Sponsor's lacking, headed s.oat\ show's for free mreV i now cat 1 FALLS, Mont. (AP) _ The Great Falls Ana imroerce decided to act when a chU called Id you tell me who's sponsoring the •e. aid where can 1 get tickets?" chamber placed a two-page advertisement in the Great Kali. Tribune that ballyhooi "A Montana * Sponsored by GOD • I IS minutes ol 'Prime Time' and BO Uckeis or Hired! One lime only showing; 8:Mim to II not appear in Continental USA. again 'til the year MI7," the ad reads The ad, which notes that a full solar eclipse was last (We In MontaM M yean ago, cplatm charts giving I alwut taw degree ol visibility in North America ol tht aebpae, predicted for Feb. M It alto conUins photographs showing what an eclipse ver purred took* like- and Usli more than IN businesses that "made » ago, Sap Siamese cat cave ths»e messages possible" THE COOD GUYS — Roy White, center, of the New York Yankees, shares a And, HI response to the child's query, the businesses light moment with Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, left, and David A. "Sonny" Mac Sunday's ad are giving away "Big Sky Country Werblin, Elberon, president of Madison Square Garden. White was honored the kittens died and Sapphire Eclipse Souvenir Tickets" free of charge as the New Jersey "Good Guy" at the New Jersey Sportswriters' Banquet yesterday. Story, other photos page 10. SeeSq.lrrel.pagel The Daily Register
VOL 101 NO 184 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1979 15 CENTS Teng meets Carter today
WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice I'remier Teng Hsiao-ping and lerests while helping China achieve Teng's goal of becoming a But the aides, who requested anonymity, said they expect President Carter, their nations far apart in culture, technology modern, industrialized society by the 21st Century the president to try to ensure the discussions center on issues and philosophy, begin their meetings hoping to develop a bond (o Tonight, Teng will be Carter's guest at a White House where agreement is possible, starting with educational, cultural benefit both China and the United States dinner, also attended by former President Richard M Nixon, and scientific exchanges, then moving to trade and transporta- The leaders scheduled two sessions, their first face-loface then will go to the Kennedy Center for a program put on by tion matters. meetings, in the president's Oval Office today after formal several American entertainers Teng will be in the United The sole agreement the president and vice premier are White House welcoming ceremonies replete with red carpets, Stales eight days, leaving Washington Thursday for Atlanta. He expected to sign during the visit II an umbrella pact allowing a military bands and a 19 gun salute will also visit Houston and Seattle variety of exchanges between the two countries, including Carter, his aides said, planned to be slaw and methodical in After arriving Sunday. Teng and the top members of his bureaus for news organizations and seeds used in agricultural six hours of talks scheduled with the 74-year-old Teng, recog entourage dined privately at the home of Zbignlew Brzezinski. cross-fertilization. The agreement has been the subject of nizing differences that inevitably will exist between a capitalist the president's national security adviser An dido said they negotiation for months. society and > Marxist nation, between a technologically ad dined informally on roast beef served by Brzezinksi's children The administration expects Carter and Teng to discuss vanced society and one lagging behind in such areas On a global scale, administration officials expected Teng prospects for a new trade agreement giving China most- The president will concentrate on issues likely to produce and Carter to exchange views on a variety of subjects, ranging favored-nation tariff status and access to credit from the U.S. agreements furthering American security »•"< ifmnnto in. from US -Soviet relationsto events in Korea and Indochina Export-Import Bank. There are a number of problems, however, which could surface in this phase of the talks One is the issue of expropriated American property in China. The United Slates has validated ilM ,8 million In claims Pope: for lost properly, the largest being $53 8 million for the Shanghai Power Co, a subsidiary of Boise-Cascade Corp., the Chinese seized in IMS. Against that, the United Stales has frozen about WO million Keep church out of politics; in Chinese assets here. Technically, the American claimants can ask the govern- ment to continue to freeze Chinese assets until the claims are Use spiritual ways to justice settled, a move which would prevent a normal trade rela- MEXICO CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul II speaks to tionship. Mexico's Indians today after cautioning his priests in Latin In practice, however, such problems are usually settled bj America to keep the Human Catholic Church out of politics and See Teng, page I Teng and his wife arrive in Washington seek social Justice by spiritual means. Opening a bishops' conference in Puebla that will chart the course of the church in Latin America for the next decade, the SB-year-old pontiff on Sunday rebuffed militant progressives advocating a "theology of liberation " and criticized those who Trip for peace called off see Jesus "as a political figure, a revolutionary, as the sub- versive of Nazareth " Reading in Spanish, he told the third decennial conference TEHRAN. Iran (AP) - said he would have to resign htiar's government is "illegal'' flooded the streets of Tehran of Latin American bishops their meeting was "not a symposium Prime Minister Shahpour Bak- first. Later, Khomeini told re- because It was appointed by Sunday chanting "Death to of experts, not a parliament of politicians, not a congress of htiar rejected Ayatullah porters "If Bakhtiar is on the the "illegal" shah Bakhtiar!" side of the angels, let him re- The government has closed scientists or technologists." Ruhollah Khomeini's latest de- One large group, hurling sign and come and see me as a all Iran's airports indefinitely The pope said the bishops' mission is to tend to the spiritual mand that he resign and called gasoline-filled firebombs, tried off a peacemaking trip to Par- free man, like everybody to block the return from exile aspirations of man He said they must continue to fight for more to storm a police head- is after 10 persons were re- else." of the spiritual leader of the equal distribution of wealth and for human rights But he said quarters Troops rushed to the ported killed and more than The 78-year-old priest, nation's 32 million Shitte the church must shun violence and could not be wedded to any scene and opened (ire with 30 300 were wounded in Tehran's whose title of ayatullah is Moslems. political system caliber machine guns mounted worst violence in months equivalent to that of bishop or Thousands of protester, an- "Whatever the miseries or suffering that afflict man." he on the backs of trucks. •aid. "It is not through violence, the interplay of power and Bakhtiar told a news con- archbishop, again attacked gered by Bakhtiar s refusal to Bakhtiar as a "puppet and political systems, but through the truth concerning man that he ference Khomeini's assertion let Khomeini come home to Military officials claimed Journeys toward a better future." agent of the shah," and re- convert the nation Into an Is- the rioters were armed with that he must resign before Ihe pealed his claim that Bak- The pope also reaffirmed his predecessors' opposition to 78-year-old religious leader lamic republic run by himself, machine guns and grenades. divorce, abortion and artificial contraception would receive him was unac- The bishops responded with polite applause. ceptable Bui "doors will stay The pope had spoken similarly in another speech Saturday, open," he said, indicating that telling a gathering of priests and members of religious orders: contacts would continue be- Another Jersey City fire "You are spiritual guides who try to orient and improve the tween his representatives and hearts of of the faithful You are not social leaders, political the ayalullah's. JERSEY CITY (AP)-Six halation al Jersey City Medi- When he arrived, residents leaders or employees of temporal power " The prime minister said families were left homeless cal Center were Evelyn Field, were on the roof and the fire As the bishops began their conference, a group of militant Saturday he would fly to Paris and five persons were treated 45, Grace Gavin, 34, and her escape. progressive priests and laymen opened a "dissidents' con- to try to make peace with the at a hospital early this morn- daughter Angela, 5 Treated Officials were to in- ference " at a parish church m Puebla to air demands that the holy man who from exile led ing when a two-alarm fire of for scrapes and bruises were vestigate the cause today, church take an active part in the fight against oppressive Ihe year-long civil rebellion undetermined origin damaged Mrs. Field's t-year-old daugh- Ryan said governments in Latin America. that forced Shah Mohammad a three-story frame house, au- ter, Pamela. 9. All were re- Kimball said the fire ap- The rebels rejected the pope's directive to abstain from Reza Pahlavi to leave the thorities said leased from the hospital. parently started in the base- political action, saying he "didn't consult with priests who know country two weeks ago. The Maze at 248 Webster Nancy Basso, 18, suffered ment where "a lot of papers the poor " They also condemned the working paper drawn up as In Paris, one Khomeini aide Ave. apparently began In the bruises and scrapes and was stored there caused it to really the basis for discussion at the bishops' conference, saying it was said the ayatullali would re- basement and was discovered kept at the hospital for x-rays go fast." Youn/i boy hold* cross in front of pope produced by conservative members of the church hierarchy. ceive Bakhtiar, while another 41 minutes after midnight She and the Field girl were Authorities say the build- when an unidentified first-floor injured when they jumped ing's first floor was destroyed resident "saw flames coming about 10 feet from a fire es- and lop two floors were dam- through the floor boards," said cape ladder, Kimball said aged by smoke and water Patrolman George Kimball Eye expansion of youth detention center "People being awake in that apartment — that was what saved a lot of people," The Inside Story •y WENDY DILLER Uon officials takei place. f juvenile drlmque know the present buildings t not to Kimball said FREEHOLD TOWN- That Is expected to occur rises. Mr Hermann staled, ability to add i THE HEATHER SHIP - A preliminary pro- momentarily, according to "My board still ha but I Imagiiv we can hold." Mr Hermann The house is in the city's CettMeraMe cbadlaesi aid wlady tonight will gale posal for the expansion of Mr Hermann. together with me «> let ua expand." •aid. "But if we get kids sent Heights section, about three waralags In effect aloig the coast. Complete report the county Youth Detention Until last year, detention ganize II so we can study II. Although the Bom al, who miles north of downtown. Kim- Mpagel. j*r it being developed centers were inspected an- The corrections depart- Freeho: have set fires, or mugg ball said the fire probably has and wUl be presented to the nually by Ihe state, but a ment has start' ly been notifl*•'-. Thomas J people I no connection to a blaze that Fitwer slow gives Men «l spriig 7 Board of Freeholders soon, new state law mandates that in other pan Item we c; n them destroyed a downtown tene- Dr. Jtyce Brtthers I icordlng to Kenneth officials inspect each facility and we'll re< ment one week ago today. Nets win, Kulcks lase „ t Hermann, superintendent of In the state four times an- them that the county add to board ui Fire Department spokes- Sptnswrhers cite Irvli, White II the center nually this building had shown th man Lt. Francis Ryan said Bridge Advice 17 DAILY REGISTER Hie center's Board of "We intend to draw up a "It's in the discussion some correspond* t re- residents treated for smoke in- Bastaett.. i PHONE NUMBERS Trustees and Judge Leo study and statistics to pres- stage - we're awaiting subject. from ent an adequate proposal for ommendation b "The Freeho Chb Spsaky - Chan Party!!: Classified 14-11 Mali Office M1-4IM Wetastein of the Juvenile l-like The new Monday night Game and Domestic Relations a realistic plan of expansion when they in . ..n Ctmlcs 17 Ttfl Free 171-IJM BM of the Week, lues. Phoenix Crasswwd Piale 17 Tal Free JH-KIH ;©urt. met In December to and our assessed n>- Richard J Booi Social Wed. Fresh. Kick off 8.30! 'JK the center's need for toe Board of Krei'lt. member stated Ocean Ave., Long Branch Editorials l CkuaWed Dtpl MM7M an additional facility, but Mr. Hermann stated. No lormal'presenlalion EilertalameM 13 Clrcilattoi Depl M1-4MI Special Uve-O-Graa sped ic plans lor an ex- Noting that the popu- tu the Board ul HwNeape n Sparts Dept Mi 4M4 for your loved one. You may Lifestyle 7-1 MMslHinlnin (71-181 re been stalled lation and average length of hasbetp added. win "Dinner for Two" at the until ai Inspection tour by stay at the center are in- "The board IIMI leea I.lncroft Inn. Call the Love stake A Dale 7 FrakaMtatM ClzIK ^•bpartmcni ol creasing as the county's rate project • don' Dept. for details today. OMUarie? 4 LstfjBnfaBan-..-,.....in
Flight 8 revolution that will travel girdles* of how unusual the the rear of the plane ac- The eavesdropper then ov- "I heard the captain of throughout the world and that instructions are, you must Mrs. McKinney reportedly Caaf, erheard the first instructions Flight » conversing about the will end In a nuclear holo comply completely. You will lists separate addresses in Los a factory. Issued to the United captain by highjacker The highjacker eavst," the highjacker's note understand later Angeles and Cypress, Calif Frank Gaafrey,». «*• «"••• aUMcKJaoey, who Instructed gave a note to the hostess and said "It is conceivable that you She told the FBI she was an her his two-bedroom him to tell United Airlines in told her to tell the captain to "A pseudonym was used to or someone else may try to unemployed writer, but actawahouK, said, "She had this capta* of tka sir Los Angeles to have represent- read it silently. Then he read it purchase the ticket because I stop me. But rest assured, I'm quaintances in Cypress, Califs- idea at a heavta on earth aad Mf-mk be arrakpMa _" a steward** in atives of all three major TV aloud," the eavesdropper re- am known by many people," not in this alone To give me said she worked in a factory the san explocnag and she had kt Brooklya thai morning on farms* aim thai the had in networks come to the terminal ported the Mfhlacker continued. "Re- assurances you are complying, Frank Godfrey,. 