, Address, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lind- Mr. and Mrs. Gerard By JULIE WOLF appropriated from surplus, A public hearing on the Zip, Pattern Number. berg (nee Ellen Greene), Crosble (nee Maureen Jele- HAZLET - Taxes will go leaving approximately budget is set for March 21 at SUPER VALUE - 1978 Ave. D. and Rt. 36, AUantlc nlewskl), 141 Atlantic Aye., down next year, thanks to an $300,000 in that account The 8:30 p.m. NEEDLECRAFT catalog. Highlands, son, Feb. 9. Long Branch,'daughter, Feb. estimated drop of 20 to 21 amount ot be raised by tax- According to Mr. Weigand 225 designs to choose from, 3 Mr. and Mrs. David Mills 10. cents per 1100 in assessed valu- ation is $1,365,748, up $55,705. the budget provides for a six free inside. All crafts. Knit, (nee Patricia Duke), 175 ation in the school tax rate, The reserve for uncollected percent salary increase for a \ Crochet ,75c 583 South St., Eatontown, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ross according to Robert Weigand, Uxes will be $265,782, down small part of the municipal ter, Feb. 9. (nee Susan Dayback), 61 township administrator. $53,016 from this year. Ac- work force, particularly cleri- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stone Main St., Keyport, daughter, However, the municipal tax cording to Mr. Weigand, tax cal and administrative work- (nee Patricia Salsbury). 216 Feb. 10. rate based on the new munici- collection has improved. This ers. He said next year's sala- Navesink Ave . Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faber pal budget will remain the year there was a 96.5 percent ry increase for police officers Seamed-To-Slim daughter, Feb. 9. (nee Robin Lee Westgard), 33 same as this year's at 55 collection rate in the town- will be variable, because they Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imperial Place, Matawan, cents per 1100 of assessed ship, as compared to 96 per- are in the third year of a Ploussas (nee Joyce Check), daughter, Feb. 11. valuation, Mr. Weigand said. cent last year, he said. three-year contract. Blue col- Tree Haven Village, Mata- The over-all tax rate is not Mr. Weigand said the col- lar employees are currently Rkkard J. Hagaes > wan, son, Feb. 9. Mr. and Mrs. William Van yet known, because county lection rate Improved because in the process, of salary nego- tiations, so the percentage of Princess jumper, blouse. Mr. and Mrs Nick Moraltes VUet (nee Mary Brittatn), 540 taxes have not been fixed homestead rebates provided (nee Rosemary Lucciola), 2 Beers St., Hazlet, son, Feb. However, the county tax rate as part of the state Income their salary increase Is not Printed Pattern 9206: Jury duty yet known, Mr. Weigand said. Women's Sizes are 34 (38- Thomson Place, East Keans- 11. Is not expected to increase sub- tax package were not given inch bust with 40-inch hip); burg, son, Feb. 10. stantially. until residents paid their mu- Police salaries will exceed I 36 (40 bust. 42 hip); 38 (42 Mr. and Mrs. William Muh- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Park- procedures The municipal budget, In- nicipal taxes. the half million dollar mark bust, 44 hip); 40 (44 bust, 46 leisen (nee Janice Belanger), inson (nee Claire Ken- troduced Saturday by the The proposed budget is $400 for the first time, the admin- hip); 42 (46 bust, 48 hip); 44 36 King James Lane, Atlantic worthy), 15 Ravine Road, will change Township Committee,is below the amount mandated istrator said. A total of (48 bust, SO hip); 46 (50 bust, Highlands, son, Feb. 10. Middletown, daughter, Feb. $3,083,524, up $167,151. The by the five percent state-im- $545,000 will be allocated, up is- 5! hip); 48(52 bust. 54 hip) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dull 12. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - budget calls for $300,000 to be posed cap. $65,000 from last year. r (nee Elizabeth Paolucci), 8 New procedures for selecting Florence Ave., Leonardo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph jurors in New Jersey are daughter, Feb. 10. Steinbrick (nee Karen being prepared because small Send (1.50 for each pat- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Critelli Young), 22 Grace Ave., Port businesses are pressuring em- Water cleanup goal out j I tern. Add 35c for each pat- (nee Elaine Caruso), 62 Bark- Monmouth, son, Feb. 12. ployees not to register to vote 1 tem for first-class airmail, er Ave., Eatontown, son, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Le- to avoid Jury duty, state Su- TRENTON (AP) - Efforts waters. It is an amount the sources, such as road and handling. Send to: Marian 10. pore (nee Lorraine Wis- preme Court Chief Justice to make New Jersey's water- state concedes probably parking lot runoff, drainage Martin, Pattern Dept. 420, Mr. and Mrs. Richerd W niewski), 12 Mill Lane, Holm- Richard J. Hughes has dis- ways fit for swimming and would be impossible to get, from farm manure, pesticides I The Red Bank Register, 232 Decker (nee Sharon Leavy), 6 del, son, Feb. 12. closed. fishing will not meet a 1983 even if the clean waters pro- and fertilizer and storm sew- I West 18th St., New York. Kltmary St., New Monmouth, Hughes, here for a national goal, despite government and gram is extended to the year ers. NY 10011. Print NAME, AD- son, Feb. 10. conference of chief justices in industry spending a total of 2000. Rlcigliano believes con- DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and RANCOCAS VALLEY conjunction with an American $3.7 billion in a program now Federal, state and private troling and treating runoff Is STYLE NUMBER. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ortiz (nee Patricia MacArthur), 48 HOSPITAL Bar Association meeting, said 22 years old. programs have spent about "an almost Impossible task." LOOK RICH, YOUNG, Lincoln Ave., Keansburg, son, WUllagbxra complaints about coercion "By 1983, the water will be $2.5 billion on water pollution "We can't even think about SMART on a budget! Sew Feb. 10. Mr. and Mrs. C. Garrison were lodged last year. cleaner than it was in the controls since 1956 and a com- that $8 billion runoff problem new soft dresses, tops, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feltz Conover (nee Barbara Suggested alternatives to 1950s, '60s and '70s, but many bination of federal and state until after we control those skirls, pants - all in NEW (nee Mary Ellen Phalen), 213. McNamara), 46 Peachfleld voter lists include motor ve- waterways still will not be money assures another $1.2 sources we already have iden- SPRING-SUMMER PAT- Holly Ave., Llncroft, daugh- Lane, WUlingboro, son, Jan. hicles registrations, real es- safe for swimming or fish- billion through 1982. tified and we know can be TERN CATALOG. Free pat- ter, Feb. 10 K tate titles and state Income ing," Anthony Rlclgllano, De- New Jersey needs twice the properly treated," he ex- tern coupon. Send 75c. Mr. and Mrs. John Van- Mr. Conover Is the son of tax returns, the chief Justice partment of Environmental amount Just to take care of plained. lasUstt Sewing Beak ....4100 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Con- said, the Star-Ledger report- Protection assistant director its dean waters priorities: list "It could well cost more lasUal FasktM Bate...$1.90 Houten (nee Delores Wllney), SSI Bayview Ave., Union over of Shrewsbury and Mrs. ed today. of wastewater facilities, said from now until 1983, Ricig- than $8 billion. We won't have 9206 lastaat CnefcH Bat* ...41.M Conover is the daughter of The id?as have been sub- In a recent Interview. lianosaid. a handle on that for another 34-48 Thrifty Fltwer IN. ....MM Beach, son, Feb. It. 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