* I Love Contest No warm words for Jerseyans February is the traditional month for love. Cupid makes his pres- By Ike AinctalMl Preu stale once the sun rose and one was recorded yesterday, best- south Jersey and a chance of said trooper said, unless a resalttng Weather forecasters had no forecaster said the pre-dawn ing 1977's 10 below zero Sun- snow Friday for the northern Salt, spread on the roadbed effort by turnpike personnel ence felt with his bow and arrow warm words (or chilled New cold could drop to four day was also a record breaker end of the state lo melt the snow and ice, was succeeds and it s all hearts and flowers and Jerseyans degrees, the cold-weather in parts of south Jersey Together, yesterday's cold freezing, and parts of the road Advance warning, a alow The National Service was mark in Newark for today While II was cold, the big- and snow made travel difficult had turned into pure Ice snowfall and the cold made it candy in traditional Valentine's predicting the Garden State's According to Ihe National ger inconvenience for many in the state Turnpike officials advised easier for road crews to keep Day style. third record-breakingly cold Weather Service, yesterday's 5 was the snow In Newark, 16 One of the troopers on Ihe other state roads in New Jer- day in a row, after new lows am temperature of one inches was recorded when the New Jersey Turnpike de- Related story, page 18 sey passable, said BUI Evanko. A recent poll indicated that 59 across the slate Sunday and degree below zero bested Ihe storm ended yesterday South scribed early morning condi- supervisor of the state's snow yesterday. Also yesterday, 1902 record of three degrees Jersey had S 5 inches covering tions on the state's mam high- travelers to find alternate removal control room in Tren- percent ot Monmouth County's more than five inches ol snow Sunday's one below mark some areas. way as "brutal" routes and reduced the speed ton registered voters wished they lived was dumped on some areas broke a IM7 record of nine The National Weather Ser "It's all ice, we're deluged limit to 15 mph "It wasn't a particularly Today's highs were to be in degrees In the Atlantic City vice predicted a chance of with minor accidents," the un Morning rush hour traffic difficult storm to clean up," he somewhere else. the low 20s throughout the area, a record low of II below snow Thursday and Fnday fox identifed Stale Police officer would be a problem, the said The Daily and Sunday Register today launch their "I Love Mon- mouth County Because..." con- test Tell us in 100 words or less why you love the county. Deadline for receipt of entries is February 28. The Daily Register First prize is S50, second S25 and third $10. Judges will be members VOL. 101 NO. 197 SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1979 15 CENTS of the Daily and Sunday Register staff. Some interesting letters will ap- In Middletown apartments pear on Sundays February 18 and 25 and March 4. Winners will be announced Sunday, March 18. The contest is open to everyone. Mail your entry to Mr. Charles C. 20 homeless after blaze Triblehorn, Sunday Editor, The By WARRKN Hit III V until tire penetrated the roof I Heady Jr . whose husband Sunday Register, 1 Register Plaza, EAST KKANSBURG - and il became too dangerous lo owns the building, said she was Shrewsbury. N.J., 07701 Twenty persons from four continue the search, according watching television shortly families were left homeless to Mlddlelown Fire Chief before 10:30 p.m. in their Using dryer last night as they stood —some lieorge (iremminger. apartment when she noticed in their pajamas and bare feet The residents were unable smoke coming from upstairs — in the snow and watched as lo salvage anything from their Chief (Irernmingpr said Ihe Housing agency fire raged out of control for an homes, he said (ire spread rapidly due to the to thaw pipe hour and forty-five minules Three firemen wore injured hollow walls and wooden through their Hudson Avenue slightly fighting the blaze frame construction of the home here Richard Trivett, a member building probe underway The chief added that causes fire The 20 residents of Ihe four- of the East Keansburg Hire apartment building, including Company, was treated and re- firemen were hampered by the By BAKBAKA Ullll he said on one had coiot> In him 12 children under 10 years of leased al Riverview Hospital. cold wealher when they dis By MARK GRAVEN KRKKMOI.I) - County from the prosecutor's office age. had little warning as the Hid Rank, (or arm and shoul- covered that the hydrant they HAZI.ET - The Village Green Apart Prosecutor Alexander II Mr I'raskai said he as- fire swept through 50-year-old ilci injuries had laid lines W) supply an^ minis superintendent inadvertently set his Lehrer confirmed yeslenl.i\ numw the ttivrsngattoii had ' hollow walls gulling Ihe two- Michael Mannelli. another aerial I nick was frozen Ice tenant's abode on fin when he attempted thai his olflct IK conduotlng an something to do with Ihe con .mil a half story renovated member of the East covered firemen were forced to unfreeze a water pipe by sticking a hair dryer up a bathtub faucet. Fire Chief John investigation of Ihe Mld- slruction of the IS2-unit Alice wooden home, and causing a Keansburg Fire Company In relocate their lines to anoth- Truex said yesterday dlelown Mousing Authority Tomaaao senior citizen houses portion of the roof lo collapse was treated at the scene for er hydrant And the authority is slalert tu "We've had problems with According to firemen who hand cuts, while C.len Feller, a The Fire Department re- And a fireman was injured when he fell meet in closed session tonighl It," Mr I'raskai noted "There answered the 10 30 pm member of Ihe Belford Inde- ported that in addition lo Mr off ihe second story roof of the apartment In discuss the situation uiii detayi in coinplellon alarm, neighbors rushed into pendent Company, was and Mrs Ready, the Burns. in building 16 while fighting the Sunday Keep ihoie faucet* dripping night blaze, which forced Steve Marshall Mr l.i'hri'r refused, him \nd I ordered mghl and week the smoke-filled apartments treated iiHhe scene for a foot Hanson and Hubbs families and his wife Deldre to flee from their living ever, to say what or Whom was end work without waiting for and helped carry Ihe children injury resided In the building at 165 he then ripped part of the 50 pound bathtub room, where they were playing a game of unit away from the wall, to find out was the subject of his probe Nor the authority to meet Kill I to safely Firemen from Baal Hudson Ave Monopoly, the chief said what was wrong— but to no avail, the chief would he indicate whether in mill Hart) Lawlot (Martin About 60 liremen from four Keansburg. Port Monmouth, The four families are now said. dictments would lw MHIghl l.awlnr, chairman ol Ihe an local fire companies were Bellord Independent, and Mid slaying with friends and rela No one was injured besides Ihe fire- agWHt any ifltmbci ol Ihe mi Ihonlyl to offer Ihe prosecutor hampered by the extreme cold dletown Township No 1 Fire lives, according to a Fire De- fighter, Walter Keith. 22. of the Hazlet The superintendent ran downstairs, out- inir cooperation We have nolh- Company, who was taken to Bayshore Ihonty. Its executive (lllrctol and ice as they fought the fire Companies, working with six partment spokesman. ' side, and next door, where he looked out ing in hide Ml construction Community Hospital, Holmdel, with hip Ihe window, saw the flames leaping out ot " " irth>r employees or companies Although neighbors and pa- fin" trucks, brought the blaze The spokesman said that costs are supported by lulls and foot injuries, as 40 firemen brought the the roof, and then called the fire depart- with which the authority has rents had successfully evac under control by 12:15 a m arrangements will be made and vouchers Our books are 7 45 p m blaze, under control within 15 ment. Chief Truex said done business naied all occupants by Ihe i hiclUremminger said the through Ihe Middletown Fire open minutes. Chief Truex said Other sources were ejuall) lime firemen arrived on the fire was believed ' to have Department and also through The chief said the firemen, all from the Damage was limited to the roof and township's three companies, had difficulty vague as to whal is supposed Mr I'raskai said his scene, rescue workers wearing started in a wall on Ihe build the "Mlddlelown Helps Its celling of Ihe apartment. Ihe chief re- fighting the blaze because they couldn't get In be wrong llul line sourer greatest concern was that the oxygen gear searched Ihe ing s second floor Own" organization lo provide dela) IN completion of the 15 4 ported at it from the Inside said the prone Mas pnrtiablv burning, smoke-filled house Kiremen reported that Mrs the four families with clothing looking iiilo "irrrnulanlirs in million projeci had caused a The fire apparently started when the Two or three of the firemen went up on Ihe operation and man loss of federal and Mate sub- insulation in the wall caught fire, after the* the slanted roof, on which water had been agemenl of the without) sidies We had hoped Jo have superintendent, whose name was not re- poured, to get at the blaze On Sunday. Jortptl i'alien Ihe firsl tenants into Ihe build leased stuck a hair dryer up Ihe faucet." "I hollered up to them lo be careful; I do, Middlftown Dembcratii inc. before the dedication last Chief Truex said guess the roof iced up," said the chief, leader, said he had told hi.s Oft i-' and we have been lot- Bakhtiar arrested; "Those hair dryers can get pretty hot," explaining the fireman's fall. party to clean Us own house ing the subsidies since then " Ihe chief noted "They have a heating coil The chief said the 20-foot fall over the \ni1 he saul In1 hail alsn asked llul Mi 1'iaskai nuled lhal In them. just like a toaster " back roof had given the fireman "a scare." Mr l.ehriT In look into Ihe on Fd) 1 Ihe first 78 families Flames apparently shot up an the out- but that he was not evidently seriously authority rumors were notified thai they could side wall, igniting the ceiling, the chief injured, and was released later m the eve- "We have nothing tu hide move in and in Ihe last I2tiayi rebels seek order said ning from the hospital Mr I'alieniln said \ml Ull HI l.ilnilies have mmcil into The superintendent apparently dis- "I've never run across anything like sooner we get to the bottom of Ihe projeci whlfll is '99 TEHRAN, Iran (AP> - also seemed lo be returning to in its stalemenls has stressed covered that something was wrong when this in 23 years," said the chief in reflecting this and gel il cleared up. the percent completed Be e» Former Prime Minister normal and many food shops that all foreign nationals domi- he saw smoke coming out of the wall, and on the hair-dryer-sparked blaze better off we II be If we have licit-- tiic government sub Shahpour Hakhtiar was ar were open ciled in Iran are immune from to fire someone, then we sidles will now start rested today as Iran's new pro- However, American any transgression." the broad- should do II Hi Praakal '•aid Ihe au visional govemmenl appeared sources said gunmen Kited cast said Mr Lehrer denied lhal his tlinnty has had mi problems lo be making headway in its the I s Information Center in "In another statement, the Over women's shelter investigation had been trifi- mill Us other senior citizen efforts to bring unruly sup- Tehran and that U S officials. operational staff has warned gered by a request from Mr projeci Daniel lower-, which porters under control had not been allowed inside Ihe people regarding destmc- JQ llul MiM..|lls,.|||n SI) financed with author llakhtiar, who made a They also said about nine lion of buildings and govern- llj issued bonds backed b> Ihe .futile, last-ditch attempt to American civilians were ment and private institutions Outside women politicos Aim had idled for Ihe in vesligation or when township's credit stem the „ revolution led by seized Monday by vanous (ac The operational staff is the "The mailer has been un The authority is mil in- Ayatullah Kuhollah Khomeini, nuns in Tehran, and some of provisional government dor investigation for a substan volved in Ihe towhshtp'i other was arrested by armed guer- them were heid up to 12 hours headed by Bazargan lhal Kho- irk officials of Keyport tial period of lime waa all un senior citizen projects. rillas. Ihe official Pars news before being released meini set up Sunday when Ihe agency reported Kailm A US. Embassy spokes nations military commanders Mr Lehrvr would say Hu\ shore \illuge in 1'orl Mini By-MARK (iKAVEN Muhler. R Monmouth. and years ago Ue problem of MIMIIIII jni] I .liftman lowers in Tehran said he was taken man said Khomeini supporters abandoned Kakhliar and gave Hum»t •> Mr I KEYPORT- Borough of- Freeholder Jane Clayton, re- spouse assault was so well hid- Lincroft: which arc Mate fi blindfolded to Ihe head- also briefly detained 25 Ameri- their support to the ayatollah circulating in Middlctnun ficials last night took an un cently offered to serve as mod- den that few were aware of the Hani cil and independent quarters of the religious patri- cans assigned to the Military One. of the defecting com Democratic circles at lead SIN kindly view lo outside input erators to resolve the con- extent of the matter. Today, Hay shun- Village has been oc arch Airlift Command manders, the former air force months ago that something from three women political fig- troversey surrounding the cen- thanks lo communities like cupied for several years ami llakhtiar had not been seer They were taken to one ol Chief, (ien Amir Hossein was amiss in Ihe aulhonly ures on ihe issue of whether ter yours, domestic violence is I.liftman Towers is scheduled in public since his resignation Khomeini's courts and were Habaei, told a news con- Andrew ,1 I'raskai. the au- the Women's Resourece and The WRSC is slated to go treated more seriously by law fui in rupancy in June Sunday and was reported Mon- released with apologies all ference at' Khomeini's head- thority s executive director, Survival Center (WRSC) before the local Zoning Board enforcement officials, physi- The aulhonly has been act- day to be under the protection around,' the spokesman said quarters that none of the U S • said he firsl heard such should be permitted lo main- of Adjustment Feb 20, to seek cians, and others charged with ing as Ihe coordinator 10 re of Mehdi Bazargin, an old We take comfort from the supplied K-H jet fighters, their rumors last August Hul he tain a shelter for battered an interpretation on whether helping families with their ivuc grants and permits from fnend and the prime minister (act that they looked on (Ihe Phoenix missiles or electronic said no one has luld him «li.it women and their children the shelter is a permitted use problems " slate and federal agencies. of Khomeinis new provisional arrests) as a great mistake " gear for spying on the Kus is suppused to be wrong \nil here under the borough's zoning or- Mayor Richard W. Bergen, government The circum- Tehran Radio warned suins had left Iran Marlene Howard, Ihe wife dinance. Under the advice of who noted that officials had stances of his arrest were not against attacks on the esti- "Nothing at all has been of Itep James J Howard, D- former Borough Attorney received many other letters immediately learned mated T IKK) Americans and removed Everything is still N J sent letters to members Gordon N Lit win. officials de- besides Mrs Howard's, said Tehran Radio said six gen- thousands o( other foreigners in Shiraz and Isfahan," Rabaei The Inside Story of the Borough Council voicing cided that a certilicale of oc- that the letter writers "were erals also had been arrested, in Ihe country and destruction said when asked about reports her support (or the shelter and cupancy should not be issued showing their concern" for the including the commander ol of government buildings the equipment had been flown llll HKATHER Ihe center, of which she is on for the shelter on the grounds situation the paratroopers. Gen "The operational staff of oul. possibly lo Saudi Arabia the advisory board And As- that it was not a permitted use But he agreed that the ques Mostly suiny, windy and very cold today High In lovt Mauncheh Khrosrowdad the Iranian Islamic Revolution Set- Bakhllar, page 2 '.eniblywoman Marie A in the commercial zone on Ms Mostly cloudy tomorrow Complete weather re As the new government lion of whether the shelter Broad Street, where.it is lo- port page J struggled to take hold, its mili- should be permitted, should be cated tary chief of staff, den decided by the zoning board. "1 don't think anyone Asked about Mrs. Clayton's Heartfelt Kills at Woman's Kvctungc I* Mohammad Vali (lharani. or- Carter hints at gas rationing should try lo influence the zon- and Mrs Muhler's offer to An Landers II dered all officers to report for ing board." said Councilman serve as moderators, Coun- MMdletowi South beats t.reen Wave 14 duty Apparently he was pre- WASHINGTON - Presi- sary driving and heeding the 55 critical. Edward Flynn. referring to paring to reorganize the mill cilman Harry Aumack 2nd, re- dent Carter yesterday linked mph speed limit "But anytime folks start Mrs Howard's letter Bridge Advice II 1)111) KKUMIII i.n > following the weekend sponded: "They can mediate conservation of energy with Sen Henry M Jackson, D- talking about the situation Buslirss 7 I'HOMK M MBKKS battles, insurrections and loot Councilmen said they had all they want ' patriotism and urged Ameri- Wash , Sunday predicted long being serious, that means it is all received a letter from Mrs Classified .17 19 Main Office 542-tM* ing of bases in Tehran and "Maybe she (Mrs Muhler) cans to slow down their cars lines jt service stations, an serious," Dingell added Howard on the shelter (•mlcs .... II TellFnw «l >»• elsewhere that preceded and can find a nice big house out in and turn down their embargo on Sunday sales and He disagreed with Jack- The letter addressed to Irasswtrd Pinle . 