1J, who all this technological staff danaaot air piracy her noaaaastsn a bottle of nltro- In Los Angeles for instructions, "She claimed then was a the flight crew will say over rented her his -two-bedroom which she seemed to under Aa ana resident, who has grjcerk In a fabric purse and to have Lindsay Wagner bottle of nltro In her fabric the public address system, townnoua* said, "she had this stand just perfectly." MM to remain «nd*atlfled. FBI agent Quenntia Ertel (tat Bionic Woman), Jack purse and said she would blow an unknown destination." the idea of heaven on earth and He said she once gave him aal It* wtM experience ot described Mrs McKlnney ai a Lemmon or Chtrlton Heston up the plane if they didn't do as eavesdropper said tht sun exploding and she had a four-page scenario for the overhearing much of whit "fallen away Catholic, am- at the airport to read a ahe said. Then he began to The climax of this segment all this technological stuff, future, which included the de waat oa la the United Airlines bivalent about developments statement over the air read the note," the eavesdrop- of the drama was that United wh Ich she seemed to under struction by fire ot two-thirds 7«7 la the air between Arizona stand" of the earth's population In the church" and "dis- Heston spent five hours at per continued Airlines Flight 8 went nowhere aad New York A member of traught" about her family situ- the airport In Los Angeles, II He paraphrased the note: and the highjacker went to During negotiatons with Authorities said Mrs. Ik* IlkjH crew of in airliner ation. She lost custody of her was reported, and said after "Since I and others like me Jail. < Mrs McKinney. the FBI said McKinney hijacked the plane flying (bout two minutes two children subsequent to her wards, "I was prepared to do are willing to die like the peo- The eavesdropper, obvious- she presented a 25-page over Prescott, Arix., after •head of the highjacked air- divorce whatever I had to do." ple in Guyana for our cause, ly affected by what he had statement, which they de- passing a note to the pilot. craft, the redden! listened In The Register's aerial Over Arizona at 4:11 p.m. you should take this note with overheard, railed his flight scribed as "long and rambl- Thomas Cook, claiming thsl to Ike United captain as be eavesdropper became aware New York time, the the utmost sincerity. This inci- from Phoenix to New York "a ing," the AP report continued she had nitroglycerln, a highly relayed Inatnirtiani and in- of the highjacking shortly after eavesdropper-crew member dent should be sufficient to scary experience." "II is a religious-type letter explosive chemical, in her lonnaUoa from the highjacker 1 p.m. Saturday, when be was began to listen in earnest and prove to mankind how serious It was reported that actor and It Is quite incoherent." flight bag. It was later dis- to Mi company on the airlines' asked to clear the "discreet" to make notes paraphrasing we are. Let it be known that If Theodore Bikel sang to lalm FBI Agent Walter Yost covered that the bag contained "discreet frequency," used by frequency by the United Air- what he heard from United I fall, my leader will start a his fellow passengers as the boarded the plan about an hour a bottle of perfume, a plane FBI agent overpowered the after it landed He worked hit ticket and personal items, but woman way to the rear and sal in the no explosives. "It wasn't entertainment. It aisle opposite Mrs McKinney, was therapy." said Bikel. who who was holding the white Early end to swim meet at YMCA played guitar and sang during flight bag the t% hours the Jet was As Yost and the woman If M HIJACK SUSPECT IN parked at Kennedy Interna- talked. Bikel pulled nut Ins BVixlt OFFSET \ tional Airport' guitar in the front of the air- CUSTODY - Woman XEROX COPIES draws fire from spectators, coach tentatively identified by Bikel. actor Sam Jaffe. craft and "did what 1 do best " the FBI as Irene McKin- agent Sue Mengers and singer He reportedly opened his ney at Kennedy airport Dimi Martin, son of Dean improptu performance with INSTANT •y WARREN RICHEV "The fault doesn't Ue with us," he said in defense of the In New York yesterday Martin, were among the celeb- "Time In a Bottle" and then, cut-off, "It lies with the people who scheduled the meet." morning before being rities aboard the hijacked according to passengers, per- PRINTING RED BANK - A scheduling difficulty at Red Bank YMCA Branch Manager BUI Dickerson also defended taken to the federal de- night formed one song after another YMCA pool yesterday forced an early end to a swim meet the cut-off. ten tlon center I n For a time, Martin helped throughout the night While You watt between Red Bank Regional and Long Branch High Schools "We have just as much obligation to a cub scout troop Manhattan. She was Bikel entertain passengers, "I don't want to go to such - prompting heated comments from both the spectators which has reservations as we do to Red Bank Regional." token in custody on who snapped their fingers in lengths to get an audience in fffwolf press me and the Red Bank coach. Red Bank Regional Athletic Director James Leo said he board the hijacked unit- stead of applauding to avoid the future," Bikel was re- 170 Monmouth Street The meet, which began at (: 15 p.m., was ended at about had originally scheduled the meet for two hours, but he said ed Airlines 747 at the air disrupting the FBI's nego- ported to have said Red Bank, 741-9300 7 p.m., despite the protests of the coach and spectators, that about a week and a half ago he was informed by the port. tiations with Mrs McKinney in She told the FBI she was an toimtti* Gum P'mitti] because YHCA officials said a cub scout pack had reserved YMCA that Red Bank Regional could only be scheduled for the pool from 7 to I p.m. one hour Sunday night. Coach Dick Martin said he knew nothing of the cub Mr. Leo said that he checked with the coaches and scout reservation, and that he had assumed that the high asked if they thought they could run the meet in an hour. He school had reservations for the meet until at least 8 p.m. said the coaches indicated that they could and would. He explained that the usual swim meet lasts between an The athletic director said both the Long Branch and boar and forty-five minutes and two hours. Red Bank coaches went into the Sunday meet knowing that "If* Impossible to run a meet like that In an hour," he it would only last for an hour. d, adding that he'd expected the meet to last about two "No way did I know that," Coach Martin said last night after the meet. Ed Laurowitz, a YMCA worker, said that the coach The coach said that many of his swimmers are training had been Informed throughout the meet of the 7 p.m. Cub and competing In order to qualify for the Shore Conference Scout reservation, and that YMCA officials ended the meet Championships at 7 p.m. He said that because the 100 yard back stroke, the 100- Mr. Laiarowtts said that when they began closing the yard breast stroke and the 100-yard free style relay were Live pool to the swim meet, the coach addressed the spectators not held, some swimmers missed an opportunity to qualify in the unique, award winning, multi-home, through the Y's PA system and made comments "to the for the championships. posit of defaming the YMCA." The coach said that with about 15-18 more minutes, the total environment community... Red Bank had a slight edge over Long Branch when the meet could have been completed, with the diving competi- meet was ended. tion being either rescheduled or held at one end of the pool The YMCA worker sstd he permitted the MC-meter free Coach Martin called the YMCA's handling of the situ- style race, which was In progress at 7 p.m., to continue to ation "discourteous," and added that with some "coopera- completion, but be pointed out that the cub scouts did have tion the whole thing could have been settled in a much paid reservations to use the pool. smoother manner than It was."
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rCENTRAL JERSEY BANK 29CONVENIEN ">FFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION XWKRTill.l, ANOTHER LANID CORPORATION COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 (201) 842-5900 SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JANUARY 29, 1979 Flynn to ask the restructuring Obituaries of N.J.'s municipal court system Legislature, which created the TRENTON (AP) - Claim- the municipal courts. form the system. Hughes has been an ad- municipal courts. ing New Jersey's municipal "To set up a study com- "I intend to draft the ap- Rockefeller is cremated; mission is one avenue. But 1 vocate of local court reform court system needs to be propriate legislation as soon as restructured, a member of the want to have a bill ready soon and in published reports has expressed his concern for I hear from the chief justice," Assembly Judiciary Commit- that would reform the system Flynn said "I'm a lawyer and tee intends to introduce legis- based on recommendations changes in the municipal sys- memorial service today tem 1 know there are problems ii lation to alleviate some of the from the many studies of our the municipal courts. TARRYTOWN, NY (AP) A separate memorial ser- said Sunday that Megan problems be says exist municipal courts that have al- ready been conducted," Flynn Hughes noted that each of — The body of former Vice vice for family, friends and Marshak, a researcher who Assemblyman William E. "The subject is topical and said. his three predecessor chief President Nelson Rockefeller national and international was helping Rockefeller work Flynn, D-Monmouth and Mid- I'm going to try to put a bill on Flynn said he has written to justices had expressed «u cremated yesterday a leaders was scheduled for II on a series of art books, was dlesex, said Saturday interest the table as soon as possible," Chief Justice Richard J criticism of the local courts, family spokesman said, a day am Friday at the Riverside working with Rockefeller exists in the Assembly Judi- Flynn added "Some change Hughes for suggestions that he but abolition of the current betore a private memorial ser- Church on Manhattan's Upper when he collapsed ciary Committee to move a bill has to occur" vice ni scheduled at the West Side, which was financed Taylor said Miss Marshak Aadmyg. NarttteH* to set up a commission to study might include in his bill to re- system must come from the Rockefeller estate overlooking with the help of donations by — and not an "unidentified the Hudson River Rockefeller's father. John D woman neighbor," as Morrow Rockefeller's ashes will be Rockefeller Jr had said - had called the burled today at the family New York Gov Hugh city's emergency number to Nardiello named Report no major cemetery at the Pocantico Carey said he intends to hold a report Rockefeller's heart at- Hills, where he and his tribute to Rockefeller at some tack Miss Marshak lives brothers and sister spent much future date In Albany nearby, at 25 West 54th Street o* their childhood Rockefeller served 15 years Taylor also said Rock- deputy director hikes in budget Rockefeller, who died Fri as governor of New York and efeller collapsed at 11:15 p.m., day night at the age of 70, was two years as vice president not at 10 15 p.m. as Morrow FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP siWe for overall administration TRENTON (AP) - <"'0V vertiser cremated at the Ferndale under Gerald R Ford had said Taylor said Miss - Anthony S. NardieUo, Mid and supportive services Brendan T Byrne is preparing Byrne and key legislators Crematory In the Westchester It was originally announced Marshak told the attending dletown, has been named one Mr Nardiello Is a member to hand the New Jersey LafnV still arc hammering out details County town of Hartsdale, said that Rockefeller had died in physician the wrong time, and of two deputy directors of of the Board of Trustees of lature a new state budget of for permanently rechanneling a spokeswoman who asked not his offices at Rockefeller Cen- he gave that wrong informa- Monmouth County CETA Check-Mate Inc (county anti- more than M 6 billion without more utility taxes to cities, the to be identified ter. Later, however, family tion to Morrow (Comprehensive Employment poverty aopnrv} calling for new increases in newspaper said. Hugh Morrow, another spokesman Morrow said that According to an emergency Training Act). His prior experience has major stale taxes, a published It said the proposed budget family spokesman, said most Rockefeller had been working medical technician who tried Mr. NardieUo, 51, will assist been, in part, as personnel su- report said yesterday most likely will contain tuition of the family, Including Rock- on his art book at his desk at to revive Rockefeller, Miss Mr. Callas In the implementa- pervisor for the New Jersey The Times Advertiser of hikes at Rutgers University efeller's brother David, had private offices on 13 West 54th Marshak was at Rockefeller's tion and operation of com- Highway Authority; sales rep- Trenton said Byrne's 197980 and the eight state colleges In joined Rockefeller's wife, Hap- Street when he collapsed side in the back of the am- prehensive plans and program resentative for Standard spending plan proposes no ma addition to a recently ap- py, and his children at Pocan- Morrow said that only a se- bulance that rushed him to components He will supervise Brands, and assistant media jor new programs and closes a proved increase in automobile tico HlUs yesterday. curity man and a chauffeur Lenox Hill Hospital in a last activities of district super- buyer for Batten, Barton, budget gap estimated as high license plate fees futile bid to save his life David Rockefeller, chair- were with Rockefeller when he visors and general operations Durstine and Osbom, Inc., as $290 million without raising Described by adminis- man of Chase Manhattan died. But another family "We never transport some- The other deputy director is New York income taxes or sale taxes tration officials as light, the Bank, was In the Middle spokesman. George Taylor. one in an ambulance without Karl V. Fox, who is respon- He is a Navy veteran and is APPOINTED - Dr. Byrne plans to present the spending plan is estimated to Eastern nation of Oman when taking family or someone at married with four children. He Alan W. Robblns, gener budget document tomorrow to exceed the current $4 4 billion he received word of Nelson's Alexander Kowalski the scene" so there is a wit- has lived in Middletown for 24 al surgeon, has been ap- a joint session of the Legisla- budget by between |200 million death less than three hours af- ness, said Jim Peturas, the Alfred Solomon, years. pointed to the surgical ture and $400 million, the news- ter It happened, said another emergency medical technician Despite his Statr ol [He paper said The Increase will FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP He is past member of Mid- staff at Jersey shore spokesman, and immediately from Roosevelt Hospital. He retired merchant State message calling for re- include a II16 million boost in - Alexander J Kowalski, 64. dletown Recreation Commit- Medical Center, Nep headed for home. was the first medical person to vision of tax formulas In bejte state aid to public schools, it of East Freehold Road, here, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tee, former vice chairman of tune, as an assistant at reach the former vice presi- fit hard-pressed cities. Hie added died Saturday at in Freehold — Alfred Solomon, 13 Simpson Middletown Community Af- tending physician. Dr John Merrill dent spending proposal is expected The Byrne administration Area Hospital Ave., former owner of the At- fairs Council and an organizer Robblns is also chair- to contain no reshuffling of and the Democratic legislative ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, He was born In Colts Neck Mr*. Elizabeth lantic Appliance Co., Keyport, of the Middlelown Youth Ath- man of the Department died yesterday at Monmouth letic Association of Surgery at Freehold utility taxes from suburban to leadership have struggled for - John 1. Merritt, 43, of 81 and resided here all his life. urban areas, administration Medical Center. Long Branch Area Hospital and secre months to offset an anticipated first Ave., died yesterday at Mr. Kowalski was the su- Rearm* sources told the Time Ad- home following a long illness. He was born in Philadel- tarytreasurer of the budget deficit next fiscal year perintendent of the Monmduth- PLA1NFIELD-Mrs. Eliz- Cox to speak He was born in Brooklyn, Freehold Industrial Park, phia, and lived here 40 years medical staff there. He abeth W Kearns, Leland HOLMDEL - Mayor has his office In Free N.V., and lived here most of Jackson Stree, for the 23 Gardens, died yesterday at Mr. Solomon retired from HOMEUTE CHAINSAWS his life years business eight years ago. James M Cox. who is Kxxon hold and lives there with Elizabeth General Hospital Corporation's commercial his wife and two chil- Mr. Merritt was employed He was an Army Air Force She was born in Brooklyn. He was a member of the XI10" by Danshle Manufacturing veteran of World War II and Monmouth Lodge 172, F4AM, manager, western hemi- dren. He is a member of NY., and had lived in sphere, will discuss "The De the New York Academy Co., Keyport, as a ladies coat- was a communicant of Si Matawan for most of her life, here; the Tall Cedars of Leba- cutter Rose of Lima Roman Catholic nnon. and the Red Bank Elks. velopment of Mexican Oil and ot Sciences, a diplomate before moving here one year its Effects on the United Mr. Merritt was a member Church, here. ago. Surviving are his widow. ot the American Board Mrs. KathertneC. McNulty; a Slates" at a meeting of the of men's bowling leagues at Surving are his wife, Mrs Mrs. Keams was the widow Harmony Bowl, Middlelown, daughter. Mrs. Jean Kilzen of Holmdel Republican Club of Surgery and a fellow Anna Kowalski; a son, Alex- of the William J Kearns Thursday, Feb. 8. at 8:30 