Moscow returnees agree Olympic boycott would hurt Reds By MARIE 00000 Mrs. Goldman and her husband, Mark, home while teaching Russian in the Mid- M1DDLET0WN - Th* ornate spires and spent two weeks touring the Soviet Union in dletown schools. domes of Moscow's Red Square are virtually September. President Carter's call last week It was Lukyanova, the Goldmans said, who all encased in wooden scaffolding, travelers for a U.S. boycott of the Olympics to protest first roused their interest in the Moscow Olym- report. the Russian Invasion of Afghanistan, and the pics. Back In October 1171, she gave them a Buildings throughout the city and In the U.S. Olympic Committee's vote Saturday to golden pin adorned with the Olympic symbol of Soviet Union's papular tourist areas are get- support the president, prompted the Goldmans five intersecting circles. ting facelifts from sandblasting. to ponder what the Olympic preparations they "The Russians have spent billions promot- Souvenir shops have sprouted even in the saw last fail mean to the Soviet people — and ing and preparing for the Olympics," Mrs. country's outlying provinces, and they sell Goldman said. "Almost every building you thousands of little golden pins, festive posters, Related stories, page* 2,9 . see Is scaffolded. Even the monuments in all pocketbooks and key chains touting the 1M0 the squares are being redone." Summer Olympics. And souvenir shops, she reported, seem to In fact, says Pearl Goldman, preparations the kind of blow it would be to them to have the proliferate everywhere — in the center of for the Moscow Olympics have pulled the games boycotted or moved out of Moscow. Although they disagree on whether to Moscow, of course, but also In far-off aeacoast Russian people together more than any event provinces. since World War II. And a U.S. boycott of the boycott the games — Mrs. Goldman supports a games, she asserts, would hurt the Russians boycott and her husband does not, they agree "The thing that Americans must re- both in their pocketbooks and in their hearts. that a pullout by the U.S. and other countries member," she said, "is that these souvenirs "The Russian people are ecstatic about the would be a tremendous blow to Soviet pride and shops and renovations are all being done games," says Mrs. Goldman, who is president and economics. with government money. If the Olympics were of the Middletown Chapter of American Field The Goldmans are quite familiar with Rus- moved out of Russia, the government will have Service. "The excitement is everywhere — sian culture. Mrs. Goldman was born In Vil- wasted all those billions." posters are everywhere, banners are strung up nius, Lithuania, once an independent nation And if the U.S. does boycott the games, and MOSCOW PREPARED — Mr. and Mr. Mark Goldman of Middletown display across the streets, this Olympic fever they but now a Soviet "republic." And for three American and other Western tourists do not go Olympic poster and souvenir they purchased during a recent trip to the Soviet have has pulled them together more than any- months in 1(78, the Goldmans were hosts to to Moscow to pour money into the new Union. The Goldmans report that preparations for the I960 Summer Olympics thing since World War II." Ada Lukyanova, a Russian who lived in their See Boycott, page 1 In Moscow have created "Olympic Fever" there. The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 181 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1980 20 CENTS Defense is Carter budget priority WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter today sends The J981 budget represents a reordering of the adminis- Carter did propose a new program to improve education Congress a 1981 budget totaling $616 billion that proposes tration's priorities, increasing defense outlays by $15.3 billion and job skills for 500,000 unemployed youths, and he asked _ .«ajor new spending Tor the military while putting a partial lid t: ' "- "*et military buildup and other global turmoil, Congress to provide funds Ki in •••— --"^ - t.^«

Townhouse plans unveiled in Fair Haven Mostly cloudy this morning..Then innsWae breakiag By BOB BRAMLEY meeting Thursday, Feb. 7. governmental authorities, neighborhood, which is ex- driveway and a substantial would take the place of exist- through by afternoon. Highs la mid Ms. Clondineti FAIR HAVEN - An ap- In the meantime, letters Von Arx told The Dally Reg- clusively single-family in na- evergreen buffer planting on ing floating dock facilities, increasing tomorrow with chance of saow. Complete plication to be filed today have been mailed to residents ister. ture, Steamboat Landing the property lines. and there would be no pro- report page I. would have two structures, Within the "L" formed by vision for upland boat with the Zoning Board of Ad- describing Steamboat Land- "The scope of our project Wojdechowtn passes honor aloag II justment will seek a use vari- ing and suggesting benefits includes the entire range of each two stories high — one the two structures would be a storage, hauling out or which may accrue from it to work, starting with the demo- containing four units, the oth- landscaped area containing launching on the Steamboat Big Apple museums 11 ance to permit construction Ann Landers 14 of Steamboat Landing, a 10- the surrounding landowners lition of all upland structures, er six. The four-unit building an In-ground swimming pool, Landing property. unit luxury townhouse de- and the community as a elimination of all riparian would be erected adjacent to paths, a lawn area and plant- The individual units, de- Bridge advice II DAILY REGISTER velopment on the site of the whole. The letters contain In- structures other than the (ex- the southern boundary of the ings. signed to sell at $200,000 or Business I PHONE NUMBERS Fair Haven Yacht Works at vitations to an informal isting) permanent dock, ex- site; the six-unit structure The interior area would more apiece, would offer Classified 15-17 would parallel the western Mala Office the foot of DeNormandle Av- meeting the organisers in- tensive site improvement and have direct access to the ex- 2,000 or more square feet of Comics It Tell Free I71-I3M enue. tend to hold for interested construction of a luxury boundary. isting permanent dock, on the living area, with each unit Crossword pnisle II neighbors in advance of the oriented to face the river. A Toll Free 5M41M Brooks Von An, 44 Fair townhouse complex having 10 Front entrances in each easterly side of the property, Editorials I Classified Dept &4M700 Haven, Road, a principal In Zoning Board hearings. single-family attached group would face outward in where one boat slip would be Entertainment It townhouses," said Von Arx, provided for each unit owner. See Fair Haven, page S Ctrcalattom Dept Mt-40M Steamboat Landing As- Steamboat Landing As- order to present a uniformly Lifestyle 11,14 Sports Dept 541-4004 sociates, formed by a group sociates has a contract to who also serves as attorney neat and attractive ap- A small waterfront gazebo for the project. Make A Date 14 MMdletowi stare**... 171-Zttt of local professionals to purchase, the Fair Haven pearance toward adjoining Fabulous Lunches at Obituaries « Yacht Works property cont- yards, from which they would FreakeU ttareu 411-zltt launch the project, expressed Retaining the general Guildersleeve Tonight Fromagerle. Tues. Fashion Sports MI LN| Brack Barean. ttt-MM hope the variance application ingent upon approval of the character and residential be separated by planted Boat Yard Pub, Atlantic Show, Bon Prix, West End, 26 Television II can be heard at the toners' project by the appropriate scale of the surrounding areas, a paved perimeter Highlands. Ridge Rd., Rumson

.V 2 The SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY JANUARY 28,19*0 People Iran winner offers hope More 'quakes are expected SAftl FRANCISCO (API - ScicnUiU are warning that Northern Calif ornians can expect more earthquakes following for release of hostages nine sizable tremors in the last four days By The Aasadalet Press United States recognise Iran's right to seek their extradition "Earthquake sequences of this type are relatively com- The apparent winner of the Iranian presidential election, appeared to represent a retreat from the demand of the mon," said Dr. Robert Uhrhammer, a researcher at the Abolhassan Bani Sadr, says the release of the American militants holding the hostages that the United States deliver University of California Seismographic Station in Berkeley. hostages will he possible if the United States stops all "We think the sequence will continue for several days or the shah to Iran for trial. interference in Iranian internal affairs and concedes the right possibly weeks s However, there was no indication whether such a mod- of Iran "to pursue criminals anywhere else in toe world." ification of policy would get the approval of Ayatollah "The others will probably be smaller and further apart in The issue of the approximately SO Americans who today time. We have no way of telling for certain, but it is likely that Ruhollah Khomeini, the 7»-yaar-old leader of the Iranian began their 88th day in captivity at the U.S. Embassy is "one revolution, on whom the new constitution confers supreme the worst is over " depending on the main issue — namely, America's domination The latest tremor rattled the Uvermore Valley 30 miles power for life. Two months ago, Bani Sadr was forced to over Iran," Bani Sadr told a news conference in Tehran resign as foreign minister when be began making conciliatory east of San Francisco - site of Thursday's big earthquake - yesterday, Tehran Radio reported at 2 58 a m Sunday, causing widespread minor damage but no gestures toward the United States. "Thus our main expectation is not only that the U.S.A. serious injuries, authorities said. Tehran Radio said Bani Sadr, who is Iran's finance should definitely change its attitude on dominating Iran but The earthquake registered 4 0 on the Richter scale, not so minuter and Khomeini's chief economic adviser, also defied Joseph Keuedy M. Richard W Lymaa also that adequate safeguards should be created to insure that violent as the 5 8 quake that shook the area at 633 p.m. U.S. threats of an economic bUckade NEW YORK (AP) - Richard W. Lymaa, the 57-year- it will in no way interfere In our internal affairs in the future, Saturday. old president of Stanford University, will become presi- either," he continued. "What the U.S. does not know li that the Iranian people At Valley Memorial Hospital in Uvermore, where nearly "The moment the U.S.A. desists from its expansionist can live with very little and can resist any blockade," he said. dent of the Rockefeller Foundation. 40 persons were taken after Thursday's quake, six earth- policy the matter will become different, and then things would Unofficial returns gave Bani Sadr 75 percent of the votes The foundation chose Lyman at a special meeting of quake-related injuries were counted Saturday night. be set in train enabling one to say that a solution becomes bast in the presidential election Friday. This was a reversal of the board of trustees Saturday. He was one of five final Hospital spokeswoman Margy Odell said the injuries were attainable... pre-election forecasts that Education and Culture Minister candidates selected by a search committee from a field of mostly back sprains or bruises and no one was admitted for "The solution to the crisis ... depends on when the U.S. Hassan Habibi would be the front-runner because he had been ,000 nominees. treatment. government decides to tell the American nation, and the endorsed by the orthodox Islamic clergy and that none of the Lyman, who has been president of Stanford since l»70, Sunday's quake was the ninth since Thursday to register a people of the. world, that it is going to desist from its eight candidates might get the majority necessary for elec- will resign the university position this summer to take magnitude of at least 4.0 — including six aftershocks between expansionist policy and domination over other nations, and tion on the first ballot. over the 67-year-old philathropic organization funded by Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. There also have when it concedes the right to our people to pursue criminals Bui Sadr at hit news conference also condemned the Rockefeller family interests. been about 100 minor jolts. anywhere in the world." Soviet military Intervention In neighboring Afghanistan. He He will succeed Dr. John H. Knowles, who died last By "criminals anywhere in the world" he obviously was said Iran would assist the Afghan Moslem rebels fighting the March. ' referring to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, members of his Soviet occupation army and also might boycott the Olympics >>t) Five perish in hotel fire BOSTON (AP) — Joseph Kennedy 3rd Is going into the family and other members of his regime. His demand that the in Moscow this summer. ELKHART, Ind. (AP) — Fire sent smoke through a oil business. downtown hotel early yesterday, killing five people and Kennedy, the 28-year-old son of the late Sen. Robert seriously injuring six others, authorities said. Some hotel Kennedy, is president of The Citizens Energy Corporation, residents jumped from the third floor to escape. a non-profit company set up to sell oil cheaply to the state "It was chaos out there," said Don Stacker, Elkhart's National festival considered of Massachusetts for dlpersal to low income families. first assistant fire chief. "When we got there, people who "Many people are carrying a disproportionate share had already jumped were laying on the ground and there of our country's energy burden," Kennedy said in announ- were still people hanging from the windows." cing the company Saturday. "For those who have worked The four-alarm fire at the Swiss Inn also left one as alternative to Olympics hard all their lives and are now on fixed Incomes...it's firefighter hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Five other heat or heat. President Carter, return- Killian, who also Is presi- persons were hospitalized in guarded condition. COLORADO SPRINGS, At the same time, how- "Our program is only the first step to lessen that Several people jumped from the top floor of the three- Colo. (AP) — The U.S. Olym- ever, the USOC refrained ing to the White House last dent of the American Basket- story brick building. Officials said the 3:30 a.m. fire was pic Committee, supporting. from making a decision on night from Camp David, Md., ball Association-USA, said he burden." ««• contained to the third floor stairway. President Carter's wishes to Carter's request that no where he spent the weekend, felt something should be done RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) - Freak Sinatra left Three bodies were found about 10 feet from a fire move the Summer Games out American athletes be sent to was asked if he was pleased for the athletes, including Brazil on yesterday after singing to the biggest crowd of escape, where the victims were apparently overcome of Moscow, has begun to Moscow because of the Sovi- by the board's action. many whose dreams for his career — more than 140,000 cheering fans in Mara- while trying to escape, officials said. make contingency plans to ets' military occupation of "Yes, very much so," he Olympic glory likely would cana, the world's largest soccer stadium. hold a national sports festival Afghanistan. replied. vanish with a boycott. The crowd applauded wildly Saturday for each of Rights commitment restated as-an alternative to the Olym- The USOC executive The USOC will present "With our men, It Is a Sinatra's 18 songs-, and the singer called the concert "the pics. board, with 68 of its 86 mem- Carter's proposal to the IOC one-shot deal," KUUan said. greatest moment of my professional career." WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter says he is still . There is even talk of a bers attending, voted unani- before the start of the Winter "Most likely the ones who Sinatra's crew worked for more than a week to build a committed to the cause of civil rights in the United States, but July Fourth ticker-tape pa- ihously'-'SiRwday to support Games, which open Feb. 13 in could make the team would stage in the 200,000-seat stadium, setting up 30 spotlights and two sound systems. contends concern is fading in some crucial areas. rade to honor American ath- Carter and to ask the interna- Lake Placid, N.Y. turn pro arid their amateur > "There is a tone in this nation that is not as committed to letes who have trained for tional Olympic Committee to USOC representatives are career would be over." For weeks before the smgei'-.-'-"'-' »»» *»»»"Njadlo civil rights, to human rights, as I would like to see," Carter years to participate in the transfer, postpone or, cancel testifying today before-the He said he could think of stations played Sinatra songs non-stop, television stations staid Sunday to the 30th anniversary meeting of the Leadership quadrennial Games that now the Moscow Games unless So- Senate Foreign Relations no better tribute to the Amer- aired his movies and newspapers carried biographies of Conference on Civil Rights. are embroiled in interna- viets troops are withdrawn Committee on Carter's rec- ican athlete than a New York the singer. ••• "You can tell it in the Congress," the president said, tional politics. from Afghanistan by Feb. 20. ommendation. The House ticker tape parade. LONDON (AP) — Rock star Paul McCartney says his first few days in a Japanese jail were the worst. citing congressional failure to strengthen federal enforce- voted overwhelmingly last "Then If they want to "The prison was not the rat-infested hole I thought it ment powers over fair housing laws. week to back the president. compete against all comers was going to be," he said Sunday in an interview with Carter was on hand as the conference honored Clarence Meanwhile, the USOC In a sports festival, that's Britain's domestic news agency, Press Association. Mitchell, its chairman and a longtime NAACP lobbyist, and New oil price increase voted yesterday to continue their business," he said. McCartney rested over the weekend at his country the late labor leader George Meany for contributions to the efforts to develop an Olympic When asked what he home near Peasmarsh in southern England after flying civil rights struggle. team which most likely would thought of such a parade home from Japan where he spent 10 days in Jail. announced by Saudis compete this summer in Col- The president said of Mitchell: "Every single piece of before a sports festival, The former Beatle, who now heads the rock group orado Springs, the site of two civil rights legislation passed in the last 25 years was passed TOKYO (AP) - Saudi Arabia, which last month USOC executive director F. Wings, was arrested Jan. 16 when customs agents at previous National Sports Fes- because of Clarence Mitchell." predicted a possible drop in OPEC oil prices early this Don Miller replied: Tokyo's Narita airport said they found nearly half a pound tivals, although Montreal and year, has sent out word that it Is raising its basic crude oil "Personally, I like it, and of marijuana in his luggage. He was expelled and returned Philadelphia were mentioned Study says fat people bias victims prices by $2 a barrel to $26, retroactive to Jan. 1. would like to have it on the home Saturday after Japanese officials chose not to press as possible sites. A petroleum industry source said In Tokyo today that Fourth of July. I think it drug charges. BALTIMORE (AP) - Fat people are discriminated the Saudis had informed their Japanese customers of the would make a great impact against almost as much as blacks and other minorities, a White House counsel "Smoking pot is far safer than smoking cigarettes," price Increase. It also was reported by The New York It would create the aware- McCartney said. But he added he will stick to a pledge not Maryland state study concludes. Lloyd Culter has said the Times, which quoted oil industry sources in New York.' ness that the athletes really to smoke marijuana. David H. Tucker of Columbia, Md., a consultant who Carter administration was deserve." directed the study for the state Human Relations Com- Japanese oil industry analyst Tetsuo Hamauzu prepared to ask Congress for speculated that the Saudis werre trying to "revive the Meanwhile, Prime Min- mission, said fat people are victims of discrimination in funds to help pay for any ex- ister Joe Clark said he would virtually every aspect of life, from their workplace to thea- move to unified prices among the petroleum-exporting penses Incurred by a national countries who failed to unify their prices at their meeting ask Canadian athletes to sup- Carter budget ters and sports arenas L_ sports festival or by moving port a boycott. And he in Caracas last year." (continued) Tucker said he drew his conclusions after interviewing 800 the Olympics to another site. warned that If the Soviet He predicted that other so-called moderates in the 13- budget. Outlays for the Department of Energy would increase members of the National Association to Aid Fat Persons, as George E. Killian, presi- troops are not withdrawn, well as representatives of the state's largest employers and nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, fl billion to $8.7 billion to expand use of coal, coal gasification dent of the National Junior Canada will withdraw aid to and solar energy. 200 small businesses. including the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, soon competitors seeking to go to College Athletic Association, The budget, for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, must be Few cases of weight and size discrimination are reported would follow the Saudi lead. suggested that this year's the Moscow Games. to authorities, he said, "because very few persons realize Saudi Arabia is the world's largest oil exporter and approved by Congress, which usually makes significant U.S. Olympic team should be Clark met with the Cana- changes. While spending is up $52 billion over projected 1980 they are protected by law. Also, they are so used to being Japan's biggest supplier. Last year it provided Japan given a "ticker-tape parade dian Olympic Association at discriminated against." nearly 500 million barrels or 30 percent of the country's outlays, the administration-said 137 billion of that is mandated up Broadway in New York," his Ottawa residence and by existing law, such as cost-oMiving hikes in Social Security The consultant said fat people are less likely to be picked total oil imports. whether or not the athletes go asked them to take his posi- for jobs involving contact with the public. benefits. t to Moscow. tion to the IOC next month. The budget forecast that the mild recession will boost Death delays Lance trial unemployment to 7.5 percent. At the same time, consumer prices are expected to rise 10.4 percent. It is the first time in ATLANTA (AP) - The tedious job of picking through Scores of Soviet cities 500,000 memory that an administration has forecast to severe an thousands of bank documents in Bert Lance's bank fraud trial inflation rate a year in advance. was suspended today so the former federal budget director Consumer prices increased 13.3 percent last year, a 33- could attend his father's funeral in Calhoun. year high and nearly double the original Carter forecast of 7.4 The federal trial of Lance' and three associates was 'closed' like Sakharov's welcome percent. postponed until tomorrow after Lance's 94-year-old father, If Carter's 1980 unemployment forecast is correct, the educator Dr, Thomas Jackson Lance, died Sunday. Funeral MOSCOW CAP) - Gorty; industrial center of 1,3 mil- miles long, border areas near jobless rate will be slightly higher at the end of his four-year services were scheduled for today. dissident leader Andrei D. lion people on the Volga Czechoslovakia, Hungary and guerrilla term than when he took office. It was 7.4 percent In January When the trial begins its third week Tuesday, a dozen bank Sakliarov's new home in ex- River, located In a 300-mile Romania, a patch o( central SALISBURY, Rhodesia 1977. officials are scheduled to present thousands of loan records ile, is one of scores of strip of land to the east of Russia totaling 150,000 square (AP) - An estimated 900,000 Reflecting growing tension with the Soviet Union, Carter from more than 40 banks in Georgia, Tennessee, New York, "closed" Soviet cities that Moscow that is off limits to miles, a circle of land around persons, the biggest crowd in hurriedly Included $800 million in the budget to purchase grain and Illinois. The documents form the foundation of the foreigners can enter only foreigners. Most closed areas Moscow, parts of the Soviet Rhodesia's history, turned that has been denied to the Soviets, in addition to $2 billion government's case against Lance. with special permission. are believed to contain secret Far East stretching for more out to welcome Marxist guer- proposed for grain purchases in 1980. Officials said the budget rilla leader Robert Mugabe The network of closed military or industrial In- than 1,000 miles along the also will be amended to include aid for Pakistan as soon as the home from self-imposed exile cities embraces millions of stallations, but little is known Chinese border and the entire amount is determined. In Mozambique to campaign Soviet citizens who may set about them. Far Eastern peninsula of Spending for human assistance programs in the Depart- The Daily Register Kamchatka. for next month's election. eyes on a foreigner only when In Gorky, Sakharov may ment of Health and Human Services total $219.3 billion, an (USPS145-440I one gets a rare special travel The vast crowd yesterday be permitted to receive Sovi- The United States imposed increase of $25.5 billion, the most for any department in permit. Some citizens of oth- at the black township of High et visitors and to com- its travel bans on Soviet government. But much of the Increase is designed to offset er Communist countries may field, outside Salisbury, pro- The Sunday Register municate by mail and tele- citizens beginning in 1052. Its inflation, so there is little, if any, real gain for recipients. get to closed cities occasion- vided the first gauge of (USPS-334-570) phone. But he cannot be vis- closed areas include Southern Social Security and disability benefits account for most of hed by Tne Red B-nh fltfltittr ally, but Westerners are Mugabe's massive popular n IB/a bv John H Cook #na Hinry Cliv ited by foreign friends, in- California, the site of major support in hit three-way race the increase, up $19 billion to a total of 1135 billion. Benefits almost totally banned. terviewers or diplomats. will be provided to nearly 34 million Americans with the ' In retaliation, the United U.S. Navy and other defense for power with fellow guer- One F average monthly payment rising from $315 to $350. States and some other Other closed cities in the facilities; parts of the Pacific rilla leader Joshua Nkomo Branch Offices Soviet Union are the major After allowing for inflation, there Is virtually no increase B76R1 JS. Middle town. N J 07J48 * Western countries have im- Northwest Involved In the and Bishop Abel Muiorewa. MQrimouth Countv Courthouse. Fre-ehOlrJ. N J 07776 posed similar bans on citizens industrial centers of Omsk aerospace Industry, and The turnout far outnum- in spending from estimated 1980 budget outlays of $564 billion, in fl.oadv.ay Lon« Brant* N J O77aO and Chelyabinsk in western Carter said. ! SUtehouia Trenton.N J.0B6IS of the Soviet Union. They are southern areas of the country bered the 120,000 who greeted Siberia, Sverdlovsk In the "By continuing a clear and consistent policy of restraint, Mfinbif nf lhs> Assot idled Prus Trie Ajiot i*led Preu iktnlillcdtMclusivttv barred from Detroit, Cleve- near military bases. Nkomo, a member of the mi- the 1981 budget insures that the federal budget will not be an (0 ific USP ol ail Ihe local ne«v^ ormitd m IM n««fip«o«r «i wfil it all AP ntwi land and some other Ameri- Ural Mountains, the Pacific nority Ndebele tribe, when he ditpfllthe* t The U.S. government has inflationary force in the economy," Carter said. can cities without special seaport of Vladivostok and returned from exile in Zam- ember of the Am < Hewso»o*r Pubhlhtrs Atuxiaiion. inc AudH the Black Sea port of offered to open all the United The projected 1981 revenues Include $13.9 billion from l Clt th }*t\mv Pr»isA*nxiation permission, and In Britain bia two weeks ago. Sevastopol. States to Soviet visitors if the Carter's proposed "windfall profits tax" on oil companies. Sfcond.Cnti DOMJWf D*ltJ " Ret) B*nk. N J 0770) and at UitMieimvn. N J n, they need official approval to Muiorewa, like Mugabe, Soviets will end their restric- Other revenues will come from Individual income taxes, $274 17744 Puoi'Srtfd SurttHr^hrouQri FndJv Mail (uDtcnotiont OAvabl* in advance travel more than 35 miles With Gorky, these ciUes is a member of the dominant tions on Americans. But so billion; corporate Income taxes, $72 billion, and Social Secur- D«.i» from the center of London. have a total population of 5.3 Shona tribe, but has been Only Only million people. far, there has been no indica- ity taxes, $216 billion. Mi 00 *H0O drawing dwindling crowds as Gorky Is a transport and tion of any changes In Soviet Also closed are a strip of he campaigns for control of As expected, Carter did not propose any tax cuts In the Single cooy «t Counter ~ Dailv lOctniv. 4und«* 30ttnt> Soviet Central Asia up to 900 policy. budget. But he said he would consider tax relief and tem- the government that will be porary jobs programs in the event of a serious economic formed after the election downturn. Feb. 27-29. He was elected Lebanese jet hijacked prime minister in Rhodesia's The budget projected unemployment benefits would rise from $14 billion in 1980 to $16.5 billion in 1981 to cover an It's never too soon. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - A Lebanese Jetliner was first universal suffrage elec- tion last April but gave up the additional 900,000 unemployed workers. Make sure your estate or trust will receive hijacked on a regular flight from Baghdad, Iraq, today and One of the few new programs in the budget is a $2 billion forced to land at Beirut airport, an airport spokesman re- post under terms of the Brit- ish-sponsored agreement to plan to augment education and Jobs skills for 500,000 Jobless proper administration and attention to detail. ported. youths, although not more than $350 million on this would be halt the seven-year guerrilla Contact our trust department through one PRINTING He said the hijackers belonged to Lebanon's Shilte spent in 1981. tetModt • looM Moslem sect, whose spiritual leader, Imam Mutt Al Sadr, war and hold new elections. of our 29 branch offices...TODAY. Mugabe kicked off his Carter proposed a five-year renewal of revenue sharing lootal MoNonwy disappeared during a visit to Libya 17 months ago. for state and local governments at $6.9 billion a year. campaign with s pledge that The spokesman told reporters the hijackers said they In an apparent concession to Democratic liberals In an staged the hijack to attract attention to the missing Imam's the 230,000 white settlers would not be driven from the election year, the president asked funding for an additional CENTRAL JERSEY BANK case, and that they demanded a news conference be arranged SOO.OOO subsidized-housing units for low-incoirie Americans. It for them at the airport. country If his party, the Zim- d r i6 Wlllon lncr jl»- Local weather He attributes the problem slightest nudge, are illegal in will hold the stamp program to about $6.2 cents unless state and local sponsors absorb duct IS minutes, Highlands Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather to the inflationary economy, Monmouth County. A 1972 billion, which officials say will" not last Uie ditterence. bridge, add 40minutes. station was 31 degrees. The low yesterday was tt. It was which has pushed up the val- law, he said, outlawed the beyond July or August. Similarly, the price of a school lunch HI La r>rc Otlk 30 at ( p.m.' and the overnight low was tl. Today's I a.m. ue of small animal pelts con- traps In the state's 10 largest In the 1979 fiscal year, spending on the would riu about a nickel from the current >IUnl u a c*v temperature was tt. There was no precipitation la the U siderably. People are setting Alta'ant » • air counties. Although Mon- food stamp program was held to about $6.8 average of 65 cents. Amarllla 14 I cay hours ending at I a.m. today. There were 35 heating the traps, be said, with the mouth was not one of the 10 Ancharaaa 11 II .11 clr Aakavllla II la *dv degree days yesterday, 810 for the month and t,43f for the intent of catching raccoons, largest counties when the law Atlanta 44 41 .11 cay heating season to date. rabbits, squirrels and other was passed, population Atlanllt CIV MM cdy Energy programs encouraged •lltlmara II II cdy small fur-bearing animals to growth here has placed it in •Irmlnakam II 44 edy der the proposed $20 billion synthetic fuel • Itmank I-II cdy Coastal forecast sell the pelts for high prices the top 10, he said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Solar energy, the support program. 17 II 44 cdy on the fur market. The in- The trap that caught the conversion of coal into oil and the dream of V U cdy Manasqaun to Cape Henlopen. Winds mostly northwest —Net income of $13.9 billion from the •rawnvIHa ran cdy come they receive from the dog which was rescued yes- nuclear fusion, all get further encourage- ••malt 17 a an 10 to 15 knots this afternoon and continuing through sale is "free Income," he ment in the fiscal 1981 budget sent to Con- proposed "windfall profits" excise tax on Charliln «C II 44 .41 call > tonight. Fair through tonight with over S miles visibility. terday, Bernstein said, defi- Charlitn WV M II an said, because it is not re- nitely was illegal because it gress today by President Carter.' the additional revenues that oil companies Chavanna • — I HI Average wave height two feet or less through today. will gain because of Carter's decision to Chleaaa . II I .