1} Toll Free 5«»IH followed Ihe collapse of the Marlboro for the center," he thermostats in order lo con Sl-agallwi gasoline in the near son's contention that some Councilman Frank Currier added Editorials I Classified Depl MM7M Hakhtiar govemmenl future mandatory steps are immi- serve (ucl, or (ace some form said "1 hope that the council "Rumson's got some real Kgterulament I! ( Ireulallon llepl Ut-Uti Fewer gunmen were on nent, but said, "If the Iranian of rationing Carter presented a less- will see clear to help this or nice big houses too," he com- Horoscope. 11 Sports Dept S«-4H4 Tehran's streets today com- situation persists, I personally The president said al a bleak picture in his news con gamzation with its zoning and mented, when informed where Lifestyle H-ll Mlddlelown Bureau §71 2251 pared to Monday, presumably think we are going to have to news conference Monday that lerence Monday and Michigan occupancy status, so they may Mrs Clayton lives Make A Date II Freehold Bureau 431-11*2 as a result of Khomeini's ap Americans may be able to ride congressman John Dingell be contemplating some man- continue to fulfill a community Mr Currier said that he had OMIaartes I Long Branch Bureau 222 Mil peal lo his armed supporters to out the loss in Iranian oil by generally echoed the presi- datory actions need talked to Mrs Muhler recently So»rts 14-H SUIrhouse Bureau (H-li2->IM turn in their weapons and re- lowering their thermostats to dent's depiction of the1 situ- His subcommitee will look "The people of Keyport about the situation at the (rain (mm violence Traffic (IS degrees, avoiding unneces ation as serious allough not yet into gasoline rationing as a should be commended for WRSC Clab Spaaky Wekraies A Star Rome |H>ssiblity later in the week Tonight Wed Fresh. Thurs Rosle O'GM)'< Happy Valentines Day being in the forefront by atten- "She didn't seem to be 8 days, 7 nights - $5W Spon- Bring V«r Sweetheart Hjyslander Coming Soon - Mardl Gras Party F\ Join us al BAHRS Restaurant AJaikai klag Crab tion to the plight of families aware of what was going on," sored by The Daily Register to Dons "n Kd's. .Highlands Trigger Ocean Ave., Long Sun . 4 until closing For in for that special occasion Dinner, .$5.15. Wharf Pub, troubled by violence in the For details, call Frank Rot 872-1585 Mr Currier said. Branch. College Nighrroo' tone. »2AWD, formation, call 542-0800 mVWi THINK LOBSTERS Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands, home," it went on. "Only a few SetOataMc.iag*! 2 The Dfeily Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESOAY.FEBRUARY 13,1979 Bakhtiar arrested .People, (Continued) President Carter told a CONCORD. NH (AP)- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Khomeini, the Shine Washington news conference Cklp Carter said yesterday Despite a lingering infection, Moslem leader of the yearlong he had been in touch with he expects his father to de- gravel-voiced actor J*ki revolt that drove Shah Moham Bazargan's government and cide in the next few months Wiyie says he's "feeling mad Reza Pahlavi from Iran, "we stand ready lo work with whether to run for re-elec- fine and going to make it " 1 urged his followers to avoid them " He said the new gov tion as president Young In a copyright interview 'Ratting a new activity Seek 2 in girl's death arson, destruction and cruel- eminent was "very helpful in Carter said he thinks the with the Los Angeles Herald- ty" and declared that violators insuring the safely of Amen sooner his father decides. Examiner, Wayne credited CINCINNATI (AP) - Students at elite GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (AP) - Two would be disobeying "Allah's cans " Ihe better mountains of letters from Walnut Hills High want to make "ratting" men are being hunted in Michigan today in i iid are traitors to the Carier also said the efJKl He said he felt Sen Kd well-wishers - including one on other youths a new extracurricular ac the slaying of an 11-year-old school cross- Islamic movement " of the change in government ward M Kennedy. U Mass. from England's Queen Elu- iivity, in an effort to curb robberies, thefts ing guard who was dragged into a car then The provisional govern on American oil supplies is had mi plans lo run against abeth II - with keeping his and assaults at the school A student task dumped about a mile from her elementary ment's army, wearing green not a crisis," but the situation his father, but might be spirits up as he recovered force began a program Monday to enlist school Linda Vanderveen. II, a sixth arm bands marked Guard of could get worse if Iran doesn't creating Ihe impression that from surgery to remove his the aid of all students to protect each other grader at Mullck Park Elementary School the Revolution, drove off resume production shortly he would run in order lo gain cancerous stomach They call it Operation RATS - "Report All and daughter of the city's personnel direc- IIKIIITS from a military base, a I nder the shah, Iran was national publicity for his pet "We got 30.000 letters at Things Swiftly Elizabeth Slauderman. a tor, fought desperately as she was forced military supply depot and Ihe Ihe world's No 2 oil exporter programs in Congress the hospital and there member of the school's student congress, into a car Monday morning, a witness said Agriculture Ministry Monday after Saudi Arabia and pro- Young Carter added he were another 10.000 here said that when a friend had her purse Less than 10 hours later and about a mile Many armed Khomeini sup duced about 6 million barrels was fairly certain California when I got home," Wayne snatched in the school parking lot, she away, the child was found dead — her porters, euphoric with victory, daily Rut exports dwindled to Gov Kilmimi! Q Brown said "I skimmed through looked into crime around the campus and hands tied behind her back Sgt Gary had gone on sprees, ignoring zero last fall as a result of anti would run against his father, some of those and found one (Up Carter found that it had increased "We're trying Miller of the police juvenile bureau said the orden lo turn in their weapons government strikes hut added "We'll beat him from one of my grand kids, joined forces with the Amer to deal with two kinds of problems," she body was fully clothed and showed no lo mosques • •• who wrote it Ihe day I was lean Agriculture movement said "One is cnme outside the school — obvious signs of violence He said it had not The state radio said the 'Paid her 860,000' operated on " Monday and called for the the violent crimes, kids from other schools been determined how she died or whether CINCINNATI (AP) - new army also had recaptured NEW YORK (AP) - The ••• resignation of Agriculture preying on Walnut Hills students The other she had been sexually assaulted Actress Judt C»rie failed lo a number of soldiers and civil- late Nelson A Rockefeller BOSTON (AP) - S«. Secretary Bob Bergland kind is inside We've had a rash of locker appear in court yesterday lo bought his research assistant. Clements also reiterated break-ins and we're trying to get kids to ians charged with corruption face a charge of using a fake Kdwiro M. Kewfdy. I) Nuclear test net today Megan Marshack. a MS IKK) co- 1 Mass , urged the Massachu- his criticism of President stop ignoring it and other crimes who had es- drui prescription, and a caped from a military bar- operative apartment setts legislature yesterday to Carter's energy policies dur- LAS VEGAS. Nev (AP) - A nuclear judge issued a bench war- racks Sunday "in the process furnished it with art objects approve congressional rep ing a news conference he device will be exploded beneath the Ne- rani lor her arrest Another tamp David? of a people's raid from his valuable collection M, illation lor Ihe District scheduled at Ihe same time vada desert tomorrow in the United States' .ludge Thomas Crush iif A contingent of Hi) IS and paid her $60,000 a year in af Columbia as a tribute to Ihe president was holding a WASHINGTON (AP)- Kgyptian Pres third announced underground nuclear test Hamilton County Common Marines was standing by salary with an unlimited ex ihe capitals Vietnam casu Washington news con- ident Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Mm of the year The device is buried 1,760 feel I'leas Court also ordered pMM account, the New York allies ference ISIIT Menachem Begin may be invited to a beneath Yucca Flat and shock waves may abroad in case Ihe Marines that Miss Carne's till INHI Post reports Kennedy appeared before second Camp David summit meeting if the be felt in Las Vegas some 95 miles south- guarding the American Em- bond be forfeiled INDEPENDENCE, Mo Quoting an unidentified two countries cannot resolve obstacles in east of ground zero, Dave Miller, spokes- huss\ in Tehran needed rein- Ihe stale legislature's Judi (AP) - Former first lady source who admitted to "de- Miss Carne. a regular on the way of a treaty between them. Presi- man for the Department of Energy, said forcements Six big US Air ciary Committee lo call (or Bess Tr»m»D planned lo cel- 1 testing" Miss Marshack. the the old "Laugh-In" tele- dent Carter says He told a news con- Monday Managers of high rise structures Force* helicopters also wen ratification of the DC vot- ebrate her 94th birthday qui- Post said in Monday's editions vision program, was In ap- ference Monday another summit might be were warned not to have employees in standing by in case they were ing rights amendment, a etly today in her stately 17- that Miss Marshack had no life pear for thi- slart of her trial called if talks scheduled next week be- precarious working positions at the time of ordered to begin evacuating measure he helped shepherd outside her work, spoke ol the for alleged illegal processing room Victorian mansion tween Kgyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Ihe shot Miller said the lest, code-named Americans from Iran Wash- ihnmgh the Congress former New York governor of a dru^ document Her at- The widow of President Khali! and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe "Kloster," will be the 326th underground ington sources said mosl of the • •• with "warmth and ten- torney Philip Pitzer, said Harry Truman was reported Davan and followup consultations in Jeru- shot announced since the United Stales extra Marines and choppers derness' and "acled as if she yesterday he was uncertain WASHINGTON (AP) - in high spirits and regaining salem and Cairo fail to result in a peace signed the limited test ban treaty in 19(3 were at a I' S Air Force base nils Mrs Rockefeller " why she did nut appear Texas GOV BUI Clements her strength agreement Not all tests are announced, however in Ihe Azores Jersey news briefs Byrne rating Water Shooting TRENTON (AP) - Only TRENTON (AP) - All BAYONNE (AP) - Police one New Jerseyan in three drinking water in New Jersey were conducting a house-to- glVM Krcndan Byrne a tavor- would be tested for cancer- house search, combing bars able rating on the job he has causing chemicals under a bill and basements last night look Keystone Savings announces a luin doing as Garden Slate expected to be introduced to- ing for a man who allegedly governor, the Eagleton Poll day by state Sen John Skevin, shot a Bayonne patrolman dur said yesterday D-Bergen. ing an altercation. unique replacement for the— The Rutgers University Skevin, chairman of the I.I Michael Hurley said Pa survey found Byrne's Job rat slate Commission on the In- irolman Al Wielongowski. 54. pen, check, envelope, stamp ing basically unchanged from cidence of Cancer in New Jer- underwent four hours of all surveys conducted throughout sey, also appealed to the ex- dominal surgery for removal 197H ecutive branch for "more ag- of three small-caliber bullets and U.S. Mail The most recent poll, con gressive action' on water pol- Hurley said Wielongowski was ducted in late January, found lution problems in critical and guarded condi 34 percent of New Jersey resi- it's impossible for the leg- tion. dents gave Byrne positive islative branch to lead the way Police said Wielongowski, a marks of "excellent" or if the executive branch and its foot patrolman, was called to "good" while 61 percent gave agencies are going to drag break up an altercation at a him negative marks of "only their feet," Skevin said bookstore at the corner of 20th fair" or "poor " He said the recent filing of Street and Broadway at about Kagleton surveys con- a federal law suit that at- 5 30pm He reportedly saw ducted in April, May. Septem- tempts to eliminate seepage of Ihe suspect walking away ber and October of 1978 found toxic chemicals into the from the store and began to between 35 percent and 37 Rahtan River is "just one chas.e him Witnesses said Ihe percent, giving the governor more example of New Jersey's suspect turned and fired a positive evaluations after a apparent inability to clean its Wielongowski. as he slumped second-term high mark of 45 own house " over a parked automobile A service percent shortly after Byrne The patrolman was rushed was sworn in (or a second term to Bayonne Hospital that pays all in January 197H Poll TRENTON (AP) - Sen Casino Kdward Kennedy of Massa- Explosion your bills by chusetts would defeat Presi- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - dent Carter and California HILLSIDE (AP)-Author Former Bahamas casino man Gov Edmund Brown Jr by a Hies were trying lo determine phone, toll ager Edward Cellini, whose wide margin in New Jersey i( what triggered an explosion late brother has been linked to a Democratic presidential pri- lhal rocked a portion of the free, and pays organized crime, is an "out- mary were held In the state Bristol-Myers Co plant here in standing individual" who could today, a new poll said yester which a worker was injured • have been a New Jersey judge day John Ploclc, 47. of Mid- you 5V4% ' or archbishop of Philadelphia, dlesex, was in guarded condi- Of the voters who said they says the chief of Resorts In tion at Alexian Brothers Hospi- were registered Democrats, 47 compounded lernalional s security sub tal in Elizabeth with second percent said they would vole sidiary Intertel and third degree burns over 40 for the Massachusetts senator percent of his body Robert D Peloquin. former in a presidential primary held daily on head of the Justice Depart- now. while 20 percent said they "He isn't as bad as we in- ment's nrgani2cd crime task could vote for Carter and 15 itially thought."' said Rose your money lorn- told the New Jersey percent for Brown, according Mary Werger. manager of Casino Control Commission on to the Gannett News Service nursing services Monday that here is no poll Ploclc told hospital officials until you evidence to link Cellini lo or he was working with aerosals On the Republican side, )',.IIII/IHI crime in the refuse grinding room former California Gov. Ronald pay it out. when the explosion, which "1 found Eddie Cellini and Keagan and former President blew out a wall in the in- still find him lo be an outstand- Herald Ford were almost dustrial complex hefe. oc- ing individual." Peloquin said necktoneck. with 31 percent curred about noon Outside The Daily Register (continued) The Sunday Register Now. just take one moment . . think what a help Money-Phone can be to He said lhat he had told you. The more you think about it. the more excited you can get It's the easy Mrs Muhler that he had heard that "kids from Ihe shelter arc way, the money saving way. the time saving way , it's the Money Phone going to our schools — children way to pay all your bills. The cost? IOC a transaction less than the cost of of women from Long Branch •?• Hi 35. Mlddlffiown. N j O77« a stamp and don't (orget 5'/4% interest per annum compounded daily on or Perth Amboy." Monmouth County Courlfiouie, Freehold, N J Q77JI I7f Broadway. Long Branch u J HJ74O "Shi' said, they're not sup StoKhoui*. Trenion N J OMH your money until you pay it out. That's infinitely better than a checking account pose to be doinj; tt." Mr Cur . _t lh« Asiocioled Preit Thr AuocigtrO Pr«s» it I f «t iujivf ly la me mt of oil Ihe loco) ntw» printed in me ntwtpaptr . . it's Keystone Savings Money-Phone Account. Call 775-3131 now if you rier related noilAPntwidtipofchet Mr Aumack said that lhal are anxious for the rest of this incredible story his objection to the sheltei w.is lhat "it should be in a proper Second Clou pottoo* paid oi Red Bonh. u j OJlrji ana ot Middietown NJ Q114t PubOthtd Sunday ihrouQh Friday Mail lubicnptiont payable m facility " advance Mr Aumack said the WKSC Dun Sunday Ooiiy and Only Only Sunday "broke the law by letting peo One Year UJ 00 HIOO W0 00 Home delivery t»y Carrier - Sunday TCccntia week. SunOa< pie in" without a certificate of only H cenii occupancy Single copy at Counter - Oailv IS cent*. Sunday li "Thirty-three people — nine women and 24 children - are being housed in second story moms, with one exit out "over the roof in back besides COUAISTAN the mam stairs up front."Mr :Aumack said "Asa fireman, it's very up- semi-annual MEMBER FSUC NEPTUNE setting," he added ASDUAY PARK Mr Flynn'i reaction to the , sale mediation offer was. "What MANALAPAN are they intervening (or. it's in Coming to Shrewsbury (he hands of the zoning board " oriental design rugs I don't think-they did Him research," said Mr Bergen re n/l^olfh, 29 East Front St. ferring to Ihe offer by the as semblywoman and the free- yVdMlJV* Red Bank, 741-0302 holder to mediale the situ fjjv' since 1?45 ation "RtdBanktoldttlindlBrfSlrugtlore". SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 1979 The Daily Register 3 Kramer admits ploy to unify Monmouth Arts Council
