Legal maneuvering marks mob trial opening By BARBARA KATELL courtroom and outside the door leading "Cose Nostra." arguments on the issue, the total But yesterday, Imbriani warned he to Imbriani's chambers. The defendants, also face various challenges for the defense could climb to would not allow the trial to drag He FREEHOLD - The underworld con- But the only defendant to put in an other charges including murder, armed 10 and loM for the state. estimated its length at no more than spiracy trial finally moved to the county appearance, AngeJo "Carmen" Sica, sat robbery, extortion, i——•***•§ and Imbriani will also have to decide three or tfour moatfad. He said the Uail ewrthoeaa, here, yesterday And the in the spectator section of the coartroom working tor a lottery. whether be will question potential jurors would be beard five days a week (instead only thingi missing were the defendants, during the morning nnlwi. Than on the Tbt jury, which will number it least individually or in fruit of other potential of the usual four), and he said if the trial the jury and witnesses. advice of his attorney, he went home, It, will not begin to be picked until jurors. And be and the attorneys will began to get bogged down, he would hold Superior Court Judge Michael 1m- leaving the spectator section empty ex- Monday from a pool of 450 potential have to agree on what questions each sessions on Saturdays and until I p.m. brianl spent his first day on the bench In cept for newspaper reporters and an jurors. One of the decisions Imbrlanl potential juror will be asked about any each night, if necessary. Monmouth County hearing tnoUou and occasional lawyer with a few minutes to wiU make later this week is how many knowledge or bias already acquired by Tomorrow, Imbriani will determine argmmenU from the attorneys represen- spare who dropped In to bear the legal challenges to potential jurors each de- reading the newspapers. whether to sever from the trial one of arguments. ting the six defendants. fense attorney and the deputy attorney Jury selection is expected to take the defendants, Louis "Killer Louie" The small coartroom on the second There will be no court session on the general will be allowed. several days, and the trial itself had Ferrari of Long Branch. Last week Fer- floor of the courthouse that has Been" trial today. But by tomorrow, some of According to calculations of Deputy orginally been estimated as lasting three rari's physician testified that his patient assigned to the case was crowded with the missing - the defendant* - will also Attorney General G. Michael Brown, to six months. The attorneys and Im- has such a serious heart ailment be six defense tables and two tables for the be In the courtroom where the state will who Is leading the state's case, the briani have estimated there may be as might drop dead at any time if he is prosecutors from the office of the state try to prove for the first time the ex- minimum number of i hsllaagas will be many as 300 potential witnesses and 77 forced to stand trial now. attorney general. Security guards were istence of a nationwide underworld con- *0 for the defense and U for the state transcripts of wiretaps and tape record- Ferrari is now a patient at Monmouth positioned In the corridor outside the spiracy called "This Thing of Ours," or And if the defense attorneys win their ings as evidence in the trial. See Mob trial, page 4 Judge Michael lmbriaai The Daily Register l*»i& VOL. 102 NO. 210 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1980 20 CENTS Peskoe is cleared for judgeship By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN extra time to review the nomination and confer with the governor on some other pend- The county Democratic leadership has ing appointments. cleared the way for the Domination of "Senatorial courtesy" gives s senator Byrne casino bill Florence Peskoe, Colts Neck, to a Monmouth from the home county and political party of County judgeship, according to state Sen. the nominee the option of blocking a nomina- Eugene J. Bedell, D-Monmoutb and Mid- tion when It comes before the Senate for dlesex. "The Peskoe nomination is now confirmation. cleared and ready to go," Bedell said. The Peskoe nomination had also come faces long review And, with the go-ahead on that nomination under some question following reports that secured, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne agreed to the Monmouth County Bar Association had TRENTON (AP) - GOT. Brendan T one has ever Improperly Influenced any sign a bill sponsored by Sen. S. Thomas voted against recommending Peskoe for the Byrne's bill to revamp the Casino Control decision made by the Casino Control Com- GagUano, R-Monmouth, creating two new judgeship, apparently because her 11 years In Commission won't be rushed through s mission," Lordi said. judgeships in the county Juvenile and the legal profession had been spent in ad- legislative committee But Attorney General John Dagnan Domestic Relations court. ministrative, research, and teaching work, After a public bearing on the bill said the commission should be overhauled According to county Republican rather than as a practicing lawyer in a yesterday, Assemblyman Richard J. from Its current makeup of a full-time Chairman Benjamin Danekln, one of those courtroom. Codey. D-Essex, chairman of the As- chairman and four part-time positions to a judgeships is expected to go to James M. But a favorable consideration of Peskoe's sembly State Government Committee, five-member, full-time board. "Chippy" Coleman Jr., a former county appointment would indicate that the state said he Is not sure whan the committee Dagnan said the development pace of prosecutor. Peskoe, who is now deputy ad- Bar Association bad voted in favor of the will vote on the measure casinos in Atlantic City has rendered the ministrative director of the state court nomination. "I have no ijsaifllnns. no schedules," current commission "hopelessly over- system, had been singled out as a leading Bedell said yesterday that be believed said Codey, an opponent of the measure. burdened and underequipped" to meet de- contender for the Juvenile and Domestic that Fiorino and the governor had resolved During the hearing, Casino Control mands of licensing gaming applicants. Relations Court judgeship vacated by Judge whatever differences had been standing In Chairman Joseph P. Lordl defended the Lordi said the Independence of the Leo Weinstein when be retired last October. the way of Peskoe'i nomination. current gaming panel, tainted by allega- gaming board could be "seriously TESTIFYING — New Jersey Attorney General But the nomination was stalled when Fiorino last night declined comment on tions of influence-peddling arising from eroded" if the current body is abolished John Desman, right, and Daniel O'Hern, left, of Red Bedell indicated that be would use senatorial whether the Peskoe nomination had been the FBI'i Abscsm probe of official corrup- He said it would be better to make the Bank, counsel to governor, testify yesterday before courtesy to block the appointment when it cleared and what other appointments might tion current panel full-time. the Assembly Government hearings on a proposal came before the Senate for confirmation have been agreed to by the governor. "I want to emphasis* right now that no See Careful, page 1 casino reform bill. Bedell had earlier said that he considered The Democratic chairman said, however, Peskoe, 49, an "excellent choice" for the that he expected to release a statement "In a judgeship. He later explained that he planned few days" on the matter. to use senatorial courtesy to block the ap- Bedell said be was ready to vote to con- pointment at the behest of Democratic Coun- firm Peskoe's nomination when it conies Beadleston Bedell's ty Chairman John Fiorino, who wanted the See Peskoe, page 4 casino post choice Kennedy hoping By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN reelection in 1(77, might be lured back Former State Sen. Alfred N. into public life by the challenge of having a Beadlaston, a Runuon Republican, Is De- hand In guiding the budding Atlantic City mocratic Sen. Eugene J. Bedell's choice casino Industry. for the revamped Casino Control Com- Whether that's so, however, remained for win at home mission. unknown last night — Beadleston is out of Bedell yesterday sent s telegram to town for the week and could not be reached BOSTON (AP) - Massachusetts De- final days before the voting. "We're going to Gov Brendan T. Byrne supporting bis ef- for comment. mocrats voted today in a presidential surprise some people," be said. forts to make the casino regulatory board The state Assembly committee which primary which Sen. Edward M. Kennedy — Kennedy, a 10-point loser to Carter In New a full-time body and recommending that is pondering the governor's proposed re- on home ground — said be would win over Hampshire, was in the hands of his own Beadleston be appointed to one of the five forms to the casino commission held its President Carter. George Bush and a re- constituents in a primary he bad to win. full-time slots. first public hearing on the measures only INTERESTED ONLOOKERS — New Jersey surgent Ronald Reagan competed for top "I'm confident I will win," he said on elec- Beadleston, 67, has been out of public yesterday, and Byrne's request that the Casino Control Commissioners, from left, Albert spot in a ci uwded Republican field. tion eve in the state that has four times office since his retirement in January 1971, commission's new make-up be changed Merck, Alice Corsev, Prospero DeBona and The first polls opened shortly after sun- elected him to the Senate. following M years In the state legislature I from four part-time members with a full- Chairman Joseph Lordi listen to testimony about rise in an election that awards 111 votes for Carter's campaign chairman, David L and 40 years, all toW, of public service time chairman to a five-member, full-time the casino panel during Assembly hearings in Tren- the Democratic presidential nomination and Klynn, said Kennedy would have to roll up a Bedell said be suspects that the former body is still far from a fait accompli. ton yesterday. The fifth commissioner resigned last 42 Republican nominating votes. landslide of 75 percent or better to gain a real Republican senator, who decided not seek See Beadlestea, page 4 month in the wake of the FBI's Abscam probe. Before closing at 8 p.m. EST, as many as comeback in his challenge to Carter's re- 1.5 million voters were expected to cast nomination. ballots in the first of the big state presiden- "A win is a win," Kennedy said. tial campaign tests. He needs one, after four losses to Carter, Vermont held Its primary election, too. two of them in nearby New England states. Bush said he and Reagan were In a close In earlier contests, the candidates havg shied Militants reject visit to hostages race there, as in Massachusetts. "It's nip from'victory forecasts, the better to explain and tuck," he said. away defeats. But for Kennedy, there was no By The AsaeeJale Press bassy rejected proposed sident AboUuuuan Bani-Sadr their final decision In this re- that indicated he might try to He said much the same thing a week ago point in hedging about Massachusetts, for his The on-again, off-again terms for the meeting. and four members of the rul- gard." force them to comply with in New Hampshire - and Reagan beat him campaign could not survive an upset at meeting between the U.N. In- The official radio said the ing Revolutionary Council The spokesman for the the Revolutionary Council's there two-to-one. That showing led the home. vestigating commission and students would communicate and "exchanged views re- five-man U.N. commission decisions. former California governor to intensify his California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. the American hostages in their "final decision" to the garding a possible visit to the announced yesterday that The West German news campaign effort in Massachusetts and Ver- also was on the Democratic ballot, but he Tehran appeared to be off Foreign Ministry today. spy hostages by the com- Bani-Sadr and the Revolu- magazine Stern reported mont. Reagan said be was cautiously op- dropped bis campaign here, and said be again today as Radio Tehran The militants announced mission of inquiry," Radio tionary Council agreed un- Bani-Sadr told one of its cor- timistic about his prospects In would make bis next stand in the Wisconsin announced the militant stu- that three of them met for Tehran reported. animously that the panel respondents If a decision was Massachusetts, which he once had described primary on April 1. dents occupying the U.S. Em- (wo hours last night with Pre- would meet with all the ap- made to free the hostages, as among his weakest states. Illinois Rep. John B. Anderson, bouyed by proximately 90 hostages, who "the students cannot stand "Various plans were sug- Bush said he was gaining strength in the See Kennedy, page 4 gested at the meeting but today began their fifth month against all the people; the none were accepted," the In captivity. But Bani-Sadr, students cannot make the de- broadcast announcement con- who has always backed down cisions but should only obey." The Inside Story tinued. "In view of the before when the militants re- But Pan, the official Iranian fused to go along with his news agency, said the presi- THE WEATHER failure to reach agreement, the students will today in- proposals for the hostages, dent told it the statement was form the Foreign Ministry of today repudiated a statement "completely untrue." Partly ctoedy and milder today. Highs in the low tti.Showers possible tomorrow. High tomorrow la the mid Mi. Complete report page t. EUeaGe Bflu.. Firemen warn of protest Girl Scant Week activities.. MMdletowa South survives first raead... .11 By ROSEMARY O'HARA fire company expenditures, bringing the CBA eliminated from ParecUa "A" .11 H AZLET — Approximately 100 firemen total amount given to each company to in full dress may turn up at the township's $14,7S0. .: upcoming budget bearing if the Board of Each fire company now gets $10,000 Fire Chiefs is not satisfied with the In- from the township. It cost approximately Bridge advice.••••••••••(•••*••.21 DAILY REGISTER crease the companies are given In the 1980 $111,000 to run the three companies In 1979, , 7 PHONE NUMBERS budget. Petersen said. The companies raise money 17,» Main Office Fire Chief Franz Petersen said the through donations, bingo games and social .... II Toll Free 171-ttM board would like to see each of the three functions. Crossword passle tl Toll Free. NM1N companies get a $2,500 increase for 19(0. Editorial! I Classified Dept MM7M The board is scheduled to meet Wed- "We told them (the township) we're Entertainment 11 Circulation Dept nesday, at which time it will know bow very unhappy with what they've pro- Lifestyle M Sports Dept much money has been allotted to each fire posed," Petersen said. Make A Date f Mlddletewn Bureau... 171-ttM company. It will decide then whether the i time* » FreehoU Bureau U141K firefighters will stage a protest. Costs for running the companies are ... 11,11 Long. Branch Bureau. ZSMIM Township Committeeman Henry escalating. Be said. The fire companies II StawaWe Bureau. «a-m-9SU Pekarsky said each fire company will be wanted to buy a new fire truck for one of getting $1,000 to the proposed 1980 budget. toe companies, but the cost of $70,000 for Wed. Deadlier Italy Trip The fire companies also will be given a 10 the truck may makes that impossible, be RACEWAY STRIKERS — Four members of the International Brotherhood of St. James' R.CK.C. cnurcnChurch. Openuperas tomorrowwmorrm . Convention percent raise in a section In the budget for said. Electrical Workers talk outside the main gate of Freehold Raceway. The strikers Altar k RosarySoclety, Call Hall, Asburv Park. Dally wJR ordered to confine their picket line to one gate, which will allow other workers 741-4019 or MJ-WB. M0, Sat. 11-10, Sun. 11-7. to enter the raceway without crossing picket lines. See story, MM 11 2 11K Dbily.Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, MARCH 4. i960 PEOPLE NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Jekaay Carsea says ha wouldn't mind staying on the job at NBC if his Tonight FBI unveils turncoat Soviet spy who told all show was cut from labours to one hour "The last half hour gets kind of draggy," Canon said WASHINGTON (AP) - The FBI brought director, said that the FBI did not believe Herrmann on display was cleared in advance while here for weekend ceremonies opening tbe Saenger a top-ranking, turncoat Soviet spy before an Herrmann ever passed classified information by Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance. Her- Performing Arts Center. extraordinary news conference yesterday to to tbe Soviet Union, but Boynlon described rmann's appearance follows by three days •I liko doing UM show very much, but it is hard," he describe how be had reported American him as "a big fish." Herrmann himself laid the diacle—re by retiring FBI intelligence said. "The last hair-hour brings my energy down and I political trends to the Soviet Union while that be thought some of the information be chief William Kregar that five communist think that goes for the audience too/' posing for 11 yean as a freelance photo- passed to the Soviet Union was detrimental diplomats had been quietly expelled from He said four one-hour shows a week would be better grapher in the New York area. to U.S. security. this country in the last year for spying. than the present three lW-bour shows For one hour he sat on a stage behind an Herrmann is tbe highest-ranking illegal Herrmann said that when tbe FBI ap- There has been speculation that Canon will to retire opaque glass screen through which only his Soviet resident spy publicly identified since prehended him they offered him a choice of from the Tonight show, one of the moat popular talk profile could be seen, answering questions in tbe arrest in 1*57 of Col Rudolf Abel. Abel being prosecuted or cooperating. He and his shows In TV history. a heavy eastern-European accent and in was swapped back to the Soviet Union in 1962 wife and son have bees) granted asylum, had Carson also said be would like it better if tbe show often-ungrammatical English. The FBI said in exchange for downed U-l pilot Francis their appearances changed and are being was shot live his voice was modulated electronically to Gary Powen. itedI i nin th thee Uni Unite( "d States, the FBI said "Live television has mat edge," he said. "You disguise the accent. Boynton turned aside questions about Herrmann Uved in Hartadale. N.Y., out- always hope something horrible will happen to make it exciting." The spy, whom FBI officials said they whether tbe decision to put Herrmann on side New York City, and his freelance photo- apprehended and convinced to cooperate with display represented a new get-tough policy graphy business was listed in the Nsw York U.S. authorities "some yean ago," was with the Soviet Union during the current Yellow Pages. identified only by the cover name he used crisis in U.S.-Soviet relations "We fed that He said bis mission was political and not here, Rudolph Albert Herrmann. He waa it's important that the American public be military. identified as a colonel in the Soviet KGB aware of the type of »«p*«»^f and In- During an election year, he said, "I intelligence apparatus. telligence activities that are occurring," would study the results of all primaries, Boynton said. approach many of my neighbors, study every Among the activities Herrmann described Administration sources, who declined to were an unsuccessful effort to abort a source about the true picture of how be identified, said that tbe decision to put Americans felt about the candidates. SPY — A turncoat Soviet spy has Iden- manned U.S. space shot, efforts to get close tified Prof. Hugh Hambleton of Laval to American presidential candidates, and the University in Quebec. Canada, as a long- establishment and servicing of "dead time and trusted Soviet agent the FBI drops," locations at which spies leave Had more evidence on Rosenbergs revealed yesterday. Earlier this year money, information, instructions or equip- WASHINGTON (AP) - Key evidence id "If made public, the evidence contained Hambleton admitted svino for the ment for other spies to pick up. the controversial spy trial of Julius and Ethel in tbe intercepts would have stilled much of U.S.S.R for 30 years. Homer Boynton, executive FBI Rosenberg was never submitted in court the controversy surrounding not only tbe because U.S. officials did not want to reveal Rosenberg trial but several other espionage they had deciphered a Soviet code, according cases as well," Martin writes. to excerpts from a new book on the CIA. Tbe Armed Forces Security Agency broke Guerrillas insist Tbe Rosenbergs were executed in 1953 - the Soviet cipher in IMS. Martin writes, and the first Americans sentenced to death for "one of the first Soviet spies to be undone ... espionage by a U.S. civil court. was the German-born physicist Klaus Their trial became "one of the most Fuchs." stick with all demands disputed court cases of the century, in part Fuchs implicated Harry Gold, a Jehaay Carsea because the government, hoping to protect naturalised American citizen of Russian BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - The leftist tion called M-lt, are demanding *50 million, its most secret source, never introduced one parentage Gold's confession led ultimately guerrillas holding U.S. Ambassador Diego freedom for 311 other M 19 members they MANILA, Philippines (AP) - President riiMsiai of the most damaging pieces of evidence to tbe arrest, conviction and execution of tbe Asencio and some 26 other hostages in the claim are under arrest, worldwide publica- E. Marces has undergone eye treatment to prstaat against them: the decoded traffic from the Rosenbergs of New York. Dominican Republic's embassy for a week tion of an anti-government manifesto and New York-to-Moscow channel," writes retinal detachment, tbe presidential palace said Monday. vowed that they would not reduce their de- safe conduct out of Colombia. The Soviets learned tbe code bad been The palace said Marcos underwent "a surcaasfal David C. Martin in "Wilderness at Mirrors." broken la 1*90, according to a 10,000-word mands as they prepared for negotiations with M-lt stands for the April 19 Movement. It to be published later this month by Harper J. prophylactic laser beam treatment" Saturday on the the Colombian government today. excerpt from Martin's book that aooean in retina of his right eye at suburban Cardinal Santos takes its name from the date of the 1J70 Row. the April issue of Playboy "We won't give in on anything," said the presidential election, which the organization Memorial Hospital. leader of the 30 guerrillas who invaded tbe claims was rigged. , Tbe statement said doctors found Marcos, «3, had a embassy during a diplomatic reception last Mexican Ambassador Ricardo Galan, one weak retina which may have been aggravated by a Wednesday. But "we have given no ul- of the hostages, said everything was calm Administration considering previous trauma to tbe eye. The statement did not timatum," he added in a telephone interview. inside the embassy, which is at the end of a explain what kind of trauma One of the guerrillas was killed in the dead-end street in a quiet residential district. The president was treated by Dr. Felipe Tolentino, a takeover, and the leftists have released 23 "We are waiting for the negotiations to urban aid, highway, job cuts senior scientist of the eye research institute of the Retina hostages, including IS women. Those still resume," he reported by telephone. Foundation