Snow hits Midwest again today Would you believe up to a minus 24? *~^ • Teaay's i a • leaaeralar. e was Im mfegrect, c—hfct"*-a * _Mwifk e serverMnur, windtariatiias onfKuf a toK a «ilmileus pesurr hokuw» buffetetu.l/^udt thIk*e count^.... y •y The Associate* Press fertilizer to melt It. throughout the day. By afternoon the temperature dropped The new storm was expected to dump 4 inches of heavy, Ike «kMVdsH (acttr H auae far ta effective teaspemart nUtopooce in Iowa rode in sand trucks to reach victims ttatoM II la ahsn 14, depending ISM* wtad gists, aeear*- 10 the mid teens, which produced a wind chill factor wet snow on Chicago, and Illinois authorities feared it ranging from 17 to H degrees below ten o( auto accidents today as (reeling rain, sleet and snow would lead to a rash of collapsed roofs — 220 have been a|UW weather staerver. •want into the Midwest only daya after a storm that has The mercury ran true to form an it was eipected tofal l reported in the state already Biting winds and dropping temperatures combined to to between J and II during the early morning noun Croft claimed 17 lives. Meanwhile, tempers flared as the nation's second- "Every kind of precipitation Imaginable is falling.' nuke yesterday one of the coldest days we've had this said he did not expect winds to be quite u strong as largest city struggled to dig out from one of its worst winter. yesterday and the mercury to get inio the Mi. reported the slate Highway Patrol Police were called out storms Milwaukee residents sought refuge in warmer to round up a load of hogs "running all over the place" on The wind wilt gusts up to in miles per hour and climates. temperatures which dropped from 34 degrees at 7 a.m. to EXTENDED LOCAL FORECAST interstate tt Police were cslled to settle an unruly crowd In a transit Power transformers burst into flames Thursday as the the low teens by II p.m., produced a wind chin factor at station when a passenger illness delayed a Chicago Transit times of II degrees below tero. Sanaa? rani along CMM in* im cfemaftag la rain storm passed through Kansas, leaving many homes without Authority subway train for nearly in hour . Meatay ana Tuesday amll; ekwey wtth Chun of electricity Flooding was reported in Kansas and Missouri Temperaturewise, however, Jan. 4 ranks as the coldest And authorities reported a Chicago man shoveled snow day when the mercury dropped to a low of II degrees above Harries Inland and rain skewers « IMW mrriei near dw The Nebraska State Patrol said up to an inch of ice on a car, turned on a garden hose sod encased the auto in mat Tensptrntares averaging a Uttle akeve aomal watt glued highways and power lines across the state, and tero. ice after a stranger took a parking space he'd labored to According to Paul Croft, the Register's weather ob- daytime ksgks In the taper tttto low 4»s snd (veralghl lews officials at the Lee Byrd Airfield in North PlaUe used clear MlaU. The Daily VOL 101 NO. 175 SHREWSBURY, N.J. FRIDAY, JANUARY T9, 1979 15 CENTS Monmouth cancer deaths soared r One of 3 highest in Mid-Atlantic states By MARK MAGYAR Department of Environmental York City and its suburbs, Greenberg attributed largely tus and Italian ethnicity. Slalekmse Carrespsndeal Protection cancer study team, eastern Pennsylvania, and to "the rather bulky Polish Dr. Peter W. Preuss. direc- TRENTON - Monmouth declined to speculate on specif- several counties in Northern diet." tor of DEP's program on County and two other "newer ic reasons for the high in- Delaware and southwestern — The leading cause of cancer and toxic substances, suburban counties" showed crease in Monmouth County's Connecticut i he stud) cancer In women in the 49- noted that the urban-industrial the highest increases In cancer cancer mortality rate, except focused on cancer deaths county area was breast corridor between New York death rates out of 49 Middle to note that the increase coin- among white people because cancer, which was statistically City and Philadelphia had a 20 Atlantic counties! .surveyed cided with the county's growth data on blacks wastoo scanty linked by the study with higher percent higher cancer death from l«50 to 1972, a Rutgers from a mostly rural to a most- to be useful, Dr Greenberg socio-economic status; Rus- rale than the national average University professor revealed ly suburban area said sian. Italian. Polish and Ger- between 1950 and 1969 yesterday. The DEP study statistically Major findings in the 209- man ethnicity; manufacturing "I don't know where the But despite the high rate of linked cancer deaths between page report released yester- zones; degraded air quality; term 'Cancer Alley' came increase. Monmouth County's 1950 and 1969 with urban-in- day, the first of three and the use of surface water from, but what we have shown cancer mortality rale re- dustrial areas, ethnic eating statistical cancer studies being for drinking is an urban-industrial corridor mained lower than older ur habits, manufacturing zones, conducted by Dr. Greenberg — Male bladder cancer whose cancer* death rate is lian industrial counties like water supply systems and so- for the DEP. included: deaths, which are 35 percent very high," Dr. Preuss said Hudson and Kssex Counties, cio-economic status, as well as — High rates of stomach higher in the region than the "And that corridor could N.J , and New York City other factors cancer occurred where there national average, were probably be extended to the Dr Michael II Greenberg The study covered all 21 were large population groups statistically linked to other urban-industrial counties of Rutgers, who heads a state New Jersey counties. New of Polish descent, which Dr chemicals, socio-economic sta- See Cancer, page 1 Red Bank, teachers stalemated By STEVEN L. LliBETKIN School without negotiating it." the more lime students spend make any recommendation as ter the fact-finder's report was RED BANK - Nego- he said "We stopped her at with their teachers, the more lo its length received. tiations between the Board of that, and apparently she has they will learn, Mrs Cadman The board rejected four The board offered addi- Education and the Red Bank not forgiven us." asserted counterproposals by the un- tional concessions on salary Teachers' Association The board has offered to "Increased instructional ion, Mr. Dyer asserted. and benefit demands, in an at- (HBTA) broke down shortly Increase the amount of time time was recommended by the Increasing the Primary tempt lo break the stalemate, after 8 p.m. yesterday, with aUoted to teachers each day fact-finder in his report, which School's Instructional time Mrs. Cadman said. the Board's demand for a long- for class planning purposes, was received by the Board would result in 3,000 additional Mrs. Cadman criticized the er teaching day at the Primary but the proposal has been re- Nov 15. 1978," Mrs. Cadman leaching hours per year, he teachers for their sick-out on School the apparent source of jected by the union. Mrs Cad- said "The board accepted the charged Wednesday, in which an esti- the dispute man said report in ITecember. The "For the salary figures mated 'two-thirds of the New negotiating sessions "The only demand of the Teachers' Association did we're talking, which are only borough's teachers stayed will not be scheduled until a board still on the table was for not." six percent, you're nol going to home to protest remarks at- new finding of fact is issued by a small increase In the amount "The teachers have recom- ask employees to put in 3,000 tributed lo Dr. Joan D. Ijwrence 1 Hammer, a con- of instructional time for pupils mended a uniform day of m extra hours without more mon- Abrams, superintendent of ciliator for the slate Public in the Primary School," Mrs hours and 30 minutes for both ey," he said. "And frankly, the schools. Employment Relations Com- Cadman said in a prepared schools," Mr Dyer said, "and teachers do not consider it Dr. Abrams was quoted by mission (PERC). according to statement last night. "The this has been repeatedly re- educationally sound for the, teachers as saying, "My, I Catherine Cadman. the Board's principal concern is to jected by the board " children." guess this is the biggest thing board's vice president and provide the best education per Mr Dyer pointed out that Mrs. Cadman charged that for them since the main street chief negotiator sible for the children of Red 1 the November fact-finder's re- the teachers were unfair in flooded," an alleged reference The teachers will meet at 3 Bank port recommended a uniform their negotiations by pres- to a noisy sit-in in the board's p.m. today lo determine their Research has shown that day al both schools, but did not enting additional demands af- See Red Baak, page 1! next move, according to Allan O Dyer, union president "I can't anticipate what their reaction will be." Mr Riverview and planners still at it Dr. Creenberg ge»turen in front of cancer research map Dyer said "From what they have demonstrated so far. they By DAVID TURNER <"e, resigned from the planning lions, that he should have ex- "I live in Red Bank now," are 100 percent behind the ne- RED BANK - After slug- board and termed II a "two- cused himself." Mr Erving said. gotiating team ging It out in the courts for headed" monster for its "hy- Mr Erving then accused Mr Thackara noted that he Racquetball rejection due Negotiations, which have several months, Riverview pocrisy" in dealing with the Mr. Thackara of saying, did not make the comment. been continuing for more than Hospital and the borough's parking garage application. "You've been in Sea Bright loo "You can apologize for that By SHERRY FIGDORE Board V ice-Chairman Ray- dicated a thrce-lo-two split 16 months, became strained Planning Board brought their Norman Lee, the board chair- long." comment, loo," he said. • SHREWSBURY - Unless mond Tlrrfley, Mark Roman Mr Romanenko and Mr Ruck, early Ihis week, when the un- feud back to Borough Hall last man, had termed Mr Erving's "One of your long suits is Mr. Erving offered to some board member changes enko, Anthony Sole and the both of whom left the board on ion voled to authorize Mr night comments "kind of vicious and tail-sniping." he said lo Mr - apologize, saying that the com- his mind before Feb 7. plans Rev 1'i'iin Harrison, s»M they Dec 11. agreed to return lor Dyer to call job actions as he .'The issue in the court battle uncalled for" at thai time Thackara. See Rrvervtew, page II to build a racquetball club here would favor the variances last night's discussion and sees fit. as a negotiating lactic has been Riyerview's proposed Mr Erving returned to the vote, changing the split to (our will be denied Hobert H Otten. board at The key sticking point in parking garage, but the two fray last night, and again Board members, polled, last tomey. will have two separate to-lhree the negotiations is the board's sides found something new to criticized the board for Us night after a two-hour dis- resolutions ready for the The three contended that demand for a "uniform work light about during a formal treatment of the hospital He The Inside Story cussion on the application board's February meeting one the applicant. Lawrence day." which would increase hearing on the borough's mas- also, at tne point, accused from Norlhshore Sportech, approving the use. parking and Huhghan. contract purchaser the instructional hours al the ter plan The newest con- board Chairman Norman Lee TW WEATHER fronlyard variances needed, of the ! 7 acre site and mere- Inc., indicated their vote Primary School to bring n into troversy between the two ad- of "deception." liereaalng chiadlness today with a chance of snow / and another denying them lary of the Nurthshore corpo- would be 4-3 in favor line with the Middle School's versaries centers on the re- The skirmish climaxed with tonlgkl, caanglag to rala tomorrow. Highs today la ration, had proved no special However, that would result Neither will have the neces- schedule, which is 30 minutes strictions listed in the board's an angry exchange between lew Ms. Highs tomorrow IS to41 . Complete weather reasons or hardship lor grant- in a denial of the variances sary five votes for passage. longer proposal to create a new hospi- Mr. Erving and Borough Coun- reptrl page 1 needed to construct the 16- but each, the attorney said. ing the variances Mr Dyer charged that Dr tal zone surrounding Riv- cilman Walter M "Pal" court club in an 1.1 II HK zone on will outline the major points Mr Buck pointed oul that Joan D Abrams, super- erview Thackara. who is also a mem- Inexpensive facelifts -la Russia I the Avenue of. the Common, made by each faction, and vtill the Planning Board had specif intendent of schools, at- The hospital had gone lo ber ol the planning board. People aplenty la farecast 9 because under state taw,fiv e serve as majority and minority ically chosen not to expand the tempted to extend the Primary court to fight planning board Mr. Thackara charged thai Saner B«wl analysis II zoning board members must opinions if and when the denial present uses permitted in the School day last June. rulings last year against Riv- the "integrity" of board mem- DAILY REGISTER approve a use variance. ll appealed to Borough Council I.IH-H8 nine in the new master "We still consider that, as erview's proposed alcoholism bers was being "impugned" by Bridge Advice.. M PHONE NUMBERS Board Chairman Chattel UT tii the Apprilate fnuri plan far as the negotiation*, ait m, recovery unit and multi-level Mr Erving's comments He Kroll. Kenneth Buck and Wil- "A minority opinion, just "It's up lo tntTrlecled of- corned, the main stumbling parking garage said thai Mr Erving had sug- 7 Main Office M!-4*W liam Short said they would like the Supreme Court.' conv ficials to change uses," he block for movement is Dr And the bitterness between gested that board members Classified 2I-J4 Toll Frw I7I-13H vole no on the plans for the menled one member said They answer lo the vot- Abrams." Mr Dyer asserted the two sides had re-surfaced based their decisions on their CMBkt M Toll Free SK-8IN Editorials ( Classified Depl MZ-I7H two-story Norlhshore Rac- A preliminary vote taken at ers ' "She tried back in June to last August, when James P. personal interests, rather than quetball Club the board's Jan 1 meeting in See Racqarlball, page I! extend the day st the J'rimary Erving. a Riverview employ • the interests of the communi- Entertainment 1113 Circulation Drpt S4I-HM ty LMe*tyle M Spans Dtp! MI-4M4 "Your comments are Make A Date I MMdlrtown Bureau I71-22H wrong, and you should Ohttnarlei 4 FreeaeM Bureau 411 :IM apologize," he said to Mr Erv- ReUgtoes aews II Long Branch Bureau H2-HII Freeholders play the game.,.of politics ing Spans 1(18 Slateawist Bareaw M*-»:-S3S8 "There are people on this Try It Steamers Always He •y BARBARA KATELL began with a Democratic place until the freeholders a direct slap in interested In the revilallza- board," Mr. Erving replied, "Mr. Lee in particular, who For Extra Business run a Prime Rib special, $6 95 ALLENTOWN - The motion lo rent a county- had explored such issues as the Downtown Merchants tkm of downtown Freehold, Front Page Reader for Fast Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury Ave., county Board ol Freeholders owned storefront at 25 E wby an area newspaper is Association ol the tic why did he originally locale have such entangled interests Results. CaU 542-4000. 8:30-5:00 Highlands. 291-5722. did not have too much busi- Main St.. Freehold, to Rep. allowed to rent smother be said "They have tried so • •lite 8 in Free- In the master plan delibera- p.m., Mon. through Fri ness to conduct at I James J. Howard.D-N.J . for storefront from the county hard to fill up vacant hold Tow te Tax books lor the Borough The New Lndwig's night's meeting, so they use as his western Mon- and whether it is proper (or space and keep thcii of Oceanport will be open for Ttwffak Come try us out Open Suns inspection on Wednesday eve- Lower level lounge, "Tumbl- played a game - the game mouth Ml Mr Kramer to Iowa vi. should be In ll. ing Dice," Thurs. and Sat. 9-3 10 Wallace St.. Red Bank of politics i he Democrats now listed hi' Mr Larrison insisted thai renting ning, January 24th, between As Freeholder Director control the bom, The length;, trunk office space is avail- the hours of 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. The Racqnel Snap — Salt Fri. * Sat. "Cats" Ray Kramer, a Democrat, olutiim le 804- wa.s led off by Republican f borough, he could able in ihe pn in Ihe office of Ihe Assessor In Warmups, equipment, shoes, and Mike Fitzgerald. Sun.. the Municipal Building clothing. Rt. 34. Colts Neck, Grand Canyon Trade Winds, observed: "We on the board square-foot span Mer Harry Larrlson the private And 1 think that would be 842-32*2. agree K percent of the time. month was passi E.G. Hoffman, Sec. When we disagree, it's usual- Board of Assessors Ctaa Spaaky - MaaUaa! V. Saptr Snday Special ly over politics." in loud aiHi Jam Clayton added th»t ihe Wacko weekend through Sun Happy Hour. 10 am 4 p.m. HI Howard San. Ballet Branca The political jockeying And H> "But I think the le* rreeMten, page II Kinderhook is alive and well. Free snacks/sandwich special AU-You-Can-Eat. 14.50. Lily Tues. Ocean Ave , Long Down Sea. N, Beach, Sea Ungtry's, 721-9307 Branch 2 Tilt Drill ITmh»l SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY JANUARY 19. 1979 Keyport's rWorld news briefs-^ Warns of new dictatorship (eel secure?' Singer was arrested and other illegal immigrants In police pay felt the reason he shot as he was picking up his the past few days ID illegal TEHRAN, Iran (ZP) - Armored troops ran down wanted me to take the shots mail outside the snow-cov- immigrants have been ar- protesters' cars with Iheir tanks in one city. royalist gangs was because we weren't le- ered, hand-built farm where rested in Melbourne. hike OK'd rampaged through the streets of Tehran and guerrillas gally married," she testified he bad secluded himself with MacKellar said there would By MARK GRAVEN attacked from across the Iraqi borde^Thursday as Iran, "He said he felt married and two wives and 10 children be no amnesty (or the esti- KEYPORT- A state Pub sinking deeper into chaos, searched for a way out ol its connected and il it took the The farm, in Marion, is U mated 50,000 illegal immi- lie Employment Relations political limbo Between seven and 21 persons were re- legality to make me happy, miles east of Salt Lake City grants in Australia Commission (PERC) arbi- ported killed and more than a dozen others wounded in the he would do 11" One wife, Vicki, was also • •• trator has given the local Po- clashes "Because of the chaos, the nation Is headed for a But on questioning by arrested and the children AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - licemen's Benevolent Associa- new type of dictatorship," Prime Minister Shahpour Bak- Marvin's attorney, A David were turned over to juvenile Uri JftaSM Nigeit, 31 tion (PBA) a 65 percent pay hiiar declared in a nationwide broadcast Thursday night Kagon. she testified, "I told authorities, said Sheriff Ron year-old daughter of the late increase (or 1978 and another He spoke nf "opportunist elements" and said, "My intense President Lyndon B John- him no, that I didn't feel Robinson at the county seat. 6 5 percent pay hike ol (or 1971, anxiety steins from Ihe possibility that as a result of Coalvtlle She and her hus son, has filed for divorce ending a year-long contract anarchy and without any plan the courageous Iranian WASHINGTON (AP) - insecure ... I didn't feel the (IOHI Patrick Nagtat, court A Pennsylvania con- need for the legality " band had earlier been dispute with the Borough people might be led towards some kind of dictarorship " officials said Thursday The Council gressman charged with as- • •• charged with contempt of Rakhliar's shaky government, desperately trying to assert divorce sull was filed late control, was dealt a new blow Thursday by Ayatullah sault and battery in an al MONTGOMEHY, Ala court resulting from their re Wednesday by Mrs According to Mayor Rich Irged brawl in a suburban (AP) — Former Attorney fusal to send his seven rlul ard W Bergen the arbitrator's Khomaini. moral leader of the movement that drove Shah Nugenl's attorneys, includ- Mohammad Keza Pahlavi (rom the country Itakhtiar had ' Virginia iniitrl will return l» General John N Mitchell, dren to school Singer had ing Donald Thomas, who decision "wenl down the line" (ace the charges, a spokes- who went to jail still protect- built a one-room schoolhousc with the proposal submitted by sent an envoy to try to negotiate with the exiled Khomaini was' Johnson's attorney in France, hut the Moslem holy man rejected any dis- man said Thursday ing Richard Nliaa, leaves a on his property Mrs Nugenl cited no the council cussion ol a reconciliation Aides said Khomaini still main- llep Mkkael 0. Myers, federal prison camp Friday ••• grounds, using the standard "I'm glad it's finally tains that the shah-endorsed. U S -backed government is DPi., has been charged after serving It months for VILLANOVA, Pa (AP) terminology allowed by Tex- ended," said Mayor Bergen of Vallee, 77, came to the illegal, demands ils abolition and intends lo establish an with assaulting a 10 year-old his role in the Watergate - Sketta Brrwiter Riaca as' no-fault divorce law The rescue. the contract dispute The conspiracy Of the 25 men Islamic republic — "no ifs, ands or buts.' female cashier, Klmberly and Jttepk P. Keuedy tad, divorce petition says merely "Rudy got up and ran mayor noted thai the arbi- jailed for Watergate-related Ervla and a male security son of the late Sen Robert that the marriage had "be around the table and trator's decision is binding, al enmes, Mitchell is the last to Israel hit* batten in Lebanon guard in the modem early Kennedy, will be married (nine insupportable" be- grabbed him (rom behind, though the PBA can appeal the be freed And unlike hit co- f Kb AVIVi ltrajgl(AP)— Israeli troops swepl 13 miles Tuesday, Arlington County, Feb 3, Miss Rauch's father cause of discord "thai dc and il certainly saved his decision in court defendants, H.R Hsldeman into southern Lebanon today and destroyed two Palestinian Va , police said confirmed Thursday slroys the legitimate ends of life, sard Juamla Russell, The PBA was scheduled tu and John 1) Erlichman, he guerrilla bases north of Ihe l.ilaui Itiver less than 24 hours Police said since the two The -ceremony will be the marriage relationship who was part of the dining meet last night to discuss the leaves prison loyal to Nixon, after a guerrilla bomb injured 21 Israelis in a Jerusalem warrants issued (or Myers held at It John Baptist Vian and prevents any reasonable group and is general man- arbitrator's decision his one-time law partner market, the military command said The raid, the second in involve misdemeanors, they ney Roman Catholic Church expectation of reconcil- ager of the Palace Theatre, PBA President Harry ••• three days against guerrilla target! into southern Lebanon, "would not be served unless In the Philadelphia suburb of iation "No answer has been where Vallee is appearing in Kcwnacki. said yesterday af- he returned to Virgma Rut WASHINGTON (AP) - Gladwyne and will be fol- filed by Nugent his show "Something l)i( ternoon that under ol advice nf came as Ihe Palestinian parliament in exile mapped Myers' axle, Mike Cornell, A Pennsylvania con- lowed by a small reception ferent " attorney, he had no comment strategy at a summit m Damascus, Syria, and a U.I, envoy said Myers told him "he will gressman charged with as- and luncheon, R Stewart on the arbitrator's decision sought a formula lo revive the deadlocked Israeli-Egyptian 1 NEW' YORK (AP) - • •• peace talks It was the first major Israeli ground attack in be down hen to personally sault and battery in an al- RauchJr said "I don'l think they (the "Dtclor" Bob Harris, LOS ANGELES (AP) - southern Lebanon since Ihe Israeli invasion last March and answer the charges " • leged brawl in a suburban Miss llaui hi parents live PBA) will appeal, and 1 cer- weatherman lor WC'HS radio Ukn Wayne, who is battling appeared to be the sharpest Israeli reply so far in the latest • •• Virginia motel will return to in ViUanova, situated on tainly don't recommend that lor two years and for the cancer of the lymph