B> STEVEN L I.I KH'KIN i nniioiiiee lonight lhat one of four dissidents be named in lack of communication RED HANK — Munmnuth County freeholder Director Ihe next vacancy on Ihe board I think Ihe problem may have been Ihal we weren't Ray Kramer conceded yesterday Ihal his threal Ici cut of I One trustee is believed to be preparing In resign. Mr really talking to each other People thought we weren'l Ihe funding uf the Monmmilh Arts Council if the council I i irilni.ii said communicating ' Mr Friedman said Our goals are really didri'i resolve us internal problems was something uf a ploy The four nominated by Ihe dissidents are Kichard K the same — Ul n*'i a dialogue going between the two factions Andrus. cultural program admimslralor al Hrookdalc Com- In relurn for Mr Friedman s promise In make Ihe Nut knowing who's right and who I VHHIIK a gond way munity College Ingrid Clarfeld of Ihe Shore MUSK recommendations requested by Ihe dissidents the dissi in get fM-npif in agree is iii wniitini wiiilld t iimu-nil In Ihe executive Mr Friedman blamed Ihe schism in Ihr council on a The trustees wdl meet tomorrow with Ihe freeholders recognition of an idea we thought had inenl Cable tv firm says it will hire 30 from Middletown
H) BOH MIAMI M -•aid \csteniav ins promise in But I asked the mayor if I Kmployment Training \ct and train Ihem And we'll use network comes into being ((K'T) for approval, along accept Ihe television cable Ac- MIDDLETOWN Mon hire local residents as Rlican lure even one hard-core (CKTA) office to arrange in them in office jobs, loo We've Tonighi the Township Com- with .1 proposal from Ihe cable tual construction of the cable month Cahlevisum Im m percent nl Ins work force will unemployed persnn in Mid- advance for the hiring of mi been getting lots of calls from mittee is expected Io introduce TV firm After slate approval lyatem could start within the i essful bidder fin Ihe cable H In kept dletown. wouldn't il he worth nnnly citizens and Ihe handi Middlelown people inlerested Us ordinance agreeing to and public hearing the or- next few months, he said Ili-I 1- ;C ill Oil Ita cxped iheie will be ill il ' Mr s.nil w's Mr l.cvinson capped as far as possible for in working as studio personnel, award Ihe franchise to Mon- dinance will conic before ihe The optimum is to start io local Hsidenis i( piani toi Io in lolal employees, indue! said Ihe construction phase ot Ihe news people, pritduclion peo- mouth I'ablevision In. and set Township committee wilh Ihe telephone poles in Ihe •li. I. ill oi.ih-l l.ill/i- as ex mi' i 'instruction workers If I can hire Mm percent cable TV system, which is ex ple and cameramen There's ling forth Ihe terms of Ihe "I'm hoping for approval spring and with construction of IH-I ted according to, the enm in ndui 'inn people and office locals, (hat's lullri yel and peeled Io be under way by an untapped markel here ' agreement from Ihe stale within a month Ihe cable syslem itself in early pan) s presidenl personnel So 80 percent olihai I'll certainly do H." he added early summer if stale ap Mr I.evmson said Once Ihe ordinance is in- or two." Mr I.evmson said summer We want to lurn it on Richard l.cvmson ol l.n will i HUH' nut somewhere Mr l.cvinson said his firm pi m a Is come through lie oullined Ihe sequence of troduced Mr I.evmson ex In Ihe meantime. Ihe firm as soon as possible because INI'- I o n \l Q ti 01 o II I 11 .Hound III ol Ml Mr I.evuisoii has already been in touch with promptly rvenls Ihal will lake place as plained il is sent Io Ihe stale is negotiating with New Jersey it's going to be a very im- i ii.li vision IIH presidenl id Ihe enunl\ Comprehensive Well hire CKTA people the township's cable TV Office of Cable Television Bell Telephone Co which pressive revenue producing musi get us |Hiles ready to system. Mr I.evinsonsaid Villane recommends pollution testing in East River seeks I l< I \ I 11 N \ .. plied in samplings from ihe mnulh Count) lacular success in lesl afler Hth Slreet and Ihe Bitter) in ObMiusly. if this Ifsl Vftfl .I'liililvoi.iii Vnlhnny M VllI r i Hmi before further Known as 'mussel walch,. lesi m United siaies coastal lower Manhattan. Ihe area iippht'd usin^ water from the i.nn i; Monmouth nrean ' lep .!• taken in a proposal Ihi'lesinig procedure was de- waters tn determine not only designated by Ihe Corps of Kn Kasi Rl;er dredging iitv and H revealed a Im;.. contaminant fjaj r inn,-Mil. .1 Hi bv the i s \tinv i orpi DI veloped at Ihe Sc npps Instilu Ihe extent of pollution bul Us gineers for dredging post 1 I < • I • • I ll ILiillJli i kihf li_i 11 111 j ' t ' Li • I I am) overwhelmingly Kngmcors to dump "fi.» 00TI foils lion of I ic eanograpny in source as wen. vmanc s:nti— K II i I I 11 *n i*u HI l mini ilirii ' n IIT 1 .Hill convincing OVtdfDCf lhat federal government nl dredge spoils from the rivei Julia. Calif and has been used The iissemblyniiin wrote Io S|HM it-s of mussel used in the DC'RAN TOWNSHIP - Mr Chomsky has run for Ihe spoils from the river floor lesiinc. procedure Io determine Hoot into ihe lllantic '" can by the federal Knvironmenlal Dnujflas f'oslle. admimslralor lest aciuniulates and retains i Mariin s Chomsky, nCJ Shady Ihe council several times in Ihe would poison marine (iff off i vv.ilel pollution levels he a|i sin miles oil ihe coast of Mon Protection Agency with spcr uf ihr l-'.inintnmental Prolec level of pollution up to one mil I.iint' wsu rd;iv annnuiui'tl his p.i-.i losing by only IK votes in the Mnnmoulh cnasl llOfl Vgency (EPA), request- lion times greater than the wa- candidacy for on* ol the five IH77 ing that the agtnc) dispatch ters from which they uerr "From all reports. Ihe Township Council seals up (in Mr Chomsky is the health technical personnt-l to New taken When the flesh is mussel watch testing pro- urahs in the May 8 election officer for the city of Asbury .lersi'\ tn OPfTy oul the It'sls. chemically analyzed, he said, cedure is-conclusivi' and easily Park and has served on Ihe usin^ water sumples taken it discloses the degree of earned oiii." the as County Advisory Committee of (rum the Kast River betueen pntioni in the water semblvman saul , the Central Jersey Health Sys- tems Agency He is currently vice chairman nl its Regional Review Committee Cap waiver may require He is a member of the Board of Trustees of HCOBS and was recently appointed to his si'cnnd term nn the County close of Keyport school Mosquito Commission An Ocean Township resi- linn frnm Mr Hill, he «as "confident" Ihal Ihi" B> MARK GRAVEN dent fnr IS years. Mr i ap waiver will be obtained Chnmsky has been active in lempvrolurci KKYPORT— The Wi'sl Keyport KliMiicn- The board decided to lake nn position on sports programs and the Com for oito laty SchrHil may have In !»• rinsed nexl year b> closing the school, until a recommendation is mumty Service! council He Ihe Hoard uf Kducatmn in order In obtain a cap received from Ihe state Deparlmenl of Kduca- was • founder of Ihe Township 7O~ 70"' waiver from ihe dale on ihe IS7B-IVH0 budget lion. Mr Kennedy said Notification is ex- Environmental Commission Data from (MI,ml memlx-rs were tulil last m^hl pected from Ihe stale by Keb 27. he said and the group that has become Shpwtrs SioMonary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE l«(««fl —— •• = = = iin.mi Secretary Donald Hill Informed ihr The board has been contemplating closing the Deal Lake Cnmmrssinn NOAA US D.pt ot Commetc. board thai n ana lire opinion of Milton Hughes Ihe West Keyport School for Ihe last three nr the counlv superintended of schools, thai Ihe four" years, he said Mr. Chnmsky graduated »f wir.ph.l. Klate may recommend ihal ihe West Keyporl This year we niichl not have any alter- frnni Monmouth College and TIDKS WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are due to school IH1 cliiM-d name Ilie board president noted The slate earned a master's degree from Martin 8. Chomsky the University ol Michigan day over coastal areas of Oregon, Washington, "It's very cosily in operate Ihal school." ma\ sa> 'we'll give you Ihe cap waiver, if you Said) Hook and northern California according to the Na ohseni'd Hoard I'lesidenl John Kennedy close Ihe school'" IIIIIW null n ia pni tiondl Weather Service Snow is forecast over about ihe taciUly which serves approximate!) The Keyport Central School which has ap .inil low i SI |i III Minnesota and Wisconsin, with snow flurries I'll first and second graders proxlmately H20 sludenls. could accommodate liiMllltltilH 'll, 4 FULL' due from Idaho and Wyoming south through The board has been seeking a cap waiver nl the Weal Keyport students. Mr Kennedv said .. in ami 'i .'s p m ..ml l".v Nevada It will be cold in the Northeast. JIWMKi on a U.4 million lenlalive budgel The Kasl Keypnrt Klementary School NEAR YOU! SERVICE I IM ,i III anil I il p in which was submitted In tn Mr Hughpa last which has s.i students in grades K through ! BANK ' I in lii'ii li.mk .imi Humson The friendliness and know - how Northern J»TM> month i would apparently nut be effected by Ihe clos-. inuiii .uiii two hours si i ot our people plus our many services i Mr Kennedy eslimaled Ihal il costs tM.IWI inn Urighl deduct 10 minutes Sunn) wind) and nwl ,ta« in 2fts PomurroM »ill i» .1 vear In nperale Ihe West Kevpoti Schonl Iccording Io Mr Kennedy, ihe cap araivei add up to banking at its best...near you! Bi ,iu li dedui i i i • MM Mi\ IIH 1 casing!) ii
(Kcrntghi lows Fndaj m the i«»w to mid 90s Daylime high« Mr Kennedv said Ihal. based nn inform.i vear Mr Kennedy said • • Umi-il,i\ Hfld S;i1unl,i\ in Hie tlppri 20S liJ mid M)i Diyiimt Hhi rrTd^> in tti.-.iiK Hazlet school board approves repairs Shor«' the IHI,iid decided tn hold up nl HA per session. Mnstl> Minn> Hind) iiinl vri \ < nki in(Li> Hlght< IIIH 20n By MARK GRAVEN IIAZI.KT- The Board ol approval on hiring Iwn aides in The stale is in Ihe habit of Ladies' Botton 1 IIH rrjMMn i Inuilnii'ss inni^hl LUH aiitiiml L'n Motftj) Brown*.*, lit .. l< II Kducalion last night wiltd in help handicapiH'd students be telling us ihal we have In lake ID ilitudv' tomorrow Miuh in \hv WM JO* I'huniY uf lain Mi 1 Buffalo dip Into Its surplus lunds fnr ( atisi the stale doesn't prm ulc care nl certain problems, and Cnrltln i<. iV • (H-lri'llt iuii.l\ ,ltli1 'I';,, •,,[!( inlllL'tll V\ llltN MlHtllrllv I'i III , rtmtn IrVV 19 CJWJ.2IS In pay for four ex- lunds lor ihe programs tn certain programs does nnt Ihitogo || Hljniloii an hum tinla? M Jl pense Hems, including Ihe iv Supennlendenl Momaii |)imidr us with Ihe means to tfl pair ol Ihe high scllonl run! i abrera will have until March Night do il Mrs Mitchell noted, ex i eiumbui [4 i; < ouHtnl forecant Ool FI W»h II .mil an upgrading nl Ihe fire 'II in find alternative funds fnr plaining why resolutions to ap- Dtnvti H a \I,III,IM|II.III tn I'apv llriiliipcn and Dolaufirt1 Buj Sniull [)» Voi'ir> • • alarm system throughout ihe ihe Instructors — one thai prove Ihe instructors were not DrlroK o II . i,M! ,iit\isnni^ in rfnl fm totl.n Uintls nutltn'th 13 In Hi Nihiml system would provide auditor} Irani- passed last nighl Uululh kmtU tmi.i) ,HI.I northwosi ion in 13 kniita hmlghi I'arll) Cocktail Hour in the 1 oirbokt • V total of I152.UM is needed ing in auditnnally handicapped The hoard president said HOi Moii* -unn\ 1tnl,i\ liuH'iiMrii: clnudini'ss kite Innmhl Vlstbillt) Hvlpna M puj liu the roof repairs and sludenls. and Ihe other Who ihal officials have knowledge 1 Horn and Musket imt lu ihrw inilw in snow bulriKTUMunull) unv '" i»" Ihe flic alarm system ugrad would provide physical Ihera- nl three sludenls al presenl 1 ua c«t irirti»s and imprnvmn i<> ovor five miles through Itinighjl injj .urniding III Hoard I'resl p\ lor an urlhiipedluclly hand!- who are affected t>v the situ- Room every Wednes- i HHVOl^hlS Hirer Ul llM' fl'l'l dent Bonnie Mitchell capped child Imlh al Ihe rale almn \nolher M5.III7 is needed In day 5:00 to 6:30 P.M. 1 IHM Hork 4< South Jersey pay fur six new leaching posi- L oi Angpif \ •t *! Police seek pizza parlor bandit . H tions, while JI7.7H is required H< MnMlj -1Jnri•- undwn t'Uld ludll) Illghuppi'l U'ens In plus: complimentary In pa\ Ini Ihe purchase nl an 1IKI) HANK-A gun-wield- said Hul when Ihe clerk al M lim .'IK Inciviismg I'loudinvtw tonitthl Um around zoru in n \t additional school bus. she said ing bandil held up and robbed tempted to ring up the iii< nummll) cold aivas (u the teens Mostl) cloud) loniwr hot hors d'oeuvres Nillfwittf u "We've had problem* with Tommy's Pisa snap at \H purchase nn the cash register N*M Otinv n inw Miuh uppi'l 'i'- I" lOH UK rh.itne uf liim 111 jHMtt'ni our roof since n was Installed •V • Shrewsbury Ave Sunday Ihe man pulled nul his gun. told Nr» iror* luda) .imi 'ii pwiviti I»ni|ih1 Winds north i> In .'•• iMik's un canapes IV IV on Ihe ni'w p.n I of ihe building, 11 nighl. police rcpoil Ihe clerk to sland back and N hour Utda> .mil waler was leaking into Ihe n 13 > The robber, described as a reached across the counter to •i entertainment JV 111* hallway and some of Ihe IB New York Cilj black male, escaped with an take money out of Ihe cash (•ftoenii •\ 4^ classrooms said Mrs undetermined amount of mon- reglslei police report f*(H*birrgli n 10 and free parking! t-'llgjid Mf Mitchell explaining why Ihe ej and was slill at large last The clerk and another per Sunn> «irul> and cold loda> !*»« in thr 2th i lew Ptland Off funds weir needed nighl. police sa id son in Ihe store were both or Rapid Cti> ind low in the teen* and eie.u and cold lonwrnm Mfno Some ol our lire delec The man was wearing a dered liv ihe robber to lie nn Richmond 1A 16 (II ><]* nopiih |t*nv> wealluN SI Louis ii u ,cdi linns and alarms were nni tan-colored wool cap and a Ihe door of Ihe store, and he V P Tampa Al 41 , .1, Miiiin wind) and (old. tow in 20s Tmiinrrnu will be wnrkmg prn|>crl\ ami some Molly, Pitcher Inn brown, finger-lip length coal then fled Imm Ihe scene, pa Sot) Lohe 4' /V <
IIMIII IHtllMMMIIIIMIltlllMIIMIIIIIlllUlllllllNlllllMll MIHHIH /""^l atf 1 1 • ^ ^ f^l^ / Obituaries Says flooding situation disastrous ing a nn lead gasoline storage liiiiiiliiiiitmiiiiiiiiiniii IIMIIIMHOMIIOII By HILDY MrCORMICK lem. the chief said gram, but fell further study the borough garage Mini committee to to stud) this tank al the borough garage for •Water lays in the west was necessary before a com- Street, if lhc\ wish Mrs Kein problem and to see wh.ii i an Daniel M. Birmingham 11 polin" department FAIB HAVEN - Hooding bound lane for three Io four mitment is made " said be done to countei NORTH MIAMI, Fla - tired chief engineer with the The department, he said, on Ridge Road, in the llance da\i after a storm, forcing Mayor Rue said the pro- give) Bowl resident! wtm QdUl He was a-.keil b) Ih* Daniel M Birminghafc, 84, of I • S Merchant Manne mil hive three cars which re- Hoad area, is presenting a westbound traffic into the east gram could eventually save live near bus slops arc being mayor tn propose other pel 2020 Northeast 135th St. died He was a member ef the quire unleaded gushiM, and "disastrous situation." and bound lane." lie said landfill space reduce walrt asked hy council to shovel .i Mins lor Ihe rommittw and to Sunday at North Miami Mn»pi Congress uf Senior Citizens, prnMfmf ma> arise over sup- Korough Council plan We continue lei WJltB let poUution and eliminate some ii.itti i" bus itopj ii they art leturn in cimnnl miti nei •"" tal and the American Association plying them willi fuel on week taunt) help to alleuale the lers to Ihe county, but mil rung trucking to Ihe county landfill tatted an ihnr praptH) s.. He was bom in New York of Retired Persons ends condition has been done We need im A new borough sanitation lhat bus commuters may cm He, .HIM' ,p( whdl was City, and had Uved in Mid Surviving arc his widow \ meeting between council Council woman Kathenne proved drainage to clear up truck is expected to be de- bark and disembark from termed as ,i strong piissibilit) dletown NJ for .2* years Mrs Kleanor Gorman Hirm and thi Recreation Com C Shafer said al last night's the condition." he said llvered within the next month buaefl more easily of gasoline rationing ami the before moving here 12 years ingham. at home, two MM, mission it planned Inflate win council meeting that Chief Mrs Shafer suggested writ according to CouncUwoman Councilman George I I 1(IM1II! "II Si. ago Thomas Birmingham of Hous I earl) spring to discuss George F. Chandler has I n ing Io county officials week!) Nancy V. Kern lh-la\ in Us Hem. concerned ovei Die i« gasohnc lalions chief Mr Birmingham was a re ton. Texas and James Birm (he next phase of planning for in touch with Richard s We should really push It It deliver) lias resulted In late IKIUS from the borough trf sen chandler has asked council to ingham of Keyport. N J I Fail Haven Fields Bwecl county traffic engineer is a high speed mad and the garbage pickup, and hai posi lor citizieni and person!on fiv ,niii\ iiu poisibilil! "i install daughter Mrs Kleanor Mm. Plato S. Paptton regarding the problem main street between two re- poned to later in the year fit incomes, was named bj Mi Osovttl or Rngushtown, N J . Chief Chandler she said gional high schools.' Chief Ixirough-wide cleanup pickups Rue i" head a i ommittee LEONARDO - Mrs and ten grandchildren has written to Mr Sweel tint Chandler said Pickup of large items hailed sludy the causes anil possibli SHOP « COMPARE Margaret Papson, 85, of 10 The Miggins Memorial has received no reply The Council agreed inai Conn late lasl fall, was scheduled to solutions Io the problem Benton Ave , died Sunday at Home. Freehold NJ is in road is a county road cilman William C liasslci U'gtn Ken l li will begin when Mr Berry proposed Ihi Riverview Hospital in Red charge of arrangements Bank The problem la so severe should meet with the Board of the new truck is delivered and that she said it is "something Born in Brooklyn, NY, she Freeholders to prod them into in operation, Mrs Kern said we ITS going In have to really lived in Staten Island fur Otto J. Jindracek action In the meantime residents Gty woman push on ' Membership in the Re who have large items In be most of her life before moving TINTON FALLS - Illto .1 The road, in the vicinily of gionrff Kesource Recover) puked up die said, should here 14 years ago Jindracek. 