p.m of the American College and the Edison Lanes, Edison ander J. Kowalski Jr, of Farm- Fair Haven, and two grand- She is survived by a son, children In Township Hall of Surgeons. Surviving are his widow. ingdale; a daughter. Miss The Rev. Adam T. Kearns of MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Mrs. Ruth MuUer Merritt; two Margaret A. Kowalski, at The John E Day Funeral St. Catherine's Roman Catho- 777 SHREWSIURY AVENUE, SHREWSIURY sons, John J. Merritt Jr. of home; a brother, George lic Church, Spring Lake; two Home, Red Bank is in charge East Keansburg, and Richard Kowalski of. Freehold, and daughters, Mrs. Eileen Abel of of arrangements. Merritt, at home; a daughter, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Mac Montclair, and Mrs Marybeth Miss Ruth Merritt, at home; Study of Eatontown, Mrs. Niedzwkie of Fanwood; two Peter Clausen his lather, John Merrill of Valentine Oakes of Freehold brothers Adam Welstead of Montauk, NY., two brothers, and Mrs Stella Leo of Jack- Danbury, Conn . and John Wel- MILLSTONE - Peter, C Michael Merritt of East son. stead of Matawan; one sister, Clausen, 69. of Stagecoach SHAPE UP FAST Keansburg, and Steven Mer- The Higgins Memorial Mrs Mary Manion of Road, died yesterday at the ritt of Howell, and three sis- 95 Home, Freehold, is in charge Elmhurst, NY., and 12 grand Freehold Area Hospital. Free- Arroz con Polio ters, Miss Marilyn Merritt of of arrangements. children. hold Township. (Chkk;Chi •y SYLVIA PORTER ililimillimni Illl nillllHIIIIIIIIIIM children should be exposed to commercials so Should the Federal Trade Commission regu- matter whether they appreciate their selluiq in- late TV *ds directed al children? If so, how? tent Their reasoning: TV ads do preschoolers no Should children's TV commercials be limited to harm, rather, they prepare them to live in the real youngsters old enough to understand their selling YOUR MONEY'S world in which they will become adults purpose? Required to carry disclaimers ol some And a final provocative part ol this con- soft? Should sugared products alone be banned'* troversy is that so much of this reflects a conlron Or balanced by health messages? tatiofi between two opposing interest groups, both Or should the whole red-hot issue be left strict- WORTH arguing opinion, not (acts Millions ol dollars ly alone and TV advertising policies not be being spent on the hearings — administrative touched any more than now? expenses, legal, public relations (ees. etc — could 'IIIIIIIMIIIIIHIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIHHMIIIMIMIHIt From Jan. IS through this past Friday, this achieve so much more i( spent on research that most controversial of public issues was the target would permit the issues to be settled on the basis of bitter debate belore a jammed hearing room in they think but in HOW they think as well," he ol knowledge, not emotion It is not too late lor the San Francisco Hearings now move on March 5 to notes. Children's ability to think develops and studies to be commissioned by the FTC, the TV Washington, DC — and go on from there changes as they mature industry, activist groups, others involved - but the level of the debate so (arfdoesn't encourage It is a testament to the power and influence ol A classical experiment by the famous Swiss much hope advertising in our lives that no other suggested psychologist. Jean Piaget. illustrates Llebert's trade regulation has aroused as much comment point — namely that children under eight cannot Is it true that children under eight years ol age Irom America's private citizens as this one Al- distinguish the dilference in purpose between pro- cannot grasp that a toy they see in operation in a ready, nearly 7.000 of you, unalliliated with any grams and ads. To this child, a 30-second ad is a TV ad requires them to assemble it? Is It a (act interest group or organization, have sent your new. not a different, kind of program that a voice-over disclaiming "some assembly required" will be meaningless unless il is altered reactions to the FTC. The hearing flics, reports But psychologists of equal stature, such as l)r JUST IN TIME — The Bell Telephone Company mode a pledge of MOM to to "you have to put it together'"1 Does a child my associate Brooke Shearer, even contain barely Rochel Gelman and Charles J Brainerd, argue Freehold Area Hospital on Dec. 15, the very last day the hospital was given to have to reach ages 8-11 to understand that an ail is meet The Kresge Foundation's challenge grant. The pledges of many busi- legible letters Irom youngsters themselves just as vehemently that neither Leibert nor Piaget The proposed rule also has directed public different (rom entertainment? Who's right' nesses and corporations helped the bospltal meet Its $400,000 goal. Here, have taken into account young children's non- Wrong1" . William Freeman and Gill Glllesple from N.J. Bell present a signed pledge attention to a growing body of psychological re- verbal skills They are capable ol seeing through Children between the ages o( 2 and 11, inciden- card to Corporations Committee Chairman, Peter Me Closkey, left, and search on child development as well as to particu commercials, but their language ability doesn't tally, watch an average ol 1»,000 20.000 com- Administrator Jack De Cerce. lar studies ol the impact of TV on children permit them to explain in words Stating the position clearly (Or more rigid mercials a year, or SO to 55 on a typical day! What regulation is Robert M. Liebert, professor ol psy- Various business pmlessors take the view, too. power is inherent in these ligures alone! chology and psychiatry at the State University of that children who are old enough to understand Upon the outcome oT these hearings may rest New York at Stony Brook, a noted researcher in ads are just as likely won over as children who at least a partial answer to the direction TV Horse breeders honored child development and himself a lather of two don't understand them advertising takes next in an area so filled with Still others who oppose an additional economic implications, so loaded with dissension. TRENTON- Six Mon ling mares, Cosmo Pelaia, (or stallions class and the senior children. so overloaded with financial dynamite. mouth County horse breeders '75 geldinga, with his quarter performance class. "Children are unlike adults, not only in WHAT rlampdown on TV ads lor children! insist that were among those honored the horse, Itsa Long Story; Gerald In addition, the thor- •t the state's 21nd annual Panella ol Clillwood, winning oughbred, standardised and Hone Industry Awards dinner lor both pleasure type mares horse person ol the year were during Farmers Week ac- senior and pleasure type color, announced by secretary of ag- tivities in the state recently with his palomino, Brandy's riculture, Phillip Alampi. Investing while overseas when more than Ml,000 in stale Golden rascal; Patricia Sachs Mrs. Stanley F Dancer. breeder awards was dis- ol Honmouth Beach with her New Egypt, owner ol Mistletoe •y DAVID R. SARGENT ,»...... "...... ».! tmmmm introduced by Zenith last sum- holdings in Twentieth Century tributed half Arabian, PS Caleche, a Shalee. captured the slan- 4 - My daagkter will ke mer will be competing against Growth This no-load mutual Winners were. Barbara junior gelding, Kathleen dardbred title; Reeve. wwtlag tveneai l»r Ike Mil RCA's four-hour VCR, but has fund is on the list ol the Top 25 Performers (or the last decade Simerlein, ol Middletown. with Evans, of Howell, lor her year- Schley.wowner ol Queen Lib. lew yean. Sae will be able I* been well received in the mar- and for 1(78 For the two peri- her horse, Bicentennial Re- ling colts, EVM Royal Destiny, won the thoroughbred title; save several Umiaad dollars SUCCESSFUL ket The shares may be slow to ods, the fund increased net as- view, a pinto, winning lor year- a Morgan. and James Murphy of Ml. Mol- •aanlty aad aeeas kelp la dr recover, but should be held set value 8«% and 42%, respec- Also, Andrew Fern ol ly, was named hone person ol vefcplag aa kweslmat pro Allstate Enterprises, which tively. The S*P 500 managed a Cream Ridge, lor his Morgan the year. eras. Wtali INVESTING has been around since 1170. C.E.,CaW. has managed to increase asset 17% increase lor the ten years weanling colts, Andrich Alle- The awards are presented and 8% lor 1178 gro, and lor Shieling's Jingo , a to encourgae the breeding ol A - She should be able to value 10%, versus 51% lor the Morgan in the three and over New Jersey horses. accumulate a worthwhile nest IIIIH mill (IMIIIIIMIIMHIMIIIIHK Standard & Poor's 500 Aver- egg by Investing each month in Q — I have M shares *l not the least of which is com- age. In view of its below-aver- (Mr. Sargent cannot an- two growth-oriented mutual Zeattk Radk (NYSE) wklck petition Irom low-priced im- age performance record, this swer all mall personally, but County buys land funds 1 recommend that her are tntflag al alwil •»» hall tf ports. Although import quotas fund should be sold. The pro- will answer all questions pos- investments be divided be- ay eaat. I an also dlsap- have provided some relief, for- ceeds should be added to your sible in his column.) FREEHOLD - The Welt? Freeholders last month foi tween Bauson (David L.) In- (•tatea la Ike aerttrmaace tl eign TV manufacturers are tract in Ocean Township and park lands throughout the vestment Fund (Three Crown Allstate Enterprises Faad. now concentrating on shipping Visiing scholar speaks tomorrow two other tracts in Middletown county Center, 2140 Penning Road, I seU either folding? If (ewer, higher-priced sets, the MONTCLAIR — Zev Man Mankowltz Is president of most profitable end of the mar- have been officially added to The 114-acre Weltz tract, oil Kansas City, Mo M108), and *," wkat ikMU I b«y at a kowitz, a visiting scholar Irom the Institute of Youth Leaders the county's park land Whalepond Road in Ocean Price Growth Slock Fund (IN reptecemeit? My lltrd iavest ket. Earnings for 1978 were Israel, will apeak on "The Al- Abroad and Is a lecturer in probably around 11.25 a share, The three parcels totaling Township and Eatontown. East Pratt St., Baltimore, Md B(l|, Tweatletk Ceatiry termath and the Implications holocaust studies at the School approximately 113 acres were which was purchased lot HIM) Both are "no-load Grawlk Fwrt, hat dour very up Irom a deficit in 1177 of the Holocaust" tomorrow at for Overseas Students al purchased (rom the New Jer K7t,31(, is slated to become lunds," meaning thai there is mil. — B.H., fail Further gains are expected in 8 p.m. in the Student Center Hebrew University in Jerusa- sey Conservation Foundation the first regional park in that no sales lee lor Investments. A — Zenith has been up the current year The three- Meeting Room One, at lem. The public is admitted hour video cassette recorder which had been holding them part of the county The 52-acre Your (laughter should be M^H* > number of problems, Montclair State College. free of charge. in trust (or the county lor the Drazin tract was purchased able to deal directly with the past two yean. The purchase for (373.MO II is adjacent tc funds il she works for an price was $2 3 million, ol which Huber Woods in Locust and American company and her approximately 50 percent will will be added to that un pay Is denominated in U.S. Dr. Krmu4 Mftlaa be covered by state Greet developed tract. dollars II she Is paid in foreign Acres funds The county share currency, it would probably be will be funded by a portion ol The 147-acre Deepdale es- advisable to work through the Bedikian (Z.I million in bonds author- tate was purchased foi local foreign branch qf an heads staff ized by the county Board ol 11.012.432. American bank. of hospital HOLMDEL - Dr. Armand Have You Heard E. Bedikiin. director ol anesthesiology and respiratory care service at Bayshore Com- About Beth? munity Hospital, here, has been elected president ol the hospital's medical staff. He succeeds Dr James Weldon. Hailet Dr. Harry Poppick. who practices family medicine in I saw her coining out of Keyport. was elected vice n president. Dr Jose Seril. a Annie Sez"! And she was surgeon with ollices in Hailet. was elected secretary, and Dr. loaded with packages, my Zaven S. Ayanian, a Matawan internist, was elected Ireas urer. dear! You know how she Dr. Bedikian, of Holmdel, formerly was vice president of brags about keeping up with the Bayshore Community Hos- pital medical staff. He was the latest designers in Vogue born in New Jersey and was graduated (rom Rutgers Uni- versity, where he was elected and Harpers, and she seems to Phi Betta Kappa and Sigma Dr. Bedikian graduated with to know all about the honors Irom the Temple Uni- versity College ol Medicine. beautiful people... who's Philadelphia, took his gradu- ate training at the University doing what with whom... as 1 of Pennsylvania Hospital in LA PETITE GRAND Philadelphia, and did his resi- Exquisite1 Onry 4 vy long, 4 7 wide and 3 'V high dency al Columbia Presby- seeninW.W.D.Well,I Crafted inside and out to perform like a full-size concert terian Medical Center in New grand Classic walnut finish on walnut veneers York City thought she only shopped oa only$ Dr. Bedikian served in the 1995. (reg. $3195.) United States Navy as "The Avenue"—spent anesthesia consultant,, to the Atlantic Amphibious Assault oodles for her clothes! And Forces at Little Creek, Va., PLAYER PIANO and acting director ol Build your own musical repertoire and enjoy countless anesthesia at the Naval Hospi- here she was, coming out of piano-roll selections played automatically. Walnut or pecan tal in St Albans, NY finishes Dr. Bedikian is a diplomat "Annie Sez". I guess she got Only of the American Board of *1795. (reg. $2495.) Anestheiiology and a fellow of CONVENIENT rich that way — saving on IE IMS AMANGCD the American College of Anesthesiologists 42 ARTIST CONSOLE PIANO Dr. Poppick. a graduate of clothes so she can indulge Beautiful KimbaH cabinetry, magnificent tone and your Brooklyn College and the Uni- choice ol 3 styles al one low price! Walnul. pecan or pine finishes versity ol Colorado Medical her whims. School, is a charter lellow ol (reg. $1550.) the American Academy ol Family Physicians , and a • FREE DELIVERY • FREE BENCH • CONVENIENT CREDIT • LIMIT! member ol the Monmouth It's Time To Discover County Medical Society Dr. Serll Is a graduate of the University of the Philip Annie Sez! pines and the University of Baldwin Santo Thomas Medical School. PIANOS ORGANS Dr. Ayanian, a graduate of 490BROADST. RT£ 35 Syracuse University and the II WSBUHY.N J , ASBURY PARK MONMOUTH MAIL State University of New York 9:30A.M. TO9P.MSATTO6PM CORNER MAIN I MATTISON (MID-LEVEL) • EATONTOWN College of Medicine, is PHONE 947 001 1 775-9300 542-7777 certified by the American Store* in Clifton, N.J OPEN DAILY TIL 9 PM SAT Til 5 PM OPEN MON UuuSAT Til 9 30 PM Board of Internal Medicine. N.lruii-I 1 HnrUdjIf. U V {A OCVrSKMOF ALTENeUNG PIANO MOUSE MC | The Daily Register Carter needs no enemies vestigator*. The standal-rid master would undoubtedly Established in I«7K - Published bv The Red Rank lyJACKANDEBSON de, agency has formed a GSA have come to light. And the WASHINGTON-The only choir WASHINGTON suggestion that Carter A memo from Adminis- ARTHUR Z KAMIN person rivaling Billy Carter as strengthen his ties with a constant source of embar- trator Jay Solomon buplred President and Editor Tonelli, at a time when the rassment lo the White House is 171 GSA songbirds to sign »P SCENE untoa leader's legal troubles One of Solomon's personal •»• Bert Lance, the president's ill were obvious to apparently Thomas I, Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor starred choice as his original ltHinti wtth a musical back everyone but Lance and Stolz, ground was appointed choir dl n was too laughable to be given rector. 