of Boston and Harvard Medical School, the held include at least 20 foreign diplomats, Galan sat in on the first negotiating WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter ad- - is certain to anger labor leaders, civil palace statment said. two protocol officers from tbe Colombian session Sunday, a SO-minute meeting between ministration is considering deep cuts in jobs rights advocates, urban coalitions and other "It's a common ailment of people of the president's Foreign Ministry and at least four other a masked woman guerrilla and two deputy programs, highway projects and urban aid as supporters of tboae programs age," the palace statement said. persons. foreign ministers held in a panel truck oat- part of a sudden effort to combat surging Administration and congressional of- Tolentino told Marcos be can continue routine office Tbe guerrillas, members of an organiza- side the embassy. inflation by slashing up to 00 billion from the ficials concede that reducing the IW1 budget work but "must avoid strenuous physical activity for the proposed 1M1 budget will not do much about the earns* inflation next month or so," the palace statement said. Under orders from President Carter's rale, although it could have a " psychological budget office, federal agencies submitted laTtfiJbCf O© DUsUAsSSttsSS AOO OQQaVUfftCn v*TbOs)£ WASHINGTON (AP) - Former PrisWaM Mehaiw lists of new spending redactions yesterday behavior is based on the assumption that M: Nlxaa, who moved to Manhattan's upper East Side that could help the administration balance inflation will continue to rage beyond govern- last month, is off for a short trip to Paris and the Ivory the budget for the year that begins Oct. 1. ment control Coast tomorrow. Administration sources said almost every One of the largest areas targeted for la Paris, bell visit the European publisher, of his agency except the Defense Department was possible cuts is in tbe jobs and training new book. The Real War." due out in May He also will required to submit spending cuts. programs ran by the Labor Department, be interviewed by Now Magazine, which bought the On Jan. 28, Carter sent Congress a pro- which proposed ll.l billion in savings. British serialization rights The story won't appear until posed 1M1 budget calling for »1« billion in Labor's proposal would eliminate 70,000 excerpts are released spending and a 1151 billion deficit of 460,000 public service CETA Jobs initially Nixon flies to the Ivory Coast on Friday for a visit The drive for a balanced budget is gaining budgeted for unemployed adults It also with longtime friend President Felix Houpbouet-Boigny support In Congress. Bat an administration would cut summer Jobs for poor teen-agers in Besides discussing world attain with the Ivory Coast decision to make deep cuts in social pro- half, from 1 million to MO.MO, and scrap a president, Nixon will attend a pro-am golf tournament grams - while letting defense spending rise program to provide 21,100 Jobs. and an awards banquet, said aide Jack Brennan. He plaits to return to New York late Sunday rlyfrie [XX Afghan rebels: Reds bombed us NEW YORK (AP) - The latest la campaign Horn patriotism is artist Aaay Warhol's red-white-and-blue LVVvVt By The Associated Press started a major offensive troops suffered 1.S00 dead la silkscreen posten - some sprinkled with diamond dust i^. Doto Iron* Soviet warplanes bombed against tbe rebels. Shower Slol.onory Occluded fighting at various places - of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. \sf NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE towns in eastern "Heavy bombing on dif- over the past three days In Warhol unveiled the portrait last night at the Afghanistan's Koaar pro- NOAA. US Ocpl ol Comme.ce ferent parts of Konar is conti- the provinces of Konar and Brewster Gallery, launching a poster campaign to raise vince for the fourth day to- nuing by the Russian Nangarhar," the com- $300,100 for tbe Kennedy for President Committee APataa. day, Afghan rebels reported. aircraft," said the com- munique said. Signed by the artist and produced in an edition of 300. WEATHER FORECAST — Snow Is due for part of Tbe rebels claimed to have munique from Hizbe Islami, the posten will be sold through Kennedy for President TIDES the Pacific Northwest, extending to the western killed 1,100 Afghan army one of 60 rebel factions fight- On Monday, the Hizbe headquarters throughout the country for 1750 An edition troops in fighting there and in Plains, and for northern Missouri, extending to the ing the 23-month-old com- lsUrni rebels claimed to have of 75 posters with diamond dust and a letter signed by Sandy Hook Great Lakes and Canada today, according to the neighboring Nangarhar Pro- munist regime In wiped out an entire Afghan Warhol and Kennedy is available for 12,000 TODAY - High 9:» p.m. Natural Weather Service. Rain is due (or most of vince. Afghanistan. army contingent but did not and low 3:36 p.m. the Ohio River Valley, extending to Texas and the No confirmation was "The Afghan government say how large tbe unit was. TOMORROW-High 8 « Gulf Coast. available for the rebel a.m. and 10:13 p.m. and low claims, issued in Islamabad, 3:52a m and4:06p.m Pakistan, by the Hizbe For Red Bank and Local weather Islami, the Islamic Party of Rumson bridge, add two Afghanistan. The casualty hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 Yesterday's Ugh temperatare at the Register weethar figures were considered minutes; Long Branch, de- nation was M degrees. The lew yesterday was 17. It was much inflated, but Western Carter: U.S. erred on U.N. vote Bell seeks telephone rate hike duct IS minutes, Highlands M at I p.m. and the overnight low was tt. Today's • a.m. diplomats in Islamabad said bridge, add 40 minutes. temperatare was tt. There was DO precipitation la the U tbe Soviet and the Afghan WASHINGTON - President Carter says the United States WASHINGTON - Long-distance telephone rates would go bows ending at ( a.m. today. There were M heatlag armies appeared to have mistakenly voted for a.U.N. resolution against Israeli settle- up if tbe Bell Telephone System wins Its request for a 10.5 degreg e dayys yyesterday, U7 for tbe month and 1,713 far tbe ments in occupied Arab territories because of a misun- percent rate Increase. heatlah g season to date. derstanding about exactly what the resolution said. Officials of tbe American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Specifically, Carter said the U.S. action stemmed from a said yesterday they need the across the board increase North Jersey Eight faulty belief that references to Jerusalem had been deleted because inflation is wiping out Bell's efforts to cat costs. from the resolution before the final vote. Tbe increase would generate $1.1 billion a year il addi- Partly cloudy and milder today. Highs in the low 40s. The unusual clarification statement, issued on behalf of tional revenue, Bdl said In its request to the Federal Com- Becoming mostly cloudy tonight. Showers possible mobsters the president late last night, came amid Israeli complaints munications Commission. tomorrow. Lows tonight in the mid 30s. High tomorrow in that the U.S. vote amounted to a significant policy shift. Bell wants a 5.6 percent increase In June for overseas and the mid 40s. Precipitation probability, near zero through • Carter denied that. out-of-sUte calls and an additional 4.1 percent jump In Oc- today and 10 percent tonight. Winds west to southwest at 10 to »today. indicted The effect on customers1 bills would depend on tbe number NEW YORK (AP) - Kidnapper to be arraigned and type of calls placed, the company said. South Jersey Eight men the government UKIAH, Calif. - Kenneth Parnell, a lonely ex-convict who says are involved in or- police say created a family for himself by kidnapping Firms gear up to make drug Parity cloudy and milder today. Highs in the low to ganized crime were indicted children, was being arraigned today as police studied the mid 40s. Becoming mostly cloudy tonight. Showers on contempt charges yester- NEW YORK - Spurred by a potential market that may possibility that be had an accomplice in tbe abduction of include anyone from common cold sufferers to cancer vic- possible tomorrow. Lows tonight In the low to mid 30s. day, accused of foiling a Steven Stayner seven yean ago. High tomorrow around SO. Precipitation probability, near grand jury investigation of tims, drug companies are gearing up to produce interf eron, a Meanwhile, Stayner, 14, who Uved with tbe quiet hotel potent natural anti-virus and anti-cancer drug. xero through today and 30 percent tonight. Winds the murder of reputed mob clerk for seven yean before turning up over the weekend with southwest at 10 to IS mph today. boss Carmine Galante. G.D. Searle L Co. of Chicago today was announcing tbe a second abduction victim, was getting to know his family largest clinical test yet of "fibrobUst" lnterferon, a type not One of them was Armand again. Dellacroce, son of Aniello yet extensively studied. Coastal forecast . He said be was "sort of nervous" at the reunion with his The test, involving 30 cancer patients at M.D. Anderson "O'Neill" Dellacroce. At the parents and siblings — two brotben and two sisters. time of tbe July 12 murder, Hospital sod Tumor Institute In Houston, will begin In a Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: West to southwest month, Searle said. winds at 10 to 20 knots today becoming southwest at 10 to the elder Dellacroce was 20 knots tonight. Fair today then becoming mostly cloudy locked in a power struggle Florida oranges freeze tonight. Visibilty over five miles through tonight. with Galante over succession Average wave heights of three to five feet decreasing to to tbe throne of the late Carlo Florida citrus growers, their fS billion-a-year industry The Daily Register one to three feet late today. "Don Carlo" Gambino, boss already in "serious trouble" after a night of freezing weather (USPS-14M40) of all bosses of organized left oranges iced on trees, shivered and worried through Jersey Shore crime. another night of cold that could mean higher prices for orange The Sunday Register The grand jury investigat- Juice drinkers. (USPS-134-570) ing Galante's murder ap- Elsewhere in the South, residents dug out from under Puolltnad by Tha Rad Bank RKlttar Partly cloudy and milder today. Highs In the low 40s. EiuWliMd In 1171 by Joftn H. Cook and Manry Clay Becoming mostly cloudy tonight. Showers possible parently was stymied in its record, snow and hoped for wanner weather. Meanwhile, Main OMkt tomorrow. Lows tonight In tbe mid 30s. High tomorrow in effort* to learn if Aniello California braced for more rain and Colorado got eight inches On. Raaltujr HIM anrmiaury. NJ. 07701 the mid 40s. Precipitation probability, near xero through Dellacroce had any role In of snow. Branch OHIcat today and 20 percent tonight. Winds west to southwest at the plot. The indictments Tbe southern storm, roaring in from the Midwest over tbe •'» Rl M. MlddtoUvn. N J 07741 Monmoutn County CourthMM. PraaMd, NJ. 077M 10 to 20 today. Ocean water temperatures are in the mid dealt with testimony before weekend, dumped more than a foot of snow in Virginia and up 2» BraMVMy. Lang ar.ncn. N.J. 077« to upper 30s. the grand jury, rather than to 30 inches in North Carolina. It was blamed for at least 36 SUMiotrK. Trenton. N.J. CtUS with the staying itself. deaths In 10 states. Mambart of In. Auoclat'ad nw. Th. Anoclalad Pratt It .ntlUM Mdutly* ly to tha UM of all tha local ntwt printed ni th. im.Ml.lill .1 will at all AP MWI Manhattan District At- In North Carolina, stranded motorists, buses and planes dllMtCMt. Eastern Pennsylvania torney Robert Morgenthau began moving through slush as tbe aaow started melting. MamMr at Ma Amarlcan HrMHMf PakUtnan AuacMkM. Ika AyWI noted that several of tbe de- National Guard troops were on duty in 16 communities Bur.au of Circulation, In. Naw Janay Pratt Auoclatlon. Partly cloudy and milder today. Highs in mid 30s to fendants refused to tell the paralyzed by up to SO inches of snow. Sacand Clan pottaaa MM at R«d Sank, N.J. 077OI and at MUdMtam, N.J mid 40s. Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with grand jury whether they even In Virginia, sections of most major highways, blocked by W7«. PuolliMd Sunday tnraucA Friday. Mad tuMcrlpMonipavaMa In advanca. showers tomorrow possibly beginning before daybreak. knew tbe 86-year-old senior drifts up to 11 feet high, reopened late yesterday, and curfews Tarm . Dally Dally and Lows in upper 20s to low 30s. Highs tomorrow mostly in Only Dellacroce, described by were lifted in Norfolk, Portsmouth and Chesapeake. Many OnaVaar 142 00 40- • authorities as heir to the Horn. dally.ry by CarrCr — Daily and Sunday 11 00 . mk; Sunday only 35 secondary roads remained Impassable, and a traffic ban in c«ntt. Gambino crime family. Virginia Beach continued. SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1980 The Daily IteglSter 3
I Budget hearings begin today Ninth man charged in Customs probe TRENTON - Idea* on wiyi to eliminate or at leaft NEWARK (AP) - An intensive federal probe of the U.S. taking more than 200 cases of wine in a separate incident Federal sources who asked not to be Identified said the narrow the tUte'i projected budget gap wiU be aired at Customs Service in New Jersey has now tallied charges allegedly helped Piper remove the liquor, the affidavit said. probe of the Newark office has expanded, and will continue. hearing* begin today on Gov. Brendan T Byrne's ipendlng against nine persons and one corporation with the latest The warehouse officer, Oscar Hall, allegedly told in- Customs Service investigators from all nine of the agen- allegation that aa inspector took liquor from a Kcarny vestigators that Piper was taking the liquor for himself and the job facing memben of the Joint Appropriation! warehouse, authorities said. cy's offices of management integrity have been assigned to other Customs workers. Newark as part of a "house-cleaning" operation, tbe sources Committee U balancing the 15 1 billion budget through cutting Ralph Piper, 40, of The Bronx, N.Y., was charged yester- said, expense*, increasing revenue or a combination of both. day with unlawfully removing goods from U.S. Customs Piper, wearing blue jeans, sneakers and a black jacket, Byrne's first proposal contained a 810 million gap Service property, an offense that carries a maximum two- appeared yesterday before U.S. Magistrate Robert E. Cowen Alleged fraud in the New Jersey office of the Customs between income and (pending year prison term and a 15,000 fine. after surrendering to federal authorities at home. Cowen Service involves "s potential annual loss of revenue to the released him on a 110,000 bond. Tbe shortfall is expected to be chopped to $170 million by Customs Service agents photographed Piper while be United States of millions of dollars," according to Mac- redistributing utility grass receipts taxes with a bill passed by allegedly removed packages from the Fedwsy Associates, Piper allegedly removed the liquor on June 8, July I, and Donald's affidavit. tbe Assembly and under consideration by the state Senate Inc. warehouse and put them in his personal car, Agent July 24, 1978, while Customs agents had the Fedway As- Piper, responsible for inspecting and appraising imported The Legislature's Office of Budget has formulated Kenneth MacDonald said in an affidavit. sociates warehouse under surveillance, MacDonald's af- merchandise, had no comment on the complaint filed against "seversl alternative programs" to balance the budget A warehouse officer who pleaded guilty In December to fidavit said. him. His attorney, Eugene Farber, also declined to comment. without new taxes, said the unit's chief, John W. Davis. Under state law, the budget must be balanced. Unlike the federal budget, state deficit spending is not allowed. Past legislatures have balanced the budget by changing expected revenue figures to show the governor's estimate was State panel to regulate hospital rates too low. The 24-member committee will consider the budget at a TRENTON (AP) - By tbe end of tbe an administrative law judge. costs exceed the 2 percent "cap," the Otherwise, Leon said, the department pace of three bearings weekly for five weeks before ending month, the state's new Hospital Rate Setting In the meantime, the hospitals will con- hospitals will nave to pay back the dif- was "encouraged by the response." Commission may be actually regulating tinue charging patients as they always have ference. Tbe cap will take into account infla- Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold The most frequently mentioned tax proposals are extend- some hospital rates. — by the day. Later, under tbe state-man- tion and other normal rising hospital costs. Township, was among the first 26 hospitals to ing tbe S percent sales tax to professional services and a 1 One big step Was completed yesterday dated ntes, tbe hospitals will charge pa- Tbe hospitals are fighting this agreement, respond to whether they would accept, reject percent tax on refinery products. when 18 hospitals conditionally accepted the tients according to their illnesses, no matter fearing they will go over the cap because the or conditionally accept the rates. Freehold The professional fees tax would be expected to raise two rates proposed for them by the state Health how long they stay, in an effort to keep costs new rates will include compensation for the Area indicated it would conditionally accept million «nd'tbe refinery tax- could raise ISO million, Both Department. down by moving patients out quickly. care of Indigent patients. Such charity cases the rates. The responses of other Monmouth measures were rejected by the previous Legislature. When the commission meets Friday, it By 1983, all 118 hospitals In New Jersey previously were paid for by the hospitals County hospitals were not available. A special panel of businessmen called for a 5 percent will consider objections from some of those will be regulated by the commission. themselves, not by Medicare. across-the-board budget cut. hospital! If the objections can be resolved The proposed rates vary from hospital to Ten hospitals, anxious to receive money Pasture rules negated that day, the commission could formally ap- hospital. For each hospital, there is a list of for indigent care, volunteered to be among TRENTON - New Jersey municipalities Princeton gets gift from Arabs prove the rates, and those hospitals will start 313 diagnosed medical problems, and tbe fees the first 26 to be regulated by the state. using them 15 days later. for treating each problem. cannot decide pasture requirements for Of the volunteers, eight conditionally ac- horses, a state appeals court ruled yesterday. PRINCETON - Princeton University has accepted a *5 Eight other hospitals rejected the pro- Tbe New Jersey Hospital Association Is million gift from a Saudi Arabian school to develop better life- cepted the proposed rates and two rejected posed rates yesterday. None accepted them challenging the system In federal court to try The Appellate Division of Superior Court science courses and further tbe colleges' exchange program, them. fully to improve details about Medicare payments, sided with Scott Minetto in his challenge to a Princeton President Williams G. Bowen announced yester- •We'll be looking forward to the outline Mahwah ordinance setting minimum lot re- These 26 hospitals are the first In New said Louis Sclbetta, association vice presi- day of the explanation for rejection by two of the quirements for one or more horses. Jersey to become subject to the state dent. volunteers, Bamert HoBgltel.and St. Joseph's The gift would establish the University of Riyadh Fund for Hospital Rate Setting Commission. Officials in the Bergen County community Life Sciences for modernization of campus facilities, Bowen Tbe state has agreed with tbe federal Hospital, for whom indigehcy Is a problem Lengthy bearings may be held for the adopted a law requiring at least 60,000 square said. government that tbe new system won't and who had been anticipated to consider the feet free of structures as pasturage for one hospitals that rejected the rates. Tbe charge Medicare more than 2 percent higher rates favorably," said Health Department Princeton's Moffett Biological Laboratory will get fl hospitals have the right to appeal tbe rates to horse and 90,000 square feet more for each million under the program, be said. than tbe old system. If, after four years, spokesman Mitch Leon. additional horse. In return, Princeton has agreed to an exchange program in which Riyadh biologists can observe and work at the universi- Careful study ty and Princeton students may travel to Saudi Arabia for study there, Bowen said planned for "The life sciences represent an exciting frontier for learning, and this generous support will strengthen our work casino bill la critical ways," Bowen said. "We also are pleased to know (continued) of UM commitment of the University of Riyadh to develop further its teaching and research in the life sciences ' "Might not such a prece- dent be used again in tbe Tbe agreement, reached in Saudi Arabia last weekend future to dissolve this agency between Bowen and Riyadh President Mansour Al-Turki, merely to effectuate the culminates five years of negotiations, Bowen said replacement of incumbents," Lordisaid. Boardwalk fire investigated Byrne's bill would pay each gaming board member SEASIDE HEIGHTS - The state police anon unit com- (60,000 annually with an extra bed the litter of a fire that ravaged a group of boardwalk 15.000 provided for tbe businesses in this resort community, but did not find the cause chairman. The governor has of tbe blase, authorities said. refused to say whether any of The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office also seat in- tbe current members would vestigators to help determine tbe cause of the blase, Detec- be reappointed. tive Milton Couch said Your Kenneth MacDonald of Couch, a spokesman for tbe prosecutor, said that the cause Haddonfield resigned his of the fir* bu not yet been undetermined, and be laid part-time post following al- investigators will be back at the scene today legations he accepted a Wind-driven flames shot 40 feet in the air as the fire raged 1100,000 payoff from FBI Sunday night among the Boardwalk's colorful arcades and agents posing as aides to an tourist attractions, apparently fed by prisea stored away for Arab sheik interested in wmmer festivities, eyewitnesses said. casino development. checking The blase caused approximately 11 million in damage to Lordi was linked to Boardwalk businesses, tbe heart of the shore community's Abscam through an alleged livelihood, according to Seaside Heights Fire Chief Leonard boast to FBI agents by U.S. Iprl and Mayor George Tompkins. Sen. Harrison Williams Jr., Fire units from Seaside Heights, Seaside Park, Laurelton, D-N.J., that tbe chairman at Hudson City Savings Bank Silverton, Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, Lavalette, helped him save $3 million for • Ocean Beach, East Dover, and Toms River helped battle the a casino project. ,i .' • blase. Lordi, MacDonald and lpri said the last major fire along tbe 2 Vi-mile Boardwalk Williams have denied wrong- : was In 1966 on the Casino Pier at tbe northern end of Seaside doing. I Heights Degnan did not criticize | Lordi, but he said MacDonald Totally FREE rightfully resigned because or 5% Checking • Flames engulf Weehawken pier "be concedes he was present Personal Checking WEEHAWKEN - Three-hundred-foot flames lit the mid- where a bribe was offered." - night sky over tbe Hudson River as firefighters tried to MacDonald agrees he contain a smoky, general-alarm pier blaze that was expected traveled to Holbrook, N.Y., to burn for days. last year with state Sen. Six U.S. Coast Guard vessels and two New York City fire Angelo Errichetti, D- boats, called to tbe scene last night to aid more than 150 Camden, to meet with the firefighters, were hampered by tbe lack of water on land and purported Arabs. the shallow river around tbe abandoned pier No. 1, said Fire MacDonald has • No minimum balance required. • Your checkins account is free, Chief Robert Cahill acknowledged being shown a when you maintain a minimum "I just hope the guard and New York boats can pour large amount of money in a • No monthly service charge. ' .