«• cdy ported on Income tax returns. did not bear the name of its And there is an urgent new emphasis on Claclnnall a 17 cdv improving the safety of nuclear power plants decontrol domestic petroleum prices. Clavtlaad It I cdv Jersey Shore Bernstein maintains that owner, as required by the CftanHWt ItU cdy law. in the wake of the Three Mile Island accident -$300 million under a 10-year, $3 billion Dal n. win 11 It cdy the heavy metal spring traps,, Danvar • —I M Mostly cloudy this morning then sunshine breaking last March in Pennsylvania. program to promote production of gasohol, a Baa Mllltat II I II H through in the afternoon. Highs in mid 30s. Fair to partly gasoline-alcohol fuel mixture. Datrall M I cdy But increased federal spending in those Dulutti 1—1 cdy cloudy tonight. Lows in low 20s. Cloudiness increasing and other energy programs is coun- —$2.4 billion to help the poor pay rising FalrHnH II — 4 .17 M tomorrow with a chance of snow toward evening. Proba- Boycott assessed energy bills, an $800 million increase over the 17 11 cdy terbalanced by cuts elsewhere, particularly I —II clr bility of snow 10 percent today and near zero percent current program. n It clr . (Continued) in advanced nuclear reactor development. MM cdy tonight. Winds will be mostly northwest S to IS mph today. On the whole, energy spending is —$656 million for research and develop- ja II cdv souvenir shops and hotels, the Soviet government will be IM'arMIt Ocean watar temperatures are around 40 degrees. projected at some $8.1 billion in the fiscal ment of solar energy, a 6 percent increase Jactl'vllla I 11 II CdV hard-pressed to reap a return on its investment. H 4 cdv year starting Oct. 1, a 4.5 percent increase from this year, plus $130 million for a pro- Kan'i City it ii .a ta South Jersey Laa Vaaai 41 u cdy The blow to Soviet pride if the U.S. boycotts the that does not keep pace with the 9 percent posed new "solar bank" to finance practical unit Kadi 41 H cdy applications. LaaAaaatta 41 H ra Mostly cloudy this morning..Then sunshine breaking games will be enormous, the Goldmans agreed. rise in the total federal budget. Latilivllla 4a 11 cdy through by afternoon. Highs in mid 30s. Fair to partly —$1.67 billion, a 12 percent increase, for M M U cdv "Think of the Soviet athletes," Mrs. Goldman said. The trade-offs that restrained the growth Miami 71 II 1.H cdy cloudy tonight. Lows in teens. Cloudiness increasing "Remember that they do nothing but train, are paid by of that overall figure show where Carter has development of fossil fuels, primarily coal. It — I II c«v tomorrow with a chance of snow late In the day. Highs in Included is a 54 percent increase in spending, Malt-It, r. 4 —» cdv the government to train and that the Olympics are their steered his energy choices. NativlUa It a art low and mid 30s. Probability of snow 10 percent today and life and their profession. Competing against Americans is The fiscal 1981 budget includes: to $330 million, for conversion of coal into an NawOrtaaai U II cdv oil-like liquid fuel. Maw Yort M 14 clr near zero percent tonight. Winds will be mostly northwest the biggest thrill of their lif etimes.'' —Some $69 million of early spending un- It a edv 5 to 15 mph today. Okll City U II cdy The Goldmans are unsure just how much the Russian Omana II I aa Ortaaa* 74 41 71 cdy North Jersey people know of U.S. plans to boycott the games. The •Wlad'pMa M a cdy Jobs: Hold hiring, more for teens M 41 rn Soviet press, Mr. Goldman noted, is government-run and 1» 14 cdv Mostly cloudy this morning then sunshine breaking informs the people of only what the government wants WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter, less workers would be cushioned by in- PIMM u 4 car* through in the afternoon. Highs in mid 30s. Fair to partly •"Hand, Ora It It clr known. while forecasting a large rise in unemploy- creased unemployment insurance benefits, KaaMCItv l-l cdv cloudy tonight. Lows in low 20s. Cloudiness increasing 47 a CO Mrs. Goldman recalled that while they were in the ment during 1980, asked Congress in his 1881 an item Congress has placed beyond the momma 41 II cdv tomorrow with a chance of snow toward evening. Proba- budget today for a freeze In public service control of presidents. The budget estimates It. La.li II It cdv bility of snow 10 percent today and near zero percent Soviet Union in September, the U.S. government was It. a. Tamu 71' J .71 cdv jobs. At the same time, he sought greater 900,000 more people will be receiving bene- Sail Lafca II 14 .11 an tonight. Winds will be mostly northwest S to 15 mph today. staining the Soviet ballerina Ludmllla Vlasova at Ken- •anOlaaa 41 II ra nedy Airport for three days — and they hevet knew about spending to help poor, illiterate teen-agers fits, forcing spending to rise by $1.5 billion tan 'ran II 47 cdv find work. from 1880 to $16.5 billion. taattla 'it It clr Eastern Penn. the Incident that caused such a furor here until after toaaiaa II I clr Vlasova had been released. An American guide told them Citing the need for restrained federal It lit Maria n II M aa Increasing cloudiness with snow flurries through this mitt u a cdv of the episode. spending, Carter proposed that the number of The public service jobs program — com- ___ *> a cdv morning followed by partial clearing In the afternoon. federally subsidized jobs be held at 450,000, prehensive Employment and Training Act — Hl-Yt»tardav'l Wan. Highs todau mid to upper 20s. Fair and cold tonight. Lows "I really don't know how much the Russian people La—Vattarflav't law. know about plans to boycott the Olympics," Mrs. Gold- the same as for i860. Even so, the cost for would reserve 250,000 jobs (or poor people arc—•rtclXUtlaii lar 14 liatlrt aa*. 10 to 15. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow with some snow providing those jobs would rise about 10 who are chronically unemployed and 30 la* I a.m. MT vartardtv. posle in the afternoon. Highs low to mid tOs. man said. "But I'm sure they don't know too much." OW—»v ctadltMai aaHaaa: lar la- Her husband commented sadly, "They know what percent, to $4.4 billion. jobs for those who are out of work been, day. Pravda has told them." The financial hardship for most new job- economic downturns. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JANUARY 28,1980 Man held in theft ItlttlMlttttllllHIMIIIIIIIHHHIIIHHIItHHHM FREEHOLD - A South Inc, Route », ManaUpan, River man has been arrested hid reported the theft on Jan in connection with the theft of Obituaries 60 silver ban valued at The investigation was led HMUMIIilllllMIIIIMMUnitMMUIMIIIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllMtllll |50,OM from a Manalapan by the Manalapan police, in smelting company, according particular Detective Mark to Alexander D. Lehrer, Moo- Stopa, assisted by the burgla- Dr. Thomas J. Lance, mouth County prosecutor. ry squad of the county prose- Paul Neville, 15, is cutor's office, according to father of Bert Lance charged with possessing sto- Lehrer. CALHOUN, G» (AP) - sociation of Georgia Junior len property, possessing Neville's home In South Educator Dr. Thomas Jack- Colleges. methamphetamine and River was searched Thursday p^f «ing two pistols, ac- son Lance, father of former In addition to his ton, lt1 with the help of local police, cording to Lehrer. Neville federal budget director Bert Lance is survived by his wife, and silver ban valued at Lance, died yesterday at the Annie Rose Erwin Lance, two was being held in the Mid- dlesex County jail in lieu of »»,000 were recovered, said age of M. sisters, a brother, a half sit- Lehrer. A bar of silver meas- ter and several half brothers. 110,000 bail He was (he former presi- ures 4-by-12 inches. dent of Young Harris College Lehrer said that Comptron in north Georgia and the au- thor of several books. Mrs. Benjamin Lance served as super- Scott intendent of the Waynesboro and Calhoun city schools and LOUISVILLE, KY- Mr*. was a former head of the Phyllis Mathiaten Scott, 57, English department at Rich- died Saturday at her home, mond Academy in Augusta. here. He also'served as chair- She. was born in Long man of the Georgia Board of Branch, N.J., and lived in Revenue and the Advisory Red Bank, N.J. until her mar- Commission on Personnel riage. Unemployment Compensa- Surviving are her hut- tion for Georgia. band, Benjamin Scott, a SERVICE CITED— Roger Kane,center, former Free- parties, attended the dinner. Funds raised will be 7-4650 And he was a former daughter, Miss Phyllis Lynn hold mayor and newly-appointed clerk to the Board of donated to the Monmouth Medical Center Kidney FM/AM Electronic Digital Clock Radio member of the Board of Re- Scott, and a son, Benjamin B. Freeholders, was the guest of honor at a surprise Dialysis Unit In memory of the late Assemblyman testimonial dinner given bv his friends and colleagues Walter J. Kozloskl. Guests being greeted by Kane are, Deluxe electronic clock futures with pushbutton con- gents of the University Sys- Scott III, all here; her father, trols and silent LED time display. Contemporary styling tem of Georgia as well as a Alfred Mathiasen, of Red In the American Hotel, Freehold. He was honored for left to right, Barbara McMorrow, dinner chairman, J. service'as Freehold mayor from 1975 to 1979, and for in Walnut grain finish on polystyrene. forrmer president of the As- Bank; a sister, Mrs. Carol Patrick McMorrow, Mrs. Barbara Kane, and Rep. • Wake-toMusic or Wake-to-Music. then Alarm Perkins, of Rumson, N.J., serving on Borough Council since 1970. Approximately James J. Howard, D-NJ. •Sr\poz-Al.rm« clock control 'One hour sleep switch and a brother, Alfred 175 persons. Including dignitaries from both political a24-hour Wake-up system (Adjustable, gentle elec- Mrs. Mildred Mathiason Jr., of Clemson, tronic toneslarm •Adjustable clock brightness »3Vk" S.C. dynamic speaker "Lighted slide-rule radio dial • Built-in Snodgrass AFC on FM The Pearson's Funeral Home, here, Is in charge of BAILEY'S INFLATION FIGHTING PRICE BELFORD - Mrs. Disappearance of teen-ager red Snodgrass, 80, of 272 arrangements. Edgemoor Road, died yester- $36.97 day at Wayne Memorial Hos- Mauro LaCrasta WicMtl Jmtan pital, Hpnesville, Pa. « Cllllll SMtHTMH HAZLET — Mauro La- leaves authorities baffled Born In New York, Mrs. Grasta, 40, of Independence away, but they say Davolos around girls, went with a Davolos and his compa- Snodgrass lived in Wood- WILDWOOD CREST (AP) Way, here, died SAturday at does not fit the profile. friend to attend a. "George nions stayed for the second bridge before moving here 19 — Authorities have dragged a Hamilton Hospital, Hamilton "It's as if he disappeared Thorogood and the De- show. GIFTS years ago. river and combed the field Square. into thin air," said Police stroyers" concert at Emer- When the concert broke up She was a member of the behind the Emerald City dis- He was born in Italy, and Capt. Robert J. Frederick. ald City. at about 2:30 a.m., Davolos' Middletown Senior Citizens co in Cherry Hill. A psychic jewel fyG&gijt wmart had lived in Jersey City "In 99 percent of these cases The pair met two casual friends were unable to find organization. has been called in and a before moving here two years the kids turn up after a day or acquaintances in North Wild- him and became alarmed. Jeweler, Watchmaker and Camera Mrs. Snodgrass was the 110,000 reward has teen of- ago. two as missing persons. But wood and the four drank beer They returned to the Pen- Repair on premises wife of Joshua Snodgrass, fered. this one ... is one of those and smoked some marijuana nsauken bar, thinking he who died in 1965. He was employed as a But there has been no sign checker by the Universal Ter- of 17-year-old Jimmy cases that defies the odds." while Davalos drove, the might have gotten a ride OSN Daily 10-6 Surviving are a son-in-law, 1 minal Cop ?—", in Newark.. Authorities say they feel youth's father said. back, but he hadn't. They n\.Tlwrj,FrUII9 ROUTE 35 AT lrvin Wetzel, with whom she Davolo*,, Police are reluctant Mr. LaGrasta was a com- the shy, mild-mannered - Somewhere ajcnfc* £.-->. 389 Mil*! Cherry "Hill police but SM 11-4 lived; a brother, Norman to say he was the victim Of I SHREWSBURY PLAZA municant of St. Joseph's Ro- Davolos would have called the group stopped to get false there were no reports on the Hess of Caldwell; one grand- foul play, but they are leaning man Catholic Church, Key- his family if he had run away. identification so Davolos youth. 842-3676 son, and two great-grand- toward that theory. port, and a member of the They say if he had been kid- could get into the disco. children. Checkers, Clerks and It was two weeks ago that napped, the parents surely The four met two other The Scott Funeral Home is Tallymens Union, Local 1, young Davolos and a friend would have been contacted youths at a Pennsauken bar in charge of arrangements. ILAAFL-CIO, New York. took one of their usual trips to and a ransom would have and one of them drove to Surviving are his wife, a rock concert. There he dis- been demanded by now. Cherry Hill. Once they ar- appeared, and he hasn't been Mrs. Laura La Grasta, one A borough police officer, rived at the disco, the six Mrs. Mary Savage seen since. son, Damiano P. La Grasta, who declined to identify managed to sneak a bottle of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and one daughter, Miss Police are pursuing dozens himself, said Friday night whiskey inside. — Mrs. Mary Savage, 79, of Rosanna, La Grasta, both at of leads, but each one turns that police had spent "an aw- Reports about Davolos' Atlantic Ave., died Friday at home, his mother! Mrs. up nothing. ful lot of hours and energy" condition vary, but his father, her home. Maria Rose LaGrasta, of Authorities might have on the Investigation, but to no Eugene, said his son had been Bom in Brooklyn, NY., Molfetta Bari, Italy, two written off the case long ago avail. drinking "and cannot hold Mrs. Savage lived most of her brothers, Michael and Mario as a typical teen-age run- Davolos, who was timid his liquor that well." life in Matawan, before mov- La Grasta, both of Little ing here three years ago. Ferry, and two sisters, Mrs. She retired 12 years ago Maria Qadaleta of the Bronx, after 40 years as an aide at N.Y., and Mrs. Nancy Plan new commuter bus the Marlboro Psychiatric Pitcheo, of Moonachie. WOODBRIDGE - The from Bricktown and adding mond BlVd. at 8:05 a.m. and Hospital The Day Funeral Home, first northbound Garden Kearny and Newark's Penn terminate in Journal Square Her husband, James Keyport, is in charge of ar- State Parkway morning com- Station stops results from a at 8:25a.m. Savage, died in 1971. rangements , _= muter bus will originate at large number of requests of * A return trip In the late Surviving is one sister, Interchange 91 — Brick interested commuters in afternoon will leave Ray- Mrs. Hariet Clerat of Wood- Township at 5:25 a.m. effec- Ocean County," said F. mond Boulevard In Newark bridge. tive today. Joseph Carragher, executive at 3:30 p.m., Penn Station The John W. Mehlenbeck Rumson The bus will pick up pas- director of the New Jersey Newark at 3:32 p.m. and Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in sengers at the Monmouth Ser- Highway Authority. Kearny ;Central Avenue) at charge of arrangements. vice Area at 5:35 a.m. and Effective today, the sec- 3:45 p.m. Passengers will be couple Telegraph Hill at 5:55 a.m. ond bus to Journal Square dropped at Telegraph Hill at Mrs. Esther Nickles Passengers will be dropped will start its run at the Mon- 4:35 p.m., Monmouth Service at Central Ave. in Kearny at mouth Service Area at 6:45 Area at 4:55 p.m. and In- BELFORD — Mrs. Esther wins suit 6:45 a.m., PennStation, New- a.m., pick up passengers at terchange 91 — Brick Town- Nickles, 86, of 186 East Road, ark at 7 a.m. and at the ter- Telegraph Hill at 7:05 a.m., ship at 5:05 p.m. A later bus died yesterday at Riverview FREEHOLD - A Superi- mination point at Raymond drop passengers at an added will depart from the Path Hospital, Red Bank. or Court judge ruled that a Blvd. in Newark at 7:02a.m. stop at Penn Station in New- Transportation Center In Jer- Born in Reading, Pa., Rumson couple don't need a "The improved service ark at 8:03 a.m. and Ray- sey City at 5:15 p.m. Mrs. Nickles lived most of variance to construct an addi- her life in Elizabeth before tion to their home but stayed moving here 24 years ago. his ruling unlil a state ap- She was a registered nurse peals court rules on a similar and graduated from the Eliz- matter pending before that abeth General Hospital court. School of Nursing, class of Judge Patrick J. McGann Thooey' Jr. ruled in favor of Leone H. Annie 1916. She retired in 1940. Her husband, Charles. and George W. Murphy of Ice & Snow Nickles, died in 1946. Tyson Lane, Rumson, who Surviving are one daugh- sued the Rumson Borough ter, Mrs. Ruth Ardale, with Council after it overturned a whom she lived; two sisters, variance granted by the Zon- Mrs. Mary Colford of New- ing Board of Adjustment. ark, and Mrs. Helen Everhart In his ruling, the judge of California; three grand- noted that the Murphy home That's for the pessimists! Here at children, and nine great- was constructed before the grandchildren. borough zoning ordinance The John F. Pfleger Fu- went into effect The Murphy "AnnieSez" we're optimists. We neral Home, New Monmouth, home does not meet the set- is in charge of arrangements. back requirements but does meet the requirements for look forward to an exciting rear yard under the or- Mrs. Johanna Bartl dinance, he noted. tomorrow - - new looks, new The judge alto noted that FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Superior Court Judge Merritt fashions, new days. So pack up Johanna Bartl, 93, of 131 Har- rison Ave., died Saturday at Lane Jr. ruled In a similar 6-WEEK TEEN CHARM PROGRAM Riverview Hospital, Red case Involving Mr. and Mrs. your cares and woo. and get Bank. Theodora E. Brenner of S JUST $2O ... MON. EVENINGS AT 7:3© Tyson Lane, Rumton, that no Bom in Germany, Mrs. yourself down to "Annie Sez" - a FEB. 4 THROUGH MARCH 3 ' Bartl lived in Chicago before variance was required by moving here five years ago. them because their extension AT BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH She was the widow of the conformed to the zoning or- new coat, a new handbag, a new late Louis Bartl. dinance while other aspects 1 You'll gel the lowdown on hair care, makeup and of their property wen non- Surviving are one son, skirt you'll feel terrific And figure conlrol, the fashions that are right for you. conforming. Robert Bartl, here; two sit- even correct posture and poise After the five ters, Mrs. Ann Weber and Sr. "I agree with the ration- our prices won't break you. classes you'll participate in a fashion .show for your Clement Marie Haidl, both of ale of Judge Lane's ruling," said McGann, entering a friends and family to enjoy while you gel a certificate Chicago, and one grandson. ol graduation plus a canva3 model's bag Classes The John E. Day Funeral judgment in favor of the Murphys. Nave You Seen Karen? will be held in the Employee's Lounge Home, Red Bank, is in charge on the Upper Level, but class size is limited lo 35 ' of arrangements. Because the Brenner mat- ter la scheduled to be beard She Discovered so make your reservation now by calling by the Appellate Division of 542-1212. ext 235 202 Death Notices Superior Court March 18, NICKLES — EilMr HIM Van McGinn stayed bis ruling un- "ANNIE SEZ" Rwd), M. of 114 Eftflt Road, Mlford, en J«n v. two. Bfflovtd wlft of tht til the appeals court decides Shop Our <\ Convenient Locations: l«tt CtorlM Nlchlof; dtwottd moth- the Brenner case and until #r of Mrs. Ruth Ard«l«; durtft sit- Mil is '.HHLWSBURY. N J (201)842-0011 ter or Mn M«ry Colford and Mn. further order by him. Holm Evorhart; doftrost arantf- (Dai 'Mi moMwr of Cmrln Ardal*. Mn. Suo Daniel Waldman of Red Al I.WOOD PLAZA Cl IF TON N J Rolrrwr and Mn. Lynn EMrldoa. ftalatlvai and frlondi «rt rotpoct- Bank repretented the (Daily fullv Invllod to attend funtral Mr* Murphys William Blair Jr. vkai on Wadnttdav. Jan. JO, at I IN V Hi p.m. at tho John F Pflooor Punoral represented the Rumton Homt, us Tlmuil Road. Naw Mon- Council. Martin Btrger rep- AND MALL NANUE I N V moulh Informant, fivtraroan Cam. • N'HAI AVI Hi N V "1MH ttafv. Newark. VUHIno Tuaidav 1-4 resented the toning board. andMD.m SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, JANUARY 28 1980 The Daily Regiacr 5 Who'll be hit No place to hide

By DAVID R. SARGENT you are not really getting pounded rate for the 19M-7I the hardest? Q- We are 4S aad « years anywhere. And. if inflation decade There were eighty of ol age. We kavc f7l,Mt ia t- runs ahead, you could end up them, running from Abbott moath money markets aad with a negative return The Laborator Laboratories to . By SYLVIA PORTER MM ia regular uvn(i We same could happen if the Xerox Tbestick market does When uneloyment starts to climb substantially, will owe no one sad own aothiag prime rate continues its re- gu up and down, but dividends you be among the Individuals likely to be Ut the hardest? but a car aad a few pieces of mostly go up This tends to The answer is not nearly as simple as it may seem — furaiture. We caa live very *MtiitiHiimi mitigate the risk of falling for it depends on the severity and duration of the down- well oa our present jobs; we stock prices when the market turn In the economy; assuming remobiliiatioo doesn't have ao retirement, but we is in a bear trend eliminate the depressing forces obviously at work as well will have S.S. I'm a born wor- So, my recommendation as where the downturn is concentrated. rywart aad I'm jure in veil SSFUL to you is to begin to move For Instance, if the slump remains centered in the meat! woald make me aer- some of your savings dollars automobile, steel and construction industries, male work- vous. Oar money brings us out of the money market ers who hold the biggest share of jobs within these areas HM per month in interest. funds and into common will be affected most. What should we do? C.R. INVESTING stocks. You can do this either Even before l*7f had ended, auto manufacturers had Florida A— There is no sure by buying top-quality stocks laid off about 25,000 workers. A slump in such key thing in the financial world, such as American Telephone, industries as autos usally has a "multiplier impact" on any more than there is in the Caterpillar Tractor, IBM, the economy. To translate, the jobs of workers in fields everyday world. Life is haz- cent easing ~ Mobil, etc., or by investing in apparently far removed — upholstery, glass, all services ardous, and this hazard is just a mutual fund which buys the catering to the Jobless workers — rise and fall along with You could also lose, in a as present In investments as sense, if your money fund same type of stock. Three ol jobs in Michigan. An estimated one out of six U.S. it is in your health, recrea- these would be Johnston workers relies directly or Indirectly on the auto Industry held right where it is and the tion, and occupation. stock market soared. A Mutual Fund, Price Growth, for a livelihood. or Putnam Investors. Given But the economic hardship of these jobless will be So, putting all your money further thought is that dividends on stocks charac- your relative youth and im- blunted. First, they are well paid in comparison to in money market funds does pressive solvency, I would go not guarantee against loss. teristically rise over a period workers in other industries. Second, they receive gener- • ••liwr IUH MHU kv DM Umi to at least a 50-50 position this With the average fund paying of years. I recently put to- ous supplemental unemployment benefits (SUB) which TILE MEN — Color Tile on Route 35 south of the Eatontown traffic circle Is the winter and spring, and would somewhere around 12 gether a list of stocks whose pay (0 to 95 percent of normal paychecks for up to a year area's newest outlet for decorative floor and wall coverings. At grand opening last aim for being very nearly 100 percent, and inflation running dividends rose at ah average in such industries as auto, steel and rubber. These funds week are, from left, Leo Heaslev, manager, and Douglas Patterson and David percent in stocks eventually. at a 12 percent annual rate, 7 percent annually com- will evaporate eventually, of course — If the duration of Wllllns, salesmen. the decline is prolonged. Blacks will be most vulnerable to layoffs both within and outside these cyclically sensitive Industries. Typi- cally, blacks lack seniority or occupy the types of non- essential, more menial jobs that employers tend to eliminate first. "The unemployment rate for white .males will go up somewhat during a recession," says Paul Osterman, assistant professor of economics at Boston University and a specialist In black youth employment. "But il won't go up as many percentage points as that of blacks, teen-agers or women." There is general agreement among analysts of em- ployment that minorities In general, and blacks In panic i in

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ular, will be battered most. But on women workers, the experts divide. George Iden of the Congressional Budget Office, as an Illustration, told my associate, Brooke Shearer, that women workers probably will not be af- fected as much by layoffs as by the lack of new job opportunities. In the past, women have entered the labor force at a greater rate when the economy was growing and needed new workers; they have tended to stay out when the economy slowed. Women also hold vast numbers of service-producing jobs — working as secretaries, nurses, salesclerks, librarians. Slumps almost always hit the service sectors later and. less severely than the goods- producing industries. The reason: Individuals will reduce or postpone buying new cars or TV sets more easily than visits to the dentist or supermarket; businesses are more likely to delay Investing In new plants and equipment than to fire strategic planners or tax attorneys. New workers — both women and teen-agers — will find it tougher to get jobs. Employers tend to keep their - experienced personnel rather than to replace these work- ers with untried, even If better qualified, substitutes. For Hispanic workers, the percentage point rise in the unemployment rate will be considerably higher than that for whites but will be below that for blacks. The rate of joblessness will vary among different Hispanic ethnic groups, however. Puerto Ricans probably will be hurt the most. Workers of Cuban origins will be laid off in the same proportions as layoffs among whites. Mexican-Americans will fare somewhere in between. On top of the demographic variations in unemploy- ment, there will be regional differences. Hit the least (and if the recession is mild, perhaps not affected at all) will be the the South and West, where employment growth has been strong. Hit the heaviest (and if the downturn is severe, with widespread ramifications for fiscally weak cities) will be the industrial Midwest, Middle and North Atlantic states in which many of the nation's large, old cities are With the Franklin State located. Franklin State's NOW Account (Nego- tiable Order of Withdrawal)'offers you the Carter would subsidize convenience of a checking account com- 300,000 housing units NOW bined with the earning power of a savings account! NOW checking money will earn WASHINGTON (AP) — President Carter asked Congress 5% per annum interest, compounded daily, today to subsidize an additional 300,000 housing units as part of his budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. from day of deposit to day of withdrawal, The figure represents a 20 percent Increase over the as long as $400 remains in the account. 250,000 subsidized units expected to be funded in the current fiscal year and reverses a three-year decline in requests for And, there are no service charges housing aid for the nation's poor. when you maintain a minimum balance of Carter's budget document actually labeled the increase as $1,000. (Should your balance fall between 25 percent, meaning that only 240,000 units were to be added this year. But an administration source said that 250,000 would $400 and $999, there will be a $4 charge be closer to the final number. for that month. Below $400, there will be a Carter is seeking a budget authorization of $32.2 billion in $5 charge.) fiscal 1081, up $5.6 billion from 1980, but this represents the cost of the subsidies over several decades. Actual outlays In It's the practical and smart way to do 1981 would total about $6.6 billion, a 24 percent rite from this your checking! So, visit the Franklin State year, Carter's budget said. Funds will go to both the public housing, program, which office nearest you for more details ... and constructs housing, and the so-called Section 8 program, plan to open your Franklin State NOW which supplements rents for low-income persons. Section 8 subsidies go to new construction, rehabilitated and existing Account right away! units. Franklin The decision comes at a time that the nation's housing For your banking convenience, industry is going Into a nosedive because of record-high most Franklin State offices are open Interest rates and a shortage of mortgage loan funds. It also is likely to please Democratic Party urban constituencies, THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS UNTIL 8 P.M. crucial to Carter's re-election efforts. State SATURDAYS UNTIL 3 P.M. LIQUIDATION THROUGH APRIL 1,1980... open your Franklin State NOW Account 26 Offices Serving Somerset, Union, Middlesex, and any balance will earn interest with '168 Mercer and Monmouth Counties no service charge! MDUNK . 7-HlASTmOMTST. Franklin State Bank — Member FDIC oiin (o) ^ Latest Wive Of Smoker Research: Smokers prefer MERIT 3 to 1 over high tar leaders in tests comparing taste and tar levels.