nodes, eye-lor-an-eye duel with the Palestinians I.OS ANCKI.KS (AP) - face the charges, a spokes- Philadelphia's fashionable will nol be subjected to the council appeal.' said A tearful Michelle Triall man said Thursday New York Times since last Main Line July, was fired from both chemotherapy "al this Mayor Bergen Marvin tislilied Thursday Rep Mkkael 0. Myers, Rauch retires in June as time," a hospital spokesriKin "Essentially, we got what Backlash ugahiMl sinkers thai actor l.re Marvin of- jobs Thursday because he D-Pa., has been charged board chairman of the Phila- isn't a doctor Both the radio said Thursday Bernard we proposed lo the arbitrator, LONDON (AP) — Angry housewives are leauing a fered to marry her after she with assaulting a 19-year-old delphia Saving Fund Society. stiohin. administator of the but 1 wouldn't say we gol what backlash against striking truckdnvers threatening Bin . underwent an abortion at his station and the Times said female cashier, Klmbrrly they had hired Harris on the UCLA Medical Center, said we wanted," the mayor wVnt ain's food supply and its industry They have organized request, but she lold him "I Ervla and a male security • •• no decision on further treat- on rallies and marches, counseled hanging yellow dustclolhs duln't feel the need for the basis n( academic crentials guard in the incident early SYDNEY, Australia ment has been made but "at The lasl public offer made from windows as a protest symbol, and even suggested Ivgalit) which he has since admitted Tuesday, Arlington County, (AP) - Lillian Gaslakaya, did nol exist. The Long Is- this lime chemotherapy is by the council was a pair of suspending cunjugal favurs "11 doesn't matter what parts "I was in tears outside on Va., police said the 18-year-old Russian girl land K.ul Ituiiil also con- not planned, as I understand five percent pay increases for you belling to The unions have become an absolute men- our deck," she recalled "It Police said since the two who defected in a red bikini, tracted recently lo use it Chemotherapy, or the a two-year contract, while the ace Id like to say go lo hell' lo Ihe whole lid of them, was soon after I had taken warrants issued for Myers has been given permission to Harris' weather-forecasting use of drugs (or trealmenl, PBA had asked for a 10 declared Diana MacKadyen. a Greenwich mother of three those shots,'' lo stimulate an involve misdemeanors, they slay in Australia She had service but a spokesman often causes severe side ;tf percent wage hikes Olive Avery of Manchester founded HAG, the Housewives Action liioup and scheduled a inarch today "We are not abortion, a period she pre- would nol be served unless dived from her ship, swam said late Thursday railroad IMU, A reliable source said that viously said was in ID65 ashore in her bikini and necessarily anti-trades unions, we just think that Ihe time he returned to Virgnia But officials were unaware of the ••• the policemen asked for H He asked me why I was Myers' aide, Mike Corbett, asked asylum But the Rus- has come when everyone should stop thinking about them- WCHS and Times actions SACRAMENTO, Calif percenl pay hikes in Iheir pro- crying. I told him that it hurt said Myers told him "he will sian consul general in Syd selves and start thinking about the country." she said (AP) - President Carter's posal lo the arbitrator my feelings when I saw him be down here to personally ney, Ivan Fedorochenko, • •• nephew, who is serving a Mayor Bergen said that un- playing with children on the answer the charges " isn't amused "One lazy little SEATTLE (AP) - \ iftnainexr plane* on attack Russian girl is welcomed prison sentence in California der the arbitrator's decision. beach and it made me very • •• Singer Rudy Vallee applied a very warmly, yet other il for armed robbery, says he the policemen will receive no BANGKOK, Thailand (AT) •- Heavy fighting was re sad " SALT LAKE CITY (AP) little pressure to a dinner legal immigrants are wants to apologize on behalf longevity pay or shift com ported in Cambodia today between Vietnamese forces and Miss Marvin then paused — Polygamist Jtka Slager, companion at a restaurant — jailed." he told an in- of the family for the behav pensation pay holdout troops of Ihe fallen regime ;il Ihe COUlsl port ol on Hit' witness stand and who defied officials trying to and probably saved the com terviewer. Immigration Mm lor of his uncle Billy William However, the policemen Kampol, around nearby Kompong Sum and in half a dozen wepl "I could hardly con- force his children into public panlon's life Ister Michael MacKellar Carter Spann, 33, wrote a will be entitled to an additional areas across Ihe country Thai and Western military tain myself when I saw him schools, was shot to death When a piece of [nod be 1 who approved Miss letter this week lo Sacra- personal day in 1978 and and analysts said Vietnamese warplanes wen Dying repealed playing wilh Imlr kids on the Thursday as 10 police of- came lodged in the throat of Gasinkaya's application to mento television slat ion another personal day in, 1979. strikes against Kampol, 90 miles southwest ol the capital of beach " ficers were trying to arrest Itoberl Forbes; 70, o( San stay in Australia, has come KXTV. which has a regular bringing the total to four, he Phnom l'enh on an estuary nf the Gulf of Thailand She continued her testi- him, the Summit County Jacinto. Calif , during under criticism for dqsVrtin^ letter feature. "On Your said inony He asked 'flon't you sheriff said Wednesday night's meal. Mind "
PRE - VIEW West Long Branch to double library size OF NEW By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Orlovsky said. Mr Orlovsky said the simply nowhere lo put them ' tion over to the borough will be MIGHTY WEST LONG BRANCH - Council came to an in- borough hopes c-onstruclion The present library fac ihty, prepared and executed within WURLITZER Borough Council has decided formal agreement on the li will slari this spring so that the in addition, provides no room ttiree weeks to go ahead with its plans lo brary expansion during a addition will be ready for use for residents who might want The borough is awaiting ORGANS double the size of the public caucus session prior to last sometime during the summer to sit and read or stud) In the completion of a survey on the liln ,n \. il was announced last night's public council meeting "The library facilities we library, or to look al filmed hiii ry expansion project from night A formal resolution is .ex- have now are totally inade- material, the councilman said for' UT borough engineer The proposed expansion pected to be passed in support quate," Mr Orlovsky com- The proposed addition Mill Mo ,,i-n Amron WAREHOUSE should cost the IniidUgli about of the project in the near mented. "There are books on be a one-story, rectangular ex The borough library at »iIIUI01I and Increase the II future, and followed later this the floor and in cartons tension behind the library II present houses 32,153 volumes PIANOS year by introduction of a bond They've had to curtail order- brary's lUe. by about 3,200 will be built on land which is In other business last nigbt, • STEINWAY RENOVATION square feet: Councilman John ordinance to finance the work ing new books because there Is owned by the West Long Mary Owen, who heads lln- Branch Community Center, borough'! newspaper, glass • CHICKERING which the center will deed I" and aluminum recycling el • WURLITZER the borough SALE forts, reminded residents thai ORGANS Originally, the entire mu the next recycling collection Oldest Musk Store On The Coast nicipal complex, including will tH' held on Jan. 27, be- •GULBRANSEN borough hall, the police si a tween il am and noon at the' • LOWREY lion, and the community cen public works department on • WURLITZER Economy shoots ahead 52 going §cot free ler building itself off Locust Monmoulh Road. 15,o 40% OFF Avenue had been owned by the And All Othf WASHINGTON (AP) - An end-ol-year. Mrs. Owen noted that ALL NAME MANO PIANOS • ORGANS NASHVILLE, Tenn (AP) - Gov community center The Nationally Known Brandt huliday buying spree by shoppers pushed aluminum recycling has been Lamar Alexander said Thursday that he borough had a lon^-tenn lease ONLY TIC FINEST MANUf ACTURERS W THE BUSINESS the nation's economy ahead at an unusual- clown (Her the past year, al- probably won't be able lo block the 52 on the municipal buildings, NEW * UMD SALE* ly fast pace and reduced the chances of a which expired last year though local scout troops have EXPERT TWMM recession, a govprnment report indicated pardons and commutations issued by his COMKETt KFMSHMO I The borough exercised Us earned $5,000 from its news Thursday The 6 1 percent growth rate in predecessor, Ray Blanlon, two days before KIUHDMG option to buy its buildings [or paper recycling since the pro- the fourth quarter was nearly double what Blanton was ousted from office in disgrace UNUMTE0KMTALSAVAK.AI1.E SI after the lease expired gram began in October, 1975 many economists had been predicting sev- But Alexander said he will at least be able EASY TIMM-lOW IANK to delay the release of 17 prisoners who As part of the agreement. The borough has collecled eral months ago It was considered high 25 tons of glass since March of WMIUKII to keep the unemployment rate became eligible for immediate nlMM un Ihe borough pays various utili- der Blanton's Monday night order "Every last year, she said Horn riSinn above 6 percent (or awhile The ty and maintenance expenses CALL MAX LEWIS Commerce Department report showed thing stays like it is until 1 have had a for the community center. The proceeds o( Ihe Jan 27 701 BANGS AVE. . that consumers led the fourth-quarter chance to carefully review the records." Mr. Orlovsky said bl r\ newspaper recycling will go lo ASBURY PARK boom by buying more autos and Christmas Alexander said Thursday night peels that the documents al Cub Scout Pack 145, and 775-0874 gifts, but they also borrowed more money lowing Ihe West Long Branch borough residents are urged to fm their increased spending; Americans Admit* saving own skin Cummunity Center lo deed Ihe participate by bringing in their spent more money than they earned and property for the library addi- 'recyclable materials MI uldt the sjnallest portion o( their mon- WASHINGTON (AP) - Stephen B. ey for savings since the start of 1977. One Elko, the former lop aide and now chief reason they went further into debt was accuser in Rep. Daniel Flood's perjury and INTERESTING READING worsening inflation, the report showed It bribery trial, denied Thursday that he said thai prices for all of 1078 averaged 7.4 agreed to be a government witness to seek WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA? percent higher lhan they were in 1977, the revenge against Ihe Pennsylvania con- highest inflation rate since the 9 6 percent gressman. "I'm here because I've been SUNDAY CHINON SOUND MOVIES! Hgurt recorded in 1975 Inflation was get- compelled to testily," Elko said shortly MONMOUTH BUSINESS ling worse al the end of the year as prices before winding up two days on the stand Sports writer Jonni Falk swings Suddenly, Mexico is on Uncle rose at an HI percent rate in the fourth Elko admitted he had testified falsely intu the Monmoulh" magazine Sams mind Why? Read Louis quarter before a 1977 grand jury because "1 was cover story with a new and dif- Rukeyser host of television's trying to save my own skin." Eventually ferent look al Super Bowls ot the Wall Street Week" and our Some ec iiisis have suit thai con past Don't miss "The Rise and Business section "superstar ' Elko was indicted and convicted for per sumers may be ovtrexlrading themselves Pratfalls ol Rorelle's Empire, each Sunday Rukeyser and our jury, bribery and obstruction of justice alW plus a tow predicltont liorn the section features CHIISION is now serving a two-year prison term experts' and average tans , ire ream greboei (••< About-face on pregnancy Elko was granted immunity from further WASHINGTON (AP) - In an llth-'hour prosecution and he explained lhat he hoped SPORTS LIFESTYLE SOUND about-face. President Carter has slashed his cooperation would gel him a lighter Our pregnrne covorntji Syndicated columnist Erma sentence • , ^** • per Sunday wuri I bejid" with our Bombeck pens a pnnv planned budget increases for birth control B offering Sports, ot parents understand tew SUPER 8 clinics and contraceptive research in favor i course, will provide the latest on lingo There also are looks at a of financing a major new program aimed the Florida frolics, in addition to Monmouth College/Monmouth More problem* with meal our regular diet ol national, state Medical Center program and ATA primarily ;n teen-ager! who are already arid local breaking, sports news "The Parent Place." a spot for pregnant, informed sources say The WASHINGTON (AP) - A draft report and leatures . • runaway adults. suiiues. who asked nol to be identified. of a new government study indicates 14 SUPER said Die turnabout within Ihe last three percent of the dressed meat and poultry NEWS sold in supermarkets may contain illegal THE ARTS days indicates Carter has changed his On tap Sunday is a profile on There's an Associated Press up- PRICE! mind about expanding pregnancy preven- residues of chemicals suspected of causing Keansburg's new administrator date on Marcel Marceau, plus cancer, birth defects or other loxic effects and a look at the condition ot the our regular contribution from "NOW EXPANDING TO FILL ALL YOUR PHOTO NEEDS lion programs as • so-called "alternative Republican party in Monmouth to abortion " Botll Carter and his Health, The study also warns there currently is no Jack O"Bnar\ (Voice ot Broad- way to prevent contaminated fresh meal through the eyes ol county way) And don't miss our 12- Education and Welfare secretary, Joseph chairman Benjamin Danskin page TV Week section which A Califano Jr., [lersonally oppose abortion and poultry from reaching the consumer Tnttt and other news stones tt-rgone some face-lifting and have supported congressional restric- By the time chemical tests are completed and features are designed to to enhance viewers' enjoyment please readers tions thai have virtually eliminated federal on slaughterhouse carcasses, Ihe study of tube attractions. payments lor abortions Independent said, the animals have been butchered and snurie.s confirmed thai the budget Carter the meat sold The findings are contained COMICS — TV — CHILDREN'S MINI SECTION plans lo present to Congress Monday will in a proposed General Accounting Office 0k for a supplemental appropriation lo report on illegal drugs, pesticides and "en- boost federal financing of family planning vironmental contaminants" such as PCBi, The Sunday Register arsenic and sulfa residues in meat and Photo Shop, Inc. services in the current fiscal year (rom Monmouth County's gnat homt nmpaptr 1140 million to SIM million. poultry. SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1979 Union presses for Smith ouster Cancer report among bbothh whilhite males lad LINCROFT - A renewed fkence" in his leadership man, Dr Walter I. McAfee, strike," the union said , in- plemented (continued) demand (or the immediate res In its statement to the Ad last November in the wake ol a tense labor strife at this in- "Adequate health and safe- between Boston and Balti- hww. igulkm o( Brookdile Com Hoc Committee. NASA NASA strike stitution should not come as a ty measures to protect em- more," he said. "Where there •In the older suburbs, like •nullity College president charged that the Brookdile The eight-day strike ellec- surprise to you after the fact ployees have always been a is a high level of industry, we Pusak. Bergen and Uniot Donald H Smith has been Board ol Trustee! "his lively closed down the campus the causes of such drastically problem at Brookdale." NASA find a high level ol cancer " Counties in New Jersey and made by the county college's adopted a posture ol remain- when faculty, some adminis- poor relations, need to be said. "Stall moral* suffers Dr. Glenn Paulson, DEP Nassau County, Long Island, Non-Academic Stall Associa ing unaware and unaffected, trators and students refused to scrutinized and appropriate when college decisions affect- assistant commissioner lor sci- the cancer rate lor white tion (NASA) ostrich-like, with its head in cross the picket lines changes made " ing us are made solely by ill- ence, emphasized that the males is up, while the cancer The union made the de- the sand, while an incompetent "You are accountable when The NASA statement called qualified and unknowledgeable study showed "statistical cor- rate lor white females de- mand in a statement to the and vindictive college presi- an entire community calls for on the trustees to establish an bureaucrats." relations, not direct causal creased, although not as muck Broofcdale Board ol Trustees dent has sown the seeds of the resignation of Donald on-going committee to ex- The NASA executive board links," between the various as in the older urban-industrial Ad Hoc Committee on College unrest" Smith and the Board can not amine stall concerns on a reg attended the half-hour meeting factors cited and the lorms ol centers," he said. Operations and Communica- Declaring that or Smith is admit a mistake and respond ular basis. with the Ad Hoc Committee cancer they were linked with Dr. Greenberg pointed out tions. teaching a course titled "Per- accordingly," NASA told the Declaring that the college Appointed to that committee "This is an important piece that the cancer mortality rate Demands lor Dr. Smith's sonnel Management," NASA Ad Hoc committee is considering development of were trustees Milton G Huges, ol statistical analysis that may in the older urban-industrial resignation have been made by told the committee "You make Declaring that the concerns staff job descriptions, the un- Joseph E Clayton and Elsie provide clues to future re- centers was decreasing while the county college's Faculty » mockery of this institution" of NASA, faculty and adminis- ion said it will oppose any it Sokol. NASA, which represents searchers studying the causes the population was migrating Association and Adminis- The three-member Ad Hoc trators "have been grossly ig doesn't have a voice in de- more than 300 Brookdale em- of cancer," Dr Paulson said lo the suburbs, where the trators Association The stu- Committee was appointed by nored — such ignomace cul- veloping, and said it wants to ployees, is the largest union on "Unlike most studies, this cancer death rate was increas- dent body has voted "no con- the Brookdale board chair- minating in jast September's hear, before they are im-the campus Dr DMUM H Smttk study looked simultaneously at ing. several hundred factors, rath- Monmouth County ranked IT than concentrating on one seventh among New Jersey or two." counties and 12th out of the 41 Dr. Paulson pointed out counties surveyed in overall Board asks $422,607 budget waiver that the study statistically cancer death rates from ltM linked cancer with many fac- toim „_ The cancer mortality rate •y MARK GRAVEN sonnel," the resolution stated William Keener. Robert Kelly, night starting Wednesday to The board still does not School officials had at one tors, then blasted the federal The board met for approx- Joseph Rossetti, John discuss cutting line items have the $145,000 that the com- time estimated that the board approach to the cancer prob- ><5» while males in Monmouth KEANSBURG- The Board imately three hours in closed Callinan, and Richard Flem- across the board, including missioner restored in hand. would be operating under a lem. MJmnty was 190 per 100.000 pop- ol Education last night voted personnel Mrs Chmiel said $500,000 deficit this year, bul "The balance at the federal ulation. which was con- session to discuss the budget ing. Board members Hugh siderably higher than the na- to request a $422,607 cap and personnel matters, before Gallagher, Julia Fleming, and The adopted budget ol "We're preparing this this was remedied by applying level is all wrong." Dr surplus funds from the pre- Paulson asserted "Federal tional average of 174.04. bul waiver lor a tentative 1070-80 coming out to pass the resolu- Helen Slover opposed It $4,240,375 would be a $783,122 year's budget with the $195,000 less than the state average of vious year to this year's thinking Is warped so strongly school budget ol $4,249,375 tion adopting the budget by a "The board had to submit increase over last year's final still Oil; when we get it we II 206.1 But the board made it clear M vote, according to Board the cap waiver to the county budget Last year's budget had change the budget." she said budget. Mrs Chmiel said toward finding the magic bul- let or the miracle cure to put For white females in Mon- that the linal budget would call Secretary Edith Chmtel. superintendent of schools by been cut $105,000 by the The school district's ac- It is still unknown how Borough Council after II was much of a deficit there Is - an end to cancer overnight mouth County, the cancer lor less dollars than passed in Monday, and there is certainly counts are presently being ex- mortality rale was 147.6 per the resolution last night "The board wants the pub- no one on the board who feels turned down by voters, but the amined by a stale auditor. Hi "We don't huve all the figures that prevention of cancer is lic to know that while they stale commissioner of educa- ignored 100.000 population, slightly low- "The board has adopted the figure ($433,607) is re- determine how much of a de li- yet," she said er than the 147.02 state aver- this tentative budget for the have submitleed a figure, they alistic." said Mrs Chmiel tion restored $145,000 of it. cit there is in the 197H-79 The breakdown of the ten- "Professionals have known haven't had time to sit down for If) years that Polish people age and much higher than the 1170-80 school year but be- "But the board didn't want to Voters would have to ap- budget, she said tative budget adopted last national average of 130 10 tween now and the submission and evaluate It properly." said find out later that they didn't prove a waiver of the 0315 The board secretary said nighl calls for $4,066,101 in cur- have a much higher stomach According to the study. of the final budget, the board Mrs Chmiel apply for enough," she added. percent cap in this year's elec- that "the books" are scheduled rent expesnses; $20,000 lor cancer rate than other ethnic tion, when they vote on the capital outlay. and $163,274 for groups, yet the National Hudson County had the highest will subject all line items to Voting in favor of the reso- Mrs Chmiel said that the to be returned by the auditor cancer mortality rale, fol- budget debt service Cancer Institute just held its definite cuts, including per- lution to adopt the budget were board is slated to meet every by Monday first conference on nutrition lowed by New York City; Mid and health this year." he said dlesex and Essex Counties; Dr. Preuss said the. study Philadelphia; Nassau and Put- gave DEP "a much-needed nam Counties. NY. Pasaaic road map to tell us where we County; Westchester County. Propose $5,560,509 budgetin Ocean NY.; Camden, Mercer. Mon- should look for the causes of cancer mouth. Union and Atlantic By J SKIT I (IKIt taxes is $2.8(2,247. up about for the replacement of two carry trash to the curb," he increase in the lax rale." Mr The township's operating Counties OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A pieces of equipment Of that said Kehrenbach said budget would be up to. Dr. Greenberg's observa- $285,000 over last year Lung cancer, the major municipal budget that would $80,000, $40,000 would be saved Last year's budget was $3,800,782. from $3,510.51:1 and tion that Monmouth County A major area of savings in Mr. Fehrenbach said the cause of cancer mortality in raise the tax rate for munici this year. $8,622,296. but it Included a the capital improvement had one of the highest in- Mr Fehrenbach's recom- township has been blessed the region, was linked to ur- pal purposes an estimated onetime appropriation of budget would stay at $50,000 creases of the 40 counties sur- mended budget is in the gar- "To continue backyard with the addition of some new ban-industrial areas, degraded three cents to approximately $3,456,824 that reflected de- veyed in its cancer death rate