« enough water on it before the wind changes," Cahill said. He briefcase. But be said be left • No charge for checks paid. balance of $1,500. i • feared a wind change overnight would cause hot embers to tbe meeting without accept- ing a payoff. spread the fire up or down tbe riverfront. • No charge for deposits. • If balance should fall below $1,500 The Maze began about 8:40 p.m. on Pier 2, directly across Tbe bin also would: • Fully personalized checks include . the Hudson River from Manhattan's West 54th Street, said • Empower the governor in any month, a service charse of U.S. Coast Guard spokesman Robert Jones: No injuries were to appoint retired judges as name and address, consecutively reported. interim gaming com- $1.00 plus 15c per check will be missioners for six months. numbered—your choice of standard ; imposed In that month. • Shift many of Lordi's dis- colors. ___, . ;"...'.. . - Renfrew takes oath of office cretionary powers to the en- WASHINGTON - Former U.S. District Judge Charles B. tire board. . f • Monthly statement includes your • Interest is paid from day of . Renfrew, woo is a trustee at Princeton, and three other top • Force a commissioner to paid checks and shows transaction deposit to day of withdrawal, '- Justice Department officials were sworn into office yesterday resign for refusing to testify by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger. before an investigatory by transaction—all clearly dated. compounded daily and credited Renfrew also is a graduate of Princeton's undergraduate panel. class of 1M2. • Free personalized gift checks included to your monthly statement Renfrew, who took office as deputy attorney general, said • Require casinos to re- Interest is paid on any balance, • he left behind a lifetime appointment as a federal judge to port any complimentary with your check order (LH form only). , take the Job "because of the commitment of tbe president to services provided for provided the account remains open '. individual human rights and because of the commitment of legislators and other state of- until your statement cut-off date. the attorney general to civil rights." ficials. • You set free fully personalized Bias denied checks, including name and ad- NEWARK (AP) - Tbe We've grown head of the state Division on dress—consecutively numbered, Civil Rights denied yesterday accustomed to your face... in your choice of standard colors. that age or race discrimina- tion played a part in the dis- and we like it! mlssal of an -agency employee last January. Robert Gaunt, 52, of Up- per Montclair, was chief of the division's Bureau of Com- ©CENTRAL JERSEY BANK pliance when he was fired »00NWHO»r0FFICaTOSB!MWU/l«JOlt»«» MOWOUTM OOMM UHOi during an agency reshuffling ' MCMSRHFOIC Jan. 4, officials said. He filed a complaint with tbe U.S. Equal Employment Op- portunity Commission argu- • SCHLOEDEB* Hudson City ing that he was dismissed Brick Town Fort Lee North Bergen because of his age and Cherry Hill Glen Rock Oakland because be was white. Cmnaminaon HtddontwW OradM HOME "> "WHEN IT TAKES THE Chlfslde Pirfc Jen»yCity(5) Paramus "Neither race, color, na- CIlflCKl Lakewood Ramsey West Caldweil tional origin nor age was a REMODELtRsT FINEST TO SATISFY" Cresakill U)di Randolph Townihip Wesl Long Bianch consideration in the termina- Emerson MiUtoum Ridgewood WestfieW tion from employment of Mr. "QUOTES ON ANYTHING IMAGINABLE" Freehold NewMUIofd River Edge Woodbury Heights Gaunt," wrote Warren E. EQUAL opromuwmExotn Smith, division director, in a * ANYTIME - 747-1042 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation letter to the federal com- Serving Sevtrs Since f86"8 mission. 4 The DrilyRcubter SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, MARCH 4. i960
MMIIIIIIIMimtllMHIMMIHIIHIIIIIIMIIMIIHMHMIIHMIMtH Obituaries reskoe j nomination ready to go (Continued) Us appointment to the casino regulatory OJBBllfsSdi " how hard a jedea tried, . there Is iiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNinnnnmim before the Senate, probably on March 13 board expired. De Bona has coaUnued to "Maa t el the tUaahUcasa Is the coaaty chance to help that -oath If the ,- . Jerome Bentley "I don't think it was a matter of anyone servo on that board in the absence ot any would Wet very much to see James M. Col- obUged to baafw te M eases ks oas day ea a changing their miad about Florence action by the governor to either resppotot or eraaa Jr appointed te oae of those post day aftar day schedule. RED BANK - Jerome H. First Presbyterian Church. Peskoe," the senator noted. "It was just that replacehim tioas," C NfUaao, whose bill created tae two Bent ley Jr., 73, of the Surviving are his wife, the nomination came up so fast there hadn't Of the two newly created posts, one each new JudftsUps. said 'However, wt fully "Without aa adequate number of Judges, Medicenter, died Sunday at Mrs. Janet G. Bentley, here; been time for the leadership to review and will go to the Democrats and Republicans. recognise that the appoiatment of any judge the youths are forced onto a revolving door two daughters, Mrs Keith Riverview Hospital. discuss It." Although the Democrats apparently art is up to tha governor- because no OM has the time nseded to glv« to Bom in St. Joseph, Mo., he Ellis of Ciarkeson, Ontario, individual cases," he added It is also conjectured that the creation of not firm yet on who they will nominate for roost important thing, Gagliano said, lived in Westfield and Atlan- Mrs. Janet Bentley Smith of The the two additional Juvenile and Domestic their Judgeship, Colemaa appears to be the is that (ft* addition of two Judges will in- Gagliano noted that the support he re- tic Highlands before moving Newport, Oregon; a son, Relations court judgesbips, coupled with the leading candidate for the Republican scat crease £• • eflscttvsaass s of the court, by ceived for the hill was M-partisan, lnchjdlng, here two yean ago. Jerome Bentley HI of Steam- Peskoe nomination, will clear the path for the Democrat-cootroUed county Board of Coleman, who is a former asasniblymaa g the backlog of cases and allowing He was secretary and boat Springs, Colo.; a sister, the long-anticipated nomination of Prospero reUevlng the backlog of ca rTsihoUws sad Dasiat J. O'Hera, a De- as well as county prosecutor from 1OTJ-77, with the treasurer for the Merck Co. Ma. Ziltha Temper of Albu- De Bona, a Rum ion Democrat, for a Superior the Judges to spans more time with mocrat sad the governor's chief counsel, as has been named frequently as a candidate for Foundation, Rahway, before ^arque, N M , and three Court judajeship. De Bona, a Red Bank at- defendants wall as Assignment Judge Marshall ScUkoff, brothers, Benjamin W. the Judiciary for the last several years retiring in 1971. torney now serves on the state Casino Control "Whan a young person gets into trouble, Superior Court Judge John P. Arnoaa, sad Bentley of St. Augustine, He was a member of the Commission in a bold-over capacity. His "As far as we're concerned, the next he needs guidance, helpful attention and a Coart Administrator Robert Staler, who Fla., Francis N. Beatley of nomination for a judgeship has been under vacancy goes to (Coleman)," Danskin said. real concern for what's best for the youth." compiled statistics hi support tor the addi- - Auburn, New York, and Lt. Edward Beatty discussion for close to two yean, ever since "He Is a super person, aad extremely the RspSbUcaa senator added "No matter tional judgeships Col. Richard S. Bentley of LONG BRANCH - Edward Nashua, N. H. T. "Harp" Beatty, 57, of this A service will be held place, died Sunday in Lov- Thursday at the First Pre- ingston, Va. sbyterian Church, here. Kennedy is hoping for victory at home He was a UK-long city resi- dent. (Continued) trated on Vermont. He has the support of roe," Baser said Morris Pliskoff Dole has stopped campaign!"*, aad Con- He was a Navy veteran of Gov. Richard Snelllng there, but the alliance Rep Philip M Crane of Illinois also has nally is concentrating on southern contests World War II. and retired in HAIXANDALE, FLA. - the vein of liberal Republicanism in showed signs of strain on yesterday, after been campaigning la Massachusetts, but his 1973 from the photographic Morris Pliskoff, 78, of 1801 Massachusetts, said be was coining on strong Soelling was quoted as saying that Gerald R effort has been hampered by the defection of which begin In South Carolina on Saturday. - section of Fort Monmouth South Ocean Drive, died Sun- against Bush and Reagan. He angrily dis- Ford would be the strongest candidate and some supporters to the Reagan camp Kennedy campaigned across He was a communicant of day at the Hallandale Re- puted Bush claims that it already Is s two- "the best president" Republicans could of- The ethers on the Republican ballot: Massachusetts on yesterday, and wrapped up Star of the Sea Roman habilitation Center. man race. fer. Sndliag said he is still with Baker, aad former Texas Go*. John B. Connally, Sen. his effort with a five-minute television com- Catholic CsfArch, here. He was born in Russia and Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. of Ta doesn't think Ford will become an active Bob Dole of Kansas, businessman Benjamin mercial, telling his Senate constituents that Surviving is his wife, Mrs. lived in Asbury Park, N.J., third in New Hampshire, sought to hold that candidate. of Los Angeles, they inspired him toru n for president in the Frances Cortvriendt Beatty. and Little Silver, N.J., before ranking in Massachusetts while be concen- "I must still have my work cut out for candidate Harold! first place The Woolley Funeral Home moving here 10 years ago. is in charge of arrangements He retired 11 yean ago after 40 years as a carpet Mrs. Alma Johnson salesman for B. Altman 4 Co. of New York City. Beadleston is Bedell choice for casino post BELFORD -Mrs. Alma Surviving are his wife, 0. Johnson, 90, of 131 Church Mr*. Mae Scbein. Pliskoff; In the wake of the Abscam Da St., died yesterday, at the governor's reform Lordi. trol two daughters, Mrs. Bemlce' allegations which have pired almost two years ago, Riverview Hospital, Red package would require that a "No one has been more MacDonald, relinquished his Davis of Manchester, and already cost the resignation public offical or employee be dedicated to public life than post after published allega- has continued to serve as s Mrs. William Yum of Ran- of one casino control com- out of office for at least two part-time commissioner She was born in Camden Lordi/' Bedell said. "I think tions linked him to a 1100,000 dolph, Mass; a brother, missioner, the only thing that years before becoming in- because Byrne has neither and had lived here most of It would be morally wrong to bribe reportedly intended to Philip Pliskoff, and a sister, volved in casino industry or replaced alas tor aor reap- her life all factions of the legislature insult him by replacing him hoy favorhale treatment for a Mrs. Dorothy Kimmel, both seem to agree on is the need regulation. Bedell conceded poiated Mm. Bedell said be She was a member of the They'd be victimizing an up- casino developer. of the Bronx, New York; for some reforms to protect that his recommendation to bsMved that Da Boaa's long United Methodist Church, standing gay Jast to The position MacDonald three grandchildren, and one the integrity of the regulatory the governor concerning whitewash the situation." wait for a judicial appoint- here. great-grandchild. Beadleston's appointment vacated Is still unfilled, sad ment may be over soon She is survived by a son, body. No proof has been offered The Richard C. Hoidal might seem a bit premature, Byrne had has said be will not Under the present system, Alton Donovan, here; a sis- And the appointment of a thus far that there was any Funeral Home, Ocean since its far from clear what replace any part-time vacan- the part-time commission ter, Mrs. Vivian Easier, also person with the sort of re- veracity to the alleged boasts Township, N.J., is in charge sort of reforms will be made cy until the fall-time com- members are paid 111.000 here, and four grandchildren. putation Beadleston has en- by Williams, or that Lordi of arrangements. and what form the com- mission be has requested Is yearly, aad the chairman re- The gcotl Funeral Home U in joyed among both political misionwiUi had any knowlege that the ratified by the legislature ceives HO.CQS Under the charge of arrangements parties is a good way of insur- senator was using his name. Miss Annie ing that Integrity, Bedell "At this point>l m at- Nor has the governror Byrne proposal, the lour full maintain*!. tempting to sigmf Nor have any indictments signaled any intent to act on time members will be paid Miss Loretle Macketon "I can think of no one who governor one legislat been returned against any of the two hold-over memebrs s**,M* s year, sad the public figures named In of the commission, l~-'r*Trt csuUrmaawtUmakehK.OM L'Homme MORGANVILLE - MlM is better qualified than Al point of view as to what I'd Beadleston to accomplish like to see happen, and who But one Republican Prospero De Boaa of Bedell said be agrees with KEANSBURG - Miss Annie Macketon, 17, of U of the Casino Con- Harvey Road, died Sunday in what the governor is trying to I'd like to see serving on the Byrne that the WMirne com- Lorctte F. L'Homme, *), ot Lenox HiU Hospital, New do (in his casino reform commission." And, Bedell mission will alleviate a- 43 Ocean view Ave , died York City. package)," the Democratic noted, the rapport which the number el the problems yesterday at Bayshore A senator has established with Born In Odessa, Russia, senator said. which have lessened the tioa. bat hopes that the Community Hospital, the governor is recent Mob trial opens Miss Macketon lived most of "I can't think of anyone credibility of the currently vassrsbll Wepahlsfsa will bs HolmdeJ. months, following years of her life in New York City, who was more widely ad- opm topersuasion . She was born in New York sometimes-antagonistic rela- (Continued) panile, reputedly aa associate moving here three months mired in the legislature than City and has lived here 14 tions, may add a little extra Medical Center, Long Of the Carlo Gambino crime ago. She had retired as a re- Al Beadleston," he added. heft to his recommendation Branch. And since that family. tailer of women's hats. "All or us who were Involved testimony, s state-appointeappointed She was a secretary for of Beadleston. Yesterday, Imbriani told Surviving are a sister, with Al la the legislature, phry i idd Fcmri Peck and Peck of New York. even though we may have "Maybe with my new al- the defense attorneys to take She was a member of St. - Miss Ullie Macketon of Lon- st the hospital. Brown was don, England; a nephew, belonged to different parties legiance, the govsinot will slated to receive the doctor's a aew motion for a change of Ann's Roman Catholic or had different philosophies, feel more Inclined to consider venue for the trial to the as- Church Dennis D. Sadow, with whom report today aad tan It over she lived, and a niece, Mrs. have always been impressed my observations in the pro- signment judge la Mercer Surviving are two sisters, to Imbriani Imbrianl has Claire Hopper of Hacket- with bis forthri|htneas." per light'" Bedell slid. County, who has bees de- Mrs. Julitte Jaeger, here, and slready severed from the tstown. Beadleston was only the Bedell, however. Is not signated by the state Mrs. Elsie Stegeland of East trial for health reasons. Hug third person in the state's his- toally dedicated to the gov- Keansburg. The Freeman Funeral gerio "Richie the Boot" Supreme Coart to hear all tory to have attained the top ernor's line on casino reform. such motions messes stem- The John J. Ryan Home Home, Freehold, is in charge BoUrdo. M, the alleged boss of arrangements positions in both houses of the Some observers sec that of organised crime la North mini from SB indictment For Funerals is In charge of legislature, serving as As- Byrne's proposal to re- arrangements. Jersey. brought by a state grand Jury Mrs. Joseph Stern sembly Speaker in 1064 and constitute the mnimlisiflfl as Thursday. Imbriani will a full time body as an at- Imbriani also turned down James Tully Senate President in 1973. rule on a motion to suppress WEST ALLENHURST - Bsadlastan is best-known, tempt to gracefully sweep out some of the wiretaps and tape motions by Feinstein to dis- KEANSBURG - James Mrs. Joseph J. Stern, 74, of however, for his authorship all of the current com- recordings that are the heart qualify Brown as a pro- B. Tully, IB, of » Woodside 417 Staff a St., died yesterday of the legislation which man- missioners, Including of the state's case. The mo- secutor la the case and to an attorney Ave., died Sunday at at the Jersey Shore Medical dates the education of men- Chairman Joseph Lordi. tion to disallow the tapes as sever De Vlngo from the Riverview Hospital, Red Center in Neptune. tally and physically han- But Bedell said yesterday evidence was made by Miles trial. All the defense at- you can afford Bank. She lived in Jersey City dicapped children. that there Is an "urgent" Feinstein. attorney for An- torneys already have He was born in Elizabeth for SO years before moving "Al is independently need for Lordi to continue on thony De Vingo, who is severance motions on appeal and lived here for 64 yean. here 25 years ago. wealthy, certainly very ex- the commission no matter charged with participating In before the state Supreme Fast-efficient Legal assistance He was emplovM ai a Mrs. Stern was a member perienced In government, and RAW It la • miiiu —, • ,1 the UTS murder of Paul Cam- Court. mason at Fort Moimouth. of the Temple Beth Torah and has been out of office for now ii is reformed. Mr. Tully was a communi- its sisterhood in Ocean more than two years," Bedell The Abscam cloud cast its MVOWCt (We Fa* asssssd) Sits cant of St. ABB'S Roman Township, the Deborah, noted. "Ha seems to fit the I shadow on Lordi following INCONMMTKNIS1N SMIPLI WMJ. S4I Cathlic Church. Asbury Park Chapter and the bill perfectly." publication of federal law BANKRUPTCY S2SO SUMMATION AOMINCNTttH Asbury Park Hadassah. enofrcement officials' •nega- NAMC CHAMOIS** •CftSONAL INJURY He was the husband of One of the provisions of HOWUUtiM HI Mrs. Geraldine Tully, who Surviving are her tions that U.S. Sen. Harrison husband, Joseph J. Stem; a A. Williams. D-N.J., had *•*• do aol (MM* eoMtc died in 1972. All Other Le«al Services Available Surviving are two sons, daughter, Mrs. Harold Lottery winner bragged toundercove r agents James B. Tully Jr. of New Elovich of Great Neck, Long that be could get favorable York, and Joseph Tully, serv- Island; two brothers, David ' TRENTON
By ELLEN GOODMAN — B^Sh in ^^^A^S^P^B &A ^^^ad)^i^k^La^^iBBs^i^ab^Bia^a*s> t^Bs^sv a^rfkt gsJ^s^msimftaB^Bia^Baa If t Watching the candidates from my horiaonUl i •xf; 10 •cion as mwotaogniimucsi «w 10 MograiJiiia. u i Personally, I blame It on the flu. For seven day* my white cells held an orgy fed sucked iato tbe parts they art playing la Shakespeare or Stoppard. just lere must be a moment when the character yon have created seems like a and devoured my red cells. My bugs overwhelmed my brain. Their rampage imagine the difficulty of -»t-»-t-fc.*; a sense of ideality when you ar* "acting" eatiire. A morneM whan you feel oddly distanced from your own imam. through my body left me at vibrant as a blob. as yourself. What dots John Anderson think of Ik* wry, ironic, rather-heHJfht-than- Fluish, I was fit for only two things: to star in a remake of Andy Warhol's From my bed watch, 1 thought of the athletes and their gold medals I thought tfdeot candidate h* has become? Dots Ronald Reagan ever wonder what this flick, "Sleeping," or to sit slack-jawed in front of toe television act. of thhe amateurs who win by doinI g their beet aad thaa market that victory by being HJM Roaald Reagan would My about an issue? At S o'clock la tht rooming So for a week I watched. I watched athletes and candidates and commen- the persons who once did theith r bast "Remember me? I'm )eaa Claude Killy," lies Jimmy Carter think of himself as the best leader? tators I watched Jean-Claude Killy Ulking about bis American Express card and saystheskierontbesetdeioganaeuiuUttoaofBisf Most of us have at least one momeat when we fed like the Wisard of Oz We Ronald Reagan Ulking about bis victory and a down authors Ulking about their At some point the trae-life drama of Brace Jesater aad his wife, Chris, must a*e all expertaaced self-doubt, doubt about tht valid!ty of our own sense of self, books. have become such a commodity. Their real feetiags wart played and replayed on depth of our own feelings. By Wednesday morning, in the middle of the Phil Donahue show, I think I the mass media stage until they must ha«a seemedaa uabtUevable as a fairy tale But there U something about public life that accentuates that process I haw decerebrated There was Donahue, charming, caring, and boyish, struggling to be After years trapped as the romantic lead in the Decathlon Tale, Bruce Jenner t it myself After three weeks on a book tour, Ulking, Ulking, more Ulking, at liberal despite his background. And suddenly I had the feeling that be was acting went Hollywood It is entirely possible that he had to do something unlike himself •not I ha** felt a sense of unreality saying things I meant sincerely By sheer for all the world just like Phil Donahue. to hang onto his uniqueness It happeasaU the time •petition they began to sound fake It IU as If I war* role-playing my own life In one feverish moment it occurred to me that it must be bizarre to make a it was a spooky feeling living being yourself. Furthermore, when you are being yourself on stage, are you suspect that we can only ftd real when we are private We insUnUy behave acting? Does your self become a role you are playing? n ffcea we are being watched I also suspect that many public people an * After my week of undercover! s) watt I have a list of people whose job in life aeomfortabie with the notion that strangers "know" them. largely consists of being who they are. These are people who cannot introduce themselves without sounding as if they are name-dropping They are people who Authenticity Is a slippery thing, hard to ktep a grip on To the degree that can be trapped by 'heir own image. Lifestyle tuple fit a complete, static Image - even one of their own creation - they The television "personality" is the most distilled version of this sell tack their own —>nusntt». If nothing else, we are all moat aware of our own syndrome. Celebrities may be people who are famous for being famous. But 8 The Daily Regis** TUESDAY. MARCH 4,1980 umplexity, vacillations, contradictions - aad changes We an simply dJfftrtnt •personalities" are people who are talented in the art of being natural. Their oneday, to another And you don't have to be wasted by the flu "personality" is their tool kit, their union card, tbeir paycheck.
HINTS FROM HELOISE Rolling in dough