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ByTOMSEPPY Feb. 10. Festivals, although Montreal and Philadelphia were men- When asked what he thought of a ticker tape parade before APSpwti Writer President Carter, returning to the White House yesterday tioned aa possible sites. a sports festival, USOC executive director F Don Miller COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The U.S. Olympic Com- evening from Camp David, Md , where be spent the weekend, George E. KUlian, president of the National Junior Col- replied: "Personally, I like it, and would like to have it on the mittee hat voted to support President Carter's wifba to move was asked if he was pleased by the executive board's action lege Athletic Association, suggested that this year's U.S. Fourth of July. the Summer Games out of Moscow and has begun to make backing his demands on the Olympics. "Yes, very much so," Olympic team should be given a "ticker tape parade up "I think it would make a great impact," he added. "It contingency plans to hold a national sports festival as an he replied Broadway in New York," whether or not the athletes go to would create the awareness that the athletes really deserve." alternative to the Olympics. The USOC will present Carter « proposal to the IOC before Moscow. At the same time, the USOC refrained from making a the surt of the Winter Games, which open in Lake Placid, KllUan, who Is also president of the American Basketball decision on Carter's request that no American athletes be sent NY., Feb. IS. Association — USA, said he felt something should be done for to Moscow because of the Soviets' military intervention in Representatives of the USOC were scheduled to appear the athletes. "With our men, it is a one-shot deal," he said. Afghanistan. before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today to "Most likely the ones who could make the team would turn The USOC executive board, with M of its M members in testify on President Carter's recommendation. The House pro and their amateur career would be over.'' attendance, voted unanimously Saturday to support Carter He said he could think of no better tribute to the American Sports voted overwhelmingly last week to support Carter's position. and ask the International Olympic Committee to either The USOC voted to continue efforts to develop an Olympic athlete than a New York ticker tape parade. transfer, postpone or cancel the Summer Games in Moscow if team which moat likely would compete this summer in "Then if they want to compete against all comers in a MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1980 the Soviets did not withdraw their troops from Afghanistan by Colorado Springs, the site of two previous National Sports sports festival, that's their business," he said. Connors ousts NFC forges gritty McEnroe Pro Bowl lock the first point of his serve on a low volley. HONOLULU (AP) - "I can remember But it was very important to Chuck Mun- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Top-seeded when we seemed to lose this one Just about cie and Archie Manning of New Orleans and Connors passed him on a return of service Jimmy Connors, showing no evidence of the every year, too," Coach Tom Landry said. the rest of the NFC stars. After all, 15,000 ii down the line to go ahead 30-love. groin pull that plagued him all week, ousted "Well, now that we've got this one under not something to be ignored. That's how second-seeded John McEnroe In five sets Connors then came within a point of win- control, it would be nice to get the same thing much each winning player received, twice yesterday 6-3, 1-6, 5-3, 3-8, 6-4 to win an ning the match as he won the next point on a going with the Super Bowl." what each loser got. unprecedented third straight singles title in cross-court backhand passing shot on a re- The "we" Landry talked about is the Muncie was the runaway choice as the the U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Tournament. turn of McEnroe's service. National Conference. "This one" Is the Pro MVP in his first Pro Bowl. The Saints' run- The match was an exciting cat-and-mouse McEnroe stalled the inevitable bv win- Bowl — which the NFC won yesterday by ning back, who led all rushers with 71 yards struggle between Connors, the world's No. 2- ning a point with an angled backhand volley, beating the American Conference 37-27. in 12 carries, scored touchdowns on a 1-yard ranked player and McEnroe, rated third-best but then hammered the match-losing point Landry, who usually coaches the Dallas dive at the start of the second period and on among all professional tennis players. into the net after a superb return of service Cowboys, had lost his first two AFC-NFC Pro an 11-yard sweep early in tha fourth quarter. The 27-year-old Connors equaled Rod by Connors. Bowl encounters, in 1973 and 1974, when the And Muncie's halfback option pass to Dallas Layer's record In winning this tournament In the first set, Connors made the first AFC won three in a row. Now, though, the wide receiver Tony Hill accounted for a third for the fourth time. He earned $40,000 for his service break of the match In the seventh NFC has won three straight and six of 10 NFC touchdown. second triumph of 1980. game, and broke through McEnroe again in since the lnterconference series began. NFC - I • 7 7—p In five appearances in this week-long con- AFC > 7 » 7-O game nine as he won the set 6-3. It's about the only thing the NFC can NFC—FGMosalav37 * test, Connors has won 26 of 27 matches, his seem to win with regularity. The AFC has AFC—FG FrllKll It McEnroe, however, came back to break NFC—Munclt 1 run IMoMliy kick) only loss to Dick Stockton when Connors won seven of the last eight season series (the AFC—Prum 1 pan from Bradshaw (Frttlch kick) through Connors In the first game of the finished second in 1977. eighth was a tie) and seven of the last eight NFC—D. Hill 13 MM from Manning (kick fallad) second set, did it again in the seventh game NFC—T. Hill 25 pa» from Munclt (MoMlav kick) Connors, who admits his goal this year is Super Bowls, too, . NFC Henry B4 punt return IMoielev kick) ..and eyenad the match at a set aolece with a. AFCj-CuruaWI' V..- " =<•'•••» tut) h M' K iA.«ValH0e more in-, AFC—FO Fritter, IT ' • tennis player, appeared"to have won the final 6-2 score, ' • NFC—MuncM II run IMoulevklck) tense than we were," Pittsburgh wide re- AFC-c«mpbell 1 run (Frllschkkk) set when he broke McEnroe's service in the In the third set, Connors broke McEnroe ceiver John Stallworth of the AFC said after A—41,060 fourth game for a 3-1 lead. The harried In the fourth game, but bis 20-year-old oppo- the game. "Maybe they felt they had some- MM AFC McEnroe, who continued his week of arguing nent came right back with a break In game thing to prove because the AFC won the ....4I-1M n with officials, double-faulted the final point five and then evened the score at 3-3 on his Super Bowl again." 29 135 in the game. serve Connors again broke McEnroe in the 275 Terry Bradshaw, though, displayed a ... .MM M But McEnroe, who less than two years eighth game, and followed with a love game 2O-J4-4-431 cavalier attitude. Unlike a week earlier, 2-0 4-2 ago was just a freshman at Stamford, refused on his own serve for a 6-3 set triumph when he won Most Valuable Player honors Penaltle*-yard» 5-44 - 4-M to quit. He broke Connor's service in the McEnroe snapped back to win the fourth for his superb quarterbacking of the Steelers INDIVIDUAL LIADIRI ninth game when Connors fell in the left court set when after trading breaks with Connors in RUSHING—NFC, Munclt 12-71, Montgomery 11-49, Man- in their 31-19 Super Bowl victory over Los ning 3-34, pavton B-33, Andtrson s 13, T. Hill 1-mlnui 6, and was passed on the right for a service games four and five, he took Connors' serve APMMt Angeles, Bradshaw wore the goat horns here ten imlnut A. AFC, O ioto.ll 10-49, Washington 4-40. Bradihaw 1.11. HarrUMI. Pi uitt 5•?, Fouls 2-minu) 5. break that reduced Connor's lead to 5-4. without losing a point in the eighth game. He SAY IT AIN'T SO — John McEnroe puts his head In his fur throwing two interceptions, both of which PASSIN&-NFC, Staubai :h 3-10-0-9, Manning 9 101112, But the irrepressible Connors came right completed a surge of 10 straight points in hands after he missed a shot against Jimmy Connors Munr.lt 11-0-25. AFC, Foutt 1 '23-1-154, Bradshaw 9 13 2 140 ' preceded NFC touchdowns. RECEIVING—NFC, C*i ilchMl 4-34, Chandler I-M, back to break McEnroe and win the set and winning the set 6-3 and forced a fifth and during the finals of the U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Cham- "Players don't come here to win; they Monleomtrv 3-30, T. Hil.l. 23, D. Hill 1 13, Muncto 1-4, pionships. Connors won the best out of five match, 6-3, Anderson 1-4, Peyton 11-mlnui.. AFC, Stallworth 4-79, Prultt match. deciding confrontation in the more than four- come here to play," Bradshaw said with a 4-54, Morgan 2-32, Joiner 2-2*. Washington 3-27, Chester t 21, In the deciding 10th game, McEnroe lost hour match. 2-6,6-3,3-6,6-4, and took home $40,000. shrug. "It's not that important." Jefferson 1-34. Harris Ml, Casper 1-i Rangers tie Rockies; Capitals crush Islanders, 7-1

DENVER (AP) - Veteran Phil Esposito scored from the collected his 21st goal of the season when he lifted a shot into The teams exchanged goals in each of the first two periods first 30 seconds of the second period, igniting a Washington slot with just 24 seconds remaining last night as the New York the left corner of the net. as well. Maro Marois and Don Maloney connected for the club record six-goal assault which carried the Caps to a win Rangers battled to a 3-3 tie with the Colorado Rockies in Despite being outshot 94 in the third period, the Rockies Rangers, while Jack Valiquette and Lucien DeBlois scored for over the New York Islanders. National Hockey League action here. took a 3-2 lead on Randy Plerce's 15th goal of the season at the Rockies. The triumph was only the second for Washington in 23 The Rangers clearly outplayed the Rockies In the final 20 11:13. The Rockies ran their unbeaten streak to four games and lifetime games against the Islanders and ruined New York's minutes but found themselves behind 3-2 and pulled goalie The Rockies had just weathered a Ranger attack, thanks improved their record to 14-28-7. The Rangers are now 23-19-9 bid for a club record eighth consecutive victory. Steve Baker with less than a minute remaining. largely to the goaltending of Hardy Astrom, when they came and haven't beaten the Rockies in three games, but two of Gartner scored eight seconds after the faceoff, equalizing New York averted disaster when defenseman Dave down ice to get the go-ahead goal. those ended in ties. the first perigoal by New York's Mike Bossy. The first of Maloney rode Colorado's Lanny McDonald Into the corner of Rene Robert worked the puck free on the right boards and Capital! 7, Inlanders 1 Gustafsson's two goals gave Washington the record for the the Ranger end, which prevented a shot against an open net. Pierce picked it up, skated in on the right wing and bounced a LANDOVER, Md. - Mike Gartner and Bengt Gustafsson two fastest goals at the start of a period, eclipsing one second See 'Eipoiito'i' page II New York then brought the puck back and Esposito shot off Baker's pads. set a National Hockey League record with two goals in the Nets edge Bulls; Knights top Knicks triumph Duquesne PISCATAWAY (AP) - The New Jersey ardson, a second-year man, responded with Nets giveth, and the New Jersey Nets, taketh six of their 35 points in the final 58 seconds to away, but "that's professional basketball," propel the Knicks to a victory over the De- troit Pistons. in overtime says Head Coach Kevin Loughery. New Jersey squandered a 10-point lead "It's gratifying to see how the Knicks PITTSBURGH (AP) — As the overtime clock ticked Friday night giving the Detroit Pistons am- keep bouncing back after we get into trou- away, Daryl Strickland fired away. ple opportunity to win the 119-116 contest. But ble," said Holtzman, whose team now has His 20-foot jump shot with four seconds left in overtime yesterday, the Nets came back from seven won three straight, all on the road. gave Rutgers a 75-73 victory over Duquesne yesterday, boost- points behind taking a 128-127 National "Detroit Is like us — they have a lot of ing the Scarlet Knights into sole possession of first place in Basketball Association victory away from talent, but they're very young," said college basketball's Eastern Eight. the Chicago Bulls. Holtzman, noting that the Knicks and Pistons "They got a prayer and it was answered," lamented "In an 82-game season, you see a lot of each play five rookies. Duquesne Coach Mike Rice. crazy things. Friday we gave one away, The Pistons' loss lowered the wont re- "The shot was lucky, but winning it wasn't lucky because today we got one back," said Loughery after cord in the NBA to 14-38. The Knicks raised our kids really sucked it up when they had to," said winning his team's third victory in four games. their record to 24-28. . Coach Tom Young. The Nets took the game by holding the New York held a seven-point lead with Duquesne, which lost despite 30 points by forward Doug Bulls without a field goal In the contest's 3:32 remaining, but Bob McAdoo then scored Arnold, trailed 37-24 at the half. final two minutes. John Williamson hit two six of eight straight points for Detroit to put But the Dukes came back in the second half, and Ronnie free throws with 14. seconds left for the the Pistons ahead, 93-92, with 1:10 remaining. Dixon's fast-break layup with 1:04 left in regulation play tied game's winning points. He hit from the foul After a New York timeout, Williams sank the score at 67-67 and sent the game into a five-minute line 11 seconds after Jan van Breda Kolff a short jumper and scored on a long pass overtime. controlled a jump ball with Reggie Theus. from Bill Cartwrtght before Richardson Two free throws by Dixon gave Duquesne another tie at Williamson, playing In his fourth game sealed the victory with a layup. 73-73 with 2:12 left in the overtime. Rutgers got possession since missing 20 becuase of a weight prob- Holtzman also was pleased with the way with 0:16 left and called time out. lem, scored a team-high 27 points and passed his platoonlng of Williams and defensive spe- "We were going for the high percentage shot. We wanted for a career-high 12 assists in S3 minutes on cialist Jeff Huston worked out after to get the ball inside to Kelvin (Troy) or Kevin (Black)," said the court. Cartwright got into foul trouble in the last Strickland, a 6-foot-5 senior forward on a team dominated by "They got that jump ball and then they quarter. freshmen and sophomores. got that foul," said Bolls coach Jerry Sloan. Celtics 111, Clippers IN When the Scarlet Knights put the ball in play, guard Ken "And that was the game. My guy (Theus) BOSTON - Rookie sensation Larry Bird Payne dribbled away several seconds and passed to tells me he got hit when they called the jump tried to play down his most productive game Strickland. Unable to get the ball Inside, he launched the ball and he didn't hit Williamson when they with the Boston Celtics, saying he had "a lot winning jump shot from the right of the foul circle with a called the foul. But, that's how it goes." of options." defender's hand in his face. Chicago, 18-33, couldn't capitalise on The options led to 36 points and a big "I knew how much time was left, so I just went right up three chances to win In the final 14 seconds. crowd-pleasing assist as the Celtics handed with it," said Strickland. "I was going up to score, but I knew John Mengelt missed a driving jump shot San Diego its sixth consecutive loss. that If I missed there would still be time for a rebound." with 10 second to play, Coby Deitrick missed Bird played 39 minutes, hitting on 14 of 29 None was needed, and Troy sealed the victory by stealing the follow. Mengelt came up with a loose ball. floor shots and all six free throws. Two of his shots were 3-point field goals. He also a desperate Duquesne pass as the game ended. and Deitrick's corner jumper fell snort with Ohio St. 71, Virginia tt three seconds left. grabbed seven rebound* and had three steals. "We called his number quite a bit to- COLUMBUS, Ohio — It was billed as a showdown of two of KaJcksM.PistoaiM day," Boston Coach Bill Fitch said. "We TM«U. McDanlal 0121. Black I M 15. Minion 7 0-114. Strickland 7 M It. Pwa PONTIAC, Mich. - When New York thought he could be effective against San 11 ] 6, I rov 5 HO U. Brunion I 0-01. Manna 1 1-1 J, OrlMIn 1 0-1 J. TolaU »1M7. OUQUKtNK (71) Coach Red Holtxman needed some scoring In Diego so we looked for him more, especially Arnold 11 M X. Atklm 4 II «. Moon 0 II 1. Baldwin 4 W II, Cvllkovlc 1 0-11, the last minute, he turned to< his baby with Dave Cowens out." APFIMa Flanorr 0 0-00. Tunitall I 0-0». Scot! 1 041. Maviri 0 0-0 0. Dillon 7 M It. TMall JJ backcourt of Ray Williams and Michael Rich- After sitting down in foul trouble for WRAPPED UP — Rutgers' Darius Griffin, a former Lakewood High School star, Half lima — (tutsan 37. Duouatna »4 Total *oul» — Rutoari IS, Dwuiaina 11. ardson. awhile in the fourth period. Bird came back wraps his arm around Tom Cvltkovlc of Duquesne In the first quarter of their game Foulad out—Moon. Tachnlcalt— Dlxon. A—4.2tl. yesterday. The Scarlet Knights went on to defeat Duquesne In overtime, 75-73. Williams, a third-year player, and Rich- 8M'Nats'page U See 'StrickUad' page II 10 The DMly RcK«it« SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 28. i960 Woj ciechowicz makes own presentation ByBILLZAPCK EDISON - Shortly after Highlands' Alex Wojciscaowies received the New Jersey Sports Writers AssociatiotVs Hall of Fame award at the 44th annual banquet yesterday, he climbed into his car and headed to South River, trophy In hand. To show off the trophy? To have it polished, appraised, maybe ? No. Wojciechowici motored over to South River to give his trophy away. "I'm giving this award to my high school football coach, Bill Denny," the pro football Hall of Famer said. "He deserves it a lot more than I do." According to Wojciecbowici, one of the famed "Seven Blocks of Granite" at Fordham University in the '30s, Denny compiled a 193-99-25 record in 35 years of coaching, from 1927 until his retirement in 1961. But the .661 winning percentage was not what the scribes' honoree recalled most. "We don't even have a high school football coach up here (on the dais)," Wojciechowici, a two-way lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Detroit Lions, observed. "They should be selected to the Hall of Fame Uke all of us. Their . teaching of the skills, the foundation they provide feeds collegiate programs — and at the pro level. "What they teach the kids stays with them for the rest of their lives." ' Also cited by the association were Penn State athletic ' director and football coach Joe Paterno, "Man of the Year;" former New York Yankee first baseman Chris Chambilss of Upper Saddle River, "Pro Athlete of the Year;" University of Maryland hurdler Renaldo "Skeets" Nehemiah of Scotch Plains, "College Athlete of the Year;" thoroughbred jockey Karen Rogers of Bedminster, ''Pro Rookie of the Year;" Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Harding Peterson of Woodbridge, "Executive of the Year;" Brett Wyatt of Jersey GATHERING Of GREATS — Penn State football Upper Saddle River, and Chuck Triblehorn of River City State College, "State College Athlete of the Year;" coach Joe Paterno, second from right, greets, from left, Plaza, Sunday Register editor and president of the New Carmine PoslUlco, Mercer County College, "Junior College pro football Hall of Famer Altx Woiclechowiczof High- Jersey Sports Writers Association. The scribes honored Athlete of the Year;" and New York Yankee coach Jeff lands, former New York Yankee Chris Chambilss of Paterno, Wojclechowicz and Chambilss. Torborg of Mountainside, "Good Guy." 1 Wojciecbowicx and Paterno were united In the call for a ripped open the national intercollegiate athletic scene. well." strengthening of the Rutgers University football program. "I'm concerned about intercollegiate athletics," he said. Paterno also answered criticism of his post-season bowl Wojciechowicz stated that if he were "given 22 New "I'm concerned that the desire for winning is so great that choice. Jersey athletes every year, then every year we would have a schools are willing to sacrifice academics. I have to credit the "l,never said that Penn State would not go to the Garden contender in the United States' championships. We've got to athletes I've known who come for the academic experience State Bowl If asked," he declared. "I look forward to the day get behind Rutgers." and who experience the thrill of the athletic experience as when we might compete In the bowl." Paterno, the "winnlngest" college coach still active in the country today with a 130-29-1 record, said that he believed Rutgers was going about getting a "big time" football program "the right way. They're building slowly, not sacri- ficing academics for a winning program. I think they're on the LONG AND SHORT OP IT — Mike O'Koren of Jersey brink; that's why we (Penn State) will try to play Rutgers Byrne: Bring Games here City, University of North Carolina basketball star, pins every year we can. a corsage on thoroughbred jockey Karen Rogers of "We want them to succeed," he continued, and added EDISON — Gov. Brendan T. Byrne yesterday proposed Bedminster. Both were cited by the New Jersey Sports with a sly grin, "to a point..." arenas throughout the tri-state area, remains workable. to move the Summer Olympics to the New York-New ..,,..,., vUWclariW. on the tcandalawhlrh h»"« "We would not put all the events at one site," Byrne ?-\ -» ' IPMMIvn l« 0>e current Motww niymnlra. MW "b... ,. vt-y* tRfilUie, in New Yojk, New Jersey dilemma. and Connecticut. Putting ifidse th'nw sftues together, we The governor suggested that a working plan originally have the finest sports facilities in the world." submitted to the International Olympic Committee to base He said further that he believes little, if any, excess the 1964 Summer Games In the New York-New Jersey area preparations are needed for the successful transplantation Watson needs extra hole be revived. of the 1880 Summer Games. The plan was first made when various United States "We have the facilities," Byrne said. "I think we cities, including metropolitan New York, were vying for could do it. I ask for your expertise in putting together the the 1984 summer games. Los Angeles' proposal was ac- plan." cepted by the IOC. Byrne specifically mentioned Giants Stadium in East to overwhelm Weibring Byrne, speaking at tne 44th annual New Jersey Sports Rutherford and alluded to New York's Madison Square Writers Association bariquet, said that the proposal, which SAN DIEGO (AP) - "I thought I bad it won on 17, then I Garden, Yankee and Shea stadiums. ond hole. "It looked like he was going to shoot 59," Watson would have scattered the" various Olympic events at sports thought I had lost It on 18," Tom Watson said. said. -BILLZAPC1C SAN DIEGO — Final K«n and David Graham, $1,439.. 70 73-74-49—2*4 Neither happened. monav-wtnnlnas In tha $250,000 Andy Ban Cranthaw. $1,101 .. 75-44V73-7I-267 He had to go to an extra hole to subdue D.A. Weibring in a Wllllama-San Dltoo Ooan Goll Tour- Bill Calfta. $1.101 4W3-7W4-267 namant on tha 7,002-yard, par 72 South Tim Slmplon. $1,101 72-70-73-7*—317 sudden death playoff yesterday for the title in the Andy coursa at lh« Torrav Plnai Golf Club (K- Tarry Maunav. $1.101... 47-70-74-74—987 WMI luddan daath playoff): Dan Haltdorion, $1,101. 49-72-74-72—167 Williams-San Diego Open Golf Tournament. a Tom Walton, 143.000. 46-49 48-7O— 275 BUI Kratiart, $1,101 73-49-73-72—167 The playoff, a one-holer which Watson won with a two-putt D.\. wtlbrlng, $27,000 . 44-71-71-45—375 Ron Strath. $1,101 71-74-73-49—187 Lon Hlnkla, $17,000 73 67-67 71 —271 Rod Funlalh, $1,101 744« 74-71-267 par against Weibring's bogey, was more or less routine. Little Andy North. $11,000 70-71-70-69—280 Mark McCumbar, $650.. 7O-7O-. J-73—266 of the rest was. Kalth Fargu*, $11,000 .. 47-71-71 71- M Gana Littler. K50 71 74 73 70-286 Strickland paces Rutgers Ray Floyd. $9,000. 70-67-70-74 211 Dava Hilt, $7W 72-41 77 72- 289 Watson had a wild series of adventures in the cool, cloudy, J.C Sn«»d, $7.021 .. 70 69 72 71 212 Bud Allln. $750 «... 72-73-73-73-219 Lanrd Thomptn. $7.02 I. 70-71 72 69— 2B2 Don January. $445 71-72-75-71—290 (Continued)! Wisconsin 17 hours earlier. breezy weather. He'd started the day with a two-stroke lead, Bobby Walial, $7,021.. .. 66 71 74 71- 212 John LllUr. 1845 70 73 74 73 290 later trailed by three, again led by two, was tied, led again, Jay Haas. $7.031 71-72-69 70—262 Jalma Gomalai. $44* 72-69 74-75— 290 the nation's best college centers, Herb Williams and Ralph Forrelt Fallar, $7,021 70-49-49 74-282 John Adami. $445 70-75-72-73—290 Weekend Action then was tied. Tom Purtiar, $7,021... .. 71-71-44-74—283 Alan Tapla, $584 74 71 73-73—291 Sampson. Bill Rogars. $4,266 .. 72-69-69 71—2*3 Rax Caldwall, $584 71-71 73-75-291 But fourth-ranked Ohio State's nationally televised non- In another game yesterday involving a Top Twenty team, The last lead was established on the 17th hole. Watson's Bob Murphy, $4,286 .... 7O-74-49-7O— 2U Wally Armstrong. $586. 70-73-75-73—291 35-40 foot birdie putt paused, tantallzlngly, on the Up of the Mlka Hill, $4.214 .. 70-74-49-70—263 Ran Tarry, (184 72-72 75-72—HI conference basketball victory over No. 17 Virginia evolved seventh-ranked Louisville defeated Florida State 79-73. Jarrv Pata. $4,264 .. 71-71-71-70—26] Finty Zotllar, $542 72-73-74-71—2*2 In Saturday's games, No, 1 DePaul defeated Evansville cup. It sat there for a couple of seconds while Watson turned Craig Stadltr, $4,266 . 68 68-76 71—263 Joa Inman. $541 47-75-77-71—2tl into a battle of the little men. Gaoroa Burnl. $4.216.. 76-47-49-71—2U Stan Laa, $542 74-49-74-71—292 Sampson, the Cavaliers' heralded 7-foot-4 freshman, had 105-94; No. 2 Oregon State beat California 86-55; No. 3 Duke his back in disgust. Then it dropped, sending Watson leaping Buddy Gardnar, $4,166 71 Orvllla Moody. $582 70-75-74-71—192 into the air and scampering around the green. Bob Proban. $3,017 71-48-71-74—2*4 Wavna Lavl, 1547 74-71-75-71—291 the upper hand over Williams, Ohio State's 9-10 junior. whipped Pitt 78-«9; No. 5 Kentucky stopped Georgia 56-49; No. Bobby Wadklm, $9.017.. 47-73-49-75—1»4 Barry Jaackal, $547 75-70-74-74—291 6 Syracuse beat Connecticut 99-89; No. 8 Notre Dame nipped But he gave It back on the par-5 18th. He put his second Dous Tawall. $3,017 71 69 70 74 2*4 Ed Byman, $537 71-74-77-73—294 Sampson accounted for 14 points, 10 rebounds and.8 (hot shot over the green, chipped back poorly, then three-putted Rod Curl, $2,100 IMt 72-49—261 Georga Cadla. $517 74-70-78-73-294 blocks, while Williams' corresponding figures were II, 6 and No. 15 Maryland 64-63; No. 9 St. John's defeated Villanova Jail Mltchall, $1.300 70-72-73-70—215 Bobby Nlcholl. $521 71-73-74-74—295 81-75 and Oklahoma upset No. 10 Missouri 78-73. for bogey 6, missing a three-foot second putt that sent it into a Oava Stockton. $2,300... 71-71-7J-7O—26! Joa Haaar. $523 71-71-75-74—2W Al GalDargar. $3.300 49-7O-72-74-18S Calvin Paata. $533 7171-75-75-195 Kelvin Ransey and Carter Scott easily made up for that Also, No. U Louisiana State tripped Florida 66-58; 13th- playoff. Larry Nalun, $1.419 69-74 73-70-184 Dava Elchlbrgr. $522.... 72-73 74-76—195 John Schroadar, $1,429.. 71-71-71-73—284 Dava Barr, (507 72 73 -74-75-294 difference. They outscored starting Virginia guards Jeff ranked North Carolina edged No. 12 Clemson 73-70; 16th- "If I'd lost in the playoff, I'd have deserved it," Watson Karmlt Zarlav. $1.429... 74-46 74-72—264 John Fought. $507 74-71-75-74—2K told wife Linda. Scott Watklns, $1,429.... 74-71-69-72—284 Gary McCord. $495 73-73-7S-76—297 Lamp and Jeff Jones by a 30-11) margin. ranked Indiana beat Hthranked Purdue 69-58; No 17 Virginia Andy Baan, $1,429 70 71 73-72—284 Pat McGowan. $495 74-71-74-74—297 "We had the advantage in our quickness," said Scott, nipped North Carolina State 49-47; No. 18 Weber State But he didn't. He was on in two and two-putted for par. Frank Connar, $1.429.... 68 74 73 71 286 Pata Brown, $495.: 72-71-75-77—297 Dan Pohl, $1,629...... 72-71-70-71- Bob Irving, $481 74-4940-74-M1 whose 21 pointsled the Buckeyes to their 14th victory in 17 walloped Idaho State 84-67; Alabama stunned No. 19 Tennes- Weibring, 28 and rapidly establishing himself as one of the Tom Wallfcopf, $1,429... 75-70-71-70—264 Joa Kunai, $410 7373-S4.75-JO4 game's most promising young players, drove behind a tree. games. It erased some of the sting of a 72-71 home upset by see 72-59 and No. 20 Brigham Young edged Hawaii 34-33. He had to play out, pitched up to about 3-4 feet, then missed the par-saving putt. "I'm not disappointed," he said. "I'm annoyed at blow- ing that little putt, but losing to the best player in the game Is something else* It was a great day for me." Nets beat Bulls; Knicks pop Pistons It appeared he was right on all counts. It was a great day In that he fired a spectacular, 7-under- (Continued) from Walter Davis in the final stanza eighth victory in the past nine games by quarter to build their lead to 13 points three par 8S that included a birdie-eagle finish. to score three quick points. Then he set up wrapped up the victory. scoring 24 of first 34 points in the second half times. Ana there seems little doubt that he lost to the best player seldom-used Eric Fernsten for a stuff on a 2- The Sixers, the NBA's number one team to go ahead 91-67. But the Bucks rallied to The Warriors, led by Robert Parish who in the game. on-0 breakaway instead of taking the easy coming in to the game, fell for only the 13th come within six points at 100-94 with seven closed the day with 29 points, battled back It was Watson's first start of the season and put him off in basket himself. time in 49 outings. But they didn't fall easily. minutes to play. with four minutes to go by scoring sight full flight toward a fourth consecutive Player of the Year "The way we moved downcourt and the Julius Erving and brawny Darryl Dawklns Los Angeles, however, scared the next six unanswered points, closing the gap to five title. last passes' we made on plays just gave me a kept Philadelphia close with some sizzling points to take a 12-point lead and Milwaukee Hawks 118, Spurs 111 "I'm very happy," said Watson, who shot a last-round 70 lot of options," Bird said. "Everyone was shooting. didn't threaten after that. SAN ANTONIO, Texas - John Drew hit and matched Weibring's 275 total, 13 shots under par on the moving around On the pass to Eric, I had it After gaining one point leads twice in the Bullets 111, Warriors 1*7 for 32 points, 20 in the second half, as the 7,002 yard South course at Torrey Pines. in mind once I got the ball. Heck, I had plenty first quarter, however, the 78ers never got LANDOVER, Md. - Elvin Hayes led all Atlalnta Hawks whipped San Antonio in a "It's a perfect start. I'm one-for-one. My game got of points." closer than one at 77-76 in the third quarter. scorers with 34 points as the Washington nationally-televised game. progressively better each round this week. I'm looking for- Saasl2i,7lersll8 Dawkins finished with his season high of 34 Bullets snapped a six-game home losing . The victory, only Atlanta's second in the ward to the Crosby.'' PHOENIX, Ariz. - The Phoenix Suns points while Erving had 30. streak in defeating the Golden State War- last seven, gave the Hawks a two-game lead That event, which Watson has won twice, starts Thursday. utilized one hero per period to band the Lakers 112, Backs IB riors. over the Spurs and snapped San Antonio's The victory was Watson's 17th on the American tour and Philadelphia 76ers a defeat. LOS ANGELES - Rookie Earvin "Mag- Hayes, who also had 11 rebounds eight of four game winning streak. won him $45,000 from the total purse of $250,000. Weibring, Paul Westphals eight first quarter points ic" Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar com- which were off the offensive boards, sparked Drew got 11 points in the final quarter as whose first victory came in last year's Quad Cities Open, won put the Suns ahead, 14 from Mike Bratz in the bined to score 48 points, leading the Los a rally late in the third quarter which gave the Hawks beat back a furious San Antonio $27,000. second gave Phoenix a nine-point halftlme Angeles Lakers to a victory over the Milwau- the Bullets a nine-point lead going Into the rally. Lon Hinkle briefly took three-stroke command with a lead, 12 by Truck Robinson in the third kept kee Bucks. fourth quarter. Guard Eddie Johnson and center Wayne stunning eagle-birdie-birdie-birdie burst beginning on the sec- the Suns ahead by 8 and 14 by Westphal and 12 The Lakers appeared to clinch their The Bullets shot 58 percent in the fourth "Tree" Rollins also had key baskets ' Esposito's late slot shot saves Rangers from defeat (Continued) But Dick Redmond tallied on a power play for a 3-1 Boston picked up their second win during the seven-game trip. off the mark set by the Buffalo Sabres in 1974. fourpoints. The North Stars slipped to 22-1M with the loss lead at the end of the first period. Laurie Boschman, defenseman Borje Salming and John Esposlto turned back 30 Minnesota shots en route to his Paul Mulvey added another Washington goal at the SB- Flyers S.OUers I Anderson completed the Toronto scoring as the last-place second mark and before the period ended, Ryan Walter added 73th NHL career shutout, moving him Into a tie for seventh EDMONTON, Alberta - Two goals by Reg Leach and Leafs moved to within one point of the fourth-place Quebec place with Lome Chabot on the all-time list. His toughest twomore goals and rookie Paul MacKinnon scored his first outstanding saves by goaltender Peter Peelers sparked the Nordiques in the Adams Division. saves came in the second period, when he rejected power%lay NHL marker. Philadelphia Flyers to a victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Sabres I, Klagsl attempts by Paul Shmyr from the right point and Fred Walter added three assists for a five-point game. The Flyers squandered a two-goal lead In the second BUFFALO, NY. - Gil Perreault, Richard Dunn and Ric Barrett from close-in, and a backhander from Tim Youn« Gustafsson, who scored again at 1:02 of the final period, period, then came back with three straight goals to post the Selling scored two goals each to pace the Buffalo Sabres to a with 10 seconds remaining. ^^ also had an assist, while Gartner and MacKinnon had two victory as they ran their current unbeaten streak to eight victory over the Los Angeles Kings. RedWiBg«.1,Nordlq»e.« assists apiece. games. Philadelphia has just three losses this season. John Gould, Rick Dudley and Tony McKegney also scored QUEBEC - Rookie Mike FoUgno broke a 3-3 tie with PeagauM 5, Bnlu 3 After the Oilers battled from an 0-2 deficit to a 3-2 lead In for the Sabres who triumphed for the second straight night three consecutive goals to lead the Detroit Red Wings to a BOSTON — Greg Malone's second goal broke a 3-3 tie the second period, Philadelphia scored twice in leas than a Dunn also had three assists and Don Luce had four. triumph over the Quebec Nordiques. early in the third period and sent the Pittsburgh Penguins to a minute late in the period to regain the lead. Bert Wilson scored the Kings' only goal In the third period FoUgno's first goal gave the Red Wings a 44 lead late in victory over Boston, halting the Brains win streak at eight Rick McLelsh, Don Gillen and BUI Barber also scored for The win was Buffalo's third in three games against the the second period and he added two more In the third, one on a games. the Flyers while Stan Weir, Brett Callighen and Wayne Kings this season. The injury riddled Kings have now lost five solo effort after Intercepting a clearing pass and the other on The Bruins, with Terry O'ReUly, Mike Mllbury and Peter Gretzky tallied for Edmonton. For Gillen, It was his first NHL of their last seven contests. a power play. McNab sitting out the second game of their National Hockey goal. Black Hawks 3, North Stars! Peter Mabovllch, Dan Bolduc, Reed Larson and Dan League suspensions, fell behind 1-0 on Randy Carlyle's goal at Maple Leafs J.CmMcki I CHICAGO - The Chicago Black Hawks exploded for three , Labraaten scored single goals for Detroit while Pierre 1*59 VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Pat Hickey scored goals in the second period and netmlnder Tony Esposlto Lacroix and Robbie Ftorek each scored two goals for Quebec Dwight Foster tied It at 3:99 with his fifth goal in the last two goals and Toronto took advantage of some fortuitous recorded his sixth shutout of the season as Hawks registered a Jamie Hislop and Curt Brackenbury had one goal apiece for six games. Wayne Caahmin put the Bruins ahead with a score bounces as the Maple Leafs ended a long road trip with a victory over the Minnesota North Stan. the losers victory over the slumping Vancouver Canucks. The win Improved Chicago's mark to 19-18-13 and in- It was the Nordiques' first Sunday loss this season after 11 ' 'Malone'l first goal at 11M pulled the Penguins into a tie. Two of the Toronto goals were on deflections as the Leafs creased their Smythe Division lead over the St. Louis Blues to victories and a tie. Green Wave SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1980 The Peras extends scoring race lead Jeff Peras of Freehold a It-point output in a big win John Benbrook dropped from PLAYH KHOAL FT rrs. reaches top J*ttP*ras ;!5 » Ml Ml Township High School over Red Bank Regional and &!•*! LubitcMf third to fifth, bitting at a 17 5 Short RN 13 1 fa III watched his scoring average 13 points versus Rumson-Fair FranMurpnv MMI.III KM . II 1 Ml HI clip Benbrook bad 16 against Aibury Pork... U tu i m dip, but his lead in the Mon- Haven Regional sent his av- John aWntormfc MtaOWMmto B mouth County scoring derby Neptune, 11 at Matawan and Ron Vounfl Lena &r«nch 8 114 1i IM erage down. WAVfM ItNM. Rumwn -F H AM 11 a •1 M iIIn i of cage poll seven vs. St. Rose. M*rU»or« i1i i> i Matawan Regional'! Fran 1 !« Ent T.yto. Wall r i an HI Peras, who took over the Murphy, who hit for 21 Rounding oat the rest of Ktvln Hop* MUMWswfi Ma • 11a u.a Uneasy lies the head that Township, U-M, In iti only Tom Elliott M«l«r D*)l I t iti H.I top spot last week with a 20.8 against Howell and 19 in the Mtkl Mslon • wears a crown. Middletown the top 10 scorers are Ron Loot •> t>nch 1 1 Id game, wu forced back to average, hit for It points upset of Middletown South, L>»« F«el»r u 1 III Vine* Atkinson 1 South High School found out seventh while Asbury Park Young of Long Branch (17.3) 1 1 II' til against Asbury Park and 16 moved from fourth to third JonnHuMtr 11 I • Ml IU just how true that quotation (10-4) stepped back'into vs. Wall for a 20.1 average. It place with a 19.0 average. and Wayne Reevey of DsUonnton .... 11 1 • 113 11.1 was last week. Long Branch D«v« Mount H«nrv Hudson ft*« 1] 1 11 IU 114 eighth. The Blue Bishops is almost a full point better Wilson Ross of Asbury Park Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Paul Hsmtergir M«Ur D*i t r t IM III is hoping it never has to find John Chrun 11 •i i3 IM lie stopped Freehold Township, than the 19.8 average of Shore also made a move. Rosa, with gional (17 3) in sixth, BUI Van out. 68-54, and Point Pleasant Reglonal's Steve Lubischer. a 22-point effort against the Wagner of Marlboro UT.I) The Eagles of Middletown Boro, 10-M, in • pair of "B" Lubischer, who held the Patriots followed by an It- Former Ranger Soetaert teU AHL goalie mark South, hailed as number one South confrontations. county lead for the first three point output vs. Point Boro, Eric Taylor of Wall (17.1), for the first four weeks of the Middletown North (IM) Kevin Hopf of Middletown NEW HAVEN, Conn, tional Hockey League, broke weeks of the season, trailed hopped from siith to fourth (AP) - Doug Soetaert, a record for his new team, Daily Register's Top 10 poll, and Freehold Township (M), the «-« Peras by only a tenth with an 18.4 average. South' (16 6) and Tom Elliott a were knocked from their lof- which split their two games goaltender formerly with the the American league's New of a point in the last poll. But Middletown South center of Mater Dei (16.1). New York Rangers of the Na- Haven Nighthawki ty perch and replaced by a last week, held on to ninth Gerry Matthews sizzling Brancher squad. and 10th place, respectively. However, the Green Wave could not have accomplished this feat without the help of Matawan Regional. The Huskies upset Middletown South, 70-50, in a Shore Con- ference "A" Division North confrontation last week. OURTHANKS TO That's all Long Branch needed. The - Green Wave (11-1), which has rolled to 11 straight victories, topped Clifford Scott, 47-43, smashed OLDS TORONADO &BUICK RIVIERA Raritan, 67-38, and handed "B" North foe Marlboro a 59-34 setback. The Huskies (11-2), who also chalked up a 58-52 ever- time win over Howell, FOR MAKING zoomed from eighth to second place in the poll. The Eagles (11-1), who dropped to third, had a big "A" North win over Neptune, 55-46, and downed St. Rose, 62-48. SUCH ACONVUKING CASE FOR Shore Regional (11-2), sparked by a "B" North ov- ertime victory vs. Red Bank Regional, moved from sixth to fourth place. The Blue THE THUNDERBIRD. Devils also fit in another "B" verdiet over Rumson- Fair Haven Regional, 67-53. The Buccaneers (9-2), right behind in fifth place, came back to beat Monmouth Re- gional, 72-54, in another "1 1/aiu. The Scarlet Fliers (7-4), who recovered to down Raritan, 66-43 in an "A" North meeting, fell from third to sixth. Manasquan (9-3), which beat Ocean