60. of 63 Thayer Fair Haven Fields and the Committee, a count; unit contact officials at Hnrnii^h is missing Mrs Papson was a member Drive, died Sunday al Kiv Church of the Nativity has which seeks to collect and re- of St Barbara's Greek Or- erview Hospital. Red Bank Hall \rrangements will be been the scene of many acci- cycle newspapers on a re- made for pickup through per thodox Church in Manhattan Born in Klizabeth. he lived since Jan.26 dents, some of which have gional basis, will be explored sonnel there she slid She is survived by her hus- in Marlboro before moving been fatal in the past years by ihe borough s Knvironmcn I.IIM, BRANCH - band, Plato S Papson here II jmnigs RfTlfltntj may also lake Chief Chandler said tal Commission, and council's are seeking Information The Scott Funeral Home Mr Jindracek was env large items to Ihe dtimpstei al Sometimes there has been public works committee ceflllng the w-hereabotits Belford, is in charge of ar- ployed as an engineer by the relief the chief said Mayor William C Hue re 'ii yeai "id ctt) woman rangements state ol New Jeraej '"The problem by the ported on a meeting lasi week Firemen kill has been missing from He retired from the I S Church of Ihe Nativity is in little Silver in which the home since Ian -'ii Alfred A. Hershoff Navy after 20 years of service drainage sewers Half of the recycling program was out- garage fire The unman Jean Mane as a chief gunner's male He iime they don't work." the lined council memben In Huxley, of M Second \\e MANALAPAN - Alfred A was a member of the Fleet BELFORD - Firemen chief explained "The county dii ated an interest in the pro- licic left her home I nda) Hershoff, 77, of 129-J Amberley Reserve Association at the Irom ihe Uelford Independent sent down work crews, and we i in .'<> i'ii itit evening, aftci Drive West, Covered Bridge, Karle Naval Ammunition l)e and Kelford Kngine Pom got temporary relief for six Io leaving her nine j par old died Sunday at the Freehold pot and was a founding mem- panies responded to an R ilii 1"-' months, ' he continued danghtn uitii fflfiTTves pnlirr Area Hospital. Freehold Tpwn- her of the ISS Savannah Re Coffee prices ,i in gangt fire It ItiT Wain The portion of Ridge Road said ship. union CommillcT \n-w Ue He was born in Jersey City, cast of Fan Haven Fields pros- due to drop The fire, which waB brought Her sislerin law Mrs Jan Mr Jindracek was a mem enls another very serious prob and had resided in Hillside for 1 under control by x is a m PX in'ti Kwasnialt reported ber of the Masonic Lodga \n NEW YORK (Al )-Lower 20 years before moving here tensiwh damaged • real Illixlev missing mi I,in ;lli ,il 192. Matawan. and a member coffee prices on commodity last year storage area anil a portion ill ici shi> failed to return home ! ••< j' Most of the Shrmer's Medinah exchanges will soon mean lott • Tlii' inissint; women He was a retired die cutler. LiHige. Chicago Douse fire er retail prices fur consumers rlit* roof of the garage 811 DFd last scvri Jan fi In Ihe urea nl and a member of Local 119. Surviving are his widow. according to Iwn of the Dfl ing to Middletown Fire Depart Lincoln \venuiv Klbt'iun po International Brotherhood of Mrs Aly.s Hermes Jindracek. tions largest coffee com llli'nt Assistant Chief Charles hie said Bookbinders, New York City • son, Gelen Paul Jindracek. in vacant panies Wilson There was no car in Ihe Ms Huxley is described .is •h Year He was an Army veteran of at home: and I sister Mis The lower prices, analysts garage at the lime of the fire a wtuii- fi-m.ili' aboul five fool World War II Kulh Petrella of MaWoiia say. arc the result of unusually 17 Brood Street building IhriT and 1311 pounds with Surviving are his widow. Beach. Fla Three fire Irucks and BDOUI high coffee iiean production shoulder-length dark blonde Red Bonk Mrs Reva Hershoff. here; and The Want Funeral Home, BAST KBANSBURG - this season !n men responded to Ihe mom a son, Kenneth K llershoff of About M firemen from the ing alarm hair and brown eyes 741-7500 Marlboro, is in charge ol ar- Hills Bros Coffee Im Hid l! New York City Fast k'papshlirg and Purl iii iI' AHMIIII' «' Open daily Bam 5 30 it will luwei IK wholesale pruT i iiii.it l .•• i II in The Freeman Funeral The fin1 will he irn etilgatcd concerning Ms Huxley Monmouth Fire Companies rx from $'2 M a pound to r 4s a asked In contacl the police d Home, Freehold. Is in charge UMgiiished a i 10 p in rubbish pound bj tiie Middletown Township of arrangements Mr*. Catherine C. fire yesterday that broke out Fire Prevention Bureau partmenl within a'vacant building here Miss Karen Owyer I ollu- on Route -lli The fire, mostly burning HAZLET- Miss Karen LONG BRANCH - Mrs rubbish within Ihe building. Dwyer, 13, of Lafayette Drive Catherine C Loftus, H4. of M rausrd no structural damage died Sunday after a lengthy RockWell Ave . here, died ii's to the building. Deputy Chief illness at the New York Hospi- terday at her home Daniel F Kelly said tal in Manhattan Horn in Clifton, Mrs Loftus Five fire trucks responded Born in New York City. lived here most of her life She to the fire which was brought Miss Dwyer lived most of her was a communicant of the Star under control by 5 L'5 p m life here of the Sea B.C. Church, here Local firemen remained mi Double She was an eighth-grade She was (he widow (if the icana for about an now student al the Middle Itiiari Thomas P Loftus who died in and fifteen minutrs Elementary School, he/e 1946 She was a member of the Surviving are a daughter. Girl Scouts of America. Miss Dorothy M Loftus. al Lottery winner Miss Dwyer is survived by home: a sister, Mrs Frank THKNTON (AP) - The Dp. her parents, Mr and Mrs Avery, Aberdeen and a grand winning number in the New Owen G Dwyer; a brother. daughter Jenej ivk-it Utter} yester Marin Dwyer, at home: a sis- The Woolley Funeral day was 693 A straight bet For higher interest ter. Miss Laura Dwyer, all at Home. Long Branch, is in pays $277. box pays 146 and the home; her paternal grand charge of arrangements pairs pay $27 50 plus ready access. mother. Mrs Roger Dwyer ol New York City, and her ma- ternal grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Tiernan. also of New York City. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of ar- rangements
Mrs. John J. kanner HIGHLAND HF.ACII. H'la FLEET COVERAGE - Mrs Carmen W Kanner. 69, Many companies buy can lor the use ol executives of 3101 South ocean Boulevard, salespeople, and other personnel. Naturally, these autos formerly of Rumson. N J . are fully covered by Insurance. What might be termed as "regular" Insurance rates apply to the vehicles when died Friday at Boca Raton there are a certain number being operated, That figure Is Community Hospital. Boca four. Raton She was born in Cuba, and If there are five or more units being operated, It Is possible to get "fleet coverage" Insurance. Besides the lived in Rumson before mov- five or more requirement, the cars must be used for ing here five years ago business purpose*, and they must all be owned by one She was a member of the organization. There are discounts with fleet policies, and Needle Arts Guild of Boca the estimated average future exposure of the vehicles Is Raton also considered. There is an advance premium charge, Surviving are her husband. and this Is adjusted at the end ol the policy term by John J Kanner. here, a son figuring out the actual number and use ol the cars. Frederick Xanner of Summit. Fleet policies are available for both commercial and N J : a daughter. Mrs public can. The Standard Automobile Policy Is usually Carmen Jjgovich of Dunkirk the contract used lor business vehicles, with variations NY : two sisters. Mabel lor specific needs. Earn higher interest Wilkinson of Coral Gables, and and still have money Josephine Wilkinson of San Di- N. Wll I MM Mill I -UIV ttUKKCY when you need it h\ ego, Calif opming two savings accounts. The Robert J Babione Fu- 714 W. PARK AVE. 520 MAIN ST. • Open a Pyramid Passbooh neral Home in Boca Raton was OMinmi ill-mi ,„„";„„ '24M300 Account with as little as $250and in charge of arrangements \Your one stop answer to complete insurance ca\,< ., -^ W gfI a high 5.50".. annual interest on youi savings. Compounded daily and credited quarterly, the effective annual yield is 5 65 To have money when you need it, open ,i 5% Statement Savings Account with as little as you For Your Valentine — want and make deposits and withdrawals whcncvei like, without penalties. Interest is paid right from d.i^ al The finest fragrances deposit to day of withdrawal and is compounded daily tn provide an effective annual yield of 5.13%, You receive a complete sum n lor men and women, of your account each quarter showing all transactions, at i rued interest we have them all! and current balance. And, if you're a YES PLUS" banking custom! :an transfer money free between youi checking account and Statement Savings with lust a phone call. GUERLAIN, CHANEL, CIE, "4711", WHITE SHOUL- Earn higher interest and still have money when you want it Double U| DERS, HALSTON, JOVAN, CHARLIE, GIVENCHY, here at the bank for savers. BELLOGIA, MY SIN, YVES ST. LAURENT, JONTUE, I rdcra] I.iw 13 CONVENIENT OFFICES IN MONMOUTH AND MIDDLfcSEX COUM PARKE DRUG - RED BANK Main oltice 6 Ailport Plaza. Route 36. Hazlel N J 07780 . Abefdwn. Hazlel (3). Highlands. Keansburg. Keyporl (2). Marlboro. Middleiovnn, Ola B'i; n Beach 51 Broad Street 747-3784 Phone: 264-2800 in Monmoulh County • 727-2494 in Middlese* County Open late Friday M«mBir Cmk ol Unned Jersey Bmks. i ii IffMion Fminciil Smicet Oi(inniiion «m ollmi mroughoul N«« Jemv Ihe DBMly Register 5 Little Silver eyes windmill funds •y DAVID TURNER forms, and said that the borough would not be the borough operating a utility," and LITTLE SILVER - The Borough Council last committing itself to purchasing the windmill simply There'd be some red tape there night took the first step toward buying a windmill to by applying for the grant He said that the borough Councilman John A Marrah suggested lhal Mi generate electricity (or borough buildings could "pull out at a later date." if the council Bellanlom propose Ihe purchase of a windmill lo the By a unanimous vole, the council agreed lo iliTides not to go ahead with the windmill project Red Bank Regional Board of Education H apply lor a project demonstration grant (mm the He described the amount of noise produced by that the high school uses elei-trie heal (ederal Northeast Solar Energy Center (NESEC). Ihe windmills at Ihe EDC property as "extremely "The need exists there also." he said lo pay for the purchase and installation of a Model minimal " Mr Becker said that Sew Jersev slang with 1 4«, Energy Development Co (KIH ) windmill When you hear wind blowing through lrer> Nam Vork Ihv I S Virgin Niiml- ..ml I'wiin Men Councilman Sherbum M "Pete" Becker III thai makes more noise " he said He also said thai is part of the lederal NSW pi went on a tour of EDCs facilities in Hamburg. I'a Ihe tower and windmill blades would be grounded district He said lhal a total of Mime $:i(W IHK> in grant Special yesterday and reported that EDC offlcll Miihal therr wouldn't be any damage or hazard" if money Is available lo applicants in lhal district mated the cost, including installation, nf a 40-kilti lightning should strike Ihe windmill Mr Becker also \nording to Mr Hellanloni wind speeds have watt hour windmill-generator system at 131.287 Bui said thai the windmill should not be a problem" for averaged between 10 5 and II miles per hour heir Mr Becker added, that price included Pennsylvania residents C0nC6TMd about television reception during the Nisi :w yean He said lhat the Model Mfl 1 i cement prices, which he said are aboul 6(1 percent ;IN Councilman Robert Steers said thai a proposal windmill could provide between 5 .'IIIKI and 7'.' IMHI high as cement prices in Monmouth County In locale Ihe windmill on Ihe properly of Ihe kilowatt hours per year with DISK wind sp The windmill had been proposed by Robert HarkhtRI Place School near Borough Hall should be He noied lhat Ihe borough spent 17 WKI in light Bellantonl of Solar Kinetics Inc. 35 Little gilvei reviewed He noted that Mr BeUantnnl said last Borough Hall last year and tl Utlo light Ihi Winner Soup or Juice Parkway, at a council meeting lasl week Ai thai week that Ihe windmill would require an area 150 bj building time, he suggested that as much as 37 percent of the 15(1 leel lie said lhai Hie iiorough would remain i Iwd Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter electricity needed for the Borough Hall and ihe The windmill area would infringe on thr re( re up to the Jerse\ Central Power and Light I'd Your Choice Ol Entree: public library could be provided by such a windmill ation areas in hack of Borough Hall Mi Steen svsiem and could sell an> excea eleclnein gpner He said that the four blade windmill silling atop a said •tedb) the windmill to the utility compan; Prime Roast Rib of Beef $8.95 «-to-65 feet tall tower, could cut up to Moot) off the Mr Bellanlom said that the council does "not Mr Bellanlom also said lhat the windmills are borough's annual electric bill necesurU) have te fence In" the windmill, and designed to last about 3(1 years and onli require iBakeri Virginia Ham with Champagne Sauce $7.50 Mr Becker said that the borough must apply for added thai the blades would he some :il) lo 3) feet greasing and oiling two to three limes each year Breast of Young Capon Veronique S7.75 Ihe NESFC grant by Feb 23. and added thai the above the ground, and the tower supporting the In other business. Councilman Laurence Miilel application would probably be completed b) the end windmill w could not be climbed fey was unanimously elected enunnl prendi Broiled King Crab Legs with Melted Butter $8.50 of this week He said that borough officials have mil "Locating the machine on school grounds is not feeding Richard Jtoddv Mr Rodd) resigned from yet decided how much to money to apply fur. in pad a had i •hwiv he said Ihe council lasl month !<> btCOfflf Mimn H Filet of Sole Amandine $7.50 because installation ms\s hive mil yel been de judge here M.nni \nihony T Bruno suggested that the Potatoe and Vegetable Served Family Style termined He said that no decision ha> yel been council invite the Board of 4^)ucation In join in The council also unanimously approved Ihe i|> made on where to install the windmill making the grant application But Mr Becker said poinlmcnl of Mr Marrah as the council'! represent Dessert and Beverage Mr Becker also said that the George Whit more lhal using Ihe windmill to supply two cuslorners Ihe attve to the borough's Planning Board Mr Marrah the borough attorney, had renewed the ipplli IllOfi board and Ihe borough government, would result in will serve on the hoard until the end n| his lerm Molly Pitcher Inn ROUTE 35, RED BANK, N.J. 07701 Fairway Ford gets OK for Eatontown site TELEPHONE: (201) 747-2500 KATONTOWN - The Plan Ihe hoard also heard a pre lion will IH' limit on Ihe site of mng Board last night granted a Itminary presentation from an existing station variance lo the Ford MolOl (!o Harry Tumen. an attdrne) The present building and for Ihe proposed Fairway Ford representing Ka\ Motors 2S2 pumps would be removed, and •••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••*••••••••• dealership on Route 36 Broadway Long Branch would be replaced with a '10 The company is planning lo The auliimobile dealership foOl b) Wl fool canop) covering ¥ 4 construct a 21,000 square fool is owned by Harry and Thelma Min r pump island* and a .small sales and service facility on Youmans Mr lumen said building Mr Del.angcsaid three acres of a four-acre The Youmans sell Honda cars Mr DeLange noted that the \ You Are Cordially Invited to Attend } tract, according lo George 0 and motorcycles Mr company expected to spend Marshall, Ford's real estate Youmans said large amounts of mane) lo representative The Youmaris Bfe Reeking build Ihe station The company was seeking ..iii,mces from bulk require We build the most ex the variance from Ihe require' MM HI to use the old Carnival pensive gasoline mini! sia i ment lhat Ihe facility be sel Vending Co building easl of ii n ihe market toda) he hack M feet from Ihe highway ihe Community Theaten on asserted "What we sell is a because the property line is on Route H lor a L3.MM square quality grade product an angle to the highway and foot iinnda .mil Subaru auto The stajion would be open THE 1979 the company is planning Id sales showroom Mr Youmans -N hours a day. ,\Ki day s a > ea i construct the entire complex said Mr Del ange said on an angle, to provide greater The dealership need* 8 Crown s stations sell regu- visibility of ihe dealership Mi larger location Mr Youmans lar no-lead, and premium Marshall said explained The motorcycle gasoline al Mfl K.