DEAR HELOISE I is a "eat-off" faaatj that has aa eeeatag abaat oat For * special receptioa I I made U by raltiag the aarrew base ef« a oatmeal-chocolate chip fi*M«i. rigasar faa—I tt rraats s irtiar I "> • i followed recipe directions u lac letter, before measuring. I especially like the way btaey, aa*- ketrhap nu My first pea of rwkiet uned o*t too fat To remedy tats. tswasajb. Freshly I shaped tbe cookie tar gats or aandsrtd sugar, ay h toasted crisp rice cereal, aad baked facia are fslly peart* taU i mlMtct. efl several years ag«. I sHda'l realise Decorated with Uu of ca aMaaty how haa«y H w**M be i sl haw eft**) I w**M eat It - Mrs. M. kept their shape, bad a new cnsachy I Uve, bat they arirttif added amaaUly - *HI IW* M three DEAR HELOISE; aotea more cackles !-R.S. waeaever a arawstnag ss pan** awl, it eaa aasaajy at Wouldn't the Cookie Monster love you! lido I for giving us mlr—| by tafcmg a plastic straw aa* thrnmag the card ar oi»e more variation on the tv*r In demtad (nU*. - flilalii strlag threat* U. mea the straw caa be case* through th* LETTER Of LAUGHTI , drawstriagipiaiagelthtjackrtfheo* DEAR HELOISE Slaee the straw Is flctibk.il eaa easily be worked Ihroagh U Graadpas day, wbea the aew -faagM uis»eat*tlUsi*«aa4lheflriHcaaia*abep*lie«lhre*gh first beiaguedg . people oftea yelled. "G*» !" 1 Had It awkkly aahrat aa Win frasuatksg prabiam. - tsstillg*** mtmsdayst* V. DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: . lisas'JIBI illsssa iniii limit tal itjij Hi hibjfalilsTli 8* ye* dU tt again! Weal u the shop wearlag that S* aow I Mad advice. Haw do ye* get grease ost pre- tight Becked iweaUr ar tda'l ka*w hew u varmisbed cabiaeU? Tbe grease It maialy oa the getttoffwithaat I weaM appredau aay help I may receive Ibitagb ytar ON CALL FOR TEL-MED — Volunter operator Mrs. educational system which permits area residents to •llppery material, pat it ever year colama. — Mrs. H.I.H. Hazel Hendrlckson, left, of Eatontown, handles phones phone th* hospital at 747-2551 and hear lap* recorded coraers firmly between year teeth There arc many commercial cleaners on tbe market that at Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank, at Mrs. Ann Jessup, messages covering more than 200 health topics. A free With aae swish that you can spray on the cabineU, then wipe clean. Its consumer health educator, scans log sheet of more tap* listing Is available by writing or calling tht magic. Works great... Try It.-Fera But one of the best and cheapest cleaners I know of is plain than 75,000 calls mad* to River view's Tel-Med program hospital's Consumer Health Education office. ' DEAR HELOISE: whit* vinegar. during its first year of operation. Tel-Med Is the unique Oa* at ti my Wipe the cabineU down with vinegar and water and than .polish with a towel No streaks and clean cabinets! -Heloise If a huuteketping problem has you stamped, drop a note to Heloiae care of this newspaper and let bar solve It for yon. ANN LANDERS lorry tht eaa't aatwer your latter personally bat keep an eye on her column for the answer to your question
HINTS FROM HIM DEAR HELOISE: With the price tf | , tb*B**dt* Aging male reports gay life dreary IUI yea a*** oaly part of a whole towel, grasp OH a towel wbH* If t a* the dlsptaatr. Tear ap asW tbea Dear ABB Leaders: I'd when she was fear. She aad She Is sick of It aad has a* seea lu high? What about bow maay of us Igasis lamps, peat NOT- try to conceal like to say something about her mother were like sitters mterest la havlag k family. silver? Hew abeat copper? wall lor bcnlas te stbside dentures(or partial plates Yo* caa g«t half a towel easily as all teweU tear straight the pros aad cons of the so- — taly It years apart hi age. New she wants I* iavite her Jasl drop a him, please. - aad pal elf female repair before strgery. You could • thai atreetiaa. Meat times, half a towel will 4o t! called gay life — as aa agiag We kaew they were close, bat to live with them, Three Bliad Mice work beeaase we eaa't want choke ootbern while under male experiences It. we «Wt realise they ware aba practically does Dear Mice: The only sure our families to see as looklig theanett tic. If a gay is la his M*s ar crazy. aay way. Bob says a*. way to double your money Is like N before oar time. Ms, Uves ia a big city aad The first alga tbat Although Marleae has a to fold it over tad put it back I kaew It's rleneabMS bat I has stmaiag good leeks, be somethlag was odd was whet degree la Ubrary science, she in your pocket. aeed surgery — aad my can get all tbe sex be wants, Marleae's mother left aa ex- has take* a Jab with her Dear Aaa Leaders: Ye* foolish pride Is keepmg me aloag with what passes for ecalive podtiea to move te a mother so tbey can be know that before surgery the from havlag it. — Pride friendship. Bat what about small college town to work as together la tbe same store all paUeat is always asked, "Do Goeth Before A Fall the washed-up aaeea la Us a clerk la a store so she coeld day. What do yoa make of yo* have dentures, bridges or Dear Pride: Discuss this «'« or M's? His good looks be aear her daughter whta this? What skoal* be done? - partial plates?" What bap- problem with your doctor at goae, he's trapped la a small she enrolled la tbe state *a- Worried In Seattle peas If he or she doesn't tell once. He will give you several town, stack in a bortag jeb Iventty. Dear Worried: If Marlene the truth? alternatives that will protect aad not maUag mack money. Tbe week altar gradaa- won't tee a bead doctor about 1 woader If doctors realize your vanity. DO NOT — re- He never has. bad a real rela- tioa, Marine married Bab. A her mother-problem, your —— tionship - oaly oae-eigkl few days ago Bob told my son should see a clergyman -steads and motel quickies. kasbaad that he aad Us wife and a lawyer — in that order. Well, that's tbe way tt Is m|oyosjt MI wiws they were This is no marriage. for a lot of us. The tragedy Is la Ugh school, bat there had Dear ABB Landers: I know that we aever had a chaaee to beea very little during col- ye* don't give financial ad- choose. We were victimised lege tad almost aeae slaee vice, bat hew about a word or by a mix-up of genes, marriage. The reason? two? Has the goM market bormoaes and chromosomes. "Preference" bad nothiag to do with it. I knew, because UNIVERSAL I've beea there. Please tell It Ukeitis.-Oae Dear O.: I feel sorry for PRODUCTIONS anyone whose life is so dreary — and I'm sure you BEAUTY PAGEANT have presented an accurate picture — but I don't agree and with the rest of your letter. MODELING CONTEST There is wide disagree- FTCR SPENDING SEVERAL YEAR8 WORKINQ IN NEW YORK GIRLS 2-25 WELL KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHERS. FASHION MODELS. ment among authorities on MO VARIOUS PUBLICATION8-NEW8P what causes homosexuality. BOYS 3-8 ANORA SOLOMON HAS FORMULA Some say it is the result of NO TALENT ME CALLEKLLECO 8ANDRE. 8ANDRE COSMETICS INCLUDE mixed-up genes, hormones More "Can-lie V ERY NECESSARY PRODUCT FOR SKIN CARE, COLOR COR- COHTOURINQ, AND and chromosomes. But the CALL: 429- 7«34 WIN UNLIKE ANY OTHER ezperU whose opinion* I for spring LINE, SANDRE CATERS TO respect say homosexuals are for more information PRIZES-TROPHIES OCR INTERESTED IN HER psychologically programmed or sand coupon SCHOLARSHIPS Spring's perfect sandal. Light, debonair an•*d * R8T MAKB-Uf LE8SON TO THE below to: has adjustable straps to fit every fool. IATURE WOMAN REQUIRING THAT at a very early age by the AWARDS AND MORE P%CIAL MOISTURIZER TO FlflHT Afl- interaction they have (or do Natural, f usia, white or yellow. Oreos style by 3 AND DRYNESS. CALL FOR AN not have) with either one UNIVERSAL El Greco. Sizes 5 to 9. PPOINTMENT. TO INSUFMSTHECOR- parent or both. ECT ANALY8B OF THE LOOK THAT MARCH 16,1960 WANT TO ACHIEVE. PUT YOI $ ;E IN THe HANDS OF AN O(PERT I wist I could be more Holktaylnn 26 helpful, but my only aasjii Wast Lono Branch two is move to a larsjar dtjr 1060 HIGHWAY 35 — MIDDLETOWN where tbe gays arc or- SEND COUPON TO BE ELIGIBLE ganised. You then mi«ht (lad 671-6067 _JW»I "Do you know howt—utnul I you can be... we do/" Dear Aaa Landers: Oar ADDRES8- PANTS PLACE L brilliant. haad**me s*a, CITY 8TA1 "I**," dated this am* (W all tareaga ZIP RKDwAHK:S0 Broad Street. MONMOUTH HALL "Marlwe's" ASK DR. BROTHERS SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY, MARCH4,1980 The Daily Register 9 Handling a child's indecisions AT WIT'S END
By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS asking for your view, he's playing it vary sale. able to recognize that the problem is really his, Perhaps his previous parents didn't appreciate not yours. Checkbook Daw Dr. Breakers: Rceeatiy, my husband aad •elf-reliance. He might have sensed disapproval Most people use humor and teasing, often I beeasae faster paresis tor the tint Uau. We've or suspicion from his guardians II he acted on his unconsciously, to express hoatility and aggression aeeaed w hasne aad ear hearts la a waaderf ml lt- own. that they caa't handle more directly. They may year^U bey We knew that this efeiM kat beea la Once the boy learns to trust you, once he aay things that are quite vicious and when the three different hames la the laa* year aad we knows he eaa depend on yoar lore, even if he isn't victim looks shocked or hurt, they quickly add, waM to make Urn kaow that as toag as we lav* always perfect, he'll be more willing to try to "Oh, I waa only leasing." Sometimes this is true, a lancing aay uy ia the matter, ha caa remala with n as make choices on his own for he'll know that if he but usually, the person is trying to drop a hint hag aa paaattk. Ta like Ikal u be iaravcr, hM sqr fails, you will sUU accept him about some aspect of the listener that is troubling By ERMA BOMBECK hastiaai1 says I'm earealisuc. As yea em ate, we him, but that he's afraid to discuss openly. In January of this year, I made a resolution to balance checkbook every month already teve this With my Dad's experience, I know h6 has only Energy is topic at open meeting the Finest Materials. And you can take it from me,' Nancy, that the workmanship is the Best. SHREWSBURY - The office of planning and policy guide general policy avenues for the following three year* Just call my Dad at 747-2543 and get a terrific public is invited to a meeting analysis for the New Jersey buy! of the League of Women department of Energy on by summing up New Jersey's Voters of the Greater Red "New Jersey's Energy energy profile at that time. It Bank Area March 6 at 8 p.m. Master Plan." defined the types of areas to here in the Community Room be studied. In 19*1 the results RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP of The Register. Guest New Jersey's Energy of the specific studies will be 39% BfOMi Str##t Red Bank speaker will be Edward Master Plan was adopted In put into a coherent policy Linky, administrator for the October 1178 as a blueprint to framework. 10 The DBMIYRegister SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, MARCH 4, IMO Ocean Twp. agrees to seek state funds for park site By J. SCOTT ORR financial information before the township of developing If the county were to take it another bearing on the pro- he was unsure if last night's But Gregory C. fehrea- the proposal asking us to go along with and maintaining a park that over then the cost would be posal, beacause the Tax- hearing would fullfil the re- bach, township manager, said Fehrenbach eitlmated OCEAN TOWNSHIP - increaseing this indebted- could be used by people from spread across the entire payers Association has filed a quirement. that if the township were to Uul it could bt ill months After over two hours of dis- ness," Schueler said. surrounding areas. county," Weiner said. grievance with the DEP. Also discussed last night open the culvert the Borough before the DSP review* Ike last night. Township Also leading opposition •I know 1 said It during Hodnett replied that the "We seat a letter to DEP were possible alternatives to of Deal would be flooded and appl»eeU«.tWiltc9»MUk« Council, by a 4-1 vote, de- last night was Paul Wiener, a the campaign, but why don't county has no interest hi tak- and they assured us that as building the retention pond. the township could be seed aaottaer Us raoatka It |et the tcided to apply for a state frequent critic of the council we get the county to develop ing over the park and they long as there is a letter of Scbeueler said that opening A public hearing on the plan daticned. Alter that it •—grant to fund half of the $2.2 and an unsuccessful can- it so Ocean Township won't would be foolish to do so protest on file, they will have up a culvert under the North bond ordinance to fund the could take a* additional two million price of developing didate in last year's election. have to bear the entire Schueler said that council to hold a public hearing," he Jersey Coast line would ease project will be held before yean lor Ike project to be the 208-acre Deal Test Site. Wiener questioned the gain to burden of funding this park. will be required to hold said. He added, however, that the flooding along the brook. the township Is committed to completed. More than 50 residents turned out for a public hear- ing, during which strong arguements were made both in favor of and in opposition to the development package, which would cost township taxpayers 111 million, for de- velopment, plus JS5.000 an- nually for maintenance. Council members in favor of the proposal cited the in- clusion in the project of an 8- acre retention pond to ease drainage problems on flood- prone Whalapond Brook as a UP TO ffiOO major asset of the pl.n The only dissenting vote was cast by Mayor Richard English III, who cited the township's bond indebtedness and inflationary considera- tions as his reasons for oppos- ing the plan. "I read where the best CASH BAC way to fight' inflation is to stop spending. I ran platform of developing that retention pond with the other council members, but I have to vote no," the mayor said. Cash back on high-mileage cars... A major plank in the plat- form of the United Citizens slate, which iwep all five direct to you from Lincoln-Mercury Division. seats on council last year. was the implementation of a master drainage plan which included as its top priority the development of a reten- tion pond on the site. "We can get the retention basin we promised and get the park funds free. We made a committment to the master drainage plan and this is the best way to go toward im- cash rebate to plementing it," said Coun- cilwoman Rebecca J. Reilly you on every new Councilman Saul J. Rubin, Cougar XR-7 maintained that this is not the township's last chance to either go ahead with the pro- ject or scrap it. "We still have that escape clause. Just because we go ahead and apply for the funds doesn't mean we are going to be held hard and fast caih rebate to to the proposal," Rubin said. you on every new During a presentation on the proposal, by Raymond J. Mercury Zephyr. Hodnett, the landscape archetect who designed it, ex- plained the dynamics of the $300 design were explained. The park is designed around a core facility which features lake activities, park- ing, picnic areas and some active recreational facilities. From there, the activities get less active, as one gets further from the core. Direct- ly surrounding the core are playing fields and athletic areas, while on the outer periphery of the park are nature preserves designed for very passive recreation. But despite the sentiment in favor of the proposal on council and the endorsement of the Environmental Com- mission and the League of Women Voters, a large Hurry! Your car must be delivered to you by your percentage of the audience last night opposed the plan. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer by March 22. George Schueler, a local realtor and representative of the township Taxpayers As- sociation, said his opposition We're proud we've improved our gas-mileage ratings over last year on every to the plan is simple — the township simply cannot af- standard model we offer.* Olds.Buick, Pontiac or Chevrolet cannot make that ford it. claim. Zephyr, for example, gets better gas mileage than six different Datsun "This council has been in office for only about six months now and already they and Toyota models. And now... have bonded " another }l million. Now they are asking us for another Jl million," • We're making cash back offers on some of our best mileage cars. Schueler said. "As stock holders in this • On our '79 s as well as '80 s, including dealer-owned demonstrators. township, with you as the board of directors, you should • Apply these savings to your down-payment, or receive a check have provided us with all the directly from Lincoln -Mercury. Pair charged Get the kind of savings you want today on the kind of high-mileage cars you need. in breakin try MIDDLETOWN - Two When it comes to high mileage and high value, our pride is shining through! 1* year old Haxlet boys were charged with attempted burglary, trespassing and malicious damage Sunday night after police discovered •Compare this estimate to the estimated MPG of other cars. the two shortly after they You may get different mileage depending on speed, weather forced their way into toe conditions and trip length. Actual highway mileage will probably Shopper's Country Village store, Route 36, East be less than the estimated highway fuel economy. Keansburg. **Based on EPA ratings for 1979 vs. 1980 introductory LINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION Police said the two boys models excluding California. were apprehended by Patrolman Patrick Greaves who noticed the breakin dur- ing his patrol at 7:30 p.m. y Dealer. Our pride is shining through. The boys' names were not released because they are jirvenilei. Woodlake Lincoln-Mercury Rlttenhoute Lincoln-Mercury One boy was released in 1085 Ocean Ave. Straub Lincoln-Mercury Lakewood 900 Stale Hwy. 35 400 Stale Hwy. 35 the custody of bis parents, Ocean-Asbury Parti Keypori while the other was taken to Wall Lincoln-Mercury the Juvenile detention center, Irwln Lincoln-Mercury Weialeder Inc. Freehold, pending a bearing Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore > Freehold Circle at Rt. 9 * 33 Shrewsbury 575 Burnt Tavern Rd. in juvenile court Freehold Brlcktown Judge limits picketing Freehold track reopens By ANDREW SHEEHAN the strike is a •'secondary boycott," While all five strikers assembled for a JO percent wage increase with 1 FREEHOLD - Picket! allowed mhijih iniinln— -— • ajininilswaT fifafiflai at the racetrack's main entrance Am.1W» h»fwf Mi» thr—.y^ir COO- WHICH invoivw •n cniptvjrvr vvwiui - the regular employee! at Freehold gate, the first race went off at 1:45 tract expired. of the racetrack, parimutuel clerks Raceway to pan peacefully to their instead of the scheduled post time of At the time of the negotiation im- and other employees at Freehold are jobt yesterday M the racetrack 1 p.m. The day's attendance was passe the union requested a 10 per- not at liberty to launch a sympathy opened for the first time since Fri- 1,1M, which track officials called an cent increase, but Am-Tote offered strike. The contract between the day average crowd for Monday. only a 4 percent Increase. Under the pari-mutuel clerks and the racetrack expired contract line technicians Under an order handed down by The stike by IBEW against Am- requires the clerks to cross the picket earned an average of S347-a-week, Superior Court Judge Thomas L. Tote, which began Friday night after lines of other unions, be said. while computer workers made as Yaccarino, strikers from toe Interna- negotiations broke down, effects 78 At 11:15 p.m. yesterday, two much as |410 weekly. tional Brotherhood of Electrical racetrack across the nation, includ- picketing IBEW members were read ing the Meadowlands in East Dion Gulhrie, president of the 1501 Workers Local 1501 were forced to the court order while some 70 pari- confine their picket lines to one en- Rutherford. Freehold received five local, said the strike was "In- mutuel clerks waited in front of an supervisory workers from Am-Tote evitable." The Am-Tote offer takes trance of the raeetrack. The IBEW's entrance gate on Park Avenue. In a five workers at Freehold, members to replace the striken, McLoone away previously granted increases, scene which Brian McLoone, the said. be said. of a the 700-member local on strike track's publicity director, called a "With the five replacements, we with the American ToUIIsator Co., "almost ritualistic," the picketers McLoone said that racing was can- should have no problem operating the Towson, Md., since Friday, forced calmly stepped aside to aUow the celed on Saturday, because track of- track," he said, "out, the strike the racetrack to cancel Saturday's clerks to enter the track. Several ficials expected the pari-mutuel looks like it could go oa for a long racing card by picketing all three state troopers and track security clerks, who conducted a seven-week time." entrance gates. Track officials shut employees did not take any action strike against the track three years down the track before any of the against the strikers. The IBEW local originally asked ago, to honor the picket lines. The other 500 workers were asked to cross court order said the raceway could the lines. impose sanctions against those In a show cause bearing yesterday employees falling to return to work. morning, Yaccarino ordered the The raceway submitted a request IBEW workers, who maintain the The Daily Register to make-up the lost racing day to the Am-Tote parimutuel machines, the state Racing Commission, which infield toteboard and a central com- limits the number of operating days puter, not to impede track opera- SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MARCH4,1960 11 in each of the state's tracks, tions. The judge noted that because McLoone said Brookdale trustees award bids for construction of new center By SHERRY FIGDORE the low bid on general construction went to Soldo The trustees, who already paid $8,000 more LINCROFT - The Brookdale Community Col- Construction Co., of Leonardo, with a base bid of than anticipated for the site at Broadway add HEROIC EFFORT — Twelve-year-old John Lane stands In front of the lege Board of Trustees last night awarded bids $489,000 and a total bid of 1533,500, including all North Third Avenue, approved the $1,0*3,142 total fireplace near where a fire broke out Sunday morning which caused extensive totalling $885,171 for construction of the new interior finishing, landscaping and driveways. cost package last night, despite the fact that the damage to his family's home at 8 Ridge Road, Rumson. Lane awoke in the Learning Center in Long Branch, contingent upon The low bid in structural steel was $104,200, original estimate for the construction was 1910,00. middle of the night, discovered the fir* and alerted his parents who ushered the final funding approval by county and state boards. from John Maltese Ironworks, North Brunswick; With Inflation and rising construction costs, entire family to safety. The first step in beginning the necessary bond- electrical work, $87,440, from Middletown Elec- Auch said the board felt it had to accept the bids, ing process will come Thursday, when Thomas H. tric Inc., of Middletown, and plumbing, $45,525, since readvertising for new bids would delay Aueh, Brookdale vice president and treasurer, from Proctor Co.. of Belmar. construction further and would probably mean and Or Donald H. Smith, college president, go Sarbo Engineering Co. Inc. of Middletown, that the school "would get less building for more before the county Board of Freeholders seeking was the successful bidder on the heating, ventilat- money." Alert boy saves approval of an ordinance authorising the sale of ing and air conditioning contract with a base bid The learning center, designed by Kellenyi As- 11.091,142 in bonds to cover construction, of $86,811, and a total bid, including alternates for sociates, Red Bank, will contain 16 classrooms, furniture and equipment, architects' fees, a heat recovery system, of 1114,498. administrative offices, testing and counseling landscaping and a contingency fund. Auch said the recovery system is expected to areas, and a multipurpose room. Brookdale officials will make a similar pre- save 70 percent of the heat that would normally be The exterior will be finished In buff-colored family from fire sentation to the stale Board of Higher Education lost from the building. split-faced block. on March II. The state will match, dollar for The Long Branch Planning Board approved a The spread between the high and low bids in By DAVID SCHWAB left the bouse and stood away from the dollar, the total sum approved by the freeholders each of the five categories ranged from 30 percent final site plan for the new structure last month, fire. for the construction, by reimbursing half of the to 55 percent, according to Audi. and Auch said if all goes well with the bonding But, he added remorsefully, the fire bond costs to the county. RUMSON - When 12-year-old John The competiveness among the bidden, be approval, construction will begin on schedule in Lane awoke around 3 a.m. Sunday morn- claimed the life of Samatha, the family's From the 3> bids submitted on construction of said, was indicative of the economy, but guaran- late spring, with completion slated by next De- ing be sensed something was wrong. 