DAILY REGISTER'S Top It 1. Long Branch (11-1) 2. Matawan Reg. (11-2) 3. Middletown South (11-1) 4. Shore Reg. (11-2) 5. Red Bank Reg. (0-2) 6. Manasquan (9-3) 7. Asbury Park (10-4) 8. Neptune (7-4) 9. Middletown North (9-4) 10. Freehold Twp. (8-4) Lancers fall short 11th time HOLMDEL - St. Mary's of South Amboy's boys basketball team found a dud in St. John Viarmey's of- fensive artillery and handed the Lancers their 11th loss, a 70-68 heartbreaker yesterday. The Eagles (12-1), who trailed by six going into the second half, took control of the defensive backboards while improving their shoot- ing accuracy to pull away in the third quarter. St. John rallied in the final stanza, but fell short. derbird's highway mileage can be improved John Kustelko paced the Take a look at Eagles with 28 and Hal cars costing almost twice as 'en more* •— Gorczynski tossed in 20. Bill All you have to do is team it up with a 5.0 Cowley's 17 and Chip Carey's much as the Ford Thunderbird. like 15 bolstered the sagging the Olds Toronado and the Buick Riviera. liter'engine-an option required to comple- Lancer effort. TheThunderbirds sticker price will no longer ment the overdrive transmission. IT.MAIV'llrll Facskovlct 0 4*. Howarih J 1 7, seem just surprisingly reasonable. It'll seem The result is a rating of©EPA est. MPG Gofcivnskl 10 0 20, OrnewlH 10 4. THUNDERBIRD HAS AN APPETITE Inman 2 1 S, Kuitalko 11 616. TOTALS 21 14 70 absolutely remarkable.* and 29 Highway* ST JOMNVUMH1V (HI LIKE A BIRD. Kelly 2 0 4. Carav 4 7 I). Cowlav 7 1 Now. if all that hasn't totally convinced 17, Walsars 3 21, Pianko 2 2 6, Swift 4 01, More expensive cars obviously include For 1980. Ford is the only major company Bliss 1 0 2. Wtloand 3 21, TOTALS 24 14 you. see your local Ford dealer for even more U more standard equipment, but the basic, to improve the MPG on all its domestic cars II. Marv'l It»IS II — n facts, ligures and forthright information. And II. Mi IIII |4t|— U luxury Thunderbird starts you off with and trucks and Thunderbird Ls no exception. by the time he puts together a "Priced to Sell" important key standard equipment for about (Based on EPA ratings, comparing 1979 to deal that's perfect for you. your big decision St. John half the price. And lets you select just the 1980 introductory models with standard won't be" whether or not you should buy a options you want without having to pay for a power trains.) Thunderbird. But which color to buy! galcagers lot of things you don't want. This year the standard Thunderbird '(Sticker prices exclude title, taxes, destina- (You'll also find that Thunderbird offers delivers better MPG ratings than the Tor- even mark tion charges and mandatory equipment.) you innovative options like Keyless Fjitrv^ onado and the Riviera.* SOUTH AMBOY - St. Systems and Electronic Dash Read-Outs- _|RA EST HWY MPG John Vianney's girls basket- EPA EST MPG ball team had one star for the kinds of luxury options you might only I BIRD 26 each of the final two quar- expect in cars twice our price!) TORONADO ters, swamping St. Mary's RIVIERA i! High School, 39-23, yesterday. Finally., if you compare a comparably Uu thttt Mtimalu for companion Your mileage may diMc depending The Lancers (6-6) began equipped Toronado or Riviera to the top- on speed, distance and weather Actual highway mpy will probably be lesi FORD slowly, tying at 4-4 after one period. They took a five point of-the-line Thunderbird Town Landau- GAS-SAVING OPTION- edge by the half with a bal- which is fully loaded with options-you'd find AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION! anced scoring attack, but af- rd bull. b-outiW-rord built ter intermission the fire- that the Thunderbird s sticker price is still over Equipped with Ford's new. Automatic works began. $2,000 less! * Overdrive Transmission option-the Thun- UNQUESTIONABLY, THE ANSWER. Justine Keating fired 6 of her 15 points in the 12-polnt third period and usa^eder- • lei shot 8 of her 16 in the 15- polnt fourth. The overwhelmed Eagles (4-7) placed no one In double figures. 12 TheDMIyltejffcaier SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JANUARY 28. i960 State produces big muskrat population

While some people believe that New Jersey is fast faecom- "They will try again " Last year division efforts to kill toe Peaaesl Hatchery Project Detailed tag too deaaely populated to support much wildlife, in tact the bill were aided by the fur industry and by labor unions A Bruce Pyle, chief of the Bureau of Fish, reported that state is the fourth largest producer of muskraU in the nation, interested in saving Jobs. the Pequest Hatchery project will cost f 10* million and the according to Russell A. Cookingfaam, director of the Division Cookingham said that anti-leghold trap bills war* in- hatchery itself » 6 million of that total Utitininj sii wells of Fuh, Game and Sbdlfisberiet troduced into the legislatures of 10 states last year. None supplying 7,000 gallons of water per minute, the hatchery is The harvest averages 700,000 animals a year, says George HENRY expected to produce 600,000 trout annually Howard, chief of the Bureau of Wildlife. In defense of the leghold trap, members of the Bureau of The hope is that brook trout once again will be reared in The fur industry in the state grosses $25 million annually Wildlife pointed out that it u the only efficient means of the state. of which the trappers get *4 million for toe pelts they collect. SCHAEFER harvesting the muskrat crop. They say that if trapping is Conditions at the Hackettstown plants continue to de- The animals are trapped in many counties but the most outlawed the rats would breed out of control and eat out the teriorate with homes BOW built right up to the main plant and extensive marshes, tens of thousands of acres of wetlands, are . marshes to the detriment of themselves and all other wildlife a high school ball field "right in the midst of the East in south Jersey, off Delaware Bay and along the Atlantic Since trapping Is seasonal and controlled by law, few of seaboard. Hatchery," Pyle said. the sUte's licensed trappers make a fuUtime living at it. It Is However, the state intends to continue use of the Hacket- "Moat people have no concept of the size of our wetlands, his own meadows. a supplementary income for many men and youths living in tstown main and east hatcheries and raise channel catfish, • tremendous resource for waterfowl and many other species Revelation of the size of the fur resource came about rural areas. , largemouth bass, and sunfish for stocking in urban ponds and of birds and wildlife, including muskraU," Cookingham said. during a discussion on the annual bill in the Legislature to In northern counties the muskrat and mink trapping other impoundments. James Manetas, director of the New Jersey Farm Bureau outlaw the leghold trap It is sought every year by the Humane season is Nov. lS-March 15, and in southern counties Dec. 1- Pyle said that lake trout stocked in Round Valley Reser- and a member of the Fish and Game Council, told me that his Society of the United States, New Jersey Branch. March 15. On State Wildlife Management Areas the season is voir had grown to 10 inches and 2V« pounds by last season. son gets 17,000 worth of muskrat pelts each year, trapping on Jan. 1 March 15. Once again it was defeated but, as Cookingham observed, Tiger muskies were stocked in Spruce Run Reservoir at five to six inches last year. Pyle said that the,bureau hopea in time to establish a breeding population of northern pike and use "its own strain NFL Standings NBA Standings of eggs" for hatching and rearing at Hackettstown. Pyle said Second Period—J, Philadelphia. CMICAOO llttl it is unclear whether northern pike are reproducing in Sprue* .1 t t—1 HIW voait mi Pi tH LOACH SI (Clarke, Dalle*>, 1:24. 3, Ed- DtetrkU • M IS Croanooad 7 44 20 KMgM 411 io, MarloaatHar I i-l 11, Run Reservoir. , » » L SO • •_• monton. Weir 24. 4:4V 4, Edmonton, Gllmara 10 • 13 n. Thews 10 4-4 17, CartwrlaM s i-4 IT, R, Williams I 3 1 If. w L SI Calllfthen 14 (Gretikv. MacDonakJJ. SoMrt 11-11. Lendsaerasr 1 n 1. Jonas Richardson I 04 It, tank 1 04 4, PNIaaMaMa 11 3 12 143 (Trottir, LorTmer), Yu Boston 17 II .741 Enforcement Chief Cite. Violators 112 ift.40. S, Edmonton, Gretikv 17 • HI, man 1111. Mangalt lull Capafand 4 0 11, Huston 104 4, Olann 0 NV Renaers 21 It 1 IS IM Tofwlll. NY,f 51; Lehtooen. Wa», 17:31 Philadelphia 34 II 711 vt (Catlrtjhan, Lumtovt. 14:M. 4. PhUadal- M0, HMnnlHI Totals43 11 ISM NV Itlandart 11 II 4 SI 144 114 \>v> O Johnson 11-14. Totals 4114-44 117. Tom Mulvey, chief of the Bureau of Law Enforcement, Second Period-1. Washington, Phla, Gilton t (Mcltharejav). 17:02. J,Nan, York IS H .471 DlTKCHTCtJ) AtlaMa 10 11 7 Oartner W (Walter), M J. WetMnoion, watMixion 11 II .44* I4» •njuuviw said one of every 10 license holders is a violator and "the IJ 17 1 34 111 lit Philadelphia, Leech 13 (Llnseman, McAdaa t II li. Tylar I M «. WasMaaton Gustafuon 12 (MacKinnon, Gartner), Now Jaraav » 411 II van Braoa Ketff 11-l 1. Nail 41-114, Prop©), 11:01 Penalties Hunter, Edm. n Douglas 1 1-4 4, Long t i-S 17. Monty f • vtaa Oi «tsMM 10 A. WasMitajton, Mulvev I (Sirott. •ttrat 01WWOM G. Johnson IMI, Hawlln 11 11 M, proportion of violators is growing." Outs 11 1311)0 11; Llnsaman. Phi. 7:03; Calllghefl, _ 1110. Kslsar IIM14, HuOoarfl 4 5-7 11. If 11 Edbera) Se L Washington, Wallet 12 Atlanta M Ua Jor«an 4 4-4 II, WoMilaaii W M », It 1I1I » 47 ISi 144 Edm, 7 43, Llnseman, Phi, M:0t; 11 Duarod 0 04 0. Hamilton 00-00. LM 00-0 Mulvey said the conservation officers now comprise a a ijowis (MacKinnon. Gartner I, 4:14. 4. WailV San Antonio 11 11 S» 2 Kalsn 4 14 11. Williamson 10 M 17, 17. Prgpp. Phi, II 47; Huntor, Edm, 1l:4fl 0 Totals 11171313 Vancouver li IS I Ing ton. Mac Kmnon 1 (Waller, IS IS Sao in Bonnes 4 II I, Smith 11-1 I. Totals D "professional law enforcement agency and a far cry from the Eamontan u 24 10 ja. tat 201 Guslef»*on) f M. F. Washtngion, Walter Third Period—*, Philadelphia, aVao Volt Him a-M 14 11 f IS 1S7 III 13 (Hanasleton, Groan) 11: U Penalties Barber M (HIM, Wilson), 13:23. Penal M U It B-tl Cotoraoo Cleveland It • old time game wardens." WlFWUPSfl 11 12 t n tis 204 -Sutler, NY, 1144, Howatt, NY, 12:44; tie*— Wilson, Phi, malor, 1:29; Connor, Detroit •14 II .W ISM a a a u-m Ml loseart waoc a Jarv.s, Was. 11:44; Bouchard, Waft, Edm, minor maior, 1:M, Oiapont Phi, MILAMLntlA (IMI A bachelor of science degree is now required of conserva- Sams tMvWaa 14:3*; MacKinnon, Wat, 11:17. 7:37; Barber, Phi, 13:10; Camatell. Mlfttl DMats* UN DIBOO (HI) Ervlno II 41 M. C. Jonas 1 1-4 0. Edm, If: M. _ tion officers who must undergo 200 hours of training, including Buffalo 31 1] 4 at Its lit Third Period -I, Washington. Kansas City 400 Smith 11111, Wkkl 1 »-4 S, Nater 4 Dawklns 13 0 10 34, Chaaks 1 4 4 10, Boston » U t 44 117 137 Gustafston 13 (Green, Walter), 1:02 Shots on goal—Philadelphia a-l) 1 J— Milwaukee n 14 111 1-1 I, Taylor 4 s-s 14, Fraa II 11-14 IS, Richardson 1 0-0 2. B Jonas t 3-1 IS, 40 hours on the revolver shooting range. They are also Mlnmsota 32 li 9 S3 117 11! Penalties- TroiOer, NY, 11:43; Ed34 Edmonton II Iff—40, ChKago aii .191 II Bryant 4 7-1 14. Williams 1 04 4, Blbbv t 1-3 13, Spanarkal 1 0-0 1. Mis 1 It 41 IM barg. Was, 11:43, Lane. NV. 13:21. Goalies Philadelphia, Poolers fid Danwar IS Mt 14 Wllharsaoen nil. Malovlc 1 00 I. 114 TOISII4714 33I1I schooled in law at the State Police Academy in Sea Girt. The n Kg •MOflNIX (IK) Toronte 20 4 44 171 Jarvlt, Wat. U ». monton. Corsl. A 11,433 Ulan 1w4 17 It Pletmexki 0 M 0. Totals 34 31-37 IM. officers now have full police power and serve as deputy m Davis II 0-1 14, Robinson a j-s 11, u Shots on goal-New York IMI 34. Pacific OHIalu BOSTON (IHI Adams t IIII. Bust 1II1, wattohal i Montreal IS If t 5* 117 U1Washington 11-11 11 --34 Saalll. IT IS in — Maxwail 4 4-4 11, Bird 14 4-4 34, Rob federal agents for the Fish and Wildlife Service. .:• • *-« 7-10 It, Scott IMS, Hoard 1044, Bratl LnAmtin it i! • 31 iff 191 Goalies—New (York, Smith. Wash 14 VI ey t S-S 11. Archibald 4 I-l 14, Ford 104 First PorloO— I, Plttsourgh. Carlvle s IT 7 1-3 II. Cook 4 041, HUH 0 04 0 Totals PltlSburoh tl If 11 «• II* 177Ington, Stephenson. A~m41. I S, Henderson 4 1-1 10, Chanav 10-0 4, 4 (Kafsaa). 1:». 1, Boston, Foliar S 54 11-11115 Detroit II n 7 43 1*3 1*1 4tl II Can ill 11, F.rnsten 104 4, Judklns 1 Salt Water Flshiag Coarse Suiting NHVut 1 1 13 (Redmond. LalonOel. ]:» 1. Boston. HerMord 13 U M 1ft 1J1 IM .471 1IM 137 TMalsUll 14 111 rw ii M it • 31—us New Jersey Fisherman editor Pete Barrett and outdoor 1«W««T. 0MMI Cilirait 1 1 V-4Cashman I IMIddleton). 10:11. 4. Pit ntmii a at n it—m Itburgh. Malone 14 (Kehoat, 11:01. I, .1*4 1IV> ...... 14 II IS at—101 Owttm 1. Washington 1. tie First Perlod-1- New York, Maroltl Thraa point goals—WtstoMI, Bran writer Bob Qrrok will give a salt water fishing course for ((Java Mtlonav. Don MaMfWV), 1)1 2, Boston, ltwr.io.Kl t (Cathntan, MM- Lot Anaeles 4, Minnesota 4, tie nan it-m foulad out—Nona. Colorado, Vallquette 15 (McDonald). dlelon). 11:07. Penalties—Clackson. Atlanta 4, Detroit 3 Indiana 11), Cleveland 114 eight weeks at the King's Grant Inn, Point Pleasant, starting 1S:44. Ptna4l.es Christie, Col, 0:43,Pit. malar. 1:41. Jonathan, Baa, maior Buffalo 7, Montreal 2 Houston 11J.&eattlt111 Beaton. NV, minor maior, 4:11; O*>4:41 McAdam. Pll, 11:44. in February. Registration will start at 7 p.m., Feb. 8. The fee Now York I slanders 3, Hartford 1 Kansas City til, Utah 107 lorme. Col, minor major, 4:1a; Dave Boston *, Plttvburuh 4 Second Perlod-S. Kehoe II Denver 100, Portland ft is |30, wives and children half price. Malonav. NY. 10 01 IMalona). 1:11. Penalties—JrtcCrlm- Colorado 4, St. Louli 4, II* Yettartav'a Game- Second Period—3. New York, Don mon. Bos. 1:01. McAdam, Pit, 111 According to Barrett there will be "outstanding speakers Edmonton I, Toronto 3 Boston 131, San OtooolM YMtorttav-t O.rrv*. Malonav 11 (Ewoslto), 1:42. 4, Cok> Third Parlod—7, Pittsburgh, Malone Ski Report New York M, Detroit f3 rado. DeBlols 14 (Christie), 10:3*. Per. 17 IKehoo), 4:04. I, Pittsburgh. Shea- covering every aspect of salt water fishing, including trolling, - St. Louis 4, Winnipeg », tie Haw Jena* la, Cfttcaoo 127 altlet—Christie, Col, 1:41; Maroti, NV, pard to (Laa, Llbatl). 13:10. Penalties— Pittsburgh l, Boston J l" Atlanu 111, San Antonio 111 rod building, diamond jigging, electronics, sharks, live lining 3:01; Robert. Col, 11:3ft. Clackun, Pit. malor, 4:01 Jonathan, NIW JERSEY Sugerloef pp Isgr- (rgr 4 of 44 Iris Buffalo f, Lot Aneeies I Washington lit, OoMan Stale 107 Bos, malor, 4:01. Jonathan, 11:01. Varnon Valley-Great Goroe — 1140 mm. Wi.h.nolon 7, New York 1sl.«ndtrs t Third Parlod—5. Colorado, Pierce IS Indiana 12), Cleveland 121 striped bass, bluefish chumming, weakflshing, bait rigging, Bournuo, Bos. 1«:04. Inch base; machine-made powder sur- Detroit 7, Out bet a (Robert, Delorme), 11:13.4, Naw York. Sunday River ppfrar4of 14 Iris mm. Phoenix 123, Philadelphia IM face. knot tying, fluke tips, surf and jetty and much more. Esposlto, II (Duguav. ftothwell), if 34 Los Angelas 11], Milwaukee 102 Lost valv DP 10of 12 trls mm m. Chicago 3, Minnesota 0 B I e-a Cralomeur — 25-4S Inch base, ma- New York Rangers 3, Colorado 3, Ut Pa nail las—Nona. . Camden Snow Bowl PP 1 of $ trls ns. "Each program centers around local knowledgeable fish- I I B—I Te«av'BOame* chine mad* packed powder surface Shots on goal—Rangars 44f It. Philadelphia 3, Edmonton 3 Flrtl Parlod—Nona. Panamas— Golden State at Naw York, 7:33 p.m. Hidden Valley — 25-33 inch base; Colorado 17-S-*—21. ermen with years of first-hand experience. Slides and person- Toronto 5, Vancouver J Nona. Philadelphia at Utah,»; 30 p.m machine made powder surface. Wildcat Isar frgr 5of 14 trlt mm. Ttti.iOm Goalies- New York, Baker. Colo- firatton Woods po frgr 3 of 10 ins Second Parlod—I. Chicago, Lvslak Ski Mountain —20-24 Inchbasa, ma- al demonstrations show specifically how and where to catch rado, Astrom. A • 10,141 r mm. Atlanu vs. Hartford at Springfield. 13 IHutchlson. Prattonl, SSI. 1. Chlca WasMnaton at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. chine made powder surface M«u.,7:35p.m. every fish that swims along the coast. .1 I 1—» Bo, Dalgle, S ISadloauor), 10:01.1, Chi- L0« Angelas at Cleveland, 1:03 P.m. NIW INOLANO Cannon Mt. pp 1 rgr 5 of 14 Iris mm. Tinwrawi nimii •*! •-• cago. Murray t (Bullev, Ruskowskl), Golden Stats at Detroit, I 0J p m - rinnirtlr.il Ml Cranmortpplrgrlotttlrllmm "The emphasis is on detailed instruction, not generalized Minnesota at New York Islanders, 1:03 ll:lt. Panalilas-Ruskowskl. CM, ml- Houston at Indiana, 1:09 p.m. LoonMI pplrgrlOofltlrltmm. First Parlod—1. Philadelphia, m 1 Ski Sundown pp isgr t of tl trails mm z..~. •'-\tva4Wi M (KaMv), *'» Canailles ' ""'•' *" *"••' Voonghans. Mln. ml Water vine valv pp t of 31 Irli mm. movies or lectures. We show you exactly where to gp and how Brlckyard-tp tot 7 >!«•-«* n*. Edmonton at St Louts, fruit*m riJtte, Phi, :30; Campbell, Edm. 30, nor/fnajor. 4r3ft* VHfjXri •>,.«. '•-.*- Gunllock DP J of n ltd milt. Montreal at Vancouvar, 11:03 p.m. Ververgaert. Phi, minor malor. 2:40; n»lrd Period—None. Penalties— PtwanlK ai San Dleoo, 1035 p.m. UK. wunmlHin pp frgr t of 14 Iris . s.. ".'. "i^BUJrusing-Oie latest fishing ,lltu.jtfa, ;^:.:^ Pats Paak pp 7 of 14 Irlt. Winnipeg at Lot Angeles, 11 05 p.m. Messier, Edm, minor-major, 3:40; Pavna, Min, minor, maior. It: 13; Pres Milwaukaa at Portland, 11 p.m. mm nv Crotchad Ml. pp 3 of 13 Irli mm nt. and techiniques. There is always plenty of time for question- Micks, Edm, 1:31; Dallev, Phi, is.3f. Ion, Chi. minor, maior. It: 13. Woodbur y MR PP Isgr 3 of 7 Irli mm ns. Crotchad Mt. Wast pp 3 trls. and-answer periods by each speaker." Powdar Ridge PP 5 of 17 trls mm ns. V.rmonl Rhode Island SmuBOten Notch pplsgr1of35lrls. Pine Top po isgr l of 4 trls mm. Stowt pp I rgr 9 ol 35 Iris mm. C a Hern Mass. Bollon Valy Isgr pp 4 of IS Iris mm Mt.Watatic hgr frgr 1 of 7 trts ns. NasnoM Valv Isgr pp 4 of f trls mm Mad Rlvar Glan pp 1 of IS trls mm C.B.S. SUPERMARKET ni. Sugarbush pp Isgr 10 of 70 trls. Freehold Today Bradford pp frgr 1 of J trls mm ns. Suicide Six pp 4 of II trlt mm. Ward HIM PP 3 of 7 trls mm ns. K Illlngton pp frgr 17 of 71 trlt mm. 36 MAIN ST. 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By MARIA LENHART impressive display of early chioa and pewter. (Christian Science Monitor) Also on the third floor it the newly constructed Adeline NEW YORK-Just as New York offers museums that Moses Loeb Gallery, now presenting an exhibit (through are as grand in scale and scope as one possibly could want, April 30) entitled "The Jewish Community in New York: "Indian Archer" «therv»ne the city also offers many that are nicely coxy and special- 1654-1800." Noteworthy here are the stunning portraits of ized. early Jewish community leaders and a sampling of the his address to his officers in 1783. They are as diverse as the 18th-century Fraunces exquisite silver objects crafted by Myer Myers In the late More city history is packed the Museum of the City of Tavern that pays homage to an earlier New York, and the 18th century. New York, at the comer of Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street Museum of American Folk Art that displays a world of The Museum of Broadcasting is at 1 East 53rd St. It Not far from the larger and better-known Metropolitan accomplishment in a vintage brownstone. offers the chance to see and hear a multitude of radio and Museum, it manages to maintain a special identity by It is not even necessary to travel far from the better- TV programs, newscasts and documentaries that have concentrating on exhibits celebrating the history and es- known attractions to these lesser-known gems. Within a helped shape the history of broadcasting. sence of New York. few blocks of the convenient midtown area are three of the In the museum's library the visitor fills out a card and Above the entrance of the neoclassical-style brick more interesting ways to enjoy a slice of the city. gives it to the librarian. The tapes requested are delivered building is a huge red plastic apple hearlding a "Big to a console room where they can be played. Apple" exhibit, which began last fall and will continue for Broadcasting bonanza A walk around one of the console rooms shows listeners five more years. The Long Room still is there on the second floor, enjoying such radio highlights as the 1935 broadcast of 12- • Its highlight is a 20-minute show with pictures, dates, carefully restored, its Chippendale chairs and tavern year-old Judy Garland belting out "Broadway Rhythym" maps and other historical data flashed on multiple screens tables arranged as if Washington and his officers might or Orson Welles's memorable "The War of the Worlds." with appropriate dialogue and music. In addition, spot- return at any moment. Across the hall, vitors also can look The television programs, dating from 1948, include such lights illuminate pertinent artifacts such as the timbers of in on the Governor Clinton Room., an elaborately early broadcasts as President Truman's signing of the Weathervane, Museum of American Folk Art wallpapered Federal-style dining room named after New Japanese peace treaty and Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's self- York's first governor. defense in "See It Now." Entertainment offerings run the explorer Adriaen Block's ship, which sank near the tip of On the third floor Is a collection of 18th-century memo- gamut of classic and nul-se-classic sitcoms and drama Manhattan in 1613. rabilia, including such artifacts as a lock of Washington's classics, such as "Playhouse 90." Also on the main floor are period rooms depicting life hair, a desk chair favored by General Lafayette and an And that inevitable sidelight of television—three dec- in the homes of 17th-century New Amsterdam up through ades of commercials—is also available. the increasingly refined style of 1800 New York. While the basement and the second and third floors contain more More of the same historic displays, they also include special exhibits such as Philip Reisman paintings of New York street life during Than it's westward ho!—to the American Craft the 19fl0s and '70s. Museum, newly relocated to a renovated brownstone at 44 W. 53rd St. The two-floor exhibit area features a different craft exhibition each season. Last fall it was musical instruments made by contemporary craftsmen; the museum's unique "Meet the Maker" series allowed vis- itors to see the instruments demonstated by the artists who made them. Lifestyle Opened in mid-January was a Young Americans Com- NYC'S FINEST — Paint- petition, featuring crafts made from enamel and wood by MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1980 13 ing of the unveiling of the artists between the ages of 18 and 30. Statue of Liberty is on dis- Across the street and up a few doors is the Museum of play in the Museum of the American Polk Art at 49 West 53rd St. Its exhibits are of The museum's president, Louis Auohincloss, describes City' of New York, Fifth L art done without formal training—najntinps ni|ilts, l || n a |.l i. c where "pne can catch one's bieattiandsee the, • A vejuje s*nri io.i*r $|ir.%ttL A rugs, furniture, weuuici-tantf> d.'.i/oucd oojttii p itllfmtil New Yorks-Dutch, English, AmericahYmotfeni * current mi tnere isTrhuW by humble American hands from the 17th century to the the —in proper perspective." media 20-mlnute presenta- present day. tion on "The Big Apple," The current exhibit, which runs through Feb. 24, is Admissions and hours which traces the history of "The Art of the Weathervane." It includes two especially —Museum of Broadcasting: open Tuesday through Sat- the citv. At the foot of interesting examples of this early form of metal sculpture urday, noon to 5 p in admission $1,50 for adults, 75 cents Manhattan is Fraunces —Shem Drowne's 1716 Indian used atop the Old Province for children. • — Tavern Museum, 54 Pearl House in Boston and a 1699 wrought iron banner vane that —American Craft Museum: open Tuesday through Sat- St., cited as the borough's bears the initials of William Penn. oldest building—sections urday, 10a.m. to5p.m.; admissionjl. date back to 1719—where Uptown, downtown —Museum of American Folk Art: open Tuesday Gen. George Washington through Sunday, 10:30 am to 5:30 p.m.; admission $1. Two museums at opposite ends of town evoke the —Fraunces Tavern Museum: open Monday through addressed his officers in history and heritage of New York from its beginnings. 1783. Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; admission free. At the historic foot of Manhattan is the Fraunces —Museum of the City of New York: open Tuesday Tavern Museum at 54 Pearl St. Often cited as the through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; admission free. borough's oldest building—parts date back to 1719—it is most famous as the spot where George Washington made ASK DR. BROTHERS CarlA.Quaglia, R.P. Kindness must be taught MORE ABOUT FIGHTING happened at about the same COLD SYMPTOMS By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Violence often springs hate the smell of stale smoke ment with the job. Those who one that she will like. time makes me think they're This continues our series on products to com- Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm so from feelings of inferiority. the morning after a party. I were able to quit were more Studies indicate there are somehow connected. What do bat the symptomi of a cold. worried about the violence In James Dobson, a child psy- consider most of my friends relaxed, less competitive and usually three reasons chil- you think I should do with my Drrnngratanu — These reduce swelling by our society. It seems to be chologist, feels that we live in intelligent people but many of seemed to experience less job dren sleep with parents: to daughter and how can I help •hrinklng tiny blood vessels In the nose. Sprays even In young school chil- such a competitive society them can't seem to stop or stress. reduce fears, to avoid separa- her overcome this problem? usually work best because they deliver a concen- dren. I don't think we can that many children are raised even want to. What is it that Several studies show that tion and to satisfy sexual im- trated dose. However, prolonged use can cause makes bright people continue highly competitive individ- -G.K. pulses. Sometimes one need "rebound congestion" and aggravated swelling. blame It all on TV. It seems to feel that they're inferior to me that parents, teachers and will never be able to keep to smoke even when they uals are prime candidates for Dear G.K.: Encourage leads to another. Anti-hialamines — These relieve sneezing and churches have to take up. They grow up feeling know that it's dangerous for heart disease and smoking your daughter to express her and watery eyes of nay fever and allergies. their health and even may kill doubles that danger. You're feelings about her grand- There is some controversy whether ami his some blame. As a parent, worthless. however, I know it isn't easy. He says that we allow chil- them? - J.C. wise to have put cigarettes father and his death. I sus- Shore Swingers tamlnes have any affect on a cold but they are pect you're correct in linking Included In almost every cold product. I've been lucky and haven't dren to "assassinate each Dear J.C: Researchers behind you. these two things. Your daugh- had much trouble with my other" by verbal cruelty. from the University of Michi- Dear Dr. Brothers: Since POINT PLEASANT-The YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you ter may be afraid to sleep children, but people in our Often, teachers don't stop gan surveyed 200 scientists, my father died about five Shore Swingers Square Dance need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if alone because she's afraid own block haven't been so this but even contribute to it engineers and administrators months ago my 8-year-old Club will meet from 8 to 10:30 shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly she'll die in her sleep or be- without extra charge. A great many people fortunate. One of my neigh- in subtle ways. One of the from the National Aero- daughter has wanted to sleep p.m., Feb. 4 and Feb. 18 in cause she associates entrust us with their prescriptions. May we bors says you can't teach kids major keys to producing a nautics and Space Adminis- at least part of the night in the Nellie F. Bennett School, darkness and night with compound yours? kindness. It's either there or more emotionally healthy so- tration and found that of the my bed. My husband objects Riviera Parkway. Caller is death. You can help her by It Isn't there. Her children ciety is to teach children to 124 who had been smokers strenuously and while I don't Glenn Cooke, Sea Girt. Round reassuring her that she's are terrors and I gather she appreciate the feelings of only 46 had managed to quit. relish the ld«a, I don't like to daneing will be cued by Tom AUTHORIZED DISTMIUTM FM HOUSTER OSTOMV rMDUCTS healthy and that she doesn't thinks this Is a natural state. each other, to teach kindness Seventy-six had never see her unhappy and worried. and Pat Cribbin of Hazlet. have to be worried about Shrewsbury Pharmacy What is your view? - P.G. and what it feels like to be smoked. 1 may be wrong in relating Club level dancers are invited, death or dying. If she's afraid laughed at. I agree with this Those who continued to my father's death with her to participate. Workshop is THESHREWSBURY SHOPS Dear P.G.: I think your of the dark, get her a bright view, that we can teach this, hang on to cigarettes or who fear of being alone, but the .from 8:30 to 9 p.m. IIIMUDST. 711.1871 SIIIIKKSHliRY neighbor's view is a very and decorative night light. I IMIKSCHII'TION CIIKMISTS FREE DELIVERY I negative one. Of course, chil- but we aren't making a big couldn't kick the habit had fact that these two things dren can and should be taught enough effort in the home, more work pressure than to respect the feelings of oth- the school or the church or those who were able to give ers. synagogue. them up. They also had more Dear Dr. Brothers: I used job stress and more responsi- Seminar on sports injuries bility for both people and to be tbree-pack-a-day Main St. things. They were more apt FREEHOLD-Freehold be Dr. John R. Manzella and smoker but haven't had a The clinic is particularly MM weed now for over five years. to fall into the personality Area Hospital and the Center Dr. Sante E. Sessin, or- geared to first aid squad type characterized by force- for Rehabilitative Medicine thopedic surgeons, who will Now, of course, I really can't members, who are increas- fulness, persistence, com- are offering a "Clinic for demonstrate proper techni- stand having cigarette butts ingly called upon to care for petitive drive and involve- Preventative Sports In- ques for on-site management around my apartment and I young people with sports-re- juries," to be conducted of injuries, and Dr. Joseph WEIGHT WATCHERS lated injuries. Wednesday,' Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. It'i easier Participating doctors will Rosania, who will demon- in the Rehab Office, 1001 W. strate taping to prevent iun- juries. JORJIN DIAMOND & GOLD For registration or in- SAVE*T formation, interested persons PLUS.. .after attending for 10 wfeeks BUYING SERVICE may contact Maria Dunn, you automatically receive this RN, director of. community health education at Freehold $9.95 Weight Watchers new DOLLARS FOR DIAMONDS * GOLD Area Hospital. Program Cookbook FRFEE! Our reputation makes us the ideal place to There's never been a better time to join sell unwanted jewelry. So shop around - get Weight Watchers. Right now they're St. Catherine's offering great savings on the registration offers and compare. Bring us your highest and first meeting lee After attending lor offer and we will do our best to top III Jor|in PI A barn dance 10 weeks you'll gat the Weight Watchers needs jewelry for its retail, wholesale and New Program Cookbook FREE, Its tilled foreign markets. We buy single pieces to EAST KEANSBURG- with recipes like chicken cacciatore. entire estates. Ours is a discreet service tor The annual barn dance spon- bouillabaisse, chocolate mousse sored by St. Catherine's PTA and blueberry cheesecake. individuals, estates, banks and attorneys. We offer immediate cash payments or can will lake place Feb. 2 at 8:30 p.m. in the parish hall, Shore Offer iurtt.lM.eMid act as a broker and sell them for you. Visit us •nth F«fc. 2.1MO Acres Arenue. Claire Powers with or without an appointment. is chairman. ForCI»»»N««r»»tYbu Trw coupon cannot t» comb»n»d with any olntt oM»r or discount program, t g Senior JORJIN DIAMOND & SOLD BUYING SERVICE Music will be by Tex and Oil 384-8511 Cilirtnt ana Lrttlima Mwnban the Virginians. St. Cather- oribllFrM Ohr goad MnajlaMNJ. RED BANK-176 MnrtMt An. 07701 |Z01|741-Z003 ine's Super Sheriff and Mar- (800) 242-58M Km fJ«MUflt«OIMCilHMa'M«frlM»Cl«ll« NEW YORK - 36 W. 471k «. 10036 (212)575-9046 ryin' Sam will also entertain. C MMHUUIN'