(, and 70.9 Fairway Ford, currently lo sales department will remain cents per gallon respectively Cited a 671 Broadway in Long in Long Branch, he said \1r DeLange said interrup * Branch, needs Ihe span' be crown Petroleum Corp lions in the shipment of oil i .itlse ill increase.! business presented its plans for ihe con from Iran would mil ailed Mr Marshall said slruction ipf I new gasoline sia Crown « supplier Board Chairman Harvey tion in the jughandle ,u the Our source is not depen MISS NEW JERSEY Slovm cast Ihe lone negative southern end ol Mnnmouth dent on Iranian sources In j vote on the application for Ihe Mall -ant atlei ihe meeting The setback variance According lo Mttonius s application has been referred "There was no hardship DeLange district managerfoi lo the siie and design commit Mr Slnvin said after the meet- Crown in New Jeraej Ihe sta iee tor review U.S.A. BEAUTY PAGEANT I ing "They were COIUtttering the eslhelics of Ihe building. * but I don't think the; were SHOP VAC considering the esthetics "f * . I' .ii mil own "Thus is a good chance for Q SOQ95 lit to gel a high-quality ratable «£$ monmouth mall in lown. Mayor .1 Joseph WYCKOFF ROAD AT THE EATONTOWN CIRCLE Frankel said in casting his if 39 firmative vote on Ihe \ anance 5 gallon wet dry * A variance was granted to Ford for parking area ratios at Ihe board's Jan ?! meeting Monmouth Building Center * Mr Marshall noted 777 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury * * Can vou be indifferent? ) * * These young seals aie crying tor your conscience Together we your help. They are victims of can stop this terror, suffering Ihe US Government massacre and waste of life. Add your name in the Pacific-paid for with your lo that of Jane Alexander. tax-dollars. Candice Bergen. Imogene Coca. II you are one of those compas- Mike Connors. Doris Day. Henry sionate human beings who Fonda. Margaret Hamilton, cannot be indifferent to the Gavin MacLeod, Jean Stapleton suffering of others even though Robert Wagner. Natalie Wood they are not members of your and thousands of others in all walks of. life They have all SHERYLHOEHNE family-or your species-please enlisted'in our "Respect for MISS NEW JERSEY/US A 1978 help Friends of Animals stop the Nature " campaign. Please join kill of wildlife. Please let the seals' cues reach The animals need you i National Ollice Friends ol Animals. II Wen <30lh Street NYC 10023 JOIN SPECIAL GUEST CELEBRITIES: ]• Affiliate The Washington-based lobby. Committee lor Humane legitlalion )• Friends ol Animals, New York/Alice) Harrington. President • JUDI ANDERSEN - MISS U.S.A. 1978 > 11 West 60th Street/New Vork, N.Y. 10023 I cannot be indifferent and enclose my donation (payable to FoA & tax- • THE BOB CHEVY ORCHESTRA deductible) to help those who cannot speak tor themselves Please send me the "Respect lor Nature " slatemenl to sign • TED MARSHALL—MASTER OF CEREMONIES N»m« IPI0IW pr.ntl A GALA EVENING Street and Numbet- Arrive Early For Best Viewing Area—Use Parking Lot off Wyckolf Rd. C.ly Zip Code The Daily Register Shah: Carter a double-crosser ments came from Sen Ed- terpreled this as a sign of H 1*71 - PubHshed III 1IW Red Bank K.: •y JACK ANDERSON ward Zonnsky. D-Neb The weakness and stepped up Iheir WASHINGTON - I'rcsi freshman solon. a former position with massive dent Carter and the Central ^ Omaha mayor, said he had AKTHI H / KAM1N WASHINGTC Inkes Intelligence Agency have been ».• nothing against Ihe nominee: President and K'l The president bier hailed a ~ gelling their lumps (rnm jusl W Heierly Carter one ol Ihe Nassin's ouster as evidence of abuut everybody lor not know SCENE State Department s loprank the shah s concern for human Thomas.) My. KXITUIIW Krltlnr William K Sandforii Aswctale Kriilnr ing what was going un in Iran ing blacks Ths senator simply rights, said the shah He told supporting the shah until it UIHIIIIIIIIIIIII HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII feels there is no need for such Sadal that the biggesl double wU Inn Wl IW failing lu iul of this lop-secret eonversai ion liaison between FoggJ Bottom crossing took place" when livale contacts with ihf Kited While Carters critiCI have and local government Ms tarter reaffirmed his support Muslim leader \> atullah Khn faulted him (or blindly sup t.i jusl anolhei layci of bureauc lor Iran, kmming full well thai meini parting the shah in Ihe face of ANDERSON racy.' groaned Zonnsky I American agenl.s aheady had 'Should we live miserablv or BY JAMKS I. KII.PATRK K HII 1 iitrancf w R fringe benefll serve ^uk patients now has from Iheii t-mpliryers. it nevi'i ,mother 12 in the personnel ol ts<' any metaphor lhal hgi been clciiu ^lut uouiii fue and T\ mine employee* m comes to mind — the flung CONSERVATIVE happentotfteae i ontracls *Mh the catacombi of a Medicare gauntlet, the toe in Ihe -.anil M milhimsof (urnilies .MI.HUT office i" serve sick papei the chip on the shouldci Ben tht'ir own health and hospital \-M ii is paid -i salar> i>> Ihe Kdward Kennedy is lusting for vnw msiJKtnit1 buying 1 over an*' hospital This dists money and it interferes tuth good medti al battle nn Ihe issue of national 111111n11i1n.il tailored lo Iheii indh tdual health insurance and Presi- needs ' ndef national IHMIIII (are While Ihe Mipse Ireat* dent Cartel is asking for I insurance one [flan umiui fit '. k papei an unii.un.ii .,MIH fight on Ihe containment of is Ihe proper role of govern all llr.il-. (he lick patient V a hospital costs In this Con' ment in a free sociel) ? To hb credit, Mi Cartel liltle W patient hospital in gress. health care will be the To Sicn Kennedy imn hu I'iit kid awa) from his own K II IMIItH K Georgia ihe business offU e higgcsi battleground of them prehenstve health care si gov campaign pledge to pursue Ihi1 has expanded from iwo lo II. all ernilll'lll expense Is a right same kind «>( i ompjehpnsi^p iif.hr in hini 1- iiili itmt.ihlf persons Mine Uedit-tie and The two major actions will He liehews [lassinnalely - health insurance program ihni tn the ^n\ftnnieiit s lu^hei the fi«MHi of paperwork has provide a leal of the supposed and his sincerity cannot he Sen Kenned) IN UTKltfl ^'' iiiiMiiiiiiin wage Ih^liei food .(tided ill ,. dH) i>> pattpni conservative gains in the (on dtmbiid - lhathaii Iswnttalh CartiT lui^ QOJ bftj ki'd BW»> «1 and fuel costs idso art" factor!* (•osta Kiel since ihe Novem- private medicine itmpl) hits all from his Ill-advised hill to Hut the must V'l&ibta fat tni in \i the lag end <>f the 951 n nol workini. it hits noi ile impose .i 1 piling on the .annual <§> irh <*w»fo •Soo-1 .metber elections, we have been rising hospital i o'sli is Ihe i ongreai lasl l)\ lobef ihe hearing about these gains livered a tu^h level of medical rate of increase in hnhpilal soanni: cosi ol federal in'ii Senate pasw*d a watered dnwn Members of the House who fare at a cost Within react) <•( costs In his St;ite of Ihe I mini l.ilinn version o| Mi ' BIin K HI I DIM e Merc flaming liberals ran low income and middleiln Vddrcss he weni nut < alollah CHRYSLER • PIT MOUTH «fr.M 1 Ull 711 4f* UnIlcnllQ7 414 J'» MH I' * S Slmk BxcbangG volume Jead- OretL- KimbCIlM 7 ft 44'* 4SH UniTil I 44 7 771 ItH II', I*11 - S when Butomaken repeatedly nni'-upped each other b\ Kuhollah Khomeini in Iran 141 W. Front St. (Rt. 9) II IS* im DH ers were such energy issues as loifmn H 7 • ..lylMM M10 71 71 77H UpjoUpjortr n 15111 1 44 4V H 5% H ContOG M irs ». •H •V| • offering elaborate warranties lhat finally proved too mslK RED BANK noppri I 10 I 73 II* dtl% USLIFE M 7 IM 71--71i- 71 IIH over lhe week did not come as Hnw Valley Industries, up 1\ Coofcln 10* J a * St. I KrOfl 110 7 74 44* Qwnllwt Mil 1 »*•7V. mil were scaled back Kurd said il also plans a stepped up 8 real surprise to investors 1 N f(roo»' 117 7 M 17H II) IIS ISH II * '< al '1\'A. Dnme Petroleum. 747-0787 CrufcR M14 fi 14* U i . IIH - L—t. - 1«l 14H U 14H- S advertising campaign: apparenllv lo offset an upcoming Domwn 17 Ml tH t fH* •Since ihe market abhors ahead S .it M. and Total 1'eiru LTV HI I - w w - Dotopd Mt MUSIIH IIS Ltor&g H 4 I7f UH (Notfto* 74 • If 17 IIS US promotional efforl in GH Gil recently launched a ipei lal uncertalnt) and can quickly OomPI f 4fl7uf4 •• * leum u( North America, up 4 w 1 Lnfint 441] 74 71H 77S -M WolMit 7J1! 70 W.i nW I3S- < Dynlctn 07H1 Jfl 4"i 4 4' i • S iMHwmt) similar lo one UuU Kuril inlrmlun'l in Hi. IKJ adjust lo re.iliiv. ilii' apparent Lattmnl.Jftt 4» f^ tH. ', WaltJml 40 5UT IIS Mi »H » II'. IIS. H LtvltiF 10 S IU IIS II'. '. WrnCom I i 140 44'i 4SH *;H '. model si',II • '. 1' | • resolution o( the conflict there VdlbtIM mi the Hit; Board Fed*M H IB 4* LOF To •> U 11*. ISH. i Wo*nrt, I M f Ill 14 13* 14 FrontA TOb • n IIH ItH IIH LI0B»I ISOUMf u40k WtriWl 7 00 7 14 Btt 73S 71' 4. , could be more of a plus than a came lo 'JO HI million shares, GUI a t 41 *S L lllyEM IB 11 *S4 i WnAIrL 40 I 140 IS |U I* Dollar firm- up in Europe GntVtH SO* I 'i M>* iiMon Mt 70t itS Wnftnc 1 M 4 40 11 14* IS minus." said Newton Zander al down from 24 31 million Krida\ GoMttokd 71 *•> LOCKhd S Ilf 10* wumofil 40 I fl II*. ISS IS** • GWIchwi J4 S Locwt IMS U it WntgEi »' I 410 II I/S II * * NEW YnltK (AP) - The dollar firmed agklnit mosl GtBotlftP a IU •* LnStai 1 40 1 37 US ttftytrhr 1 * iw MS 17* as* * European currencies in holiday-curtailed trading yerter- GILkCh 1414 I »* LILCO 1 70 ' « 17*. WtwilF 1 M I 401 It* 79 I»V| HorliM 4011 I* 11* lolonol HIM) B Whlripi 1 » 4 At II 1JH I7H- S dav, adcr carK declines in n'acluin lo lhe change of H*l.yCs * il ; LiiPot Mb 7 IU 70S iVhlliMI I tO IS 4* »S. » HoJOM K) I HI UH luCkyS 14b t 7| II WMltok SO 4 government in Iran furreric) dealers said lhe closing uf iHuttyO I I 44 If - MM - Wlckit tl S 14* Wlltlami IIS most banks in the United Statei l»r the Lincoln s Birthday impOII I * 40 US MGIC 77 7 111 If* »] 17', 17V 1 WlrtOi 1 44 f i;v»- lni(rSy* 71 7*1 I . MtxmMI 77 7 Ul MS 1" 30> X' Wlnnbgo 1* holiday kepi the market quiet littnkfit I' IM 7S Mocy 114 1 30 1J U 3' i 3* Woi-iti 1 40 1 i.wDvAl ail II 17") UcHFdl 7ft IM U* UH 117 IfH It* Kollln 3c » ?'•* MoglcCl M 1 fl t* tH -a-Y-x- UUwTwf Itl II* MAPCOI 40 t til *>''. MS* IS IMlOirQO M'i SI 2 firms cut coffee prices Veel Marine* 10S7 I 1 II I M*KOIO140 f Ml uif'-i »'.• H 17 45 I4S II AfcwmpniS II TO'. WorMId B I U IS* ISS- S 111 111 14 13% MiCwio 7i »i s MO'Hol II t 573 IIS w. NEW YORK (AP) - Two of the nation's largest coffee Mroolnt » S 14 fH DR. JOYCE fitortM IB 1 143 US 30H H companies said yesterday Ihej »ere cutting prices in 1 MlfcME II I 170 !•* MOKO i? f 70 IfS Vt NKlAfttV ' AtawyF tt7 tM Ituml- cents a pound because of lowei prices Uu cotfee on 71 7* MoyDS I 71 I II MS 70 Bond* II (II BROTHERS NPtOC J7 4*> commodllv exchanges Hills Bros toffee Inc s^mi it wac O Mav SMJE ASS! SALE DAYS: Mon. Feb. 12 thru Mon. Feb. 19. Just men: THE PRESIDENTS MADE US DO IT! 50% OFF OUR LOW SPORT COATS RAINCOATS PRICES ON EVERY ITEM of Famous Designer Entire Stock Wools and Polywools of Trench and our Fall and Winter Stock Specially Selected Group Traditional (Remember, every item) Models. Ziplined FOR EXAMPLE $29.00 REG TO $115 REG RETAIL OUR REG SALE $39.00 PRICE PRICE PRICE REG TO SI 10 Refunds: S30 SI 5 S7.50 PLUS - $5 OFF EVERY SWEATER IN STOCK Two Selling 20 12 8.00 PLUS-PIUS-PLUS Days 14 7.99 3.99 FINDERS BARE NECESSITIES MATAWAN FAMOUS MAKE WINTER ROBES Tops • Sweaters • Shirrs SALE-$lO-$15-$l9 REG. $64 TO $70 $4.00 - $5.00 - $6.00 FAMOUS MAKE FLEECE GOWNS Reg. Up To $20 SALE - $6 TO $8.75 Remaining Winter Slacks - REG. $23 TO $30 Corduroy, Wool, Polyester FAMOUS MAKE BRAS $8.00 to $10.00 1 /2 PRICE Reg. to $30 FAMOUS MAKE BRIEFS & BIKINIS SALE 99C TO $1.85 SUSAN GREENE HANDBAGS • LUGGAGE • JEWELRY COD ALL WINTER HANDBAGS Our Fabulous President's Sale 1/2 PRICE DRESSES FINE 14K GOLD VERDI $10-$15-$20 ITALIAN ESS CHAINS LUGGAGE ON REG. UP TO $78 REG. SALE WHEELS SUITS PRICE PRICE 5 PC. SET Bracelets $18 $9.99 $29 - $39 15 Necklaces 24 15.99 NOW $125. REG. UP TO $180 18 Necklaces 30 18.99 REG $285 I MI I'l ' ! II W T MEN'S & LADIES' SUEDED COWHIDE LABELS FOR LESS 0\ J»k HOODED JACKETS LADIES AND LADIES AND METAL FRAMES PLASTIC FRAMES _f# f J WITH PILE LINING JUNIOR DRESSES JUNIOR SWEATERS YOUR CHOICE 1 /3 OFF 25% OFF SALE $9.99 SALE $7.99 POTTERY BARN POTTERY BARN 49 REG. TO $35 REG TO $20 PRICES s— PRICES REG SAU REG SAU Regular Retail Price 595 WOOL BLEND FAMOUS MAKE SIZE PRICE PRICE SHE PRICE PRICE SKIRTS CORDUROY JEANS 5x7 "S 5 25 $ 3.45 5x7 S 2 50 S 1.85 •I PLAIDS & SOLIDS MANY STYLES 8x10 5 95 395 8x10 3 95 2.95 {Leather 1 1x14 7 95 5.25 9x12 4 95 3.70 We still have a large Bi SALE $7.99 12x16 895 5.95 11x14 550 4.10 ol mens and ladies sneepskin Warehouse SALE $9.99 16x20 1195 7.95 16x20 II 50 8.60 coals and lackels ai the lowest REG. TO $24 REG. TO $20 18x24 14 95 9.95 18x24 18 95 14.20 prices around 22x28 17 95 11.95 4 MARKET- IMMOIVI KMTtWDN: Hi 34 two miles soulh ol the HI 9 intersection 201-583-1506 MIMETOK At the iimclion ol Rt 27 and 518 5 miles north MA T ftWI N • 1 he CloihesCiose! • Cog.to • Finders KeeuiuI^ChiiiHen s Outlet ot Princeton 201 297-6000 • Just Men • Thr Le LITTLE SILVER-Tomorrow. hearts are I rump And nowhere is that more evident than at the Woman's Exchange of Monmoulh County. 32 Church St Here, hearts are not only trump — they are also handmade — and come in the shape of cookies, sachets and pillows and with the valentine motif played up on children's sweaters, doll house furniture and tooth fairy pillows The Woman's Exchange is really a love of a Polar bear place any day. any season Founded in 1934 and located here for some 23 years, the shop houses a heavenly assortment of earthly delights unique homecrafted gifts made by some 300 consignors The exchange is non-profit: its objective is to provide extra income for persons who must (or prefer to) work at home The whole endeavor is an outgrowth of the big depression and the Woman's Exchange here is just one in the series of Women's Exchanges throughout the country, all master- minded by volunteers, where many fastidious shop- pers seek out and find that "special gift It's also the source of delectable, frozen food stuffs which brings us back to our original hearts arc trump (hemp Everyone knows about thai c'lrcuiinus route to a man's heart RctUttt tl«fl *•••• BUSY PLACE — On hand to help shoppers at the Woman's Exchange of Monmouth County, Church Street, Little Silver, are Mrs. George Hoffman, vice president of the exchange, left, and Mrs. A. B. Mur- Lifestyle ray, board member, both of Rumson. The exchange was recently redesigned for better display of 10 The Daily Register TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 1979 merchandise and easier traffic flow. HMM"MM4tW« HINTS FROM HELOISE Valentine date book for granny DEAR HELOISE: container (mine happens to be a large cleansing cream Jar). there. newspaper Because of the tremendous volume ol mail Htloise Tkt Ideal Valentine gift for your Grandma whs has every- Now when I need lo sew or mend, especially In the evening, When you are as clumsy as I am and always hurting la unable lo answer Individual lettert she will, him ever answer Win Is » "Date Book " I ran reach for Ike Jar and know I have the right thread and not yourself, you have to tklnk up ways lhal are easy and ronte your questions in her column whenever possible Gel a small dale btok, have ill the relatives and friends who confuse It with black. - Martha Martin nienl for taking care of your sore spots. LETTER OF LOVE Keep the hints coming, we all love your column. - Marge w«Ud like I* give her something write a dale In the book (when UK I tslll I HIM. DEAR HELOISE DEAR HELOISE Uwy want to give her something or take ker out( and thin each IIOI.MDKl.