6 MONDAY JANUARV29 1979 Like Brother Billy, there Joseph Toneul, one of the first serious consideration at the IV big turnout has made it «emi to be no one Lance major labor leaders to back White House won't do business with. While Jimmy Carter for president ANDERSON necessary to form separate On one previous occasion, groups lor rehearsals, which Billy Carter waltzes around Finally indicted last July. union funds did wind up la the Roadside target Tonetli pleaded guilty to em- wil be held two days a week the country with cronies ol National Bank of Georgia. Im ttemlae a patient's monthly bezzlement and obstruction of bill, listing charges for "laun- Employees will have lo gel Libyan dictator Muammar February II7«. toe Teamsters Qaddaft. the jolly Georgia Justice dry," "therapy" and, vaguest special permission from super Central Slates Pension Fund of all, "miscellaneous' visors lo get an extra half hour banker has bees thick as Just six weeks before set up an $18 million trust ac- — Patients are often billed for lunch lo rehears* thieves with the Saudi Arabi- Tonelli's indictment, Lance counl in Lance's bank. The for essentials thai should be A spring concert U In the ans In various financial deals. phoned Tonelli about the possi- fund was under federal in- bility of doing some business part of the basic fee, like soap, works, but there'll be no robes Recent revelitions that vestigation at the time, and the with the union boss, reliable bed bars, crutches and aspirin or uniforms for the GSA Lance, when chief executive Teamsters evidently fell II officer of the National Bank of sources told our associate — Patients usually have no choristers for the time being might be worthwhile to do Georgia, gave preferential in- Gary Cohn. Tonelli later choice in purchasing drugs; •We're operating on a shoe terest rates to the Carter fami- speculated that Lance may business with a good friend of many suppliers are owned by string budget right now." ex- ly's peanut business also have wanted millions in paper the man who might become the nursing home proprietor, plained the director. besmirched the president's workers' pension funds trans- and charge more. AN OUNCE OF PREVEN Although, as we have em- hoped-for Mr Clean Image. ferred from a New York bank — Patients' families must T1ON: An Idea whose time has phasized, there Is no evidence to one in Georgia. (Lance still guarantee payment of bills, not only come, but is long over- Now we have uncovered to show that the efforts to use owns stock in the National but need not be told of changes due, U proposed in the forth- evidence that Lance may have Carter cronies to influence the Bank of Georgia.) In fees or patient care. coming Issue of S* Plus msga tried to wangle banking busi- president ever amounted to line — establishment of a ness from a union boss who About the same lime, one nf anything, the fact that such — Many contracts absolve was on the verge of Indictment Tonelli's Atlanta lawyers, attempts were made has the nursing home from vir- Washington-Peking Hot Line for embezzling union funds — presidential pal lrwin Slolz, proven an embarrassment to tually any liability One dis- to make sure that Chinese and and who had retained two At- wrote Carter with an In- the Carter administration claimer stales: "The facility US leaden can make their lanta attorneys to use their credible suggestion: "Bert and and its management specifi- intentions known to each other supposed influence at the I believe that Mr. Tonelli With friends like his, Jim- cally disclaim liability (or any in emergencies. White House and the Justice would be an excellent adviser my Carter doesn't need ene- act or omission of any physi- The magazine's editorial di- mies. Department to help him. His and Informal liaison for you cian, patient, guest or intruder rector. Jess Gortcin. who first case was too hot to handle that with organized labor." RIP-OFF ARTISTS: Some which results in personal in- proposed the existing Washing way, however, and all the There is no evidence that of the rip-offs thsl have given Jury lo the patient" ton-Moscow Hot Line years president's friends were able any transfer of union funds nursing homes a bad name TRA LA LA Whistle- ago, points out that the to achieve was a rive-month look place, probably because have been detailed by the Fed- blowers at the General Ser- capability already exists for delay In the indictment Tonelli was by then under such eral Trade Commission Such vices Administration will now the kind of instantaneous com The union boss is former close scrutiny by federal in- as these: get a chance to practice before municalion that could prevent paperworkers president vestigators that a large — Many homes won't singing lo government in- a nuclear holocaust. Nice bureaus for abolishing By JAMES J. sULPATRICK ' ' —•millI House and Senate committees, Proxmire of Wisconsin wants by the same token, proceed to kill off the Small Business All week long, politicians from last year's charts and Adminlstrstion. He doesn't and bureaucrats alike have CONSERVATIVE tables to this years charts and want to reorganize the SBA. or been prowling through Mr tables, and the threshold ques- trim Its budget by It percent, Carter's proposed budget for VIEW tion rarely Is asked: Should or reduce the number of re- the next fiscal year Some ol this particular function be con- gional offices, or fiddle around them are yelling hooray and MlllMMtlMMIiniHIHMIIlltlMIIIIIM Hill IM III! tinued at all? Instead, the pre- with half measures Off with some are yelling bloody vailing practice Is to haggle its head! The prospect merits murder, but few of them are House This time around, he over details In the process, examination thinking in the terms that must has 52 other senators co-spon- the forest succumbs to the be thought if the federal jug- soring the same bill. It seems trees. KM PATRICK So It goes One wonders gernaut is ever to be re- likely that the bill will be writ- Muskie has the right idea about the Consumer Product Safety Commission, about AC Hazlet park-ride facility strained ten into law thus year, and that The gentleman should have favoritism and personal poli- Sen. Edmund I, Muskie Is Mr Carter will sign It with been elected president long TION, about the bedraggled tics in the Endowment's pro- remains of the Peace Corps, Hazlet officials are under- were forced to hop over the Route 36 the most notable exception. As genuine pleasure The sunset ago, and It's a pity he never gram of subsidies for writers. standably elated — as must be all the chairman of the Senate Budget approach, which requires that was. "Sunset attacks the no- about the Comprehensive Em. median barrier to get to and from poets, editors and little maga- ptoymenl Training Program, area's bus commuters — over state their cars. The new facility, near the Committee, the craggy gen- virtually every federal pro- tkm," he says, "that govern- zines The program ought lo be lleman from Maine once again gram come up every 10 years ment programs, once enacted, about scores of silly and waste, Department of Transportation plans to existing bus firm lot, will correct all wiped out, root and branch A nil grants In the Office of is pursuing the concept of a for lull-scale review, is closely should remain lorever on the sunset review would do It. build a park-and-ride facility there tor that. "sunset" bill. Muskie has been related to the president's ad- books. Instead. It proposes that Education, about a hundred costly public relations pro- the bus riders. As Mayor William "Maybe," noted Committeeman around lor 20 years. With a vocacy of zero-based budg- a program should continue Try another Congressman Haines exultantly stated, the "facility beautiful simplicity of per- eting only If Congress decides that II grams in the Pentagon. Like John Pierce, "this will take some of George Hansen ol Wyoming Is Old Man River, they just keep is very badly needed" and the DOT ception, he understands that a Why is it so fearfully dif- is needed and is still working out to abolish the Occupational the cars off the side streets and un- rolling along action is "a step in the right direction federal program or agency, ficult to get a handle on federal well. If a program cannot meet Safely and Health Adminiv once created, is the nearest these conditions, it goes out ol clutter the buses on Middle Road so spending? One reason is that tralion In a washboard review Maybe Muskie's sunset (hat was long overdue." thing to perpetual motion ever business " that I can get a seat again." every year's budget is based of the kind Muskie has in mind. scheme won't work In prac- invented. His purpose is to de- State plans call for parking space upon the budget for the year Lei me suggest a few sin OSHA would be compelled to tice Maybe Ihe pressure We hail the action of the DOT vise a mechanism that period for 250 to 300 cars near Route 36 and before In the monumental ling possibilities It would have Justify ils continued existence, groups and the affected bu- which will make the bus service a ically will provide an op- Middle Road, with construction slated task of preparing a budget for been a pious Idea if years ago a and the task wouldn't be easy reaucrats would make such portunity to give a few old much more viable commutation delivery every January, the sunset clause had been written Where Is the convincing convincing cases on review for 1980. Estimated cost of the project chickens the axe. means for Hazlet area residents. The budget-makers begin with (he into the act creating the Na- evidence that OSHA has that nothing ever would be is $380,000. assumption that whatever was worked? If such evidence can't accomplishment is also a tribute, as Muskie sponsored a sunset tional Endowment for the abolished But Muskie's Mil Current traffic and fuel conserva- bill in the 95th Congress. It funded in 1(78 is to be funded Arts A recent article in the be produced, the agency ought Mr. Pierce noted, to the bipartisan would give as a fair chance to tion problems make it imperative that passed the Senate 87-1. but it for 1171 There Is no other Washington Star unfolded a de lo be scrubbed. cry "halt!" That's more than proper mass transportation be made effort that went into it. Among those never came to > vole in the plausible way lo begin The pressing account of cronyism. One more Sen William we have now available wherever possible and that who supported it were state Sen. S. its use be encouraged. The existing Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth; As- situation at Hazlet has tended to dis- semblyman Walter J. Kozloski, D- courage it. Crowding at the bus com- Monmouth; Assemblywoman Marie County action on land lauded pany lot on Route 36 has forced the A. Muhler, R-Monmouth; Rep. James commuters to park in the. Airport J. Howard. D-N.J. and his Republican The following letter has Monmuulh County vulers who Plaza Shopping Center lot across the challenger in last November's elec- been received for publication. overwhelmingly endorsed Ihe Laud firemen street. Controversy arose there when Lincrof! tion, Bruce Coe. The Monmouth Coun- 1178 Green Acre Referendum FROM OUR READERS Shrewsbury they were required to purchase per- ty Planning Board played an active Monmouth County" Board You acted swiftly to acquire mits, and when the cars of those who of Chosen Freeholders land which could only be more To the Editor: role in the effort, and it was Charles Hall of Records expensive or even unavailable hadn't done so were towed away. Some Spitz, a planner with (he county board, Freehold in Ihe future Therefore, your Due in great measure to the skill, promptness and trained sought parking space at other busi- who announced the DOT decision. The trustees of Ihe Mon decision also reflects a recog- ness places nearby. nition of a sound investment cial obligations tor the preser- As a group they are against efficiency of the volunteer fire This has been a significant victory mouth Conservation Founda- lion would like to thank the and an understanding ol the vation of our natural heritage Ihe proposal mainly because of companies of Shrewsbury, Red Additionally, the parking pattern for the commuter, and all who worked Board of Chosen Freeholders recreational and conservation The trustees uf Ihe Mon- the lack of Information from Bank and Eatonlown the dam- created a safety hazard as commuters for it are to be commended. tor their decision to authorize needs of your fellow citizens. mouth Conservation Founda- Ihe Department of Health. age to the Shrewsbury Presby- terian Manse was minimized the issuance of bonds lo ac- Yours was a compassionate tion are longstanding county Where are Ihe figures? How quire land presently held by residents, many of whom were much will it cost the tax in the fire of Wednesday morn- decision. It will reinforce Ihe ing on Dec. 27th the New Jersey Conservation public's faith and the faith of born here They have a love payers? These and many other Conquest of Cambodia Foundation financial institutions in not and respect for the county that questions yet remain to be an- often goes back lo a time when swered. Their work was fast at gel- Yours was a difficult yet only the New Jersey Conserva- ling to the source of the fire abundant open space and Except for a low-key denunciation nition of the new government installed judicious decision. II reflects a tion Foundation bul in all (nun As a taxpayer I object to and extinguishing it, yet at the from the Slate Department, reaction in Cambodia by the Vietnamese would responsiveness In the wishes of dations who undertake hnan farmland was the norm They the (act that if the Department same time the fire companies encourage progress and as a in this country to the Vietnamese in- of Health does not implement carefully minimized the physi- contravene the important, if often vio- part ol progress, they wish lo vasion of Cambodia has been con- an approved plan it will forfeit cal and water damage that lated, principle of non-aggression. see a portion of this land re- a I7M.M0 grant Big deal It they had lo employ. spicuously circumspect. To some ex- There is merit in the widespread main forever in Its natural will only revert lo the federal tent that reticence is a residual conse- state for the pleasure and ben- suggestion that the United States keep government. So we lose We, the board ol trustees of quence of the disastrous American efit of future generations The |7M,Mt, but how much money The Presbyterian Church al its lines of communication open with foundation is pleased that Ihe experience in that area of the world — will the taxpayers save, by not Shrewsbury, wish to publicly the Soviet Union and China, the big- Monmouth County Board of the unspoken question is "How can we having to support a plan that is express our appreciation and power supporters of the Vietnamese Chosen Freeholders shares estimated to cost I2M.000.MO gratitude to these outstanding say anything about Southeast Asia?" their feelings Thank you and the Khmer Rouge respectively. to start. Lets try to figure a fire companies and lo our But it also reflects a real ambivalence Judith II. Stanley salary fust for one squad. Re- neighbors who are the well- about the overthrow even by foreign But fears of a China-Soviet military President member there will be M such trained and public spirited fire troops of the brutal and inhuman revo- confrontation seem premature at best, Monmouth Conservation paramedic squads, each with a company members. and hand-wringing about Vietnamese Foundation doctor and nurse, each will lutionary government in Phnom Penh. John While, Secretary hegemony in Southeast Asia is proba- also have three administrative The principle of the inviolability of Squads' stand officers on duty at the hospital Board of Trustees national borders is infinitely less at- bly also excessive: While Hanoi un- Red Bank With an approximate salary of tractive to Americans than the princi- doubtedly desired to expand its in- To the Editor: 15.000 dollars per squad mem- Seniors new* ple of individual freedom from torture fluence, its invasion was at'least part- As I read the pages of the ber and eight members to cov- and oppression. ly a response to numerous Cambodian Register. 