bage and trash removal where pickups. $40,000 must be taken rataUes that will significantly The debt service appropria- air quality and Polish or Ital- 73 cents per $100 assessed valu- ferred local school taxes, re- between 1050 and 1072 came he proposes that the township from another part of the add to revenues. "About tion would be $473,665. up from ian ethnicity ation was proposed yesterday discontinue its backyard pick- budget," Mr Fehrenbach said $165,000 comes from added sulting from a change Town- $472,109 and the anticipated out of a brief discussion ol the second study he is conducting, Cancer ol the intestine, the ' by Gregory C. Fehrenbach, up of garbage "It's the most obvious lux- assessments that were not on ship Council made last year in surplus would be $400,000 which will compare changes in second leading cause of cancer township manager. ury item in the budget The the tax roll last year." he said its method of raising local Mr Fehrenbach's recom- He said that although the the region's cancer mortality mortality, was linked to gener- The budget is $5,560,509. up figure (or garbage and trash first action you take Is to "If it were not for the added school taxes The budget for mendations will be discussed about $305,000 over last year s municipal purposes for last by council Jan 23 A budget rates during that period. al urban-industrial character- removal is down about $8,000 eliminate luxuries, " the man- assessments, and the township istics, including the presence budget for municipal purposes. from last year, the continua- ager said "There is about one wanted to proceed at the same year was actually about will be introduced by council He declined to quote any Mr Fehrenbach said $5,165,000. Mr Fehrenbach Feb 5 and one will be passed figures on the Monmouth ol manufacturing, degraded tion of backyard pickups would and a half cents on the tax rale level of funding, it would have air quality, surface water as a The amount to be raised by the township to spend $80,000 so the resident doesn't have to called for a seven to eight-cent said March 5. County increase because his statistical data has not yesourct e ol drinking water, and been submitted to other ex- Polish or Italian ethnicity. perts in the field for peer re- Although not a major cause view of his methods and find- of mortality, cancer of Ihe rec- Freehold Regional teachers to meet ings tum among white males was 36 "In a comparison of cancer percent higher In the area sur- •y WENDY IIILLKK a resolution to cut $100,000 court thinks cuts in staff will occur He said that a district-wide which set up certain criteria mortality statistics from veyed than the national aver- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP from the Science and English "The association hasn't re- Dr Vincent Crespy. in a mem- meeting of English teachers for school curriculum 1050-1054 with those from age. It was strongly associated with Polish. Russian or Italian — A meeting to discuss what curriculums at a board meet- ally decided yet what il will do. orandum passed out al the will take place next Monday at The attorneys handling 1965-1060 and 10681072. Ihe ethnicity, presumably because action will be taken by theing attended by approximately bul any dispute in the school Tuesday meeting stated that 3:30 Members of Ihe Science case the (or the association are newer suburban counties — of their diets. Cancer of the Freehold Regional Education I.O00 people last Tuesday night system has to go before the no cuts in the English depart department met last Thursday Thomas Cavanagh Jr. andMiddlesex and Monmouth in pancreas was associated with Association over budget cuts The board's proposed commissioner before it goes ment staff, and only cuts due to discuss cuts and put out a Michael Schotlland. ol New Jersey. Suffolk on Long the same three ethnic groups, proposed by the Regional budget exceeded the cap by anywhere else." he noted "If to attrition, would occur in the fact sheet on their effect (hamlin. Schottland. Rosen Island - show the highest in as well as heavy automobile Board last week will be held $HI2.0O0. but the board decided we go to court, they'd direct us Science department He said the association had and Cavanaugh. West Long creases."-Dr Greenberg said traffic Tuesday. 2 JO pm . associa- to apply for a cap waiver of to the commissioner "I think the bottom line is not been in touch with the re- Branch. "At the same time, the tion prsldenl Murray Rubin $400,000 only The curriculum "A case can only go direct- there will be cuts." Mr Rubin gional board ol education cancer mortality rate in Ihe said last night cuts are part of total cut of ly to the courts if it must be said Mr Molloy stated that the A petition of complaint to older urban-industrial centers Representatives from the $412,000 Parents, teachers and taken care of immediately "They may not be im argument the association prob- the commissioner would re- — Hudson and Essex Counties, Freehold F Regional Educa- students al the meeting Tues- The changes instituted by the mediate But 1 believe the size ably would take is that the cuts quire that a public hearing of- Philadelphia and New York tional Association, New Jersey day were fearful that the quaii board won't occur until Sep- of English classes will in- are "in violation of the "Thor- ficer hear the case, according City — decreased perceptibly (v,iit OFFSET Educational Association repre- ty of the science and English tember, at the earliest " hecrease" ough and Efficient" act of 1075. In Mr Molloy sentative John Molloy. and at departments in the schools noted XEROX COPIES lorneys will meet lor a would decrease Mr Rubin said that slu "brainstorining session to de- They feared the effect such dents "in various buildings art' INSTANT cide which direction to take, he curriculum cuts would have on beginning to organize and will May form beachfront committee stated the admission of students to tum out for the special work- PRINTING FREEHOLD - The county Charles Van Benschoten. types of toilets used on boats $975,316 includes reimburse- "The board must decide colleges shop of the regional board o( or chemical toilets ment to the foundation of In- education next Monday night Board of Freeholders will dis- county engineer, said Ihe state While You wait whether to lile suit, against the The board proposed culling cuss with mayors from shore Department of Environmental The freeholders also au- terest charges accrued on Freehold Regional Board of double periods of .Sience labs Well have representatives communities the feasibility of Protection (DEP) has been thorized an emergency $1.(42 bank loans used (or the initial Education or file a complaint" as well as making currently there." he noted forming an advisory commit- -asked to allow the county to contract with Honeywell Corp purchase with the state commissioner of elective English courses man "Several parents have ap- 170 Monmouth Strati tee on beachfront problems. build a concrete seawall in to repair Ihe security alarm Purchase of the Weltz prop- education " he noted datory for seniors proached me to be party to any ftad Bank, 741-9300 Freeholder Director Ray t)ceanport to protect property system al the county jail Mr erty is part of a f2.351.4O8 "Were going to use every Mr Molloy said yesterday legal action we take against Narozanick reported that package the board My phone has been KMmer. who is also mayor of bordering Oceanport (reck avenue of approach open to that he expects the association some of Ihe alarms have not ringing with offers to help al Asbury Park, said the mayors from serious beach erosion us," he added , to file a petition to Ihe slate- been working for months commissioner of education all hours," he noted. would like to form such a com- Mr. Van Benschoten said The Freehold Regio al mittee to discuss common the county has already cop- Mr Narozanick said the Board of Education approved rather than file a suit in the "Mr Rubin stated that he Its never too soon. problems such as how to co- sl rue ltd a 38-foot wooden county has received from DEP mabl beach erosion, build Jet- bulkhead behind some proper- •462,500 in Green Acre funds Make sure your estate or trust wil receive ties and maintain facilities ty off Driveway to replace one toward purchase of the Well/. proper administration and attention to detal. However. County Adminis that had deteriorated.anil now property in Ocean Township, Weather: Snow tonight trator Theodore Narozanick wants to build a 250-to-300 foot which has been held in trust by Contact our trust department through one warned against the free- concrete wall to connect the the state Conservation Foun- near zero percent today in- ol our 29 branch offices... TOD AY Yesterday's klgk lem TOMORROW - Hiuh 12.04 holders allowing Ihe mayors to bulkhead with an existing wall dation for the past two years creasing to 50 percent late to and low •enure at Tit Register am and 12:07 pm think the county could fund all The project has been stalled The 114-acrc trad off night Winds northerly 5 lo 15 6 Ma m and6:31 pm weatker itaUra wai 14 degrees the needed work because DEP said the county Whalepond Road is slated to mph Marine forecast Manas- Hum son CENTRAL JERSEY BANK tad Ike taw It. II was II al I For Red Bank and "The mayors realize the lacked a permit become a i regional county quan lo Cape Henlopen and bridge, add two hours Sea p.m. sad tkt •vtrelgkt tow freeholders don't have that While awaiting DEP ap-park 29 CONVENCNT OFFCES TO SERVE YOU Delaware Bay Winds MOIXESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION was I. Ttday's $ a.m. tern Bright, deduct, 10 minutes, kind of money." Mr Kramer proval, the county will break Purchase of the tract for northwest 25 to 40 knots aeralirt was 0. Tkere wai a Long Branch, deduct 15 said. "Bul the weight of such a up into manageable sizes some diminishing 15 lo 25 knots this trace »l preclpiuuta la Ike 14 minutes; Highlands bridge. committee would help in our concrete slabs in an open area morning becoming northeast •tart eating at I a.m. today. add 40 minutes. dealings with Trenton The near the proposed wall The to east 10 to 15 knots this after- WASHINGTON - (Mil.Mitt >•((nr ler There were 42 degree days vie* tfrt tf mailimMl Itma* ratwn mayors need to gel together slabs were dumped there after noon and east lo southeast 15 tor t!-M«r Mrt«4. mm) nun itm yesterday, <*4 for the mania. pwimi fr IMMSJT pcrlw1 m* art because the problems of one reconstruction of Oceanporl lo 20 knots tonight Weather aad OH l»r lie acitlng seasta CtpitvttMi ft H Mttf MM« f community affect the others ' Avenue and are slated to be fair Into tonight. Visibility over pM.. **• Udate. wiMr mm—ktor M IH-kMr»trt*4I . The freeholders agreed tn used for the seawall live miles Average wave HI Li Prc Ot» Increasing cloudiness to- Albony 7] 0] U cdv meet with the mayors at a The freeholders authorized heights two to three feet Albu'qu* » M 17 in For Your Engagement day. Highs in low 20s Cloudy Amort llo Ml 14 Ilcdy workshop session within the a $2,000 contract In study how Alton to H 41 01 rn next two weeks to provide sanitary facilities with a chance ol snow late TIDES Atlantic Ciy M 73 coy tonight Lows In Ihe low flh Boltimo-f n it clr Several shore communities fur drawbridge openilurs on Blrmnatram U 04 rn Snow tomorrow changing lo SaadyHMk Boston ?5 IHI 13 clr have experienced frustration county bridges. The bridge TODAY-High-pm and Buffalo 10 o; llcdy in attempting lo repair tenders cannot leave (he rain during the day Highs 35 to t hi Is In SC U so ctfv 40 Precipitation probability low5 41 pm Ctiicogo Ji J m seawalls and combat beach bridge dunng working hours Cincinnati H 14 Cleveland 17 in erosion because they do not And preliminary Investiga- Columbus n 17 tn have the local funds needed lo tion by the county Planning Dal Ft Witt u SI 71 ttfv DMMT ') 7! cov match federal and slate grants Board have ruled out use of DM Molntt ii a* such obvious choices as the The Daily Register Offtroil M m cdv for the work. - Honolulu n M Hotnlon H 61 .03 rn intf'apoiii M 17 r(L An Outstanding Stlection The Sunday Register Joctti vine Jl cd? 1/5 carat S256, 1/4 carat MM, 1/3 carat $498, 3/8 carat $962, 1/2 carat $1,146 Kon'l City 31 dit M rn Los Vegoi IS clr NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF TINTON FALLS Lltll* Rock n u rn Lot Angtln 4* 73 clr This price includes: mounting in a Tiffany setting, yellow or white Mom OHiif •H One H*«ii.tr Ptaio. ihrvwibwry. 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•j WILLIAM j ZAOH81I tionwide attention because jected his nomination by his Internal management of a appealed to the Appellate ing decisions of a hospital jected his nomination after he Judge Yaccarino notca that rREEHOLD - A Freehold there are no court decisions peers for the position of assis- private hospital The judge Division of Superior Court. Doctors nave argued his- had been chosen as the nomi- the hospital's position, as pres- doctor will iik a state appeals anywhere In the United States tant chief of staff without giv- added he believed the reason There are court decisions torically that they should be nee for the position ented by Robert F. Dtttmer of com to decide whether he Is or Its territories on this Issue. ing him any reasons for their there are no court decisions on regarding a doctor's right to the ones who run hospitals and The Freehold surgeon Freehold, was that a court mailed to i hearing because The matter was brought action. this Issue Is that other courts In make a living but the case that It should not be by lay maintained that the commit- should not get involved la the be wai turned down u assis- before the courts by Dr. Alan Superior Court Judge the nation share that opinion. before Judge Yaccarino people, said the judge tee's action was contrary to issue because it Is aa area not UBt chief of lUff of Freehold W Bobbins who claimed that Thomas U Vaccarino yester- "Maybe this will be the first wanted a ruling whether doc- Dr. Bobbins filed his legal hospital policy that officers subject to judicial review. Area Hospital the Joint Conference Commit- day ruled this was not an area case," said the Judge. Dr. Rob- tors may choose among them action last December after the shall advance in ascending or- The hospital's board of A ruling on this question tee of the Medical Staff of in which a court should Involve bins, through his attorney, in- selves who among them will Freehold Area Hospital's Joint der through the offices on the trustees never acted on the undoubtedly will attract na- Freehold Area Hospital re- Itself because It pertains to the dicated that the matter will be participate In the policy mak- Conference Committee re- medical stall He had served matter because the Domi- as secretary-treasurer and nation never reached It aa a was to move up to the next result of the joint committee's rank of assistant chief of staff action in not recommending The doctor maintained that the nomination, said the judge. Clear nursing home officials of fraud the committee did not give him Mr. Dlttmer argued that reasons for the rejection and Dr. Robbins's staff privilege* were not affected by the de- •j WILLIAM J.ZAORSKl istrator of Carver Nursing After hearing testimony for presented it to a county grand In his review of the testi- While he found that there have refused to give him a FREEHOLD-The admin Home, Pension Road, nine days, Judge Shebell found Jury last year which indicted mony, Judge Shebell noted were certain Items which hearing. cision and that he has not suf- Mrator of a nursing home in Manalapan, and Max Kelson, the two Innocent of the the two. that Rev. Blckerstaff and Mr. should not have been included Burton L. Eichler of East fered any reduction hi position, Manalapan Township and the S3, a certlflea*?ublic accoun- charges. The two had waived a The Rev. Bickerstaff and Kelson had maintained that In the cost studies, the judge Orange, representing Dr. Rob- He Slid that Dr. Robbins's home's accountant were ac- tant, of Deal. jury trial. Mr. Kelson were with conspir- they had no Intent to defraud said he found that many items bins, argued that in a policy term had expired and be was quitted yesterday by Superior The two had been charged "God still lives," said Rev ing between July 19(9 and May the state program and that which the stale alleged were statement In the bylaws, a per- not successfully nominated to Court Judge Thomas F. by the state with defrauding Blckerstaff, when asked to 1174 to file false cost studies they did not file any false Improper were arguable both son is to advance to the next a higher chair. Shebell Jr. of charge! of de- the state's Medicaid program comment immediately after with Medicaid officials. The statements In their reports to ways. higher position. He maintained Judge Yaccarino said that a frauding the state's Medicaid by filing false reports to obtain the court's ruling. "God is our cost studies are used In de-the state Judge Shebell said he did that the joint committee Is a reading of the hospital's program of more than 142,000 higher reimbursements from source. His supply always termining the amount of ex- Judge Shebell said that un- not "find any evidence that committee of the hospital's bylaws demonstrated to the by billing personal expenses to the state. The state further equals our needs." penses incurred by a nursing der the law there must be a there were false or fictitious board of trustees and acts for court that a right to a heariag Medicaid. charged that the Rev. The Medicaid Investigation home that are Medicaid re- showing of willful and knowing items on the reports There the board and that therefore was never Intended for a re- Acquitted were the Rev.Blckerstaff listed his own per- Unit of the state Division of lated and thus reimbursable intent to make false was no willful concealment of the doctor was entitled to a view of a refusal of the joint Oscar Blckerstaff, 17, of sonal expenses and those of his Criminal Justice had In-under the terms of the pro- statements. deductions taken " hearing. committee » Manalapan Township, admin- employees on the reports. vestigated the matter and had gram. Denial of variance challenged flemington furs FREEHOLD - A mission to construct a single Bungalow Place. divided lot before the adoption Hackensack woman has filed a family dwelling on her proper The lawsuit was filed by of the zoning ordinance. It lawsuit to compel Oceanport ty in Oceanport at Frances R. Jacobson of further maintains that the zon- officials to grant her per-Bridgewaler Drive and Hackensack who was denied a ing board's denial will make it variance by the Oceanport Impossible for her to build on Zoning Board of Adjustment the land and that she therefore Aberdeen LWV, PTO last Jan I, is deprived of the use of her The legal action said the property, The legal action, filed by -Great Jacobson property consists of hold library hearing 5,300 square feet and that the George Martin of Hackensack, ordinance for the R-4 zone re- wants the court to set aside the ABERDEEN - About 50 Speaking of the financial quires a 10,000 minimum zoning board's denial, order persons attended last night's Implications of the proposed square feet lot size. the building Inspector to Issue League of Women Voters and expansion of the library, Mr. the necessary permits. It also January PTO sponsored panel dis- Guluzzy said that if the town- The lawsuit maintains that wants the court to rule that the •aW^aV aVHHP^HL^HHHI H ^f cussion "Library Expansion: ship passed the 1716,000 bond Ms. Jacobson presented zoning ordinance as it pertains Are There Alternatives?" to finance Its M percent share evidence to the zoning board to the Jacobson property Is un- The aeven member panel, of the project.the local taxe that the lot existed as a sub- constitutional . which Included Mrs Beveryly rate would increase roughly by Groffman of the Library five cents. FUR Board of Trustees, Library Di- SHOP VAC rector Delores McKeogh, Mr. Guluzzy said the ex- former Library Trustee Peter pansion bond would cost a 1, Koelsch, Elementary $20,000 valued home owner $10- Education Director John $11 a year in taxes. $ 95 Palsha. Aberdeen Township He said that in the first year Manager Donald Guluzzy, of the project the township 39 S4 Matawan Administrator would pay $80,000 In debt ser- 5 gallon wet dry Michael Plpemo and Matawan vice. EXTRAORDINARY Borough Council President Mr. Guluzzy said that the 20 SAVINGS Harry P. Lequter, discussed year bond would include prin Monmouth Building Center various aspects of the library cipal of $38,300 with ( percent expansion interest 777 Shr>wfbury Aw., Shrewsbury Right now, during their big once-a-year January Fur Sale, Flemington Is offering tre- mendous savings on a huge selection of the world's finest Spirit vs. Chevette. quality furs. Now you can . save as much as 50% off Flemington's regular low How they stack up* prices. Be a wise fur buyer. Buy now! AT VERY SPECIAL JANUARY 1979 AMC Spirit SALE PRICES FROM $285 to llftback $29,500
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AMC n SPIRIT flemington fur company TwInBoroAMC/JMp All American, Inc. Bvlmar Amarican/Jtap OPEN SUNDAY t, EVERY DAY 10, A M TO 6 PM 131 E. Ntwman Spring* Ro«d Highway 3$ 1 B*dl« Road 511 F. Stoat NO 8 SPRING ST. FLEMINGTON. NEW JERSEY Bclmar (f Itodlank Hailet One pi the World's Largest Specialists in Fine Furs The Daily Register Firm's methods faulted By JACK ANDERSON illMIIIIHUIItlillHIIIIIIHIIHIIIMIIIMIIIIIIHII the APA. The organization un- quisition policy. Dale Babione Ertiblished in 1878 - Published by The Hed Bank Register An outsider with 25 years' pro- WASHINGTON - Health derstandably protested A curement experience, Babione learning Systems, the com- spokesman for Health Learn- WASHINGTON was brought in to review con- ARTHUR Z KAMIN pany that developed an os- ing Systems acknowledged tract awards and crack down tensibly objective "education that the company had mis- President and Editor when he found regulations program" on emotional stress SCENE represented the views of the hadn't been followed with money from the maker (if psychiatrists' association "II Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford. Associate Editor a popular tranquilizer, has col IIIIUKHIIIMIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMMUIIIIIIHMK was listed incorrectly," the With a touch of poetic jus- lecled an impressive-looking spokesman said "We said we tice, Rabione's first target was the University of Florida's 6 i FRIDAY. JANUARY 19 1979 string of endorsements for the credited" by the American are sorry " Center for Governmental Re program , Psychiatric Association — an Promotional literature sent sponsibility. which had been The educational campaign endorsement that would ob- out by the Roche-HLS pro- ANDERSON awarded a $274,000 contract to is funded by Roche Labora- viously carry some weight gram's flacks claimed lhal the evaluate the work it had done 'Women and children first tories, the manufacturer of Rut an APA spokesman b .id American Cancer Society has The other. Gerald for GSA under an earlier Valium, which is the country s the organization has never in endorsed the consumer-ori- Klerman. runs the Alcohol. $61,000 contract II was nol (his most widely prescribed mood- dorsed or accredited the ented part of the stress pro- Drug Abuse and Mental Health sweetheart arrangement lhal altering drug Although the op- Roche-sponsored program gram as well as that aimed at Administration He insisted led Babione to cancel the con eration was billed as totally physicians. An ACS spokes there is no conflict of interest An official of the psy- tract, however objective, much of the promo- chiatrists' association. Lea woman said that was nol true, because he was nol being paid If he thought the stress educa- tional material supplied to dm Mesner, said an II I.S repre that the society had only sup- The most glaring gov- tion program was resulting in tors and medical writers dis- tentative phoned her last sum- ported the physicians' part ernmental irresponsibility lay She added that the cancer soci- the promotion of a particular plays a definite till toward the mer and pleaded for an APA in the facl that the center's bid endorsement Mesner said the ety tries to avoid the word commercial product, he said, was approximately $175,000 use of drugs to treat stress and "endorse" because of the pos- he would not participate. toward Valium in particular Hl.S official never mentioned higher than the nearest com- that Roche was involved sibility of commercial ex As we previously reported, petitor's Babione found to his Now. our investigator pkiitalion - precisely what ap- David ZimmermaV who After explaining the rigor the Food and Drug Adminis- astonishment that there hadn't pears to have happened In this tration is now trying to de- even been any discussion of started his probe with the hi'lp ous procedure that APA goes case of a grant from the Fund for through before deciding termine whether the "educa- price with the competing bid- Investigative Journalism, has whether to lend its prestigious Two high-ranking govern- tional program" is indeed a ders discovered that some of the name to a program. Mesner ment officials were persuaded promotional campaign An internal memo gently purported endorsements were said, she got the impression to lend their names to the GSA CRACKDOWN: Cor- reminds GSA's procurement spur inn:. the HLS official wasn't really Roche-financed slns*i pro- ruption isn't the only problem ofFicers of what they mighl A press release about the listening So she took the pi c gram as unpaid consultants at the General Services Ad' reasonably have been ex- program claimed that the Na- caution of putting it in writing One, Herbert Pardes. a psy- ministration Sloppy pro- pected to know all along "We tional Institute of Mental "You may not list the APA as chiatnst who heads the Na- cedures and a hang-the-ex- believe." Babione wrole. "that Health endorsed Hit' ifflil sponsoring, in-sponsoring or tional Institute of Mental pense attitude are also CMtlng price should have been given "We do not institutionally en- endorsing this program." her Health, denied there was any the taxpayers money ai the some consideration " scandal-ridden agency dorse them." the head of letter stated conflict of interest But he lat- With an attitude like that. er told Zimmerman. "As NIMH told Zimmerman Despite this dear rejection The first of what may be Babione clearly has his work you're talking, you're making Health Learning Systems a subsequent mailing to doc many such cases was turned cut out for him riding herd on tors claimed the stress pro me wonder if it's an ap- up recently by the new acting the cavalier spendthrifts ol has also claimed that the propriate thing or nol " stress program was "ac- gram had been accredited by assistant administrator for ac- GSA Ecology's bothersome echoes