-La Lechc You'll week lirudma will knew If someone will take her to eat or I love your column—and am glad to see you are carrying on I like to rook and bake and during m> years I have collected League ol llnlmdcl will mei'i shopping or Just come tver ftr a visit. In your mother's footsteps. I started reading Heloise II years a lot of my best recipes from Ihe barks of bottles, packages and Thursday a! M p m in the home ago when I got married and am a devoted fan along with your cans. Tkls gives ker sometklng to look forward to and helps keep "f MaryHenry II Dear I'ath thousands ol other friends. If I got money for Ihe compliments I received on m> her active all year roaid. — Delores Aael Kxpectanl women, mothers 1 also have most of Itie Heloise books. If II weren't for pumpkin pies, I would be rich. I got Ihe recipe from Ihe back of I'm sure your grandmother really loves and appreciates babies and grandmother! arc your Ihoughtfulness You are both fortunate in your love for Heloise, I would have thrown oul uncounted shower curtains a can. Great invited tn attend Breastfeed each other — Heloise because I couldn't get them clean! When a product Rives a recipe yon can bet It Is good. Most ol mg is the topic DEAR HELOISE: Keep up Ihe good work. The domestic engineers of America the goodies (recipes) are on your pantry shelf. Recipes I alwnya have a problem separating navy blue and black need you! — Carol B. Smith Jasl read all those labels, ladles, and you are bound lo rome PARENTS' ADVISORV tkreads, especially III kave to do any sewing at night. DEAR WE1.OISK up with something that Is mouth-watering. - Vesta KATONTOWN-There will in I thought you'd get a kick oul of Ibis. II does sound (unn> but Sounds good to me After reading your Idler I looked on ihe Bat I kave discovered a way to tell them apart. IH' • Title 1 1'arenl Advisory II Is a good hint cans in my pantry and you are right Most every can had u u'"«l I gathered all Ike navy bine Ikread (spools, bobbins, etc.) Council meeting Knday al I .10 I was reading your column while soaking my sore finger In a sounding recipe on the wrapper Thanks (or lelllng us - The Daily afeag with a needle and thimble and pal them In a separate pnr in Vciicr School Parents thermos bottle of hot salt water. (Use an old discarded thermos Heloise of eligible children are in\ iled with wide mouth.) THIS COLUMN is written for you the hnmrmaker II you and Sunday HII-IV will be supervision arid II will keep the water hot (or as long as you will want lo sit have a hint or a problem write In Helnise in care of this refreshments lor pri'—school children Register Passe ASK DR. BROTHERS Classified Way 542-1700 Tie Daily Regisiei One Register Plaia passion DANG OASES Shrewsbury N J 07 701 Man:Impatient patient Dally 4 Sunday. ENROLL MX owkly By ERMA BOMBECK NOW! Sunday only, Every household has had a piece of By till JOYCE BROTHERS to provide peace and quiet Dr Robert luster, a psychiatlrsl 25« KMkly furniture that in a moment of passion, you Dear Dr. Brothers: My husband has a heart condition and who has treated many cnmpulsiw gamblers says most com- Ballet, Tap, Toe. Dally only. asked to come live with you There are no when he overexerts he has considerable pain. We've been lo Ihe pulsive gamblers are seeking action They wanl lo be where the Twirling Aero/Gymnastics, promises no commitments no i.ilk of best doctors and they all tell him he'll have lo alter his life style action is and this is the antithesis of relaxation 7S« WMkly marriage Just a very loose "arrangement" and his diet. Well, I want my husband lo live and I want him In rnster has been using work, hard work as a cure for Diaco A Modern Jazi that if things didn't work out. you'd split. well, so I do everything I can to keep him on Ihe diet and lo see compulsive gamblers He's found mosl arc bright, competnne Well, it's not that easy he obeys tie doctor's orders, but he sneaks oul and eats food and unusually energetic sn they make excellent workers SMCIAL CUSitS KM A few years ago — 26 years ago to be exacl that he shouldn't. He also refuses lo lake his medicine. He's a "There are no relaxed compulsive gamblers. " he says TOTS t TO I KMS — my husband bought a pump organ at an terrible patient. My sister tells me this is typical of men. They He divides all gamblers into four categories The largest auction for $35 At the time it seemed like a never waul lo admit they can't conquer the world and no mailer group he calls the social gambler They gamble (or fun and sweet little addition to our kitchen I covered what's wrong with them, they pretend II doesn't exist. Whal can gambling has no control over them The smallest group is the f At Your Newsstand the little stool in chintz and put a wooden bowl Ido?-R.R professional gambler, who gambles solely lo make money The m£t of apples on top of il Dear RK Try lo convince your husband Ibal there's third is the criminal or antisocial gambler and Ihe fourth type is or call 542-4000 When we opened the table, however, some- nothing "unmanly1 about being ill If the doctor doesn't'kno» of the compulsive gambler who gambles not only to win but In SCHOOL Or DANCE lor one invariably had to sit on the keyboard and your husband's resislance. he should be informed even if this satisfy an unconscious need This can be Ihe need lo (eel 17 I. Front St. led lank as I shoved it into the family room it seemed makes your husband angry The doctor mighl be able to importani. and importance can be achieved through hard work 747-9552 tWhrery/starlMn tomorrow heavier than when we originally moved it in convince him of Ihi' serious consequences thai can resull from The next year when we put up the Christ' ignoring hisdiel and being careless about medication mas tree, the organ stood out like a sport shirl How well a patient adopts the sick role depends on cultural, at the prom I shoved il into the dining room, social and personal differences Some males are raised In Imitated, but never matched-you can still go "direct"! noting that it had grown considerably and no associate sickness with personal weakness or lack cil will power longer fit through the doorway as it used In This kind of extreme emphasis on pseudo-masculimly probably costs many lives Some doctors feel it is a strong contributing (.Hlcir In t lie shorter life expectancy of males Dear Dr. Brothers: My husband Is a gambler and we're really having a lough lime keeping our marriage together AT WIT'S END because of his addiction. He knows It's a compulsion In him and has tried Gamblers Anonymous bul ran'l seem to slick with It. I It occupied an entire wall in the dining room try lo make his life quiet and relaxed. We have a large Income where fr began to get on my nerves, what with from my parents and we could have a good life with lots of free tin new modern dining room set with the time. Life could be a long vacation bul any time we gel started padded chairs I relegated it to our bedroom having fun, he wrecks II by going off on a gambling spree. When Us prime reason for being in our bedroom this happens, I don't see him. Often, I don't even hear from him till he's so broke he has to come back. He loves me. I know that was to stumble over it in the darkness and almost like and It's not Just for my money. We really have a good marriage awaken me before I fell into a wall and hun except for this major problem. - P.V. myself When I talked of selling the pump organ, my Dear P.V "Free time" is dangerous for a compulsive husband rose to its defense and said. "Non- gambler I Ihmk you may be making a serious mistake in Irving 5* interest on checking sense It grows in value each day." and told me if it bothered me in the bedroom to move it to Stop in at your nearesi Provident office tor complete details. the living room where it would be the highlight COCKTAIL DANCE rules and Federal regulations-governing Direci Account transactions of every party. MORGAN—Parents Without The Hideaway Lounge. 1 Kear- For some reason varicose vein-ridden Partners, Bayshore Chapter, ey Place There will be a free Call toll-free from New Jersey 24 hours a day/7 days a week guests did not have a good time sitting around will have a cocktail party and buffet. Members and eligible pumping an organ all night dance Sunday at 8:30 p m in guests are welcome. When we moved it was a blessing Thai Call (800) 7*2-2800 meant we had seven fresh rooms in which to For information about Direct Account please call 9 to 5 Mon thru Fn play muscical organ Be the Queen of Hearts A few years ago when we bought a summer cabin, we loaded the organ up [or its 300-mile SAVE 25% ON ALL ESTABLISHED 1839 move To date, it has been on every wall in QUEEN CASUALS LADY QUEEN THE OLD BEEHIVE every room in the house In 26 years it has IN MISSES' SIZES r) IN QUEEN SIZES grown three feel in width and added 700 pounds TOPS, BLAZERS 10-18 1 TOPS, BLAZERS 38-42 to Us weight It's •'family " SKIRTS, SLACKS 1-11 J PANTS 30-40 PROVIDENT It is not unreasonable to assume that in SOME WINTER SEPARATES - S0% WHILE SUPPLY LASTS in rame, there will be some legal iffl SAVINGS BANK disassociate yourself from furniture (using the HUDSON, BEHOEN. ESSEX. OCEAN MONMOUTH. MID0USE« SOMERSET tno MERCER COUNTIES Marvin decision as a precedent), but with my MEMBER FCHC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO 140,000 luck, whal do you want to bet? Id net custody of the pump organ NEW HOURS TUES-8AT 10-5 58 First Ave 291-0008 Atlantic Highlands i AT LARGE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 1979 Thr I\it) RrgtettT 11 Tiny nest of confused reasoning •jr ElleaGo fensive attacks, boom and least inconsistencies of action. The relatively op- other everywhere I think that many of us. seals be turned into coals, inevitability of some con- and injustice grow, while we BOSTON - For several voice raised to a feverish But this was just a small timistic belief in the possi- It does what the New like the lawyers for Sears, tradictions, some needed ad- days list week. 1 found my pitch, I suddenly caught my- irony, a tiny nest of confused bility of change and the ben- Conservatives do best It can develop terribly in- pride ourselves on constslen justments, along with the self In • pitched battle over a self in the act There I was, a reasoning about birds and efits of intervention has points out the contradictions tricate and wise analyses for possibility of change and im pricetess piece of property tall woman in a navy bath- squirrels, seals and lambs A turned tno a cautious, even of public policies. It ignores anything, and then use them I am also a sucker lor provement - i MrdtoUK built to Ver- robe, terrorizing a short minor thing Still, It occurred pessimistic, attitude against what they ignore best: the to rationalize our inaction — consistency I want to re- The alternative, after all. mont tor feeding chickadees, squirrel in grey fur It was to me that this is a time of change, against in- original inequities of society, to call for retreat We ex- solve issues the way others is a grim intellectual one to sparrows and the other theater of the absurd much greater sensitivity terference. the historic unwillingness ol cavate conflicts In ourselves, want to fill in crossword spend our days pristinely small urban birds which puzzles But I have a sense Having driven away the about all sorts of contradic- 1 suppose part of my feel- the business world to our plans, each other '••• analyzing, never acting, don't own condominiums in that it's better to accept the interloper once more, I sat tions, not only in our natures ing came not from the seals change ardently al Hffli a iiiat we use locked in the status quo Florida down and laughed How had but in our public policies A but from Sears In between But their goal Is to re- up u Dear Aaa Landers: Way doctors thought of this' Wkea - A Reader la St. Louts The flaw in your reasoning your mother." cai't a prriM leave Ills world animals saffer It Is considered Dear Louis Every year is this: A great many pills can I wish you kada't said the wkei he Is ready by simply mercliil I* pat them to sleep. thousands of people do exactly be obtained by prescription last part. I wuder If yoa know uklag a pill aad gelag u sleep I believe every docior what you have suggested It is only because people must be how maay kids took la you as forever? I am smre maay pet- SIHMIW be permitted to give his called suicide protected against killing them- their mother. Some of them colossal candy hiss ol mil* pie mid wekaaw sack a selves while in a depressed doa't have moms and others chocolate in an anrjnge paUeats the same coasldera ment ol (lowers & foliage blessed release. Way havea't lions animals get. Don't you? KING TUT state or at a lime when they have moms they caa'l taOKto. are suffering temporary physi- Everybody caa talk to you and KKYPORT-The (me arts cal pain or emotional distress that's what makes you so won departmenl of the Woman's A great many people who derfal. ' ooJ Club of Keyport will present a are alive and enjoying life to- I know a kM whose mom slide and sound program on il.iv will tell vmi there have drinks a lot and he cant dls- •The Treasures of King Tut." 7I\JO*A)> been times when they would cass anything will her. He Thursday at 8 15 pm In the have taken a handful of pills if makes believe yoa are his V Keyport Library There will be they had them - and Us a mom aad he really pays attea- 5TOYS GIVEN AWAY> V an inler-club Chinese auction good thing they didn't Death is lion to what yoa say. Almost staged by the international re- CHWEEK A so permanent. all the Ideas he has about life lations departmenl to raise y^y/^J^^J ^ JIUmO I0Y1 UP 10 14" Dear Aaa Landers: I fell he got from yoar colama. So funds for the U S Olympic sad whea sane kid wrala aad please pal yourself la tke place Team, a new project of the asked yta I* Jot dawa a few of some of those kids. You are SPEED QUEEN WASH 25* New Jersey State Federation hundred wards far aim on a the closest Ihlae. to a mom taty and General Federation of certala sabjecl He was trylag have. They lave yoa. — Rath Women's Clubs FLOWER POWER GIANT MAYTAG WASH 35* to get yoa te do his homework. T. M Chtny TtM Firm M He railed yoa "Man." Dear Ruth: Thanks for cut- N.w MoiKMxiHi (Krot> from Miter Dei) ••Itort (Cinpbem Junction) TRIPLE LOADERS 75* NURSING TEST You told kin that gag had ting me down to size 1 de- 671-7181 495-9400 | beea palled before aad youserved it I should have been JERSEY CITY-A test lor werea't gdag I* fall far It. flattered instead of sarcastic GIANT DRYERS.o * 10* students wishing to enter St Taea yaa said, "Aad I'm aot My apologies Francis School of Nursing in September, will be given al WASH- DRY & FOLD 20V Pace University, 41 Park Row. CUSTOM SLIP COVERS Off N-7 DAYS - 7:10 A.M.-t:M P.M. FULL V ATTENDED New York. Monday at 10 am SPECIAL A tat) fee is required In- DOMS LAUNDROMAT terested personsmay contact SOA \ "" • Ihe director of admissions at 125 Can Ave. - Keantburg CHAIR i,.., c«5hi.n 84. V—V St Francis School of Nursing. 787-9829 1 McWilliams Place here SOFA lo 3 saot cushions '165. _ FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE CALL 747-2543 RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP 39V2 Broad Street Red Bank SATURDAY FEB. 17 Jr* cLovecLetter 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. lh\in\i liiftni & the stale commissioner of Television Today By WABREN RIC HEY criticized the estimated sav- said. education for permission to HIGHLANDS - The Henry ings last week, stating that the In addition to the projected Wk Channel,. — 2, I, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 spend more money than al- Hudson Regional Board ol figure was inflated and that $31,1177 appropriation shortfall, lowed by the state-imposed EVENWO being robbed, raped, or class forcaa har to hire a • DAVID WOLPEt SERIES Education, after trimming the the actual savings would be Ihe mid-year audit also in- cap The waiver application, if ripped off? Join us for an reluctant Hart aa har tu- SAWMCSUNCOLN'Crossing school district's estimated only (6.032 He blasted the nth cluded the district's 117778 approved, would place on the hour-long quiz and rale tor. (60 mlns.) Foi River' Abraham Lin- 182.842 budget deficit by er board members for failing 18,805 budget deficit and the how vulnerable you ara. • • CtCUSAMHtCA VS THE coln aa Ihe canny poll- district's April 3 ballot the not MCH 122.188, announced last night to make substantive cuts, as previously projected antici- • HO irtNI MOW WOtlD Ed McHahon and Helen and shrewd question of whether the resi- JOtBTS WU that it will make no more ma- he said he had recommended pated revenue shortfall from Tentacles' 1977 Stars: Georgia Engal ara tha snalyier of people dur- dents would agree to make up jor budget ruts lor the rest ol during cloud board meetings lasl year year ol$M.JJ2 John Huston, Shelley hoett for the first U.S. ing his first Preeldential 1 the school year the school district's deficit telecast of tha annual According to a special mid- The toUl resulting $74,214 (IMSo-r-HGeo* Winters. campaign and election through local taxes deficit was reduced finally to * Time! en • UOSSWIIS circus world champion- and hla struggle to form "It's the best we can do," year audit conducted last week • • HArTT DATS Fonzle'i ahlpa held in England. a strong cabinet amidst Board President Joan C by the board auditor, the board 160.654 in tlir«a»B after ac If the question is defeated, CElflllTY Five lop American advice turns Ralph Malph political Infighting prior Dempsey said, commenting on and administration were able counting for $6,560 in federal the commissioner then must professional clrcua ecu CHAMOIS Into a daahlng romantic lo his inauguration. the board's apparent reduction to reduce the projected in- Title I aid, an estimated $4,000 compete agalnat five of decide whether Ihe funds and Marlon's feminine • • lUESDAV MOVI OF THE of the district's deficil In to be received as tuition for the World's greatest creases of budget appropria- sought are necessary for the touch transforms WEEK 'Revenge For A • uumrt CMAIAKI three-ring unlta. (60 NMM tions in the current budget two special education pupils, operation of the school. He can Leather Tuscadero Into a Rape' 1976 Stara: Mike A SUMO HI "We will not go back and from M6.265 to $31,077 and $3,000 the district will re order that the funds be raised lonsble young lady. Connors, Tracy Brooks # AMHICA AW Hfl CtiTKS reive in vocational education B NEWS make drastic reductions for The audit showed that through local taxation or • COUKJ BASKFI8AII rCMIIH MSIEIU1I Holy Swops Cross vs St. John's StttHI AND HUICK the rest of the year." she