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By EMILY WILKENS It. It's a free lesson in low to paint a prettier self- If you dent know whether a beau i Note: This it la* first la ( three-aart Mrtw portrait stanty siting opportunity, knock! What have you got to u stretching ye«r heeely Mlar. M When it's over, you may opt to splurge on their mauve lone? eye shadow because It does sensational things for your Check the classified telephone directory under the wuta.. cat—M»ite*jmiiw>ij t ^ month af ter moots in the •egjalar en Mamdayt, reb.« Mi 11. eyes But you may decide to buy a leu eipensive brand of "schools" listing for hair*styling, beauty i With the dollar shrinking daily, the big question an eye liner and keep using the blusher already In your possibilities. Then call to check on prices The looks they create for cover girls and top your mind may be,"Can I afford to keep up ap- makeupcase. The decision is up toyo u - and only you. an appointment is necessary. If you decide not tobuy , that's all right too, and part FOR 'CLUB' MEMBERS Setr^to^tS^H «-»«* ** •» pearances?" * detail* of makeup in each full-color cloee-up Its a lesson Tbt antwer is yes, because beauty is something you of the selling game, A salesperson wins some, loses "Clubs" mat offer a sampling af name brand cos- metic products on maihirder at modest price are another ***• scheming that will eta. you toiUMReason-.ntw have to afford What's more, if you're a smart shopper, il some, and maybe you'll come back when you're feeling shades and show you which blusher looks best with what you take advantage of "free" opportuniUea and bargain flush. source of budget-wise beauty. You've seen their maga- buys, if you use basic products that are Inexpensive and LOW-COST SERVICES tine ads, promising at least double your money's worth. How do they do it and why? Because cosmetic manu-' t^atto a course In application techniques. Study bow often just as effective as name brands, you can balance What's practically tor free? Haircuts and sets, per: eyes .re^adTup^en^ctice one o< the looks la your your beauty budget There are many ways to flgbt manent waves, hair coloring, and even electrolysis treat- factnrers are pleased to supply products to them at inflation and save face menu! minimum cost as a sales gimmick thai helps over-the- Skss^mlrrarHttdoWt work magic try another, WHAT'S FOR FREE Where? At beauty schools! counter sales. The club in turn deals with a volume that another, until you hit it right. You can't go wrong if. First, let's consider what's for free. Can't thtak of Why? So students can have the opportunity tosharpe n enables It b» Urn a profit by one, you experiment with application techniques anything ? Think again. their scissors and skills in hair care and other treat- The consumer drawback: You takes what you geU unUI you find those that do special things for you. Beauty advice is free from makeup artists at cos- menu. and never know what your surprise package contains Pablo or Bandy would know bow to paint your portrait metic counters. Granted, they are there for one purpose: The prices schools charge for student services art until it arrives. One "dub" I checked permits members at a glance. But you're not in their league, so borrow To sell you makeup. But part of their sales pitch involves low, low, low -a fraction of what you p»yst a salon and to return bimonthly beauty UU they deem unsatisfactory their ideas and those of other portrait painters - at no showing you how much more attractive you'll be wearing definitely affordable. — but that Involves effort like wrapping, and a trip toth e charge. They're yours for the trying! ANN LANDERS Lawsuit-happy lawyers are criticized

Dear Ann Landers: Dur- suit-happy lawyers or am-has to pay a lawyer and lake cause he allegedly called a the Uwyers. sort of letter. I am writing car In my whole life. I just person who takes a car that ing the last three decades, the bulance chasers who will Uke time away from his Job to woman parishioner "an old Do you have the courage from a jail cell. No, I am not ride around awhile and bring doesn't belong to him is con- unspoken message to young any case on a contingency testify. Many lawyers charge devil." The woman is appeal- to print this? Or will your a criminal, bat I have been it back. The reason I gel ar- sidered a car thief, no matter people in America was, "If basis: "If I lose, it costs you by the hour, and their bills ing the case to a higher court. lawyer advise you to ignore arrested twice for the same rested is because the cops what the color is. I hope you you want to be rich, be a nothing. If 1 win, You pay me would pop your eyeballs. She wants 1800,006. lt?-QuoVadis thing. The honest truth U that Just don't understand that I get some therapy after doctor." The word for the one-half or one-third of what- Dear Quo: Here's your let- I have always had a weakness am not a car thief. you've done your stretch. You IMS*: "If you want to be ever I eaa get." Decision! handed down by I am 17 years eld and can ter. My lawyer will see It for for red Oldsmobiles. When- I am laralag to you be- need it, Rub. rick, rich, rich,lie a lawyer." screwy Judges and nutty. never remember • time when the first time when he reads ever I see one I just have to cause my girl has written lo Is alcoholism ruining your Laws that once were de- Today, anyone can be sued Juries are scandalous, If not things were so bollixed up. my column today. take It for a little ride. say we are finished. Please, life? Know the danger signals signed to protect as have for anything by anybody. The crazy. Recently a court In Laws once protected people. Your letter makes some Ana, don't fail me. t am and what to do. Read the Today, one must protect You wouldn't believe how pleading with you todro p her booklet, "Alcoholism — been turned inside out. To- accused must then appear in Washington, D.C., instructed vrflid points The legal system many people leave keys In day, nobody is safe from law- court and defend himself. He a minister to pay $U,M0 be- himself against the laws Aid in this country Is long over- a line and patch this up. Here Hope and Help," by Ann their cars. Of course this U her address. Thanks, pal, Landers. Enclose 90 cenU due for some serious over- makes it easy for me. If there I'll do something nice for you with your request and a long, YOUR HEALTH hauling. Thank you for writ- is no key, I can usually man- when I get out. — Harry K stamped, self-addressed en- ing. age with a little device I Dear Harry: Uke what? velope to Ann Landers, P.O. Dear Ann Landers: This U have, but It takes longer. Ac- Give me a ride in a red Olds? Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois Compulsive eater's plea not your normal everyday tually I have never stolen a Thanks a heap. No deal. A HDL

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. The compound, known temporarily as BAY g 5421, seems 7%a4e I'm overweight, a lot overweight. I get nowhere with to block the digestion of sugars and starches in the intestinal A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Bay view School PTA presents "Rock Around The diets. I even volunteered to have the stomach and intestine . tract. The result is that these substances pass through the organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, Clock Again". 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Enjoy hot and cold operation to lose weight. The doctor says, "No." Diet pills, body undigested and unabsorbed. Consequently, there are no $1.00 each additional line; $3 50 for two days, $1.25 each buffet, music by Bill Swanke, at Belford Independent when I can get them, are valueless. Where do I go from here? added calories when these foods are eaten. additional line, $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Fire Co., Rt. 36, Belford. $10.00 per person. TickeU call -Mr. F.T.E., N.D. Dear Mr. E.: ' This is an interesting and novel approach to the problem of additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional Pat Dacimo 4954298 or Ro Smith 787-3183. Even though you think you have exhausted all possi- obesity. Since the preliminary trials are so successful, more line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call bilities, you really haven't. In your letter you make no extensive studies are being planned in order to substantiate The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Dei High School mention of seeking psychological guidance for your com- the efficacy of this new chemical drug. Secretary. ' PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino. Fashions by pulsive eating. The stress and anxieties in your life have not Our child was born with a deformed jaw. The baby Is only the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. TickeU: $10.00, Call Mrs. been modified. 4 months old. We are hunting everywhere for the best advice MONDAY WKDNESDAY FRIDAY Phyllis Misch, 671 3482. You are constantly seeking shortcuts to losing weight. as to what todo . We need all the help we can get. — Mr. and CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, quaUfied persons to assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, Push Cart Players present "Play it in the Key of Strangely, your shortcuts have taken you far afield and you Mrs. S.K., Conn. Dear Mr. and Mrs. K.: Me" an original musical play for children. Sat. Feb. 2,2 Brilliant results in the reconstruction of toe face after social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of have bypassed the realistic fact that your intake of calories is charge. Call 291-0485. Mon., Wed., Fri.. » a.m. to 12 p.m. Red Bank Regional High School auditorium. greater than the calories you need for daily activity. severe injuries or birth defects are now possible. Dr. John M. noon. TickeU, $2.25, at door. Sponsored by Little Silver PTO. Unless you understand this basic law of nutrition, you will Converse, at the Institute for Reconstructive Surgery in New never lose weight. If, on the other hand, you readjust your York, is an international authority in this type of dramatic JANUARY 28 Middletown Jaycees Distinguished Service Award patterns of eating so that you consume fewer calories than reconstructive surgery. He believes that virtually all parts of Choraliers of Eatontown will hold auditions on Dinner to be held at Buck Smith's, Sat. Feb. T, 8 P.M. your body requires for your daily activities, then you will lose the face and the skull can be reposltioned. Mon., Jan. 21 and Mon., Jan. 28 at 7:50 p.m. at the Donation: $10.50 per person. For more information, weight. Even at this young age, your child should be seen by such tickets, please call 741-8399 or write to P.O. Box 184, Woodmen School, Ralelght Court, Eatontown, N.J. Middletown N.J. 07748. There is only one exception to this fixed rule of nutrition. specialists in this particular field of plastic surgery. There Auditions will be for all voices. For further information That is, if there Is some thyroid or other hormonal Imbalance are now similar institutions all over the country where highly call Renette Vincelette at 544-1013. that affects your weight. trained plastic surgeons devote themselves to reconstructive FEBRUARY 2,3,1, It Marlboro High School presents a solo & ensemble Beth Ahm Community Players presents "Lovers & Now, there is this bit of good news on the horizon. In West and rehabilitative surgery. There is much hope in store for Other Strangers" Temple Beth Ahm, 550 LlojU ltd., Germany, there are some interesting preliminary trials being your child. concert, Jan. 28, 8 P.M. in the auditorium. Lyn Lewis, music director. Aberdeen, Sat. 9 P.M., Sun. 8 P.M. TickeU, $4/13, $2, made with a new compound that interferes dramatically with Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please (studenU It senior citizens), available at door. Audi- the digestion of carbohydrates. write tohi m in care of this newspaper. JANUARY » tions for our spring Musical &"Milk Money" will be Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644. held Feb. 3,2 P.M. Feb. 4 & 5,8:30 P.M. Call 583-1700 or Paronto-Sutton Cocktail Dance, 8:30 p.m. Call 738-3867 for location and 5664183. HIOHLANDS-Annourice- further information. ment is made by Mr. and Engaged The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold open audi- FEBRUARY S Mrs. Thomas J. Sutton Sr., 43 tions for new chorus members for their Spring prod- Voice Recital — Alina Brychova, soprano, singing Shrewsbury Ave., of the en- uction, (May 16-17), of Gilbert & Sullivan's "H.M.S. familiar arias by Handel, Mendelssohn, Schubert £ Verange-Costine gagement of their daughter, Pinafore" on Tues. evenings at 7:15 at the Embury others. First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Patricia Anne Sutton, to Methodist Church, Church St., Little Silver. For in- Bank. Child care provided. Freewill offering. 4 P.M. NAVESINK-The en- Howard Wayne Paronto Jr., formation call Roxie Selple, 531-5232. gagement of Betty Ann Cos- son of Mr. and Mrs. Paronto FEBRUARY 3,11,17,24 tine to Patrick Joseph Ver- Sr., 8 Central Ave. JANUARY 39 The Monmouth Veterans Senior Citizens Group is ange, son of Mrs. Concetla Miss Sutton is a graduate Bayshore Jewish Singles will hold an evening of sponsoring trips toCaesar s Boardwalk Regency, Atlan- Verange, 1 Navesink Ave., Is of Henry Hudson Regional discussion & socializing on Wed., Jan. SO, at 8:00 P.M. at tic City. Leave Red Bank 3:30p.m. with pickups in Long announced by her parents, School and Stuart School of Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen. Coffee & Branch and Asbury Park, return borne 10:30, Sun. Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cos- cake will be served. Admission: $1.00. For further 27, Feb.3,10,17,24. $4.95 per person, complete with bus Business Administration, information call 566-2621. tine, S3 Meadowbrook Ave. Asbury Park. She is a legal trip and meal, other extras. A star-studded show Miss Costine and Mr. Ver- Patricia Suttee available at a small additional charge. All welcome secretary employed by Rob- The Transcendental Meditation program offers Reservations: 741-0285 or 870-1185 any hour. ange are graduates of Mid- ert B. Woods, Eatontown. free introductory presentations with a color film every dletown High School South. Naval Training Center. He is Mr. Paronto also attended manager of Creative Wed. 1 and 8 p.m. Location: S26 Broad St., Red Bank. She is employed at King Henry Hudson Regional and Call 747-7035. FEBRUARY ( James Nursing Home, Mid- Dinettes, Sea Girt. He and his "Valentines of Yesteryear," come to River Plaza studied to be a boiler techni- fiancee are members of High- New Monmouth School PTA presents IU Chinese dletown, and Mr. Verange is cian at the Great Lakes school card party, which will feature wedding gowns of self-employed. Debra Kelly lands First Aid Squad. auction Jan. 30 at Buck Smith's, 7:30 p.m. TickeU $2.50, past and present. TickeU at door for $2.50.8 P.M. available from Marge Zarubski, 671-4347. Refreshments served. Lord-Watson FEBRUARY 7 Ferraioli-Kelly JANUARY 11 The annual Hi-Music Luncheon-Auction of Rumson- KEANSBURG-Mr. and Chinese Auction, Sponsored by Saint Joseph's PTA, Fair Haven Regional High School will be held at PORT MONMOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly, 46 will b»beld in Saint Joseph's School Auditorium, Maple "Cobblestones" Hwy. 35, Middletown at 11 a.m. Dona- Creek Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Louis Watson, MS Port Place, Keyport, at 8 p.m. TickeU are $1.50, coffee and tion: $8.50. TickeU may be purchased by calling Nina Debra F. Kelly, to Anthony J. Ferraioli Jr., son of Eleanor MonmouUi Road, announce refreshments will be served, advanced ticketa may be Fisher, 8424204 or Midori Iwama, 741-4107. Mirabelli of Nutley, and Mr. Ferraioli of New York. the .engagement of their purchased by calling 591-9047. daughter, Sharon Ann Miss KeUy is an alumna of Middletown High School North. FEBRUARY I She is a licensed horse groom in the State of New Jersey and is Watson, to Allen L. Lord, son JANUARY 31 of Mrs. Leone Smith of Campership Racquet Ball Party "What's Your employed at Fort Plains Horse Farm, Howell Township. QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & Racquet?" Wall Township 8 P.M. Learn topla y or play Mr. Ferraioli Is also a high school graduate and is learning Charleston, Maine, and the widowed adulU. Discussion, refreshmenU, dancing. with good players. RefreshmenU included. $22 a couple operations of an equestrian center. late Lyman Lord. A June Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. wedding is planned. Donation: $3.00. Fun group. Call Lois Gull, 671-4138. Smiih-Traggorth JANUARY SI, FEBRUARY 7,14, II, 28 FEBRUARY II Miss Watson and her Ms. Senior Citizens is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip St. Benedict's Annual Mardi gras 9 to 1 am fiance are in the U. S. Air SbnreaiWnUen PARAMUS-Announce- sity, Atlanta, Ga. He is a to Caesar's Boardwalk. Regency, Atlantic City, hot TickeU $12.50, senior citizens, $10.00. 165 Bethany Rd ment is made by Mr. and member of Tbeta Chi and is force, stationed at Lorlng Keansburg High School and buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar, cocktail and taffy. Hobndel. For further Information call 739-2089 or Mrs. Willard George Trag- employed as inside sales Air Force Base, Maine. She attends the University of Complete $14-CaU 98*4433,774-1411 or 842-3001. gorth here, of the engament manager of David Smith was graduated from Maine at Presque Isle. FEBRUARY 1,2 FEBRUARY 22, 24,2t of their daughter, Jean Lois Steel Co., Inc. Middletown High School South Drama Society Antique dealers wanted - unusual collectibles for Traggorth, to David D. Smith The couple plan tob e mar- presents "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" on Feb. show in Rumson, sponsored by Sisterhood of ConsreKa- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ried in Aoril. 1,2. Curtain time 8:15 P.M. TickeU: $1.50. tion B'nai Israel. Call 8424694. Smith, 30 Riverside Drive, PWJFESSWNrUCHiiCPfWniCSBWICES / Rumsoo. Currently Covered Undmr FEBRUARY 1 Automobile Accident No Fault Ins. FEBRUARY 24 Blue Shield • Malor Medical Imur.nct Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Del High School Miss Traggorth attended Workmen's Comp. • Medicare PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino. Fashions by • Atlantic City Special-Boardwalk Regency spon- Universidad de Sevilia, sored by River Plaza Auxiliary, includes luncheon MedteaM«a.H.l.ofNY the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. TickeU: $10.00. Call Mrs. buffet, Vegas Review. Round trip transportation via Sevilla, Spain, and was grad- 24 Hour Emergency Service. Phyllis Misch, 671-3492. uated from Lynchburg (Va.) luxury coach. Departure 8 a.m. from Middletown Fire College and Katharine Gibbs MATAWAN Co. #1 parking lot - returning approximately 6 p.m., Star Of The Sea School is sponsoring the Gong $17.50 per person. For reservations and further Informa- School. She is administrative CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Show, Sat. Feb. 2, 7:30 p.m. Donation $2.50. Re- tion call 741-6281. assistant to the president of freshmenU served. Chelsea & Third Ave., Long Branch. the Inter-American Safetv 560-3342 Annual Barn Dance held by St. Catherine's PTA APRIL M, IMS Council, Englewood. i%p «s a aj a cnCDUAM A A O (!* East Keansburg 8:30 p.m. Music by Tex & The Virgin- CRUISE TO BERMUDA. Benefit of Elks Crippled Mr. Smith is a graduate of CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ians. Donation: $6.50 includes refreshmenU with hot Children's Fund. Group rates, from $699 Includes bus Lehigh University, Bethle- Dlplomete+I.B.C.E. - Member AC A. -M.J.C.S. and cold buffet. For UckeU and Information call taxes, baggage handling, and ALL tips, fkdllne Feb' ham, Pa., and attended grad- Licensed by N.J Stale Board ol Medical Examiners. 787-9123. 1st. Call Bill MetcaifT787-5S63. W"* uate school at Emory Univer- 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* Tiger SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. JANUARY28, I960 Daily Reg K*CT 15

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Six-cylinder, att growing convamvnea food care (Hourly rales) Happv Hours ORD TORINO 1975 — Fully tores. Shift from mldnlBM to • a.m. are seeking a full lime professional •ue with an exciting new career School. Rt 34. Matawan 5*4 442* BUICK ELECTRIC l**t — UM jtomalic. power steering and capable et handling executive clien Work part time while earning full Best ott»r C*H Ipped, good condition, snow lires _ ekes. air. sunroof, stereo, regular Iso avallaWa Excallant salary and THE DAILY nrnt. $1250 741-0263. loga banatlli. Call 443-l»>a tar in tele. Marketing and training pro lime pay No experience necessary U gas, 59,04* miles $S*W. lax and MV gram An agency is only M sue Will train Nationally known com- extra. Red Bank Volvo. Dealer. arvlaw. MARKETING BUICK SKYLARK 1974 — Radio, ORD WINDOW VAN 1*78— Eight Medkallv related firm seeks person cesstui as Its salespeople We are pany as teen on TV For interview REGISTER ssenotr. low mileage, excellent 74t 588* SSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT t successful We'll show you how lobe and details call m in*, early morn- power ..tearing, air. ondltion. $5200. 872-0*8)9 ih inimum two yean Uf-MM VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CUSTOM — Uva-ln. aHoarlancad Black Saal Mies /marketing experiennce to as a success. Experience helpful, but Ings or after 4 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADS Icansa. a plus. Musi ba familiar (s(1stt witwth marketing respoesponsibilitien s not necessary Real estate license a GEORGE WALL 19)77 — 45,000 miles, two-door, Qlifid didt t must. For confidential interview tali 61 Business BUIC* CENTURY — t»73, excellent LINCOLN/MERCURY brown, four speed, fuel Injection, all wllh all Gardan Apartmanl main Qualified candidate must be an ei TRAVEL AGENT — Enperiencec OUNTHT DINING BOOM! —Two condilion, best reasonable offer Call Shrewsbury Awe , at Sycamore conditioning, AM/FM stereo with ananca Call Shrewsbury Arms cetlenl communicator and abie to only Also, outside salesperson Opportunities ar Md. UK pttct. doubt* glatl door 222 4 U* rewsburv 747-5400 Apaiimann. Ut-%rt. motivate people. Attractive salary Caruso Travel, W 3*23 I ilcrt. MMhiit tabu, two i«*vr» cassette player. Asking $3600 Cal Plus excellent growth potential FOULKS- < laod.r bam chain. t>000 days, 489 2900, ask for Julian. Eves. TYPIST BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1974 RAND PRIX 197S — White with AUTO BODY WORKER — Full- AUTO REPAIR SHOP — Busv year 7 64W aN*r S p m Nine passenger, must be sold As 739-0444 Ima. Apply Burdvc'f Garaaja. Hr Bn PRESTON Technical workman rharts Good typ if oof. power windows. AM/FM «ng skills Local *r*i* To f>IM. round Owner retiring. Two new llo. excellent condition. tins. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE Branch Ava.. Lima Sllvar. 675-6622 ifts, modern brick building, three Daily Sunday -*134. 1971 - AM/FM radio, only 58,000 AGENCYrREALTORS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ar garage In rear. Business and BUl'CK 1*7} ESTATE WAGGN — Equal Opportunity Employer M/F WOODLAND DR.. MIDDLETOWN 10 Themes 747-34*4 Shrewstmr» Nine-passenger, brown ieilhei mit*s A real beauty, must sell thli AVIATION MANICURIST/PEOICURIST - eal estate Only US.000 130,000 loaded, automatic level. *1» HOLSEY PONTIAC week. $1400 471 7242 TRAINEE Fridays and Saturdays Red Bank 471-9494 WAITRESS/WAITER — Breakfast avh reouired Exclusive ARTHUR REGISTER High School graduaU. IMS area. Call 747-4790 IAHLAV AGENCY. 774-5I5S M.M2S. TE. 36 542 7B00 EATONTOWN VOLARE 1976 — Red, four door Call Mori. Wad., lg-1 RECEPTIONIST and lunch, experienced preferred Mon and Frl evenings. 4 p.m. to 12. Apply Danielle's Restaurant, 405 BUICK CENTURY 1*73 — Clean ONDA CIVIC 1*73 — Automatic beautiful condition, new tires, extra MEDICAL ASSISTANT WANTED LUNCHEONETTE — All equip Classified Ads snow tires. A Bargain at $2400 MtnN — To assist doctor with all office Local area. Prospect Ave.. Litue Sliver ment $150 per week rent, 15OO0 to go new paint, AM/FM. |7«. Caladio, heater, $895 or best offer BARMAID OR BARTENDER M/W 9MI2I9 mornings. 74397. 871-1414. duties 4n a young, growing ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY WAITER AND WAITRESS - Post In very exclusive town 5304113. — EKpariancad. Apply In parson, dermatology practice. Middletown 20 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury call after 3 p.m as low as VOLKSWAGEN - t947, 1200 n Fountain Casino. Rt 1). Clltfoood tlons available. Apply in person. CAPRI 1*79 — V », 54,000 miles ORNET 1973 — Small 6. auto area. Prior experience desirable RN — Doctor's office, part-time. Jerry Beyer's, 113 Main St., AM/FM. lour speed, two now radl • tic, power steering, new on 1948 engine Blue, sun roof, new Full or part-time. Reply Box 32S PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — tis, good condition Needs muff lei i>nm. Middletown, N.J. 0774*. approximately 25 hours weekly. Maiawan. Gross sales over woo.ooo Bus* hwv 43 cents alt, excellent condition. $1*00 Cal akes/muffler. AM/FM stereo and BAR HELP — Apply In Person, t 4 Please send resume to Scerpelino 739 UK attar 1 p.m. ght track , 54,000 miles, two door tune-up. $600 or best otter. 5S3-4712 WANTED — Hairdresser, with fol location, lots ol parking, 2?% down, P.m., Palmer Lounge, 509 Palmer MECHANIC — Certified. Niate. Ap- Medical Associates, PA . itf Maple good terms Call ARTHUR BAHLAV reen. good tires, excellent condl We Buy Used Cars and Trucks Ave . West Keansburg. Ave, Red Bank, N.J., 077Q1 lowing tor part-lime work Please CADILLAC 1*71 — Four door, full on, $1600. 842 3469 attar 5. ply In penon, Eatontown Shell, call for appointment, 5304440 After AGENCV, 774SSS1. For FAST RESULTS equipped, excellent condition, S4M SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth South St. and Rt. 35, Eaiontown. ' Red Bank, 747-0717 BASS PLAYER — For original rock 4 p.m., 291-3453 PERKINS PANCAKE STEAK RES AT LOW COST 671-0447 AVELIN ST390 — Looks, •UM and roll band. ood Ntw tires. $900. MECHANIC — Foreign cars, mutt WELDERS — Expanding company TAUNANT — Long term lease, min CAOILLAC FLEETWOOD 1970 Call 747-4974 or 747 5717 have experience. MG and Triumph, tmum cash required, tfS'000 Termi Call 671-1136 Recent promotions of sale* per is seeking experienced welder, good Phone E NCttlcni condition, make otttr 3 Trucks good pay, all fringe benefits. Start sterling salary, paid health plan. on balance First year grott KITSON CHEVROLET CO. BEAUTICIANS — Experienced sonnet now allow Straub Motors 1400,000 Beautiful new building One Call weekdays after 6:30 p.m. With following only. In Rumson immediately. Monmouth Motors, Bulck In Kevport to Interview appli Call for appointment, I a.m. to 4 weekends. 142 641i 'V. 34 Eatontown And Trailers P m . 264 7700 year old, major highway location, in area. Call •42-0044. cants for sales positions. Excellent growing *rtg. Write to Box F 329 REGISTER 542-1000 opportunity for proper person. Call CADILLAC 197S— Black. Iwo-door BOOKKEEPER — Full Charge Ma MEDICAL TRANSCRIBERS — Op- The Dally Register, Shrewsbury full Power and air. S24S0 or btt INCOLN 1978 — Town Car, Bit SCOUT 1970 — With plow, can be portunities to work at home. WeMr. Jim Birmingham for personal WE ARE NO. 1 N.J. 07701. lass blue/tan, loaded. Mint. Only sold separately, best offer. chine experience helpful. Send re- Interview. 2*4-4000 Classified Ads olfer. S72-18M. 264 7203 sume 1o Mrs Fltipatrlck, Office have Immediate openings for tran- IN OPPORTUNITY 4.500 miles, $8900. 946-8825 Manager, Prown's, 32 Broad St., scribers with recent experience SERVICE STATION — A real nlc CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1975 - transcribing. Operative reports, dis- SANITARIAN TRAINEE — Quali- AND GROWTH money-maker - have other tnteres 542-1700 INCOLN CONTINENTAL 1972 — CHEVROLET V* TON PICKUP 194 Red Bank fications, satisfactory completion of Full equipped, mutt be sold, asking Rebuilt six-cylinder, three-st charge summaries, etc. Excellent In Monmouth County. 291-5182, SIMM). Call 747-0644 before 5 p.m. xcellent condition, $900. earning potential Call 230-O1B7 after a two-year associate degree course MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Toll Fr«e from Malawan Art* Plus cap, excellent condition. $800 BOOKKEEPER — Part-time, Insur In an accredited college or univer- 5362101 583-2478 ance agency. Good Salary. Write 2 p.m. 566-8100 CMEVROLET IMPALA W1 - insurance, PO Box 09.7, Red Bank sity, recogniied as such by the de- Number One company In It's field Runs oood. automatic, power steei INCOLN CONTINENTAL 1974 — MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST partment of higher education and/or has three openings for enthusiastic Many extras, sacrifice, $1595. Cal CHEVROLET SCOTSOALE 10 —N.J. 07701. Toll Free from Middlelown Arta ing' brakes. Best otter over J200 1978 Pickup. 8' bOH, excellent cond One person office. Light typing education as appropriate or twoaggressive and sports-minded sales 717*231 64-6591. CASHIER HOSTESS/HOST — Full Knowledge of Blue Cross, Blue years training In an accredited col- representatives with management lion. 747-3500 lege cr university, recognlied as 671-9300 INCOLN MARK V 197* — Min time. Apply In person, Red Oak Shield, Medicare and Medicaid opportunities available in the New 71 Merchandise CHEVROLET VAN 1*74 — SUndar Diner, Rt. 35, Hailet. forms. Light bookkeeping Star such by Ihe department of hlghe Jersey area. Shift, power steering, AM/FM eight ondltion, loaded, 13,000 miles, al Chew Pickup 1955 14 00 hour education and/or education as ap- For Sale DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, hit* body, $11,000. 870-1756. Antique, restorable, In good snape Adeline machines, typewriter!, of- track, Captains chairs, partially fin CAR WASH DETAILER — Please ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY propriate with satisfactory comple- To quality you need to be: •shed Interior, S1900. 291-5011. Make an offer. Call 379-2079 to apply In person, Country Sud«f. tion of 60 credit hours. The training equipment, elc at bargain MAVERICK 1*73 — Tw and for more details 20 Thomas 747 3494 Shrewsbury price* New or used A AC DESK 1900 Hwy. 35. Mlddletown shall Include at least I credit hours • High School Graduate or better AIR CONDITIONER - 32.000 BTU CHRYSLER 1*72 — Town and Coun laculatc condition. SIMM. MOTEL ROOM CLEANING in the Biological Sciences and/or electric stove, one year old, unde OUTLET, tW HI 35, Oakfiunr H v Wagon Loaded, good condition 41-5634. CHEVROLET PICKUP 1953 —Good CLERK-TYPIST — Part-time, (oi Physical Sciences. Enrollment with • Bondable S31 WC 60,000 miles. $1000. 747-5131. running, best offer. Steady work, part-time. Good pay • Three years business experience counter dishwasher. 671-0807 MERCURY COUGAR 1970- Pbwe looal newspaper classified depart must have car. For Interview, the first year employment Into the DINETTES -144 ti.u-at-m.-mim Call 264-1679, 164-8617 nitnt Hours: 1-5 P.m., Mon. through Ml 1037. environmental health and lawdesired but not necessary. BOXES — Corrugated. Packing su CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 197 teerlng/brakes. air. 351 Cleveland FrL, possibly some Saturday morn' course al Rutgers University. Must • Fre« to bagln work wlihln one plies for Industry and Moving an mattrtmes from »3» fS K.D — Automatic, power steer 2,000 miles on motor, $1100 or bes CHEVROLET 1978 SUBURBAN — Ings. Accuracy In typing and soeit have valid N.J. driver's license. Also month Storage Call 747-4094 or 441-4472 Sharp's Furniture, 275 Hwv. 3*, Wait mg brakes, air conditioning 566 96*0 after 6. Silverado C 20, low mileage, regula ing a MUST. Please call Mr. Bot must be a Middlelown resident and Keinsburo Alter 1pm. 491 009S, AM/FM Stereo tap*, brortie wit gas, many extras, $5*00 530-9484. CAMERA — Konica TC.35mmSL MONARCH 1976 — four-door, six tone, 542 4000, Ext, 203, between 4-5 mult Qualify under Middlttown ELECTRONIC PARTS — And t«t light Ian vinvl top and light ta yllnder, 47,000 miles, automatic CHEVROLET "j-TON PICKUP 197 p.m. only NURSES M/F Township CETA program. 