1 find that the opposi- er a two person, round the clock seven-day rotating shift Keyport Having made its necessary border provocations. tion reports in reference lo the To the Editor: NJ. Department of Health's Not counting relief for vaca- statement condemning the Vietnam- When the political and military proposal to regionalize Ihe hos- tions, sickness, it will cost On behalf of the ufflcers ese invasion, what should the United (141,000. That Is not counting and members of Ihe Keyport situation in Southeast Asia has clari- pitals of N.J. only come from State* do now? The wisest counsel the first aid squads. And I the benefits that they will be Senior Citizens Inc. we sincer- fied itself, the United States may want entitled to The proposal is for ely thank you fur your cooper- seems to be: nothing. Even by the must agree with them. to adopt a more visible and pointed the hospital* to pay this salary, ation in Ihe past year li» print indulgent standards that have tradi- As individuals, they regu- but will they be able lo afford ing our news Items cum-emlng policy in that region; there is a real tionally governed diplomatic recog- larly train and are tested to It Don't forget, this Is not in- our club. possibility, for example, that long- perform first aid. All they cluding the administrative, nition, the Khmer Rouge government want is the right to spend their We are looking forward lo did not deserve such acknowl- term leverage could be exerted on and supply, and equipment own time to continue to do this costs. the same cooperation 'In Ihe edgement from this country while it Vietnam through economic and trade the way they do II, and believe coming year. was in power, and therefore can make incentives. But for the present, the It or not our N.J. first aid Uts iotn wUa the Flnl Aid May you have a happy even less of a case for retrospective administration is right to keep a low squads (volunteer) are better Squads Association lo shelve than any paid system any- this proposal until more ques- healthy and prosperous new recognition now that it has been de- diplomatic and rhetorical profile year. "What iloe* he think w« arc— name kind of where. This is what the squads tions are answered. 1 At the same time, early recog- where Southeast Asia is concerned. x with initiative and knowhow?" are against. Edward A. Glenney (ieraklinr Milano SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, JANUARY 29. 1979 The OtflyRegMtf 7 Flowerand gardenshow to give a nod to spring ASBURV PARK—Thirteen seminars on a variety of topics, show on the operations of Green Gables, Spring Lake, will be three sbde shows and an auditorium full of floral and land presented by Steve Barlow, head gardner there scaping displays will highlight the first annual Mid Atlantic Among garden exhibits at the show will be an intimate patio Flower and Garden Show in Convention Hall Feb 8-11 11 is arrangement by Moreau Landscape Nursery. Cults Neck, using being staged by Parkway Productions and Is under the direction unusual dwarf and semi-dwarf broadleaf and needle-type ever- of James J McLaughlin, who also produces recreational vehicle greens The garden will feature moving water for summer and home exhibitions in the state. effect and annuals for color < Fifty exhibitors from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, SPRING GARDEN Virginia and Connecticut will occupy the main floor of the Monmouth County Parks System is planning a spring oceanfront complex to show their floral designs, garden and garden featuring pink azaleas, dwarf conifers, I'ieris Japonica landscaping exhibits, educational and environmental displays shrubs, lily-of-the-valley flowers and Bradford pear and birch and flower and plant arrangements. trees A gazebo will be the central focal point Reigning will be the New Jersey Flower Princess, Yvonne Rainforest of Warren Grove, Ocean County's only orchid SelUer of Wall Township grower, will present a display of blossoms grown in its solar- The Mid-Atlantic Flower and Garden Show is the first heated greenhouse William Smith, Kainforest owner, will show exhibition of Its kind here in eight years Show hours are from orchids which can be grown at home noon to 10:30 p.m Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and from Students of Everett's School of Florislry. Brick Town noon to 7 p.m Sunday. ship,will create a tropical garden, featuring birds of paradise The New Jersey Shore Professional Florist Association will and anthuriums from Hawaii, prolea from Africa and a variety be responsible for nine seminars during the event, on such of orchids topics as novelty arrangements, floral centerpieces, corsages and head pieces, exotic flowers, and plants and flowers in There is a nominal admission fee Information is available combination arrangements by contacting Parkway Productions. Route 15. Manasquan. Peggy Crooks, director of the Deep Cut Horticultural Center of the Monmouth County Parks System, will present a seminar on home vegetable gardening; John Floden of Floden's Florist, Sea Girt, will discuss the care of house plants, and Richard Obal, Monmouth County aghcultual agent, will talk on reflower- ing seasonal house plants. Lifestyle The Netherlands Flower Bulb Institute, New York, has planned two slide presentations, titled "From A to Z with Spring Flowers" and "For a Beautiful Spring Indoors." Another slide BUSS STOP — James McLaughlin, director of Parkway Productions, gives a congratulatory kiss to Yvonne Seltzer, Wall Township, the new New Jersey Flower Princess, who will reign at the Mid-Atlantic Flower and Garden Show Feb. 8-11 in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Staged by Parkway Productions, the event, the first ot its kind in eight years, will feature 50 exhibitors and 13 seminars HINTS FROM HELOISE Doff shoes at door DF.AR FOLKS some day we would look back and wonder how we ever dared I am overwhelmed and antaied al ihr number ol rmpome* walk through our homes w ith those filthy shoes on " lo Mickey Lahman's suggestion ihal we Initiate the custom here The men had their say. loo Like their distaff counterparts, in ihe t) I, of removing our slims before entering out homes the) loo war* very nHICh in favor of removing one's shoes II must have struck a syiiipatticlu ilionl tiTTOH] .ill m> James Klllnt even said. If you could start u crusade lor the n-adi'is because almost without a dUuntlng vole you un adoption of this custom in the United States, future generations unquestionably in favor of doing so would indeed owe you a debl of gratitude Here's hoping many, Mrs Frieda Tail wrote. "If we gel enough wnrs bfhilfdlhe many others feel strongly enough in favor of the idea to idea mostly Ihe proplc who must rlr.ui up the ilirl maybe H inundate you with tetters " will catch on ' Well, believe me. dear hearts, they did! But what was so Other comments were, lo mcnlion a few, "I'm with you all incongruous throughout the letters is that while so many feel the assisting garden club representatives, left to right, Ihe way." "Let's use rnmmnn sense and have i h'anrr hitinps"• GARDEN ENTHUSIASTS - Shore Area Garden custom would !«• ,i Kood one very few practice II for fl-ar of Clubs will participate In the First Annual Mid-Allan Lillian Koelsch, Toms River Garden Club; Gall smart," "Practical!' "OteV hin lmi' someone s feelings' Yet their friends are not doing It Cullen, Shrewsbury Garden Club and Miriam We heard from doiiors. nurses and ihose concerned with QH tic Flower and Garden Show In Asbury Park's Con- ftH the very same reason' vention Hall Feb. 8-11. Patrick McLaughlin of Bryan, Oceanport Garden Club, In the planning of idea from the standpoint of our health l>r Phillip It Hiockman So. take Ihe bull by the horns and be the first (if you haven't Parkway Productions Inc., producers of the show, is their exhibits. of the Illinois College of I'odialnc Medicine st.ttod the college already) lo make il slandard practice [or everyone lo remove has recently completed a ii'si'.nrli piojcci on dtKIW-Bearldg their shoes al your door' This is not lo say there wouldn't be twctena that antiti ever) home an Hie >oies of tin* slim - n( some minor problems al fusl (smelly feet, a place to put Ihe unwary citizens shot's, etc I. bul these could be easily solved He wroie. "With infant* and children playing nil carped Itulh liui khaltei had a good idea perhaps She said. "Please Make a Date 1 which carry these organisms »v ire MbjectlM tlicm tindhi rerun the idea every now and (hen and let's all keep mentioning FEBRUARY 4 cases that have never been recorded Soonri HI later 11 will be it in your column till the crusade In eliminate trash and dirt A paid directory of conning events for non-profit or- necessary for us to face the issue lirought in by our shoes pays off all over our country'" ganizations Rates: 12 00 lor three lines for one day. f 1 00 Concert by The West Chester Flute Ensemble. First Ominous sounding, isn I n1' Km he s right when >mi read) How .ttwut il. folks' I personally think we're on to some- each additional line. $3 00 for two days. $125 each addi- Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill. Red Bank Freewill stop and think about those germi #e Bfe posilbl) liriiii:in^ into thing' Love you lots' — lleloise tional line; $5 for three to five days. (I 50 each additional offering.Childcareprovided 4:30I'M our homes line. 16.00 for 10 days. $2.00 each additional line Deadline Parents Without Partners Bayshore (44 Cocktail Party Other U'tlers had a wistful lou 10 tlii'in — couldn I i|iun noon 2 days before publication Call Ihe Daily Register. * Dance at the Hideaway Lounge. 2 Fearey PL, Morgan, believe anything so wonderful could ever happen THIS COLUMN Is written for you the komtmaker if you 542-MOO. ask for the Date Secretary H 30. Free buffet. Call 566-0170 Mrs Alice I'rusnick said H lii'sl when sin- wiolr The have a hint "i • problem writ* lo lleimsr m cart of ihis custom of removing shoes at the door la in> lavarlte fanlasv' . newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of mail, lleloise JANUARY » Shore Ballet Company presents "Homage To Bournon- My idea of a small piece of heaven on (Ins wicked do t> i.nttr is unable to answer individual letters Shi* will, however, answer The Monmouth Museum announces the opening of ville" 4 "Firebird" at 2 P M at the Monmouth Arts Center, Mrs Hi.mill said II »r i mild make tin-, .1 I1.1I11I I Hunk your questions m hci column whenever possible "Curious Creatures and Bizarre Beasts" an art exhibition a" Monmouth St. Red Bank Sponsored by the Monmouth illustrating imaginary animals through Ihe ages Tues County Arts Council Sunday Sampler Series. Tickets: $2 00 through Sal., 10 am 4:30 p.m . Sun. 1-5 pm Members For Information call 842-9000 or 842-8404 RBCHS alumni free, non-members II. children 50 cents 88 FEBRUARY i sponsoring Children's Art Lessons, starting Feb 5. Mondays, GET A *26 GIFT JANUARY 31 4-5 30. at the Art Alliance. 101 Monmouth St., Red Bahk. 'Camelot' night Chinese Auction sponsored by Red Bank Regional Information, call Many Fit/. Maurice. H7O-2314 Booster Club. Wed.. Jan 31. 7:30 I'M al Red Bank KKI) BANK - Red lUuk Regional Cafeteria. Ridge lid. Little Silver Donation FEBRUARY I (.'alholiC High School Muimii FOR LEARNING $2.00 Parents Without Partners Bayshore 644 Cocktail Party Association is sponsoring .HI & Dance, at the Hideaway Lounge. 2 Fearey PL, Morgan. Vlumni Night pcforniancc of FEBRUARY I 8 30. Free buffet Call 566-0170 this years school di.mi.ili GASP (Group Against Smoking Pollution) invites you lo taUon of Camelot al H :m TO LOSE WEIGHT FEBRUARY f *» dine with us in a smoke-free atmosphere al the Shore Point pin on March 9 in Ihe school Inn, Garden Room. Hwy. 35. Hazlel. NJ , Thurs . Feb I at CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEKHoly Trinity School, 1 Tiikets are on sale .mil 11 •• 7:30 P.M..Dutch treat $4.50 lo $10 00. Call Ray C-runthaniM Long Branch, will hold Open House, Tues. Eve. Feb 6, ervaUon'i are being iccepii'il 291-4276 for more information 7-8:30 P.M & Fn., Feb 9. 9-11 AM Kindergarten It I're-K t>> Mrs Margaret Harbison registration 9AM -1 P.M. b) office week of Feb 4.1179 Holahan. 29 Sllverwhlte lload FEBRUARY 3 FEBRUARY 8 l.illle Sliver, and Sisler Mar> Fabulous Fifties Dance, sponsored by Our l,ad> of Alma, alumni dirt'clri'ss. al Perpetual Help PTA. Highlands, I I'M, to 1 AM (old Saint Joseph's PTA will hold its second Chinese Auction ihr school The Mbnlaalaa of buffet, dance contest, dress contest Music by the "Mods " on Thurs. 7:30 p.m in the school auditorium, Maple PI., M\ dollars includes admission For tickets, call 872-1987 or 291-4695. $12 00 per couple Keyport Tickets $1.50 Cake and refreshments will be lo Ihe show as Well as to a w me Hundreds ol served Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs Amadio, .md cheese palh which "ill MMdwpa Bayview PTA will sponser Rock Around The Clock. 566-5779 or Mrs McDow. 583-1090 Fuicota follow ihe performance punic-comd Feb. 3.1 P.M. to 1 A.M. at Independence Fire Co.. Belford Hi-Mu.su Sponsors of RumsonFair Haven Regional CM • Indn Hot & cold buffet, $10.00 per person For tickets call Angle High School presents its annual Luncheon-Auction. II AM. COCKTAIL PARTY boo* • Dmxim Lobosco. 4K 20W Cobblestones. Hwy 35. Middletown Frank Martelli. In- MORGAN - Parents ternational Galleries, Red Bank. Auctioneer $7 50 a ticket Lunoheon to be held al Shore Casino. Fashions by Without Pamters, Bayshore H42-34M Chapter 644. will have • Belmar rashion Corner, $8. •M 8 Tin Dual) ITl gk* I SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY JANUARY 29,1979 ASK OR. BROTHERS Engaged Robinson-Jardine Time for caution KUMSON - Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs batata Meads il ronek aid kavea'l kad a memory By DR. JOVCE MOTHERS involved are making a serious mistake Thomas V Jardine, Ridge Road, of the engagement of their failure. Ske claims ske rarely driiks before I am Dear Dr. Brothers: I km my ll-year-eld I don't believe that this experience will be daughter, Miss Suzanne Vreeland Jardine, lo John Hardman wkei I gel home I welder If ske eoaM be lylag. My daughter Is havlag i mill relatloaikip will I bey detrimental to your daughter's future happiness tea says ibe hides bottles la Ibe kllebea aid la ker Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent J Robinson of Tyson •kesbeet doling lor Ike past it> months Ske'i (till when and if she wishes to marry Modem sex room so I can't tee Ibem. - L.B. Dnve. Fair Haven A June wedding is planned to klgk school aad I'd kilt l»r anything I* rail ker research seems to indicate that a certain amount of Miss Jardine, an alumna of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ekueei tf gelling lale Ike ctllege ike kai choseu I experimentation before marriage makes for a bet Dear L.B 1 strongly suspect that your wife may High School and Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa., where like this boy bat I rani tell >•• how mark I ler sex adjustment later on One report on "Normal be one of the millions of secret drinkers who become 8UUK Jardlae she was a member of Alpha Chi sorority, is employed by Vogue disapprove of wkal ike's doing. I'm afraid II will Adolescence" states. "The union of tender and alcohulics Blackouts, or memory failures, and the magazine Her father is a partner in the law firm of jardine. wreck ker rkaaces lor a happy, adjastrd married sexual love in relationships with the marriage part- hiding of liquor are classic symptoms of the alcohol- Momce and Pagano, Spnngjjeld life when ske derides I* settle dawn I've lever MM ner is difficult to attain without sexual experience ic, although some alcoholics never experience Mr Robinson, an alumnus of l.awrenceville School and the ker Ikai I kaow ike's sleeping wltk Ikli boy. Do yoa during the years of late adolescence." I'd definitely blackouts and never hide their drinks University of Virginia, where he was a member of Phi Gamma tain. I skould forbid II or lalerfere? Should I avoid talk with my daughter, if 1 were you. and make sure Unfortunately, alcoholics are usually extremely Delta,'received an MBA degree from the University of Denver any dlicuwlou since I leel at I do? — S.T. she's taking precautions against pregnancy He is associated with Farrell Lines. Inc , New York City His adept at deceit It may very well be that your wife is Dear ST.: If your daughter is sleeping with this lying After all. if she's an alcoholic, she would be lather, a vice president with Paul Stafford Associates, formerly boy, 1 don't believe it would serve any positive Dear Dr. Brotkers: I'm very worried about m> was a director and member of the executive committee of protecting herself from being cut off from a very purpose for you to "forbid it or interfere " Under the wile. Ske seems to be experiencing what Is almost addictive drug Johnson and Johnson circumstances, any threats would merely push her like premaMre senility Ske tells me or the kids onr away from you and create a situation you'd both Iking it aighl alter dialer aad Iken quite freqventl) If she isn't ready to stop, there's not much you Corsini-Chapman regret. Ike aexl mtraiag ike forgets all aboal II. Ske teems can do Rut she may be ready. She might welcome By 18 or It. most women are ready to deal 10 kave no recollection ol ever kaving discussed It. If help if It were pnmniM I suggest you and she IIA/I.HT - Mr and Mrs James G Chapman. 