7-year-old Labrador retriever. the one-story, 15.«4»-square-foot Learning Center, teed the college what be felt was a "good price." Lane smelted smoke. He got out of bed The family spent the night at the and walked downstairs into the den and Brownett's next door before returning discovered smoke pouring out from above home the next morning to assess the the fireplace. damage. He quickly awoke his father, Francis "My parents were very grateful," Keansburg needs state help B. Lane, who In turn aroused his wife and Lane said, "while my brothers and sis- four other children aged 8 to 15 and ten didn't really say anything. I guest ushered them from their two-story bouse that's the way brothers and sisters are." at 8 Ridge Road. "I'm certainly very proud of him," A neighbor reported the fire to police said the thankful father. "He's a very to avoid layoffs, officials say and members from the Rumson and perceptive and observant child. Hit bedroom was the nearest one to where the made so money could be used to restore programs Oceanic fire companies had the fire under By JOEL SIKUEL still cut, the money saved by the layoffs could bo control in approximately 30 minutes. fire started and the smoke was coming and services already cut from the 1980 budget. applied to the road department for the purchase through the crawl space," he explained. KEANSBURG - Layoffs of borough The budget presented to the council by Riccio According to Fire Chief Lee West, the of road materials and to the police department for "He was alert enough to get out of bed employees may not be necessary if a possible last week must be reduced by 190,000 to be within fire caused extensive damage to the den, the purchase of additional can. and come in and get me. I went $89,000 in additional state aid materialises later the state imposed budget cap. However, If addi- recreation and laundry rooms located In downstairs and found a whole room full of this year, borough official! said last night. tional stale aid is received - in the form of state According to council member Eileen Lloyd, the rear section of the first floor. smoke," be added. '•I talked with the borough manager today and utility gross receipts tax revenues — the budget some of the can now being used by the depart- West said the fire apparently started in be doesn't see any layoffs, except for maybe one would only have to be cut by leas than $2,000 to be ment are four years old and have operated for the laundry room, which is directly behind The elder Lane noted that none of the or two people," Walter Farley, a Borough Council within the state cap. 150,000 miles. the den fireplace. He said he is awaiting a children panicked, "even down to the member, said last night. youngest." Riccio declined to speculate which depart- The road department has had to reduce the report from the Monmouth County fire "If the aid comes through I don't see any ments would be cut or the number of employees number of repairs to borough roads and cut back marshal to determine the cause of the "At three in the morning and in drastic cuts, though we will have to assess ail the that would be dismissed if cuts are necessary. on the purchasing of road materials in recent fire. nightclothes they were fairly calm, even expenses in the borough and sit down as a group Jerry Scalzo, president of the union local years so the borough's budget would not exceed "At tint I didn't really know what it though they all knew that the dog had and deckle what to do," Councilman Thomas representing 35 borough employees here, said be the state cap, Riccio said. was," recalled the youthful hero, who is a died," be said. "They all acted like Kinlin said. adults. has no information on the borough's budget and Riccio said services had to be cut in recent sixth-grader a^the Forrestdale School, --Farley said that some jobs may be eliminated declined to comment last night on the possibility yean because inflation has risen faster than the 5 here. "I compared the smell to cigarettes "There really aren't words to thank through attrition. of layoffs. percent the state's budget cap law allows and then woke up Dad. After I knew it was anyone like that," Lane stressed. a fire I was pretty much scared," he "I think it will sink in even more for Last week borough manager Lawrence Riccio According to Riccio, library and recreational municipal budgets to increase. added. him when be returns to school and realizes said "drastic cuts in personnel and services" will services would remain the same this year under Farley said large scale layoffs may not be be accessary if the aid does not materialize. "I think the whole family took it pret- what kind of heroic action he undertook," the budget he offered to the council last week. prudent because federally-funded CETA workers . he explained, adding, "It's seven lives." However, even with the aid, be said cuts may be If the $88,000 in aid materializes, but staff is in a borough department must be let go before ty good," be said, explaining they calmly workers in that department can be dismissed. Ninety new citizens welcomed during courthouse ceremonies pines* ; Thakorbha-VH ft • * i• Naginbhakf J l_l i1 PatelS"\_ A —I, fIndia_ Jl_ ;_ JohI^L*n. FREEHOLD — Monmouth County District • Asbury Park: Argentine Pierre, Haiti. Max Raymond Jacobs, United Kingdom; Lea Joy Court Judge Walter H. Gehricke yesterday • Atlantic Highlands: £eraslraos Antonatos, Canon Fermin, Philippines; Leanne Judith welcomed 90 new citizens after naturalization Greece. Canton Fermin, Philippines, and Leandro Canon ceremonies here. • Eatontown: Chang Uoon Choi, Korea; Soo Fermin, Philippines. In addressing the 80 adults and 10 children, the Yong Bang, Korea, and James Shlk-Shun Yao, • Jackson: Galina Tkacenko, Soviet Union. Judge said that the virtues of American China. • Keyport: Maria Elena Bair, Colombia. citizenship are still foremost in the eyes of the • Engliihtown: Feliciano Cruz Bernobe, • Lincroft: Yongut Manichaikul, Thailand, and world. Philippines. Chrysanthi Ukakis, Grtece; Herta Arthur Velasquez, El Salvador. The judge told the new citizens that they have Mina Winkler, Germany; Ole Seang Yi, Korea, • Long Branch: Frank Morello, Italy. a duty to vote and support the political party of and Vincent Peter Owen Talbot Can-abba, United • Marlboro: Ita Rothenburg, Canada; Alexan- their choice. They also have a duty to serve as Kingdom. dra Roth, Israel, and Yun-Hwa Leo, China. jurors, he said. • Fair Haven: Desmond Kirktdat, United • Matawan: Richard Sudan Singh, Guyana; After the ceremonies, the judge asked the new Kingdom. Chita Arun Netravalo, India; Franceses San- citizens to join with him in reciting the Pledge of • Freehold: Marianne Mathllde Rivers, fretello, Italy; Guiseppe Sanfretello, Italy; Betty Allegiance to the flag. Germany; Elks Marine Ann Floudas, Germany; Bau-dai Liu, China, and Stanislowa Grzyb, Helen Nobl Poka of Lafayette Street, Rumson, Matthew Donald Ollwerther, Colombia; Meghan Poland. presented to the county office of Passports and Lynne Ollwerther, Colombia; Emmanuel John • Middletqwn: Marcel Edmonde Arcache, Naturalization a painting she entitled "Immi- Nidhiry, India; Deo Cagalawan Yasol, Philip- Lebanon, and Aida Arcache, Lebanon. grants Entering the United States." pines; Blanca Amelia Briscesse, Cuba; • Morganville: Roy Allen Taylor, United Mrs. Poka, 74, came to the United States 17 Margarita Quintero, Colombia; Ana Isabel Quin- Kingdom; Jean Gertrude Taylor, United yean ago. She is a native of Hungary. The paint- tero, Colombia; Maria Montemayor Aleman, Kingdom; Elizabeth Teresa Gilardi, United ing was accepted by Jane Clayton, county clerk. Mexico; Leonid Blacher, Soviet Union, and Alison Kingdom, and Nezihe Huseyin Sadik, Cyprus. Members of Boy Scout Troop 156 of Freehold Claire Hayes, United Kingdom. Township attended the ceremonies held in the • Neptune: Francesca Letizia Fuoco, Italy; Hall of Records here as part of their require- • Haslet: Francisco Tiangco Golfis, Philip- Yvonne Eldoris Liquet, West Indies; Josephine ments for a merit badge. pines; Jose Valenzuela Almonte, Philippines; Vi- Agatha Hythe, West Indies; Reyhan Gunel, The Monmouth Bar Association presented vian Wenfeel Chang, China; Leonardo Ramos Turkey, and Pyarall Kasam Motani, Uganda. each new citizen with a pamphlet on citizenship. Costillo, Philippines; Vito Anthony Di S'efano, • New Monmouth: Andrew John Sheridan, Colombia; Amelia Cristi Dionisio, Phil, 'oes; B'nai Brith Women, Ayelet Chapter, of Vietnam. Ignacio VeUsco Dionisio, Philippines; 1 bhun Matawan provided refreshments for the new • Oceanport: Tyolanda Noemi Gimenez, Peru. citizens and their guests. Yao, China, and Royapet Chandra Sekh India. • Ocean Township: Manos Elladis, Greece; The new citizens are: • Highlands: Christine'hosemary Doran, Un- Sheila Elizabeth Bradenburg, Hungary; Adel • Aberdeen: Carmela Bare, Italy; Kwang Ja ited Kingdom. Nesslm Morcos, Egypt, and Emanuel Rakys, CONGRATULATIONS — Monmouth County District Court Judge Walter H. Yang, Korea; San- Kil Yang, Korea; Dudley . • Holmdel: Shu-0 Yin Chien, China; Ching-U Greece. Gehrlcke congratulates Kai-Chun Cheng of Holmdel, seated on the Judge's lap, and Fitzgerald, Jamaica, and Kenton Ludlow Metz, Chlen, China; Koula Moros, Greece; Karen Jane • Red Bank: Tessie Bautisto Harris, Philip- Anthony DIStefano of Hazlet after they became American citizens In ceremonies In Jamaica. Butler, South Korea; Kai-Chun Cheng, China, and pines, and Mark Andrew Keelen, Colombia. Freehold yesterday. DiStefano came to the United States from Colombia while • AUenhurst: Mary Ellen McCarthy, Colom- Govind Swamy, India. • Tinton Falls: Jan Henrik Fonseluis, Holland. Cheng comes from China. bia. • Howell: Milagros Sabarre Treyes, Philip- • Wayside: Anand Swaroop, India. Aguire, Carroll head All-America cagers NEW YORK (AP) - Mark Aguirre, • stocky, | Oregon State's Ray Blume in the backcourt. eight rebounds and three assists a game. I force throughout the toward favorably compared with the best players in . The Third Team included Ohio State's Herb Williams The240i)Ound(^iTOUUaUte-bloomerwhocamelnto year," said Louisville Coach Denny Cram. "When things DePaul history.and mountainous Joe Barry Cairo t center, Mississippi's John Strand and Drake's Lewis" ^ vw^^^^n im^ S*jBHW jvuo' i r ^^^^jw ^ A^^^aun . ^^^^MOWM^ . atti*»~.aWa^SBBfctW--4iri^»nu uuwni ire- get lough, heahseya comes though fores." Purdue's tower of strength at center, were among those at forwards and Marquette's Sam Worthen and multlfaceted: he shoots as weU u aay big maa la tat Kentocky Coach J«t B. Hall calls the t-3 Mae* bis named today to The Associated Press Alt-America col- Kansas State's Rolando Blackman at the guards. college game, blocks shocks with daa tad rebound, with "coach oa las floor" and it was indeed the stewardship lege basketball team for 19TO-80 The team was selected by a nationwide panel of AP uncommon ferocity. The playertoey oaU "Rocky Moun- of this crafty senior that kept Kentucky la the Top Joining those two gifted frootcourt players on the first writers. tain High" for his Denver origtas, was among the Big Twenty all season. One of the nation's best foul shooters, team were guards Oarrell Griffith of Louisville and The S-foot-7 Aguirre, the only sophomore on the First Ten's leading scorers all season, averaging 23 points In Macy averaged It points and five assists a name. Kentucky's Kyle Macy, along with forward Albert King Team, was the heart of a DePaul club that rolled up a It- addition to 10 rebounds a game. of Maryland. game winning streak and sat atop The AP poll for most of The t-« Griffith, a senior, is las biggest operator of The 7-foot-l Carroll was a Third Team selection last the year. Louisville's so-called "Doctors of Dunk." A lot of Grif- year, while the others made their first appearance among Coach Ray Meyer describes the beefy Aguirre, who fith's game hi concentrated above the basket, which he the nation's top IS. also has played some guard this year, as his "Offensive virtuaUyowns with his eye popping dual shots Duke's Mike Gminski was the Second Team center for Machine" and is quick to point out: "He may be the beat Louisville's all-time leading scorer averaged 23 p all-around ballplayer to come to DePaul." That Includes, on M per cent shooting from the field, aloof with Sports the second straight season, flanked by LaSalle's Michael of course, the great George Mikan, one of the sport's Brooks and Washington State's Don Collins at the 1 three assists a game for the Metro Con- 12 TUESDAY, MARCH 4.1960 forward natitinns and St John's Reffffie Carter and premier big men in the IMOs Aguirre averaged 27 points. Ali vows Rozelle investigates deal DALLAS (AP) - National Football League Commissioner "Obviously, strong steps could be taken If lbs League Pete Roxelle appointed a five-man fact-finding committee chooses to do so for conduct detrimental to the League," said yesterday to develop Information to be i. issatilM sdl relative to Roselle comeback the Oakland Raiders move to the Los Angeles Memorial Oae of the possible step* RoxeUe mentioned could be Coliseum. dropping the Raiders from the 1M0 NFL schedule CLEVELAND (AP) - A cocky and confident Muhammad RoxeUe named George Halas of the Chicago Bean, Art Mo vote was taken yesterday, but there was a possibility Ali has vowed to make a boxing comeback and regain his ModeU of Cleveland, Wellington Mara of New York, BUI ballots would be passed out In Palm Spings Bidwell of St. Louis and Herman Sarkowski of Seattle to heavyweight crown for the fourth time. "I deeply regret that he (Davis) didn't to The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported in today's editions report next week at a regularly scheduled meeting in Palm Springs, Calif. earlier about It (th (the move)," said Roaall. "My concern is for that the former champion revealed Sunday in an exclusive the future of the NFL." interview that he has been training for four days in his Sanu "The basic concern of the owners is the protection of the bylaws of the NFL constitution," said Roxelle after t lengthy Davis said the Raiders would be moving to, Los Angela hi Monica, Calif., gym and hopes to fight again by Jane. mid-March. "Vm^ "I'm back," the newspaper said Ali shouted in the meeting in which Oakland Managing Genereal Partner Al telephone interview. ' J Davis made a presentation. I talked to the other owners about our reception la the "I wiU do the impossible. I will shock the earth again I Oakland's proposed move to Los Angeles would require a city in IM3 and brought them up to date through U7> on how will win the heavyweight title four times," Ali said. vote of 21 of the 2t owners according to the NFL constltaUoo we built the stadium there." said Davis Ali, 38, has not been in the ring in a professional bout since RoxeUe reinterated that several strong steps could be Hle added, "When 1I get bac1 k we're going to start to get our Sept. 15,1978, when he regained the title with a decision over Pete taken against Oakland if It should become necessary sorgantxedtoLA" Al Davis Leon Spinks He reportedly is currently far above his fighting weight of about 225 pounds. He claimed that his newest adventure will be called "the impossible comeback." When asked if he needed the money which he could pull by Senate Olympic busing plight fighting again, be answered: 5 • "No. But I can always use money. What I want, number ALBANY, NY. (AP) - Only 73 1 But Hennessy said a count by his agency had found only 2S1 resulting chaos. one, is a record that can't be broken. Somebody broke Babe carry an estimated 20,000 spectators on the opening day of the even tomorrow, up—Ing day. The commissioner Insisted that DOT was not to blame and Ruth's record. Somebody broke Jesse Owens' record. I broke Olympics in Lake Placid last month, according to new state And to compound the problem, Hennessy said, LPOOC had that "we did everything we had the legal authority lode." Floyd Patterson's record (Patterson won the heavyweight figures. designated 135 of those for the exclusive use of the "Olympic But Goodman, whose own two daughters wen among the title twice), but no one will break my record. This fight Is for Transportation Commissioner William Heonessy released family" — athletes and officials — up from the 75 exclusive crowds caught in the snafu, noted that Heonessy's agency bad safety. figures of his agency's bus counts yesterday to a Senate buses called for in the transportation plan prepared an intricate, computerised transportation plan for "I'm coming back because I saw Larry Holmes fight and committee which is probing the problems of the XIII Winter On top of that, 44 buses were supposedly reserved for the the Games He asked, "how could you not conclude that there his legs are gone. He's snot already. And I saw John Tate ... Games. news media, up from 30 in the original plan was going to be a heap of trouble?" He didn't show me nothing I got the world shook up. don't IT I He said that under the transportation plan put together by That left only 73 buses assigned to carrying the general But despite extensive aad sometimes heated umitlwuag been thinking before I get too old I better come back. I know I his agency, there should have been nearly 200 buses available public, at a time when upwards of JO.OOS people a day ware of Hennessy aad ether Depattmeat of Transportation of got enough left to go." for the general public, plus more than 100 more for athletes, traveling to the isolated village of Lake Placid to set the ftcials. Goodman was able only to elicit information which He said he will go to Deer Lake, Pa , this week to work on officials and reporters. Games. The resulting foul-ups left thousands watting in the blurred rather than fixed blame for the problems his training, and be acknowleged that he may have to fight But Hennessy insisted that the blame for the situation cold for hours to get transportation, in the first few days of the Hennessy and the other witnesses from his agency said some contenders before getting a shot at another crown. rests with the Lake Placid Olympic Organising Committee, Games. -That the stale Department of Transportation was re- Why does Ali want to come back? not with his agency. Hennessy's testimony suggested that labor feuds, deporta- quired by law to draft the overall transportation plan for the Sure, there's pressure from promoters and Interest from "We faced up to a crisis not of our own making, and tions, management mistakes, legal uncertainties and fuzzy Games, but did not think It had the legal right to actually run television networks. Ali says his Muslim religion is having corrected it quickly," he told the Senate Committee oa contracts had til played a role in the bus shortage and the the bus system. problems, with mosques and schools closing. And be might Investigations, Taxation and Government Operations. need the money — although he's not broke — to continue his That disclaimer ran into some skepticism from Sen. Roy life style. Goodman, K Manhattan, the committee chairman. But it was clear from Hennessy's testimony and Goodman's questions Then, there could be another reason. Ali, the showman, Babych, Patey pace Blues that it will be difficult ever to pin the full blame for the mess the world-wide personality, misses the roar of the crowd is the opening days of the Games on any one organisation or ST LOUIS (API-Wayne So, It looks as if once again the cheers of "Ali, Ali, Ali!" the third period to enable the cord to2S-3s-iO game against seven losses la person. Babych and Larry Patey each Blues to snap a two-game lot With the loss, the their recent road games. will ring through an arena ... and the entourage will assemble The LPOOC had planned to have a total of 310 buses on scored two goals and St. ing streak aad raise their re- Penguins have won just oae Their record u now 23-S-12 and the hangers-on will jam hotel lobbies. It'll be Just like old hand on Sunday, Feb. 10, three days before the opening Louis goslie Mike Lint times. ceremonies. stopped 32 shots, propelling the Blues to a 4-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins la a nationally televised National Hockey League game last night. New-look '80 Yankees Uut. playing in bis mh consecutive game and 2Mb in the last 41, sunandered only a goal to Dale Tallou oa a Pittsburgh power play solve initial irritation midway through the first period. The victory gave Uut a 26-17-7 record this season, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - The credo of the just one victory behind NHL revamped I960 New York Yankees: Cool it. Leader Tony Esposito of the The low-key, don't-rock-the-boat philosophy was Chicago Black Hawks. reflected in the feathery, tentative fashion the club handled the first irritant to surface in the new season: the Patey got the Blues off to late arrival of Reggie Jackson, super star, catalyst, by WILL s good start two minutes into i the game when he deflected a self description "the straw that stirs the drink." slap shot by defenseman AWOL for three days — how do you punish the main Bryan Maxwell behind Pit- kid in the class, the richest, the most influential, the best GRMSLEY tsburgh goalie Greg MiUan known? Do you lean on him hard, possibly alienating and With Pittsburgh's Mario turning him into a malcontent? Faubert in the penalty box, Do you let him off Scot-free with a wrist slap and the Babych rapped a IMoot shot admonition: "Okay, but don't let it happen again?" from the right wing faceoff Or do you seek out some compromise that will not be who looks as if he would be more at borne on Wall Street circle just inside the goal post too harsh on the offender yet will placate the other 63 in or Madison Avenue. He always wears a vest. But he Is for the first of Us two power the room who could start screaming "prima donna," well-grounded In the game and highly respected. play goals in the first period "special privilege," and the like? Owner George Steinbrenner, who in the past was and a 2-0 St. Louis lead The Yankees' bright, new front office wrestled with never more than an arm's length away from the After Tallon's goal, the dilemma like a flock of fussy bens and then took the telephone, has backed away. He leaves the little pro- blems to his new staff. He is rarely around. Babych counted his 18th of mild road. the HIM on ei centering When Reggie checked in yesterday, three days late, "I talked to George several times over the winter," pass from Mike Zake. after fulfilling a backup of outside commitments, be was said Reggie, once in Steinbrenner'* doghouse. "I tok OVER THE SHOULDER — Pittsburgh Penguins' goalie Greg Mlllen watches the let off without a fine. For recompense, he could write a him be was so nice he must be preparing to trade me. '1 Berate Federko'i 30th goal puck go over his shoulder during last night's NHL game In St. Louis against the check to his favorite charity. don't want to trade you,' he told me. 