471-3100. Lenses, 28. 50, 75-205 loom. 2X. $30 interior. Mags, new snows. Mini cor Ext. 273 between 9 5 p.m. Ask for• Unlimited earnings potential 671-4111 after 4 p.m. equipment Ir, like new, $2*95 plus tax and MV — Four-speed, air, needs some bod RN or LPN, part-time. 11-7 shift, B42 -5SI6 dition, 34,000 miles, $24*1. Ca OM KELLY AUTO, 747 443- CLERKS liberal benefits, good working condi- Mr. Salerno. • Guaranteed income to start 946-3458 work and exhaust system. Best off e CHAIN SAW — 20", McCulloug 422312. over $700 546-2856. TYPISTS tions. Apply In person, Mon. through • Established acounts Call after 5 p.m. FIREWOOD — An hardwood, split CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO SECRETARIES Frl., 10 3 p m , Holmdel Convales- • Complete career training 583 4393 and delivered, Monmouth County 197*, AM/FM cassette, CB, powe MONTE CARLO — 1974, full CHEVROLET Ut-TON PICKUP 197 KEYPUNCH cent Center, 10* Hwv. 34, Holmdel SECRETARY - Challenging secre- • Merit promotions area, US Ptr cord. Call V46-3S26. steering/brakes, air, showroom co oaded, 59,000 miles. — Four-speed, air, needs some bod if you have any of the above skills tarial position In the field service • Pension and Profit Sharing Plan CONTENTS OF HOUSE — Livi dillon. still covered by factory wa Call 707-0505 work and exhaust system. Best off. and are Interested In temporary department within a dynamic com' room set, dining room set. bedroo More Classified raniy. 4000 miles. Must semi over $700. 546-20S6 work, why not come In and register? NURSES AIDE M/W - Part-time. puter Industry working wllh cut' MR. EDWARDS set, many extras Besl offe MUSTANG 1965 — Slx-cyllndei We pay top rates, no fee charged. lomert and technicians out of our 070-9491. on Next Page 741-8*31. atiL. good running condilion COMMANCHE 1967 — All shifts. Call Mrs. Hughes, Holmdel facility. A minimum of Monday through Thurs., 10-5 p.m. $400. 542-3368, after 6 weekdays. good condition, $500 ACE TEMPORARIES 944-4917. three veers secretarial background, 264 2400 CHEVROLET 1976 — Chevett 7392633 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Two-door hatchback. Four cvllnde MUSTANG 1974 — Ghle. V-6, fou 20 Thomas 542-0303 Shrewsbury NURSE'S AIDE — 7-3 Shift, week- steno and word processing ex- CLERK-TYPIST ends only, must be ex per i« need. perience helpful. Responsibilities in- For Sale tour speed, manual steering an peed, AM/FM, air condition^ DODGE VAN 1971 — Slx-cylinde eludei D'^' VtUtliJner xr 53 Domestic Help brakes, rally pack, AM/FM, supe 1600. 2645761. ., Please- call Medlcenter-. 142,3000, gas saver, 43,257 miles $2695, ta F-Kt. 63 vice calls, typing, filing, handling and MV extra Red Bank Volv OLDSMOBILE 1*48 CUTLASS — labor reporting and various secre- COMPANION — Live-In, some cook- Dealer, 741-SoM. Power steering/brakes, good condl DODGE VAN 1974 — Tradesman ORDERLY — 3 11 shift, experience tarial duties..Send resume or call Ing, light housekeeping, mature ion, $500. Call 291-2443. 700. excellent condition, 12300 Call or certified only for nursing home Sharon Koons, 449-9211, Eln: 317.woman. Call or write to William CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*73 4-4051. CLERK/TYPIST Full-time, starting rate $4.05 per Our company offers 100% tuition Scoles, Box A 372, The Daily Reg- Power windows/brakes, al OLOSMOBILE 1973 — Two-door niry level position, type 40 wpm. hour, after short prcbellen $5.12 per refund, medical and dental benefits ister. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. AM/FM stereo, rear wlndo hardtop, automatic, full power, air, ODGE PICK-UP 1970 — And 1974 cellent benefits. Start 13.10 hour. hour. Do not phone. Apply In person, and more. Equal Opportunity Em 042-4414. defrost, two-door. $850. 741-2567. Ike new, regular gas, To settle es 50SL Honda, $900 for both or bast ACE EMPLOYMENT Mon, Frl, only, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Atlec- plover, rn/t Digital Equipment ale. Asking 11195. 842-4219. Call after j p.m.. 7414127. Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury tlc Highlands Nursing Home, 0 Mid Corp., 11 Campus Dr., Somerset, COMPANION — Llve-fn, some « CHEVELLE 196* dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands Ing, light housekeeping, mature ONSTRUCTION- EQUIP N J OM73 Six-(.ylinder. $700 OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass Supreme, CAMINO 1974 — V-0, power N.J. women. Call or write to William 2074125 eering/power brakes, cap. 51000 ENT/MECHANIC — Ex Scoles, Box A 372, The Dally Reg i lindeu roof, economical v-6, all 291-2257. iced. Diesel engine, hydraulic SHIPPING CLERK — Accurate, oe power sieerlng/brakes, air condl- PART TIME — 5:30 a.m. to 7 a.m., pendable person lo stock shelves and Ister, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1974 eeded In established construction established morning routes, avail 842-4414. Four-door. loaded, good condition ionlng, AM/FM 34,000 miles, one ORD 1979 F150 PICK-UP — 12.000 upment dealership. Call for ap- able in Holmdel, Hailet. Llncrott pack orders. Drivers license. Mail 1175 Call 787-9020 »r. 13995. Cal) Kathy, 739 1010 les, four-speed, power steer intment between 8 5, 701 7M 4600 areas. To reliable person with car Order Firm. Write P.O. Box 477, HOUSEKEEPER - Mature, In days, 5U2470 eves I/brakes, AM/FM cassette, com- Can earn »50 to two monthly. Days Long Branch, N.J. 07740. lelllgcnt, own transportation. Col CHEVROLET 1969— In good shape PARK CHEVROLET tie wllh cap and slide-in caper COMMUNICATIONS 471-7044, 229-2774; eves 077-4053 SLEEP IN DOMESTIC — General lege preferred 2 p.m.-4 P.m., Mon a car buffs model. For appdntmen It, Illness forces Immediate sale. Fri. Prepare dinner. Excellent Call after 6 p m., 747 MM Sales Leasing Service Parts TRAINEE household cleaning and laundry, Rt. **—775-1211—Neptune Make odtr 2222440. High School graduate, 17-25 PART-TIME — Large maintenance rooking and serving mrali, lake salary and fringe benefits. Refer Call Mon-Wed., 1D-3 company nas several openings ir care of three children. Wa ences required Call eve., 534-5971 CORDOBA 1978 — u.000 miles, a ORD TRUCK 1973 — Camper spe- Holmdel »r»a for light lanltorla conditioning. AM/FM stereo, POW PINTO 1973 - With a 1975 engine, ial, steeps six, air, complete, 135O0. 443-7174 (133.40 per 40 hour week, $3.90 per 2000CC. Good tires. As is, asking 1300. work during the evening hours Wt hour, over time $4.35 per hour HOUSEKEEPER — Mon.-Frl., 9-4 steering/brakes. Mini condlll 39-243). Complete charge of house and two Asking $»00 4M-H31. 344-1174, ENTAL ASSISTANT - Part-time. offer a oood starting wage and ben* Private room end board. APPI ORD FT250 4x4 1977 — 351 V4. n day), busv. pleasant at tits plus a pleasant working environ Mllford Parwer, 944-4114 li year old child. Must have own trans CORVETTE 1976 LI2 — Automat PLYMOUTH FURY III 5,000 milts, four speed, power osphere, X-ray license, chalrside, ment. it Interested, please cal Marlboro. portstion and be a non-smoker, $150 25,000 miles power steer ing/brake 1974, 1700 teering/brakes, all heavy duty, me desk, good salary. Send re- 944 5252 a week. Call 780-2443 after 4 p. AM/FM stereo, CB eight-track, t 564-9547 me to P.O Box 640. Long Branch, SOCIAL SERVICE DESIGNEE - many extras, must sell, (6000 or best 07740. PART-TIME — Bus driver, private wheel, luggage rack, $7995. Oa PLYMOUTH 19*7 — Good transpor . 747-1441, after 5:30. For nursing home, BA In social Situations Wanted 741-0243, nights 739-0204. school, will train. Good pay. Call work, experience preferred. Atlan- 54 lation. two-door, 1300. NTEHNATIONAL 1V73 - CO4070, ENTAL ASSISTANT — Full lime, between 9-4 p.m. S42-4777. tic Highlands Nursing Home, 6 Mid- Female CREDIT PROBLEMS 739 2*33. ngle axle, 65,000 miles on rebuilt perienced only dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Call 747-1112 PART-TIME — Sundays Included. No cash? If you're working, we C PLYMOUTH CUSTOM - 197$, ex- iglne, Detroit 310. cut to 290, new Retail, gourmet kitchen store. Must Mon.-Frl. only, 10 •.m. to 4 p.m. BABYSITTING - My Shrewsbury help to get you financed. No mone traclean, air, power steering, power res, two 150gallon tanks. 5.4 MPG., home. Small group, play yard, ISHWASHER GENERAL KltCH- have experience with gourmet cook- STOCK/ INVENTORY CLEHK down. Payments arranged to s brakes, 38,000 miles. $2000. 741-5S17 x eel lent mechanical condition, N HELP — Starling rate of 14.05 snacks, hot lunches, reasonable vour needs. Many New and Qual 10.500 or best Offer. 870 6461 Ing and kitchen related items. Sales Experienced only Knowledge of rates. Any age. 741-0223 anytime. I days. 741-4154 eves., ask for Minos, per hour. After short probation 15.12 experience helpful. Phone 747-4655. Used Cars to choose from. Call M hour. Excellent fringe benefits small construction equipment. Stock Fredericks at Rassas Pontiac, 3 PONTIAC 1979 SUNBIRD — Four E€P - 1979, AMC Renegade Six o net phone. Apply In person, At PART- TIME POSITION — After control and set-up of equipment and BABYSITTING — Full-time only Broad St., Red Bank. 741-51M. cylinder, AM/FM, air, great condi vtinder, three speed, 14,000 miles. nhc Highlands Nursing Home, 0 noons, typing, telephone, tiling, etc supplies for servicemen for follow- Mon. through Fri. in my home. Kev lion, hatchback. Best offer. 229-7631 64-0086 iddletown Ave., Atlantic High Please send inquiry to Box A-312, ing day's work. Company benefits. port. 264 7191. DATSUN 197a — 28OZ. slx-cyllnde Call 244-4173. automatic, manual steering, pow PONTIAC 1V72 — Ceta.lna, four OYOTA — 4x4 pick-up, 1979. Long nds. N.J. The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, MOTHER WOULD LIKE TO — DISCOUNTS FOR bed, 33" cap, power steering, hitch N.J. 07701. Babysit In her Keansburg home for brakes, stereo tape, runs as good door hardtop, original owner, powei RIVERS WANTED — With own SUPERVISOR - Salary and Com- it looks. 65,200 tiles. $5,995, tax a steering/brakes, air, automatic, re 500 miles. New condition. 16995 mission. Must be available from 3:30 working mother. Mon.-Frl. Call af part-time and full-time. Eve PIANIST — To accompany ballet ter 3 P.m., 495-1347. SENIOR CITIZENS MV extra Red Bank Volvo, Deal quler gas. 1775. S44-034*. 72-9442. ngs, after 4 p.m. Apply In person classes, afternoons and evenings. lo 9:00 p.m. and have a full site car, station wagon or van. For further 741-5886 RABBIT — "You've got to drive I1 ed Bank Pizia, IS North Bridge Hailet studio, sight reading neces TYPIST — Will-do typing and Red Bank. 042-2431 or 741-9048 sarv, 072-0516 or 739-2020. information, call Mr. Rollain at lated work in mv home on IBM D ATSU N 2802 1977 — AM/ F to believe It." SHREWSBURY MO Motorcycles 542 4000, Ext. 237. cassette, mag wheels, more, $5: TORS. INC., 741-0500. PRINTER - Press operator, fully Experienced, with low rates and 5420856. Electrical/Electronirical/Ele c SUPERINTENDENT WANTED — excellent references Call 144 0350 CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE RED BANK VOLVO HARLEY 1974 — 1000CC. good con. experienced on Mulllllth 1250. Call TRAINEE 222-4412. New building, live In, nice environ- DATSUN 1977200- SX Flvt spe 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. dition, custom paint, extras. S1B00 High School graduate, 17-25 ment, Black Seal. Salary open. Call 63 Money To Loan OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY low mileage, extra clean. 39 MP RED BANK, 74I-50M 29t-4M9 Call Mon.-Wed., 10-9 PRODUCTION WORKER — PVC183 4980 between 10-4 P.m. 843-9347, or 747-7419. Open 5 nights lo 0:30 P.m., Sat. unti 443-7176 Compounding Company looking for 4. HONDA 750 CUSTOM CHOPPER — a conscientious and reliable person TELLERS tSSSSSSSkSKSSSSSSS DATSUN 1*72 24OZ — New paint a Rebuilt engine, custom soft tal NGINEERING TECHNICIAN — to loin our production department Cashiering experience helpful Posi- lires AM/FM, must see. C RITTENHOUSE le Asking IIBOO. Call after 5 ermanent full-time position to as tions available in Monmouth Countv RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES 2919564. LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc 747-7MJ3.' 1st project engineer! in develop- Start 1125 Fee reimbursed $ GOVT BACKS 1l'/2% 900 Hwy. 35 775-1500 Ocean TM ment of new electronic and electro ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY DODGE - 1978, snow plow true ^UZUKI ruVTSm. set UP foi mechanical devices Classroom $ Homeowners Loins S 10% Discount to All Senior Citlient WePertlelpate in PAA Program RUSSELL OLDSMOBILC dirt. Many extras. 1700 or best offer 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury 5/0 Broad St. Shrewsbury 741-4I/4 . 14,000 miles. Needs work. $3250 ilng In electronics or one year's REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one Nm Rt 33 Haitet. 2M-UM best offer. Call 7I7-35O0. CADILLAC CO. Call 741-U13. work experience as engineering TERMINAL OPERATOR Newman Springs RdJt e d741-O91i of our successful offices, with a 1 • per month by consolidating a1! bills < PALACE DINER TRIUMPH 1977 — Bonnevllle 750 echnlclan desirable. Excellent com- proven plan for success, highest KEYPUNCH LINCROFT PHARMACY — W2 DODGE VAN 1*75 — Tradesm any benefits. Apply Wheelock Sig- commissions, bonuses. Licensed or Data entry, typing, calculator, filing • inlo one low monlhly payment and ' 10% Discount to Senior Clllum Newman Springs Rd . Llncrott. N.J. Runs good, needs some work. Cal nals Inc., 273 Branchport Ave., Long even q.ve you LEFTOVER CASH 45 Monmouth St., Red Bank 741-1131 Free Delivery. Senior Citizens Dll- 200, automatic shift. 318 V-6, rad SAAB 1975 — Perfect condition, 3 495-0773 unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at correspondence and general office ( tire* Good condition. Good for bu Branch, N.J. 07740, An equal op- Matawan office, 546-8400. To $160 week. lor any reason - BUSINESS USE count honored. We participate In MP. MPG., 13450. Call 291-2442. be portunity employer. $— HOME REMODEL - FUTURE OLDE UNION HOUSE PAA Proarirm Call 741-T4U ne» or cuslomliing, $2000. 747-162 tween 0:30-5. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Auto Rent/Lease REAL ESTATE SALES 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury NEST EGG RESTORE YOUR 10% Discount to Senior Cltlnni DODGE CHARGER 1976 — $ CREDIT - even 3. 4 5 months ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS STEIN CAOILLAC _X PERIENCED ONLY —Answer- Associates badly needed. Active behind — use now lo AVOID. air, AM/FM, lull power, wire wh ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK ng servfee operator, hours 0-4 and market with mortgage money avail- 4-* P.M. ONLY RADIATOR WORK covers, small economical V-fl. Gi 77S 28O0 R ENT A VAN — Low, low rates. Cal weekends. Call 291-34)4. able. One of Monmouth County's, USED CAR 11 Wharf Ave., Red Bank MI 7J7J shape. Asking $2650. Call John Marty, TOMS FORD, Hwv 35, Key oldest and most respected firms. Reconditioning Person •ftfU&M OBIED RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS 042 6770 STRAUB BUICK OPEL port, 244-1400. Offices in Shrewsbury and Holmdel. Full-time and benefits Apply in per X IHBMCUKVLTATUMFEE ! Auto Air Conditioning I Cooling Svs NINE ACRESof New and Used Car EXPERIENCED MANICURIST No Prior experience necessary - but son, WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE. I EiMfk: S7500173.29 M. TIRES tems. All Minor Auto Repairs. 10% DODGE CHARGER SE 1977— FL Hwv 35 244-4000 Kevi WANTED — For Jacqule's Place, desired. Call for Interview today: Hwv. 34. Belford Discount to All Senior Citlient. 123 equipped, spoke wheels, 25. Auto Insurance ~ell Tues. thru Sat., 700-2370. WALKER A WALKER, Neighbor- • A., I..HIM UJ100.000 CROWN TIRE MART W. Front St.. Red Bart*. 741-1177 miles Asking $4300 739-1798 THUNOERBIRD CLASSIC 1947 — hood Realty Group, either 741-5212 Discount to ALL Senior Citizens. Needs body work, some mechanka EXPERIENCED PRESSER or 671-3311. Hwv. 34, Port Monmouth, 7I7-H/2. DODGE 196* CORONET - Neec work. Best Offer. 042-9420. COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTE: WANTED — Single-needle operator 51 Help Wanted Shrewsbury Ave.r Tlnton Falll, The Dally Register some work, moving, must sell. C ANY CAR DRIVER AGE o work on children's coats, 35 hours REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — 747-1200. 40 3rd Ave., Long Branch, CLASSIFIED ADS 739-9455 THE FINEST SELECTION — Of CALL 747-2900 week. Call 741-9025. For aggressive office with max- Daily 9-9 . 93»-6«2$ 229-0100. new end u*ed cart In Monmout 1 DODGE POLARO 1973 — Wl County. Over 100 air conditlonei PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa EXPERIENCED — Lega ) secretary imum training and advertising pr» fcLtCTROMIC* Rt. 35 Neptune TT4-4040 542-1700 nine-passenger, show room con grams. MELMED REALTY, new cars in stock. McGLOIN mous for low cost auto Insurance or local law firm. Must be able to 671-5450. lion, 3500 miles. To settle esta BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrewsbur Easy payment plan. Immediate l.C ssume responsibilities Excellent TECHNICIAN. sssssssssssssssssss $1200. 2874125. Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 741-4200. cards. Free quote by Phone. Cal yplng and dictaphone skills re- REAL ESTATE SALES IT'S NOT JUST A JOB, 244-3007. ulred. Salary commensurate with ONE GOOD FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su bilitv. Full benefits. Please send SALESPERSON WANTED IT'S AN ADVENTURE. BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SAL perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC esume to Box A 381, The Dally Experience preferred, but not neces- INC. ' 42 Lower Main St., Matawan 10 Wanted Automotiv Register, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. sary. Our TV exposure attracts 334 Main St. Matawan 583- 544-2299. FLOOR WAXERS — And lanitorlai many buyers and sellers. Call Joe Navy ships rely on elec- Cahlli, Century 21, Lauten Realty, CLASSIFIED AAAAA help needed tor part-lime mornings, tronic equipment. Com- 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — And let 7.until 11 a.m., Mon.-Sat. In a local 078 Hwv. 35 and corner of Kings model wrecks Highest prices pal department store In West L. Hwy., Middlelown. 671-4444. JOIN munications, radar and now. Call ROCCO, 787-3254, 707-3349 Branch. Please call M0-3V2-494I MIDDLETOWN'I LEAPING CEN- navigation systems de- TURY 21 OFFICE ALL JUNK — Wrecked and un pend on it. If something wanted can and trucks. Bough HELP! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — We goes wrong, the man Call 495-0611, Bill. $150 PER WEEK are seeking a full-time professional, : capable of handling executive clien- the Navy depends on is BUSINESS DIRECTORY or a person who can fit our neetli. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Maintain busv household ana* be tele, marketing and training pro- the Electronics Techni- LABRIOLA For Junk cars and scrap bright enough to assist in light busi- gram. An agency Is only as suc- 542-2235 ness duties. For Interview, call cessful as Its salespeople. We are cian. He's responsible A DAILY GUIDE successful. We'll show you how to be JUNK CARS WANTED ^ 7-7774. a success. Experience helpful, but for the maintenance MOTORS, INC. Red Bank 74M07* HORSE AND BARN WORK — Part not necessary. Real estate license a and repair of elec- Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Ime or full time, Including all day must. For confidential interview call tronics equipment on iun. Must have experience with Foulks Preston Agency, 471-9494, 2 JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted Woodland Dr., Middletown. ships and at shore sta- YOUR ECONOMY CAR Top dollar, tree 24-hour pick-up. Ca torses. Apply In person, Combs 591-1449 or 727-1510. Animal Hospital, Shrewsbury Ave tions. If you have me- and Rt: 35. Shrewsbury REAL ESTATE SALES - Due to chanical aptitude and CARPET LIGHT HAULING CARPETCLEANING HEADQUARTERS TOP DOLLAR expanding business, we have Im- .FOR USED CARS INSURANCE PER5ONALL1NES- mediate openings for two full lime, qualify, the Navy will INSTALLATION Monmouth County agency seeking experienced salespersons In our At- MOVE WITH NICK —For le*». Free 1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING LIPPINUdPTOR CAR CO.. INC service representative. Must have lantic Highlands office Call Whelan train you as an Elec- JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — estimates. Senior rates, also will Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable Rt. 35/^SJWf WtlH, H.J, 717-1300 experience In ratine., homeowners Realty Group, 2*1 MM, far cenflden- tronlci Technician Rf lav*. r«palr«, rt itrttttm, cut travel Call anytime, S4e-t1«4. 1*1 Mttllt Huffman. I4f-O]gf DATSUN - DODGE TOP DOLLAR PAIP and auto, Including assigned risk. Hal Interview. torn work and cleaning, 2*4-4177. For lunk cars. Immediate pickup Call 671-5111 Contact: PAINTING* Call 222 1200 or 222-2240 SECRETARY — Two-three years ROOFING A SIDING SALES - SERVICE - PARTS experience preferred, Responsible Navy Opportunities INCOME TAX SE RVICE DECORATING WE NEED USED CARS NSURANCE AGENCY — Looking person with oood typing and steno REE ESTIMATES — Olsen ROOT NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV or full-time personnel. Must have skill. Must be able to work closely 58 Monmouth Street ECONO-PAINT and Siding Co Call 747 Salt or ROLET. Hwy. 34, Matawan experience rating auto and fire. Mld- i volunteer worker and the pub- Red Bank. N.J. 07701 INCOME TAX RETURNS — Busi- Quality work-low raits ittt. Established ifOJ. letown area. Please call Linda, lic. 9 5, salary open. Call 531-4200 or ness. Personal and State. Margery Free estimates. 229-7*44, 877 1130 741-2433 787-4240. send resume to P.O. Box 247F, Deal, Call: 742-2326 Trovoto, nth Year In Middletown. GAGLIANO N.J. 07723. Call lor appointment, 471-I2t*. PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING ootl no-Sid I na-G utters-Repairs. JANITOR'— Full time PRO — Complete winter 111 ng, pan- ree estimates. m-OMf or 222-lHf Janitor/Bui Id Ing Custodian, 40 how- eling, stucco, alterations. 74M773. week, some spill davi. Red Bank. TAX CONSULTANT — With eight Send Resume to Box A 383, The years experience preparing Feder- PAPERHANGING — Painting, In- TRUCK ftAUT O Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. al, Stale and business lex returns. terior, exterior, sheet rock, taping, RENTAL 51 Help Wanted 07*01. VALUABLE COUPON Call Ronald Teita, 1*4 SMi plaster, work guaranteed. 4*5-0tl7. 1980MIRADA FORD RENT-A-CAR Male/Female KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Key MISCELLANEOUS WALLV'S PAINTING FAIRWAY FORD :otape experience, nights. Ex- Expert Crattsman-ReesoneWe Dally - Weekly - Monthly cellent salary. 944-4298. Interiors my specialty. 2*i-t|t1. ACCOUNTANT — KnmMst of I. 50 CENTS OFF 2H-M0D rtlurm. "Ill Inln. Oil 13119' LADIES-MEN — Earn $2$-$» Per BASEMENTS - Garages, allies, WILLIAM J. CLARK Monday through Friday. 9-S. week working at home on the phone. ate., cleaned out end hauled i PAINTING CONTRACTOR 244-3244. Your Next Snow Wowing. John. 747-3M4. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING MECHAN HOME, S44-M17 '— Commercial and Industrial, m LEGAL SECRETARY — Ex- HANDYMAN — Unlimited, free es- Imum five v»an •xwri perienced preferred, sieno required, DAftY REGBTBt OASSKED AD timates, ash tor Tony. HOME trwm expanding Freehold firm, hours 9-5, Call 717-1113 salary commensurate wlin ability. By presenting this coupon IMPROVEMENTS AVIS Call 442-7340. When placing your ciasswa ad HOUSES, GARAGES. — Stortt, AREA SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT fSofty. not good tMrmfi Ftmlt Ad CARPENTRY, — Pelntlno, kitch- TEST DRIVE AT r etc., cleaned out. Light hauling and ens, rooting, etc Quick service, ATIVE — Must bt Interested Ir f Ctl tdH) deliveries. Prompt Mrvlcw 7I7-7WS I REPRESENTATIVE working hard and mult have •» Are you looking for a growth o ptrltne In IK* insurance field. We AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE porlunllv based on vour owr lupplv the leads. Draw against com LOCAL AND LONG DISTANT HANDYMAN CAN latlvas and achievements? I' mhisfon plus fringe benefits. Suc- MOV1NO —-iLJImttHs «;*:,*», •.V,4fior home- r??el-i. painting, are able lo communicate, ac cess could be yours by calling Ster- Call 542-1700 sonable rates. Call M2-4in. carpentry and plumbing. Free estl resPOflbllltles, have mechanical a ling Thompson Life Insurance, Ed males. 741-4M9. V. «• try harder. *0 MAIM ST. tltude and enjoy outdoor wo ' Cllrov, 564-0174. Mall chccki lo: Tttt Dally Rvglitor MOVINO> — Free estimates Low offer year-round employment, MR. FIX-IT — Specialties in alec 544-410O MATAWAN Ont FtogUtof PUu, Shrewsbury, N.J, 07701 rate*. Experienced, reliable. Call trlcal, plumbing, appliances. Rea- At It If alum UM tin 1*1 Imrks Iv salary, commissions, bonuse LPN — M/F, Part-time, Frl. and Dan al 244-1*44. LAWN DOCTOR, Marlboro ar Sat., n-7. Call Mrs. Hughes. sonable. Free estimates. 471-ytJ. Call 9-1, Mr. Coleman. 591-1700. Www. 222 EatoMfowa 16 The DMIy ReKtder SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. JANUARY 28. i960 213 Instruction handle the satd matter* due la a M Merchandise A REAL CSTATE - Sam onfiicl of interest »M 71 Mwxtundise 71 Merchandise tour** Mornings, Feb 1122 WHEREAS, professional ser For Sal* For Sal* Monmouth institute 543 2)00 MIUS are r«»moi from the bidding • uNS - Private reawremenls of the Local »»ubiic leave meUage Tor Joe c, o Ho) Contracts Lew. •«* -•-- •- WESTINGHOUSE - P» NAN JOHNSON breuneu* 2914U4 or write J St , WHEREAS the funds for these lib kpm cord Cell «fta wether Mi arvtr |2M BUYS AND BUYS P O Boa 501. New AAonmouth, N J services are available pursuant to WUIL kiNI 2*1 M3 alter 6 em From an entire household to a unglt he Certificate of Availability o* item Antique furniture jewelry, nl :unds attached hereto and in FIREPLACE WOOD - •er immediate cash Top dollar corporate* by reference into Ibis •*» w>m ioat. MM bv tor* or ' J 72 G a rage Sales •42 144« ______card Me 4B3 or M4411] Yard Sales OLD FURNITURE Anuawri. Chi ""NOWTHEHEPORC, « IT RE FIREWOOD n*. glauwar*. art objects and brie SOLVED bv the Mayor and Council nM Delivered of the Borough of Eetontown that BASEMENT SALE MOVING I'ftik Immediate cash tor any Abraham J Zager be and is hereby n\ jJ4i Something lor everyone thing and everything Ruscils I5E lit Atburv Park appointee Special Counsel tor (he FIREWOOD-SEASONED OAK - January 2* and 27. * 4 p.m. ' Front SI . Red Bank Ml—MW. • PUBLIC NOTICE Borough for the purposes of the Sid 1*0 Ni cord. Immediate delivery 26 Buckneli Drive. Haziet TURN VOUR DIAMONDS INTO At the Regular Meeting ol the Paul Corporation tax appeals, and • Cell 43l«4M DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo Board of Education held last eve BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Cash DON PON S JEWELfcRSWtH mnf. the tottowtng resolutions were that a COPV of mis resolution be FLORIST SHOWCASE REFRIG 7* Auction Sales Buy from private owners and es- adopted lo. schedule the following published within ten devs from the fcRATOR - 4Kl*la.n.*fr.)te* Asfc- tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE meetings lo be held in the Asburv dale hereot jnn un Dav* •Mftj*4 Eves PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent 131 Houses For Sale 132 Condominiums Park High School Seconded bv Councilman COL JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES SIGNED 799 River Rd , Fair l Thursday. January 31. i960 at Borneo and adopted upon the follow Auctioneers Appraisers Grava N J 841-6257 Town Houses ng roll call vole FURNISHING ON A LOW Markers Bronzes Ml 1M 2648 7:00 P.M BUDGET? — Chech tne USED MOVE TODAY — One bedroom, UNION BEACH - Three-bedroom ANOTHER NEW LISTING! Special Meeting of the Board ol AYES Councilman Borneo. WANTED pav PO bills, parking, $195 house. $350 per month. Call Pair Haven Colonial offering charm Education The purpose of this Spe- Countilwoman Wolcott. Counciimen FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Naw or used rooting stale and comfort. Dining room, den. SHADOW LAKE MANY NEW AND BANK Fine furniture for lass it? 77 Pels And Livestock STATE RENTALS. Bkr 747-9434 ALMOST NEW MODELS — To cial Meeting is as follows ilr, Lonergen and Bitterly Call 147 4445 three bedroom*, tawing room. a Togo Into Closed Executive Ses NAYS None MODERN APARTMENT - Near Wrap-around porches, basement, choose from, starting al $55,000 E« sion lo discuss personnel matters, WANTED — Any condition, old transportation Best time to call is ample*: DesiMbie Hawthorne with ABSENT Councilman Lewis GUILD D 2S — Acoustic Guitar, with 103 Rentals To Share deep yard lor the children matters in litigation, and matters APPROVED: DATED: January 23. caw andCNtrat. eat client condition Advanced And Beginners dolls, lovs. leddv beers, all Christ before noon. 493-041*. Rumson/ Fair Haven school sys- fireplace, garage and super Florida which fall under the attorney and best re.ison.ible ofttr 6M 4/43 DOG TRAINING mas items, alw Halloween Hems, tems. Your family will enjoy this room. $84,900 Two-bedroom client privilege J JOSEPH FRANKEL. anything before 1950 Will pKk UP. MONMOUTH BEACH — Spacious, APARTMENT TO SHARE — Allan- sunny home See It today $79,900 Navesink Model, asking $57,500, Classes eves and Sal. afternoons. Top doM r lt b. To discuss the proposed building MAYOR Bavsho'e Companion Dog Club * *' t" M'd 741 4OT2 modern one and two-bedroom apart it Highlands. $1Ii/month 747-4213 CENTURY II, COZENS with $43,000 essumable mortgage HAMMOND & BALDWIN ments with balconies. Starting at >r 291-3101. program. ATTEST MARJORIE L. BECKER. Ml-Wet CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors Brand new Villa 600. only $77,000 c To lake action ai a result of the BOROUGH CLERK PIANO AND ORGAN WANTED! $300 per month Ideally located on Call today for earJv occupancy VAN "Independently Owned" , M0 N discussion held in Closed Executive HAROLD GROSSMAN, CENTER AKC LABRADOR PUP — Nine- immediate cash paid Gold up to the river. Heat and hot waler SUP 613 River Rd. Fair Haven ? *OENCY, 7474100 w*eh old black female First shots $650 per w Silver UP to (40 per oi d Immediate occupancy Call 104 Winter Rentals Session and to act upon other mat ACTING 9OROUGH CLERK Silver coins up to 2300% Scrap gold 1201) 741 7*6* SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE MID- ters brought before the Board i 28 HI 00 Division of Altenberg 1 30 4 30, 211 303J. after i. 671 2*11 Mrs Baker. 222 1100. DLETOWN • A super buv In this and silver in wt farms, rings, BUYER'S BEST UO'S I. Friday. February IS, tWO at 8 Piano House ALC — Registered Golden Retriever bracelets, teeth, etc. Any condition MORGANVILL E — Three-bed room, MOUNT POCONO — Four bedroom, brand new two bedroom home Nev P.M. Old you know Three bedrooms, two baths. 16' . lived in Second floor with • NOTICE TO BIDDER* PUPPV, six week, old, reasonable broken or not. We pay for antique iv* baths, heat supplied, security two bath Chalet Fireplace. Private kitchen, den. utility room, lull dry Drawing tor Position on Ballot for We Are N.J.'s 495-1243 value! All transactions are (trictlv $175 a month 591 144?. golf course, tennis courts, beach and enclosed porch, super kitchen wilh the School Election. NOTICE is hereby given thai basement all appliances plus washer and waled bids will be received bv th« Largest and Oldest confident,ai and strictly cash! Call :ountrv Club. Close to all retorts. MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671 5450 3 Tuesday. March 4. i960 at 7 » ATTENTION 442 5444. ask for Mr Cash PLENTY OR ROOM - Three 222 5543 dryer. The best value in this de P.M. Mayor and Council of the Borough oi Piano Dealer bedrooms, carpet, kidi ok. ready. EDWARD W. COLLINS slrAble community $57,000. Call to Special Meeting of the Board of Eatonlown. New Jersey, for the ren Mi son and Hemlin. Kimbm HUNTERS STATE RENTALS, Bkr 747 9434 SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios AGENCY REALTOR 94*4144 Education The purpose o< this Spe- ovation ol existing church to be usec and motel units—maid service, all lav. as a new community center, ana Sonmer. Baldwin. Kawat, Knebe. PURE BRED PORT MONMOUTH - Three-room FOR BEST RESULTS CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors cial Meeting Is to hold a Public Everett, Currier. Hardmen ana WALKER FOXHOUND REAL ESI ATE utilities Included Low winter rates Hearing on the 1980-81 school opened and read in public at the PUPPIES „ RENTALS apartment, some utilities included by the dav, week or month. No lease ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR "Independently Owned" Municipal Building. 47 Broad Street. Available Feb. 1 7878441 after S. 613 River Rd. Fair Haven budget . Eatontown, N J , on Wednesday. LARGE DISPLAY OF Litter of sevtn. four left One male, or security. TRADE WINDS Inter City Relocation Service Notices of these meetings will be three females The Sira and Dam MOTEL, 842 1837 B4232O0 (201) 741-7*6* February 13. 1980, at I 00 P.M. Pre GRAND PIANOS PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room advertised In accordance with the vailing Time Bids are due on are outstanding running hounds, 101 Apartments garage apartment, $200 per month. Open Public Meeting Law and the 300 MAIN STREET their accomplishments with grays ST THOMAS. V.I — (Sapphire). FAIR HAVEN — Three bedroom Wednesday, February 13, 19M, at all utilities paid except hear, suit- SAVE THROUGH OWNERI Huoe. ranch, excellent condition, estate 136 Industrial Property resolution adopted bv the Board of 12 00 Noon Prevailing Time. ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 and red fox have bean excellent in able for one or two persons, avail- Education at their Organiiation 775 9300 the past two years. Alto, good as delightful luxury studio tor two. on like salting. Principals only, Call AHERDEEN-MATAWAN AREA — able Feb. t. Please do not call after water. Shaded balcony, breath- owner tor appointment, 747-2579 Meeting on May 24.1979. Plant and Specifications (of tht Oaen daily t to 9, Sat. 