15 Amhersl responsibly with premarital sex if they believe In it someone call* after lei o'clock at nlgki, ske'i qulle attend an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. Lane announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Diane and if they are deeply attracted to the boy involved apt Ml to remember II Ike aexl morning My son Call in advance, to find out which meetings are open Chapman, to William Corsini, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Corsini, This doesn't mean that I approve of premarital sex says It's because we drink so much. I know this Is to the general public Ask her if she'll go with you 69 Cresci Boulevard for teen-agers but I think parents who overreact or nonsense because I drink Ibe same amount the does, became you think you might need il. putting the Miss Chapman, who is a Junior at Glassboro State College. Is threaten to disown their youngsters because they're nerhopn eveu more »< I Mien have n drink »lin emphasis on yourself DUM < aapraaa an alumna of Human High School Mr Corsini, a junior at Rutgers University, also was graduated from Rarttan High School Bacigalupi-Taylor ANN LANDERS TOMS RIVER - Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs William John Taylor, 305 Maria Drive, of the engagement of their daughter. Miss Sharon Rose Taylor, to David Michael Bacigalupi, son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Bacigalupi, 63 Lillian Place, Middletown The wedding is planned for January of next year Miss Taylor, a graduate of Middletown Township High Guide to failure School, attended Monmouth Medical Center for the study of falher who doesn't have much dental x-ray'iechnology She is a dental assistant for Dr. J Dear Ana: Several yean fellow needs a mother's gui- the world, and If I want lorn. hair left bat I am ready to pall Henry O'Hern Jr.. Red Bank ago you ran a letter giving dance these days There are so I should CIJ >boul them and "advice" to parents. It was a many Iramps around oul the remaining strands. The Mr. Bacigalupi. also a graduate of Middletown high school, not worn so much about cats guide thai was certain lo pro 6 Father Let your son problem: How eaa I gel Bay U- served three years in the U.S. Armed Forces He is employed at and dogs I think an>thln|j thai Sharon Taylor dice a messed up kid. I year-old lo (top wearlag ay Little Sliver Repair Center, Little Silver Mary Wottoa know early lhat you consider Is alive Is sort ol human and clothes? Von are probably laughed at It when I read II. him a failure. Compare him that's why I feel this nay but now I wish I had saved It. I thinking, "All I* year old ocas wilh his older In other who has Please tell me ho» I can have two sisters who could like lo get Into Dad'i clothes." done belter If you recognize gel over these sad spells for Sembler-Wotton certainly profit from thai col Well, It's not my sou I'm writ that the second son is vastly animals, since II really makes umu. will you please hunt II up inferior, be sure to mention it Ing about - It's my daughter. UNION BEACH - The engagement of Miss Mary Lynne me miserable — Ju i Man In and do a rerun? I believe Ihe Don't lei people think you're so She grabs my sweaters, Wotton, to Edward James Sembler is announced by her mother. Vew Orleans Mrs Lorraine Wotton, 209 Ash St. Mr. Sembler is the son of Mi- year was 1171. — Time stupid that you don't know the shirts, soeki, gloves, capo - Changes Things A Lot ami Mrs Joseph Sembler of 823 Lorlllard Ave. difference Dear Man It's udjtltrable everylhlag I owa seems to Miss Wotton, daughter also of the late Donald R Wotton. Dear Time ..Mound the col- 7. Be prepared for Ihe un- thai yoil !ire concerned about wlad up au this glrl'i back. Of course, they swim oa her but and hher fiance are graduates of Keyport High School. She is umn — and here II is: happiness which comes from all living things, but J;IIIIII; In Be thai doesn't matter - Ike big- employed by Superuiarklft General Corp , Woodbridge, and he ' disappointed that your having a disturbed, malad- pieces about ;iny problem second c ld wasnl a rl At ger Ihe belter, eieepl lar was employed by Supermarkets General Corp., Edison, until il "' K' ' justed, unhappy child And whether it's anlnuill or un ;l11 leans. With them Ihe was destroyed by fire on Jan. 17. "'' the first child was a have some answers ready such fortunate human situations. TIGHTER Ihe better. boy, which pleased his father, as. "We can't understand it ion not help Is there a solution to tab so the second child shouldJbe a We raised them both the same Since yoil low animals so problem or ant I doomed lor girl so his mother will be way " much, *hv (inii'i you plan in bo Literary club slates event Me? - Soon A Jaybird pleased 1 Dear Ann: I didn't know a veterinarian' You could (hen 2 Falher: Devote all your Dear Jay: Not lor life - KEYPORT - "The Liter- C Kenneth Fehlhaus. Mis whether lo write to >ou or ihe spend VIIUI HI* luMptAfl time and attention to Ihe just until she gets married ary Club Magazine," original Harry Poppick and Mrs. Ken- President ol Ihe Inlied Stales. animals in a poalttve kVi) firstborn Don't worry abour And then you'll miss her like MR. AND MRS. HOWARD NATHER short stories, poems and trav- neth B Wharton I know you are both bus\. bui I elogs by members, will be ignoring the second son His decided m\ chances for gel- Dear Ann Landers: I'm a crazy presented at a meeting of the ROSE SOCIETY mother will make up for II. Hag a quick answer would be Nather-Skowronski Keyport Literary Club Feb. 9 RED BANK - The Jersey- 3 Mother: Since Dad is a better III wrote lo you. at 8 p.m. in the Reformed Shore Rose Society will meel little tough on the second son I will be 12 >ears old next Clark Saturday at 2 p.in at Thomp- (ignoring him and all.) protect NEW MONMOUTII-Mih& Joyce Ann Church House, here Mrs mouth and I love animals so son Park. Lincrofi Mrs the boy as best you can Be Sknwronskl. daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniel Barnett is literature much I can'l stand II when warm and lined Lillian Koelsch. Red Bank, will sure he doesn't come into con Skowronski. 2 Arthur Place, was married Jan and drama chairman they are not treated right. demonstrate arrangements for tact with the cruel, hard world 13 here in SI Mary's Roman Catholic Church, When 1 hear about cats and competition and enjoyment. A concerned mom can be a TREK-SHOE to Howard Edward Nather. son of Mr and Mrs Participating are Mrs Vin- dogs being killed because the> The public is invited. Re- great shock absorber $ II H. Nalher of Spotswood. cent Applegate, Mrs, Daniel doa'l hat e homes. I en Some- freshments will be served 4 Father Make your son The Rev Miles Varley officiated at'the Barnett, Mrs Otto Doucha. times I see dogs In Ihe alley 1S" feel like a sissy because he ceremony Mrs. Thomas Ferrante. Mrs Irving lo get something to eat RUMMAGE SALE - likes art. music and poelry regular $34. HOW f W ' Donna Skowronski was maid of honor for oat ol garbage cans because MATAWAN - The Sis- Any kid who can'l bloody a few her sister Ken Nather. brother of the bride nobody will leed them. My terhood of Temple Shalom will noses and be a leader in sports groom, was best man. POTLUCK LUNCH mother gels cross will me be- 4 Linden Place, Red Bank conduct a Giant Rummage should be ashamed of himself Mrs Nather was graduated from Mid LAURENCE HARBOR - Sale Feb. 14 from 9 a.m. to cause I worry so much about dletown Township High School and Mercer Mrs. Pat Palmer will host a noon here in Ihe Temple. 5 5. Mother: In later years be animals. She says there are an County College, Trenton, and is a floral de- potluck luncheon here in her Ayrmont Lane. Clothing, critical of every girl your son awfal lot of hungry people in Red signer employed by McCoys Flowers. Long home for members and guesls housewares. baby items and a looks at After all. your son Beach. Calif. of the Woman's Club of variety of bric-a-brac will be deserves the best, so don't let . Mr Nalher is an alumnus of Our Lady ol Laurence Harbor, sponsored olfered for sale him settle (or less A young Mercy High School, Jersey City, and Cedar by the social service and pub- Ridge High School. Madison Township He is a lic affairs departments Feb 5 service technician for Farmer Brothers Coffee al noon Assisting with the food TorKance.Calir arrangements is Mabel The smartest Szumski. A dinner and fashion After a Caribbean cruise. Mr and Mrs show is set for March 12 at 7 Nather reside in Long Beach p in in Magnolia Inn. place to start a diet Matawan. CLUB LUNCHEON MIDDLETOWN - Dr Clyde Sullivan, director of Children's Psychiatric Center of Monmouth Counly. will be guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Woman's Club of Middletown at noon Thurs- day here in Christ Episcopal Church. 92 Kings Hwy A spring luncheon and fashion show is set for April 25 in Shad- owbrook. Shrewsbury. INSTALLED - From left to right, Lois Anne Is in your head and at Lean Line. Galbroith, Little Silver, Because ones you got your mind to control your outgoing president, mouth, you il lose weight all over Audrey Siehlapkoh, Red Curl A. Quatlin, And that's exactly what Lean Line does We teach you psychologically how lo lose weight Help! Bank, outgoing vice R.P. physically with Lean Line s original president, and Al 'Behovtor ModKcafcn TocMoue: Backed up by an easy-to-live-with diet that even lets you That's what Meyers of Marlboro, in- WE KNOW YOU eal spaghetti, bagels, lox and peanut butter coming president at So we oont changchage whawatt you eat as much Monmouth Day Care ARE THERE! as we chachangee how you eal you'll get with Center trustee installa- Often times in IhoK wcallcd super flint i Its a simple case ol mind over mattem r tion yesterday. dru| stores, no one e>en notices you are in Ihe slore. Taxpayer's Textbook '79. 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Minnesota's first two goals and assisted on the the Atlanta Flames to a triumph over the Red arranged his playing schedule carefully this Then, if I make it, can 1 win?' You have to third as the North Stars defeated the Buffalo Wings. year, keeping clear the two middle weeks of prove it. Now I've proved it. That will help. Sabrts 1-1 yesterday in a National Hockey Kea's third goal of the season snapped a 2-2 April That will make the second one come easier." League game The win was Minnesota's third tie and gave the Flames their fourth con- ever in the Buffalo rink and the first in a year. secutive triumph at home "My wile's expecting our first child in the Tom Watson, the Player of the Year for the The North Stars went ahead late in the The Red Wings fought back from a 2-0 first middle of April," Zoeller said. "That's the most past two seasons, made his first start of 1179 a opening period on Fidler's first goal. Don Luce period deficit to tie it on goals from Reed exciting, best thing that's ever happened to me good one Propping for the defense of his title In scored his 17th goal of the season to lit' the Larson and Andre St. Laurence before Kea's the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am this week, WaLson played his last nine in 33. That gave game midway through the second period, Ait tantalizing bouncer from 55-leet out went "I'm committed for everything up until him 71 and a tie for second at 287 Fidler put in his second goal of the game late in through a screened Vachon Into the net. then, but I had arranged it to be home when the period to put Minnesota ahead again Maple Leafs 2. Capitals 1 she's due Now, it looks like I won't be there." He shared second with Bill Kratzert, Artie Fidler's second goal came when fiV) LANDOVER. Md. - Pat Boutette assisted His first career victory on the PGA Tour McNickle and Wayne Levi Levi had the day's Sargent sent a lead pass to Glen Sharpley while on both Toronto goals to help bring the Maple came in wind, rain, a few flurries of snow, cold best round. 68. McNickle shot 72 and Kratzert Referee Bruce Hood had his hand up for a Leafs from behind to register a tie with the and hail yesterday at the Andy Williams-San 74. penalty on Buffalo. No Buffalo player was back Washington Capitals. Diego Open. And it suddenly made him eligible when Sharpley and Fidler skated in on Sabres Washington, one of the three hottest teams Jerry McGee. the second-round leader, took for two of golf's premier events, the Masters goalie Bob Sauve in the league this month, set a modest learn himself out of II with a double bogey on the 14th and Tournament of Champions He has never Bobby Smith scored Minnesota's third goal record by scoring power play goals in eigni hole He had to birdie No 18 to salvage 76 and a before played in either. They come on con- on a pass from Brad Maxwell in the third consecutive games. tie at 288 with Lee Trevino, Victor Regalado secutive weeks in the middle of April — "just period. Fidler started that play and Jerry Pate, all with 74s. Dave Hutchinson scored from 10 feet in the about my wife's due date,' Zoeller said slot to give Toronto a first-period lead Wash- Kllgs S, Bralas 3 Zoeller. 27 and carrying a sturdy 190 pounds ington then rallied after a slow-start to score Zoeller, 27. one of the game's longest hitters BOSTON - The Los Angeles Kings scored on a 5-foot-10 frame, ranks amon? the game's two goals 77 seconds apart in the second peri- and more noted free spirits, nailed down his four goals in the second period, including a longest hitters. He has shown improvement in od. first tour title in something approaching ease shorthanded tally by Butch Goring, and posted his four previous years on the lour, winning •lies 7, Black Hawks 1 He started the day two shots in front of the their second Boston victory in two weeks with a more than 1100,000 last year CHICAGO - Mike Zuke, a former World pack, was three ahead most of the stormy day 5-S decision over the struggling Bruins Hockey Association player, and rookie Tony and eventually won by five after scoring a The improvement, he said, was due to his ' Goring took a pass from Mike Murphy on a Currie, each scored twice to power the St. meaningless birdie on the final hole of the wife two-on-one breakaway and scored his 26th goal Louis Blues to a onesided win over the Chicago 1 South course at Torrey Pines of the season while killing a penalty at 18:49 of Blac - Hawks. "1 used to do my share of drinking — the middle period. Thai gave the Kings a 4-1 Si. Louis centerman Gary linger, playing in ' He finished with a round of par 72 — one of imbibing, getting drunk — whatever you want lead his 854th' consecutive NHL contest, also scored only five scores at par or better in the brutal to call it. About four nights a week. When we Mark lleaslip provided an insurance goal 46 his 370th career goal and added three assists in AP WhmH weather — and claimed $45,000 from the total got engaged. I figured I had to straighten up seconds later, driving home a 30-luoter on a the win ME AND MY CADDY - Fuzzy Zoeller and his purse of (250,000 with his 282 total, six under my ad a little." partial breakaway with Marcel Dlonne. The Blues, winning their first road game caddy, Mike Mozzeo, stride across the 18th green par Flames 7, Red Wings Z since last November 22, beat the Hawks for the after winning the Andy Williams San Diego Open. His victory, nailed down on a string of 11 ATLANTA - Defenseman Ed Kea's bounc- first time this season after three losses and a Zoeller finished four strokes ahead of his nearest "This is going to help me," he said "Us pars, really hasn't hit home, Zoeller said, but ing shot from the blue line with 40 seconds lie The Hawks, meanwhile, lost (or the fifth competitor despite hall, high winds and frigid tem- going to be great for my confidence There are he Iss convinced it is "the second most impor- remaining in the second period slid through time in their last six outings peratures. two questions everyone has to answer when tant thing that's happened to me." 10 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. JANUARY 29 1979 White, Irvin, Michaels top writers9 list EDISON - It mi a players' nightmare and a preti agent's dream Nearly IN members of the New Jersey Sportswriters Association and their guests