'I want to get along. of the season and Patey's Blues. Teammate and former Olympic hero Mark Johnson («) Is tied up with Blues' Reggie picked the Public School Athletic League, a Me, too," said Reggie. second of gthe night came In Mike Crombeen. group that has supported him in the past. The best guess Is be will shell out $2,000. And it didn't hurt a bit. There was, according to General Manager Gene DePaul ends season on top Michael, no sharp directive from owner George Stein- brenner, sitting in his boat building offices in Tampa. ByTOMCANAVAN Preseason favorite and Big Ten champion Indiana, un- There was no grousing in the locker room. ranked three weeks ago but peaking with the return of "It came out good," said the beaming Jackson. "I Associated Press Writer forward Mike Woodson, jumped from No.13 to No.7 with 74* am happy with what happended." DePaul, which saw its quest for an undefeated regular points Maryland, No.7 a week ago, was next with 722 points "Reggie should have been here on time," insisted season stopped by Notre Dame 76-74 in double overtime last while Notre Dame and Ohio State rounded out the Top 10. Michael. "We were forced to take action for the sake of week, nevertheless maintained the No.l ranking in the final The Irish, ranked 14th last week when they upset DePaul, team morale, the feeling of the other players." Associated Press ooUege basketball poU for the UTt-UOD collected W4 points in edging the Buckeyes for the No.» slot by "I'm glad he's here," Dick Howser, the new manager season. eight points. and successor to the fiery BiUy Martin, said. "I wasn't The Blue Demons, who had held the top spot the past seven Georgetown made the biggest move in this week's poll, worried. He always reports ready to play." weeks- six times as the unanimous choice -coUectedM of jumping from No.20 to Noll, Brigham Young nipped Oae can imagine what the scene might have been had M first-place votes and 1,173 points out of a perfect score of StJohn's. N.Y. In maintaining the No.12 position. Atlantic Martin been manager. There never was any great love 1,180 tat the balloting by a nationwide panel of sports writers Coast Conference tournament champion Duke was 14th between Jackson and Martin, although they tolerated and broadcasters DePaul closed out a 2J-1 regular season followed by North Carolina, Missouri, Weber State, Arisona each other up to a point. A lot of times, they came closer with a 97-61 victory over intrastate rival Illinois State in Its State, Iona and Purdue. to Mows. other game last week. Last week the Second 10 was Missouri, Brigham Young, In the old Yankee lockerrooms, such volatile charac- LouisviUe, which captured the Metro 7 Conference tourna- Indiana, Notre Dams, Arizona State, Weber State, Clemson, ters needed only one tiny spark to set off an explosion. ment last weekend, edged newly crowned Southeastern Con- Purdue, North Carolina State and Georgetown. Brooding ball players sulked In their stalls. Griping was a ference tournament champion Louisiana State for the No.2 Duke, ending a one-week absence from the pod, and Iona, way of life. position. The Cardinals, ranked fourth last week, were tabbed making its first appearance this season, are the aewtcomers This is the lockerroom that the ex-Yankee Sparky twice for first place and received 1,030 points -12 more than to this week's poll. Lyle, in his literary expose, tabled "The Bronx Zoo." the Tigers, who picked up one first-place vote in advancing No more. The only animals are love birds. Even with two notches in this week's poU. Ma Kentucky, regular season SBC champs hat beaten by LSU HHukMHiuakMPP m I.M the arrival of the controversial Reggie, the lockerroom is no TIMMTIM V am HI *» inm A*. IMntwa so serene it Is almost digusting. In the SEC tournament title game, collected the final two MM m CMHMHW m»«oim»on MII, W.OM>SL •KUl HnlOKi VMM In WniOllll. re- II.QllmH»n, DC. Howser, the boyish-faced pleasant skipper who sits In first-place votes and sM points to slipping from No.2 toNo.4 . CM! MM total potato. Portu bnad on UlrWuUlW m YounY g Oregon Stale, the Padflc-10 champion, moved up one >• l» II I/U IJ U II I! II II • ••»• 11.11. JWn'l. NY h -S41? Billy's old chair, resembles a more mature John Boy of 4-5-4-MI: M. Drill 4W "The Waltons" TV series. He never snaps or yells. He place and took over the No.5 position with 671 points. I.DaPMI CM) St-I I.in I) North C.rolln. 111 m 1 Loulivlll. (1) SM 1,00 lt.MIUMrl Ml IK can be firm. He exudes calm and confidence. Syracuse, ranked third last week when It was surprised by I.LMlIlMM U. (II M-] MII I'.Wttar SI. »1 M Reggie Jackson: Stirring drink again I Georgetown, D.C., in the Big But Conference tournament 4.Kentucky m *M «• It.Arlmia SI. m Michael, the straw boss, is a tall, movie-actor type 5Omo»«. m It.lOM m title game, feU to sixth with 785 points tS 1*1 )SS i» SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1980 The Daily Register 13 Eagles ride bumpy flight over Spartans By JIM HINTELMANN MIDDLETOWN - "It was certainly not an artistic success," Middletown South High School basketball coach Pat Houston lamented after the Eagles struggled past Hamilton East, 48-46, last night in the opening round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV tournament. The victory upped the Eagles' record to 20-4 and earned them a probable rematch with Neptune Friday night, but, according to Houston, they will have to play much better if they are to get past the torrid Scarlet Fliers. "I thought Hamilton East played well," Houston said. "They were the 16th seed and had nothing to lose. "If we played the way we did tonight, we wouldn't beat Neptune in my driveway with me officiating." Fortunately for the Eagles, Mike Bennett came through with 11 points, several key steals and an important defensive play on the final Hamilton shot. *>' "The second half is usually our strong half," Bennett, a 5-11 guard, said. "On the steals, either Jimmy (Murray) or I would double team the man with the ball and turn him around. The other guy would usually get the ball.'' Hamilton East (9-13) had a opportunity to tie the game following a missed free throw by Murray with 10 seconds left. The ball was worked into Tom Mattlock's the Spartans' top scorer, but Bennett forced him Into a bad shot that wasn't dose. "Coach Houston told us to move over to number 22 (Mattlock)," Bennett said. "But Jimmy (Murray) got screened off and I came over." Hamilton East played a patient game most of the way, and this gave the Eagles plenty of problems. "We couldn't run with Middletown," Spartan coach Ken Sullivan said. " When they did that, we were in trouble. I'm satisfied with the way we played. We worked the ball for the good shot." Middletown South displayed one flash of offensive power which that came early in the third quarter after the Spartans went up, 26-21. Center John Benbrook suddenly got hot and dropped in four straight baskets, bis third put the Eagles in front, 27-26. Hamilton's Darryl Reaves scored from inside the foul circle to put the Spartans ahead for the final time, but Benbrook hit from the corner to restore the Eagle lead, Murray and Bennett followed with back-to-back layups follow- ing steals and John Johnson put in a 15-footer to give Mid- dletown a 35-28 lead. The Spartans opened the fourth quarter by scoring eight of STATING "ME IR CASE —Mlddletown South High School's Mike Fogartv (30) grabs come down along with Hamilton East's Darrell Reaves (33). Middletown South won the first 10 points tocu t the Eagle lead to 39-38. a rebound during last night's NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV basketball tourna- the first-round game, 48-46, in the game played at Mlddletown South High School. Once again Murray and Bennett scored on layups, ment action against Hamilton East. John Benbrook, photo right, waits (or the ball to Roger Baum added two foul shots to put the Eagles up by seven (45-38) once more. But Hamilton East came back wjth Mattlock and Reaves scoring jumpers and Rich Babuschak making two foul shots to shave the margin to 45-44, with 1:12 remaining. Murray then gave the Eagles a big basket by driving the length of the court and scoring on a pretty play with 56 CBA eliminated; Lions beaten seconds togo . Baum added a foul snot with 44 seconds left to put METUCHEN - Christian Brother* Academy, which cap- Hornets from the playoffs. looked back. Scott Carver hit for seven points and Jeff Peras Middletown up, 4844, but Hamilton's Rob Riley bit a corner, Uirad the NJSIAA Parochial "A" lUte championship last Die Raiders placed four players in double figures as they added six as the Pats upped their advantage to 16 points at the jumper with 24 seconds left. year, made a quick exit last night dropping « 80-50 decision to advanced to a second round game with South River on Friday. half. St. Joseph's of Metucbta in the opening round of the Group John McGrath, Mike Nlta and Tom Knot each had six Peras led all scorers with It points. Carver hit for 13, Rod MIDDLETOWN SOUTH (40) . Banbrook 7 111, Murray 31 a. Baum 1 3 5, Lynch 00 0. Fooartv 13 7, Bannatt 4 3 "A" tourney. points as North Brunswick took control hi the fourth. Williams had 11 and Neil Doberty added 10. Chris Schiner was u, Johmon 101. TOTALS I11144 HAMILTON (AST I4t) A cold third quarter In which they scored just four points Holmdd, paced by Johnaon, cut a 40-30 halftlme lead to three high scorer for the Braves (0-16) with 16 points. MatllockilK, BlltytOlI B..V.W0I ED.ardt 101, BloMOJl. B.bUKh.1.1 proved fatal to the Colts who finished their aaaion with an points at the close of the third. The Patriots will travel to North Hunterdon Thursday for Jl TOTALS 10444 " Ik ail 1711 -4» 11 11 record Dave Slava was high scorer for the Raiders with 30 points a second round game at 7:30 p.m. 14141a — 4* They trilled, 31 n, «t the half. but St Josephs scored the McGrath hit for II, Nlta bad IS and Rkk Malinosky added 10. first six points of the third quarter and CBA never got back Chris Gaffney and Tony Nugent had 10 points each for South Jersey Parochial "B " into serious contention. Holmdel (11-11). Sacred Heart 61, Mater Del H Joan Price scored H points for the Falcons Including 14 of Ccatral Jersey areas) III VINELAMD — The Seraphs were ousted from any further II from the foal line. He was the only Falcon player to make Freehold Twp. M, Manalapaa 47 playoff action by the Hearts. any free throws In the game. , FREEHOLD - The Patriots led from start to finish as Dave Colomy paced Sacred Heart (13-11) with 18 points. John Flanagan scored II for the Colts while BUI Strickland they knocked the Braves out of the playoff picture. Phil Wright added 16. Paul Hemberger was high man for 11. Township (13-11) took a 15-10 first-quarter lead and never Mater Dei with 17. Tom Elliott chipped In IS. The Falcons (134) will face Pope Paul VI in Its next game Oeatral Jersey Greea IV ' SayrevUle «, MMdletowa North 44 Face Freehold Township tomorrow SAYREVILLE - Mlddletown North High School's boys basketball team put up a valiant fight, but lost to sixth seeded SayrevtUe, in a first round New Jersey State InterschoUsUc Athletic Association Central Jersey Group IV playoff game yesterday. Casey distaff advances Middletown North (IMS), which was seeded 11th, entered the game with little hope of having the services of senior star RED BANK - Red Bank the Caseys (11-11). (9-12) with 17. The Patriots (22-1) captured Kevin Hoof. Hoof, who sat out North's last game with a diced Catholic High School's girls Fitzpatrick hit for 13 points, RBC will face top-seeded the Shore Conference cham- finger on his right hand, was suited up, bat did not expect to basketball team advanced to bad eight rebounds and seven Freehold Township in a pionship with a convincing see much action. the second round of the New steals. Kretowicz added 12 second round game at victory over Brick Township Jersey Int'erscholastlc Stryker paced the Minutemen Freehold at 8 p.m. tomorrow. last Friday. However, he was pressed Into duty when Dennis Balr left Athletic Association Central in the third quarter with a twisted knee and ankle. Another Jersey Group III playoffs by Lions starter, Mike Maura, played with a Jammed pinky. edging Bridgewater-RariUn Mauro was able to lead North with li points, but It was not East, 4M2, yesterday. enough to offset the scoring of Sayreville's Dan Ogborne and Two recalled by Flyers Rkk Garbouski. Red Bank Catholic held a 41-35 lead with 3:04 left in the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - spokesman for the National Dave Gardner and right-wing Ogbomed was high scorer with IS points while Garbouski fourth quarter, but The Philadelphia Fivers, with Hockey League team said Gary Morrison, McCONNELL 14. Bridgewater pulled to within two players listed as ques- Monday. Gardner has 10 goals, 18 as- tionable for an upcoming sists and 28 points in 21 games The Bombers' next opponent will be the winner of the three with three seconds left. Recalled from the Maine 1 Matawan Regional-East Brunswick game tomorrow at 7 p.m. A final shot by the game, recalled two minor Mariners- of the American with the Mariners, and Mor- FUEL OIL COMPANY In Aberdeen. league players Monday, a Hockey League were center rison has 23 goals, 14 assists Minutemen fell short. and 27 points in 61 Maine con- Serving N.J. Since 1882 Central Jersey Grmu> II Kelly Stryker scored nine North Bnuuwick«4,HolnMl«17S tests. Annum O, Atfantfe Highlands, N.J. points as Bridgewater took a Center Rick MacLeish and NORTH BRUNSWICK - Del Johnson poured in » points, 134 lead in the first quarter. Rangers sign two but it wasn't enough as North Brunswick eliminated the right-wing Paul Holmgren re- RBC, paced by Ann NEW YORK (AP) - The National Hockey League New main doubtful for Tuesday's Kretowicz, came back to tie York Rangers announced yesterday the assignment of left NHL game . 291-3200 111. ZMmarman 1 • I. SaMavaccNa 1 • >. TOTALS a 14 M the score at 2MS by halftime . wing Claude Larose and defenseman Jocelyn Guevremont to Kretowicz had six points in their New Haven affiliate in the American Hockey League. Kuril 1 a I. PUMMII • 11 IS. Llimrl 4 0 1. Strickland i 1 It, ColMni l l ;, the second quarter. TOTALTOTAL^' Larose had four goals and seven assists in 25 games and ssn" ^" Joan Fitxpatrick turned in Guevremont had two goals and five assists in 20 games. 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ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, 542-4000 kwt«UaJt»1J»l«l.^.lB,4laa»Bt».Mtl^ 16 The Dtaaily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1960 Spotlight on 'soaps' Bv LYNDA HIRSCH Suianne Rogers, who plays Maggie, is a higb-ipirited Uas. of catatoaia brought on when his stepfather, Alec, Basch portrayed Iris. Q: OB "GeMraTHospitaT" way iw Jeff's wife, One day before taping she decided to jump over the Jury was killed in a rifle accident But it stems Jamie is a Q: Oa "As the Warld Turns" Neither, put into aa asylem? — B.W., Seattle—- - railing fat fun. The fun ended when gorgeous "—*irrr fstfaUea isms wfco may ha broagkt hack if aad whaa ha hi actress whs nrtgiaaUy played Lisa's A: Heather, not very stable to begin with, decided to literally fell on her face, suffering a cut and a black aye. It needed in the storyline We lain* whan a character is no was quickly written into the storyline Out Maggie had get rid of Diane, the adoptive mother of infant P. J. (really longer part of the storyline some explanation should be A: Ethel Remey, a veteran actress, died over a year Heather and Jeff's ton, Stephen Lars), by driving her passed out. Serials always make provision! for "*»«s*»g given But, we araa't the writers things - adding injuries and illness into the storyline in ago. In the storyline, Lisa's mother was phased out without crazy The last step in Heather's plan was to feed Diane Q: Dunns Mills played aa a snap apara several years much explanation. LSD in some iced tea. Baby P J turned the laiy susan with case an actor or actress sustains an injury or has problems age. CMS yea leU SM the snap aad the character she the iced tea and Heather got the doctored drink. Heather with his voice due to cold or flu. played? - J.M.S., EacJM, Okie Q: Oa "Oae Ufe to Live," Karen ntalliats to Marts has never snapped out of her psychotic state and spends Q: Oa "Veaag aad the Restless," what aasffiJ u A: Donna was Laura Ooanally on the now-defunct i aregaaal. I'I most of her time sitting in her room, rocking a rag doll and Derek aad Saiaaae's soa, Jamie? He seemed te he Derek's "Love Is a Many Splaadnrsd Thing." She was a nun who -UR..WhaeUag,«.Va. calling it Stephen Lars. aaly reason for even teeing Sanaa* again. New they sever left the order after discovering she had cancer, and then A: Gordon Russell, thee show's bead writer, left about Q: A long time ago oa "Days of Our Livei," the mention the child. - Mrs. M.Y.. Saperfer, WIs. fell In love with Mark Eliot Leslie Charlasoa. who Is now the time that storyline was being considered. Perhaps the character of Maggie had a black eye. How aid It happea la A: "Young and the Restless" has a way of putting Monica on "General Hospital, ' played her sisier, Iris. writers now in charge of the plotting decided it would be a the storyline? - J.V., Toledo characters on bold. Remember Brad? Or David, the man After DOOM and Leslie left, Barbara Stanger, now seen as mmistaki e to have Karen pregnant by her rape from Brad. If "A: It didn't happen in the storyline, but for real. who loved Jill' As for Jamie, last we heard he was still in a Mary on "Days of Our Lives," played Laura, aad Blbi to, we agree. Television Today New York channel* — 2, 4, 5, 7,9, 11, 13; Philadelphia — 3, •/ 6, 10; Now Jersey —13 (tlHF) 23, 50,52,58 (all listed ma 52) gVENWO producer Marie Ton* • • KM MOM wMch •ocueeeoa theHew •wHaavy . Cmrm of the Muss uir York CHy PoUc* lore* « chunatts aad Vermont WSOBUCUHOHIUCY S fflt*Mi)«" 1.1* NOWflOHtlHtnOBJ" bun thf otifjti tn# •*•*> of eatose a aaed murder S ill COHUI Pledge CNN Wsbsrtosa. Two k^ to «*•»». hk> eta* ts TmnS»br»klilkn Htl oMcera. iMsMOTtA.onorto. breakaway daisy regular- a satoMs mlnalon w> i lbs MaessaHuselto nod • DMCtKVH lury locknl (N«kl te Ike. GM0MS SNEWS world War I,tuTMbttoa IMJ Of Wit* HamMYJtfMI in mat run n Ul.yt.l»«)TV.rtonro<. wwnsmlaa, 1M • WM11HHI W»Knw ... u. •tonssa'a»sslatoa«laen JaM fontm A ma*- MCKW fl MB k»airyeoeaHaa>sl«kw» _ UMNMfnM>rlflW rrr WWII VswuR Dom. Hal OtoasFerd, with a beaketkaN slat. GUMII: Steve Lawrence, Coach RH»M MIMI «HI braak ** power, (tot) Mto May worth. (107 arevsMl kattkM UM Naal IX mm with the prooiem of cMW tones ai tut VwaBcwmT ffMAUWLMNN •layers •uhlblts atoas of MU tMaawsswav PLAZA CINSMA II H.r.AILOT»(PG);:4S,«:4S 14th ANNIVERSARY IMftlWUUaY PLAZA TIHFM INI IllS,• MIDOLSSBX COUNTY SPECIAL JUI (HI 1. 1:11, iM. 1:40. »:« PRIME RIB •ARKCINSMAII— K Tm (PO) 1:49. <•.». sniDoa '4.95 IMA I— WEDNESDAY ONLY TOBM PLAZA CINSMA FOR THE NEXT 11 WEEKS Served 5 p.m. until doting 741-1621 FairHavenRd.* Fair Haven (T 1 1 Avtes Per Sal* Tioer TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1980 The Davly Refps«er 17 1 Auto Fee-Sale CHBVROLET CAMARO m) DODGE CHALLENGER H/T Mia — SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted nytwmir. potter imn«iv»m. ai amayw. M t MM enter IMIIII, law milt*. TA kaat attar. Call rattan, excellent ceadltlea. PART-TIME -" Bae driver, private SALES - Looking tor ambitious •714*11. DOOOI CORONIr itat — Only career minded people. SK-S40.0I0 + pay. Call first veer. Greet eoionuel for CHEVROLET IMPALA l»71 - Air arowth manaaemenl potUbllltlot Pert lime else available Mr. Rice, l/fcm PART TIME - Hosless/nosl, weitrew/wetlor, dithwather aM housekeeper needed. Apply In SeCRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — per sea el the Sheraton, ant Hwy. IS. For octlve MlddUtown reel estate CMBVUOLCT SUUUMU JM Hiilet. N.J agency. Full time Goad typing DOO citoaoaa iwi - tuck. HM - Air. eeexar krakat, PERSON TO — Hate around hotel skills. HUM. Salary cemmensureu > (ki k MM) IKre la ooj wan nla>u. Ream with experience. Send Resume to aM meets furnlshM with smell salary, ttass" SECRETARY - For Reel Ettole CHEVROLET IMPALA 1177 —Twe- PERSON — with lorvlrtakli auto DUNE BUCOY 1014 — Motel Flake andid to deliver and called soles office Oetln person with dear. AM/FM ceeeetta. latdad «Mk established routes la Rumson. Call secretarial tatkBrtxiM la Raal extrafcUIBO Can 147-1141 eyeekends Mr. Fakane. 541-4001. Ext. ril EUeto, butWII ronildir related ex- altar 4 ens. parlance. PkMte submit resume of I *»• 'ex — mr« PIZZA PERSON - Fun lima. experience and selor v riaolmnimi ' winejal nan IMCHEVROLETCMtVETTE Hn - lAwtMParSala I Autot For Sale S Auto Service*/ 51 Help Wanted to Bex A-lil, TM Daily Rogltter, nights- Experienced. Apply In Shrewsbury, N.J. 17701 '• stereo, mi MI. 1L4O njajmiiaa.iimaiM.liiirmil.il panan. Leaali Famous Puu, 471 DUSTER Itn - m. aartact Parts Middle Rd,. Hulet. "V Fill 1 TAX EXTRA PAajCCNiVIJOI.iT TOYOTA CORONA MARK II Itlt - BOYS/GIRLS — NoodM la work SECRETARY/OAL/OUY FRIDAY CHEVY NOVA ttn - ' Sutlon lllllln. Grtal candltlon, altar ackaal and an Saturday. Earn PIZZA PERSON — Pen-time, will — Enalnaerlak Dept. Typing, SCHNEIDER-NELSON CORONA DELUXE ttn — kotl tar00 u 154 oor waak. Call Mr. Lucky train. Atk far Russ cujrkal and Helton work. Flexible six RL w—ns-uti "H«»I»«« immw. FIAT IH tin - IwMMwMM.. at Ml 40ta. Ixt. ttl. m11 hours. Send resume or reply to P.O. PORSCHE-AUDI PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1171 - Air. TWIN kRIDGES FIAT fax lit. Neptune. N.J ,07751, Ann.: >M atana. K RT. IS. (AYREVILLE. N.J. PIZZA MAKER- And prep per son. raiKir M> FORD ENGINE till — IIICLERK — auty trucking company. Engineering Deel. AMC CONCORD Mm) _ I att—l iratam, aatait HMk. Hl-llll, arlar i a.i nt-siit Ttloanono work, aotltudohx tlaurot experlencM only, evenlnes. Apply In kfllA « Oayaland C-i trammluian. law person only, after 4 a.m., RM Bank SECOND COOK tm um. cm j PLYMOUTH FURY ttn — Tom kara Molart Inc. aM daullt. Sama billing roaulrM. Ben. BJM nmei. Man MM. Asiina MaturoHntaaM oortan Campany Pino. 15 North krMeo Ava.. RM Seuu experience necettarv FIAT 1171 - IM S*Mar. AM/FM Itt Nnrman Sarlna M. RadM kX* Bank, sn-nil. Call MM UM W1MM CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC 14I4ME WHEELS AND TIRES — (II M B.P. aonolllt. Oayt. Man.-Frl. GtH Itn — V-i. imsmitU, ae»er steer UarM caatHtt. Mar iMMM. hart Oaadrkk roilelt, TA wldtti. 13" Trucking Company. Apply Socurllv AMC eUTAOOe) MM - PH4 MOO 707-7111 PLUMBER - Minimum lour yeert SECRETARY — Attrectlve, rele». laf/kraket. air cendltlonlaa. USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES Creaer BS wheels, too nvltn. like Guard Houu. A»F Comattx, 15 experience, stoedv work. ed. small effkt In Rod Bank. aat Mlaaca. Can kM ml PLYMOUTH ICAMP ItM - AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN new. paw HM. etxina Sta. Can be Bruntwlck Ayo.. EdUon Eoual op- portunity tmaloyar. Call sn-asM Mature-mmdM person Strong lyp- •OHO GRAN TORINO HH— Paw- Automatic, aaarar Maarlna. ax- TtlP. OTHER USEO PARTS •aM In pairs ItM Ford enelne. Sal IM and dictaphone skint raeulnd. tintal caakHlan, inw. Can musi ALSO AVAILAkLE. CALL KENNY til-cylinder, rum excollenl. best oi- PORTER — Parttlme. Apply In Mar. ak, AM/FM ratta, SUM COLLECTOR — Sooklna aaaraulya call S41-SSH. mlla».i»»la. Call aHar S:a.art-71tt. THEODORE. Ml-UN. ler 1414111 parkin at Sheroton Inn, mt Hwy. Indlylduolt with ouollty axparkMca IS, Hailot SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — MOUTH SATELLITE WAOON VENTURA HIS - T at tolaahoM cahoctan tar law flrm. AMC HORNET IPORTABOUT ml FLVI Te work et teem with Optometrist HM — Small V4. rajalir aat. air. aaad condition Low mlloaae. 