'Ill 3 house pels, good with children For Unfurnished, three bedroom, dining 6 P.m 291 4602 FOR LEASE -~ Eicellent Little Sll proposed work prepared bv Paul W further information: taking view Separate dining room SB*. 900. ALLEN B. WEISSBERGER HOT DOG CART — Stainless steel room, eat in kitchen, full basement, and kitchen. Choice location, full ver location, 3000 sq. ft., light In BOARD SECRETARY Reilly, A I.A., 45 Weir River Road. MOO Call between 9 a.m.—I1 p m CALL lenced yard, garage, kids. pets. We* PRIVATE — One bedroom, tree popular resort. Snorkel!no palm"- FAIR HAVEN dusirlal/commercial, free standing Jan. 26 $12 90 Rumson, N.J., are on till in tald 787-5047. MS 1404. heat, new paint, no lease, $13S treed beach, marina. Discounted building. Recently constructed, all architect's office and may be In- 787-5938 STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 rate, packaoe airfare, not subject to LARGE SACRIFICE! electric, well insulated, $3.75 per sq spected by prospective bidders dur- MO TRAIN SET — « piece Walk, ASBURY PARK NORTH — 20% checkout charges, $60 total dal- THREE BEDROOM RIVER OAKS It. Call J.K. Burr, 222 1600. ing business hours. The standard five iwilthet, many buildino.*. AFTER 6 P.M. Furnished one-room efficiencies, RED BANK — Panoramic view of COLONIAL — With many desirable 220 Atlantic Highlands proposal form li attached to the the Navesink Two-bedroom, two- ly, Jan. through Apr. 13, thereafter elevated Iractti. (our •ngimi. power maid service, laundromat and phone US 671-9163. features. Transferred owner wants specifications Copies of the plans pack. Complete, mak* offer COCKER SPANIEL — Free IO good on premises. From (50 weekly. bath penthouse. $550. with option to fast sale ol this immaculate home, 137 Lots & Acreage NOTICE and specifications will be furnished home. Call 9M-M77. buv as condo No pets 741-0516. priced well under the market at ALCOHOL 0>EVERAOK CONTROL bidders upon application lo the ursu} 717-71*1 $9S,000. Call now. Exclusively listed TAKE NOTICE that application architect and payment of Thirty ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One RED BANK — Six room duplex, 106 Furnished Rooms with VAN HORN Agency, BUILDING LOT — Choice residen- has been made to tha mayor and ($3000) Ooilars for the cost of prepa- IBM TYPEWRITERS PARROT SALE and two bedroom garden apart- kids O.K. Lovely decor, $423. tial area in Tlnton Falls, fire dam- common council of the Borough of ration. RENTAL $19.50 per mo. Halt Moon, 139 Mitred Conure, 119 ments. heat, hot water included, $300 TIMBRO $50 544-0950 747-4100 aged, but two-car garage In good Atlantic Highlands to transfer lo and $370 per month plus serltv. Call MIDDLETOWN - Large sleeping condition. Block 40B, Lot S7, all JOHN ROMA, INC. for premises "Bidders are required to comply Rent with option lo buy 172-0327 Albino Cotatiel. U9. Canary, yellow RED BANK male singer, $29; Orange Wing. $199. Ml-ftJIr. n with kitchen privileges. Call FIREPLACE »»S utility hookups installed, maiw. located at 179 First Avenue, Atlantic with the requirements of PL. 1973. LADIES' Specticled Amaion $119 (talking) 38 RIVERSIDE AVE. evenings, 741-6776. r bedrooms, 16' master Estate sale. Call 747 1221. Highlands. N.J. 0771*. the ptanarv :. 127." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri bedroom, U' kitchen, 17x15 den, retail consumption license C-9 here- Bids must be made on the start Parakeets. »7 99. Fancy $9.99. Apartments, luxury garden apart RIVERVIEW TOWERS OCFAN GROVE — Columbia Hotel FLORIDA LANO — Punta Gorda SPORTSWEAR TANKS ALOT, B Maple Ave.. Red FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE welcomes new permanent residents, Qasement. garage, Patio. tofore issued to TOM KELLY AS dard proposal form In the manner ments, heat and hot water supplied, WELMED REALTY Bkr. 671-5650 Isles Muet sell Cash buyers only. SOC. t/a JOHNNY'S TAVERN for designated therein and required by FACTORY STORE Bank, N.J tre« pool, no pels, near shopping and On the Navesink River conveniently located one block from Boardwalk and ocean, restaurant on $11,000. 2*4-20*0 premises located at 179 First Ave- the specifications. Bids must be MIMV, woman's and Va surfs. Open PUPPIES — Shepherd/Saint transportation 29t 0006 between 9-5. Two bedrooms, starting at $490. In- FOUR SEASONS REALTY nue, In the Borough of Atlantic High- enclosed in a sealed envelope bear- premises, local shopping, wlin M E. River Road Rumson lands, New Jersey. ing the name and address of the dally. 10-3.30. Olrtcl from factory to Bernard. 10 waeks old. females. US COLTS^NBCK MOTET - $« Par cludes central air and heat, cooking elevator. Rooms starting at $150 per 138 Mobile Homes you Pants, skirls, shlrfs, vests and to good home Call 461-0026 gas, balconies, 74-hour doorman, TV month, with meals $330 per month 530-9*00 bidder and the name of the proposed jackals Susan Jay, 20 North Brldoe week plus tax and daily rales avail- security and sauna. Garage, pool The officers, directors and work on the outside, addressed to the MIAVINI.SIUHSAII Top-quali- able, light housekeeping. Call For Information call 773-9388. FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY stockholders holding more than 10% Borough Council of the Borough of Ave . The Eisner Building, Red and marina available. BobCiccone, 10X60 LIBERTY — House trailer. of any of the stock of JOHN ROMA. Bank, N.J _____ ty, kiln-dried bale thavingt. Aver- 431 1774 or 946-3700. Ealonlown The bid shall be at com age 45-50 lbs. oer bag, Delivered and 1 Woodland^-Bfiddietown- Air conditioner, two bedrooms, llv INC. are JOHN ROMA, 17* First panled bv a certified check or bid BLINDS! EFFICIENCY — Furnished, all util- 108 Commercial Ing room, kitchen. Unfurnished Avenue, Atlantic Highlands. N.J. Levolors, Verticals. Wovtn Woods Stacked In your barn. 12.60 Call ities. 24 Broad St , Eatonlown. View- READY NOW — Two bedroom, 671-9494 * aond In the sum of not less than ten 875-6711 kids, utilities paid, no lease, $150. Adult park. Asking $7000. Call 0771*. (iu"or percent of the amount of the J6% OFF LIST, DELIVERED! ing Sals . V 4 Call 3i1 2350 Rentals 4*2 72*3. Call Elanbv Products for Quote SI Alt RLN1AI S. Bkr U! UU HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS Objection*, If any, should be bid and must be delivered at the 323-4449 STUO SERVICE — Doberman, GOOD LOCATION — Two bedroom, Call (he Kerr Agency. Inc. made Immediately in writing to Mr. place and on the hour above named. black and tan. RED BANK — Luxury high-rise two- 63* River Rd., Fair Haven, 741-4477 $5500 — 1O'x46\ two bedrooms. Call The bid shall be accompanied bv a kids, new kitchen, bath, only $160. AGENTS — Executives, pro Arden between 8:30 a.m. 4 30 P.m Leonard Clark, Municipal Clerk of PAINT — |j u/gai Interior Call I7I-967T after 4 p.m. STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 bedroom apartment, lovely rlvar fessionals; offices available in two the Borouah ol Atlantic Highlands. certificate from a Surety Company iS 20 gal exterior view. Call 12 noon or between 7-9 HAZLET — New ranch. Three 71/-6153. • - .idling It will provide the bidder THREE PUPPIES - Two males. or three rooms or larger. Air, bedrooms, country kitchen, living JOHN ROMA. INC CALL 583-6779 HIGHLANDS - Bay AH*. Newly p.m evenings, 841-4845. carpet, decoration. On long-term GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME* 179 First Avenue with a bond as required in tne specif- one female, excellent health, 10decorated, wall-to-wall, one- room and bath. All-aluminum sid- week* Please call B42-3S26. RED BANK — Three rooms, retired 'eases. Red Bank area. Full sai ing. Wall-to-wall carpeting. $52,900. — Bethany Rd., Hatlet. Adult park. Atlantic Highlands. NJ PENTAX MV CAMERA — With bedroom, free electric, J25O plus gas Ices. Low rents. 741-9395. Walk to shopping and N.Y. bus. Bv JO5EPH P. GRABLER Vivltar 285 Flash, with a qadget bag heat and seturitv No pets. 291 3003 gentleman preferred, no pets. Pav 787-3500. FINANCING AVAIL- The Borough Council of the gas and electric. 62 Oakland St. ABLE 2*43911. Attorney for John Roma, Inc. Borough of Eatontown reserves the all with original carton, mint condi 81 Sports Equipment ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE Jan. it, Jan 28 $16.M tion. package only, un 747-6050, HIOHl ANHS Three rooms, newly — Heart of Red Bank, private park HOLLY PARK 1973 - 12x55, two right to ini-i any or all bids If ask for Gary- decorated, all utilities included, RED BANK — Four rooms, walk to deemed to the best, interest to the Hiverview Hospital and downtown, ing, approximaltv 160 sq, ft., $100 a HOLMDEL bedrooms, excellent condition, lo- II30 month 215 Bay Ave. 946-4972 or mrfhth Call Rocar Company before cated on adult park, must sell. Borough and reserves the right to GOLF CLUBS - Two woods, 10 541-3735. all bills paid, $350. Call 747-7260 CUSTOM BUILDER'S 222 Eatonlown •old all bids and proposal guaran- davS( 4 03 1 p.m., 741-1313. 739-9555. PIANOS ORGANS irons, bag and folding cart Left- * 3-* * evenings. SHOWCASE MODELS tees for sixty (60) days before mmk- N.J.'S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER handed. $121 complete. 741-WM. HIGHLANDS Thin* large rooms, Councllwoman Wolcott offers ng an award of contract, and each RED BANK — Efficiency furnished DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE — VINDALE — 1973. 12x65. tWO the following Resolution and moves GRAND OPENING SALE child O.K. Appliances, $125 1000 SQ. ft., newly decorated and Limited number of Traditional and bedrooms, central air, appliances, bidder agrees that he will not TIMBRO $» S4409M apartment, near hospital. All utili- Contemporary designs for Im- Its adoption; ithdraw his bid for that period of Visit our huge showroom Besi selet, 84 Merchandise ties, security and references re- fully furnished, modern professional wafl-to-wall carpeting, bay window, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING building In Red Bank 671-3222 mediate occupancy. extras. In family park. Call 495 2385. HIGHLANDS tltnulitul lour room quired. Call 741-2031 or 741-7637. "- 'flfe financing for qualified *P"*'; .; JMU-3F ABRAHAM j. manv used organs, student pianos >4D#rtmenl, overlooking bay. rent lAWR AS SPECIAL COUNSEL TO Bidders are advised thai the low RED'BANK — four 7arg* ryorm, •nf. bidder must be approved bv the De- Rentals from V 50 per month. "The $400 a month, utilities included. fully carpeted. cmtrtl^AlT condl For appointment to tee, call 140 Real Estate Wanted REPRESENT TNE BOROUGH IN only place to make a decision" 87? 1666 alter 5 p.m. washer and dryer, $430 per month SID PAUL CORPORATION TAX partment of Housing and Urban De- Includes all utilities. Suitable for Honed, 450 sq. ft., 15 White St. velopment before award of this Con- FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER $1,500 TO $2,000 „ across Borough Hall. Reasonable 946-3467 APPEALS Pond Rd Shopping Center adults. 747-2142 after 4 p.m. WHEREAS, -there are tax ep- tract. PROFIT KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom 541-0034. ALL CASH' Bv Order ot the Mayor and R1 9, Freehold RED BANK - Tower Hill area, KEANSBURG — To settle Estate. Investors seek houses UP to $100,000 peal, pending before the New Jersey For no waltne appointment tall IMMEDIATE CASH Apartment, kitchen, bath. v*rd. etc. KEANSBU RG — Less than $5.00 per nice section. Walk to High School. Tax Court Involving properties Council of the Borough of Ealon $200 a month plus one month secur- three bedrooms, living room-dining Quick closing MELMED REALTY. Monmouth County. New Jer- 800-342 4927 Clean out your old piggy Dank or area, eat in kitchen, heat and hot dav, common waiting room, Jnclud Larse living room, eat-in kitchen, Bkr. *71-5450 owned by Sid Paul Corporation; and dresser ity '8/ 0.1U Available Mann 1 Ing ail utilities. Call 672-0176. two bedrooms, bath, enclosed porch, WHEREAS, on January 1, 1980 *"" PIANOS — ORGANS SILVER COINS BEFORE 1965 water included, available Feb. 1, KEY PORT CLUB VILLAGE One adults preferred. 219 Soring St., gas heal, radiators. $29,900 Owners HOUSES BOUGHT the Borough appointed Milton M. J. JOSEPH FRANKEL Ail Musical Supplies and Services DOLLARS AT LEAST 115 AND UP OFFICE FOR RENT — Newly re anxious, make offer. CHATEAU Abramotf as Special Counsel to hart Mayor TUSTINO PIANO CO. bedrooms, available March 1, $215 741-32W. FOR CASH HAVES $7.50 AND UP month, Uj month security, heal, hot modeled office, 750 sq. ft. Must see REALTY, REAL ESTATE, 215 Can die such appeals; and ATTEST HAROLD GROSSMAN Dur 9?tn Year QUARTERS 13 75 AND UP RUMSON — One-bedroom un Call between 6-3, 787-0519 Ave., Keansburg, 787-5664. 24-HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR WHEREAS, it has now come to Administrator Asbury Park 775-0664 water and cooking included. Call 9 5 DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY, DIMES (1.50 AND UP daily, 264-1313. . furnished, close to shops and bus. the attention of the Borough that DATED January 24, I960 Open 9 to 9 We buv one coin or hundreds Call $290 per month Includes heat, water OFFICE SPACE — Modern pro REALTOR, 739-2222. Milton M. Abramoff will be unable to Jan. 38 $23.10 now 671-4499 aftir 3 P.m. fetslonal office building, Mid LITTLE SILVER PIANO - Spinel, mahogany, $500 LINCROFT — Three room apart- and electric. 222-3000. dletown Township area on Rt. 3* ment, to acre estate, efficiency Let's be realistic I Putting off buying Call after 4 p.m. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency apart- approximately 1124 sq. ft. For In that larger home, won't get you 741-7153 kitchen, no oven, fresh paint, heat formation, call 291-9000. WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, and utilities included, single only, ments; $285 plus security; $190 plus anything but higher price tags. See RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - RUGS, FOR CASH, $350. Days 642-0731, nights 747-7141. security. Utilities paid. 291 2257 OFFICE SPACE — Heating, air con what living can be like in our tee machine, formica tables, all INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES dit loning Included, reasonable lease spacious four-bedroom, two-bath 159 E. Newman Springs Rd, LONG BRANCH — Efficiency SEA BRIGHT — Designer furnished Ranch, with huge dining room, king conditioner, list 32,000 BTU, plates. Shrewsbury 747-6300 studios and suites. 672-1646. After 6 p.m., 672-1647. siie family room, new custom kitch- 152 Boats & Make It Yourself CUDS. ttC. 67.0802. apartments, one block from ocean Call 233-8335 HARBOUR-POINT OFFICE SPACE — Rl. en, porch and two-car oarage. Of- REFRIGERATOR — Commercial 1492 Ocean Ave. 747-3333 Malawan. Approximately 240 sq. ft fered at $109,900. E.A. Accessories ALL LIONEL TRAINS LONG BRANCH — One bedroom ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, stainless steel Ihme-door.iV Asking Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — immediate occupancy. Call aftei 4250. 671-0346. Eves: 7391641. apartment, $220 month plus electric, 5:30 P.m., 566-0936 S55 Prospect Ave., Little Sliver 946 1893 security. I42-OS24. Shrewsbury Arms Apartments, one 741-4500. FLAGSHIP MARINE SHIPS WHECt COFFEE TABLE — ALL CONTENTS OF HOUSES - and two bedrooms, (large). Large PROFESSIONAL OFFICES — New POWER For Man of Action Solid cherry, 50" diameter, glass Garages, etc One Item or entire lot LUXURY — One bedroom with eat-in kitchen, heat and hot water professional building, Main St. MINT COLONIAL Bavllner. Boston Whaler. too. capstan base and solid brass 787-7035 study, laundry, designer kitchen, supplied. Senior Cltlien Special ( Plan. Call 542-3672. Mstawan. Two blocks from RR A custom crafted (our bedroom Co- hub. «50 9468326. tile bath, carpeting throughout, $400 near Parkway. Private entrances lonial with formal dining room, huge SALE ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for Plus utilities. 741-2196. and lavatories, air conditioning, off Phantom, Laser, Hobie, Harpoon SNOW PLOW — 7', full setup. top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An SNUG — One-bedroom efficiency, family room with fireplace and wet O'Dav, Buccaneer, Erlcson. MATAWAN — Three-room apart part bills paid, appliances. $175. street perking. 3*6-7*71. bar, full basement, top location and $500 tiques, 109 East River Rd., Rumson more. Call for additional Informa- Johnson AAA service. 741-4341 842 3159 Member Appraisers As- mant, heat furnished, adults pre- STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 RED BANK — New professlona Summer and winter storage. ferred, no pets, on* month security. tion. Asking $79,900. sociation ol America. SPECIAL — Three-bedroom, kids office space. Centrally located with Complete Canvas Shop. SOFA — Never used, Hi" Harder Inquire Ralph's Shoe Repair, 116 parking. 320 to 2100 sg. ft., $330 anc First Ave., Atlantic Highlands from Cornelius Cobb, antique blua ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- Main SI., Matawan. ok, free heat, porch, lust $265. STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 up. Heat, water, sewer, taxes and velvet, traditional style, was 11335 TIQUES. Rt. 36 and Homestead maintenance Included. 741-5111 o WHELAN . 291-5600 Sacrifice (900. 042-073*. Ave., Leonardo. 291-5250. Ml DDL ETOWN — Shadow Lake Vil REALTY CROUP iag« TWO Oeflrooms, MOO per 64Mtti; Keep him warm in crochet SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINE — DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I wilt 102 Houses For Rent FOUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — month. Call S42-M9S. STORE-RED BANK — 9 What 291-5402 Mahogany boats, 1936-1956 vintage. pullover ol synthetic worsted. Like new, triple haad, In operation. buy all your small garage sale Ave., next to Olde Union House. 870-1521. Leave name and number. items Call 2644615 after 3 p.m. Ml DDL ETOWN — Three room Wood in excellent shape. Call It has the new quilted look, apartment plus bath. Private. Single BRING FAMILY —Three-bedroom 642-7375 2S5-*545 or WO-9391. MIDDLETOWN — Call or send for it's EXTRA-WARM! Crochet this THE USED FURNITURE CENTER HUMMELS — Figurines wanted, adult preferred No pets. S22S plus kids ok, eight rooms, $340. RED BANK — Office Space, 300 our "Shore and Country Living" 197 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank both old and naw. utilities. Available Feb. 1. After 5 STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 brochure, pics, descriptions, prices LENTZE MARINA — For Rerltan bulky handsome pullover with a Beens, Has-beens and Why Nols 229-4477 Broad St., 1100 sq. ft., all utilitle Bay boating. In-out berthing service 0 m , 671 0628 ELBE RON —Older two story home, Included Call 6423963. on exclusive listings. AP- for power and sail boats, 15 to 26' textured stupe in two colors. three bedrooms, large living rooi PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, Used boat sales. 767-2139. dining room, den, kitchen, two d RED BANK — Broad SI. Two office 950 Rt, 35, Mlddietown. 671-2300. Pattern 855: directions, sizes baths, near train station, $500 month available, good location, $200month MAKO. MARQUIS, OMC — 36-38; 40-42 included. Plus utilities, V'i months security, Call Mrs. Griffith, 747-3730. NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP Duranaullc, Lyman. Johnson. E-Z DON'T PAY THE LANDLORD yearly lease 222-6813 RED BANK — Three-room office on Loader, Bry's Marine Neptune 775-73*4 FAIR HAVEN — Three bedroom Maple Ave. $375, all utilities li When you can own this- three- #v4 classified advertising Colonial, fine schools and area, Im- eluded. 747-3300. bedroom new ranch, aluminum sid- MARINE ELECTRONICS — For $1.75 lot each pattern. Add bOC mediate occupancy, gas heat, cei ing, carpeted throughout, full dry the latest In Si-Tax recorders, VHF each pattern ior first-class air- RUMSON — New office, availab; basement. FHA appraised and ap- radios, direction finders or Loran, tral air, garage and nice yard, den, April 1st. First floor, 7*5 sq. ft., nt mail and handling. Send lo: large kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet proved tor $55,000, with $6000 down, your best buv is* office $530 a month, 675 sq. ft., plu vour payments would be approx- and appliances, $550 per month plus basement. Call 642-0144. BOAT HOUSE utilities. 291-4852. imately 1550 monthly plus utilities. 1132 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Owner Franco, 493-6419. Brokers 642-1211 C INFLATION welcome, Laura Wheeler FAIR HAVEN — Five rooms, 110 Wanted To Rent Open Tues. through Sun. enclosed porch and garage, $400. TIMBRO $30 5440950 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside NHdlacnlt Depl. 61 ATTENTION LANDLORDS - Ten Woods and Long View Village. 154 Recreational HORSES WELCOME — Two ants are eager to rent Immediately Elegant new homes from $116,000. Vehicles FIGHTER bedrooms, country setting, no lease. Call 431*032, Mon.-Frl . 6:30 to4:30 Call 531 0505 , Tha Dally Register . STATE RENTALS, Bkr 747-9434 No fee. RUMSON — Lovely (our bedroom HOLMDEL MEETING/CLASS ROOM — Avail Colonial. Designer kitchen, two- 1977 SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER Six rooms, $530 able by dav or evening. Mlddietown bath, laundry, living room, dining — 21', sleeps seven, side bath, * cu Boi 161, Old Chelsea SU., New 146 8821 Call 671-4619. room, family room. Carpeting. Near ft. refrigerator, new Faulkner awn schools, shopping. Financing avail- Ing. Asking $3400. Call 530-9484. York, NT 10011. Print Name, KEANSBURG — Four rooms. Child WANTED TO RENT — Three able. Asking $89,000. Addreis, Zip, Pattern Number. O.K. Appliances Only $235 bedroom house or apartment 741-319* MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT NEW! 1980 NEEDLECRAFT TIMBRO $30 544-0930 furnished, for March 1st throug Check our unbeatable LOOK FOR THESE ADS June 15. Excellent references RUMSON AREA — Call or send for low rates and compare, 229-0472 catalog. Value packed! Ovei 17C KEANSBURG — Three-room, un- 672-1026 or 291-5300. our "Shore and Country Living" furnished. Month's security. No brochure, pics, descriptions, prices designs-all cralts 3 Iree pat- Pets. 787-9248. terns punted inside Send II 00 DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX LOTS OF ROOM — Four bedrooms, area for dead storage of car unt PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors, SPECIAL yard for kids, pets, no lease, $330. August. Call 842-0460. 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, NOTICES STATE RENTALS, Bkr. 747-9434 842-2900. THINKING OF Selling or Buying? MIDDLETOWN — Redecorated REAL ESTATE 210 Lost & Found older home, two story, four ,. FOR SAI E A COPPER HOOD - $171. green DRYER — Apartment slie, $100, bedrooms, living room, dining room, QUEEN SIZE BED - $150. Oil. TWO FIREPLACES $40 S velvet sofa. $200; old sewing ma- frost-tree 12 cu. ft. refrigerator, chest, $25. Two-months old. must kitchen. Call 747-4381. FOUND — extremely la roe Labra- chine, $21; yellow kitchen sat, $125. $200, both excellent. 767-2917, sell. Call Deslree at 842-6713. 131 Houses For Sale Four bedrooms, 17' master PrintedPattern Sundressing! All excellent. M2 8105 MIDOLETOWN — Three large bedroom, 25' living room, dining dor Retriever, black, Injured tall, FIREWOOD — Maple, cut to length, REFRIGERATOR - Full slie, bedroom Colonial, two full baths, 30' room, IB' kitchen, den, two baths, vicinity Long Branch. Days: ARTIFICIAL — Stone fireplace, $20, unspiii. half cord, $30; other working condition. $40. You trans- recreation room, 20' kitchen, 20' liv- A BETTER WAY — To buy or sel basement. •«ioo. four single antique brass traverse amount! available. 647-S562 port. 671 -3430. ing room, utility room. Five years CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty. THE MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671-5*50 rods, $5 eecn. Two marble top end old. Vi acre. Electric heat, $150,000 NEIGH BORHOOD PRO LOST — Snow plow. Large, green, table*. $25 aach. Marble top coffee FLOOR FURNACE — 70,000 BTU. SHAG RUG-Approximately 11x14. neighborhood. $700 per month Plus FESSIONAL. 2*4-4900. WATER VIEW AMERICANA — atlatches to Jeep. Large reward for tabla, $20. 591 1199 complete with thermostat, excellent with underlines good condition, $75. utilities. Call 671-5663. Available af- Quaint "Sea Captain's" home In Information leading to. 2294099. condition. $75. 7S7-2172. Window, wood, with aluminum ter Feb. 3. A SERVICE-ORIENTED ENTITY Rurgson. Stone's throw to the water. BABY ITEMS - Bassinet, $8.00, screen and storm, 29"xH", $53. Call RAYMOND PASSARO. REALTOR Four bedrooms, two baths. Gourmet G.M. infant love seat. $1500, um- after 6 P.m., 747-1137. NAVESINK-HIGHLANDS — Small 291-9224 Kitchen. Move in Immediately. LOST —.Lone-haired kitten, five brella stroller, $S 00, old fashion FURNITURE — Kitchen table, $50; one-bedroom cottage, security, ref- $96,500. months old. Beaconllght Ave. and wooden baby rocking chair. $6 00. end tables. 135 each; coffee table, erences, lease, $275 plus utilities. A NEW LISTING! CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors Shore Blvd., Keansburg. electric sterilizer with glass bottles, $50; sleeper couch, $40; dining room SINGER SEWING MACHINE — Zlo Available Feb 1. 643-3488 How would you like a mini-farm I "Independently Owned" $4 00. maiernity clothes, si/c 1 12. \7 table and chairs, $100. 566 8905 or Zao. in cabinet, $100. Caloric gas the heart of Little Silver? Her* I range, $75, Avocado green. After 6, 1 613 River Rd. Fair Haven $50 REWARD U, tittle girl's drettes, $3-$S. 566-202* RED BANK — New luxury your chance. Nearly I -', acres of (201) 741-7*4* Let the sun toast your back and 741-9373. 671-1032. townhouse on the river. Two- privacy with pasture, out buildings GUILD BASS GUITAR — Never pool with cabana and plenty of room shoulders in this cool caress ol a SNOW BLOWER - Snow Bird. Self- bedroom, 2Vibath, family room and WALKER A WALKER BEAVER TRIMMED - Lady's used, $17S. garage. $700. Rent with option to for a garden. Three-bedroom horn REALTORS dress. Few parts, no lifting prob- 291-3561 anytime propelled. 4 h.p. Excellent condition. with dining room, living room wltl black winter coat, U'/J petite, like $200. 291-424*. buy. 741-0516. Shrewsbury Office 741-5112 lems-|ust walk in, wrap and lie new. $125. S3W449. fireplace. Finished attic hide-awe Mlddietown Office 671-3311 211 Special Notices RUMSON — Lovely four-bedroom plus basement. Priced right • EASY does it! BEDSPREAD - Black/white hand HEAD SKIIS — 360, Marker bind- Colonial. Designer kitchen, two- $79,900. Call today. When considering Buying or Selling SOLID MAPLE CHEST-ON-CHEST Printed Pattern 9282: Misses loomed look, full site, excellent con- ings, $60. Ski rack. $20, Scott poles, - 32x46x17. excellent condition, $55. bath, laundry, living room, dining CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors A Call a member of The HYPNOSIS — For wtlghl control, dition, $60. 530-0449. $10. Dining room table, four chairs. Call after 4 p.m, or weekends, room, family room. Carpeting. $630 "Independently Owned" Monmouth County smoking, nail biting. MIHmprov* Sues 8, 10. 12. 14. 16, 18 two leaves, leather pad, $40, Tw« plus uiimies. Multiple Listing Service BUNK BEDS - Unused end well 747-0611, 613 River Rd., m«nt, phobias, Sfxual problems Sue 12 (bust 34) takes 2 5/J matching sofas, $175. Braided rug, *^— ^_ 741-219* (201) 74l-7i Arl«M Mahlman. MS. MtW. built. Complete with mattress. Very $10 222 ;S48 anylime SOFA yards 45-inch fabric. attractive »135 229 7461 132 Condominiums •413441. $40 RUMSON - One to two-bedroom BRAND NEW »70' HVING ROOM - Two-plec* blue CALL 741 6160 house. $400 per month plus Mtilltlei CALORIC OVEN — In good condi green sectional sofa, two green 741 -1493 after * p.m. Four bedrooms, 2'/J baths, dlnln Town Houses MRS. SYLVIA lion, avocado, gas, $100. Call 291-7316 chairs, all $150; 36" round marble STEREO — Fljher, AM/FM radio, room, science kitchen with dinette HANDWRITING ANALYST twtor* I or aftar * p.m. eight-track, turntable, two speakers, SHREWSBURY—Three bedrooms, oameroom, utility room, garage Character Reader top coffee table, perfect. 1175; one Treed lot. Many extras. CIVIL AIR PATROL UNIFORMS- Pair wall sconces, $15 741-J7H. $130 firm. 342-7615. large lot, near schools and shopping, SHADOW LAKE Advisor on All Problems of Ufa quiet residential neighborhood. $600 MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671-5650 For appointment call Mi 5

f K t*j i Mid com kMWfl M F«ir H«ir«n Yacht thall be for informational Wort*. h«t Mi>l«M lo Itw Zoning Board ol Adjustment of mt Borotwh 1 Establishment The Municipality trf Fat* H«v»n lor a UM varUnca and hereby establishes a CaMe TV til* plan aporaval IngtlMr with alT Commission The CommiMMn tephcablt area, tronuM*. front than haw tha following fi»c- *«rd hide yard, roar yard, Ml bach UOAS: and other bulk variancot «Mch may bf (•quictd. lo eormit demolition ol (a) To toiKil comments and rec- all anlfting upland structural on ommendations from tha public and &aid pitmiut and construction other city officials concerning tha thereon ol a nHdomimum complex quality of cable TV service pro- lonmtine of tQ tlrwjtt family at vided bv the Company and suejaas tachad lownhouta retldenct* at wall UBM M how la improve said Mr- at continued operation during the vice and report the same to tha crniirtKlton period throat* tht and Mayor and Cllv Council. of an overlapping tummar boalino <») To review and study all tha Maun of that portiun of fht prtianl procedures and operations of tha wnwi in-walcr boat tiip and moor Company and render semi-annual ing rtniai butinaH at to whkh Ihe reportsto th e Mayor and Cltv Coun- pretenl owner thall be committed at cil. the time construction thall com (c) To review the construction mane* Tha matlar hat baan txhed and operation of the local access uled lor a Public heart m by tha studio and tha type ot programs Zoniito. Board of Adjustment at 7:10 which may be transmitted to other P M on Thurfcdav, February 7, 1M0 municipalities, and report any rec- al lha Fair Haven Municipal Build ommendations of Ihe same to tha ing. 741 River Road, Fair Havan. Mayor and City Council. New Jerwy All partont interested > 5)05)0-0530 3 plans to appeal Attorney lof Applicant programt which may be trans- AAttorney for Plaintiff Vincent J. Ruuo mitted to other municipalities It SUPERIOSUPRO R CCOURT 41 West River Road thall also solicit comments from OF NEW JERSEY: ASBURY PARK - An the public and City Officials con- advised that no money would Rumson, New Jersey 07760 LAW DIVISION it>Mil,C«ir«lc» cerning the quality of the cable MONMOUTH COUNTY employee recently fired from be involved when dealing Jan.» i,20 TV service and recommend* tlons on how to Improve II. The Check Mate for allegedly tak- with UM applicants, McCaf- CAPTAIN AND MATES — Karen Anderson, center, of Bradley Beach has been 233 Long Branch Commission shall report all Itt WtSMB ing money from energy as- chosen Captain for next month's Jersey Coast Power Boat Show In Convention Hall, findings directly to the Mayor FINAL JU DOME NT ferty laid. NOTICi and Council of tha municipality. IN TNI MATTIR OP THE AP- sistance program applicants, The matter has been re- Asburv Park. Also chosen. In Judging yesterday at the Hilton Inn, Tlnton Falls, are ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE The Commission may make rec- PLICATION Of LUKE FORD CONTROL ommendations to the Mayor and JONES, FOR LEAVE TO ASSUME says he will file a grievance ferred to Monmouth County First Mate Cathie Wood, left, of Wall Township and Second Mate Angel Montef usco, Take Notice thai application hii Council of the municipality Tha THE NAME OF JOHNNY L. with the Comprehensive Em- been made to the Mayor and Council Commission thall have the power LEONARD Prosecutor Alexander Lehrer right, of Hazlet. All three will grace the show from Feb. 16-24, as well as the Atlantic ol the Cttv of Long Branch, New lo set its own procedural rules Luke Ford Jonas having this ployment Training Agency. Coast Sailboat show next month. Jersey to transfer to Letter L. and Ihe power to elect Its own ilth day of January, 1980, made to investigate any criminality Turner, trading as Snug Harbor officer!. The powers of the Com application to this court bv duly veri- The employee, a resident Lounge, for premises located al 369 mission shall be specifically lim- fied complaint for a Judumenl au- involved, McCaffery said. Broadway, Long Branch, New Jer- ited to those powers enumerated thorizing him to assume tha name of Long Branch, who wished Lehrer confirmed Friday sey, the plenary retail consumption herein and at tat forth In (2) Johnny L. Leonard, and It appearing license (Regular C) heretofore is PurpoKsjf Is the Intent of this to the court thai he has compiled to remain unidentified, said that he will be investigate the sued to Roger Lo Pino, Inc., trading Ordlnancefor the Commission to with all tha provisions of the New he is fighting the Jan. 18 fir- as Snug Harbor Lounge, for the. pre- be advisory only with no delega Jersey Statutes 2A52-1 etseq., and case, which he said hopefully mises located at 349 Broadway, lion of those duties, powers and Revised Rules relating thereto, and ing on the grounds that he Long Branch, New Jersey. authority to be given to said Com- the court being satisfied lhat there will be completed In two to mission presently and hereafter was not given a job descrip- Objections, II any. should be are no reasonable objections there- three weeks. belongtno lo *fe* .*•?»