gathered for the 43rd time yester- day to honor their "Good Guy," their "Hall of Famer" and their "Coach of the Year," among others, but the questions that identify the writers - and the spiral-bound notebooks that hoard the answers — were given the day oft. Roy White, outfielder for the New York Yankees and a resident of Upper Saddle River, accepted the writers' "Good Guy" award, noting, "I received the New York writers' award a couple of years ago, and I am proud to accept yours now. "That means I am a good guy in two states," he said. "You'd better watch out...." White reflected briefly on the Yankees' phoenix-like rally from 14-games back to the World Championship. "Back In July, 1 didn't think any ol us would be getting any awards I sort of figured that I'd be spending the winter hiding somewhere... But I was glad that we did it, and I was glad that I was able to play as much as I did in the playoffs In 1177, I played a lot all season but didn't see much action In the playoffs. This year, it was the reverse." A "big man" on the dais was New'York Jets Head Coach Walt Michaels, named "Coach of the Year." Michaels and commented on another unexpected rise - that of the Jets into a "coming" football club. "The smart money took any bet that said the Jets would win more than one or two games this year," he said, referring to a preseason prediction in Sports Illustrated that pegged the Jets as a 1-15 team. "A lot of people said that our schedule would kill us. What they didn't know is that we had a bunch of young fellows out there that really wanted to play football." Michaels summed his formula for success. "The only way to get better," he said, "is to play the best." Monte Irvin, elevated to the writers' HaU of Fame, brought with him a history of achievements The Major League Baseball Hall of Famer from the (then) New York Giants who started as a four-sport athlete at Orange High School compared the financial differences between players of his vintage and current pro athletes. "I can't blame the players for taking the large bonuses," the executive from the baseball commissioner's office said. "As long as the owners continue to pay large sums, the players are going to take them. "The meal money these guys get alone is more than we made a week, sometimes," he continued, "but, looking back, I'd have to say that it we made it easier for the guys that followed it was worth It." An unexpected double citation went to Augle Lio of the Passaic HeraM-News. Lio received the sportswriters' associa- tion award for Journalistic achievement and was welcomed Into mi mm tt iiinii fm—m •ffMtr M«*to *r Honwwi Qoroctioft the College Football HaU of Fame. BIG DAY — It was a big day for many at the 43rd annual New Jersey Sports GOOD GUY — Chuck Trlblehorn, left, president of the New Jersey Sports Mike Rossman, the "Jewish Bomber" and world light Writers Association banquet at the Pines Manor in Edison. Chuck Trlblehorn, Writers Association, presents New York Yankee outfielder Roy White with heavyweight boxing champion, was to receive the "Pro Athlete right, president of the NJSWA, admires a few of the many awards presented the Good Guy Award at the 43rd annual sports writers banquet at the Pines ot the Year" award, but snow in his Turnersville home town along with Monte I rvln, left, former New York Giant baseball great, and Walt Manor In Edison yesterday. stayed his presence Michaels, head coach of the New York Jets. Olympics in L.A. hits another roadblock LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Olympic leaders laced The IOC finally agreed to waive Rule 4 ol the Olympic He asked James Worrall, a lawyer who is an IOC member in The IOC has to decide whether lo abandon Taiwan, whose •tie more delay today. In the long struggle to tie up the 1984 Charter and allow the contract to be signed by an independent Canada, to revise Rule 4 and bring it into line with the Los National Olympic Committee it recognized as the Republic of Olympic Games for Los Angeles organizing committee rather than the city council. That meant Angeles agreement. Worrall's proposed revision was on theChina, and Instead recognize the People's Republic of China, Don Miller, executive director of the U.S. Olympic Commit- breaching a basic rule introduced by the founder of the modern agenda of today's meeting. with its 800 million people tee, was scheduled to sign the contract for 1984 at a two-day Olympics, the late Baron Pierre de Coubertin, when the Games Killanin and his aides have to consider another weighty A decision can be made only by the lull IOC session at meeting ol the International Olympic Committee (IOC) ex- were started in the 1890s problem. Lance Cross of New Zealand, a member of the IOC Montevideo, Uruguay in April But the executive board will be ecutive board But he has said he needs more time to work out Killanin said the IOC gave way to meet conditions in a executive board, has visited Mainland China and is reporting on expected to do the groundwork and possibly make a recommen- the financial arrangements with Los Angeles. changing world. (he sports setup there. dation. That puts the IOC back to where It was last summer, when it gave Los Angeles an ultimatum to reach agreement or let the Games go elsewhere. Lord Killanin, the smoothly diplomatic president ol the IOC, has been in Moscow inspecting arrangements lor the 1980 Pro Bowl benches are full of stars Games. He bent the IOC rules to accommodate Los Angeles last year and may not be prepared to put up with more delays.. LOS ANGELES (AP) - On* ol the teams is so loaded that defense features Joe Greene, Robert Brazilr. Lyle Alzado and "III had this much talent on a regular MK1. team," said a The latest snag concerns the sharing ol assets at the Games. players like Bob Grtese, Franco Harris, L.C. Greenwood and Randy Gradishar. smiling AFC Coach Chuck Fairbanks. "I'm not sure I'd know Us Angeles officials have said the USOC is demanding a share Tom Jackson will be on the bench when the game begins. The The National Football Conference team will have Roger what to do with It." of the assets, in addition lo a 40 percent share of the profits, in other squad lists among its reserves Archie Manning, Tony Hill. Staubach at quarterback, Walter Payton and Tony Dorsetl as Fairbanks said he expects a wide-open, exciting game return for guaranteeing a share of liabilities. The Los Angeles James Lofton. Tom Mack and Thomas Henderson running backs, with Harold Carmichael heading an outstanding Special restrictions on delenses in the Pro Bowl should give Organizing Committee does not agree So who's starting? wide receiver corps and Billy Joe DuPree at tight end The NFC the offenses an edge The defense must always be in a 4-3-4 set, defense will be anchored by Bill Bergey, Matt Blair, Al Baker Los Angeles came near to losing the Games last year The American Football Conference squad in Monday night's play a man-for-man with a free safety, and cannot blitz unless and Willie Buchanon because the City Council would not sign an agreement with the Pro Bowl will be led by quarterback Terry Bradshaw, with Earl the situation is third down and less than 3 yards to go. IOC and the USOC to take financial responsibility for the Campbell and Delvln Williams as running backs, Lynn Swann at The starters and the squads for the Pro Bowl are de- Kickoff time lor the nationally televised contest at the Games a wide receiver spot and Dave Casper at tight end. The AFC termined by a vote of NFL coaches and players. Coliseum is 9 p m EST. NBA Standings Shore Conference cage tourney Standings antfMH Cootnc MWem Divrsle* Pvfrkt DIvtilM M It Pll GF OA notion Washington U II li 11 7 v ni m n 14 likmdtfi n r t n 7M 1M PWIodelphio » 17 Toronto n ?f Rongm 11 14 1 Hew Jersey 73 II «l »5 ITfl Buffalo If 30 features seeding, four sections t 17 » * SI XT? 174 New.Vork 77 79 II 11 » SS IS* M Btntofi 17 31 Centre! Din tie* The third annual Shore Conference Basketball Tournament All ol these games will be played aatthrtt thr homi e court ol the higher imytlM Oivrtlon Son Anlonlo 30 70 Las Angeiei Houston 37 10 u»_-»«« Angete* will be held the week of Feb. 18 and, as in the past two years, all Chicago 17 n I II Ml 17] seeded team with the exception of the championship bracket. Vancouver 17 K 7 II ISI IM Pittsburgh 17 M {Z Phoenl« »i? PorltorvrJ 71 74 teams in the five divisions will be invited to compete. The first round of the championship bracket will be played Colorado II II I W III XT? ,,ij Son Diego 7< 77 si Loui4 11 n 7 it 141 m u Golden Stole 73 71 The 33 teams in the live conference divisions will be seeded Feb. It at Middletown South and Toms River North. Sahrrttay'i Gomel fcanta> City 1)7, Cleveland 19? at a coaches' meeting Feb. 17 and the tourney will be split into The upper bracket (1-8 and 2-7) will be played at Middletown Minnesota 3, Buffalo 1 Washington 4, Chicago I ' Atlonlo )», Son Antonio 1U Portlond 116, Philadelphia 94 lour sections: championship, red, white and blue. Toronto 7. Wosfirngton 1. tte Son Olrgo til. Cleveland 110 Lot Angeles 111, Milwaukee l« South while the lower bracket (34 and 4-5) Is set for Toms River Buflolot.,pe.rou] SI Lourt7.Chlcoao7 Plttlburgn S, Lot Artoeiei 1 Seattle W, Houston 94 TeeJey . Oeme The live conference winners will be seeded one thru five in North. Games will be 7 and 8: JO p.m. T eater i O«MM Golden State ot New York, ) 30 p n Montreal 3, Boiton I New York Rangen 7, New York I MontrealoiPhllodtlphlo, I OSp m Yeiter*er> Ovmes Temen-tw-i Oewnei the championship bracket with the next three highest seeds Semifinals and consolations will be played at Red Bank landers 7 Boston 103. Golden Stale 107 Atlanta at WoiMngton.l Up m '"•••n • usnn Denver N.ChkogoI? rounding out the field. Regional Feb. » with the championship game set for Brookdale Minnesota J, Philadelphia I Hwilwiotlndtona,l:«5t>.m. Washington ol Detroit, J 35 p m Detroit 171. Son Diego 111 Son Anlonlo ot Chlcogo. lltpm Vancouver 7, Colorodo 3. Ill The next eight seeded teams will compete in the "red" Feb. 24 at 2:30 p.m. and the consolation set for 1 p.m. Mlnnetolaof New Yoffc lilandei-t • OS Indiana IJ3, Son Antonio 110 Milwaukee at Son Diego. 10:05 p m Vettoraiay i Ownei Ne* Jersey 117, Phoenix IU New Jersey at Loi Angeles, II p m division, with the lollowing eight squads competing in the The red, white and blue division games will be played Feb Atlonlo 1. Detroit 7 Lot Angelei ot it Loulv f tS p,m Washington 177, New York 103 Denver at Portland, Up m "white" division and the remaining eight in the "blue" division. 19-21-23 and all teams will play three games. LoiArtgelesl. Boiton J 0*N*m y°'k *°'*9-r* ol *•"«• Arrowhead keeps skiing By BILL ZAPCIC look a long, hard look at the benefits ol a ski facility For those unsure of their own capabilities, and in the county. They wondered il the on-again, off- lor those who seek to Improve, Arrowhead conducts MARLBORO - What's that you say, little lady? again status of skiing across Route 520 from a ski school run by National Ski Palrol-certilted Your father can't afford to buy you a mountain'' Or Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital was worth the el- instructors who receive their recertification each you, sir? You say you're torn between the call of the torts of all involved. faU at the site wild and the haired of highway hypnosis? A group of ski enthusiasts, volunteers as- The last session begins today; classes are Look West, ski bums, look west! sociated with the YMCA, began a campaign to save scheduled both day and night for beginners and Look as far west as Marlboro, where you'll find the Arrowhead Ski Area. The tremendous response novices. the county's only ski facilities, and one of the only they received for their efforts proved to the county two downhill ski areas In the southern part of the that there is a demand lor some sort ol slopes, For those without a rack ol the latest skis, poles state. enough demand to warrant the continuation ol and bindings, a greatly-expanded rental shop serves Arrowhead Ski Area, a branch ol the Communi- activity al Arrowhead. the facility. Particular attention has been paid to children's equipment in recent years; the center ty YMCA and home of the Y's summer day camps Since that time, the facility has grown signifi- hopes to get them young for youngsters, has been serving the county for 15 cantly. It now boasts a longer ski season and better years, providing an alternative to distant — and skiing conditions, owing to a greater maintenance At the lop of il all sits the Harry H. Neuoerger expensive — ski resorts In Northern New Jersey, effort. A six-gun snowmaking system coupled with Lodge. For the weary, the cold, and lor those with New York State and New England. the recently-purchased snowcat slope grooraer has phony plaster casts, the lodge provides the perfect With yo-yo-like temperatures so far this season, tripled the number of skiing days. setting. The fireplace sets the mood; coffee and the area has been suffering somewhat. Nonetheless, New this season is skiing on the West Slope, a food from the snack bar warm the body. the staff endeavors to keep the slopes white with facility for intermediate-level skiers. It comple- The Arrowhead Ski Area is open Monday snow and dotted with skiers whenever possible. ments the beginner-novice runs that have Identified through Friday, excluding Wednesdays, from 3-10 GOING UP — A young skier makes use of the tow rope at the Arrowhead Ski The area has faced problems with mild winters the area since the start. Rope tows provide the p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m., and Area In Marlboro earlier this season. The facility continues to serve county since Us Inception. Five years ago, following two upward motion; gravity continues to provide the Sunday from IS a.m. until ( p.m. Wednesday is residents, providing a local outlet for winter sports enthusiasts. successive warm winters, the Community YMCA downhill excitement. Ladies and Students Day from 10 a.m. until 10p.m. SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY JANUARY 29 1979 Tin flail IIIfll^l 11 Atlantic Coast Sailboat Show satisfies large public demand "The demand (or a sailboat show did not maun Casque surmiaed "However, in my tab this win- alize until the last lew yean," said Thomas Casque, ter to dealers who are coming in as exhibitors in the director, explaining why he, with the counsel of his Atlantic Coast Sailboat Show, it goes much deeper lather Jerry, has scheduled the first Atlantic Coast than that. Sailboat Show to run March 7-11 alter the 26th "Sailboating is wonderful sport and the sailboat Jersey Coast Power Boat Show, Feb. 17 K, both at HENRY selling market is expanding very fast on New York Convention Hall, Asbury Park. and New Jersey waters. Sailboats are at home on The traditional show has been renamed the the open aea, and on the bays and sounds as well as Power Boat Show, and wiU be devoted entirely to SCHAEFER on the lakes and thus we are meeting the demand machine-propelled vessels. Such boats have domi- (or these ecology-kindly boats in presenting a first nated the exhibits at Convention Hall ever since ever sailboat show " Jerry Casque lint dreamed up the idea of a winter UNSAFE ICE STOPS FISHING DERtY boat show on the North Jersey Shore. The Knee Deep Hunting and Fishing Club Ice "They told him it wouldn't draw many ex- Fishing Derby has been postponed until next week- hibitors, nor any kind ol a crowd, but my lather from the time fiberglass first invaded the boat end because o( unsafe ice It had been scheduled (or went ahead anyhow and invested most of his money building field Saturday and yesterday and all of his time to promote the show," said "And then something else happened," Gasque The extremely heavy rain ol January M caused Gasque recalled, "- a sudden demand lor more sailboats the level of Lake Hopatcong to rite several (eel. "My lather's dream became an instant success.. This demand was evident as long as seven years Consequently, the loot-thick mantle ol ice was He knew (although most boat dealers at that time ago when I first took over as director after my separated from the shore by several feet ol open were skeptical) that by the lime Washington's lather said he was ready to retire. The (act is he water making access to the ice impossible or dan- Birthday came around, people were pretty well led never did actually retire because boating is in his