said transfers were possible state aid through other possible means CPMUB 9 HOWTMOONERS O MttfMf UUGH Huggy Is torn between amounting to 124,846 from in- The board, during its first i ion IUCT Mrs Dempsey's comments Mcmn • SHCIA1 EOtTrON hla loyalty to hie neigh- (13) THE ADVOCATES came in answer to board mem- struction expenses; (4.900 public discussion of the mid Superintendent of Schools • NAtrONAI GtOMAPrK 'The borhood cronies and his Joseph lsch said that if the •OWUKFOI WXLUS * deboteCIA bers' concern about a possible Fmm operations. (2,835 from year audit, voted last night to Search lor the Great relationship with Starsky CISHWS request next week by the At- maintenance: and (2,150 from amend its application for a waiver question is defeated by and Hutch after he wit- Mtrecy t U. S. SMtHMO AW SO* lantic Highlands and High food service The (34.731 total state budget cap waiver from local voters 14 teachers would SB NOVK -(NO MfOfMtKM nesses s shooting. (60 foreign policy. lands borough councils for a that could be used to make up about $82,000 lo the new esti- have lo Be laid off to make up •M AVAILABLE) lid Nen Inn mlns.) working plan for the continued a portion of the deficit com- mated deficit The board de the deficit within Ihe district's tlACHNK CHIIWK 10 9 tfOtIS AFIELD Grant from reduction of Ihe budget deficit pares to a MJ.808 shortfall in tided to apply (or a $65,000 cap budget He said such a move 10IIEM I:M 9 Wtv'uSrTM 9 MOVK (NO MfOtMAIHM Merrill lynch ^ "would have decimated the 7M CIS NfWS O • UVHK AND SMIKlfl AVA1AUF) 'IrsatHig Point' On Tuesday the board is the current budget waiver, thus allowing the dis B we wws Lenny falls msdly In love O ADVOCATES 'Covert Ac- scheduled to meet with the The shortfall includes an Irict a "$4,000 cushion " program and put an end to the with Laverne, but she II:M a CHHS1IAN REFORMED CHURCH tivities of the C.I.A.' This school " HUH MUCH governing bodies of both (11.095 deficit in admims The district must apply to doesn't have Ihe heart lo SLRVKilKVK E premiere episode of a TK TAC DOUW boroughs discuss possible mu tration. SCOO deficil in atten tell him that he la not ths NEW YOK NEW TOW new ••non of topical UCKWS nicipal contributions toward dance; (1,626 in health; (3.575 "For the truly man of her dreamt. FttmTEH debalee In a trial formal 0 MTMGGAM eliminating the budget deficil in transportation, and (48.912 O itrS MAKE A DEAL IO4» i9 IHE AFRICANS Part Three examines whether or not Professional Approach" ooo count ffi SKYllttf Rocketeller Soweto - The Secret our foreign policy should The two councils told the in fixed charges OFF PREMISES CATERING Center Revisited' City' A portrait of Sow. Include covert ectlon by board last month to draft a Frank Austin, acting board MCt CAVSII SHOW to, which has become the C.I.A. (60 mlns.) plan lo elminate as much as secretary, explained (hat Ihe HACHtttWttt RfPOtl m 9 UNAJMOUMCED the symbol of Black un- 0 ABC CAPIKMO NEWS NEXT Sltf BfTONO the board could of the $82,000 deficit in administrative costs • 9 IHIIES COHPANf real In South Africa, but i; 00 O MOVIE (SUSPENSE DRAMA) Thunderbolt' deficit increased, compared to the When a mouse frightens which Is alao a city of ••• Crsws HIS • mm MAGAiMf The board responded in late earlier deficit estimate, due to Janet Into Jack's arms, great dlveraily, a place IWIUGHI /ONE Barbara Walters does increased accountant and la- h« takes advantage ol where art and music IHO January by approving a • WEDDINGS • CHRISTENINGS • BAR MITZVAHS Home' and 'How To Get 8 MOVK 4XAHA) •• •* The the situation by offering thrive. number of cuts, including cuts gs! costs from managing the • BANQUETS .OFFICE PARTIES. •SHOWERS Into The 'Qulnness Book Story ol Dr Waist* 1444 to switch beds with her in bus field trips, elimination of deficit The deficit in fixed • COCKTAIL PARTIES • WAITRESSES I BARTENDERS 01 World Records' M.OO 9 9 CD NEWS until the rodent Is the final five issues or the charges increased largely due lift KWIf CONKS! NEWS • 0 I0MORR0W Host: 121MOAD, RED BANK • 741-7171 captured. GONG SHOW CAStX lUMEM AW) rWNM • GONG m Tom Snyder. Guest: Roy Hudson Report, elimination of to three new special education NEXT TO FREEOMAN'S — PARKING IN REAR Q IIC IAC DOUGH nesl: Neil Sedaka. O UNTLMTOUCrUiUO S Cohn, a former couneel certain conferences and con- students in the district, he © IHE AIMCANS Part One. ' HOUVWOOD SQUAKS O 00ODD0 COUPLE to ths lets Sen. Joseph vention trips, elimination of a Uneasy Borders HATCH 6AMf • ONON NNAtUH'S IRAK McCarthy. (60 mine.) planned Germany trip and the Rhodesia' This program CIS LAIf MOVIE KmrWEOGAMf 11:10 5 9 CD MOVIE {MAMA) ••• Ap elimination of a teaching posi examines the story of a DANCiFEVFJ ' BARNABY JONES: The nintnwnl With Dsnger" I9SI nation at war from within tion. 0 NEWS Deadly Prize' Two i so 10! FRANKLIN SHOW and from without, where The cuts were estimated to MACNMLIHHt HPMI seamen become In- us 8 MOVIE WAMA) ••• "Ids guerrilla forces ara CtOSI UP: HfW JflStr volved with murder after Inlerm' 1962 equal approximately 114.000 rebelling against ths cur- IM 9 WA1I SIHEI KMrKIIH smuggling an oriental JOO 0 NEWS The board's finance chair- rent political situtation lOlffn PfCK-II DMWMC treasure. (R) 'BANACEK: O MARCUS WELD MO man. Robert Palamara. and demanding a black- S IIKSDAT NtOHI MOVK The Vanishing Chalice' ;rjs O 1H0UGHI FOR I0OAY dominated government. '.•*• 'Crisis In Mld-AIr 1978 Stars: George Peppard, ]]| 0 MOVIE (COMFDY ADVENILKII flB OPIUM 'The Warlords' Cesar Romero. (R) •'' . Stars: George Peppard, •H Murderer i Row' \%1 1 iO 9 9 IAXI Ale> feels Karen Grassle. OO III IDNKiHI SHOW 0 NEWS sympathy for a fare • MPACI tOWEMK IHE ODDS Host: Johnny Csrson. j;4j O PRATER Be terrific! who's a real loaer with What are your chances of O SIRMONEIII women and arranges a being a victim of a (5) NAIHOLMOOK O BrOGHAPHY data for the man with crime? What can you do J» 0 MOVIE -(WESIIGH) * • Show Elaine. * andSADA to lower the odds ol ton Al Bool Hill I9S! rou DON T SAT THOMPSON in m 0 NEWS 8 IHE AFRICANS Part Two. SANDBURG'S <» m WCAUEENIORIU 'South Africa - Without ffl KXL A SPIVAK Love' This second pro- LINCOIN Jjj 0 SIANLE* SrEGfl SHOW m VaW ** s4aO gram looka at the seper- atenees that divides Whltea, Blacks, Coloreds, and Asians In At the movies South Africa. 11:00 BID PAPER CHASE Denls« Qulnttt If)) 7 2D,f;U . Nicholas guest stara as RID BARK MOVIIIII- an Affirmative Action Momtnt By Moment {H>7 M. 9 JO Lord ol the Rlnoi I DON T KNOW WHO'S TftKIN' Crossword puzzle AFTER WHO ACROSS 31 Mark on 51 During 12 Ruhr Valley 1 Taan-aga ateed 52 Notices industry tough 32 Sail holder 54 Abner hub 5 Rwni 33 Small fun 57 1502, to 16 Crowd 10 Comp pi 34 Atnerand Livy 22 Actor 13 Therefore UcMahon 58 Boredom 14 I* prolific 37 The- 60 Elvis, eg 24 Scrap 15 Ogoaruhe Curae" 62 Lively 26 Adrian! poet 38 Donkey Fr 63 Revved 27 - de-France 17 River m 39 Western 84 Fbck 28 HaHucmo- Ana pact 65 King, in gen 18 World weary 41 Inc. in Cadiz 29 Ring stone 19 Portion Liverpool 66 ADeta 30 Legal paper 20 BUI 42 Nincompoop 67 Bear or 35 Salvador 21 Kit and 43 Collection Berra of an CAR HAS MOW MUCH LONGER BUT I WOULDN'T FILL UP caboodle olmapt 36 Twmkler JUST ABOUT DO YOU THINK IT THE 5AS TANK ALL THE WAV 22 Challenger 44 A Root DOWN 38 Court man MAD IT, WILL 23 Fate 46 Man in blue 1 Attention 40 Full of IP r WERE YOU 2t Speed in 47 Expressway gettei suff MR.R.AGSTDN. creater frequenter 2 Arab port 42 Islet 28 Let! down SO USIA worker 3 Stare at 43 Pal. in 4 Accident Lyon Yesterday's Puule Solved agreement 45 Carry clause 46 - down 5 Mays had 47 Lodge • 10.000 plus 48 Senior - 1 6 Broker's 49 Ripple ', 1- - • cry pattern 111 1 4 7 Medical 53 Club fees • i plan 55 Private 1 •• 8 River in comb, form '60V' THERE'S A LOTTA LIVIN" KTWIEEN NOW i Germany 56 Hueyor 9 Comp pt ANOTHE FOURTH 0' JULV, JOEYJ* 1 1 ; Russell 1 1 10 Savings 56 Makea • ••• plan of boo boo 6UT THEY HAD SUCH THAT MAY BE 1 rr WAS * TWBUTI to HIS H»rry vn \ 1 a kind 59 No, in A GOOD MARRIAGE f- WHY HE TOOH WITH OUR MOTHER.'- • IP HI HAD -. 11 Ruth's Glasgow K)K DAPPY TOMAWTY SUCH A HAPTY LIFE ANOTHER , FOUND IHSlR MARRIAGE A FAILURE - mother-in 61 Tropical AGAIN I9UHEA----A TOGETHER.' WIFE,' J A TRIAL' -' HE WOULD NOT HAVE RISKED law wreath SLU* ON MY WCTHErS A REPETITION.' Htt> HAVt SAIP unto*/!, I rr m • • • • 1 1 • /Mease IF vou WERE -10 S MIGHT KGOCfcFOft INfBWfltMN WINNERS. > AN1 TROUNCE ME - IT'LL ONLYCOW MOU A QUIb ! • s• • j "Do you know where I hid the Valentine card I i 1 made for you?" J The \H i/ar.l of Id Your horoscope, birthday who fail to comprehend allow pain to go unattend- ning. f ITS IN 1 TUESDAY. FEB. 13 Born today, >*ou have an you completely enjoy your ed tlBRA(Sepl 23-Ocl 22) - artist's nature You are company fully. GEMINI(Miy21-June20)- Your freedom may be in i—\ k\ temperamental, but not to WEDNESDAY. FEB 14 - Experiences new and dif- jeopardy early in the day the point of standing in AQUARIUSIJan 20-Feb ferent make this an excit- Do your best to recover a your own way. Ambitious, 18) -• Excellent progress ing day for you Make position recently lost. and possessed with tre- puts a period to the day yourself welcome in anoth- SCORPIOIOc't. 23-Nov mendous integrity, you Early morning hours may- er's home. 21) -• Don't allow your will forge ahead in your present a few problems CANCERCIune 21-July 22) concentration on personal •&*». Iff chosen career in a that can easily be solved. •• Another's gesture of re- affairs to keep you from .1 il .U straightforward, honora- PISCES(Feb.19-March 20) conciliation is to be ac- honoring a promise to chil- ble fashion. You hope for •• Take care that you don't cepted quickly. Otherwise, dren Blondie real success - but unless take over the loser's posi- your day will be filled with SAGITTARIUSINov. 22 you can gain it without tion. This is a winner-take- regrets Dec. 21) •• l/)ved ones come WAIT THERE5 MONEY) MOW HERE'S A being either devious or all day: take a place on LEOUuly 23-Aug 22) -• A to your aid early in the ONE I SOUGHT IN TM«T OLD self-deceptive, you would top crisis involving a new day Make an effort to WAU.ET rather forego it. ARIESIMarch 21-April 19) year's resolution comes show your gratitude in a Although you are not a - Purchases not essential with the rising of the sun material way particularly easy person to to the progress of your Make an effort to cling to CAPRICORN(D«C. 22- get to know or. once latest project are not to be convictions. Jan. 19) -- This is a good known, to understand, you tolerated. VIRGOIAug 23-Sepl.22)- day for spreading your are someone others like to TAURUS(April 20-May 20) • A change of scene enables wings where new projects be around You are amus- - Concern yourself with you to get a firmer, better are concerned Don't be ing, interesting, often symptoms of illness, your grip on the essentials of afraid to jump in with both exciting, and even those own or another's. Don't your work Rest at eve- feet Sheinwold's bridge advice North dealer Dooneiiburv By Alfred Shelnwold •diamond to discard a club on DAILY QUESTION Both sides vulnerable the nine of hearts, and south The only things worth Farmer bids one notrump. NORTH had.ihe game and rubber learning are what you learn and the next player passes. • K 10 9 2 after you know n all. In io- You hold • 6 3<7 A K 8 7 "99 65 3 da>'.« hand nobody learned 0 9 5 4 3 • Q 8 5 What do OKQ LEAD MADE SENSE 1 anything, even though the you say • AKJ When South dropped the situation was highly instruc- ANSWER: Bid two club*. WEST tive deuce of hearts at the first EAST trick East should read the Ihe SUymsn Convention, ask- • 4 • 63 East look tne king, of heart?' heart situation. West had not ing partner to bid a major sun <9 Q 10 4 "7AK87 and continued with the ace led low from Q-J-4. J-10-4 or of four or more cards. It he OA 10762 0 9 5 4 3 Then. >eoing the danger, ho 10-4 The lead made sense bids two hearts, you will raise *743 • Q 8 5 •wuchcd toadiamond. only if Wesi had precisely Q- 10 four hearts^ if he bids any- VVeil took the ace of dia- SOUTH 10-4 or the singleton four.' thing but two hearts, you will monds and switched lo a low lump to three noirump • A Q J 8 7 5 club, but South refused to In either case East could S?J2 fineue He drew irump> vmh lose nothing by returning a (A POCKET GLIDE TO , OJ8 the ace and king and '.hen low heart rather than the ace BRlDtiF. written b> Mind *10i»6 ruffed a hoarl South would be unable to Shelnwold It available Gel \nur cop> by sending $1 29 lo North East South West The queen of heart- fell, develop a heart trick, and he Hagar Ihe Red Bank Hi-m-i.-r P 0 -cuing up dummy's nine would be down one when the 1 NT Pass 4 • All Pas.' Box 100(1. Los Vngeles Calil Declarer gol to dummy with a club finesse failed. Opening lead - V 4 I'LL FlrJD OdT WHEI2E ALL mm">:i i -TME UQLJCX2 IS &O\H&J J GOOO I PEA/ bN'T THI5 A BEAUTIFUL I THlNk I'LL 6IVE IT SHE'LL PROBABLY LAUGH AT LEAST IP VALENTINE: IT SATS'l To THE LITTLE RI6HT IN HOUR FACE BE NEAR HER! LOVE YOU...I LOVE 4W" REP-HAlREP GIRL The Phantom Be<>tl<- Bailt>> OURnne HER MZ&ASS... THC O MAIL IS H£L THE GENERAL'S HERE IF HE'D BEEN TO INSPECT/ ON THIS SlPEOF THE COUNTER YOU'D BE CONFINEP FOR A MONTH.' 6 BY NOW. I*SO6XCITgP (XfT VMIT TO SEC HIM BMh-^STOH 14 SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 1979 Middletown South shows something extra B> JIM HNTBUUNN in i-dge Long Branch, 4S-45. in an inter -conference Ihnller llamngton made one of two from the line to make Ihe score Hail *~0 IJ. BenivoM 11 17 Enmn 304. Murray 0-00, Hcurington 0-1 I we just (nuldn'l put in .i basket in the first half 43-40 with 2 JO left MOnianli 3*4. |Mm I I] TOTALSW44* Middletown South Basketball I'narh Pal Houston said "I l-Mf Brwc* I*J) man grown cmjm taamsm BSSO Montanti then scored on a rebound with 2:20 remaining AIMon H-U. Hampton Jill, Pleoiont tOJ Dole t-0-I. voung *••• M: r lt|1 »aM little surprised at the way Long Branch went up by so and Benbrook followed with a jumper In pui Middletown in /t.U( 1 1 Mrt«nM4 TOTALS U II Undeafealed Middletown South, well on its way lo an following their big victory over East Orange and near unprecedented Shore Conference "A" Division North victory agamsi powerful Overbrook bUketbiU championship, nearly fell victim lo a swirling Meanwhile. Freehold climbed out of eighth place to Long Branch Creen Wave last night in Us own gymnasium, sixth with ils big "C" win over Holmdel last week and C'B.A but t he upset was not to be fell from sixth to seventh while Holmdel lumbled from The Kagles escaped near disaster by oulsconng Long fourth lo eighth place Branch, 20-5. in the final quarter lo win the non-conference Monmnuth Regional (ninth) and Hainan iliiiln round contest and keep an unblemished record intact, thus pre- out the Top 10 Both remained in Iheir respective positions serving its status as the number one team in The Dailv after last week's action Register's Top 111 poll Red Bank Regional, still waiting fur the Kagles lo fall, UNCONTESTED —Long Branch's Mike Alston had to settle again for second place afler defeating Chns- I 111 DAILV HM.IMI.K BRAINTRUSTS —Long Branch High School goes up for two without much trouble from de- lian Brothers Academy for Ihe second lime this year, and TOPI* Coach Gerry Matthews, left, and Middletown fending Middletown South player Jim Murray Asliury Park, winner of seven in a row. moved up lo third 1 Middletown So (19-0) I. Freehold (112) South's Pat Houston stand side by side on the last night at Middletown South. That's Referee replacing Long Branch 2 Ited Rank Keg. (18 1) 7. < HA (15 5) sidelines during last night's tense basketball Brad Dupree calling the shots in the thrilling The Creen Wave slipped one spol lo fourth, just ahead 3. Asttury Park (14-5) K Holmdel (1(3) game at Middletown South The unbeaten game that saw the Eagles come back from a 15- of resurgent Neptune, Ihe most unpredictable team in the I lung Branch (15 i) S MonmouthRrg (14 5) Eagle's survived their closest encounter of the point deficit. niiinn The Scarlet Fliers jumped from seventh In fifth . Neptune(II H) It Harttan (II 7) year by one point ••t»imwi»»»i»»D«»t«iin»«i Bucs attack Ex-Lakewood star stops Colts spurs Rutgers on I IM ROPI Red Bank Regional High School led from rtari IMSl'ATAWAY (AP) - Rut HITS took a 43 3K lead at siiired three lunes dnwn the to finish ;.s tin- Buccaneers downed Christian Un.ihers Sophomore Kelvin Troy, a halftimc. bul New Hampshire stretch lo ice the vlclnry Vcademy, (><' 58 In a non-conference naim* las) m^ht former Lakewood Ilinh School refused to die At 17 16 (if the The victory boosts Itulgers Ki'd Bank (Is-U. wlUl DuiLjht Alkinsun getting six of his standout scored 19 points as second half. Ihe Wildcats look ri'cnnl In 14 K while New nine total points In thV first quarter look a 14*10 lead pwayne Rutgers overcame a stubborn a 46-4S lead i>n I stt-id and Hampshire fell In 9-13 New Hampshire team In JCore layup In Dam 1 h.ipman NCW HAMPIHIRI IMI Lodge hit fm eighi of his 16 points ;is the Hues increased their Gildto 0 0« 0. HtrtMM 100 10. Van an B3-7J victory last niKhl in Dcvtnicr I < 10 11, Chapman »M If. lead hi M\ points Bl the half Kutjjcrs then reeled «f six On Mori t) ; I' DulourOOOO KMItrOO I college basketball The i nils (15 5) go) ^ Close ;is four [minis late in the third innseculive points, including 0 HKktDOOO KimtyjOOO Olf» 0 J J 7 Iolol.lt II HI! and early in the fourth quarters, but could gel no closer James Bailey added IK and four b) Ireshman John Mi HUTCfUSIUI Abdel Anderson 17 in a bal- Daniel, In K<> ahisid fur urnid al AnlMrMin M I \1. Iroy • I 1 If. Ballty Vinnie Uklnson led the Red Hank attack with 17 points Dan • 1 I II SlriUIOnd 112 1 Bi o-r, I 3 7 10 u Him added 10 Jeff Kurtz was high scorer foi CBA with in anced Kutgers attack 51 -46 W.Oonlfl 70«» G'iffinOOOO I IO'«»)00, 1 WoOlino«r 11 7 • MiliiganO 000 TotaU points Pal Drsicollhad 13 and John Flanagan added 12 Krendan Van Deventer had New Hampshire managed VII nil a game-high 25 points to pace In close Ihr gap to IM'.' »lth Holrtimt - RutQftrt 4] Nt«> Homo Kcd Bank ( atholfr 13. St John Vtannev 46 tfiiri II Foultn out -Htrbtn lotai towlt no...MUM. liir Caieys, Ifid ii> centei \iik.' ,I..M«'S. broke New Hampshire fi\c minutes In pl;t\, bul Troy Nfiw Homp»hir» is Bulgtri, If iiir ganfe Ojpen in the second naif Jones nil for 10 points In ihe third quarter .ir»i eight in the fourth as KB< ballooned .t thrve- polni lead to -1'1 Janes took game scoring tionoi • with '• pointy hub Bolen Brookdale wins added HI Pat Sheehan led ihe Lancer attach \uih IS potntij Bill WEST LONti BKANIH - Hiues called time Brookdale IIK' Sieberry. a former I'owta added MI • Jack McKean connected nn a planned in work Inr ttir last HriKikdale player, paced Mnn- itcd Son* Rtfj (17) >mt\ n SU Sornslrad t 4-6 Holler O Atkinson 4 1 9, V Alklrfion 6 1 U, pair of foul shots with four shnl and Ihe call went to Turn mouth with a points Hub Kuf ly IK f odour y 7 0 4. Heimonn i i .1 Rot* 419 0 Hern 5 0 10. Lodge 10 It, seconds left to lead Rrookdale White uiih seven seconds left Ins had Jl, Steve Taylor con- Bol*fl * 7 10, Stohi I 01. Wlaih 1 0 1 IO Wofff ;i)j Sheafd I 0 7 TOTALS* J 6? TALS?