By JIM BISHOP HI IIIHIIHtMlllhltHHMMHIIHIthlHIIHI that Ihe definition of the word posed MS a clean, habitable There is fascism in ecology species is going to get us in world/in court, Ihe adversary The belly breathers are upon THE trouble syst/m suffers The zealots us and they have the law on There are 360 species ol brint their "experts" to testily their side These are zealots dragonfhes alone There are abort danger, and grin guile who. in the name of clean air REPORTER more than a thousand kinds of les$y as the opposition tries and sturdy foresls. will butterflies How do we protect ' 1 lo prove thai there is no strangle us with then anti- tiinlliililiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiitiilMiiiiHiinminili 10,000 kinds of worms'1 septic hands Few are more venemous story of evolution What makes them bad is But sub-species, super-species. than the reformed reformers proves thai the fil survive that they sound so good The and infra-species The ex-drunk is horrified at This goes for plants, animals, Sierra Club and the World It is possible, nol yet proba- the sight of liquor The one BISHOP fish The weak, the dys- watch Institute are on the side ble, that you may be violating time, three pack-a-day man in- functional, die This is the or of the angels They aspire to a the law if you de-bug your sists that the city have an or .lei of ii.itm <• If all the species cleaner nation So do we all lawn, trap a mouse, kill a dinance against smoking in legitimately — to slop all which lived on this little planet Industry, with its sulphurous cockroach Once upon a long elevators, in restaurants, pub- progress because something were alive today, everything chimneys and poisonous ay,o this earth was home to lic buildings, taxis, in planes might be endangered This would choke lo death for lack wastes, has done as much to huge creatures such as the At a time when we are at also applies to planls The law of room wreck the environment as the pterodactyl and brnnlosaurus the mercy of the Arabs, the of 1973 clearly states lhal all The fascism is insidious County jobs picture old-time, one-crop farmer They are gone environmentalist persuades projects, factories, dams, pub- The warriors carry the light of As goals go. that was a lic utilities, must be slopped if Freeholder Jane G. Clayton, a Re- created and satellite posts being If one of them were drag- the government lo set truth and sword of right- whistle stop BcotOgtlU ging his big feet down your emission standards for auto- environmentalists make out a eousness and no man dares publican, has raised objection to the formed. We are told, of course, that wheedled Congress into pass- block today, you would not be mobiles and pickets our one case that any living thing is oppose them And yel, as I freeholders' transfer of the Senior this is all in the interest of the coun- ing the 1973 Endangered Spec- allowed to kill him You'd be emerging source of energy, nu- thereby in danger uf extinc- watch them impose their will Citizens Area Transportation (SCAT) ty's residents and its economy, and ies Act. Today, the environ- endangering a species Some clear power tion on us inch by Inch.day by day, program from the transportation of- mentalists can stop the build- Canadians make a living from Public projects in Colorado There are hundreds of I am impressed with the feel- that we may see savings in the long Ing of a huge dam because it fice of the county Planning Board and baby seal pelts, but Cleveland have been stopped lo help en- types of sharks We are bound ing lhal they are cowardly run. threatens a two-inch darttl Amory says they cannot be dangered insects; dams have lo save all from extinction Not fighters conversion of the directorship from a We know, however, the way the fish which is of no use to any- killed He doesn't care how been stopped in the Tennessee long ago. Congress began to Instead of trying lo save part-time to a full-time job. political system works, and we can all one. they proliferate Valley because of endangered worry about the all-embracing insignificant fishes and snails, Does anyone realize how aspects of its law A review 1 Charles A. Spitz, transportation see that the .party faithful, in many Thej»ild rabbit roundups in snails II is tragically hilarious why not save man" Two ol Ihe expert for the Planning Board, had many hundreds of thousands of Texas, which used to s.iw that Los Angeles needs longer board was set up to blust Ihe great powers may. if they instances, are beitiK rewarded for species we can endanger'' The runways at its airport, but log jams of disp'ite The board directed the SCAT program on a part- cash crops, will be a thing of choose, destroy the people of their work (or the Democrats. At the environmentalists are drawing the past Texans will not be someone discovered that this is Its own log jan i the world in 30 minutes time basis at a salary of $5,500 a year. same time it must be noted that this up compendium* which nol permitted lo club those inno might endanger one species of The attitude of the environ Why not try to save this The new. Democratic-controlled only list "species" (if insects, butterfly practice is hardly peculiar to one par- cents. William Tucker, who mentahsts is that anyone who endangered species' We're Board of Freeholders has named birds, animals, fish, reptiles writes for Harpers, thinks A case can l>e made — and disputes their position is op worth it ty. The Republicans do it, too. Joseph Pace of Middletown to the full- time post at $10,500 a year. The point we would make is that it We must agree with Mrs. Clayton, is the taxpayers who have to pay for who said a full-time director is not what the people in government choose to do. We owe it to ourselves to keep a Ex-officeholder grateful needed unless the program is to be close eye on what's being done — the expanded. But that would require IIHHHIIMIIHIIIIIIHtll hostage of the United Way ol jobs that are being created, the Shrewsbury laughing matter. purchase of mor,e buses, something To Ihe Editor The notion that the other 32 Monmoulh County so that their the county is not in a position to do. salaries being paid. Like every other I wish lo take this up FROM OUR READERS agencies served by United beliefs may prevail employer and consumer, the ta# There does seem to be a general portunity to thank the many LittflM I* IM tdlltr molt M iifncd on* IMW* ll»f wrlttr't ctmpl«lt M Way should have their funds Mary S Nicholas people who supported me in •ft «ti a* ttltpAM* nwffltor Thtv mult n*l inttd M »ir» Nat or<«»l jeopardized in order to ad- shuffling of jobs since the Democrats payers should have some assurance Oklt or* f*«try. *ndori«mtnli ol coACIdoUt l«r iHlct «r «n4»r»*m«nli •! that they are getting their money's my recent (and still un- iwnmitcni RrM%di vance Right to Life s cause (or Fire apparatus have taken over the county govern- resolved) dispute with Free that of any single group) is. lo ment. We see new positions being worth. holder Ray Kramer use Mr. Hemhauser's phrase, Sea Bright Mr Kramer said the letters received numerous telephone ten) because yiey leli that Mr "callous and morally obnox To ihe Editor and petitions on my behalf calls from irate consumers Kramer's charges that I ious." Mr. Hemhauser's alter- During the past VI years, which were received by the and businessmen advising me "worked for the Republicans native proposal that residents the Borough of Sea Bright has A century of service Board of Freeholders and the of their intentions to protest first and the county second" make individual donations lo grown by the development of newspapers we're nol volun Hundreds of senior citizens were not only preposterous but their favorite charities torn- townhouses and apartment The weekly Red Bank Register of Raymond Patterson are all still active lary. But I and all those who in Unwell who tlgned petition! absolutely false, unwarranted plelely undermines the pre- complexes The tax rolls hive mise, successfully employed Dec. 17, 1953, carried stories of Red members of the force, and their ag- were aroused by his self-serv- to the board did so because and unsubstantiated been more than tripled During by United Way, that having a ing remarks know he is nils ttie> wore disturbed by Mr I believe thousands of pco- this penod ol time, no new fire Bank officials puzzling over how local gregate service adds up to 100 years. single organization act as Ihe taken Kramer's (and later Thomas ple in Monmouth Couhty sided apparatus has been added to streets would be tied in with access to collection agent for many We know .these men well, have The day after Mr Kramer l.ynch's) political antics with me because they felt the the borough We have a charities significantly reduces the projected Garden State Parkway, worked with them and have seen their announced I would be fired as Many county organizations action the Democrats look pumper and a ladder truck administrative expenses and and of plans of the telephone company director of consumer affairs wrote to the board (some re- callously disregarded per- that are, and have been, in quarter-century of work in Red Bank. therefore allows a much to institute dial service in the area. (for a reason he invented) 1 sponding to a letter I had writ formance in office and the in- need of replacement We also have been happy to see and greater net proceed to each There was another article, with a pic- terest ol county residents Fire Commissioner For- record the promotions that were ac- charity ture, of four new rookie patrolmen 1 was overwhelmed by the sman has badly dragged his corded them in recognition of their reaction of the people. It's The 1.400 individuals on feel on this matter I feel that who had been sworn in to the Red talents from time to time over the gratifying to know there are Right to Life's mailing list. this coming year Ihe people of Bank police department two days many who will speak out when representing less than 3/10 s uf Sea Bright should not only gel earlier. years. Red Bank is fortunate in having they are disturbed by certain 1 percent of Monmoulh Coun- new fire trucks, but also a new In last Sunday's Register there such fine, dedicated police officers. actions in county matters ty's population, have every fire commissioner One who And as they celebrate this major / Emilia M Sicihano nghl to hold and work for their will look out for and see that was another story — of those four beliefs They have absolutely milestone in their service careers, we our interests are fulfilled police officers, celebrating and being no right, however, lo make a Harold Solomon honored on the 25th anniversary of congratulate and commend them, with United Wav their service. Detective Capt. Robert a salute too to the other members of ,,„. - Fair Haven D. Scott Jr.. Lt. Joseph Sestito, Detec- their department who serve the com- To the Editor tive Sgt. Paul P. Lang and Detective munity so well. Monmoulh County Right In 111 history Life's strident opposition to Planned Parenthood has now By Tke Associated Press Five years ago: France al- become an attack on the quali- Today's highlight in his lowed the franc lo float as a Can this be Switzerland? ty of life available to countless lory On this date in 1942, free currency, breaking a people served by the United Japan invaded Burma during Common Market monetary , would require a national referendum, In a time in which the member- Way of Monmouth County World War II: agreement and freeing all Eu- ship of the United Nations has ex- not likely to be held until 1981. But Right to Life's suggestion, ropean currencies, a* panded to an extent that some con- newspaper reports say that public sen- enunciated by Mr Hemhauser, In 1937, Howard Hughes es- One year ago: President tablished a trans-continental Carter said In his State of the sider ridiculous, a surprise applicant timent has been moving in favor of that county residents withhold their donations to the United air record, flying across the Union Address that his may be in the offing. UN. membership. , Way until this organization United States in seven hours, pnontes for 1178 were a strong Traditionally neutral Switzerland. Meanwhile, the U.N. Security stops its contributions to 28 minutes. energy bill, a coordinated eco- whose resistance to any "entangling . Council has approved a bid by Domi- Planned Parenthood is an ar In 1938. General Francisco nomic program and Senate ap- alliances" has included even the Unit- nica, a newly independent Caribbean rogant and unconscionable dis- Franco's, air force bombed the proval of the Panama Canal play of selfishness. Were there_ Spanish cities of Barcelona agreement. ed Nations, now may be changing its island state, to'become the 151st U.N. not so much at stake for Ihe and Valencia, killing 700 per- Today's birthdays: Singer • mind. The Swiss foreign ministry has member. recipients of United Way's al- sons. Dolly Parton is 33 years old. recommended that the country join Should Switzerland vote to join locations, one might laugh- Ten years ago: Two air- Actor victor Mature is S3. Ac- the U.N. (Most people, if given a quiz, early in the next decade, it would help ingly view this maneuver as liners en route to Miami — an tor Guy Madison Is 57. probably would guess that Switzerland counter the idea that membership in one views a petulant child Eastern Airlines jet with 171 Thought for today: Don't persons aboard and an Ecua- long since had been in the club ) who'll take his toys home If the marry for money. You can the U.N, has become so watered down game Is not played by his dorian airliner carrying 88 - borrow il cheaper — a Scottish A Swiss move to enter the UN as to be meaningless < Ullllmdiu -ilK'i" I97O rules. However, this is no were hijacked to Cuba. proverb. Business SHREWSBURY N.J FRIDAY. JANUARY 19. 1979 The DtHy RcgtatCT 7 N.Y. Stock Quotations Pay-now-or-later car loan By SYLVIA PORTER percent of Us original value, after two years, TTH«»dur •tl NCW VOOKIAPl '•Mitti HH * S Nwtlntt I • It- H wi.»i i ist as In Arthur Miller's unforgettable play, "Death more lhan 55 percent; in three years, 75 percent, •wVvrli ContAIr nKW ID OiHCofpl 70 I 7*3 MM 17 of a Salesman," Willy Loman yearned for a car in four, over HO percent CfrttGfpl» 7 101 »4 Mt PI L*w Clow Cho ContOII IHIIK4 3IH OcclP>*t1 1SJ2 (US HH WS II that didn't break down before he had repaid the Because nf rinnt rapid inflation, used car T. CortTtU 34 I 1110 1SW OMoCd 1 7*13 « It ISH H * H loan on it YOUR MONEY'S wholesale values have been higher than these AC* 1» 1 IU HH w*~ ClIData 40 | 4*3 UM OhkiGElM • M ITU WH 17U 411 »^. US AMF It! 1 ww I7H* Cogpin i 04 * Jf MV, 4*4 OkkiNGl.tf * 41 71H tl >IH figures indicate, so the banks can afford the five- ' 114 In Willy's day (IIM), typical auto loans ran AM Ml II u MH- H CwnG 1MI0 4*1 SBH SS* OHn NIMH », II M * I year risk But with the new anlirullback odometer 14H 14H CnmCM | 4t B4 174 Omar* MJ t t >H MS MS* <•. two to three years against today's loan of as long AM»t> MlllS CrmUi 1 » f |»4 BV, H n + OwtmC IM 4 IM MH 7*H MH- laws, high-mileage umis tan tiring significantly CurtW Rl n Ith as five years And due to Detroit's great mechani- 4>H aja*— 1|-4 * OtMnllillA* 712 IIH US IIH* S 1 IU ISH • * cal improvements on modern aulos. your wheels WORTH less on used car lots than a moderate mileage car 17H aw 1 II Oortlndl 40 I 1*3 4»«*. M% 41'*., PPG 177 I 117 V\k MH « 4 i* 1 414 Wb» are likely to last at least five years, and probably — and thus depreciation c an !»• higher Moart I : u» IM H OotoGon 1| 1744W 4)4 44v, * PocGE 11* • Ul OH 2M UH I*S« AIKU inI n 1*H Ooyco Mi IMI44i I4M 144* PocUt 1 7 If MH M*( 10, at normal mileage rates «!»>• 1.711 147U<^ u«. M DoyiPLI W t It tit Repair costs rise with higher mileage, too If AMCa 1IIO4 14W ISM IIS PoePw Ifll W MH MV; 1*4 M Doora 1 SO I US MM MM MM POCTT 140 f 34 ISH IS IS - '-. you drive 15.UO0 jmlis a year, your fourth year 1 141 H, But IWou're a high-mileage driver with a five- AJWSIr 1 m t TTH DolMonl.MI1 1IS4 4»'4, 444 *4'*. » PonEP 1*7 «4 44 43H 44 * H M% V* maintenance corti will equal those tor a six-year AlltaOl 1 ItI I itM* OtltaAIr 1 7 144S 454 444 444* Ptnqin 117 4H 4 4S* S year loan\you still might find yourself in Willy's years instead of four, will enable you to borrow Alcaa f 1 M<* »%»l CMnnyi W I 171 ISVi 14 344- Pwwwv 1 ft 7 Ml HH IIH IIS- H shoes — driving a car worth less than the unpaid $4,740 rather than $4,000 — allowing you to buy the old car which travels only 10,000 miles annually Anan J am 141 mi ''41 DMEd I SI f in 14* 14' j I 4 PoPL If? 1 m M Its IfH- H ' 1*1 7/H 3 UM all 17M- H OtwnS I 41 4 4J0 It4 1*4) 1*4 * Ptfmiol 110 m OH 31'*. JJ'A.IS balance on the loan and suddenly faced with car sooner, or spend the extra $740 for a more So. if you opt for a five-year car loan •at** Mt 171 1. IM 14Ut V) IWljMaltq 14 rtt 144 MW J4M- PepiiCa III lit* MH M M - H 14 4t 4f essential, costly major repairs •u Otltoo I JJtolO II » It4 M PtfktnE S7I4 sn IT Mtt MH* H expensive auto (1) Pay at least 25 percent of the purchase AMcn l.m IS* IM OiVtfV 4114 41441U. 434 4)'. • 41 Phut I MU 4N MH UH MH* H For more than 75 percent of all car loans now Now, though, for the drawbacks price down, AmCa.ua < IM*. Ml 14'/.. 'A DrPtMr 441] IIS llll>i> i III PhtlpO MJQ 111 OH ZIH 23H* Vi ACyai IH 1Ul «H UH AflPv] 111 itt PMIaEMIOlO 144 IIH UH I*H- '4 are for more than three years and mounting You may not even be able to get a five-year (2) Drive no More lhan 15.000 miles a year, nv. BM PhllMrlftSM 7» » M *fS • H »Fomll a. 1 I»H 10", l|44j. numbers of banks are offering fiveyear car loans, loan One leading bank, as an illustration, has far (3) Pray that the inflation rate does not drop n 7414 »4) 17M »••* ' PtillPtt 1 M • ITS* IfH ltH IfS »Mom«l«)li1 anUM MS 31 , Dfeiv I 7 7M 17% 144 )7 * PilMvllMt IM M IS'.'r M • •J* an American Bankers Association study discloses more stringent requirements for five-year auto much under 7 percenl • year 1 IM 77* 37 11M- duPoal Sa * 434 !»»*/» l)7Vi 1]7M-1 pittttn inn m its its if-, H •MUtl 1 UK •H IS 11 Dufci-P IK |1147 1*4 ItVl |*4* ' PHUIHO III 41 MS ZIH M There are both advantages — and severe financing than for other car loans, reports Rank If you obey ihise rules and your prayer is •MM 11 M NH •N XM* DuqLt 1 731* •/ 14 ISS 14 Potarol
By BARBARA GIBBONS TUNA CHEDDARINI If you avoid pasta dishes because you think they're fatten- 4 ozs. uncooked elbow macaroni ing, let's lay that myth to rest. It's not the macaroni or noodles (about 1'4 cups) that make pasta dishes fattening, but the rich and heavy sauces % cup yogurt, plain, low-fat that usually go with them Tender-cooked macaroni is only 80 1 egg, lightly beaten calories, cooked noodles 100 calories, per half-cup serving. 1 onion, small, peeled, finely minced If you avoid pasta dishes because they're too much trouble, 1 teaspoon prepared mustard we've got some extra-quick and easy one-step dishes that cut Optional: dash of Worcestershire sauce the work — and the number of dirty pots — in half No need to 7-oz. can tuna, water-packed, drained, flaked cook pasU In one pot and the sauce in another, these easy-do 4 ozs (1 cup) Cheddar or American cheese, dishes are made in one pan. extra-sharp, coarsely shredded In our first recipe, curly noodles are cooked right in their salt and pepper to taste own self-making sauce on top of the stove A sprinkle of sharp 2 tablespoons parsley, minced cheese is stirred in just before serving. Because this dish is (or I teaspoons parsley flakes) made with no added tats or oils, and only one slice nf cheese, it's 8 green olives, stuffed, sliced a chaste 145 calories a serving Boil macaroni In salted water until tender Drain and return to toe same pan. Over very low flame, stir in each ingredient in 8TOVETOP NOODLES CHEDDARINI the order given, except olives. When everything is heated lD-oz. can tomatoes, undrained through and macaroni is well-coated, remove from heat Spoon 2 cups water onto four plates and sprinkle with sliced olives Serves four, 3 tablespoons onion, minced about 325 calories each. (or 1 tablespoon Instant onion) 1% cup* egg noodles, curly HAM CHEDDARINI - Substitute 1 cup diced, cooked, lean, I slice (I m ) Cheddar cheese leftover baked ham lor the tuna Calories: 349 per serving. extra sbjajri, broken up Everybody loves Italian food, even dieters! Spaghetti. salt and pepEfhl taste Parmlgiana and more send a stamped, self-addressed en- velope and 35 cents to SLIM GOURMET ITALIAN RECIPES, Empty the unmttaed tomatoes into a non-stick sauce pan In care of The Register. Sparta, N J 07871 and mash them well with a fork, until broken up well Add water and onions and heat to a rolling boil Stir in the noodles a few at a time. Lower heat and simmer 20 to 25 minutes, stirring frequently, until noodles are very tender and nearly all the liquid has evaporated. Remove from heal and stir in cheese Season to taste Makes (our side-dish servings, about 145 Romance calories each > •