•— —-*-'<*» to: made immediately In writing to: Council. tion and was not informed ,»lKa J*4*v«kiWl Clerk L '* >• •-'**>>? UUt day of January, McCaffery said the agencv of Lontf Ofinctt, New Jersey. . *•*•, MIH_.4* rfttl Luke Ford Jones that he was not supposed to will aiso file charges against ' Stanley R. Keti.Etq., 6. Removal. The Cltv Council may be and ha hereby Is autborhed to handle any money from peo- attorney for remove any member lor causa, assume tha name of Johnny L. the employee in Municipal Letter L. Turner, on written charges served upon Leonard from and after February ple applying to the agency for 16th, 1980 and that within ten days Court. Applicant the member, and after a hearing hereof said Plaintiff cause a coov of assistance in paying their 32 Meredith Drive thereon at which the member this ludgment lo be published once When the agency had in- Tlnton Falls, New Jersey shall be entitled to be heard In In The Dally Register and within utUity bills. Jan. 21, Jan. 28 IU.20 person or bv counsel. twenty days after entry of Judgment itially thought money was 7. Separability. If any section, sub- ha file Judgment and affidavit of He contends that he ad- NOTICE OF section, sentence, clause, phrase publication of ludgment with the taken from only one appli- CONTRACT AWARDED or portion of this ordinance for Monmouth County Clark, and a vised some applicants to cant, the employee was going The City of Long Branch has any reason Is held Invalid or un- certified copy of the Judgment with make some payment to the awarded a contract without com- constitutional bv any Court or the Secretary of State pursuant to to be fired but the case was petitive bidding as I professional Federal or State Agency ol com- the provisions of tha Statute and fuel companies on their own service pursuant to N.J.S.A. petent Jurisdiction, such portion Revised Rules In such case made not going to be referred to 4UA 11 s MM*). The contract and shall be deemed a separate, dis- and provided. because state payments to Ihe resolution awthorlilno It are tinct and Independent provision Lehrer, McCaffery said. available for public Inspection In the and such holdings thall not affect Cuddle E.Davidson the vendors was backlogged the validity of the remaining por- J.SC. After subsequent in- office of the Municipal Clerk tions hereof. and so their service might be Awarded to Klnsev Associates. On Motion of William S. Dubln vestigation the other two Services: Consultant Work tor 8. Consistency with Future Federal Attorney for Plaintiff turned off. Preparation of Funding Granls and Slate Rules, Regulations and Jan. 28 |15.W cases, were found, he said. within Ihe UPAAR Program. Orders. It Is understood that The former Monmouth should any Stale or Federal McCaffery said the agency Cost: U.QOO.OO A Special Meeting of the Brad Community Action Program Jennie C. DeFailo Agency or Body modify or lev Beach Board of Education will will continue today checking City Clerk change or alter anv of Its pro be held on Wednesday, January 30. employee said he took the Dated: January 14,19*0 visions in respect to Cable Tele- 1980 at 7:30 p.m. In tha school The the rest of the approximately vision generally, such mod- purpose of this -meeting will be to money if someone had dif- Jan. 26 13.70 ifications, changes or alterations SO applications the employee review the application for Chapter ficulty making arrangements shall be incorporated Into this 74, Laws of 197B. State Building Aid. prepared. The agency will ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ordinance consistent with the ap- Action may be taken at this meeting. to make the payment on their CITY OF LONO BRANCH TO plicable dales specified In the Lillian Greener also keep checking the total RENT GAR FIELD PARK FOR change. Board Secretary own. THE TERM APRIL 1. ittO TO SEP Jan. 21 13.30 of about 2,000 applications T EMBER 10, 1*M 9. Effective Date of the Ordinance. According to Harry Mc- This ordinance thall take effect that have been filed as part of WHEREAS the CHV of Long after final patsange, publication Caffery, executive director of • nliMr IUH MM* »» Urn PafM Branch does Intend to prepare spe- and according to law. WILLIAMS. DUBIN the program. cifications and go to bid to rent Introduced: January 22, 1980 157 Broad Street 2 Wast Check Mate, Monmouth SILVER BEAVER RECIPIENTS — Recipients of the Monmouth County Boy Garfleld Park at a parking lot for NOTICE Red Bank. New Jersey 07781 The employee has paid (he term April I, iteo to Seotember The Ordinance published here- (201) IK WJ) County's anti-poverty agen- Scouts'Silver Beaver awards for outstanding service to the scouts are, left to right: 30,1990. with was introduced at a Regular ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff cy, said the employee al- back about half of the f 100 Louann Whitlow, Roy W. Bradbury, Harry O'Connor and Walter Litowlnsky. NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- Meeting of the City Council of Ihe SUPERIOR COURTOF DAINED by the Cltv Council of the Cltv of Long Branch in the County ol NEW JERSEY: legedly took a total of about taken, McCafferty said. Presetations w«re made Friday. City of Long Branch In tha County of Monmouth New Jersey held on Jan- LAW DIVISION Monmoulh, state ot New Jersey, as uary II, 1980 and win be further MONMOUTH COUNTY $100 from three applicants. follows: considered for final passage after a Docket Na. 2883a SECTION!. AUTHORIZATION. public hearing thereon at a meeting CIVIL ACTION McCaffery said ths em- The City Council of the City of Long of said City Council to be held at the FINAL JUDGMENT ployee said he was accepting Earle chief Branch Is hereby authorlied to rent City Council Chambers, Third Floor* IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- Garfield Park as a parking lot for 344 Broadway, Long Branch, New PLICATION Or* GEORGE money in order to pay utility the term April t, I960 to September Jersey on February 11, 1980 at 6:00 DONALD JOHNSON, Individually, 30, 19S0 to the highest successful p.m. and at NATURAL GUARDIAN OF bills and did it in the best bidder. Jan. 28 tu.K GEORGE DONALD JOHNSON, interest of the applicants will speak SECTION 2. MINIMUM BID. JR., FOR LEAVE TO ASSUME There thall be a minimum bid re- THE NAME OF O. DONALD JOHN- He said that in the three quirement In the specifications pre- SON AND G. DONALD JOHNSON, pared bv the City of Long Branch 23* MlddUtown JH, cases involved, the applicants Wednesday administration of Fifty Thousand George Donald Johnson having (JW.000,00) Dollars. NOTICE OF MEETING this 15th day of January i960, made did Intend to make some type FREEHOLD - The "ex- S E CTION 3. SPEC I F- application to this court bv duly veri- of payment to the utilities on ICATIONS. The specifications for visions of the Landmarks Com- fied complaint for a ludgment au- pansion plans of the Earle the renlal of said property shall be mission and Historical Preservation thorizing him to assume Ihe name G. their own. Naval Weapons Station are prepared bv the cltv administration Ordinance of the Township of Mid Donald Johnson and authorizing with the condition that the operation dletown, notice Is hereby given that said infant, George Donald Johnson, Taking money from as- certain to have an economic of the parking lot must be In ac- the Commission will hear an ap- Jr, his son to assume the name G. cordance with any and all cltv or- plication for a Certificate of Ap- Donald Johnson, Jr. and It appear- sistance program applicants impact on the future growth dinances and said specifications propriateness to allow a i' x 9" ing to Ihe court that he has complied violates the agency's by- of Monmouth County. shall be Included herein as if sat freestanding sign for Ihe Red Oak with all Ihe provisions of the New forth herein in their entirety. Cooperative Nursery School lo re- Jersey Statutes 2ASJ-1 el sea., and laws, McCafferty said. He Navy Capt. Philip M. SECTION 4. ALTERNATIVE main. Tha sign It located on pre- Revised Rules relating thereto, and said he thinks CBTA will rec- USE. The Cltv of Long Branch is mises at 69 Kings Highway, Block tha court being satisfied lhat there Palmer, commanding officer hereby authorized If a successful U. Lot 27 In the Mlddletown Village are no reasonable objections there- ognize It Is a violation of the bidder Is not accepted for any reason Historic District « to: of the base, will discuss those whatsoever, to not be required to The hearing will be held at a II Is on this 15th day of January, agency's by-laws if It acts on plans next week, when he is comply with this ordinance and use previously scheduled meeting ot the 1980, adjudged that George Donald the grievance from the em- said property in accordance with Commission al 0:00 P.M.. Thursday Johnson be and he hereby Is author- featured speaker at the Jan. recommendations bv the Mayor of February 7, 1980 In Ihe meeting lied to assume the name ol G. ployee. the Cllv of Long Branch. room of the Middletown Township Donald Johnson and George Donald 30 meeting of the Fifth SECTION 3. This ordinance Public Library, S3 New Monmouth Johnson, Jr., be enfl he hereby It The employee was hired Wednesday Squires Club, to shajl take effect after final passage, Road. authorized to assume the name of G. publication and according to law. Maxlne C. Brenneman. Secretary Donald Johnson, Jr. from and after by CETA and was with the be held at 12:15 p.m. at the introduced. January », ttoo Landmarks Commission February i&ih, 1990, and that within agency for about SO days, Mc- Battleground Country Club, NOTICE January 28, $7.50 ten days hereof said plaintiff cause a copy of this ludgment to be pub- Caffery said. The Ordinance published here- lished once In Tha Dally Reisler, a Route 527, Manalapan. with was Introduced at a Regular newspaper of general circulation In A job description was Meeting of lha City Council of tha 2M Oceanport Monmouth County, and within twen- Palmer will answer ques- Cltv of Long Branch In lha County of ty davt after entry of Judgment with available and the employees tions on the local impact of Monmouth New Jersey held on Jan- PUBLIC NOTICE tha Clerk of the Superior Court, and OUTSTANDING YOUNG AMERICANS — Winners of the Monmouth County Boy uary 22, I960 and will be further There will be a Special Meeting a certified copy of the Judgment with taking the applications were the plans. considered for final passage after a the Secretary of State pursuant to Scouts' annual Young American Awards are, left to right, Thomas Dietz, 17, of public hearing thereon at a meeting Borough of Oceanport. to be held on the provisions of the Statute and of said Cltv Council to be held at ihe February 4, 1980 at 7:30 P.M, for the Revised Rules In such case made Matawan Regional High School, outstanding athlete; Mary Elizabeth Rveckel, 16, of City Council Chambers. Third Floor, purpose ot introducing the 1980 and provided. 344 Broadway, Long Branch, New Budget. Shore Regional High School, outstanding scholar; and John McCrae Jr., 18 of Jersey on February It, 1W0 al 8:00 PATRICIA L. VARCA p.m. Cuddle E. Davidson Islamic nations urged Middletown South High School, outstanding all-around student. BOROUGH CLERK J.S.C. Jan, 28 120.10 Jan. 28 13.00 On Motion of William S. Dubln Attorney for Plaintiff AN ORDINANCI OF TNI CITY OF Jan. 28 118.90 to condemn Red attack LONO BRANCH, COUNTY OF 244 Tlnton Falls MONMOUTH, ITAT1 OF NIW WILLIAMS. DUBIN JERSEY, ESTABLISHING A NOTICE 157 Broad Street —2 West ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistan's president and CABLE TV COMMISSION. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv- Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 en to all persons that public hearings WHEREAS, the City Council of <201) JJO-QiJJ a succession of foreign ministers called on a meeting of most were held on September 6,1979, Jan- ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff tha Cltv of Long Branch, (herein- uary 3, 1990 and January 17, 1980 bv of the world's Islamic nations to join in condemnation of the after referred to as "the Municipal- the Board of Adjustment at which SUPERIOR COURTOF ity") adopted a Resolution on Sep- hearings an application for fence NEW JERSEY: Soviet intervention in Afghanistan and retaliatory measures tember 12. 1978 approving the Is- violation on Block 32H, Lot 34, bv LAW DIVISION suance of a municipal consent to Harold Blanklev. was heard. MONMOUTH COUNTY against the Russians. Mid-Jersey Cable Co., Inc. (herein- Docket He IMS* after referred to at "Mid-Jersey Said application wat denied, CIVIL ACTION The options being considered are breaking relations with Cable") for a table television which decision Is on file and avail- FINAL JUDGMENT franchise; and able for inspection in the Tlnton Plaintiff Russia, boycotting the Moscow Olympic! and economic sanc- f-ails Borough Han, ii6 Tlnton Ave- WHEREAS, Ihe Mayor and Cltv nue, Tlnton Falls, New Jersey. IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- tions. Council of the Cltv of Long Branch PLICATION OF WILTON ED- believe thai It would be in the bast Shallot. Van Winkle WARD POLZL, FOR LEAVE TO "An unequivocal message should go forth from this Interests of the municipality and the Secretary to the Board ASSUME THE NAME OP WILTON residents therein te establish a Jan. 28 S3-ID EDWARD POLL conference conveying to the Soviet Union the grave concern of Cable TV Commission to serve In an WILTON EDWARD POLZL. the Islamic world at the presence of its troops in Afghanistan advisory capacity to the Mayor and having this 11th day of January, C dune II. 250 Othtr Public Notice* 1980, made application to this court and calling on that great power to reverse the course of its NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- WILLIAMS. DUBIN bv duly verified complaint for a DAINED by the Cltv Council of the 117 Bread Street — 2 West Judgment authorizing him to assume military intervention," President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq of Cltv of Long Branch, County of Mon- Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 the name Wilton Edward Poll, and It Pakistan declared as he opened the three-day conference (MflMOSt(MflMeOStt appearing to the court that he has mouth. Slate of New Jersey at fol- compiled with all the provisions of lows: ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff the New Jersey Statutes 2A:52-1 et yesterday. 1. Definitions. For tha purpose of SUPERIOR COURTOF seq., and Revised Rules relating "This is the first Instance since World War II when a this ordinance Ihe following NEW JERSEY: LAW DIVISION thereto, and tha court bains satisfied terms, phrases, words and their MONMOUTH COUNTY that there are no reasonable objec- superpower has made a sovereign and independent Moslem derivations thall be the meaning CIVIL ACTION tions thereto: given herein. Such meaning or FINAL JUDGMENT country the target of Its attack. ... In plain words, if this definitions of terms If sup- IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- It It on this ISth day of January, plemental to those definitions of PLICATION OF DOLORES CRAN- 1980, adjudged that Wilton Edward precedent is allowed to perpetuate Itself, then what hat Ihe Federal Communication DALL, NATURAL GUARDIAN OF Polil be and hereby it authorlied to Commission. FCC Rules and MIDOKTTI MARIE CRANDALL, assume the name of Wilton Edward happened in Afghanistan today can happen in another country Regulations, Paragraph 76.S, 47 AN INFANT FOR LKAVE TO AS- Polz from and after February It, tomorrow." CFR 4.20 (March, 1972), as S U M E T HI NAMI OF 1980 and that within ten days hereof amended, of the Cable Television BRIDOITTI MARIE LETTS. said plaintiff causa a copy of this Zla urged the Moslem states to consider "ways and Act. N.J.S.A, 48:3A-1 et KQ., and 'Dolores Crandall. as natural ludgment to be published once in the Ihev only Shall be construed to guardian of Brldgette Crandall. «n Daily Regular and within twenty means" for their "collective defense rather than the defense broaden, alter or conflict with the infant, having this 11th day of Janu- davs alter entry of ludgment he file Federal or State definitions. Judgment and affidavit of publica- of individual nations," saying, "History bears witness that ary, 1980, made application to this tion of ludgment with the Monmouth A, "Municipality" It lha munici- court bv duly verified complaint for County Clerk, and a certified copy of only by collective and concerted action can nations withstand pality of the Cltv of Long Branch, a tudgment eutttorlilng said infant, the ludgment with the Secretary of County of Monmoulh, Stata of New Brldgette Marie Crandall, her the challenges that are posed to them." daughter lo assume the name of her State pursuant to the provisions of natural father, Edward P. Letts, and the Statute and Revised Rules In The foreign ministers of Gambia, Malaysia and Morocco SUPER CHEFS — Volunteer boards and agencies In Red Bank were honored B, "Company" It Mld-Jertev it appearing to tha court that she hat such case made and provided. Cable TV Company, Inc. complied with all the provisions of also condemned the Soviet intervention before the hall was Saturday with a dinner at the Red Bank Elks Club. The list of dishes supplied was in C. "Act" or "Cable Television lha New Jersey Statutes 2A:5M el Cuddle E. Davidson Act" It Chapter 1M of the General sea... and Ravisad Rules relating J SC cleared of reporters. A total of 34 Moslem nations and the double figures, but two of the most popular were shells and a roast. Featured chefs Laws of New Jersey, 1972, N.J.S.A. thereto, and the court being satisfied On Motion of William 5. 4l:5A-letseg- that there are no reasonable objec Dubin Palestine Liberation Organization are attending the con- were Borough Administrator Peter Repetti, left, with the shells and Mayor Michael D. ,"Bo*nr It the Board of Public tlont thereto. Attorney for Plaintiff Arnone at the roast. U Illttlet Commission. Jan. 28 IU.20 ference, while Afghanistan, Syria and six others stayed away. 18 The SHREWSBURY, NX MONDAY. JANUARY 26, 1980 'The Miser9: Perfectly timed, intoxicating, brilliant lighting Unfortunately, the in every city; he jabs bis in- By BILL ZAPC1C with the quickness of a thor- Harpagon, a firm believer pale-blue-and-burgundy da finger into the coin return , PRINCETON - Near the oughbred and the elan of a in the old line about friends, tassles which adorn the slot of every public telephone bottom of the McCarter gazelle. "New ones are silver, old men's costumes detract from ones are golden," takes the in the world. Harpagon puts Theatre play program s in- The timing which Boys en- Elisabeth Covey's otherwise the fashion industry into a tide right-hand page is gineered is almost unhuman poem one step further. His recession, the food Industry excellent work. printed "First Performance Characters possess, either in friends are 14 karat gold of 'The Miser' September 8, themselves or through Boys' ones, the spendable kind. Into bankruptcy and the bank- MM Theatre du Palais-Royal, intervention, an uncanny But Harpagon has no in- ing industry into collapse. Paris." sense of each other's pres- tention of spending his Does Moliere know he ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Three-hundred eleven ence, of each other's actions friends wrote an "Everyman" lor years, nine months have and of each other's inten- Valere, played with a stir- the "Me Generation?" OB** 291-0148*1 JO passed since then, and like tions The actors in "The Mi- ring confidence by Jobs Foster has made sure that MYNOUtt France's other vintage ex- ser" seem linked by tele- Mansfield, has gained the Harpagon doesn't miss a cuar»uwOM port, this Moliere comedie pathy. ' trust of the miser in order to trick. Harpagon didn't keep classic has gotten tastier, There is a free-spirited seek the hand of his daughter, the tint penny be ever made EUse. Valere has attached smoother, more intoxicating gaiety as the various charac- without being completely with every year. ters romp about the stage himself to Harpagon as bit aware of everything going on Produced at its peak by a prior to the first act, setting steward. STARTS FRIDAY around him. Evenings at 7:15 and 9 brilliant McCarter company, the light tone, of the play Elise, as much in love And — ooooooooooh! — Matin** Sat. and Sun. 2 P.M "The Miser" shows no signs More is explained by the ac- with Valere as be with her, is the pain that Harpagon ex- of age, no dimming of humor, tors' pre-dialogue romp than portrayed by Leslie Geracl, periences whenever his mon- no dating of its interpersonal by the early exposition. The who gives Elise a timeless ey, or rather, the possible relationships. "The Miser" cast's "pecking order" la es- quality. She feds the tqueese literarily proves that people tablished, the sly rela- of her father's avarice, and lack of it, is mentioned! never really change, and the tionships are alluded to, and fears his wrath should she Foster's intensity in the life and spirit the McCarter the need to get around marry against hs will. role precludes any chance company has injected into Harpagon, the miser, is Her brother Cleante's that he might exaggerate this piece enhances its come- shown. youthful determination is Harpagon's already exag- die value. captured by Stephen Stout. gerated mania about money. When Harpagon, played TRUE LOVE — Jill Tanner attempts to console Portia Patterson In the McCarter Directed by Barry Boys, Stout's feeling for the pas- His creation of the miser is with a remarkable sprightli- sionate love Cleante feels, as Theatre's production of Mollere's "The Miser." Tanner, who plays Frosine. the who played the unflappable monstrously funny. ness by Herbert Foster, re- George in McCarters prod- well as for his resolve to scheming matchmaker, must convince Harpagon, the miser, that Patterson turns from a trip, he im- Special recognition belong uction of Tom Stoppard's marry, is letter-perfect. (Mariane) loves him despite obvious appearances to the contrary. mediately seeks out bis loved to John Jensen for the starkly "Jumpers," "The Miser" ones, all 10,000 of them. But despite the brilliance elegant and functional skips across the raked stage Cleante's conniving valet, stage belongs to Foster as quality about Harpagon of the company, including scenery and to John McLain and JU1 Tanner as Frosine, a Harpagon. which Foster accentuates. sharp performances by Bruce for the subtly spectacular Harpagon walks every street Sonierville as Lafleche, true schemer, the center There Is a recognisable LUNCH A DINNER FOR 45 YEARS Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13

EVENING Cosby. Bequel Welch dlalllustloned daughter. ASCENI OF MAN NEWS /Konnunith "FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS • 10 Th* effort* of • group of (2 hrs.) IMS 8 MOVIE -(MAMA) •• Tt» 8 MAKr TTLER MOOSE SHOW NEWS people lo try to keep an (D SOKG lr SOHC 'Dorothy Fingeri 01 Death' HUHoLlch, 8XA IBANHIN SHOW Independent ambulance MONDAY & TUESDAY O I LOVE iUCr Fields' Mllllcenl Martin, Wang Ping. (Paid Subs- MOVIE WINCE MAMA) •** BftCI Mt-NU 1*1111*1 MM M MTI O JOKHSWU company from going Marian Montgomery. o/lptlon Television) Man With the X-I*T Eyn" IH3 O SAWOMAND SON broke. (PO) (2 hra.) Devld Kernan and Elaine Kung-Fu epic. (2 hrs.l Ray Mllland, Diana Van VEAL PARMIOIANA . •B COUfClWN UK WMSAL * Q 31-1 CONTACT Strltch perform 'Big II.M 0 SB CIS LATI MOVIE Der VII*. Doctor Involved JM FOR IK MDS "THE 0 csocKiirs VKiotr Spender,' On the Sunny 'HARRY 0: Exercise In In reaeerch seeking to Served with Salad. [50 M HUT'S IT IN SPORTS Side ot the Street "A Fatality' A police officer Increase theaeelnu MOVIE (MUSKUI ••• Fine Romance,'and I* accused of murdering power of the human eye Spaghetti, Bread & Butter 03 UNCLE flOID S ONION FIELD" 8 * NfWI "Chicago' (Paid Subscrip- other work* of lyricist hi* daughter's boyfriend. decides to test his new Y 81 CM01 BIKNfll MO fWKOS tion Televlalon) On* of Dorothy Field*. (60 (Repeat) MCCL0UD: eerum on hi* own eyes. Starts Frl., Jan. 25 th* hotteal band* Somebody'* Out To Get The experiment I* auc- Shrewsbury Av'e., Red Bank Qu*stt: Jo*l Gray, Cass thru Wed., 1/30 Ell V meamerlzesthe •"*' HASIERPIECEIHUIRE Jenny' Stars: Dennis • t**. but causeahla Herbert it Amplt Oft Slr..t Parkii.. ' fj ABC HEWS aw..". »....-.. . .'™*V; 'ducWs* of Duke Street Weaver, Barry Sulflvari. ...ruction. (00 mlna.) 7:30,9t^.. '..: tIC IAC DOUGH taped live concert. (M II' There's a spy In the ' THOUGHI FOR lOOAV © CBS NEWS Bentnlck; Is It the bla- OO IHE 10MFGHI SHOW MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••* ID OODCOUPIE IH IHE LAST RESORT tantly unpatriotic Mr. Ap- Guest host: BUI Cosby. r lightning Slr*« Inks' 1951 9 NEW JERSEY NIGH11Y NEWS MERV6ME* pleby or Louisa's favor- I mlns.I Ruth Roman, Richard THE CINCINNATI ROMMttl'l lABlf s « AM* Until Bred ite new ataf f member? MASH Todd. An ex-con returns I'm MEEN ACRES discovers whatmekee ls.) 0 IARNEY HILlfBTha home to atari a new life SYMPHONY flgLp'n»-).. S 1 M 0 CBS NfWi Ms new patient tick, a I.UJ HOUSE CALLS A patient Social Worker' Elizabeth and find* th* actual killer ORCHESTRA EVENING MAGUINE o-year-old hypochon- who I* a well-known ha* Barney worried when of hi* wile. (100 mini.) driac causes Chios by a 36-24-36 WC NEWS criminal, cause* prob- she lakes a Job a* a 2:JJ B MOVIE (DRAMA) •• "GeHent Jan. 31st. HA.SU Inalstlng ha haa scurvy. lem* for Dr. Michael* and •oclal worker In • tough leu" 1946 Marshall Thomp- IK IAC DOUGH a DKK unn SHOW Kenalngton Qenerel section of thefasl son, Gsorge Toblee. Th* Tickets now on sale wallflower. O AIC NEWS • IWOROWMS Hoapltal. Bronx. (Repeat) •lory of • Ion* boy and 0 DAIMG GAME • 0 MASH Tired of O MOVIE (MUSICAL) ••• horse Bees. (2 hrs.) 09 NEWirwED GAM their constant com- Chk*jo" (Peld Subscrip- 9 Dave Allen At Lirge BESI OF NDOAT HAFP* DATS AGAIN tion Television) One or Ul NEWS plaint* about th* quality Zany As B«nB) Hill! OVER EAST of recreational activities th* hottest band* • V Ml SIRM0NE1IE thoot r as 'R*tlr*m*nt-Pro* and at th* 4077th, Col Potter mesmerizes th* MOVIE (DRAMA)"- Holme Con' Hoit: Hugh appoint* Hawkeye and audience In this specially ' O DAVE ALLEN SHOW lor Johnnie" 1961 Peter Downs. B.J. a* th* new moral* tapad live concert. (SO O ODD COUPLE Finch, Stanley Holloway. O MACNEIUEHtEt REPOt! officers. 09 AIC CAPIKWED NEWS In Britain'* House of m JOURNEY 10 ADVENIUK II* 00 LOU GIANT A story In 11:00 0 KOJAK Common*, a careerist MO 0 MUmiS SHOWQuatt: th* new* hit* clou to 00 POLICE STORY'The Big throw* away all chances 4 MARTIAN CHRONICLES Pater Sellers. home for' Blllle, who I* Walk' A beat cop ha* hi* of personal happlneas In _ PUV IHE PERCENIAGES • Sir. Seleses FldlH! horrified to learn she newly established the pursuit of power. (2 O O FAMILY FEUD MCKHUBitltittirtl ^ could be a victim ot authority challenged hrs.) ALL IN IHE fAMHV cancer cauud by • mlra- when a wealthy girl he WOMAPHY cl* drug given her HOLLYWOOD SOUARtS 0 0 MONDAY MGHl Al THE arrests (void* retribu- NEWS mother. (60 mlna.) FACE IHE MUSK MOVIES TheM*rtl«n tion In court. (Repeat) WCAU EDITORIAL 119! BEAUTY SHOW O MOVIE -(SPECTACULAR) •• Chronicles' ISSOStar*: em HEWS STANLEY "Hsrculsi" 1959 Steve NEWS Rock Hudaon, Fritz 0 0 FAMJLY Nancy finds HEWS Reeves, Sylva Koscln*. A MACNill LEHRER KP08I Weaver. Col. Wilder I* herself sinking under CM US IMS DAT muscleman fight* off* . NEW JERSEY NIGN1LY NEWS now • civilian on Mar* two high pressure situa- OTVE US THIS DAY tyrant. (2 hra.) A comeov to m* your neart| (33 N(W JERSEY NEWSWAICH who loin* the other tions, redoing a law brief MOVIE -(MAMAI ••• "In- • TWHSIOOKS —.— CD WALL JIREE1 PERSPECIIVE Earthmen In a plan to to keep her Job and her chanted College' 1945 Robert ceoncc DURNS 0 DKK CAVETT SHOW IB LOIIERY PICK II DUWMG colonKe Mar*, while at- young * son's sadness Young, Dorothy McGulre. ARTCARNCY PG 0 09 WKBP MCMCMNAII tempting to taak out that* hi* mother doesn't 12 JO O MEDICAL CENTER Two people tall Inlove Belley and Lee cover a anawera to the question have time for him any- \M O O IOMORROWHo*t: through their mutual un- XOtNCINSTYLr press conference at* of whether there la native more. (60 mlns ) Tom Snyder. Guest: Sat- happlneas. (87 mine.) tended by Ruailan hog life on the planet. (Pt. II. 0 CONVERSAIIONS ABOUT IHE chel Paige. (60 mlns.) •aparti, and on* olth* of a three-part series; 2 DANCE Choreographer • MOV* (SUSPENSE DRAMA) • "QUYANA CULT RuMlant aakt Ballay to hr«.) Agne* D* Mills gives* -The) Elding Man 1961 Henry OF THE DAMNED She's got everything going lor her. Except halp him defect. Sllva, Babe Loncar. Ex- 00 SIONE Celebrity cop personal view of the one thing She cant dance Which is really 0 0 I HUE HOUSE ON IHE pollceman, his career Dan Stone risk* hi* life evolution of her art form 1 PRAIRIE Laura'* joy turn* to ruined by • frame up and sad Because all it would lake to change and career when he dia- with Illustration by Starring Joseph Cotton sorrow whan in* **t* hi* family scattered, sets things is a visit to Arthur Murray's. We make obays a direct order and member* of theJoffrey out to teach a deaf boy to out to find the criminal* wallflowers bloom. pull* out all th* stops to Ballet and other guest communicate through and clear up the swindle. nail a dangarou* convict- artiartist*s . (00 mini.) Our dance lessons are easy. And lun. And •Ign language, and The truth bring* sorrow ed talon who'* tree on 0 NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY NEWS you can learn anything Irom a slow dance to learn* that ha ha* fallen to him and hi* ex- bond and ready to strike IO:M Q OWN MIND In love with her. (60 colleasue who trusted Ihe latest hustle or swing rock. again. (60 mine.) 0 NEWSLINE Take your lirst step today. Call Arthur mlns.) 0 EVERY FOUR TEARS In th* him. (116 mine.) 0 MMORITV: PERSPECTIVE Murray's tor an appointment. You'll find you CROSS WHS first of a three-pert ser- 1,11 0 LAVHNE ANDSHMEY 8 AOOIttTEMUNCE 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA ADVENTURE) don't have to be a born beauty to look great on 8 ies on the Presidency, Laverne and Shirley go host Howard K. Smith ••v. "Safer d the King" I9S3 the dance floor • Kirt.rlMHeafc.rs/ls, to the electric company usaa an exclualvely com- Jeffrey Hunter, Michael to complain about their RtalckLMMCmte missioned Gallup survey Rennle. Brlllah Naval of- power being cut off and to examine what quail- ficer finds his son, born of a World War I romance • In gj lliBiikeAluata w efc4*lie. jfe 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) "Mi "A tie* th* public look* tor iino niwniiwvwv r eicin y In hie squedron during DetcilalalMH" Katharine In a Prealdent. (60 d**p*rately to snuff out World War II. (100 mr Hepburn, Paul Scofleld. fflAACMSfD D*NC£ SRJOO a time bomb planted by n An upper-middle claas Ins.) another Irate cuatomar. 0 0 12 Broad St. Red Bank couple tries to cope with I NEWS 0 KRNSIEINCONOUCIS NEWS a 741-5858 the wife'* alcoholic sis- 'Overture To Candid*' UU.EJ SUMUoOpsn 1-10 am dally, 11 am-4pmlal. Mono. ter and their cynical, QMOVf-(COMEDY)( " M PRISONER: CHL HACK H Ptxwi. MOW tor rour femomlratlofi km Ni Chares. 1976 Bill mi SpaxS f 19 CINEMA 34 Route 34. Aberdeen ^*i VIeeWeL'VaeaW At the movies SB3-3600 MOMMOUTM COUNTY «ai«0B«H TOWMSMIf MaTLO OVER SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA CINBMAM — yffm§ cotnmuout DAILY WOWINM In Surcl) ot Historic JMUI ;.» SBAVIBW MUARB CINSMA I - ASSURY r-A«« Star TrM(G) 7:10, »:30 OF HISTORIC BARONBT- IBAVIBW SOUARS CINSMA II — ConfMilont (X) 7:J0, 10; High TM Row (R) 7:13,10 Clll»Hoo*tr (XI I: JO MIDDLBSROOKI— Whsn a Strsnesr Calls (R) 7:10, JESUS" uraic — aianes In Stack Silk (XI 13:01, [* 7:18-10 1:41 7:1), 1:41; Ecllsir In Blua IXI RSD BANK is continuing to celebrate its I:M, • JO RBD *A*)K MOVIBSI — @ ATLANTIC HIOHLANOI Th.J.tk:ls. 1:19 "10"(R>7:IS.»:JO BATONTOWN 1 p.m. a 3 p.m. COMMUNITY I — MONMOUTHARTICBHTBR — In Searcti or Hluorlc JMUS (011, TM Onion FlaM7:N,t:43 SHRSWSaURY Starts Fab. 1 13th ANNIVERSARY SMaBWSBURY PLAZA CINBMA I COMMUNITY II — cn ufkiilr.nmLaaneSr CM i Guyana Cull or tht ,D*fnn*d (R) SHREWSBURY PLAZA 7:10.1:19 ™ SlirTrM (G) 7:10, t:30 .311 stkHaSriUkM "tllant Scream" SPECIAL SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINBMA II « raaaNOLD •RRBHOLDI- «arTrsklS)7:1i,«:l5 Apocal«paoNo«(R)l 7:30-9:50 PRIME RIB PRBSHOLDII — SNRBWSSUaY PLAZA CtNBMA Apouhrgsi Now r Trsk (011,4:13.7:M.«:45 WEDNESDAY Apocalvpis Now (R) 7:43 MBHLO PARK CINBMA II— WfflC * 8 PM ONLY CINBMAI — TM RMS (Rl 2,4.10.7:15. »:40 ElKlrlc Horstman (PC) 7, »:10 SOMBRSBT COUNTY ONLY CINIMAII — SOMBRMT TM Black Ho» IPO) 7:10,1:13 KUTO1KI PLAZA CINBMA I — KBVPO«T ElKlrlc Horsaman IPO) 7:40, STRAND- <:U "LAST WEEK" Hsl Taanae* AMSU (X) 1:10. 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• MONTH State panel to report on milk deregulation FANTASTIC CERTIFICATE* TRENTON (AP) - State recommendations are expected regulation of milk prices on grounds it should be the buries of i price wars and eventually hurt dairy farmer*. 12.449% Yield shortly on whether milk pricing in New Jersey should be the regulators to prove controls are needed. Moffett, who worked in a similar post in Mississippi until deregulated. In other deregulation cases such as one involving state milk was deregulated there in 1970, says milk regulation has 11.886% Per Annum worked to ensure adequate supplies of milk at low tosU. The 47 year -old practice was questioned last August at a liquor prices, Degnan said he believes a custom has developed 10,000 Mln.—Subst nM.I Penity «w »«**» WHhdf ewaTj hearing before Gov Brendan T. Byrne. to make the issues so complex that no one else can understand "Why argue with success?" he asked. Byrne said he wanted to find out for himself whether the them well enough to improve the system Since Jan. 1, the minimum allowableVice for whole white state's practice of setting minimum prices for whole white "In this (milk deregulation) case, I am of the unwavering milk has been set at 4S*k cents per quart, SI cents per half TWIN I0IW FEDERAL SAVINGS milk was needed. opinion that the public policy of this sUte and the public gallon and f 1.70 per gallon. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The governor's Office of Policy and Planning is preparing interest of its citizens mandate that proponents of regulation In December, prices were 46 cents per quart, 87 cents per 94 BROAD STREET - EATOHTOWN recommendations based on the hearing. The report Is ex- bear the burden of coming forward to justify the need for such half gallon and 81.68 per gallon, the division said 842-0404 pected soon, possibly this week, said Byrne spokesman Joseph regulation," Degnan said. 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