*)5-U Community College to a ray? Whites shut u;is stlnrl tint nected (or 20, .Inn lallandrilln 1 CM (Ml victory over Ihe Monmnuth McKean gol Ihe relmuini and collected 13 and Cliff Williams » IS, W»Hh)n 0)1 Bi.iv l.utKhOimig I0«. D'HCOll #•» U 01 1 k rionooon ] I S. OrCandio 011. College junmr varsity team 0 Shaiighne»y 3 I / Kuril J * II So.l.ntt wa routed added I-' • u*\*r i * ID. Kelt* •• : * 1 ahoiev 1 0 7 0 0 0. nufiagan 5 1 17. Jorinion 00 0, last night OTALS 14 UtO Maggtl 7 4 TOTAL Sl< 10 M While was hiRh scorer Inr •rMMM (ftl HtrdBonk Catholic I] 10 ift 7* - 6.1 Red Brink Reg 14 » IS <6 -6/ Bronkdale upped its record Arltogt lor, MooMn 1 I II, While SI' John 9 11 tn (0 CBA 10 » " 17 SI Ihe Jersej Blues *nii 25 17 I 71 ActwrOO 1 4 16 McKryonl 4 14, Rt lo 14-10 while Monmnuth Dan I 1 1. Canon I I 1. Ford 4714 iximis Eric Acevedohlt for ifi WcEnonty J04IOTALJ40 If « dropped lo mil McKean and I'al Ford pumped Mturrnutti jay»••(»»! Oorltlto I 4 7. Williami 40 17 Taylor The game was lied at 97-1*7 in 14 points each, and Dan 100 70. Sirtwiry V I 71. Callondnllo ] ' I] Twins trade Wolfe with 34 seconds left when the Rullut 10 I 71, Outlltn 107 TOTALS Madden added II 40-lrf? 111 'KiMP.i, EDS mm ( \l'i llir Muini'Mila TSJfli announced yesterdav thai Ihe) havt traded third bawman Lain Wolfe in tin' Boston Red Sox foi ilnnl baseman David Monmouth streak ends Colentan Wolfe. 85. nil B4 will) thi'Twins tn HIT games lasi season He WEST U)NC; BRANCH - Monmouth (13-10) took a |ihi> ,il 2 26 In tie Ihe name IKIO three home runs and butted in a runs Pete Edwards pumped in two SHI halftimc lead, hut Kelvin Tech took command nn a iiiicman. 18, wHo'played al Pawturketl of the Inlernatlonal foul shots with eight seconds Hicks, who scored 25 points in Hlcki jumper and Kdwards' LeaguMasI se,ai till 270 with 24 horno runs and83 runs batted lefl to play to lead New Ynrk the game, «as relentless in the two foul shots for a 56-52 lead Tech to a 59-56 college basket- second half He put Tech up in during 132 gamei TROY ON THE MOVE -Kelvin Troy, left, reaches behind New Hampshire's al I 3(1. but Wiley cnnnei led mi ball victory and snapped Mon- with two straight baskets al The T«in- will send 1 oleman in their Toledo farm club in Ken Herbert for a rebound last night in Piscataway. Troy led the Scarlet with B pair from the stripe to cut tnoulh College's six-game win Ihe International league, a spokesman said 19 points. APH»I* 4M4. but Hawks Dun Wilcv Ihe lead in a pnmi wiih 9 sec- ninK streak last night (26 points) made a three-point onds showing Freehold, Holmdel to meet in NJSIAA first round Freehold and llolmdrl High Schools which have ^plu two plays hnsts to ninth-seeded Ninth Brunswick.Shore Regional site againsl Manasquan (10-7). seeded 13th. Third-seeded SI Hose < 1H-5). Ihe seventh seed in Croup II. hosts lOlh- garnet in their battle fnr Ihe Shore Conference "C" Division Mi travels tn Princeton Regional, seeded eighih, while lied Asbury I'ark (1H-I) heists I4th-seeded Somerville. sixth-seeded ranked Humson-Fair Haven Regional (13-6) In other Croup II crown, will gel another shol al each Dther when the etsl annual Hank Regional (IS-I) draws a live MI other Group II action Freehold Township (15-4) draws Uthseeded Bridgewater- situations fourth-seeded Holmdel (13-4) draws a bye and Free- Ne» Jerse> State Inlerscholaslic Mhletic Assoclalion Boys Girls action has fifth-seeded Raritan (12-5) ^ninu to fnurth- Raritan West. Monmouth Regional (12-7). 16th seed, gels Ihe hold (lt-2), fifth-seeded, meets 12th-ranked Metuchen Basketball Toumamenl opens Ihe week »f Februan 2fiih seeded Neptune (Il-H) in Croup IV pla> Mlddlelown South home advantage againstnth-seeded Hightstown and IKth In Croup I play Mater Del (45-5), fourth seed, plays husl lo tin'- means thai either the Colonials (16-2) seeded fifth, or (15-2). another Croup IV entrant, draws a bye as the lop seed seeded Red Bank Catholic (11-8) travels loj V Kennedy. Iselin fifth seeded Bound llrnok and eighth-seeded Kevport (11-7) the IliiiTiri (16-3) fourth-seeded will be eliminated after only Group 111 has fourth-seeded Manalapan (13-4) al the home seeded lSlh mother Croup III games meeLs top-seeded South Ambov one game Suchli thei ase of six other count) schools that are paired In first-round lournament play The siiujiuni is similar in the girls lournamenl which has Shore Conference wrestlers set for tourney ~i\ .ire.i learns squads matched up againsl each other In Ihe state openet WALL TOWNSHIP- loins River South was given Ihe lop I'oinl Boro will clash with seventh-seeded Toms River South These matches will be held tomorrow at Ocean. In ihe boya Central Jersej Group III bracket Freehold seed yenerda) Foi the upcoming Shore Conference Divisional North while Shore, the third seed, facts sixthsoeded Brick Long Branch, seeded second: meets Monmouth and third- Township [•< nil seeded 13th, will [ravel lo fourth seeded I ung Wrestling Toumamenl to be held tomorrow and Saturday Both matches will be tomorrow at Point Boro seeded Matawan battles Freehold Both matches will be al Long Branch (15-4) Sixth-seeded Monmouth Kegional i H-5) uiii plaj The Indians were chosen at a special meeting nf Ihe seeding Manasquan was the top-seed in the red division and will (ace branch tomorrow al Long Branch host to i mi seeded Manasquan (9-11) in another bout rommittee which was held al Wall High School eighth-seeded Wall while Marlboro, the fourth seed, meets fifth- The semifinals will be Saturday al 1 p m with the cham- Chrtsllan Brothers \cadcm; (15-5] lop-seeded In the South The inurnamenl will !»• divided into championship, red. seeded Middletown North These matches will be held at pionship round set for H.30 p m The matches will be at the Jersey Parochial Group "A" picture will be al home against white and hlue divisions and all teams with Ihe exception ol the Manasquan tomorrow higher seeded school! eighth-seeded fed Bank CatholU (1 blue division Will wrestle Ihree Limes Two matches will be held at Central Regional tomorrow Four of the five conference champions were Ihe first to be Middletown South (19-0) has the lopseed tiroup Poms IIIWT South and second-seeded Polnl Pleasant Horn wiih Central, Ihe second seed, meeting seventh-seeded seeded in Ihe championship bracket IV first round play Rart'tan (11-7) seeded ninth; is on the road will he en hosts Bfthe championship division Manalapan and third seeded South clashing with Point Pleasant The "A" North, however, will finish in a probable three-way againsl eighths led Sayrevllle. Neptune (11-8). ifitti seed is The "A" Snulh champion Indians will face eighth-seeded Beach, the sixth seed lie among Neptune, Raritan and Middletown North Since the ihe guest nl Befenlh-seeded llunterdnn Central and Ifth-seeded Neptune while fourth-seeded Manchester meets fifth-seeded ocean and Long Branch will co-host the white division with "A" South is much the stronger division, four of Ihe teams in Malawan Regional travels to Kasl Brunswick liltli I.ii kson in the other match Both will be held tomorrow at Toms (kean. Ihe top seed, meeting eighth-seeded Holmdel and fourlh that division were put in the championship bracket with orily In other Group III action, eight seeded Asbury I'ark (14-5) River South. seeded Freehold Township wrestling fifth-seeded Middlelown Neptune among the lop eight SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13 1979 The DWIy RcglttCT IS Neptune out of Conference playoffs? What local high school basketball team took the number one and number three ranked high school teams in the country down championship Two ether local players. Marlboro's Dtg to the final minute before losing and yet might not make the 7 The reasoning is, that if the Fliers can battle Overbrook and Dave HaattMOl Belmar are also doing well (or Shore Conference championship division playoffs'* I '- DeMalha on virtual even lerms. they should be able lo hold their •'ITDSJM IS averaging 12 points per game and u the leading If you said Neptune, you would be right The Scarlet Fliers own against an> state Croup IV learn in the slate Only time will rebound* with 113per contest despite playing the Shore's toughest schedule just might not r .-II Hankies it the team's leading scorer with a 20 8 average JIM me high of 37 make it this year College Notes According to conference rules, all champions and co-cham Former Hed Hank Catholic basketball slar Pete HUpatrirk Another former RBC standout. Tea Seaaaaa. hat (cored 112 pions are automatically placed in the championship bracket HINTELMANIN was named New Kngland Division II "Player of the Week" for points and grabbed 96 rebounds for Holy Cross Seaman, a M Going into the final week of the season, Southern Regional his performances recently al Assumption College in Worcester. sophomore, ales has 15 assists has already clinched in "A" Division South and unbeaten Mass AlbrifW's M Carey, former St John Vianney standout, is Middletown South has only to beat weak Howell tonight to wrap h il/palnck has averaged |H points per game since tx'iriK averaging 17 points a game and is second in assists with four per up the "A" North championship moved into the starting lineup three weeks a^n contest. Carey Is 138 for 269 from Ihe floor for a 513 average and Red Bank has a game lead on Long Branch in the "B" North The 1-1 senior guard, geared iti pmnis on ei^w of II shooting is 47 of M from the foul line for a 712 average race but must face dangerous Monmouth lonight and then take lime thriller, Sunday night in the finals of the Eastern Rates from the floor in Assumption's M-ti'J selt>ack In nationally Carey, a M junior guard, was named lo the weekly Eastern on Long Branch Friday Classic. Neptune nevertheless inpressed everyone including ranked Philadelphia Textile Saturday ( ullegiate Athletic Conference Division 111 honor roll for his Assuming the Bucs get past Monmouth, they will have to Overbrook and perhaps, this might be the year that all HUM Filzpatnck has 200 points in 20 games and is shooting 54 play against Muhlenberg where he scored 32 points on 14 for II beat Long Branch at the Brancher gym to win the title outright followers have been hoping for when they finally win a slale percent from the floor shooting from the floor Long Branch lost to the Bucs by a point in the first game between the two teams at Red Bank, but would have a good chance of winning at l-ong Branch despite Red Bank's talent In that eventuality, the race would finish in a deadlock between the Bowler sisters star; two teams Knick change ways The "I " Division race also will end in a probable lie between Freehold and Holmdel although Freehold has lo get NEW YORK (AP) - The trade of Hot) two owners who arc not alraid to roll Ihe (lice Capeys top Lancers past upset-minded Manchester Friday McAdoo from New York to Boston has dramal New York will receive the three first-round BELMAR • Mary Beth and Teresa Bowler combined for 35 Another tie Is possible in "B" South Lakewood is the leader ically reshaped the futures of two of the Na- picks Boston had accumulated in the 1979 draft points o St state High School defeated Mater Dei. 74-M in a by a game over Asbury Park, but the two teams play Friday al tional Basketball Association's most presigious — Boston s own, Golden State'l and Seattle's, bailie of |»roehtal powers last night (Vsbury Park's tiny gym and a Bishop victory will result in the franchises the latter two having been "blamed in deals for Mary Beth Bowler finished with 20 points and Teresa race being deadlocked if l.akewood wins its other two league The deal, arranged over the weekend and Jo Jo White and Dennis .Awtrey Boston retains Bowler added IS Alice Cerwinski paced Mater Dei with It. Finn games . K. announced yesterday, signals an end to New the draft rights to Indiana. Stale s [.am Bird, hit for 14 and Kitty Gallagher added 10. all in the fourth quarter. If all thus happens, Middletciwn South. Southern. Long York's "open checkbook " policy of Irving to whom the Celtics picked last June Mater Dei 15 17 10 21-63 Branch, Red Bank, Holmdel, Freehold, Lakewood and Asbury achieve instant success by buying the most New York wilfalsn gel a player I" be named Park would be in the eight-team championship brackel since ail talented athletes available and a return to the St Hose 16 20 24 14-74 later this week a front-court reserve from would be either league champions or co-champions more traditional route of rebuilding through Be* Baik CatheUe M. St. Joba Vlaeacy 3* either Boston or another NB \ learn Ai a result, Neptune would be out and would have in the college draft HED BANK - Ann Krelowicz scored nine of her II points in Ihe first quarter as the Caseys pulled oul to a 11-2 lead en route compete in the Red Division of the playoffs From Boston's angle, il is a gamble lhai a The Knicks had been without a first-round lo victory Neptiae Impreulve player of McAdoo's magnificent offensive tal- pick in the draft, which is what prompted the Peggy Rgan paced HBC (124) with a game-high 21 points. Although losing tu top-ranked Overbrook. 79-7K. in an over- ents ran be blended into the Celtics' time- deal 1 eiKht coming In the second quarter Teammate Debbie Kissell honored team concept without upsetting Ihe "I was tn a ridiculous situation, said added 13. Justine Keating led the Lancers (9-13) with 10 points apple cart Werblin "1 was Hymn lo rebuild without draft St John 2 10 14 10 — 3« The trade was engineered by Sonny Wcrhlin choices Rob happened to hi- a tniileahlc com- Indiana State Ked Bank Catholic 19 16 16 15-66 of the Knicks and John V Brown of Ihe Celtics inodllv we could move to imprinr ourselves Hull McAdoo makes top spot NKW YORK (AP) - Indi- Atlantic Coast Conference ana State Coach Bill Hodges teams occupied the next two said his Sycamore basketball positions North Carolina. No.6 team should be No I and they last week, jumped to fourth are today — but just barely with W.1 points following wins r The Sycamores, who rolled over Maryland and Provi- in their 23rd consecutive dence Duke, top-ranked in the inumph with a 100-75 win over preseason poll and third last West Texas State last night, week, slipped to fifth with 901 collected 43 of 12 first-place points after being upset by Pit- votes and 1.196 points in ballot tsburgh 71-69 on Saturday ing by The Associated Press' Southeastern Conference rommltlee of sports writers leader Louisiana State. No K and broadcasters They edged last week, was a close sixth second-place UCLA by a scant with H95 points while Syracuse, six points 20-2. remained No 7 with MM points If we were good enough to i« rated No 2 with our ichwl Michigan Slate, which de- ule. we're good enough I" be lUted Iowa 60-57 and bombed No 1," Hodges said, replying Ohio State 73-55 last week, In critics who fell Indiana jumped from lOlh to eighth Slate's schedule is weak with 795 points Louisville. No 5 lasi week, tumbled to And the AP committee ninth elter losing lo Mai agreed, although there were queue, No in this week exceptions In* lop Iwtnlv Irani! in Th# At Indiana State and UCLA MHiDIrd Prill colltg* Mlktlboll poll, with (nil plott wotit In portnlhtMi i»o which received 19 firsl place ion rtcordl OWJ tolol polnti Point! boufl 1 on « It II 17 U IS U 111} II 10 t I 7 mil's wen both namrd on all 4-M4-M 62 ballots The Sycamores Indlono SI 1*11 7J-0 UCLA (It) i.lie were listed as low as Not by NOIr* Doma 1.01] North Cerollno line voter while the Bruins Oukt who upset then No 1 Notre Loumono SI Syrocvtt Dame 56-52 Sunday, were Mlcmoon St .oultvlllt ranked no lower than fourth Marqucttt The righting Irish, who Arhonioi TtiOt handed North Carolina Slate iis first non-conference game Ttfliplf dome loss since IMM Wwines Gioro«lown. Ohio SI In slipped to irin11 with 1.073 Oalrolt points YOU MOVED YOUR AD ACCOUNT TO WHITELIPS& TREMBLING. AND DOUBLED THE BUDGET. 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