ROMAN NOODLES - Follow preceding recipe, substitut- ing 4 tablespoons extra-sharp grated Romano or Parmesan cheese for the Cheddar Add 1 minced clove garlic (or one- in the 60's eighth teaspoon Instant garlic) and half-teaspoon dried basil to FACELIFTS — Russian physician at Moscow's In- the noodles as they cook Makes four side-dish servings, about By DR. JOVCE BROTHERS stitute of Beauty uses a sunlamp as part of a pro- 145 calories each. gram to improve a patient's looks through cosmetic Dear Dr. Brothers: Sometimes I lalak my hasbaad l> surgery. The Institute performs up to 700 facelifts Here's another one-pan, no-bake, low-cal stove-top pasta getllag more romantic at he grawi alder. I tell him that starry annually on "actors, heroes, heroines, farm work- Lifestyle dish that's made with macaroni and drained flaked tuna ... an eyed, reauatk aatloas of lave are last lor tke yoaag bat ae gets ers, teachers and doctors." easy, inexpensive main course that's only 125 calories a serving. aristy aad leaUmeilal abeal me aaw evea Ikeagk we're la oar 8 FRIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1979 You can use the same basic recipe with leftover ham. turkey, late Ms. We're aol at all alike aad I lalak that's oae ol Ike chicken or lean roast beef, too reams we've gotlea aloag so well over all tkese yean. I worry taaafk keeaaie my kaihaad Is sick a remanttr Ikal ke'd be aaable la gel aloag II sometklag kappeaed ta me. I doa'l meaa to sound morbid, bat tkli daei worry me. — R.S. Dear R.S First of all, the "starry-eyed romantic" view of love Isn't Just lor teen-agers. A Florida State University study showed that the concept of love held by persons married less Cosmetology is cheap in Russia than five years tended toward the realistic rather than the romantic, whereas couples whose marriages were still flourishing after 20 years often shared the extremely romantic The interview, accompanied by French cognac and fancy By SETH MYDANS Asked whether the puritanical Soviets ever suggest that the concept of lov.e that's often found in people before marriage Associated Preis Writer institute engages in a decadent Western pursuit, its director, Dr chocolates, was held in Dr. Kolgunenko's cluttered office, Opposite* not only tend to attract, they generally do well MOSCOW (AP) - In Russia, beauty comes cheap. Inna Kolgunenku, retorted: "Decadence? I've only heard that where the shelves were lined with French cosmetics and the together and have more stimulating, fulfilling relationships than For a facelift, the cost is W0 For a nose Job, $75. Work on word once before and thai time it was from an Englishman " walls displayed one small Inlald-wood portrait of soviet founder the ear Is $45 dollars, elimination of crow's feet $13, pierced ears Vladimir Lenin. "Cosmetology is not decadent." she said "Cosmetology $i The waiting rooms, clean, quiet and uncrowded, were appears In nations which have developed a high social and decorated with photographs of beautiful women clipped from The average worker's salary is 1225-1240 per month, and the cultural level." doctors at Moscow's Institute of Beauty note the fees are "much Western fashion magazines ASK DR. BROTHERS And she went on to make her institute sound like an cheaper than In America." Indeed, a facelift can cost In the On the walls, in place of the usual Communist Party advertlsmement for the achievements ol communism which, thousands of dollars in the United States. exhortations, were the slogans, "There are no ugly people, just couples who are alike in personality You're fortunate to have she maintained, has "already decided the problems of food, lazy people," "Everybody can and must be beautiful" and such a warm relationship with your husband This may help you The doctors who fix the noses, lips, chins and breasts of a clothing and housing " few lucky Russians each year said In interviews that they were "Beauty, youth and health are inseparable." both to live longer, better lives. She made it clear that the Institute, subsidized by the city. unaware of the publicity over the recent facelift of former U.S. In a series of sunny rooms overlooking Kalinin Avenue, the Try to enjoy your Hie each day and don't worry too much has the full backing of the Kremlin first lady Betty Ford. Institute does a daily business of about 1,500 clients, most ol about Ihe future I'm sure if something happened to you, your But they said they, too, ply their skills on "actors, heroes, One nf her surgeons, Vladimir Sovietsky, said Ihe institute whom come for massages and facials husband would feel a great loss and pain, but If this is of any heroines, farm workers, teachers, doctors." The names of any and an affiliated hospital perform about 5,000 operations a year. In another room, three old women dressed in white sit comfort, men generally seem to adjust more easily after Ihe government leaders who have visited for facelifts are minor and major. Including ipme 600 to 700 facelifts, known in together on a bench waiting for their turn to have their [aces death of a spouse than women do "absolutely secret," they say. Russian as "feisliftlngs " lifted. Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm I! aad last week wkea I was conlag Incongruous in a nation where attractive clothes and even Although Dr Kolgunenko insisted thai the institute is "for Facelifting began In the Soviet Union in the IMOs, Dr keate my car broke down It laraed aat to be a faa belt aad I aad simple cosmetics are in short supply, where hospitals are the masses" and that the typical client is a lady truckdriver. she Sovietsky said, but involved just a few public figures a year. The to httch a ride U a fUUag stalioa la kave It replaced. Well, I crowded and some drugs are hard to find, the institute is housed did not describe the process by which patients are selected (rum institute itself was opened in l»60 leaned Ikal mast drivers seem la be terrified women. I mrin In a gleaming, glassy high-rise on the Western-style Kalinin what she said were 16.000 letters a year asking for help Ten years ago it moved to its current location and now aa aae would stop. I began gettleg a real complex aboal my Avenue, which was built by former Premier Nikita I. Dr. Sovietsky did say. however, that 6 percent to 8 percent employs 15 surgeons, most of whom do corrective surgery on leaks aad wesdered If I looked like Boaale af Boaale aad Clyde Khrushchev after a visit to America. of incoming patients are referred for help to psychiatrists birth defects and disfigurements caused by accidents, he said faae. I aever Ikoagkl of myself as belag all tkal daageraas or aaallracllve. Flaally, after waltlag aa Ike raad lor more Ikaa M monies, a womaa picked me ap. - P.J. Dear P J Women are more apt to help members of their HINTS FROM HELOISE own sex perhaps because empathy is more easily and strongly elicited for members of Ihe same sex. Your experience may have had relatively little to do with your looks or your sex. If you were on a fast-moving ex- pressway, it may have been that you were standing in a place Use your nylon net for oil-free tuna where it was difficult to stop. A German magazine recently conducted a test to see how motorists reacted lo "Help — Breakdown" signs waved by eight types of people standing alongside a car on the road DEAR HELOISE: Sa Ike last time I bought a sack of oranges, I sived the I pat a small square of colored plisllc lipe oa each Based on the percentage of drivers who slopped to help, a 70-year-old man did best. A close second was a woman dressed Aattter g**d tie lor aylea let! pthsUc mesk bag that they came In. Then I ran a strlig through appHaaee aid 111 matching cord, using a dltfereil rotor for each as a nun. A woman in a maternity dress was third and an It teenu, aroaad oar bease, tkat someeae Is always en a diet Ike apea ead of Ihe big (like • drawstring) and hung II over tke appaaiee attractive young woman finished fourth A while-haired woman — lever all at tke same time. skowerkead. II helps to quickly plag la Ike carreel cord. - Virginia of the same age as the elderly gentleman who had no problem We dteleif Uve liaa, bat Ike klavd packed la water Is te Naw I kave a bag where Ihe toys can drain and dry. Best ol Barrier stopping traffic, came in fifth place. A harassed mother with MCI mere expeulve tail Ike kl»d In tU. •11,1 have pat in end to tke clutter In the corners of Ike lab. - THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker If you two small children finished in sixth place New kert'l where tke eld slaad by lylti let comes Into the Becky Parcell have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this ptcUre. Take a twelve-lack square (or whatever size will III DEAR HKI.OISK newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail. Heloise ytw ctllaader) »t white act aid place over Ike collaader. Pask la order to Identity Ihe cords of various small appliances I is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, answer H dowa la Ike oval tkape aid pear tke taaa la, oil aad all. Now keep oi my kitchen counter, and use dally, I color-coded tkem. your questions in her column whenever possible FLORIDA LIVING hut raa bot water over tke taaa ai yoa separate II with a fork. VM kave a delleleas oil-free delicacy la make a salad to fill INTRODUCING NEW 1979 ytw tomato aad yoar tammy! — Jalle Lawsoi First Aid Why haven't I thought of that? I've been spending about 50 Before you Mackle-Built Homes cents a can more for the water-packed tuna, but no more — I open PLANNING FOR TOMORROW? will do as you suggested. PRESENTATION FOR THE FOLLOWING Thanks from one dieter to another — Heloise DATES AT ADDRESS BELOW house take ski lessons, Sunday, January 21, U7» Anytime from 1 PM to 5 PM DEAR HELOISE: 4900 Route 33, Neptune, N.J. C.V. Pnquirl.llo Office Ta keep large sUclag oilois fresh (ar aay slie far tkal LINCROFT-Lincroft Monday, January 22, 1179 Anytime from 7 PM to 10 PM matter), peel Immediately alter bringing tkem home from Ike Sheraton Inn, Route 35, Heilel, N J. Women's First Aid Association Tueeday, January 23, 1979 Anytime from 7 PM to 10 PM •tare. Wrap ladrvMaally la plastic wrap - place la small plastic will host a 25th anniversary talk to us. Holiday Inn, Roule 36. Weal Long Branch, N.J. hag wltk Ik - keep la vegetable drawer of refrigerator. open house Sunday, Jan 28 Wedneeday. January 24, 197f Anytime Irom 7 PM to 10 PM That* la aa odor • tke refrigerator, year oaloas are fresk, fiDin :n
By E'LEEN ALT POWELL between 1M7 and 1H4 constitute close to one-quar -Aa "echo baby boom" in the lMts as the ler of the aattoa's 111 million population earner boom babies marry and have children, fol- S )70. Monmouth Conservatory of Music in conjunction with Mr. Palmer, who is with Gibson Associates, Cranford, is an New Jonsy and Association ol Ctimlnologists of Cranfor1 High School Paper Bingo, bring chips and a paper item, Sea Bright Monmouth Arts Council at the Monmouth Art Center, Red Fire House, Tues, Jan. 23. Prizes and refreshments Ad- Bank. Feb. II at II A.M. (or students, Feb. 17, 8 P.M. for The couple reside In Spring Lake, after a wedding trip to 566-2555 mission. $1.00. general audiences Tickets 12 to $5. CaU 842-MM or 741 8880. 10 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. JANUARY 19. 1979 Variety of entertainment on television today a MOW -IHOHut OIAMA) " EVENING i munouM M KOfOtt HUS bom SHOW In On I 6etsNM INS I ffiirM WITH N FfihH FMMY M6HI MOW 'A UNIOUCHAttES 1)1 a 6000 NEWS H S WCKWS i • tns Last Cry For Help' 1879 ODD COUPK I KAOTHMCH MADY KINCH I MAOft IHtB WMI Stars: Linda Purl, Grant OKI; CAVETT SHOW m a JOE mutt* SHOW joterswu IK tAC DOUGH I C10V If: KW JttSO Goodeve. ISSfl NtSK. SANSEI a MOW (WIAMA! " tori OOOCOUftf IK mm T4S I WALL STIHI PHWKIIfl • KSI Or GtOUCHO ii3i • CIS lAit MOVK trooper 1954 JAN. IS, 1979 sruno SK i DAIMC CAME 1:5) lOUHr PICK IT NAWWO IB WASHMGIOM WfK IN ) B IHE 10MGHI SHOW 8 NEWS KWrWB6AMi I* • CAPIAMAMBKi . KVKW I kWVK (SUSPfHSl) "* UKUHOTD m wfitin SIIOHS MS a NEWS specials ow count Heril Conlracl 1969 I'M aMOrt
"I have yet to hear a cogent o argument for saddling this 77 Hlalgua 36. Keantbuig, N.J. Dpa W; lor k>ck ud «un community with more social (t «//•! North olStmty Hook) • 787-3574 l»l IS7HT71 service*," be said. fa TheDtaaVRegttfer 13
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•j> PETEB J.BOYER as race tracks, plan their eyes Sunday morning, NBC is We never learn of their new series, the during the gun* Ih.it means events around it waiting in your living room, For the game itself. NBC "Animal House" spinoff 22 sen"'1. rials (or LOS ANGELES (AP) - The game is always dull beckoning you to the tube has hauled out all its finery "Brothers and Sisters." right every minute nf time-in [eol NBC is getting stilled in the And we always watch it Dick Knberg, who should be John Brodie and the re- after the game They figure ball Hiliiiii ratings It (aces dismal pros calling the game, hosts I',, strained, articulate Merlin we'll be catatonic by then uti So, you can t blame NBC pects far the near future But hours of Spurts World, fol Oiscn will offer analysis, while able to switch channels (or milking the thing Ratings conun* i in goni| lor one day, at least, the No 3 Curt dowdy, who should be at have revealed America's glut- lowed by two hours of football All of this duesn 1
By WENDV Hill 1 K because <>( slate mandated Inilll Kcclllllci (ill Ih.il Us the to the board, the lax rale laws requiring the same ser township committee's dec^on nughl go up three l<> foui COLTS NECK - The vices In be paid for Ih the and not one individuals." he cents School Board of Kduc ation will municipality " he said continued. Mrs Carolyne Saltzbart not receive the entire $M),O
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Dining out becomes something to celebrate The Shore's foremost restaurateur. Jack Baker has opened his new Wharfside Restaurant right here in RedBa/ik The specialty Seafood, Ireshly caught, lovingly prepared and graciously served lobster, crab, shrimp, scallops, lish. in a variety ol HI I MWA I'll II HI- mi I- '• • W SI I imaginative dishes, all prepared according to Jack's NEII SIMOVSt M.IH own recipes. \ ALANAIDA MiaiAll t AIM Mill ttWBY Great Steaks, too, of course and, with JANE FONDA-WALTER MATI MM II UNI MAY every meal, the Wharlsides famous bread basket RICHARD PRYOR MA(HilL SMI 111 You'll enjoy fine food in relaxed surroundings at modest prices. The Baker's Wharfside. on Bodman 9TAPT5 TODAY BRICKTOWN SECAUCUS Place, will be open every eveningat 5 MENLO PARK CLIFTON Baker's Wharfside. Dining becomes MONTCLAIR a delight again tDGEWATER SHREWSBURY MORRISTOWN rpct i;
5 RESTAURANT BODMAN PLACE. RED BANK • 642-8300 ROUTE 33, fi«HlSTOWN • 44 CHANNEL DRIVE, PT PI EASANt BEACH « H9?-9(00 * 14 SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY. JANUARY 19.1979 Crosby: Casino Demand lifting of cap waiver order Association, said Burke's or- TRENTON (AP) - A coali- $1.7M per student a good thing der effectively precluded tion of New Jersey education ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Trenton Fires fatal to 6 across state groups yesterday demanded Linda Albert, president of wavers for about one-third of Resorts International is a good dents nave lost iheir homes state Education Commissioner the New Jersey Schuol Boards the state's 611 school districts •; the AaMtbtfe* Press County community of Mine corporation which has tried to within a 48-hour period in a Fred Burke to withdraw his Report Separate fires around New Hill killed two young brothers help this seashore resort and Hughes gpeaktt Jeney swept through two and a man aeries of fires which a local order limiting waivers for so deserves a permanent JAMESBURG (AP) - The instance upon judicial man- homes and a warehouse At the three-alarm ware- Hispanic group claims may be school district spending in casino license, board chair- problems and delays in enforc- agement information and the packed with oil drums early house fire in Elizabeth, three linked to casino gambling de- creases in the next academic- TRENTON - Sea I. man James U. Crosby said enormous volume and com- firetmaU helped spray water velopment year ing court ordered child support Gagttano, R-Mon Thursday, killing six persons yesterday plexity of judicial responsi Fire officials said yester- In a memo earlier this payments demonstrate 4he yesterday criticized in the house fires and destroy- to keep the fire from spreading biUties require a judicial data day that a three-alarm blaze "I think we're better month. Burke told school dis- need for a judiciary computer, the delay in enacting legUla- ing the storage facility to nearby tanks storing center and large-scale dedi- that destroyed a building at citizens than sometimes we're tricts he would not approve Chief Justice Richard J tisa to transfer $110 million A1 am house fire in Tren- gasoline and oil cated computer," Hughes told waivers in the 197t-80 school Hughes said yesterday cated cp, g from the Port Authority to ton killed a mother and her • •• Roosevelt Place early Sunday portrayed as," Crosby said "I "Modern judicial admmis a conference on the Legal sis- New Jersey. two of her three sons and • ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - was accidental, possibly think we compare very favor- year for any district that ex caused by a careless smoker ably ." ceededjpendingjifjrnore than (ration is dependent. jnthejirsi tltf fff Wo"*". In a letter to Port Author 4 3* am blaze In the Morris More than 130 apartment resi- tty Chairman Alan Sagner,] Sen GagUano noted that the hinds, which would be used for the purchase of com muter buses and related fa duties, were raised through a May 1*75 Increase in Port Authority tolls Sen. GagUano blamed the delay in the transfer of the $110 million to the "un necessarily complicated" piece of legislation which was drafted by the Port AII thority The legislation, which must be approved by both the New York and New Jer sey legislatures, has not been able to pass the New York state legislature. New York would also receive $120 million under the plan. Sen GagUano invited Mr Sagner and his staff to meel with the Senate and As sembly transportation com mittees to work out "a simple and direct plan for distribution of the $120 mil- lion." He reminded Mr. Sagner that the $120 million is needed to make New Jersey eligible for an additional $480 million In "desperately needed" federal transporta- tion funds. • •• Sen. Brian T. Kennedy, R-Monmouth and Ocean, in- troduced legislation which would permit a municipality or county to assign and place its welfare recipients in pub- Uc service jobs. Under the Kennedy pro- posal, anyone who refused to accept such work would be denied continued public as- sistance Sen. Kennedy said he in- troduced the legislation as a result of the "noble expen ment" by Mayor Joseph Malone of Bordentown, who established a program last August that required welfare recipients to work at munici pal jobs in exchange for their assistance checks Bordentown reduced its welfare rolls from 30 to sev en recipients during the four month lifetime of the pro- gram, which was ruled Il- legal by Superior Court Judge Alexander C, Wood III in November on the grounds that it violated state law. "This proves to me what I have always believed, that if ablebodied welfare reel pients are required to work to collect, they will find jobs on their own in private in dustry," Sen Kennedy as serted The Kennedy bill would exempt the aged, the ill, the handicapped and the mental ly or physically disabled • •• Gov. Brendan T. Byrne yesterday signed legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Richard Van Wagner and William Flynn, both D-Mon- mouth and Middlesex, which provides that the owner of hazardous substances trans- ferred to a public storage terminal, rather than the owner or operator of such a terminal, will be subject to i the tax under the "Spill S Compensation and Control Act." ••• The Assembly Oversight Committee yesterday voted to request postponement of a controversial state Depart- ment of Health plan to re- gionalize first aid services in New Jersey. Health Department spokesmen contended it would Improve emergency medical services, but repre- sentatives of first aid squads complained the proposal was costly and unnecessary • •• Gov. Byrne yesterday vetoed a bill that would have required the mileage of a motor vehicle to be recorded on a special sticker affixed to the vehicle after its an- nual safety inspection on the grounds that consumers were already protected by existing regulations ••• Sen. Garrett W. Hagedorn, R-Bergen, yester- day reiterated his call for a state transportation author- ity with powers to plan and execute mass transit pro- grams Democrats deny Healy pressured to quit
•y BOB ItUMLEY chairmanship Mr Hea on the eve of the county Demo- again challenged Mr Fiorino publican on the Township Wilson was appointed town- will be Rumors are rumors Township Committee insist M1DDLETOWN - Who, if ly opposed in 117/ and again crats' organuaiton meeting for the county Democratic Committee, the first time Mr ship attorney as expected are rumors " they ire more concerned with anyone, pressured Patrick [) last year in favor of John F last June 13 chairmanship, and again he Wilson was mentioned as a re- Asked pointWank whether Mr. Caliendo in tum has Mr Wilson's abilities as a law- Healy out of his tM.OOO-a-year Croddick, a Marlboro Town was reportedly supported by placement for Mr. Healy was rumors that he pressured vehemently denied any in- yer than with where he lives Not we, said the four Demo- Job at township attorney and ship Councilman Mr. Healy. But just before the at the Township Committee township Democrats to dump volvement in the township de- and say they voted for him crats on the Township Com- engineered his replacement by Not I, said Joseph P county Democralc voted for meeting Dec 26, when a mem- Mr Healy in favor of Mr cision to replace Mr Healy only because of his quali- mittee, who insist they voted William E. Wilson, an Ocean- Caliendo, local Democratic their 1978 officers, Mr Crod- ber of the audience asked Wilson, Mr Fiorino replied, with Mr Wilson fications for Mr Wilson's appointment port Democrat who has just leader, who, with Hazlel Dem- dick was persuaded by Mr about a rumor that Mr. Wilson "No comment ' "1 don't throw anyone out And Mr Wilson says he is purely on his qualifications reopened a law office in Mid- ocratic leader Francis X Caliendo and Mr Shields to would be appointed township But he quickly added. and I don't put anyone in," he concerned only with making and because of their concern dletown? Shields, reportedly persuaded withdraw his candidacy "in attorney Jan. 1. "That's absolutely false 1 said "You know. I don't have himself and the members of that the township get its 150,000 Not I, said John R Fjpnno, Mr. Croddick, narrowly de- the interests of party unity " don't interfere with townahip near as much power as they all his law firm useful to the town- worth At that time Mayor Robert county Democratic leader, feated by Mr Fiorlno In 1977, affairs and neither does the say I do," he added ship - 99 hours a week, if After conferring with other J. Eckert told the questioner whoae re-election to the party to withdraw his 197H challenge county It's not so and never The Democrats on the necessary In 1877 Mr Healy, president supporters, Mr Croddick de- that no decision had been of the Bayshore Democratic cided to withdraw, explaining. made on a township attorney Club, backed Mr Croddick's "They all feel that a united "In a caucus meeting fol- campaign to oust Mr Fiorino effort (in November) would be lowing that committee meet from the county Democratic the most beneficial to the par ing they decided to dump Hea chairmanship, presumably be- ly and put in Wilson," Mr Self ty" cause Mr Fiorino supported declared Joseph A. Hoffman, former After Mr Croddick's On Dec 29 Joseph R. Vuzzo state Commissioner of Labor withdrawal, the county Demo- received letters Irom Mr ' and Industry for the Demo- crats closed ranks behind Mr Wilson staling that because of cratic nomination for governor Fiorino and named him to his his upcoming appointment as to replace Brendan T Byrne fifth term as county Demo- township attorney, he would be At that time, Mr Healy and cratic chairman unable to continue to represent the Bayshore Democrats, aa Mr Healy, finishing his sec- Monmouth Cablevision Inc of well as Mr Caliendo, were ond year as township attorney, West Long Branch, which has backing Paul T Jordan, submitted his resignation to been awarded a cable TV mayor of Jersey City, for the the Township Committee in franchise in the township, and guberbatorial nomination December, giving up a post Seaco Entrpnses Inc , whose which had earned him and his In June 1977 Mr. Fiorino proposal for a health spa on law firm, Healy and Falk of township owned acreage be- defeated Mr Croddick for the Belford, as much as $75,000 a ocunty chairmanship by the hind Croydoh Hall, with a year inclusive of a 150,000 re township guarantee of funding, relatively narrow margin of taiher 268 voles to 221 is under consideration. . According to Commit- When the Township Com- Last year Mr. Croddick