1MB. Auto Rent/Lease Salary cammaaaurau with ox- PRESCHOOL TEACHIR — Business school oredueie ar ex •W cawnlan. Call MI-TSSt Hlghlends Community Center. perlence araferred. Mutt be ovoiitwo, Malm and Mlo Inauranca, VI 1151 Must M C.E.T.A.-ellglble: respontlwe, hove Inltletlve, career- PONTIAC 1174 - (JKallaM taMI- VOLKSWAGEN Itn BEETLE — RENT A VAN — Low, lowraM. Call AUDI H7I - IQkU. FORD TORINO IOT-III«HM« . Automatic Mkk ihlft tm» yacatlon. tick plan. Inconllvoi Call Must kava N.J. Stato Certilketlon! minded. Excellent salary end Uan. lull» milMll. 11171. Call Marty. TOM'S FORD, Hwy. It,Harry Romoto tor Intorvltw. benefits. Cell 74M100 •Mr. Call HI l«« Bfakt Cll niMH Kavaart U4-IM0. REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one VOLKSWAOEN ml kEETLE - ftUm of our MKCeutuI orlkes. with a SECRETARY — For modern lew AUDI POX — HII, kttiBL... CMEVELLI STATION WAOON - FORD LTD ItM - CauMr•"v twiPn PONTIAC ttM — Station Weeen. CUSTODIAN - Full-llma potltlon. provo*i plon far tuccetL hlghi * offke. GMd typlM skills reouirM. waaax. Pavar tiaarUw/kraliat. SMB. RUM aood. tm. ' Auto Insurance alack tool but will tram. Applica- commlulons. bonuses. LkonsM ivumiiit, air ceadllleplaa. int. naw tfaUt «K Una. aka car. Call He-tut Call 7II.J0M tkjprTlbj) aNtflAC rfWf Hrflell #XP#ft#flC9 •w caa&Ha. UM ar kaat adv. •aaS Orata . kNck. »Mc miiat. aa- tion may M obtolnM from tM unlicensed. Coll Rick Grimm preferred, kut net reuutred. llM tranwartaUan. U0> Call MeUwen afltce. Ill list. • tkjt callaM tr PONTIAC kONNEVILLE IH4 —VOLARE WAOON Mil - ttMt COMPUTaRltiD AUTO QUOTES Hlkklandl Board ol Education, Pleatant werklM eondlllons. Call ntlkn. tlxcyllndor, iulnliatH, air, ANY CAR DRIVER AGE 141-etll. AUSTIN MINI COOPER S — And CHEVROLET 1174 VEOA — Feur- raal rack. tins. Call MMUS altar i. REAL ESTATE SALES AS- MM i Pint uoo lakaa earn cyiindor. iakjmallc. air. AM/FM ~~rftrlnnii'TiT ma itf CALL Ml-ItM DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - SOCIATE — Per active offke. pra- SERVICE STATION MANAGER — 1474MB. rattle *ttk tape. Now kettory, Good 4>tftaW11a>tpC fAaHO HA#lVC a>lr M" PONTIAC ttn - OaM tr VOLKSWAGEN HM - OaM condl PHOENIX BROKERAGE — ortkt. Mouwon ter experience, will train newly Full time, experlencM necessary. tandtuen. kail arlar. CaB H4-Ott. caMral. aat »»r. DM r'w»..... llan. sm mual tall. llan. Mut aatra aaru. WE. Call Famous tor low cost auto Inauranca. lull Him positioni, mutmut lyoo wall. IkanaM. Up to w% ol commissions. hatplUlliaiNn, paid vacation. Apply BUICK LISABRE - ttn, orkHaal onolMI111 "-4• MELMEO REALTY. 1115150. In person et Herble's Aulo Corner, CHEVROLT CAMARO HM - 4» imkllHn, Aulna ME. ill-nil. Call TJMJM Ma-ITU. Caiv ptymont plan. Immodltlt I.D. - r t a^. ',. Froo auata by phont. Call Llncren. PONTIAC CATALINA 1171 - Toa- Wa auv Uiod Cart and Truckt DENTAL FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — Mar. automatic, aaaar krakaa. SCHWARTZ CKryllor-Plymauth COORDINATOR — Ability to dool Will train new licenses. Auto and SHIPPING/RECEIVING/UTILITY FORD mt THUNDERkIRD — uaar ina. artaktal mar. AM rakla. RM Rank. 741-0717 with null a must. Maturo mlndod, • mbltlon a regulslte. Cell lor ap- — Experience In snipping and re- lloilbu haun num. Call motto pointment, JFAN IRWIN, ceiving. Also soldering end es CHRTiLIR TOWN AND COUN- ak. njm mlta, SMO. Altar i. It Wanted Automotive M141M •UICK CIMTURV WAGON tfH - TRY iw - tm. «. IMH aarkM« mIMt. Call MI-UII. to aat up IMwlaw. semblv of simple eleclrlcel compo Air, ••wtr tt«trift«/br«h*i, I Trucks nentt. Cell Ml 5757 Call Him trvBu PQMTIAC Pirtkaiao mt DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — REAL ESTATE SALES AS- FORD LTD-AUInaUM Aim mt NMMajartl Chollonglna ootltlon In larM dantal SOCIATES — Full ar part time. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — wab* * CtMVITTI nw — «v, »an Mat, Par* Eilu Mm Mulaad. Call And Trailers CLEAN UP JUNK CARS - And HU ttnlor, dlvartlllM dutlol. prior tx Ikeme preferred Training, leeds. Openings, 1-11 aM 11-1. night shifts •UICK WAOON iw - Treeaperte- Mrttthf MrM HM. Call altar f w*n at> tar M ran iti-iall modal wrackt. HKhatt Kkat aald porlonca Holpful. Call lot OtOO la aat IVIfl.f 4W-Ok$7. now. Call Rocco, 707UJ4, 107-1141. Hoar lima. Position available In Lit- Full or pert time Steady work. Call •M ur. UK or ketl Ohr. oil FORD tan _ EcaaaHxa van. PMIv PONTIAC piaitiao mi - T •LAJER Hit - Sllyorada. air. tie Silver office. Call Mr. Cemewe. 741-4700. ill We alter 7 M Mt COMIT Hal - UM a raal. AM* mlUt. Mutt aMl. auiaa "«. aaaar lUtrlna/branti. ALL JUNK 7- Wrockod and un- n-4100. •all* caitamlitd. V-«. AM/FM tlaM-lrau. lew DINTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrtlda, TEACHER — AerllJune, tarMiddl e Call area/ t p.m. aatamatlc. aMlM MIM. Call MTki Call W-tm. wanted can and Iruekt bouahl Call axaarkmcM In four honoad oon 141 leu mlitoBt. warranty, faur-whaal REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — School reeding lab. N.J. certifica- wmu - aao kANK VOLVO drlyi, Nut/wMu. laT-lltS. llttry. Maraanvllli. Call ill 1510 Will train new licensees. Auto aM tion In reeding reaulrod. Please M CORVETTE »7J - 1» Hill IplK. III E. NEWMAN SPRINOS RD. HIGHEST PRICES PAIO omblllon a reomslte. Cell lor ap- net call, lend resume to: J. Hall. DETAIL PERSON - Now and utM pelntmenL JEAN IRWIN, fteellor, Red Bank Public Schools, It Branch I •• Rate car andtaa kwa. arkjliial MM. lai aWaiil FORD VAN - IH), perllelly RED RANK. 741 MM CHFVROLET tin — «-tan, low Far lunk cart and Kraa car cloon up. iacallant taurv, aood ciiHWiFi- luat >;i uil Oaax SitlaMllaI:M».m..Ut. m» miNF#9aff 90M lt •41-4111. Ave . Red Bonk, N.J. 07701. dating cuilomlied. ill) meter, slx- S41-IU1 kanalltt with growing company. dele for epplkallon, Merch 10th 4. Illjaor aotto I am.. ttS4JUl cyimdor. lain link, uoo Call JUNK CARS — And truck! Ocaan DodM. Hwy. 15, OakhwiL RECEPTIONIST«ECRETARY - CREDIT ROaLIMI 111-1171. RITTENMOUSE CHivaoHivaOLCi T PICK-UP - TM amor, Ina 14-hour pick .UP. Call Call sit-itoi. atk for Patty Floro. Full-llma poilllon lor experienced, Na caakf If wyt •arKa, m c LINCOLN MERCURY. IRC. HI 1441 or 711-1510. POKD VAN nat-tMar kajlanar m Hay, 19 nj-tsto Ocaan Twa •lotfIna/CraktiCkavanna c , automaiu. air, DOMISTIC — Dtyt. Maa.-FrI. App- shorthend aM arlthmelk skills Pwitt lUf Call altar I am, muat tall, mot, call H*4t4S. JUNK CARS - Top dollar paid. 14 ly Holmdol Motor inn. Hwy. IS,undid. Goad salary and benefits TELEVISION REPAIR PERSON — tJmHMt, one your eeoai Meny New one Ouollty JIMii RUSSELL OLDSMOklLE hour tarvka. tavan day* a waak. Cell Leeann at Laird end Company, ExperlencM. RaM work. Full-time UeedCartle cneoee tram Call Mr. CADILLAC CO. CHEVROLET VAN — ttli. L 15, Call SU4IW 54nail. Men.-Prl., 15 p.m. Norwood Television. Long Brench num.. It Bum OEORCE WALL Nawman tarlnM RdJ< a 041-ktM iildlna HM door, Mod tint, MW DRIVER — Soaking ntplntlkll In CADILLAC — 0>VIM. mi Piodiiiiki at Raeeae Panllii, m LINCOLN/MERCURY HIvldual with aood driving rocord tar RECEPTIONIST — Pull ar part- 741-KM. lkraaakjunr Ava., at lycamara batlory. m cu. In. anklno, tl>. JUNK CARS WANTED pickup and dollvorlot. Fulltlmo m-an. cyllndar, comalttaly lunod. la- RM kank 741-nit time la a hair salon. Call 747H41. tar 3E1TA • MM - OaM tyoMna raTtk] SAT ELLITE - 1171. lullv lilWU. colltnl ctmpor Dotontlal. Atklng potltlon. txtoltont campanv Interview. ** :aMHIao. lalarlar cMaa. UH aootf naWMM. IM Call altar I SUM. Aflar t p.m.. Ilitm ar TOP DOLLAR bonotlli. For turthor Intarmatlan, »Mll> altar a am HOLSEY PONTIAC waata'avt. all day mailmiM. FOR USED CARS call Partonnal ktonlkor, m M00 RETAIL — Excellent potential TOOL AND OIE MAKER — Five CADILLAC i«u — Oaad nwlai 4M-IMS. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. country market needs embklout, ia«l«l n e« M ever l« Call RTE. » tO-lkM EATONTOWN DRIVERS WANTED — Mm) knew veers minimum experience for OOOOEVAHIti; —Avtamalk. Ua at. II layravllU. N.J. 717-IM tlrelesi, creellve person to help In light, clean. Interesting work (mold CTlloMr. Mr> CMtamlaH WHa STEIN CADILLAC CHEVROLET EL CAMINO ml — loc ti ana. Apply lit ponon alter 4 produce and dell business. Ex- Honda Prelude "aTw IT vfivJIIIiaUCpn, ralW ilraTS' all" p.m. only. RM Bank Pllia. II North covlty background helpful, but not CADILLAC COU*>t DCVILLE 1171 •7ji»4 altar w a.m. Asauav AVE.. Asauav PARK TOP DOLLAR PAIO perience reoulrod. MM1SI. •nockt. SUM Call MI-MM. Par lunk can. Immadlata akkup erkaja Ayo., Had iank. 141 nil. essential! Overtime and benefit! 0000E l«;j At>EN - ll> Call m-oao or nw RN OR LPN M/F - Experienced, ENOINEERED PRECISION CAST' cvHMMr, mianiallr ak* CMKMaa- iUk aUICK-OPiL CHEVROLET IMo STEP SIDE ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN - lull time, dey thin. Good company ING CO.. Mktdletown. Ill 1414. haft, aaaMr ilm Ina m if tr Hao an* UaMCart PICK-UP - RUM analhM. naadt Thna to flva yoart gonoral ox- benefits. Apply any day at CIHftlM Hwy II minor body wart. MUM orlalnal WANTED DEADOR ALIVE —JuM porlonca roauirM. Somt phata- TYPIST — Pert lime. Mondays and MJN* M!M~ IIMMC«M>"* . fully ONI can »>aau' Heelth Can Cantor. IN Canter St.. FrWtys from 1 a.m. to 1 a.m. -c«IMMr. mikn. »« Call nt.iia. Dayt 1M«4O. nUhli 7114411 oippny and vlooo txporlonco li pro ClHfwaod Beach, NJ. 0O00I COLT m? - Nka SUBARU im - OL. t larrad. Technician will hold a Shrewsbury ana. Write Box IW, drtve. Law ntluiai. 1>CL CHEVROLET SUEURIAN ItM — raannllkW position In o irntll laclll- TM Dally Register. Shrewsbury. tkM. ticntant an aat•a . «"fai,r Mr- WANTID, STEP BUMPER —TeHt RN/LPN M/F — 1I:» to 7:10 shift. WM. urn M4«MI. altar I jgm. •Wan. U400 H4-M70. Powor tworna/brakat, air. 1H7 Ford WcX-uo Mutt be In good ly doing photoaraphy, clnamakv Full-time. N.J. 07701. CADILLAC MM - Cm DtVIIK altar >:» Call SCMMt itn HaaM CMC - CVCC. Mar THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol condition. Good erica or will swap graphy, CCTV aM akxtnnk main- Call for appointment, su 4U1 AII wm w»mm rvmiM conon- tor eretenl cnromo bumper. Call lajnainral UBSAII aiu4 UaVfaaBkltTBftlljtal UPHOLSTERER — ExperlencM cvllnMr, IKKWIII, wnaml Maar< MW aM uM< can In Minwn CHEVROLET till UTON — V-i, % ajr toj t Wfc oi, mgjBttm vim rvajnakwarf onftjaai Fuji or pert time kW lino ttt-kaat 00001 CHAROf R tPONT m — evaninBl. tie. Hit. RN OR LPN IM/WI — Full-time 1-11 Oitt awnar aaad aat litt/krtkai, raaia. aHjM-trkdi. Caunty. Ovar Itt alr^aMltlanM Mason Co. Inc.. P.O. Box 111.thin. King Jamet Nursing Home, Can 411-usi .DO Itli - SU-cylleder. U.U4 HUM. UM. •Mm can la tlock McOLOlN WE NEID USID CARS Laanardo. N.J. mil. Itt-klN. aM Hen.la, MlOIHIiail. »l 1400 ji«H. tt.Ht rallae OM IUICK OFEL INC.. Shrawtkury Taa donor aald. MULLER Eoual opportunity ampteyar. WAITER AND WAITRESS — Pail- ••wr. NOT ruin. imn. etc. y*i Fa. im _ Paw-etna Ava., Naa Virawtaury. MI-tM. EXPERIENCED PLUMBER SALESPERSON — Part-time, with lions available. Apply In person, UWIM mmniii m-rm OODOtt VAN ll.t — ruilv CHEVROLET, Hwy. 14. Motooon. lol-MH. bolwoon IS. atk for strone background In herHe decorat- Jerry iorer'i, in Main St.. THUNDE Rkl R0 ttM - Runt aaat, CHEVROLET Itn PICK-UP - ing. Call far eppolntment. Mr. aaeJeHerI tt .CCMM Cuilam 10 Sli-cyllnMr. ttlck, Lunln. 7414000, Mill End Shop of WAITRESSES/WAITER — Ex AM/FM cauattt. cNan. I IMO ar FLORAL DESIGNER — Part-tlma RM Bank. Mat oftor 741-M1I. Mutt M axparlancad. perlencM only. Apply In person. RM. ooooa iwtNoaa ttn - NaaM TOYOTA ItTI CORONA - Mark II. SALES Oak Diner. Mil Rl. IS, Heilet N.J. CHEVROLET CAPRI WAOON IW7 Paur-cvllaaar, automatic m-ata FORD RANCHERO lilt - OT. trantmHtlaa. mm inalm. IHOO PULL TIME — Custodian at Mort Classified Jtt * TAX EXTRA RNaai Loadod, lactorv ak. orlalnal ownar. Bovthoro ana. Salary MkeUablo. CARPET OOOOI STATION WAOON ten - si Help Wanted Paid banallU. Sand Ratuma te Box on NiKt Pogi CHI VROLET HH — BaMIr WOPM. Her eat. aaad rtatnlna Babvslttlng/Chlld 41 Business 71 Merchandise W6u.,I£X>rr HANDYMAN RID BANK COLONIAL - Waal- Cart Opportunities For Sale KNOW. WHAT SPECIALS UOOti, OWNER WILL a»«rsi I IE R - TM»n Kauri a INDIVIDUAL WITH EX- Daily-Sunday 16 IT? HOLD MORTGAGE 1woa-ancod an Sat. nlohlt. InPERIENCE — Only Minimum with AjMtawaraM gajbkl WHB now root. • Col'I WiiI n bol.nn .• flva vaarl or mart tKParkanca. la IWttai Htnipi Untooi Boack -.raR-RY n coiiari. BABYSITTER - Family anvlron. mvatl nail porlnarthlo m now co» REGISTER kooM. Mo rail gkM ktclgaad toM M tiiifuriv Fair Havoa tlruction buatnail- II IntoraiBM.call til RMar Rd. Hrloai ldglrl.7:M-S:M. altor t » m . »-«»>. oak •» ""a I Man.-Frl.. In yaur Mid Classified Ads kj^-»B»m B-T« B (Mil dtataonVLiacroft hama. Altar 4 RUMBON PAIR HAVEN AJIEAl — SHORE TAVERN - Circular Mr. CH tana tor our -Mm a I 471 7*11 ontarlainmant. pratiioa arta. flroti as low as LARGE EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER - ina ltu.000 Tarmt availably te Far IMMTot bwtimj cautM In tholr ouottliad bnyii Call far -r-~"** Fair Hayon homa. I »i JO. Man 46 cents Frl., HW ttoHlailltv. Houtarloan G*G Raaltort SIM S3HM7 par HM, tor MV k a Ina. laundry. Nan-unokar MMI ilka IfirV cart. EBCaUonl talarv. Ratorancai iaato.U 43 Money Te Loan For FAST RESULTS ACADEM rinMt MMltl. altar i p.m. ar all 1MB Nora. S Y ACENCY AT LOW COST 71 Merchandise W^ OTHW* Wled)pllOIaVtjjf 101 Apartments tM Commercial MATURE RELIABLE WOMAN - A BRAND NEW START MaMNj. HOMEOWNERS For Sale Wanted WALKER 4 WALKII Wiatod la babytH In mv hama tour phone REALTORS davi a MMa« in Haittl araa. Call PAY OFF ALL BILLS • ED BANK —On, alHr I 0 m. 1MU0T wobury OMca 74I-U1I lio.ooo • imif ANTIOUES — AH Uada, BduaM tor 5-M ABIROIEN-MATAWAPI — El- taMwa Oflan W14I11 RELIABLE — Babvtlltar la III lar Hi.Mm mill REGISTER top cam. Mary JaM R HA " tmall Infant, accaulanal waahaM 130.000 - 1114 II claOMM. kltchan oil. rtlilbtribin. guaa. m Eool Rlvar Rd., RIO BANK — PIM imm noM. in HOPM. Can HI-atFI; nlghlt. Llncrofl araa. M1-1M4. Classified Ads an-irn. mntu AM k 11% oovarnmanl aoefcod II. Cradll 741-am. toclatlon al Amorlca problomi undaruood, E«n month! . Can a 53 Domestic Help bahlnd. Wa can holpi 542-1700 MOVINO SALE — China cloaal, an- ANTIOUES — GATEWAY ANTI wtt> II in aM tiiand iimpa. Uaua codar chaat, radial maw llraa. OUES. Rt M aM lli» Ayg. kHchon ond bath. PgoxM yard, got llroltor wHh totttor OML N KM PAM FINANCIAL SERVICEI Tall Froa Iram Matowan Araa noiM. laiun ITARCRAPT POP-UP Hti — E»- boat. MBJJM firm CoH kUMu in CLEANING PERSON WANTED - 442-1110 train board. aUI'l Inlafll ctoMo. cattont condnban. uaM rarlca, atoaoa afaBaoadai BVOI iaBBal aajB^ Two davi a woah. four hour* a day. BUYING DOLLS — O»_ •Ik. CM aftor I a an Mt-PJM. Tfwn nvvwi » araa. tn TIM. Opan 7 davi 14 hour hotlloa 546-8100 Glnnvt ond Iholr CMhn What haya LEONARDO -t Ipyaotmonl oropar- Alia buvnau loom brkkl. Call 74? 7BM. voul win tick at. Call tn*ui RIO BANK 'Si tv. Iwa-famlly daploa. lour HOUSEKEEPER - Llva la. Vary Toll Proa from MldOUIKvri ATM SHADOW LAKE Met privala room Two In Ifmlly, 471-9300 PAINT - II 10/oal DON'T HAVB THAT SALE — I RIVERVIEVV TOWERS . Air. fiv» day waaa. Wrlta to Bon F-140, SI.M/tal. a.torlor all your tmojl taroBQ_ FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE SPECIALS Tha Daily Raolllar. Shrovnburv. On SM HHilll Rlyor liaaai ALL Mooau EXCEPTIONALLY — Flna tonrkal. Law rgah. furnlhjro, ana dailpnir octinml amct ott*Call Moetil aflar I am UTTLI SILVER-SHREWSBURY •uaoa-aHLBM N j >m\ I tram Mil ARIA: — CaN ar aoM Mr oar HOUSEWORK — Own tr, Ma ar ooma tag*.. Hock and PIANOS ORGANS GOLD UK OR MIC — Sllygr. aHMr LANTIC HIOMLANM -- MaM. a~ ALSO RtNTAil lion Rotaroncat MM par MerchandlM For chroma bop), glatt tap, tl« haavv Wlilhouaa prkat on mow malor colnt. Kraa. HUhoat arttta Pont Ma cantor llMlrt, alltt Hwy. ERA KERR AGENCY Sal* chroma chair* with orav iraloialdp bfvflajto. YaMWaTrfaafj KvfT*a>MrMi TKBPITVABV* 141-0117 Oayt nomorr. anUra art UBg. OM nioaarn Baltwii. BuMrgMga, oW. Rontorl lot ~ LOOKING FOR FEMALI - gloat OM chroma cackull Mta. from 17.lt oar month. OUY „ paaMa aM llya In fraa. Batwaan tM (IIS. OM oiatt ond chroma auaara BUYS ANO BUYS PRIVATE CUL-OeiAC-lnamm agat»lvii. call 4-u a.m.. ml trail trim, llvo tmoky alatt FREEHOLD MUJIC CINTIR From an onMra Hawalllld to a llndto RIO BANK — Two tllrilii.tl.lt ATLANTIC HIOHLAN04 - tadkT aaaatara. AH aaw appllancat. 3 LINES tnolyot. 11)0 OM lamp tabH, Pond Rd » Rt I a month. Ha aatorMy and atoctrk. tttra. MM) t PMtak. NOT*. M » Ava. LITTLE SILVER draoot ond corootiM BMbjaM. . RELIABLE — Malura woman, llv* chroma aM Mack. m. OM It" Sony CH SVMii D. MM to Rtetu'i *luarta. O UP THESE VALUE! In. far racoaooratlna ambulator 5 DAYS color TV, tin. OM wMta lacaaar Itrokt victim. MldcHatown araa. C PIANOS - ORGANS RID BANK — PaaiiBBM apart All Mutkal luagllll aM Sorylcoa PRIVATE PARTY ~WlBRai to buy ATTRACTIVE MOOIRN OFFICE anylMa. I7I444J. dook ana, aM drawar, mo Two IRPRONT TOWNHOUSE - $3.00 TUSTINO PIANO CO 1 bar* or n-tPX-M-M. - Motrt a) Rod Bk tto k lfijll •*• a) Iba Moyoalnk. Tht Roglllar FAMILY AOS (Infla- folding Hack walnut Shall acraom. UB oach. Call 741-im Our (Ttti Yaor 7«1 Ttll litwatil BM Jrt Situations Wanted tion PtoMoril CM Mil. your un- Aabury Park 77M0O4 . Can Rac nudad Itanu tor you oukktv. Opan t to t SILVER COINS — STERLING ., 74Hill IMIMMO. BolMari Female Morchandlta tar MM ONLY FURNITURE STORE CLOSED WAR NICKELS. GOLD Call ua loot Originating from MuiaMld. not Ba- LgM taatt. china tHla.Hl. lampa. POOL TABLE — >Vtk> COln- with your boot altar ana w»'M tooI t BUILMMO SPACE FOR RENT - tn.SM I41«1a caodtng a IM ark! of IM For M.M. AUKItlOl. 4tl 1117 m kaad to anal. Htaajwar Nontaaa And count yaaraaH l»ely CaH to aol BABYSITTER — In mv _ Call attor I a.m., TH-aJtT. »H-O4rt our Una llouna taddyl in KM Bank far any cnlw, l'1 arlal*al toot., >twa malirM SHADOW LAKE PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED it, Ilka now ond DOCTOH-S OPFICe TO SHARE - LITTLE SILVER throa vaart aM. Melhar of thrao- Each MdHlofill HM, IIM Na alt RADIO EQUIPMENT — HollkrM- TOM'S BUYING OOLO — SUvOr RIO BANK — Throa-raam apart 5ACRIFICE1 month old ftafarancal. 141 at count H cancotod bofora tiplrallon ao Frl., Ill; Sal., IH; tort MaaM SK-ttiA Hondaana ra- an* dUriMMm. wotckoa. caka at Mr REALTY davi ar avat. No CMMM In copy cUvor. BoH » rowan all gyriiii artcat. Not ouallna ana ark* tat RIALTOR tottLMt uoaratM carpal 14 Carr Aug.. Ka ICOM, «" KrtM. HWtl Iranacalvor, a-uama m Rad Bank EXPBRIENCIO — Child ca to Milt — or I a.m. buvina al taaSMr. Mai Ml prlcM 71 matoit KLM IM aitl LHaar c honoa by lha day or Mar al mnag LITTLE IILVIR - Attractiyg toachor will cara hx your child Tam't Mlddlatown Jtwalar mv Malawan Ma. Call SU-SBM FURNISHING ON A LOWamoimor, all moda. Call Ml tOJ7 cmama-Ill raack wita tkrat aur :y. (CM M Moooa Loonardvllla P.d.. Bortard. I71-B1B RID BANK uatH ctoalna) Call now 542-1700 T 11l - o> ' - llllll.l. |B» OdtRB. Ml BlIIPIIIll HOUSE CLEANING SERVICEVICES! KS8fKS8fTJ«cSSfi.oSJSSi «So TURN YOUR DIAMOND! INTO AM. Nato VAN HORN AOENCY Otainailll thorough . iCa BANK. Flna furnltura lor Ml m DOLLARS - Canyon Oka Jlallnl 747-4100 Communit•Hy MlnlllrloiMimil , ttl Ulo THE DAILY Ihi taiaury AM, Caak. DON PON'S JBWELIRS WII BED BANK - Ctodh. turnlohad. RUMMAOC SALE — wad. March OFFICE SPACE - MOTHER — Will babvtlt GIRL'S WHITE - Buy fram privala awnan and S. f a.m.ll noon Tomota Shalom. atuut ANTIOUE CLOCKS Rl t •initial. 6M moat*' 111 CatTinverclal •vejejhtfaivi, own heVt\#.r " REGISTER Ayrmont Lana. Matawan. PAIRED ANO JEWELRY 01 fl ^. ^. BpotwaalBfc* aajaabl MMoW drawor chatl, aotk and chair, OM CLASSIFIED ADS Manl tund. two twin boot. on. with SMOKE EATER M0C F M—Dan't SIGNED 1*0 RlTtr Rd.. Ptlf i TYPING AT HOME ALL TYPES OF - CrMMaJ MM aahouat your hoot. Botl orhtr Call Havon, N.J. 141*117 IOOM J«FOiR FAMILirii r»r«.Y - Tkro« a fiMPBrlancBd. Ocaaa TewttlMpa awov CPkMfl frill 0 VOTS IfllnlvniPrn. anar a a.m. OO Mil. US. SILVER COINS - Prwoto oar UI-aM) aM-lta or 44M7U ITATE RENTALS Bar 717-WM HAMMOND & BALDWIN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE IV. paying II to I and up Will doUvor WEFKLV —HautacMtnlM.I - Lunt Madarn vktarlan. Raoly tocat" and otcktg) catna. W»HM. RUMSON - Om BltniPJ OOOTV E2i2V2 PIANO AND OROAN > b ft Sun., Rum«on. Saa orianl BOM A»I, TM Dally Roglltor. manl, all ullllllat iMladM. . TRfTB*ar ^a o arVI laaVVti. M/dav. Call 141 ma anor 1 • Wl WILL BUY — Cantontt at your CENTER Shrmatp-y. N.J. Oral. attk, all ornaH aaraoa aola N Ayallabla Immodllloly Ctll 14J-IKI Mt a« It. to naxot •LACK WROUGHT IjjOM — I DlvlUon of Altonbarg Can Ml-dsn. p49C9 VoH wlHS HoWan CUOWMABV **•" Plana Houaa MA BRIOMT — LL BUY — DtHt. wn. Boon TTBf B B mod. mow aftor I. DM you know c MM par • djFt" Braa*av*wjBjJ Baa •*•! «> f OT^BT*BJP V BOX ES - Corruootod. Pockln. m> We Are N.J.'s WF ARI BUYING - Scrap*. BOM Ibofora 10M) 741-M7I. pltai for Indutlry and Maying and NIC! LOT - II mill . pjaM Largest and Oldest OFPICB SPAXt — III II ' pro- MIDOLETOWN - TBIIIBIBHII 41 Business Slaraoa Call 747-om pr 4W-OW. numbar af boautltul piacat at aaM SHADOW LAKE — BraM " to tmct BJalkMae. pM4- R 11, ooaraalmala HM UMIM Piano Oealer anch la kMoty ona. boor homgi lll.bM wltb b.lldar't ajrml. CAMERA - KoMca TC SLP. wWt Maton and Hamlln, Klmball, lawalry Oh hand for g ohort lima at bodroo Ti lain oroa oi II k. twlca IM prlca. L lt Opportunities •> - aa- I Jh-.io. ¥ oifcMoil fcr *. . a llttkj ovor Kroa prtcai. Tam't Mmm MiHMt 1175 coll anor ••••Wpn* rVojWajl. r\faaoTM t a.m.. mmi f MSJ"'-- BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE IM Me*He Hetnes Aiatirv Park Brick building la CONSOLE TV - Mono and romato LARGE DISPLAY OF 101 Apartments nvim (kab Ian oar iwonai pha baach. Low rani. Fully laulppl Vktrola, M". 71 Oarage Sales —BM. UttB rtttdnl. Immidllto Ownar mutt Mil Only U1.000. wl 741 Wl GRAND PIANOS wancv. I/I1PT7 attar 7 p.m. MIDOLETOWM — CM ar land tor M MAIN STREET APARTMENT - MM Mr month •» -Skara ond Ci.aii LNtnr olateaHttrk. 111.ltd down. Call ARTHU COLONIAL LIVING ROOM SET — IHADOW LAKE YILLAOE -^ BAHLAV AGENCY. 774-1MJ. ASBURY PARK. N.J. 07711 Yard Sales mcludhva oWRHt, tocotod HI Ma> aT^afJoiBT*. B>pfoV. *JB>BK•"l«4a«pB*aV aVtCtM MakconpMon- Sll-otaca. orown pUM. dark Moo. diatawa. aaar RM Bank. Col UdO Coll atlar I a.m., 74M7T1 771tlOt « •iCI.llv* MiliR-i. A-- mg. WOP to-won cirgitaa. raaaa. Opan dally • to» , Sol. 'Ml » GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE — Dta- MI-BSSI tr 747 im BUSY. BUSY Ing roam, badroam. kltchan. Baautv Ulan In prlma araa Far COMPLETE CONTENTS OP AMURV PARK — lltlLlMU. IIM. ZmSS&StT* HOUSE - KXllgoiator, 111 Mapto IBM TYPEWRITERS houtahold loon, mltcillonaout baaroom *•** includot haal lurthar Intormtlion, call tr ^aTaffoartMfloi *•/ 4TVtH VtZtafM DaMMfft ara oaMo. am ar Acadamv Aaancv, m-mi. twin OM. %K NW Hand. U RENTAL flO-itt per mo. Hot watar and toatlM atl doming. IIBH HVU. Call 7t7-0>7». ailctmi Tuat.