teeman Frank A Self, lone He mittee organized (or 1979. Mr William E JtkaCnMIrk Patrick D. Heily The Daily Register Lack of support forces " SHREWSBURY. NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 19 1979 15 withdrawal of fpot9 bill By MARK MAGYAR adults and al least another bill passed, reducing the penal- co-authored the Assembly ver- 10.000 juveniles are arrested ties for marijuana use from sion with former As- SlalekMH I •rrespoadrnt each year lor possession of the current maximum 1500 fine semblyman Peter Shapiro, D- Oceanport asks hearing • TRENTON - Sen Frank less than an ounce of mari- and six months in jail for Essei. Dodd withdrew his con- juana, and another 25.000 possession of 25 grams or less "The bill was approved by troversial bill to decriminalize adults apply to have their re- to a 1250 fine for 28 grams or the Assembly Judiciary Com- small amounts of marijuana cords expunged less. mittee 6-1. but I probably yesterday after a straw poll in It costs the state 1100 mil- Sen. Eugene J Bedell. D- won't bring it to the floor for at on regional health plan the Democratic caucus lion a year to handle those least a month or so until I see Monmouth and Middlesex, was showed less than eight votes cases, he said one ol the few senators to pub- what the psychological impact •y H1LDV McCURMKK Oceanport First Aid Squad act a public hearing Hospitals are and West Long Branch in nego- for passage "It there was an ostrich of licly support the Dodd bill of this defeat Is." Mr. Dowd OCEANPORT - BoroUKh as a taxi servile lor the slate. not necessarily in favor of the tiations But the Essex County Dem- the year award, we'd deserve "1 abhor the use of drugs as said Council has taken a strong Mr. Terwilligci said Services proposal, and this is one lime Mayor Sommers announced wcrat vowed to return with an- it tor not facing up to the much as the conservative "Generally, the Assembly stand against the state Health to the MiiimiiiiiiH would be al the state should consider tak other decriminalization pro tacts." Sen. Dodd said members of the Senate. but the tends to be a little more ven- Care Administration prupusal fecled ing their hands off the volun- that county officials have com- posal in six months, and Sen Dodd said he would facts are plain and simple,' turesome than the Senate, but to regionalize MMHMC) med Councilman Ralph C, teers, " the mayor continued pleted application forms for a warned his colleagues that form a study commission com- Sen. Bedell said "A very size- the other side of the coin is that leal services which arc cur Marra agreed, staling that the G. Stephen Ingram, Department of Environmental marijuana "isn't going to go posed of "legislators, repre- able portion of society who the Assembly comes up for rently handled by local volun proposal is a continuing ef- borough attorney, was asked Protection (DEP) permit for away " sentatives of the Attorney Gen- have voting rights do not be- election this year and the Sen- teer first aid squads fort by the slate to lake over by council to draw up a resolu- slope protection work at the "Marijuana is a permanent eral's office, a couple prose- lieve that this is a social evil, ate doesn't," he said. Councilman victor the (irsl aid services in the tion asking state authorities end of Drive Way. adjacent to feature of the American land- cutors, and maybe a judge" to and the older generation can- Terwilliger 3d. at last nlght'l state " for a public hearing on the Goose Neck Bridge "The scape," Sen. Dodd asserted The Dowd bill provides a report to the legislature on the not — and should not — stand Borough Council meeting de- 11 is, another area of g0V' proposal, and making them county has been trying to do "Whether we like it or not, it's mandatory minimum fine of decriminalization issue by in the way" scribed the proposal as "a po- eminent Intervention in an aware of Oceanport's opposi- something about slope protec- here^Two generations have summer $50 and a maximum of (250 for tion for residents of the area, Both of Monmouth County's possession of 28 grams or less litical game to take volunteers area Ihej knov. very lillle tion grownup smoking marijuana He also introduced a bill but unfortunately the DEP In- Republican senators. Brian T on first offense, and the penal- out of the system " He laid 111 about." added Councilman Council passed a resolution Kids today think there's noth- yesterday that would require terceded, and made them go Kennedy and S. Thomas ties double for the second of- regions throughout I he lUU Robert J Olsen authorizing continued partici- ing wrong with it "all schools supported wholly through an extensive applica- Gagliano. opposed the Dodd fense Seventy-five percent of would be established around i Mayor Clemen! V Sum- pation in discussions with Re- "This bill will pass, not to- or in part by public monies" to tions process," the mayor said bill They (eared llitiit the fines collected would be resource hospital Mailed In liters explained that the feder- gional Resource Recovery day certainly, but six months conduct classes for primary Water is seeping dangerlously decriminalizalion would be used to fund a drug education paramedics, under I In pro al government has made limit ..Committee representatives from now, a year from now. school students that would pro- close to at least one privately- construed as a "stamp of ap program in the schools under posal Local first aid iQUAdl available to states that imple- The committee seeks lo in- within our tenure in the legisla- vide "basic information on owned, parcel of land, he said proval" and that it would lead the Dowd proposal would be dispatched In nun ment the program But In- terest towns in adopting or- ture', we are going to have lo alocholic drinks, cigarettes, gency medical atrvict pel dinances mandating separa- to increased marijuana use added. They don't understand Council authorized read vole for decriminalization." he marijuana and drugs, includ- Mr Dowd contended that sonnel. he said tion of newspapers from trash volunteer services in New Jer vertislng for two new police asserted "Two million New ing their potentially adverse The failure of the Dodd bill marijuana use has "not in- The borough will participate in The proposal, he main sey and federal officials are cars. Two bids received were Jerseyans smoke marijuana, effects " could have an adverse effect creased measurably" in the It) not cognizant of them negotiations on the proposal, tamed, would result in "local rejected, one for technical rea- and I can't believe that two Most opponents of on the Assembly states, including New York the mayor said This munici- units, spending more time nut The politicians prefer sons, and the second because million New Jerseyans are decriminalization have ex- decnminalization bill, said As- and California, that have pality would join Little Silver, of town than in town money lo the \olunleer.s' ef- the bid price was more than criminals " pressed fear-that marijuana semblyman William F Dowd. enacted decriminalization Monmouth Beach. Shrewsbury "I don't want to sec the forts II is unusual mil to have was budgeted for the cars Sen Dodd said that 10.500 use would increase if the Dodd R-Monmoulh and Oceaji. who laws State weighs dates for Marlboro withdrawal hearing Dr Roy Unger, school super- By«KM*\ DILI I H terday, the local boards tiad example. I believe you get tion opposing Marlboro's Marlboro petitioned the Howell's withdrawal The not been informed of the three intendent, said a delay of the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Two of those dates arc Feb more state aid." he noted withdrawal Both qualified their slate Department of Educa- state Board of Review is re- possible dates, Mr - Hughes hearing until mid-February — County Superintendent n( 20 and 21 Mr Hughes, noted Dr. Unger said that a refer- opposition by stating that if tion to withdraw from the quired to hold a public hearing noted was due to a death in Mr Schools Milton Hughes said lie Hid he did not recall lite endum, if held, would take Marlboro is allowed to Freehold Regional District on the petitions to determine if . Thomas' family yesterday that three possible third date According to Mr. "1 don't know if the local place sometime next fall • pos- withdraw, then Colls Neck last October, on the grounds they should be allowed to go to boards will have a right to . Dr. Unger also noted that should be allowed to withdraw dates have been recommended IIuntil's Mr Thomas will have sibly October, or most likely. that it would like local control public referendum okay the date, or will just have although It was not directly to a state official fur heat ings to cleat them with stale He December. Dr. Unger said if of its high school. In Novem- The referendum must be view Board attorney! before to accept it. but 1 think it there staled at a joint meeting last on Marlboro s petition lo "Should the referendum Marlboro's petition is ap- ber, Howell filed a petition lo approved by a majority ol vot- withdraw from the Freehold one is finally selected He said is a serious conflict, the date Thursday. Joseph Zack, assis- pass, the commissioner would proved, Colts Neck would have withdraw from the district ers in a withdrawing district Regional High School district Mr Thomas had suggested could be changed." he con- tant state commissioner of decide when the reorganiza- to wail until'the Marlboro pro- The seven other municipal plus a combined majority of several other dates which tinued "There were other Controversies and Disputes. cedure is completed before it Mr Hughes said UK dates tion would occur," Dr Unger Hies in the district oppose the voters 'in the other com- were inconvenient for the su- dates he suggested, but my did imply the case would go to could proceed to withdraw were recommended to August continued "The reorganiza- petition of Marlboro Those munities in the district This perintendent secretary talked to htm, not I referendum "Colts Neck is in limbo right Thomas, a hearing officer wilh tion could take place one, two districts are Howell, requirement 4s being Those dates were not free for now. said Dr. linger the state Department ol Once the dale is de- "Mr Zack said that the or three yerars from now," Maqalapan. Englishtown, challenged in the courts. Education, during a telephone us" slate provides certain -incen- The Colts Neck school termined, Mi Thomas will "The state will only allow Freehold, Freehold Township, Each withdraw! petition conversation with the super Al a Colts Neck Board of tives tor deregionalization - if board and the Township Com- contact the local school boards one district at a time to Farmingdale and Colts Neck will be considered separately intendenl's secretary Wednes- involved in the case As of \ es Education meeting last night. you go to a K to 12 district, for mittee have passed a resolu- withdraw," he noted Six municipalities oppose by state officials Year-long birthday party begins BELMAR - The Family after much work by Mrs practically social events in Since its rather in- counseling service, a home vis- and Children\ Service of Muii Kvaiisaniltlic ageni) that the Long Branch where the are auspicious beginning in 1909. iting service for the elderly, a mouth County (K&l'S) began a building that still houses the agenc> started the agency has grown from a retired senior citizens pro- year-long celebration of the •gene) was opened, Mrs Mrs Evans was involved in small group of Long Branch gram, a wilderness program, agency's 70th year last night Dutcher said the formation of many agency women to a nine-service, an adoption program, credit with a banquet honoring Jong Mrs Dutcher also remenv programs, started auxilaries three-office agency serving all counseling, a home health aide time agency board member bereS the early days when and was a zealous fund raiser. - of Monmoulli t imnu service for homemakers, a Mrs Gertrude "Mac" Evans meetings of the ageno were Mrs Dutcher said Us programs include a camping program and a coun- al the Barclay here seling service lomnwed moth- Mrs. Evans, a Long Branch ers. resident, was an active mem Many ol these programs ber ol the agency's board of Authority must revise are descendents ol services ot- directors for 43 years The tered in the agency's early wile of retired Superior Court years, Mrs. Dutcher said. Judge Alton V Evans. Mrs In accepting the plaque Evans served as board BTttl purchasing procedures Mrs Evans expressed her ap- dent from 1958 lo Dti preciation to everyone in- LONt; BRANCH - The by the the federal General Ser- Most of the authority's fun- Mrs. Olivia Dutcher. ol volved in the agency and said Long Branch Housing Author- vices Administration (GSA). ding comes Jrom the Depart- Fair Haven, made a presenta- she took great pleasure in ity should discontinue its prac- The housing authority has, ment of Housing and Urban tion speech that spotlighted serving the agency and the tice ol awarding contracts to in the past, awarded some con- Development (HUD). Mrs. Evans' contributions lo community. /federally approved vendors tracts lo USA approved ven- The authority had been the agency before presenting The banquet also included without firs! putting them out dors without putting them out awaiting a legal determination her with a commemorative the agancy's annual meeting plaque. for competitive bidding, lo bid Agencies ol the federal on the procedure belore con- George lien, authority at- government may legally and the election of ollicers In her speech. Mrs tracting out lor several needed torney, has advised bypass bidding requirements Elcted. were Mrs Charles Dutcher jeqalled February of supplies when awarding contracts to Werber, president; Mrs. Hen- 1957 when Mrs Evans con- The contrail procedure has Mr. Cieri advised the au- the l.SA approved companies. ry Weber, vice president. M tacted the mayor ol Long been under study by Mr Cieri thority on Wednesday that the James Berg, second vice presi- 70 YEARS YOUNG — Mrs. Alton V. Evans, right, is congratulated on her 43 Branch who agreed lo sen since November, when one au Mr Giddiu had questioned practice ol using GSA vendors dent, Mrs. Jamesilirluw sic years of service to the 70-year-old Family and Children's Service of Mon- the.m some property,,on Bath thonly comiirtsMoiici. Stephen whether the Lung Branch should be curtailed,-»nd that relary, Alan Wehrenberg, mouth County by, left to right, Mrs. George Scheuti, president; Mr. Richard Avenue for II. ' Giddio, questioned the author- Housing Authority could con- all future contracts should fol- treasurer, and James Leo. as E. Repert, executive director and Mrs. Charles Schook, board member, at o It was three years later. ity's use of vendors approved sider itself a federal agency low the regular procedures. sistanl treasurer dinner In ber honor last night at the Barclay, Belmar. Cowboys will be crushed by strong arms
Aa AP 8a*rts Aaalytto They'll win because of the big game glint in Franco Harm' Jack Lambert is taking on his cigarettes Under that cap, MIAMI - The PllUburgh Sleelers will win Super Bowl XIII eyes He runs best when it counts most, the reason he's been top behind those dark glasses, Lambert's been wearing his game became of the confident Jut to Terry Bradshaw's jaw. He rusher in 11 of the 13 postseason games he's played Steelers' Advantages face all week always had the arm; now he's armed with awareness They'll win because of we've-got-ilmade smiles on the faces They'll win because of the muscular strut of safety Don of wide receivers Lynn Swann and John Stallworth, who believe Shell, member of a secondary that besides playing pass protec- that if one is double covered the other is under-covered Greene, who decided two seasons ago to cut his weight from 275 tion is most physical against the run They'll win because of the quiet calm of tight end Randy pounds to 2(0 to offset the advance of years and stay a force in They'll win because of the playoff groove found by Grossman, who's never been a big name but has never dropped the Steeler still-strong front piacekKker Roy Gerela, who labored through the regular one in a big game They'll win because of the businesslike approach of line season but booted two field goals in the rain against Houston in They'll win because of the treelike girth in the arms of backer Jack Ham, a boy-next-door whose quickness, smarts and the AFC title game center Mike Webster, All Pro oddity in an unsung offensive line very hard nose make him perhaps the best in football at his They'll win because it's Super Bowl XIII, what better Sports number for a team that's turned it around in this decade after 40 that's one of the smallest — and best — in the game position 16 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1979 They'll win because of the slim hips of defensive tackle Joe They'll win because of those tight puffs middle linebacker years of bad luck Irish shake USF; UCLA fouls out SOUTH BEND, lnd. (AP) - Sophomore Orlando Woolridge Arizona's scoring was led by the nucleus of center Larry led Notre Dame in scoring with 18 points and in rebounding with Demic, who had 20 points, and Joe Nehls and Russell Brown seven the lop-ranked Irish routed San Francisco 88-69 in college with 19and 1Hrespective i> basketball Arizona led 40-35 at the half and wenl to 53-42 in the second Five other Irish players finished in double figures as Notre half Dame raised its record to 10-1. Illlnis 81, Wisconsin 74 Doug Jemison and freshman Guy Williams had 21 points MADISON, WIs - With guard Mark Smith scoring 15 apiece for the Dons, 13-4, with Williams getting 17 of those in the points, fourth-ranked Illinois survived a career-high 25-point second half production from Wisconsin's l.arry Petty and earned a Big Ten The Irish took a commanding 205 point advantage by Conference victory over the Badgers scoring 12 consecutive points Woolridge, who was 9-for-13 from The Illini (16-1) twice built 12-point leads in the second half the field for the game, had six points in the streak that ended Rob Judson and Derek Holcomb sandwiched field goals around with 10:2t left in the half a Neil Bresnahan free throw to halt a Wisconsin comeback and San Francisco never drew closer than II points before the make it 73-64 with 2 17 left intermission and trailed 40-27 at halftime Indiana SI M.WIrhlU SI K4 A 12 foot jumper by Mike Mitchell gave Notre Dame its WICHITA, Kan - l.arry Bird matched his nation-leading biggest lead at 52 M, capping a 12-2 scoring burst which included scoring average of 31 points to propel fifth-ranked Indiana State six points by Kelly Tripucka past Wichita Slate in Missouri Valley Conference basketball The Dons made one burst, cutting their deficit to 52-38 with 9 The victory was the 15th straight without a loss (or the straight points but never pulled closer than seven points. Sycamores, who top the MVC with aiili mark "We came out with same defensive igressiveness which got Bird, a Moot 9 senior, sat out seven minutes of the first half us the big lead In the first half," Notre Dame Coach Digger when he got into foul trouble, but Ins teammates didn't seem to Fhelps said "I think we did a great job of controlling (Bill) miss him Cartwrlghl 1 still think he should be a strong candidate for Mlrhlgai SI. 81, ladlaaa M player of the year EAST LANSING, Mich - Michigan State's Earvin John- Cartwrighl, San Francisco's 7 foot 1 center, was held to nine son, the key to the Spartans' up-and-down fortunes all season, points. Phelps said the key to controlling Cartwright was scored 20 points in the second half as sixth-ranked MSI) stormed forcing the Dons into a full court offense. from behind to down Indiana in Big Ten basketball Johnson sat out all but six minutes of the first half after ArtitM 71, UCLA II picking up three fouls earl) TUCSON, Ariz. - John Smith made only one point but hit He watched from the bench as MSf blew a six-point lead the second shot of a two-shot foul to give Arizona an upset and Indiana took a 35-31 halftinie advantage. victory over third-ranked UCLA in Pac-10 Conference basket- Lrakwllle 81, (inrlnniil 77 ball. CINCINNATI - Junior forward Darrell Griffith had 23 Smith made his shot with six seconds left after being fouled points and freshman forward Scooter Mi (ray hit 22 to lead No.7 by UCLA's David Greenwood as he went inside for a layup with ranked University of Louisville to a Metro Conference victoty six seconds left over the University of Cincinnati Greenwood tried a jumper with two seconds left but missed Louisville. 14-3 won its first conference game Cincinnati, GOOD HANDS - Notre Dame's Rich Brannlng (12) during first half action between the No. 1 ranked and Arizona got the rebound, sealing the victory for the Wild- paced by senior center Pat Cummings with 30 points, sank to 4-8 defends agolnst San Francisco's Ken McAHster (21) Irish and hot challeng|r USF cats. and is winless in three conference games. Eagle gals roll; Carew will join Angels Lancer boys fall MIDDLETOWN - Middletown South High School's girls' if Twins are satisfied basketball team posted a big victory when the Eagles disposed of Shore power St. Rose, 51-43 yesterday ANAHEIM, Calif (AP) - California Angels General Man outfielder Ken l.amlreaux. infielder Dave Chalk, and left ager Buzzie Bavasi has finished half the task with rathei handed pitcher Ken Hretl Right handed pitchers Paul Hartzell The victory boosted South's record to H. The Purple Roses surprising ease — signing Rod Cari'w — hut now fact's what and liyar Miller also hate IMTII Mieulioned are now 11-2 on the season promises to be the difficult parr of the job Mary Gilligan pumped in six points as the Eagles jumped Minnesota was willing to take San Franciso first baseman After Carew signed an Angels' agreement yesterday, be out to a 1713 first quarter lead. St Rose, with Mary Manutti Mike Ivie, outfielder Jim Dwyer and pitcher Phil Nastu in trade Ueved to call for some $4 million over five years. Kavasi made hitting for five points closed the gap to one point at the half lor (are* liul Carew, using the veto allowed him as a 10-year plans to fly East to try to work out a trade with Minnrsma Twins veteran, did he preferred to remain in the AI. and turned down South center Cheryl Smack collected eight third quarter owner Calvin Griffith for the rights In the seven time American Ihalliaiic pouits as her team went up for good, 39-31 Gilligan was high league batting champion scorer for South with It points. Smack added 15 Mary Beth < iriw, who will become a free agent following the 1979 Bowler led the Purple Roses with 19. Pat Brennan added 11 A stumbling block in the negotiations between the Twins and season if he remain! with the Twins, asked to be traded to a St. Rose 13 11 7 12-43 Angels apparently centers on California third baseman Cine) West Coast team Lansford, who hit 294 as a rookie last year Minnesota wants Middletown South 17 8 14 12-51 Lansford included in, the trade for Carew. but the Angels hsvc St. Joia Vlmey 17, St. Mary's (KA) 14 declared him untouchable SOUTH AMBOY - The Lancers placed four girls in double figures as they coasted past St. Mary's for their fourth win of Carew said after signing the contract — with a contingent > Bridgnian tally toe season. clause dependent on the successful conclusion of • California Minnesota deal — that he was optimistic he would be wearing St. John Vianney, with Martha Lutkewitte hitting for six an Angels' uniform this year pouits, jumped out to a 16-7 first quarter lead. Maureen Fry "If the deal goes through with the Twins. I'm looking helps Flyers tie pumped in five points as the Lancers (4-10) took a.12 point lead at the half forward to coming put here and doing my part In helb Hie Angels win a pennant." the 33-year-old first baseman said Tin- Justine Keating was high scorer (or SJV with 14 points. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mel Bridgman scored with 16 contract part is over and done with, and I'm happy Now it's all Lulkewitte hit for |3. Fry had 12 and Lisa Fedenci added ' seconds remaining to play to lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-4 up to California to try tosatisfy the Twins I in optimistic Kate WLsniewski collected 21 points for St. Mary's (5-8) lie with the Buffalo Sabres last night Si John V 16 14 20 17^-67 Although neither the Angels nor Carew would divulge the Bhdgman's game saver came on the Flyers' first rush ijler terms of his contract, it would make him one of DBSeball's SI Mary's (SA) 7 11 8 8-34 ;oalie Wayne Slephenaon at 19 HI to put an extra skater highest paid players t i niil the final iriinut••. Buffalo appeared headed for a St. Hose Si, St. Joha Vlaney 42 "1 wasn't really looking too much at being the highest paid 4-3 victor) aflei Derek Smith stole the puck from Flyers ace BELMAR - St. Rose High School put together a spurt in the player in baseball," Carew said "1 jusl wanted to be proper!) Bobby Clarke and scored at 7 30 third quarter and went on to defeat SI. John Vianney, 55-42, in compensated, just wanted to be happy The Angels have made boys basketball last night. Philadelphia opened the scoring with Don Saleski's goal at me very happy", 13 26 of the first period Hick Martin tied the score twp minutes The game marked the season debut of Lancer guard Kevin Jerry Simon, Carew's agent, was asked if the contrail with later after taking a pass from Gil Perreault Flanagan Flanagan had been out with a leg injury, but his the Angels would put his client in the same financial neighbor- return seemed tp make little difference. The Flyers went ahead again in the second period on Anjjre hood with Pete Rose, the former Cincinnati .star whu signed a Dupont's goal, liul the Satires came back with goals from The Purple Roses (64), paced by a balanced scoring attack, reported four-year, $3 2 million free-agent contrail willi the Perreault ami Jim Schoenfcld for a 3-2 lead With 3^ minutes took a 16-12 first quarter lead Their four-point advantage Philadelphia Phillies left in the period, Flyer Bob Kelly tied it again remained the same at the half, but St. John Vianney hit a dry spell in the third quarter and St. Rose went on to outscore them, 'I think that's probably a lair statement, 1 don't know of a The Me was tin- third straight at home for the Flyers, and it 14 5 Tom Dempsey led the surge with six points better contract," said Simon. "It's very substantial " marked the first time m seven years that they had gone three straight at the Spectrum without a win Dempsey went on to take game scoring honors with 17 Carew, who has played for Minnesota since 1967, has a :i:t4 points Ken Dooley hit for 13 and Kevin Judge added 12. career batting average, highest among active players His hcsi i Ivcrs remained in third place in the Patrick Division year was in 1977 when he won the AI. Must Valuable Playei It. i«4» vMwwr c «i of the NFI. with u 22-15-9 The Sabres are now 17-11-11 tertfduotil M I, SriethonS-O-10, Norton} 1-7, W«ldon 141. Bills I 0 1. Copone award, hitting 388 — the majors' hlgheat since Ted Williams gro 11*. Honogon U-J. Cowltr 10*. Corty W-0. OAmbrotlo 04 0. Kelly 07? * Rtfltlir »*»lo Oy Lorry Ptrrto Wtlwwi Q4-4 TOTALS 174-11 had the same average in 1957 . Sports Transactions U.IMWI NOT ENOUGH - St Rose defender Megan Now that the Angels have come to terms with Carew, the •ASEIALL Fornlcolo l-O-l. P MCConn 044. aurkhordi 044. Doolty }-]-!}. Lortnto 444, Sweeney (25) tries to stop Cheryl Smack (35) of Twins apparently have a certain amount of leverage working CLEVELAND INDIANS- E™"r»o' ihT^'nlrocI of Anort Thornton ,,,„ S7 17. F»r«ii04-O. Rt«ol«l. R McCom 044 TOTALS nil SS Middletown South.from getting her shot off, but Dowman througti th* mi woion SI John vlonnty 11 II-« for them in their demands of California NEW YORK YANKEES-EiUmlM tr» coniroci ol Willie RoMolpK. ucond ll-Si Smack is just too powerful Bavasi earlier proposed a package that included California bowman through thrlfuteaton ^Doomsday Defense'will dump Steelers
Ai AP Spwtl AMlyils REALLY controls a National Football League playoff game. - arc heavily in Dallas' favor The punting games balance out TORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The Dallas Cowboys will The Cowboys lead the NFL in the sacked-sack category but in the critical field goal department Roy Gerela has hit only .become the first team to win three Super Bowls Sunday because (defensive sacks minus offensive sacks) with a plus-25 reading. 46 percent to 61 percent for Rafael Septien Doomsday Defense will shackle Franco Harris and harass Pittsburgh was second with 19 more sacks than the opposition Cowboys' Advantages Terry Bradshaw into fatal mistakes. This means Bradshaw, the Steeier All-Pro quarterback, will < owbtys Are Ctokla' The Cowboys, champions of the National Conference, are be spending his day dodging Handy White, Harvey Martin, Ed Dallas Is on a hot streak with eight straight victories, field goal underdogs against Pittsburgh, the American Con- Jones and l.arry Cole, not to mention the blitzing Cowboy and feel they have a special answer for him this time. Harris .averaging 29.8 points in the last six quarters of the playoffs ference kings, but the game should be a tossup linebackers Bradshaw will have to scramble and that's a hard won't be able to go inside or outside without a shadow. Perhaps the biggest factor is motivation The Cowboys fell For example, there were five common opponents Dallas way to win games Pittsburgh's great defense will be facing the best third-down they were physically intimidated in Super Bowl X in a 21-17 loss was 5-1. splitting with Los Angeles. Pittsburgh was 4-1, losing to Best Rush Defense team in football The Cowboys converted 50.6 percent ol third to the Bteelers This was the year of the "Dirty Dozen" rookies Los Angeles Dallas has the best rush detente in football, yielding only downs to 48.1 percent for the Sleelers Third downs separate the "We had peach ta then," says Cowboy middle linebacker Dallas, which has in incredible 21-5 record against AFC 1076 yards per game Harris burned Dallas for 179 yards winners and losers. Bob Breunig "We have beards now Pittsburgh is the one which teams, has the edge In the vital statistics - the bottom line that rushing two years ago but tin- Cowboys have studied that film The kicking game - about 30 percent of a football matchup is grins to he Intimidated " Clark takes SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 19 1979 The [My RegMV 17 Shore Regional Lombardi extends streak The Titans improved their Allan, J » WEST LONG BRANCH - Unl- J Shore Regional High School's overall mark to 24-1 by surprise Stori«*fl tl.KU. Mart tn II wrestling team extended its Mill II in IH Q, WIM t—* '• 101 - Morio L««y (Ml winning streak to seven games Ml - K*n Htnn IMS) by toritlt ,rtl(e. I U HOUSTON f AP) - A> i M, M»-pound high school pole IM-T Griffin IMI d ChrttWwnock. I«-G«IM-GaaaClrfalalSlaC v by battering Monmouth Re- IM US - IIIllIl Koltllou m IS) a. 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CORNELL heart surgery and suffered a In observance ol the Week of Prayer which begins Tight, of course, myself large- in the global extent and pace of the Lord made a mistake" in Long, inner struggle and an bout with yjroal cancer, had Thursday and terminates on Jan -15, two ecumenical ly, because 1 had grown up his visits, travelling 347,8(4 making Kimball church preii extraordinary round of prayer "seemed Ifliely to be pretty services will be held lor the Atlantic Highlands area. with this thought that Negroes miles in office for meetings, dent "unless he knew that I led to the decision to admit much a caretaker adminis- The first service will be conducted Thursday al Central should not have Ike priesthood speeches and dedications in didn't have any sense and blacks to the Mormon tration," observes William B. Baptist Church, E. Highland Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, at and I was prepared to go all North and South America, Eu- would just keep on working " priesthood, relates church Smart, editor of the church- 7:11 p.m. under the direction of the Rev Harry W Kraft, the rest of my life till my death rope, Africa, Asia, Australia His secretary, D Arthur president Spencer W Kimball. owned daily newspaper, the pastor of the church. The guest speaker will be the Rev. and fight tor it and defend it as and New Zealand Haycock, says of him: "He's He says the answer came so Deseret News Henry P Davis Jr, pastor of St Paul's Baptist Church, It was Asked if didn't get tired relentless He never, never Atlantic Highlands clear it couldn't be questioned But Smart adds that in- shaking hands, he said, "You The leader of the Church of stead, Kimball's "adminis- "But this revelation and as- A fellowship hour will follow the services The public is surance came to me so dearly know I milked cows all my life Says Kimball: "It helps you Invited to attend Jesus Christ of Latter-day tration has been, simply and so I could do that I don't get an awful lot if you see the fun Saints, in its official weekly, unequivocally, the most thai th«re was no question The concluding ecumenical service wil be conducted in about it " tired" in things " St Agnes Church on Jan 25, at 7 30 p m . conducted by Church News, last week gave dynamic five-year period the the first detailed description of church has seen since its early Besides Kimball's mi Rev Michael J Lease plementalion of that definitive Jewish groups organizing PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the soul-searching process formative years." RED BANK - The major form Temple, Tinton Falls. which resulted last June > in The historic highlight of turnabout, his administration Skrewstary also has included an array of Jewish organizations of the Congregation Beth Shalom, Eleven new members will be received during the Sun- the abrupt change in the that period was the church's Greater Red Bank area have Red Bank; United Jewish Ap- church's racial policy dramatic change in the rules other church strides, includ day morning worship at 10 JO am Both the children's and ing joined together to form the peal; Women's Division United the adult choir will sing, and a special coflee hour will It happened, he says, after of its priesthood, closed to Presidents Council of Jewish Jewish Appeal, Israel Bonds; he had spant days in lonely blacks since the church was Plans for or completion of follow the worship five new temples, about a third OrganUatioiB of the Greater Red Bank Hadassah; National prayer about it in the church's founded in 1830, but under the The Rev David P Muyskens' church pastor, will speak as many as the 17 built in the KedJ?ank Area Council of Jewish Women, the on "The Church Militant " temple in Salt Lake City, fol- new decree, opened to "all Sisterhood, Men's Club and lowed by an unusually ex- worthy males regardless or Ss*s*er W. Kimball church's previous 144 years, The members of the Coun- The Senior High Youth Fellowship will meet Sunday simplified methods of collect- cil, each organization being United Synagogue Youth afternoon to watch the Super Bowl game their weekly tended gathering there of his race or color " Chapter of Congregation B'nai Council of 12 Asked about the particular seriously and thoughtfully and ing geneological data. Impor- represented by its president, meeting will be held following the game to discuss "Who prayerfully 1 asked the 12 mil tant in the church's teachings are: Israel; and the Sisterhood, Ami?" "I knew that the time had circumstances which pro Brotherhood and Senior Youth come," says KimbaJl, 81, Who duced the change, Kimball re- to go home when the lime Monmouth Lodge. B'nai FIRST BAPTIST came I said, Now would you Also extensive reorganiza- B'rith; Congregation B'nai Is- Group of Monmouth Reform Red Ink | is considered prophet, seer and counted that it came about al- tion of the church's top govern- Temple ter he had spent long vigils by be willing to remain in the rael. Rumson, Monmouth Re- Shining Light, the youth musicial ministry of the First chief revelator of God's con- 1 ing bodies, clarifying various temporary will for the 4-mil- himself at the Salt LaKe City temple with us" ' And they Baptist Church of Red Bank, will present a concert on were." ecclesiastical responsibilities; Sunday at 7 p.m lion-member church Temple He said a 36 percent increase in the He disclosed the details in "I went to the temple alone, At the close of the extended King of Kings Lutheran Church The group will present "The Apostle," a musical wit- session, he said, I offered the number of church mis- ness of the life of the Apostle Paul an hour-arid a half group In- and especially on Sundays and sionaries, up from 17,500 to Saturdays when there were not final prayer and 1 told the Lord Cherry Tree Farm 1 Harmony Hoidi Shining Light is composed o( 40 junior and senior high terview for a special issue of 27,400: growth in worldwide XJULA/ Mlddlelown, N.J. the church publication, com- organizations In the temple, if it wasn't right, If he didn't school students from the Red Bank area. The group has want this change to come in membership from 3.3 million been performing for five years, touring churches in the memorating his first five years when I cituhl have It alone It to 41 million in the period, and in office They have been went on (or some time as 1 was the church that I would be true "i Worship Services: county with a yearly religious concert This year, a week- to It all the rest of my life, and institution of mass media end tour to New England is planned marked by major gains In searchilng for this, because 1 methods of spreading the - 8 AM 9:15 AM 10:45 AM wanted to be sure." I'd fight the world against It Each year a love offering Is received which supports church membership, construc- Gospel Sunday School: Then, he added, came a (any change) if that's what he various protects This year the group has chosen to support tion of temples and missionary "meeting of the Council of the wanted "Lengthen your strides," 9 15 AM the First Baptist parsonage restoration and to establish a expansion 1! in the temple on the regular "We had this special prayer he advises his people fund to award scholarships to members to attend music His presidency, coming af- William Hanson, Pastor. 671-3348 day. We considered this very circle. Then 1 knew the time yuu ken your pace ' camp at the Baptist Conference at Greenlake, Wise ter he had undergone open- Directors of Shining Light are Steven and Jean Buckley of Eatontown The accompanist is Sue Six, also of Eaton- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OF EATONTOWN town. The group officers are Linda Earle and Dan West, both 76 Wyckoff Rd Robert W Reed Pastor ASSEMBLIES Of GOD 542-0706 Services. 9 30 and 11 AM Sunday of Red Bank, co-chairmen, Barbara Jo Moore of Litle School. 9 30 A M Silver, secretary, and Sue Six, treasurer CALVARY CHAPEL MUST ASSEMBLY OF 000 RELIGIOUS SERVICES | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of MATAWAN Allaillr Highball Rev Dean Harrison. Pastor, 220 Sycamore R1 34. Pastor Michael R Mlfer 566-2663 Scott Hinkle, a former drug addict who has been cured Ave , Shrewsbury. 741-0048 10:00 AM Sun- Worship service 10 AM Sunday School (Nurs- of drug addiction through religion and is now a full-time day school. Sunday services 11 00 A M and ery - 8th grade) 10 A M 7 00 P M Wed 8PM minister, will speak at Calvary Chapel, Navesink Avenue, ST. JOHN'S LITTLE SILVER KING Of KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH on Sunday at 7:30 p.m Point Road 741 7826 The Rev Ronald Jaynes, Qierry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds Mtddlelown. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of RED BANK Rev Hinkle, who was raised in the Shore area, was Rector Sunday Euchansls 8 9 30.11 30 Sunday Services B,9 15. 10 45 AM Church School and Nursery 9 30 Tower Hill Harding Road. Red Bank. Dr graduated Irom the National Institute for Christ (or the BAPTIST Gerald S Mills, Senior Pastor. Worship Services Nations in Dallas. Texas, and has worked with a street 9 & 11 A M Church School & Nursery 9 & 11 ST. THOMAS, RED BANK ministry in Denver, Col. and, with his wife, has worked with AM the New Life for Girls project in Arizona and Mississippi CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Of MATAWAN Corner East Sunsel & Bridge Ave . Red Bank 747 1039 Rev Fr E B Scott. Sun 9 AM Hoi* METHODIST Rev. Hinkle is also affiliated with the Full Gospel SBC. 485 Lloyd Rd Pastor Elmer Vogelsang Bible sludy. 9 45am Sunday worship services Eucharist Sunday School 9AM Wed 9AM Fellowship of Churches and Ministers International FIRST PRESBYTERIAN AT RUMSON. 11 am and 6pm Wed prayer service 8pm Park Ave andE River Road 842-0429 Sunday HOLY TRINITY EVANGELICAL I.I'IHKKAN 583-9 759 TRINITY CHURCH, MATAWAN ATLANTIC HIGHUNDS/NAVHINK Worship Services 9 45 A M Nursery available Red Bask RyerslaneCotlRI 79)591-9210 TheReverend Church School for all ages 9 30 A M Rev UNITED METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Robert R Slrohl. a member of the stall of the COITS NICK BAPTIST CHURCH George M Jaeger' Rector SAM Holy Foster "Skip" Wilson Meeting in Atlantic Grange. Meyer's Mill Road Eucharist 10 AM Family F.uchanst Nursery & Third and Gariield Avenues Atlantic Highlands Division tor Parish Services of the Lutheran Ohurch in Sunday School 9 10 30 AM Church Worship America, will be the guest minister at the Sunday worship Bible sludy 9 45am Sunday worship services Church School 11am and 7pm, Wed prayer service 8 15 11AM Monmouth Avenue. Navesink Church UNCROFT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN service at M am Immediately following the service, there Worship 9 30 A M Sunday School 11 A M Rev p m Fully graded music program Rev John Everett Road and West Front Street. 741 8921 TRINITY CHURCH, RED BANK John P Wood. Pastor 291 0485 will be a coffee hour sponsored by the Lutheran Church LindSey paslor 544-0149 Worship and Church School at to AM Rev Women The public is invited to attend 65 Wesl From Si Red Bank Traditional Harold Turner (VANGfUCAl FREE BAPTIST Episcopal services Sunday 8 a.m , 9 15 am CHRIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST and 11 00. Church School 9 15am Rev Meeting at the United Melhodisl Church. 110? T,00 Ridge Rd Fan Haven in the beautiful F H Canon Charles H Best. Rector, 741-4581 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT SHREWSBURY Ocean Avenue Sea Bright 988-7962 7 30 P M Fields Rev Charles I Williams. Pastor Sunday worship Rev John Rilenbury 741-0234 741-3009 Church School 930 352 Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury. 747-3557 Meeting tonight Morning Worship 11 00 A M Holy Communion Church school 9 AM Adult class 9 AM Service first Sunday of each month Sunday Service 10 30 A M Nursery available FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONG BRANCH 501 Bath Ave 229-1453. Sunday School 9 30 GREEK ORTHODOX on plant 'threat' AM Morning Worship 11AM Youlh groups 6 UNITED METHODIST/PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE WESTMINSTER P M Eve worship 7 15 Rev Nicholas Salios 76 Wyckoft Rd . Eatontown Harold P Johnson PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH By STEVEN L. LUBETKIN 542-4321 Services 9 30 S 11 A M Nursery KIMISIS TIS THtOTOKOU 94 Tmdall Rd. Middletown Rev Harian C FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Of RIO BANK Church School 9 30 A M Durtee, pastor Sunday Services 10 AM Sun- TINTON FALLS - Resi- Cor Maple Ave and Oakland SI Sunday Schoo 610BeerSI Hazlel.N J Divine liturgy 10-11 30 day School 10 AM Oial-a-Meditation, dents of the Reeveytown sec- 9 45 AM Worship Service 11 AM Evening AM Sun School 10 AM Greek school 6719011 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lion of the borough, de- Service 7 PM Wednesday prayer meeting 8 3 30-5 30 Tues & Thurs 739-16(5 Father P M Asset Pastor Vinion A N Upham. Paslor Geoige G Prassas 247 Broad St Red Bank. Dr Hollo Michael, termined to block a proposed EdwardVanderhey 7470671 Minister Sun Worship 8 30 A M in chapel, 9 30 composting plant, will meet to- & II AM in sanctuary, Sun School930AM night at the Reeveytown QUAKERS A ME /.Hiii Church. Shafto NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Roads. INTERDENOMINATIONAL FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Road, according to the Rev. New Monmouth. Rev Donald N Scotield 19 Church "Street. Keansburg Church School Andrew Mackefc. the pastor of Pastor. Sunday School lor all ages. 9 30 A M 10 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Nursery SHREWSBURY FRIENDS MEETING the church Morning Worship. 10 45 and 7 P M eve provided flev George C Reid. Jr. Minister Meeting for worship and First day school. 11 "Here is an old community service. Wed Prayer 7 30 P M 7B7-0P89 A M Sunday Rt 35 and Sycamore Avenue. OLD FIRST CHURCH - MIDDIETOWN Shrewsbury 741-7210. 671-2651 Everybody that has been there a long well cm if time," the Rev Mackey said Established in 1688 69 Kings Highway. Mrd- yesterday. 'It's one of the dletown Village An ecumenical lellowship in full CHRISTIAN SCIENCE communion with the United Church ol Christ NON-DENOMINATIONAL oldest black communities in (Congregational) and the American Baptist the state." Churches Worship service 10 30 AM: Church REFORMED The plant is proposed by the CHRIST, SCIENTIST, RED BANK School 10 10 (Child Care provided) Dr Joseph H Heartbeig. paslor. 671-1905 Northeast Mnnmoulh Regional 211 Broad SI Red Bank Church Service & BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH Sewerage Authority, which Sunday School — Sun 10 AM Wed Eve 8 15 Albert Spangler, D D , Pastor. 185 Ocean Ave , REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDIETOWN says It has to come up with an P M (Nursery Available Sun & Wed') Reading E Keansburg 787-6199 Sunday Service 11 123 Kings Highway. Middletown. Rev Wm w Room The Mall. Red Bank. Mon-Sal 10 30 AM Nursery provided Sunday School 9 30 Coventry 6710965 Sun School 9 30 AM alternative lo ocean sludge Rev. A*drew Mickey Jr. am to 4 30 p m Friday eves 7 9pm A M, Youth Fellowship 6PM Wed Bible Sludy Service ol worship 11A.M. (Nursery Provided) dumping, which the govern, JEWISH tfPr? P.M Oceanport. and Portau-Peck menl says must end by 1981 FHHT CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCHNTIST Avenue lo Eatontown 84 Broad Si. Keyport Church Service & Sun BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL REFORMED CHURCH Of TINTON f ALLS The residents of the Shaflo Boulevard (Route 71). finally CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM School Sun ,10AM (Child Care available). •.. i runt & Applegale Sts. River Plaza Red 62 Hance Ave, Tinton Falls Rev. Arthur W Road area are concerned turning onto Wyckoff Road, Wed Meeting ll'tl Reading Room Mon 186 Maple Ave Red Bank. 741-1657 Service Bank. Sun Lords Supper 9 30 A M Bible Hour Landon. Pastor. 842-8638 Sun Service 10 30 about possible pdors from the wrnch becomes Shafto Road in Tues , Thurs , Fn 12-2 P.M . Wed 7 15-7 45 Sal morn 9 15 Hebrew School Registration & Sun School 11 00 A M Eve Service 7 00 AM (child care provided) Sun Church School plant, which will convert sew- Tinton Falls. Hr Kincannon PM Call 741-8376 PM Wed Prayer & Bible Sludy 6 00 P M 10:30 AM. age sludge into composting ^^ material. Another concern of The residents are con- CALVARY CHAPEL residents is that wells in the nrma lh l n0 other slles were LUTHERAN Rev Richard L Shaw. Paslor Meets in area might be contaminated if » EPISCOPAL ROMAN CATHOLIC considered, but authority of- Navesink Methodist Church Navesink Worship the sludge manages to seep '•1 AM Scripture and ule sharing groups al ficials insist that no other sites 6 JO P M Praise and Ministry 7 30 P M Bible into the earth All SAINTS, NAVESINK CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN CHURCH and prayer meeting week nights in various were available CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY The plans (or I he plant in- Corner ol Navesink & Locust Ave . Navesink. Cambridge Dr. Matawan, 9 30 Sunday Wor communities Rev Donald E Hickey. Paslor. Ridge & Hance o Rev Mackey said he was 291-0417 Rev HR Sorensen, Rector_Sundav ship 10 45 Sunday School. Nursery thru Adult clude two lo three truck trips a Rds. Fair Haven. 741-W4 Sal 5 PM Mass unsure of what the residents services 8 & 10 AM Church School tor Nursery 7 30 P M Wednesday. Informal Worship Sen OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH day into the site, to bring the Sun A M Services — 7 30. 9. 10. 11. 12 thru 6th grade. 