-Sat, NM.in Broad ' ImmodlataW Cal •c-flsar •STABLISHEOPET SHOP - E ROM win option to buy 714St.. Kavoort LAWN MOWERS — Commorclal, II Soiling- duo to mnatt Etttltofl DESKS, PILES — TaBjon, cholrg. Uj MM ^^w MdMM HOUSE ITEMS FOR SAL! — Wad . ASBURV PARK NORTH — arauwHh lucratlva ontll Mruclur 11-t B m, Thurt . If a.m. to * B.PA., Nka lomllv butlnatt Law avgr •nt. ate at Mraaln vtmm tarn bU.PIIMM GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES MM. U0.00O. wfikh Includot all II - or wwd. A.A.C. ORK luring. Stock iilBllldBII. Sarlout OUTLET. IN Rl M. OaklMrM. LADIES' 1»J577 , WATERFRONT - Four BIRIHII. ill Jtn INSIDE PORCH SALE — Cop- nlcoaroo CoHtoaaoaow Onty S17I M.V. ado. oulrtoa only Wrlto to Bai F 14J. Tha SPORTSWEAR parcran ItonN. Mat Itam. clldlll. STATE RENTALS Bar W-MM Dally RaalHor. Shiaapjurv. " DINETTES —144 n. tlOTltm,ItM, ATUMTIC HIOMLANM — LMtf 07711 FACTORY STORE dlthot. BM aM raw, aM • a i a IBB BBKJOBMI *• • - - a*! ULr tmnm. Paartar maltr.itat fram 11IBB K.OK.O. UIUv aoMMlkdjill oUkd Wh aJ— OeatHi rta>v^tV0rtJtjp*n TtfTMTBJ frofaow tjW TK WIST PN0 — TbjMloaTO. aaarv Snorpt Fumllura. 171 HwHwyy M. MMMM rgiiBBFi g«f*p|i van*» BBoaal »a gnarojoi. oj^avgapi and amor oddt and o-Ot From torlan kooM. IMltMII far fjaaja montMarboacliondBhniKid Na BRIOHT - MarMara torrga rgt NEIOLEPOINT AND YARN SHO Koaoaow* Altar i am mamamm. daily. H>»:»). CNracI from factory to1/IVII.lL 7»BiaaacaPiUaMAva., adult ar worktna cowata. SIM inaiO PMa. CaH HI-S71I aftor I am. Koaoaow*. Altar i a.m., van. Pants, tklrtt. BMru, voatt and Includat all utllltm phji ona na SHZL IKMI Sutan Jay. • NartJl BrMao IT END — Dili bum raipj 'S^HZTc DINING TAIL! — Manradon Ava., Tlia Elinor ealldlna. Rod MOVINO -MMI tall turMtura Nt aM bath ninniMd a* gnMar tr woMtil and CMoom pad, TT'tW, COMFORTABLE - T Bonk. N.J. hO4Ja*# fjlnlaofj ffJBflar lrVPo*ofJ rot**?!*, (fejei OWN YOUR OWN — Mindly art- f kiit ak. hoH uUUtM a Make It Yourself tiloMa ond baoutltul Blua Jaan Star BLINDSI hjrnltwa. kllcMa lota and twoSTATE RENTALS 1 w toai, an w-nu chain. ty» eiOBMil. Fab V Juna 1 IM4 fr •kaHaiBi ejuBwaam BOI BidiafMnlBM DINING ROOM - TaM, ScandU Lovolari. vortlcall. Wan- waoda Bivu rMwanrgpn WBBBJB>P ronwanpogg row* Brar EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS - Fathlont offart thlt unlaua op tlCOHwl taaWai. For appoint M% OPF LIST. DELIVEREDI M. » Nawmon SaraoL Rlyor PUM. sa.s-3'irBr. rnant 747 >p» Coll Eknoy Product, tor Quota Yaorround tgallto. outdoor oatra partunilv. Brand nomattuch at Loo pool, ona btock Irom ocoan CaH •». can pM-RoM, mm < Lavl. Wranator. Fodod Glory. Ma •Mop 74 Auction Sales ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* — Tlm»- Landlubber aM ovor IM othor na FIREWOOD - All LOWREY FESTIVAL OROAN — Owl Deco! ttonallv known brand! tad ralato FAMILY SPECIAL — ThrM tportawtar. llaJM Mcludoi Mi #ivJ otllv#^#d< M# 1 araa. Ml oar care. Can COL. JJIMM MOORE ASSOCIATES ttdriimt. kkpVaati ok. got hoot. nlng lavontory, tralnlna. llMlurai -SUB*- Auctlanaart-AlAuctlanaart-Aporaltart-GravG t STATI RENTALS Bar. 747 Wl aM Grand OMIBM promotion p MICROSCOPC — Bautch and Markan-enPOe M utoimaj Inlaroiatlan, coll 114-417-1141 torM r LavM. Storoa. loom 7I«IB powar 0000 ARIA - Ca.li bldrioai. on aws, •an oftar CaN 717-.1W gUlltan MM. a Mai at SB. Utc» a* east mtk «•> 77 Pats And Livestock STATI RENTALS Bkr 747 MM PXkttBTlrHR HIGHLANDS — taM PaBM. LunarY lSlV'lkTfjM7 TBTB Advanced And Bealnner* ont-badroam TV tacurltv DOG TRAINING FRIEHOLD — Tkng •nt. tan aanwl owl CM H I classified advertising 110 WaRteOTeRent -ti-ctott ttcaWe-toa-J fH- 741-M4I KEANSBURG — Thraa-roam opart tan (31 MaY croc Rait ((wvctatwi AKC POODLES - MlalMarl, arm M, ana tr twa odulta araOarrad. K E ANSBURO — Illlcloacy to oarl in MsprMd cottoa tomato, two mom. wklto/owKaL r Ullln aM aaoch Ofl-alraot ATTENTION MS. Call 717 7M1 ALASKAN MALAMUT B - LITTLE SILVBR — Twa I Ma too. INFLATION ana-yaaratd. IrMtoaaMI KEANSBURG- Ona bodraom. IMt anor I P.m.. Hldtot a maMt.. all utlllHoi lorlulU. Call 717-4W anar I am. PTV CVjta^BlVaPapl •ap»£aptrtfV aajtjal BRITTANY SPANIEL — PoW KIANSBURO - loociim IW- 747I»71 LONG BRANCH — Tailldritm ma imall cbiw Call Oiatll cludad. SMS. CaH W-raM. MJ-lrM. ovoa FIGHTER ll DOBERMAN PINICHEP, — Prat STAVE MNTALS *Bkr ' " monkMaM. *n Irtoaory, KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — OM ll.li lor eat* ajitan Ud SM Call SPMMI • * ... - ^'---Haataidi oUo»alB>ai a dJoVfl LONG BRANCH — Nayrly rt> OaftjwtJaailTri_ . _ ^w^^MBfcaafr MYvfteaTaVpec ir noTpaaTorX ^^^Ukn 1* ptTa l .-**- • we* Batter. lt< hrst-dau w Pen iTawfeWt I* Vin fnajmQlft MCtjrTIl ENGLISH SADOLES — Ratal HaaL Ml wator ond cooling In- oulot daa^ohol ilroot. Sacwtty Hd MB« BR4 lUWdhRf. tdBniaX Coruioa, IT". Cortina ir. tWkbal ckjctod. CaH W doHy, JB4JJ1J toaaa nukrgg, Na aota. BM par In I In Ma II mi i miikll lilddll IIIHI month phm latmitoa O»-Mrio»ot d.ill a^Bk^Haai olab.a^BaWaai Bl M oaaUe >• LONG BRANCH — Latratv aM ar 191 Menial far Sat* fiHt WlesvaT aVoTHfttfTtV' Vfid Will rnwHj •«t.liont IIM tacit Mr any rMtaa Iwa badraam aaartmaat. lot IJaTlMMlaT LOOK FOR THESE ADS foclllty CaH SM oftar s a.m., Koto occuaoncv Call 741-O177. i BETTER WAV — To tjayar tan. 1M-49M. MIDOLETOWN — Four raorm.ro- lENTUP.Y n Pklimi RllHY. TNI ILWJ-161 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL aWaWltlap illOHBORHOOO PRO- PUPS — Pour. Two rMNhV twa ISM HuPItM Mat aM until. . 'ISSIONAL. SM-dOM DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX torancoa. MOM aM tocurltv CaH balbi, avallabka Immadlalaly. Ilimlll tM Mta. 747-M70. A NEW LIITINO — I 71IOM FOtjA SEASONS RIALT FREE TO GOOD HOME — Small larrloMvM (M Bit.) OM. Mato. MIDDLITOWN SHADOW LAK MTtSirri-a-i Vary aflactlanata. laM with VILLAOE — Now. horary, two- cMlaraa. 741 lt»7 anar I p.m. Bodrgarn, tvro-both ranch con- ol wMii IVi bddka. lloai Itmlh MIL Met AOMIRAL REFRIOERATOR — It FISHER MARTIN — Fur MM.RABBIT COAT - Flail. Hag N. IW dominium.- Fliiilbla lharttorm H* PjVaaft ca. In., fraoaar ah bottom. aoklM tour talna. Ma Running Ladon HI-PI tlRllll otoi HORSE CORN-ON-COB — Una rvt to UM w MlmMt. Ownar talact. diplaa raa, STS, Cell WMHA, aWor » a.m. coat, SM. ma 14. 747-akV. coii 747-iaai tlraw. alaa thorl draw, aoM ar Ion. MaTCll (ttklM MpMNMtfii NEW! ISM NfEOUCHAFI Mmi ti MIOOLETOWH -.SPMH IO»- cattkti iim ptcMd! 0a« - ALTO SAXOPHONE - Mada by FREEZER-ADMIRAL — Chott. M RECLINER - Rackar, ylnvl, Ima MONMOUTH BEACH — Ua ca. It wH* lock, ins ar Ban attar. naw, MS. Oat rana, W. whHa. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUP rurnrihM, Iwa liormna. Tawtn of SS7S t Hi HUB awEP.s-a1lci.ftv 3 kta •Mat naartlM. HM. T414EM. Pin - AKC wj%w. Moo. malt. Miama—i. THI flaar. M Man lat^ *•*? raMM tacurrry. yaart Indoor aM ilrllllr (Ml) 741-Haa , tens pnttad IUNM Send I dk. 110 FURNITURE — Two wing chain, REFRIGERATOR — ll.S Cg. ft. UN Can anar I a.m.. pan. MUM. 747-MM.' OMB., m mi ral Had. autumn brocada, SIM aatk. Ftlr al ooua, aoad condHlan. Ma. Omr.741-tMI. RIP BANK— L *n. tn-etw. Ethan Alton cocktail 1>C*..«O T»o Kaj)iVnOC#a Bjra#CeTtCf ITIftS fprtMaL lev. ZODIAC DOS AND CAT PRO- ANTIOUE VICTORIAN - Chain, blua India run. tall. SIM. ail, SM. Call oftor I. 4OJ-01OI. 7!T lV~MTaaT~. lit) Mopla dral tool lobto. 141 ROTOTILLER — By Artona. 1 H.P., Hi-im" HEAD JR. TENNIS RACKET-S4« tMo M only) TANKS ALOT, I Mo> MODERN APARTMENT — ttBLm'JD REALTY Bkr. 171-tl Pattern SMB. 11" Mack/whrto TV. HI. Coll montha aM. <«," rvakor aria, now «. AM.. Rod Bank. 747-Mai. llB Bwa toco H It Mrv Stona. 741 mi artor 1 a.m. nyton gtrliwji. wfth covor. tar boeah* narptovar. llo.4«»yilaia|o,la.rn. ASK ANYONE ANTIQUE BUTCHER BLOCK — ROXY TRUMPET — IdMI lor atu- M MerchandlM PRIVATE — HO. TRAINS — aant. taM condlUon. 1*0 CHI STATI RENTALSBkr" T.'l J!£!X. QBM M Mab, II" IMck aHJt#n\dttlC orWftChaM« I9% Wanted IM. vary wall laidltm. Apr. I. Smart daft-eft iw sprint to ortomM COM*) Call rolling tlock/troUk). dual powar RID SANK — Tkraaroam L, piui IIUIHBM me ttcarliv. pack, not. Call itl-MP. STEREO — SMB. AM/FM. bar, rttltat/Mt y llraolaco, racord playar, alght- AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- mant, UTS, uUUttoa antra. CaH • foroncoa. Ho pan. Mijinor 11H. 11-1 a.m., r to OMttiti with tops to luck in « BED — Four paptor. wMto. full alga. HOCKEY TICKETS — Twa trock Call «M-Un. WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. RUMSON — EiLCiillir.il tvta- Ma •prMa. inolbrill. SM. Of " RUGS. FOR CASH. •w u iMrbkiusts. Note (Uittat INTERNATIONA' •" L OALLERIES RID BANK — Bllialma Ihroo- tat tour chain. HJ. Ml-ltat. TIRES — Uaod. 119 oacB. Stoat- BBM PIMlit lamHy raom^nri cattodral calllnaa. rlntlltl. air. BELT MASSAOER - Llha now con- •attod radian. 1 7UH4 Call Ml-ItU PriRted PMBT. 9138: Hill LIVING ROOM - SMa aM kaa prior S p.m. Tonont pan oil vUHtJog. Mi-IIM. two-car aoroat M7I rnonbVy. Ro- SutS lOVt, 12Vi, Mr,. 11V., caN m-ooM , RIADY NOW -Two TWIN Slt( MATTRESS — And DOB. ALL LIONEL TRAINS RUMSON - 0M to twa lldrnra ISM, 20Vt; ItaMe'i SUti 34, BUNK BEOS — Vary Murdy, n- taring. US. Cattro cahygiHtto t* Or Flyor. TM cooh aovral houH.aathoaltinBorma " 36, 38, 40. 42, 44. «, 41. cdHaal milk inn 171 Can m-iBti LOSE WEIGHT RIOHT — VHaoott. twin bada. Ma. Ml loot. utlimaa MI-VIM anar t p.i anar • a,m, StOSS DJEAI. — Haaf a btao Irom actia. prlcal7tt.nowl» E» TWO — Caatro Cinyinlalii. ona lea ceivitnerciai 1M Commercial SHR FWSBUKY — TkPM b BUNK BEDS-in llmar. us. I7I-7MI. badriom tat. dWyn. china aM cv. aural aoltra. Prlcad at M M> M*j|al aWieJ WttHapj aMCdWaHn CtWoforltl*)ola# Rentals Ren tall OLYMPUS RC SMM CAMERA BltlMl, cooking utanalli and UXSb bollavablv law till,POO Ctll M ta carpontor tooto. mm EBBSM I it 111 tall TaltatlH ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY ppoojav Bjroag taBava}- rwi^pgopoj. rM-SSM. CERAMIC MOLDS — OS. AOOMK VOLKSWAGEN PARTS — 54 BROAD ST. aM Tranton aMNfcv H75. • TWO RENTALS — HMtrM. BbTM KIAMSBUPiO — NOW Hiroo- OVEN — BuHt-m, am-claanltid. door, roar kaM. Ill oach. IfitorUr, nmmmmuuu RED BANK, N.J. bodroomt, MM Cllrtwud, twa •AST K con lti-atu •aBptt^aVffrl lt H^V dart brawn, trtr. lorw. 1190. Drop U.OX M. ft. Tallgota loading. Kit Ico tuHa (MB M. n-1 may M badroomi, Ull Ucurlly pint CHINA — Soryka far 11. ptua aary- la Itlimm tM rangg wWi limgii prlvato parking A/C, halt. tubdlvldad lar MV portion utllrUoi. iMPhKam. Call MT-lTplgrtorl a.m. caMtr.SMB. catiin-JiB. UfKklorod. P*Mc tra. Sa?! MELMID NEALTY Bkr. BUM n. Contral air, Mat. prlvato OINIHO ROOM SET - SMM. PIANO — UprtjM, 11*. Flraolaca WESTINOHOUSE - RaMMialai, parking, atovMar, lull lanltorlal L EATONTOWN — CMM M BtBllll Se«) ,1.75 ftv aatk BtHtrt. oaraar. labto. flyg cholri, SITS. aHUMUdJbfdVaaaji aladadT'fl#Lr BdBBjal aaPadl avav- cwtntoM, trail IIM. IIM Call •arylca Includod. Prlma loca- Pa«TartywT>oWBMtTa< ajeaJCBTfC P^^pTi apTMJ ajtJT" IM Winter Rentals Ma S*4 to tack dkona. its. Can 7«i-ioli. M7-1100 tion Jutl comotoiilv ranpyatod. 747-11B» < MOUNT POCONO — IM^S^ IBMJIC ewcountn , tovNi caarto, boack anal aaylwmi $ SntrItry IOak. CkMt M all roatrta. III MM. m-ssts. EOWARO m. COLLINS SIA BRIOHT — I AOENCY REALTOR MMVM VALUABLE COUPON N •OR BEST RESULTS 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° utHMtaa linliiaio Low pjliitoi rokta MMUII MAhTIN ay IM day, waak'ar mojth. No Mao. •LLIN S. HAIELTON, REALTOR M or Itcurlty. TRADE WINDS IBBpr-CNv RHOLillpa 1Sarvtca FOR SALE PRICE UP TO *200 50 CENTS OFF MOTEL. MVMO. Plttetl Daft. 420 FOULKS PRESTOassrN AOENCY 104 FurnlilsetJ Rootni TlMDi.iTllt|W*T Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Your Next I Woodland Dr. MlddlaUoih quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- KEAHSBURO — PyrnMrlBd I I71«»n umns now under a separate distinctive heading D/HY REG6TR QASSHD AD by woo* or miWk. Items originating Irom your household may be sold By preetntiog this coupon roT4BH HOLMDEL—LIST WITH lor up to $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article When placing your cleasitwd ad LONG BRANCH — Ogogt hayMyrlth ' I II Van'i ' 2UI»Mtla1»St,(t«ktLRt-Terlll« T Price for each item must be mentioned 1K11. frht HOLMDEL ZH*, tUX MaI iorflx IUHOTJL RIO BANK — 1-prtMM Mmf. OM CUSTOM BUILDER'S H0K clothes lor LESS Wock awn (ram but otatton AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE llM Mlao. MlStl. SHOWCASE MODELS MONEY-it'i still poisbai wrrtR RIVER HOUSE — Coma* Llmltoa" aovnkar at Tr adrUoMI M «w MW. SwO not. tor our HEW Call 542-1700 Call 542-1700 ka) laclllUoa. (Win apaa / •njoirtpararv dotlini far Inv SPRING SUMMER PATTERN Mil dajeks ar. The OaHy HeflM aw CM Mr. Altoa, BOt-aut. CATALOG. OM. 100 Srkn, ha. No discount if cancelled before expiration. % flnaaclaa' lar auallllad One tMdjMBT ewu, Wtr-wiburr. HJ (7701 SIA BRIOMT- •WKl. MHjra coupon. Cttalat »i. No changes In copy. E^BPBBaawT M^^^WtJ|oawawaoaa^aba^aalabtjooaB^haHjl aja^ps WQBr*~ — ataklC#tll ** ISajEOUR-POINT 944-3447 vonotaan AM. M*R* m C«Mto laaRwnswi TUESDAY, MARCH 4. I860 19 a naidtr nlHtlm ol Mo Meyer and * SPECIAL MEETING WILL Council ol Mt Bereukh of Rumoaa kaa» in «Mar wMc* Ma 140 RwntM Mi Ru THREE »U|| - | MM an TkurkMy, Fokruary a. ItM MynlrialHy at Rynaon aM Ma WimirlM _Oor«0M. MM. B_EJ HELD BY THE MUNICIPAL s. pwilmn l SUM. COUNCIL OH WEDNESDAY 4. • nmniMi iiiw Year..,, it.wj. and will cama UP lor final coraidtro- Cavaty at Miiiil»l> k) lakumli BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED alFlro EVENING_ ENING. .MARC_ H SM. HM AT 1. Pe*retma»-Plr»l rw is.ni teuft o%fa*a Ma%daBnf4BMT At 0) I*BJ*VB>*JBBT HtBae't" wltk atkar mtinklpalllloi will Mat MM Ordktaaca Wok: taw alloct olO • a P M FOR OSCUSSIOl N Of •.taMtanriMiM toe m Mt eeyenuna kedy to M MMunary aa imrlinl SaryKat Act I mm Hi mi EntorcofnontOHkor. an TIM ola i Merck 11. ItM at 1:14 amaaM ta N.J.S.A. 4k:tA-l; M •«• RMIElUteW THE ItM BUDGET. ICkMCMM* 114(1. ' ComtrucuanOHklal.. II4J4S MAR I AM J.' t »eHce Suiimi tka* ea MM PM. at Barouah Hell. EaU Rlyer WHEREAS. It II U MO Mot bv Hoc*. Rumten, N.J. at wkkk lima RUMSON BLK NOTI M Mlerl y kuktt eMeMM rocotvt a M cenv RuWMan TM loraaa a orOManco VS. agnaatTaii ««MM WWII and ntoco ON eereeM doWrlne to be ontar Ma MCk an aanafnont; traaucaucad and i kMtohMilMkaa rondirod NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT "•Mat Ml ORDAINED ky Mo Mayor aa* Oov TBS* ornkw Body m Ma MypJckMHty of MU m Tkureday, •akryary «•>••••••«••••*•••*•«••* «••> aaa aeWrlM tat ky tM and WW coma up lor Wnol rlnlldiro- Bon and 01 at o roaOor moot IsaSciTis: r_'™:i. m-at It. Tna SeterkM flMd kv die ioi » al Mb) Orawanca aktH Ba r~r"*i in mm aiml manki II. TM arMdull of OoacrlkHoa al a TM campeneatMn at tha Clerk of Mo I IH* mt aaiertea keNla akew MI Vaar ioloryellTIS wMchihollMpovabKio haW M ttl t O <>l II. TM CIIHIO Ion ol tM Secretory al I Prokrom." a ca*v al ojMck la a* «a annual ulary of I>1S. wMch thall M poyaMo Mml^nai II An Oretakkce MtNIM "4 in Mo nualilnl ciark'i antca, M a. Tkt omaiMUlin otlka Sacroury at Ml Racraatloh CawmHolan Moll «II»II Pl«lng CUM—mini tmocutoo ky tko Mayor and iwfcin of dwNHu DaperlaMi lAaMclaal Clorn U KMm wltn Ml Bar!*—. o( Haw—, N.J Mo araytaum al In; and 24tRwntMi Allleei M collected by MtRagWrar ol vital StattMkt vh.il M flr»t ramlltedbyuklOHkorloVHiBorouenTroowrorondthor.wllMrowr. TMt OrdManca iKall UU arfocl ujMreaular vewkera duly v»rHlod and autmlHad ky MM ameer le Mo HP J m Of eat Preerem; and an III paaoaea and euMkatlon WHEREAS. N k MO Can 141 ten .._ JM "An Ordinance FUlno Cam emend an aiUIlM Inlarlocol BE IT OROAINEDDT Bio Mayor and Council olm. Borouan ol Rumun RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE iarvlcoi Aanamanl 9m Ma County OHkor and Cartaln Borouah EmMayoat In Ilia •itsss. ^^iz^^mi^SiiW^M^ Tna fingilm ord and iti aeoeta to inoi tko ciiimoiiMllkii far *>a ofncoa HUM kkk» tar Ma vaar IWMII Pnmraaajaaa I BorouanClorli. I.CkjrkalAiuUaM SaWne Caaler. S S. Urn ' MIUalMBMdl Ms Uet**. Beaca Mt Unit* Beet* MlUatMBMck lAUUIaMM* Utoll uk« tnact wan in paiaaaj and auklkatJan SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDOBT STATEMENT s. Clorkal AulUaM la To« _ RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE tConoctorT TM lerattlm orainonca wai Introduced llru r.odlno al a KM THE SCHOOL YEAR 1NM1 7. Aulitant to •ular meeting of Ma BOARD OP EDUCATION I. Municipal Judo* rciarl. Municil eonemlne body to ko ketd on THundat. UNION BEACH, N.J. • 10 Attornov -..'ouefi HaH, teat Rhrer Reed. Rumaon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OP THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF ii.Cmtialm BiriiiptiHaM*PoUcoimaauarmi... ".f «'•*"! Iky an* neco eM aeriMt Milrlne le ba keard will b. etyon UNION BEACH, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND THE STATE OP NEW JERSEY, THAT A PUBLIC 11 Enatnoor full epparluMtv. It SuaiilaMa«Mlpi'pliallc Wortii...... '. „... J.OARY1AMMON. MEETING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1M0, IN THE BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILDING, 14. Faromon.... FLORENCE AVENUE, UNION BEACH, N.J. FOR THE PURPOSE OF HOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 15. Mockanlc... JennO. Teeter BereukkClem FOLLOWING TENTATIVE BUDGET FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR MB041. 14 Aiolttant Madianlc '.'.'.'. 1*410 Mayor HSIroolD«portmor.lSarllarmoMan.... Mkrckl MJOcwmirt SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT INCLUDES PRIME "*• SLIP - FOR THE SCHOOL YIAR ittMl NOTICE Nolle* Is her.by given to th* legal voters of the School DIMrlct of th* Borough of Oceanport, In the County of' Monmouth, State of New Jersey, that a Public Hearing will be held at the Maple Place School, Maple Place. Oceanport, N.J. at 1:00 o'clock P.M. on March 11,1N0 tar the purpose of discussing th* following budget for th* school vearlWO-ti. , Mm lacala MU m Anuclama (Danaaaal AalklaatM IDKIWI The complete budget wjffbe available torexaminatio n by the public at the office of the Secretary of the Board of te ea. mi altor 4 mt •ataaca l/l/n (>ar »«l Ucim«x« Education at the Maple Fface School' Maple Place, between the hours of «:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M., March 4, 1W0 LENTIE MAMMA - Far *er*au Tan Law lilinri ICa». ** I through March 11,1M0. ^*6 E»» narme in—mnMim oarvte Dated: March4,1«0. M» power end tan Mi. II to IT MRS. JANET P. SAUSSER MAKO. MA*OUIt. OWC — Board Secretary Lnw. JO»MH I-z Sapt. It. H71 seai.a,itn ENROLLMENTS Actuat MARINE ELECTRONICS - «ar 1 PuMH Soot iVoMar biiiirttiii b.Talaiclil Education P 1 la y-T»« nuilaii. VHP 4. Prlvato School PUcomonti. I I. Pualli Rocal»od. 117 REVENUES iATMOOtt »LOE JAY — rm Mt int-Tt Incroaaa/ ttlt-n im-it Incritoi »7»oo tNtVtl AMkbMbjd (Oocraektl Actual Aatklpalad (Oatraaai) P.»lMd AntlclaaMd talanci 7/V7I (Par Audit Rapon) JI7.S0I » Approprlatod ironi Locaal far«M Ta. Loyy tolonca (Caav Aal I Prior Yre. Tan Levy Bateau 154 RMXMtlOMl SUOVTOTAL ILkm t ton 111 TOTAL CAWTM. OUTLAY ALL TY>(* «V» IWVJ«1D IU4.00I IW.0UO0 ll7.tU.00 (I4JJI7.M OJJISJJt 44.H40.H00 CatauwlLal Aloo (ISI.M WJJSOO 11 .WOO OMar SUM Aids s.rttjio (l4JJtMt) leiJJMJt IH.TUJI .j i«4 *1111 P.L. U-at (TRHJI J-l) MJWja PL. 1Um (TWO IVB J-l) VM.M»»I tmino tm.mii SUBTOTAL 44.101 Jt M.HVIt 11,477.44 Total Carna m*».o, M74.1IM7 1.4M.IJ70O 11* LMl*F«*Md APPROPRIATIONS lento 7/l/Tt (PW Audit Report) •TAL. J-ICURMMtlXMHM CAPITAL OUTLAY njmm SUBTOTAL nrnrn oSZTZS TOTAL DMT SBRVKR MJjMjt —ESeto 4S.411.t7 1.744417.10 1J1US7M N/A 1,*U,T»«4 LOET - trntu Hm l—aw Eiajli. APPROPRIATIONS •Bk »>a oo WORM Of COM«O«T - AM Salartat Atltnaanco HUj MOM mm caaaaar «ar Maa a»n«ww . SaM »i « 411.14 OMar Enpaoeai Anon,. aM la COMFODT. Ill iw.artrti Am.. Salorkl HaalW ifc4i,i 3 it.tMM SSJJM.M HM». Eaack. NJ. arm. E4SMI II JU.I4 IJOOJO 14EL1I I.USM 1JMM UMMo n.ioje ruisei ' S4JJMM 14JIS.W 17JJMM I4.I7S.M PWCkOMOlNOW Cantr.Sarv.tPwi.Carr t.n4JJI aJM.ll 14JNM 0Mkrf W ajy^4ajd^ VTTfejrH Ot V B)n*CNjoj. IMttM 4M0004 MW.M 4JMM SUBTOTAL tUHM timtt SMBMI Currlcular Actlyltloi. OCCOIIOION LESSONS — Prtvak). Othor E>ptnaH hr Jaa. t/a HaJ- SUB-TOTAL J. Si... runt pi ? BM HM U^MI^B^K. N J (U.c.ci -.. uition fttgular 1S:S Tiilllan iMrlal i,!SH! DJWM Tuition ItoH ratliiilai nMo.m 71450.00 HM.M 11.000 00 SOB-TOTAL Othor SUNDRY ACCOUNTS 7SSM SUBTOTAL 1S4.«1'JV IM4M.M injao.oo Salarwnv arEa Contracted Sorvkot. itJMM [iKMIkm kl cm aoflcno. 7.S00M Eoulo Bs ijoeoo Othor E«panaa> SS1.U S.IMM itMM uti.tn.it (4n.ni SUBTOTAL IUH.H KtM.M 41.4OO.00 TAKE NOTICE Mat aaalkaliwi •L. MJJN.M 1S.IM.M iwkk Ma Marar and Imurenc* A Judatmanti Cawcll al Ma tarauaMka • I SEE I SEE TH' DADBURN 600BIE TH'DADBURN DflOBURN Crossword puzzle BACK-SEAT G008LE STUMR SEE A TURTLE, 44 Came down 10 Seldom WER TH'DADeURN I TflTER DRIVER!! 600 haamry 11 Lumber ROCKS, 45 Hog or show 12 Raaond- THTER ^ 46 Macho 13 Exploit 21 Observe > f 47 ftocotl 50 Hudsons 23 Byrnes of ship fHm 54 Legumes 25 Brighten up 55 Italian 26 Dromedary city 27 Maureen 57 Arii neigh- or John bor 28 Race 58 Stimulate 29 Flightless 59 Like some birds gems 30 Faui pas 60 Museum 31 Drainer coUaction 32 Cut VOU WANNA vou REALLY BUTTMATBNOWAVTO HE SURE 61 Accom 34 Ornamental DOESN'T MIND pishes truit READ WANT m TO FIND LEARN, VtX/CHECK JT 62 Imitation 37 Disrupts MV REPORT THE MISTAKES, OVER THOROUGHLY, POINTING 41 Sport OVER, PAD? DONTMOJ? THEN BRING IT BACK OUT ALL MV 63 Trim 43 Paul - OTHER Hindenburg MISTAKES/ DOWN 44 Taste Yesterday s PuzzK Solved 1 BadervBaden 46 Direction etal. for remain li.'.viinii uciiii.i IVIIIH 2 Remarkable ing onsiage I.IM('l[.)l.l Ht'lNU MUH'.l thing 47 Potato UHUI.lli f.VIMI.1 Tllllllil 3 frost — 4a Protagonist IJUMUI'IMI'I UM'llllli.'lll the punkin 49 Enthusiasm nwiwu.vin MUM 50 Nazi nnw,i nf.ii.in iivmniii novel Rudoll ' HEY, WE GOTTA GO WO< I 1 LEFT MV SHOES IN SOCKS Hfiu UCILIIIJH ui;in 5 Where Dewey 51 Itinerant NEW TD THEIR BEARSKIN RU6 !* 141.111MI.1 I'lHilll II.IIIIJ won worker V uriuaiiii 6 All 52 Meat and Mary Worth IIUHIJUMH 7 Temptation vegetable Bv Bil keane nr.ii:ii)nn:i UUUU 8 Prepare dish WHEN WE WE'VE A&REEPONA WHERE THE HAH!--- The Familv Ciroun I4I1MH Clf.riH HIII'IIIH lor action 53 Political HEARD THAT r\AN THAT HAS OTUDCNTft HAVE THAT WOULD HW'IH WJHI.I HMUMH 9 Thought cartoonist WORKED WELL IN A ACCEPTED THE NEVER WORK, THE OTUOCKT COUNCIL HUUII I.II1IIN nl(*f.ll!lH through 58 -tiny HELD AN EMERGENCY IOT0FOTHEK JOB OF KEEPING ATMOUHTNN WKTM6 ATTCK SCHOOL WEREGOW3 SCHOOUBl OTOCK! HIGH! TO QUIT! The Wiurd of Id "Cookie Monster my foot) I know who the Cookie Moniter is around this housel" • Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, MARCH 4 will be most remembered by the future may not suit your LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Bom today, you are an all who know you more than ambition. Take into consid- • An inclination toward mud- excellent judge of character casually. eration the dreams of all dled thought may make this co wo You are usually able to Alto born on this date involved. a difficult day for toe'very I DON'T ascertain at first meeting are: Pair) White, r«k- GEMINI(May 21-June 20) young. Help where you can. whether or not an individual nownod screen star of the - Unless you can put both SC0RPIO(0ct.23-Nov. would be a good friend to silent art; Giovanni Schi- employment and personal 21) -Stick to the facts and you. You are loving and loy- aparelll, famed Italian activities into proper figures of the case and all al and you expect such quali- astronomer. perspective, confusion should turn out well. Be will- ties in those you accept into To see what is in store for reigns. ing to give in on small your circle of intimates You you tomorrow, find your points. are never fearful of failing; birthday and read the corre- indeed, whenever you do sponding paragraph. Let CANCER( June 21- July SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 fail, it takes you completely your birthday star be your 22) - Take for granted your Dec. 21) - Cash it the Blondie by surprise. You are quick to daily guide. success in a new field of answer to your financial recover from any setback, endeavor Otherwise, you worries Seek to increase will talk yourself into fail- your assets along material PRICES ARE GOING UP, ) YES-OUR BANK however, for your habit is to WEDNESDAY, MARCH5 PISCES(Feb. 19-March ure. lines - now! 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