10 AM vice sludge Irom the authority's could do to stop the plant, but Kbnnelh Gamble, Pastor, Appleton & Burlington Ave Leonaido 291-2698 Sun School. ?,45 plant 12 miles away in Mon added that they were de- termined to try CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDLETOWN GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH A M Sunday seivices. 11 A M , 7 30 P M Wed ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH mouth Beach Bible and Piayei Meeting. 7 30 P M The Kings Hwy . Middletown Village. 671-2524 Maple & Mam St. Keypoil. Rev Henry Kircher 94 Broad Street. Red Bank. N J 07701 Paslor, Residents say the trucks "The residents are up in or 741-7704 Daily Eucharist Monday thru Sat- Pastor J64-8078 Sunday. 10 AM Church Rev Frederick A Valentino Phone 7410500 will add to an already over- urday. 9 30 Sunday Eucharist 8. 9 30 AM School. 10 15AM. The Service MASSES CHURCH Saturday Eve 5 30 p m i arms about this, you can be UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH burdened road sure," he said. Morning Prayer 11 00 A M Nursery and Sunday 7 30 pm Sunday 6 00. 7 45. 9 00. 10 30. School9 30AM Rev James H Pwtont, Pasloi. 1209 V. 12 00 and S 30 pm BROAD ST AUDITORIUM "There will be an impact _, HOLY TRINITY RED BANK SI. Lmcrolt 747-1231. Sun Bible &; 9 00 am & 11 00 a m DAILY MASSES 6:25. A M Sun Services 8 45 11 AM & 7 PM Wed CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBUkY 150 River Road, 741 9241 Sunday Schpol and 7.16. 8 00 C CD CLASSES. (Call the rectory) from the trucks," Rev. 1 eiliulr rV»MI Worship Service 10 AM Mrs Roben Ayres. Eve piayei service 7 30 r Mackey said •*•* Founded iroi President 747-3879 The trucks wUI use local for expansion Broad al Sycamore (Route 35) Sunday Schedule Holy Eucharist al 8 & 10. Church roads to make the 12-mile trip, LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH UNITY School tor all ages The Rev Edwrd M Story SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST according to authority of- ABERDEEN The Missouri Synod oOJ 3rd Avenue Asbury Park Minister. Mary a.m ficials Hebrew Union College-Jewish 816 Tinlon Ave. Tinlon Falls. The Reverend Rowe Service and Sunday School 11 Institute of Religion is in ST. GEORGE'S-BYJHE-RIVER, RUMSON Donald L Biggs. Paslor Sunday Worship Ser- (Classes during the week) 775-8474 The trucks would leave the Cdlingwood Park. Shark River Rd. Nept. terested in establishing an ex- Waterman and Lincoln Avenues (842-0596) vice, 1(130 AM Sunday Sphool 9 AM Pastor Steven Poenitz 922-1675 Tues e.. 5422727 treatment plant on Highland tension of their college for Sunday morning services 8 00 Hojy Eucharist. Bible Class. 6 30 P M Sabbath school. Sat 9 30 Avenue in Monmouth Beach, Jewish Studies at Temple 9 30 Holy Eucharist and Church School, 1115 A M Worship service. Sal 11AM LUTHERAN CHURCH and continue on Wesley Ave- Shalom. The courses offered Morning Prayer and Sermon (Holy Euchansl. nue to Rlverdale Avenue out to will be Jewish Education. His- First Sunday), Wednesday 9 30 am Holy Of THE GOOD SHEPHERD PRESBYTERIAN Ocean Avenue, according to Eucharist tory, Literature, Philosophy Lutheran Church in America Middletown Rd af Dr Thomas Kincannon, the and the study of Hebrew. Crawford Corner Rd . Holmdel 84? 4596. UNITARIAN authority's environmental sci- ST. JAMES', LONG BRANCH These courses can be taken 671-1522 Worship at 10 45 AM entist 300 Bway at Stocum. 222-1411 Sun B AM 10 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN ftRST UNITARIAN OF MONMOUTH COUNTY solely to Increase your knowl AM Sung Matt and Sermon (Church School LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION Third and East Highland Avenue Worship Ser- . 1475 West fiont St. Linciotl, Minuter Harold R. From «cean Avenue, the ^ „, }aMm or |or credits and Nursery). Tues 7 AM & Wed 930 AM Broadway at Locust Ave. W Long ve* 11AM Sun School 930AM Children's Dean Worship service 10 AM Church School trucks would take JoUne Ave- certification as a Fn 5 30 P M low masses Rev Canon Charles toward!1 Sunday service at 9 ib & 11 AM Sermon & Nursery Care Rev Guy Q Miltard. and Nursery 10 AM Discussion Service 11 30 H Osborn, Rector owe In Long Branch to Flor- leacher 0| jewjsn stutijea School al 9 15 AM Rev Allied C Assa. Paslor Pastor, 291 9265 AM 741-8092 ence Avenue, continuing onto Any0Ilt y^,, ls murested may Monmouth Boulevard In call Temple Shalom. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY, JANUARY 19 1979 20 I BETTER NOT SO Crossword puzzle OVER AN' 27 Thailand, ACROSS 26 Noted 51 Marble formerly VISIT 1 Invent clinic 54 Foliage 28 Hand to & Chakpwi 29 Yake 56 Dicers LOWEEZV hand brawl 10 Adds sound 32 Unspoken words 29 Equal RIGHT effect! to 34 Aunt and 59 Agitated chain e NOW 14 Skindh- uncle state etM 36 Turkish 60 Praying 30 Thin 31 Ait 15 Flat sur title var figure, 32 Tortilla iKe 37 Heddy in art » cousin 16 Mactwi 38 Carddii 61 Mother of 33 Taj Mahal 17 Ptaypoket. uibution theGorgons site in away 39 -style 62 Ruesian 34 Pick up, as 20 Ruini l inhibit) news agency an option 21 WOfTlM 41 Velvet 63 Kelly and 35 Lupinoand 22 Sweet 42 AHiance Hackman namesakes Hi and Loin potato acronym 64 Wasawaie 23 Pulvef, (or 43 To shelter 37 Pit one abbr 44 Simpleton DOWN 40 Eucharist WHEN ARE THOSE TWO SOING plate i 24 Actof 45 State of 1 Tea chest WORK, 41 Discussion TD LBARN HOW TO RELAX?] Donahue excitement 2 Sheathing group WORK, 26 Country 46 Saud part 46 Proofread WORK, letters 48 A Huntei 3 Since 4 Salamander ing words WORK Yesterday's Puule Solved: 5 Kitchen 46 A Dunne WORK// item 47 Edible 6 Gambles roots •aoao aann aaaa 7 Young girl 49 Ridge 8 Worker or 60 Already soldier 51 Sidekick 9 Land abbt abbr •BB 10 Milk prod 52 Actress umnn aaa ucts store Rowlands "HOW CAN I GET WITH IT IF YOU WONT LET/ME 11 Persuade 53 Rara LISTEN TO WHERE ITS AT 2' 12 Thai money 54 FBI agent aaaa anan 13 Airplanes 56 Winning Mary Worth nnnnnn anno nun 18 Deal with margin, at \\\ It il llir Faini'v (lircus ] 19 Walking times 24 Legends 57 Geai tooth > HAVE MOU TOP *} «*?••• AND IT1! Bene* THAN I EXPKTED 125 Actor 58 Mineral , THEM ABOUT C. A ttUEF TO IBtUEVE.WITHAUTril SU»f"KI3€.P.' Robert earth KFORE LEAVING HI'-) ? -U5? ^ I HAVE THAT /HOW DK> T1ME.THEY WIU. ANOartAHY OTFICI TONKJHT. OVER? n THEY ACCtfT THE SITUATION PtEASEO, SHEItMAN HAS PHONED DANNI'S ATNtTMENT " 1 i 1 — u i 1 i IT T IU NOT 3£E YOU AT TH£ H0US6 TONIGHT, HONEY r •GOT WORK. TO FINISH • •• BUT VIC AND VI WILL v BE THERE.' y uV^rr--— —^"7li - ! Andy Capp • rr 1 i "I have an itch and I can't scratch it.' If[ [ j Your horoscope:, birthday FRIDAY, JAN. 19 lus is toward acceptance. poor advice. toward the attainment of Born today, you are a Your love of other people is TAURUS(April 20-Miy 20) new goals Exert influence highly creative individual obvious in your concern for - A high-action day that is in PM. who tends, at times, their happiness. punctuated by minor quar- LIBRAfSepI 23-Oet. 22)- toward the morbid and To see what is in store rels. Don't expect some- You should be able to macabre. You put tremen- for you tomorrow, find thing for nothing, in spite receive considerable re- dous store in the finer your birthday and read the of promises. turn on your investments points of behavior, such as corresponding paragraph. QEMINI(May21-Jun*20)- today (iive children the courtesy, absolute hones- Make this a Saturday of benefit of any doubt ty, and personal integrity. SATURDAY, JAN. 20 family enterprise Be pre- SC0RPIO(Oct 23-Nov At the same time, howev- AQUARIUSIJin 20-Feb pared tu explain your ac 21) - Take care that your er, you are understanding 11) - Another's interest in 11(ii is to a loved one Hold dependence upon lurk does of those who stress other your affairs proves more nothing back not muse you to wu.ste things such as profit and than a little annoying CANCER(June?l-July22) your tnlenU Apply your- Hlondie productivity. You have a today Keep your reaction - Contact a friend at a self. winning way with people, calm. distance. This is an excel- SAGITTARIUS(Nov 22- BOX KEEP IN MIND, 4 / PISCES(Feb 19 March lent time to demonstrate Dec 21) - A precarious A MATCHED PAIR so much so that it can be TWO OON'T SMEU. ) 20) - Another's influence your loyalty. Keep your business venture early in OP SKUNKS said that you have no real ANY WQRS6 THAN p jnay keep you from the end of a bargain the day may keep you from MAKE NICE } enemies of a persottStr kind of progress yesterday LEO(July 23-Aug 22) - taking any courageous ac- PETS nature. You have a great sense promised. Work on your Avoid becoming involved tion late in the day of showmanship. You are own behalf. in financial efforts today. CAPRICORN(Dec 22- able to get across to others ARIES(Mirch 21-Aprll 19) Keep your interests along Jin. 19) •- An important at- almost an) notion you - Procrastination keeps spiritual lines. Entertain. home chore can no longer please simply by present- you from attaining easy VIRGOIAug 23-Sepl 22) • be put off Apply yourself ing it in such a splendid goals today Be warned • Stop, look and listen: only at a moment of peak profi- way that the whole stimu- against well-intended but then make the first move ciancy North dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice Both sides vulncrah By Alfred Sheinwold This gives up the diamond heart, and the next player NORTH finesse but assures the con- passes. You hold: • (i 4 S? K J Part of ilic art Si picking • 1 tract if (he diamonds break 4 96OK834A 10 8 3. What HOI, NOTA THAT H6HT fOUOWPHE FWM ihe bcsl probability is .i Mai m IN A RA6£. 1DU lor of'knowing ihai you have 0 A Q I 4 diamond, dedarer can take SAID n/new TMUUOJAMS FIU) YOU AND NIP THIS a chiller Kcw deducts .wuukl ANSWER: Bid three ' "*Kl) even BCC ihc right pi&N in IS! »M a'(Td jacR fo discard a hearts This jump, forcing lo SICK. VIOLENTNOTIONIN WEST BOUL.AHDTmWMPZ 60- THE BUD! DONT/OURB- today's hand. loser. game, promises strong trump EAST IN6T0"TMCKHIH\DOmANP • 1)8 7 • I, I East look Ihe JW of clubs The odds are 3 lo 2 thai the support with 13 to 16 points. 6fiEA5£m'F0RFIIW6 WO. The Phantom Beetle Bailev REX, I TOtP YOU IT JU5T HJ6TEC OUT ID KEEP IT ID ALL BV ITSELF / 1. Auiot For Sol* 2. AWIM For Sol* 1. Auto. For Sot* 1. Antot For Sol* 1. Aotos For Sol* SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 19. 1979 The Dtffy Rcgfcter 21 CADILLAC wn - Oooa a«M, aam CHEVROLET IM*ALA m> - CAMAROS 1 Aulo« For Sol* CAMAROS 2, Autos For Sou 1. Autos For Sol* J. Autos F»r Salt • UICK LIUUE WH - MM IM CADILLAC EUMMMOO \m OWVITTI - Wl AM/«M, AMC WH GRiMLIB CUtTOM - i» Hon. low mlMoa aw Mhi NEW 1979 CHRYSLER COROORA 1171 - CREDIT PROBLEMS JftVms NEW 1979 AM/FM Mk, awar Kaarlna. trakaa. Na caakT If vaw'ra mrklna. • •IMan. waK Air ca»»Ma«l»g. Ma la gal rau llnancai) do i juicn RIVIERA m - w m CHEVROLET !•?>•«- Kl AMERICAN MOTORt - Or—ilia X. Z-28 BERLINETTA VmmIM ArttaaMa. MkaaMf.Ma Hon. oh. Ml poor _w_- _M_B • -i--j ' " • • a—«•! ET CAMARO ml - «aU» h< l Can nun if?,. S3 JZ."- • " ~" *?: ^j CHEVROLET Wl - Ale, »aat. raar S ANTIQUE CHCVMH.IT - IM1 Hap- liliMI , awrwaaa. rtpM Ira*._»• nawHrat. M ar BMI Mr OT4MI COKTINEHTAL MARK FOUR H7« DATSUN • Jit rt?»- O«»«iw El CADILLAC 1M1 FLEET WOOD - BUICK m* - Ctwtair •••?!• Nw CHEVROLET CAPRICE Wl — FfM«r- a», aaa Wak calar an4 «a> )a* "f «MT, vtttyl raa(. V-i, owl—«Hc, »•«•' ~>a<-wnar Hr»l, V* •»«<—Ik YOUR PRICE •tMTtitf/brafctt, sir cM4Mi*nlra. Hack MaiaHr )U Orlflaal Hit yrVaiarw. —• ta»-ml—I. yaa hwura— at aalWi *aat WW WtR*MVt. PNT iKkt (Al HI alatM—> $6783 kM TOM'S FORO.^wv IS- K«VpoM YOUR PRICE I MtMataa n lla c . HHw r »». CADILLAC IW - Hunt gaol, MW CA»«I nn - fmnmn-w—t ma, n • J. Mill! Three Days Only!!! Hl W ln3aTli.iln l othr nXm> _____ 1976 CHEW VAN Ifn — iltw. _• cyl.. n*«r . $7237 • UICK ESTATE WAGON ml »i» DATtUH lf» - '»• CADILLAC ItTJ - gaainMa w CAMICE M - M** » t.c.llrr.1 • cyl.. n CORVETTE 1 «•• Mini Mil lint or bM ofti ds *"" "*"" * ~—"* or 4tnm lH 1 K«l to Ite« la " FIAT«UO«0» OtALER BUICK - KM! IMli "" Auia MULLER RILL LAKZARO'i AUTOES in V4. on ca*KaM«a. se_s_JB-Tra.!K- DATSUN lf7S Mil 1/1 - Automatic atn »JW mim ( CADILLAC Ml - EK.IM1 cafltrtlafl. PIM.LMCHEVMX.iT I MOHIWWAf MH7l SS4I - 4 Air. Mrnnluun. ok caf>«lla«ln«. wn (ayr fttw llrat. Call altar 1 M a.m.. AM/FM Maa. V4 oulomolk IBM ». " MULLER raal. AM/FM raa». n.. tlrn. B.aM FORD PINTO STATION WAOON Itn • I San - Faur [MERCURY MILLION DOLLAR Muller, LINCOLN Chevrolet - BMW (W Aberdeen Twp. MJSSWI > Rt. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave. OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. WED. & SAT. till 6 p.m. "Kick Off The New Year Right; in Chevy's Biggest j NEW 1979 1979 DEMONSTRATOR MODELS Ground Gainer CHEVETTE , SCOOTER — Sid 4 cyl. 4 speed I rnnl nans., manual brakes, man- ual sleering, Opl AM radio, wlieel NEW AND DEMO 1978 MODELS Chevette! 1nmnngsListPnce»6M8r ALL CARS WITH FULL NEW CAR WARRANTIES '3576 Slnatock At Muller Chevrolets 20 <*w« 10 CIMWM Iram 1979 COUGAR XR-7 Smallest Prices! DEMONSTRATOR WolndudtliiglTl and doolipfp. Uconc* I—« ond Kixt oirtpa 3,400 MILES '7392. 2-dr hdtp , Sid vinyl root. V-8. auto , P'S, P/B Opl p/anlenna, radial w/ws, We Put The "Serve" In Service. clock p/seat. decor gip . elec rear window delrosler. air cond.. AM/FM stereo radio, tinted glass p'windows, lighl group, rocker panel mldg Stock »9095 C: A INSURANCE ARRAM.I l> Mmcuiy Cougai XR / *ilh Deioi Oplion List $6392 Kn l» THAT C.RIAT (Ml 111 IN<. wan u;iMii\i CAI IHRTS GMOUAUTV 1979 VERSAILLES SBMCC/MlcTS DEMONSTRATOR w $ .1 .« "J A fk 5,120 MILES Qti0 *1 1 ,740. 4-door sdn Sid V-8, air cond p/windows. P S. P/B, aulo trans pseat, AM/FM stereo w quad tape, p antenna, w w steel belted radials, tinted alass, I incoln Veisailles speed control digital clock Opl reclining bucket seats, tilt stg , p'locks. wire, wheel cover6 body side mldgs Stock S9108 list $14,236 Would You Believe it? 1978 MARQUIS 2-DR. A PONTIAC "5SEST Qtax $7390. BROUGHAM — 2-dr hdtp Std aulo nans p.s. p'b. steel bell radials, For Only... p windows. Opl V-8. w it's cornering lamps, trt! wheel speed control p seat, elec rear window detroster air cond . tinted glass int windshield wipers Stock NEW 197* PONTIAC MlUKall 1 Dosi lltlallop s8446 List $8498 NEW 1978 BOBCAT RUNABOUT >ui\t)iiif Standard: 1SI ti. 4 CYLINDER ENGINE. 4 SPEED COUPE MANUAL TRANSMISSION, DISC "BRAKES, WHITEWAll LEFTOVER QfUjf $0700 TIRES. MNl STEERING, DELUXE WHEEL COVERS, OP- PRICED AT VUJ— O/99. TIONAL SPORT MIRRORS. Std 4 cyl. 4-speed. steel belted radials. p b. tinted glass, bucket seats, rack LIST $4,034.00 and pinion manual steering. Opl moonrool. glass, all third door, sports accent Mercurv Bobcal group, ww's Stock B8237 ListW307 STOCK # 9337 1979 CAPRI GHIA 1 ONLY DEMONSTRATOR 6,277 MILES *6274. 3-dr sdn . Std 4 cyl. steel belted radial tires. Opt 3-speed aulo trans . tilt Capri wheel, power steering, speed control, p disc brakes. Iront. air cond , AM FM stereo, tinted glass, console Stock " 9065, List $7177 ALL PRICES EXCLUDE TAX AND LICENSING. NEW 1979 INFLATION FIGHTERS (15 MORE COUPES, SPORKOUPES, HATCHBACKS"^) 72 CAPRI • MONARCH • ZEPHYR • BOBCAT NEW 1979 SUNBIRO SAFARI WAGON STOCK «9089 LIST 4.711.60 STANDARD 151 CI 4 CYLINDER, DISC BRAKES, W WALLS. TINTED $4490 IN THE AREA GLASS BODY MOLDINGS & MORE OPTIONAL AUTOMATIC TRANS- 10NIY MISSION. POWER STEERING 4 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IKMM ».V. rail t Tai WAllHASITAll AtthesignoftheyDat. KMCOLN MERCURY HOLSEY PONTIAC NCOIN HOME Of THE LARGEST PONTIAC INVENTORY wtec HWY. 36 EATONTOWN OPEN 9-9 Saturday Till S 747-5400 542-7800 $,.Ht»WoMtd 3 Trucks< 51 HetpWonttd : 22 TheDatfyRegfater SHREWSBURY NJ FRIDAY. JANUARY 19,1979 2 AuletForSolt I Traitors 10. Wanted Automotive YMOUTH mi - lM«1 Fury. FORD ECOMOLINE WJ - AUTOMATIC MACHINERY - O« EKPERIEMCED - »wlnBi»£ 6*Hoonn V**,, aau*w*M*1c. »* Umm. Creative tnMvWwol will Mr >Ml Ulli wonted Union snap tor tbt tlMflnfl . brt*t»b* , i k cMtfM*tftil . manufacturer ol alverstfHd aaulp toUowIno position Hnlng sttter collar 1. AvtM Fex Sale Autei Fer Sol* U.mmHM (A*K I Kl« plMNu and nwnt LHwra. pay and benefits Coll senw.Vfeeve setter. loTnlng stitcher MANAGEMENT Ill TOM'S FORD. Mwy U. K«y . JUNK CARS Ml ID* (ar intarvltw, ar sand rttumc Only experienced person apply Cal IMMEDIATE CASH PAID MRI la: WIHtam E YwMfl ft Campany e» 741 SWoT apply at 3? WolTsf, R« CALL ROCCO, w-m* Essex Rd . Naptune. N J . •7TS) Help Wanted FOND PICKUP - K71 JUNK CARS WANTED UfTQ INSTANT CASH AND PICKUP EXPERIENCED MM. rtfwtar aot Pow«r «t*tr- «H-a»ll or W-fffJV NEW CAR SALES Combination Finish Super krakt*. Ml rtibMd, air CWMWNW- Intendenl'Servite Monoger Good DN whh«w«lli and mow*, radio. WAITERS (M/F) FCWO PICKUP IfM - FM) Au<0 For e«lu*1veprlvat« Club contlnenla future Satarv open C«M btweon M till Call 747-4MM matiCf ptvtf BMwtns wttti cop, O9BI- kno impart car W. otter all rm.|or a m 4 p m Won through Frl Coll «*tl pm . nf«u cutUne occenf on wrvlce Phone PONTIAC \vts - f**-4—r » 3131 tor oppotntm—t Mwtlla Air, cruise contra: FOaO im - F I pawl body FM TOP DOLLAH Wtltfl. eesire and a need to be sue EKPERIENCED - Archllectura tocki/wlndowi. 0*01 FOa USED CA«S ctulul Immediate optnlng PRE- $42-5900 tm 79 DODGE NEW '79 DODGE ST. REGIS MAGNUM 'HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO OWN A LINCOLN OR A DEMO A dr. Sir] P/S. P/B. auto Irans . glass belled radi- 2 dr sld: Auto, trans, P/S, "MARK, BUT FELT YOU COULDN'T AFFORD TO? - LOOK ate, t/glass, bumper guards, P/B. 8 cyl. glass belled radl carpeting OPT V8. air cond , ats, OPT vinyl root, air cond AT THESE PRICES...YOU MAY CHANGE YOUR MIND. vinyl ruol. light pkg. pwr. wind , t/glass. AM/FM Light pkg, doors. ' ant , rear detog. elec clock, console, elec de- AM/FM stereo, tilt whl. wire fog, Premier whl cvrs LIST - whl cvrs'. undeftoatlng 2.497 $7765 1978 LINCOLN COUPE miles LIST 19576 75 Stock No 079 V-8. auto trans power steering, brakes, aulo air cond, tinted glass, p'windows pin stripes $ $ body side mldg . coach root, p/seal, leather interior, p/door locks, p'trunk, de-icer, stereo.radio, tur- 8682 7321 bine wheels NEW 79 DODGE ST. REGIS YOUR PRICE IS ONLY 4 dr Std: P/S. P/B, auto Irans. glass belted radials, I/glass 1977 bumper guards, carpeting OPT air cond . AM/FM. 316 VS. elec rear defrost dig clock, Premier whl cvrs., Light Pkg, under, LINCOLN M 1977 coaling. LIST • $8477 65 CONTINENTAL LINCOLN $ 4-door. V-8, Stock No 088. auto trans , MARK V 1 p/sleenng. brakes, auto air cond , tinted 7859 On Sat., Jan. 20th, the first buyr ol anyone ol the above Slock No 102, V-8. auto trans, p/s I glass p/wmdows, pin stripes, body side advertised vehicles will receive, Completely FREE, a mldg, coach root, .p/seat, p/locks, P'b. aulo an cond. tinted glass p/ NEW '79 DODGE NEW 79 DODGE 1S71 Chrysler 2-dr. Newport with air cond., guaranteed trunk de-icer, dual mirrors, stereo radio. USED CARS windows, locks, Hunk, tilt wheel pin by us to piti Inspection. Buyers ol remaining 5 adv. 20,448 miles •J Vekjur vehicles will receive a FREE 17" Sony Color TV. Oder cruoe control oWer AM/FM RAMCHARGER PICKUP (W200) YOUR PRICE IS ONLY radio. 44,2?B miles 4-whee< drive - ready to plow' valid only on Jan. 20th. All other buyers ol any new 4j¥heal drive - Ready to drive! Std pwr disc brakes, OPT. V8, DODGE or DATSUN purchased on Jan. 20th will receive YOUR PRICE IS ONLY Siamnl disc brakes OPT 4-spd mnl trans. increased FREE rustprooling or 3 year Limited Warranty. One In 318 V8. oil press gauge, radio, cooling, MD battery & All., oil stock each car Hated encept new Magnum which Is In mirrors, plow lights. 2-tone $7695!! WE HAVE A press gauge, radio, mirrors, transit. paint, Snow Commander Pkg, rear step bumper, Quad head- WIDE SELECTION .7900!! i Meyer power angle blade. LIST tights, tool box. P/S, Meyer , • $9887 00 power angle blade LIST OF USED CARS-ALL $9218.00 NEW 79 DODGE SPORTSMAN WAGON. Sld P/B. OPT sliding side door, V8. aulo trans. WINTERIZED AND READY I/glass, air cond , aux heater, Q-pass seating. Hi-back command seats. AM/FM radio. 2-ione paint. P/S. e»el TO GO HOME WITH YOU! 9287 *8518 Royal Sportsman's Pkg LIST • $9949 15 ' 9177« ALL PRICES EXCLUDE TAX I LICENSING FEES MV ices ft Tax extra MOTORS &K&WAU WttCOLN MERCURY INC • DODGE-DATSUN TUtONty ONOHN MM Mil ON »«Y A«. 120 Newman Springs Rd., Red 8i mmstm m m 747-5400 ,»,H«»W—IX 53 Domtttlc H«lp 177. Pets And Livestock SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY. JANUARY 19.1979 tM._ UTATt - Uft —facial. 23 SALES For Sole For Selt WOULD-S LAISEtT ULCCTK STSSSJ! 'TSU^J; O-fa-ar (amca ANTlOUE OAK FURNITURE - dfon tat „ tap.. »l P M Or.1 77. Pett And Llvesteck MtrdMitdlM iti AeerhNeoh »ai)al Oan»a» r Wanted Pillciaap, a* i LIVE WHITE TURKEYS - SI COHPkNION - f, aMarl) tm Matary M«. law Kauri aar OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL CERAMIC POTTERY Buy one, get the SECOND lor |ust... '•$ Mix of match from Ihe same price group or lowef 3 99 and up 1 ALL DECORATIVE ROPE HANGERS REG. 2.99 AND UP 1 . OFF ALL REDWOOD AND PLASTIC BIRD FEEDERS M.OOoff 20 LBS. DELUXE BIRD FOOD MIX Re9 o . %m 3 99 A for D 2 99 each Tomorrow Saturday only, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M 25 Ib. Sunflower S**d Reg 7 99 6.99 FANTASTIC — SIZES TO 12x23 — MANY BELOW COST —TAKE KINDLING FIREWOOD A RUG HOME — COVER YOUR FLOORS^SAVE HEAT — ENERGY — In large onion' bags Reg 1 99 2 bogs $3each SIZE COLOR 1 STYLE VALUE 11111.3 Brown & 3lack Comrnerciaf Tweed $138. SIZE COLOR 1 STYLE VALUE •ill Green & fiusl Shag Silt. PINE MT. FIRE LOGS Gold Sculplure $119. 10>10 10 S129. 12112 Black & Gray R/B Shag sue. Case o(6 Reg 7 99 Mill J119. 11.iOHS , Green Commercial $189. '-A »«12 Red white, blu' : 149. 810i12 Brown Sculplured Shag S119. Hi You pay 6.99 9*11 Beige Commt" 7.U12 Green Sculpture SIM. M Less mlf s S1S9. 9.101133 Grey Commercial S169. 11>12 Gold velvet SI 49. rebale coupon 1.00 tun Gold n B Tweed $139. 11.7113.2 Beige Commercial $1.78. 10.4115 Beige Sculpture $109. 71Ol12 Browrt Shag S1»9. YOUR ACTUAL •i12 Green T*eed $199. 96H2 White Shag S149. 9 COST IS 5.99 ti.llil Grey & Black Commc $149. 9.6x12.3 Green Sculpture *138. «; 11.2112 Silver & Black Tweed $189. 811112.8 Green Shag $99. 10112 Green Sculptured Shag $1J9. 12113 Purple & Grey R BShag $1»9, ~ '( FT. r' Mtil Green Velvet $179. 10.10112 Gold R B Print $179. U ••12 Beige &White SI $179. (.2110.8 Gold'R'B Tweed •119. •• FRESH 1979 BURPEE | •112 Multi Colored Shag R B $189. 1110>12 Groen Shag S139. £ A HART'S FLOWER ft | 11.1115 PUrple & Brown R B ' •' $139. 910.11 11 Beige Shag • 119. 12l24.B Gold Indoor-outdoor $119. 9l12 Gold Tweed •119. :_ VEGETABLE SEEDS I (111.11 Brown R B Shag $119. 8 8x13 5 Rust Shag $128. Buy 3 packs, get the j 12x12 Red Commercial Tweed $179. 10.12 Green Sculpture S149. •• 9112 Gold Shag $149. 12x15 Redft Black Tweed $179. 2 same-priced fourth packj 11.4112 Aqua Colored A R 1 weed $149. 8.11 9 Brown & Gold Sculptured Shag SIM. Co Mill Green Sculptured Shag $119. 5.9 Brown Fur $99. * FREE ,^79-p 10112 Beige Shag $169. 9 6x12 Gold Commercial Tweed $119. £l Hill Green Comrneriiiil tweed $119. 11.5.12 Green & Rust Sculpture S1S9. 9i12 fled While/Blue Print $129. 911x12 tyulti Colored R ' B Print $119. •111.6 Green Shag $149. 12x122 Brown Commercial Tweed $148. \M = ? F.T. COUPON )~* | 10i12 Striped Tweed (>.• 1 $119. 11x12 Purple & Grey R'B Shag $189. 7,ei12 Rusi Shag $119. $179. 12(13 Purple* Grey R'B Sfiag $179. 20 Ib. POTTING SOIL 9H2 Green Tweed !.7x12 Beige Tweed SI 39. 12.12 Gold Velvet $139. 82x11 10 Brown Shag S149. Green R B Commercial $199. By Swiss Farms | • «l13.3 $149 12x13 -Aqua Colored Commercial Tweed $189. 1JI12I Black & Rust Commercial ^ H 11.7114 Slue rwMd S1S9. rA Red & Black R BlweHd $149. juJ 11.11112 $119. 10.2x12 Gold Shag $189. Reg A 7 f j •«10 Green Shag (Bound) $179. 8x12 Beige Shag sies, 2.99 1 • I f (it $149. 9.12 Brown Rust SculplufeO $179. el »X12 Gold Shag 12x136 ' < omrttefclal $179. Li'mil 1 E«pir«s 1 19-79 Rust Shag $1B9. Bx12 Gold & Brown Comme' $199. (.1113.3 I.10I1I.K1 Gold Si | f F.T. COUPON )' THE SQUIRTER^ 1 THESE RUGS ARE ONE OF A KIND— COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! All iltms $ubi*cl lo prior »»<• I 50II indoor watering hose with attachments Ortg ^INSTALLATION 5 95 2.44 k MORE THAN GREAT RUGS - A CHEAT RUG STORE GUARANTEE i Limti one Expires 1-19-79 |l8 58801 for on* l '•j MH* North of Sttrt t Chinntl Lumbti Full Y«or oriN DAILY to mm. t* West LONG BRANCH SHYING NUN utsrr OVII so nun 9 p.m. Monmouth Rd (R1 71) RUG CITY Phone {201)229-2587 DIVISION OF HAMRAH-EMERSON CO.-PLAINFIEID, NJ. 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