gerous. up with the winter, were thinking ahead to spring, blood and he is as excited as I am in this new At Hopatcong State Part rising water caused a and were ready to spend money on a boat and venture, a 'Simon Pure' sailboat show and the first large area ol ice to break up and be washed over the accessories. time ever here. dam. In the Woodport area at the north end ol the "We have always had some sailing vessels at "We don't expect to make a lot ol money but we lake the Ice was covered by several Inches ol water the boat show," he continued, "but they were want to respond to the public demand whether that [lowing (rom the lake's main feeder stream. always overshadowed by the power boats, particu- demand is lor sail or power, luxury yacht or Club president Steve Guerriero postponed the larly during the early years when the lamous dinghy," Gasque said. derby after calling officials at marine police head- Jersey seaskitls, produced by about a dozen yards "Perhaps the so-called energy crisis several quarters. Gueriero said the club's concern (or the KINGFISH LEADER — John Boehner of Mlddletown poses with the 48 Vj- in the local area, dominated the exhibits years ago had something to do with it because at safety, ol the derby entrants was the prime con- pound kingflsh he caught off Fort Lauderdole to take the lead In the kingflsh "The show has always been responsive to that time people were hesitant to buy a boat, tearful sideration in making his decision to postpone the division In the Fort Lauderdalc annual fishing festival. changes, new ideas and trends, and fell right in step that they wouldn't be able to get (uel to run it," event. Two emerge in Giants' search EAST RUTHERFORD — Los Angeles Rams general man- Klosterman is believed to be interested in the job and have Cowboys as personnel director since their inception in 1M0 ager Don Klosterman and Gil Brandt, personnel director of the the inside track The Giants requested and received permission The Giants have received permission to talk to Brandt and Dallas Cowboys, have apparently emerged as the favorites for from Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom to talk to Klosterman. Cowboys offensive coordinator Dan Reeves, is considered one NOW ON DISPLAY the vacant New York Giants director of operations position "We haven't talked to Klosterman yet, but we plan to do so of the top choices for the coaching job. IN OUR SHOWROOM With the self-imposed Feb.l deadline closing in, the Giants while we are here," Wellington Mara said. "And we also plan to But the entry of Brandt and Reeves seems unlikely It's have begun to narrow down their list ol candidates They had talk to Brandt while we are here, but we haven't done so as yet. believed that there is no love lost between the two and that they hoped to leave Miami after the Super Bowl with a new man In We're going to pick the director of operations first, and then let haven't conversed in nearly two years. tow, but the search has moved across the country to Los him pick the coach " THE ALL NEW Angeles, the site of the Pro Bowl game tonight The Giants No 1 choice, Penn State's Joe Paterno, turned Wellington and Tim Mara each own 50 percent of the New York down before the Maras were able to conjure up a 1979 AMC baUchib. Differences cropped up between the two men to the serious offer Paterno was to be offered the dual role of coach CB.S. SUPERMARKET SPIRIT • CONCORD extent that National Football League Commissioner Pete and director ol operations. 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG PACER • JEEP llozelie had to intercede and restore peace "The Giants have asked my permission to talk to Don," The Maras do agree, however, that the new director ol Rosenbloom said "1 don't know what's going to happen, but I operations should be the main man in selecting the team's new will say il the Giants get Klosterman, they will be getting the PICK-IT coach. most outstanding general manager in the country He's the TWIN BORO The director ol operations position became vacant Dec IX best." when Andy Robustelli formally announced his resignation The Reports have circulated that Klosterman wants out ol Los JERSEY NUMBER GAME MOTORS, INC. Giants fired head coach John McVay the same day, less than 24 Angeles because Rosenbloom has been expanding the duties ol Pick any three numbers — your can play UlNawmMtoriMiM. UiUnk hours after the Giants (inlshed a disappointing (-10 season and his 11 year-old son Steve, the heir apparent to the Rams. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week missed the National Football League playoffs for the 15th Brandt openly expressed his interest lor the Giants job straight year. about II days before the Super Bowl. Brandt has been with the WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER AMC Spirit Price Rollback! At Last - Prices Arc Coming Down! Spirit Liftback Spirit Sedan '200 price rollback '200 price rollback Now - $3799!* Now - *3699!* You can own America's newest PLUS — White wall tires now standard. subcompact at sub prices! A bargain in the inflation-fighting Spirit! Come, Visit China A PERSONAL AUDIO-VISUAL IMPRESSION OF CHINA a^^^^^a^^H^P^ *^^3aBMalllMsMs^sBal^sfct— - _ . ' bf William Bhck. 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The Daily Register and Sunday Register New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and AMC/Jeep Dealers. the Eastern Branch of The Monmouth County Library n 12 The Dfeiy Rentier SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY 29. 1979 AH to meet with world leaders; Stout's lead slims; will promote peace, friendship Muhammad Alt, describing higher," Ali said yesterday in Ali said he was going on a Ali was at Ohio State Uni- documentary in Russia himself as a boxer turned an appearance at a winter fes- world tour lo raise money for versity in Columbus, Ohio Sat- 'J'm going to present Emery makes gain urday night, where he spoke of Russia in a way you've never statesman, says he plans to tival in Milwaukee. "I'm going the World Organization for meet with heads of states to meet with world leaders, nol Rights, Liberty and Dignity his retirement from the ring seen it," he said. "I'm going to points in 14 games. Holmdei'. t-8 senior cen- (III), BUI Williams of Henry around the world to promote run a sweaty gym somewhere (WORLD), which he described The 37 year-old boxer has "re- show the Russian people Mark Clark, Rartlan's (-7 ter Jen Stout saw Ha aver- Hudson (111), Holmdel's peace and friendship His first I'd rather be In (Soviet Pre as a non-religious, non-political tired" several limes only to go changing diapers, working and center, is fifth with a Ml age lUp a little laat week, but Rich Scanlon (18.9), and. stop will be the Kremlin in mier Leonid) Brezhnev's of- and non-racial organization on lo fight again, but this lime enjoying life ' average followed closely by he still holds a firm lead in Steve LubUcner of Shore Moscow fice talking to him than in a He is in the midst of a fund he insists he has retired for Middletown South's Paul After Russia, Ali said he the county scholastic individ- (181) "I love sports but I'm going gym talking to Howard Cos raising lecture tour of 12 col- real. Hall with 2* I a contest. planned to go to Bangladesh. ual basketball scoring race Clark leads in free throws a couple of thousand (eel eU" leges "They want me to prosti Also in the top 10 are Red Cairo, Manila and France Stout has MO points in IS with 88 while Stout had the tute myself and continue box- Bank's Dwayne Lodge Since he maintained he would games for a 22 • average and most field goals with 1J3 ing, but there's no way," Ali nol step back into the ring, he a comfortable lead over run (Includes gtmes ol SalunUy) said "I turned down (24 mil- High School Sports Schedule was asked who would become nerup Bob Emery of o ra FT PTS AV. lion last week lo fight Duanr Hokndel 15 133 54 320 229 the next heavyweight Rumson who moved up five TOOAV PI Plratonl BorootOcton Bobick I've (ricked the whole Rumson-FH 14 117 53 287 205 Kcorwburgol Frt«t)old places to second place with a ley* ftotfteffeall SrlchoTC. titleholder? Matawan 15 122 S3 307 20 4 bB Co:ho!lcct Red Bonk RM Bonk at Worlboro Bumun FH ol wonolopan world I don't like beating up T R SoutholT R North Marlboro ot Short 20.5 average. Emery was Ocean 14 109 67 285 20 4 Otrh • mkHMH people and getting hurt I "If Leon Spinks trains as Red Bonk ol R 6 Catholic WfDNBSOAV Mamtwiltr ot Holmdei seventh a week ago, but Ocean 15 108 88 304 203 «r..lli», Wall ot Monowuon hard as when he fought me, he MlddlKlown S gl Ntfflwn* wanted a world platform Box- scored « points in his last Mdl South 14 128 23 281 201 TOMORROW Lans Branch a! Manmoulh hit iMkettMtl Mottr Del ol SI Jowptri Jackion ol Control ing and the movies were the will get the crown," replied Red Bank 12 108 21 237 19 8 Wall at Atbury Pork KrypodatPI PI»OMnt Beoch two games. 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And Howell (0-10). 0-2 Point Pleasanl Beach (7-2) 2-1 the smooth, quiet ride B DMBlon North Holmdei (3-8) 2-1 Shore (10-O) . , . 3-0 Keansburg (2-8) 1-2 lets you forget about Marlboro (9-1) 20 Keyport (18(f-B)) ...... 1-2 spring change-over. Rumson-Fair Haven (7-2) 1 1 Freehold (1-7) ... 0-3 Tiempo - the one A76-13blackw»ll,plui Manalapan (4-1) 1-1 ' cMsa SI 83 ft T snd old lira long Branch (2 4) 0-2 St John. ...' 7-4 tire that does it all! Monmoulh (3-9) 0-3 FWd Bank Catholic 6-4 Only Irom Goodyear. 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Inc. 1979 11:30a.m.-10:00 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. 11:30a.m.-11KX) p.m. fri.& Sat. MATAWAN BKO WARNER CINEMA 34 14 The Mly Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY JANUARY 29 1979 ••••1Another Daily Register Classified Service! * NOW - YOU CAN TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. A 12:30 P.M. 542-1700 2. Autos For Sole 2 Autos For Sale Tiger $1. HtlpWonUd 1. Business Opportunities GRAN PRIX 1*70 - Clean Air. VOLKSWAGEN 1*74 - Dosher Wagon TELLERS AM/FM rodto tape deck Air ihocki, Go In mow with front wheel drive Wt are ofttrlng you an ticil nl op SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME power windows I1H0 After > )V 4*44. Four cylinder, automatic, manual portunlty fo oiwclalt with o rowing BE YOUR OWN BOSS' ARE YOU HANDY WITH TOOLS? 741*401 *teer CADILLAC 1*71 ~ Excellent condlflo TRAVEL AGENT E KptHen iff) NX HARD TO GET First, *tcond ond four new tires Call otter 1 JO p m full lime position ColI for Inter. 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IM7 TRUCK MECHANIC - Diesel t« powtr steering, power brakes, lilt i celient condition, all extras, leather body, *VX ntw Btst otter PROOFREADING - Work of horn* SECRETARYEXECUTIVE - To perlence and tools necessary Apply In PAY OFF ALL Utesf.opk steering wheel AW/ Interior M17i Coll y I m*. Call 7M-479I anytime We nttd stwerol work ot home proof ouilnts* and Operation* Manager* person Schworti International, 141 W stereo Trunk UcT power onten Good ihorfhand, typing, EngUih and Those Christmas Bills MACIBU CLASSIC - 1*77 Aulomotlc. OODGE 1*71 - '1 ton Pick up truck readeri II you ort experienced, well Front St , Red Bonk other secrttarlal skills rtqulrtd Send air. powtr steering/broke*'window*. Excellent shope Muml sell. HlOO Coll GENERAL read and methodical, wt con train you WAITRESS/WAITER - Experienced and Everything Else like ntw n.OOD milts UNO Ul 1*40 Apply In person or call Circle Cht< In a rewarding work at home program rttumt. Including lalary roqulrt »'i\ Government backed rt 77? 717* ment*. to Personnel Deportment 710 a m, till 7, Frl and Sat evening* (AMARO tf»7 lei Company. 441 Shrewsbury Avt , ot proofreading college level text and finance'dtoi ronsollootlon UI for oil Monmouth Con*olldafed Water Com Dlinwashtr doyi Call 147 W71 ofin 7 Good engine, needs body work DODGE 1*74 - Club Cab Pickup Stan Shrewsbury. N J 741 1110 Aik far Nkfc business reference books Wt ort a homeowner* tvtn If you are behind dard transmission, tlrei good. IIIJ0 tonally known photo compoiltoi pony, 441 Shrewsbury Avt . Any amounts up lo tlM.000 Why Trocchla, Strvke Monoger Shrewsbury. NJ., 17701 In all wall when you con be pocketing tht (AMARO 1MV - Six cylinder, out AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC - Full Monmouth time Apply Burdgt'S Garage. t*7 HELP .round listont sailing cash savlno* wi *•"*'•»•£ .Coll malic, HMO milts, good cond detain (your own handwriting, N J HotllAt, toll ''•• tBt-ttl-Wm Chry»(tr Plymouth DODGE RACK BODY -• 1*40. btll Bronch Avr t Ittle Silver tlons Private Yacht Club Months of usfclng mo Coll 7*1 Wf otter S H«» J4 Eotonlown H7 i«KJ otter $8.05 Per Hour please): Include education and work SECURITY GUARD June. July and August Resume must Monty Unlimited, Government Ac i f I ICA GT ( IFTBACK IV • 7O?W7 after S p rn experience lo Mri E A Poulien. include experience ond abilities Write itpteti Flnoncial Contultonts, Howtll, AUTO tl.HHKl •(Ml CtMOMV Ml im looded. UOOD Call MONTE CARLO 1t74 - Fully f I ATflfcD TRAILER 14*5 . new University Graphics. Inc. 11 Wesl m^lM if a n»mttU hMW lo Box G 151 The Dally Register N.J 701 4)1 •000 tqulpptd Enctlltnl condlllon New tires, hitch ond wheel bearings, all ntw FULL TIME OR Avt , Atlantic Highlands N J 07714 P S *V)X money also lor buslrtesi use 4M IMf fitttr 7 p m NEW AND USED CAR ft fill >KMI> M • Socwrtty Shrewsbury, N J 07701 tire* M»« m-ITW^ light*. U7S 7*1-4144 No phone colli plow home purchase Improvement* or ony I HI VROLET MONZA 19/1 A PART-TIME tmrt. ••MrttMt najaktd. ttktnr WEIDEft Experienced in pipe r MUSTANG IH* - Convertible UOO. a* good reason at all AM/FM tape. VI oulomalk. I?WO REAL "ESTATE SALESPERSON Phn IlktrvJ tmfMoyt* lentfth Ri is Coll 1*1 IM Ofitr 4 p m and all day MECHANICS Expanding company netdi help No best oHtr Jll 4M1 or 471 1012 Clean, Inside work, salary and bonus, firtts wsic twve QUALIFIED NJ HOMEOWNFRS wtfctndi immediate opening In bu*y Ford deal experience ntctiiary, we will Iraln CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 - Fo terrific advancement potentloi Stole erihrp Ford experience preferred Ex Start Immediately Good working con A»p«i in stnti, * am tt 11 Mtn Pay Off Your Debts door Sedan, loaded, btst otter OLDSMOBILE 1*73 - Cuilom Crulttr FORD DIESEL 1*4* - C4000. with 14' dlllon* U»* ot hand tools helpful For Rentals Bkr 747 MM Mint condition Muitttt AiklngtlMO N( Al ESTATE SAlt SPtfiSON Miailiy ttwMffc Friday It INDIVIDUAL - Nttd titro money, •with « *ow as 717 Jilt aluminum body, roll up rear door and Interview, call ' novt car and driver » llctntt' Call Call 471 IMS Full time Will consider new licensee ROBIRT COOK. Itcwrrty Dlrttltr *ide doors, lUN Call 717 1177 7)9-0144 between I 4 p m i Ml VROIFT im - Klngiwood E AUTOMATIC MACHINERY - Ot Aik lor Jton Irwln. Realtor 141 4111 Loans 9V '•iff Wagon 41000 milts, olr, pow OPEL GT - 1*71. 41 MO milts. Auto slgntr Creative, experienced Individ i ves bun and Mon . 747 1104 FHAVA BORROW UP TO TWIIC, power steering with Midland Glass Co. Inc. steer Ing/bra* ei, asking I7O0 TtS Of rnotlc, powtr brokts. run* excellent ual needed tor monutacturer ol dlvtr 536-2223 just tuned Custom Interior, custom Coll offer S p m , 7|f N14 iitift) equipment Liberal pay and ben ' HI VROIF.T VAN It/* Whit* REAL ESTATE BROKER - To man paint Immoculate Inside and out Must cflts Call Vn 1714 lor appointment, or windows around side, good condltii FORD I*M - F I Sane I body Flat HORSE FARM HELP - EiDtrltnctd age growing CENTURY II office In a CLIFFWOOD AVENUE $56,000 be seen Asking I1M0 S43-44M. 1H vend resume to William E Young ft with mares and I00I1, Colls Neck Coll 'uned up 741_)44I htod, V-4, completely rebuilt UOO or (Ream markcl area Salary, draw, plus : Company. 400 ElMK Rd , Neptune, Ul 4177 or 547 7445 percentage All replies held In absolute CLIFFWOOD, N.J. 52 Babysitting/Child bit offtr 7V-fW- N.J., 07TS3 CHEVROLET BELAIR - 1*34, n PLYMOUTH VALIANT -"iMd, good tonfldence Stnd resume lo: Box First Guarantee Hies mags. Interior, rum good Ask JEEP COMMANDO - 1971 V 4. (our D-IM, Tht Dally Rtgiiler Shrewsbury. Care Ironsporlallon Aulomotlc, power wheel drive, plow included, low AUTOMOBILE SALESPERSON - Mortgage Co. ma coir t* 1-174* N J 07701 - ll* cylinder, asking IMO mlltaot. Excellent condition Will oc Sale* experience required, nol neces BABYSITTER WANTED - Fulltime »l Pork Aft . Votrt Ploln* CHEVROLET MALItU 1*74 - Vln tepl Irode Coll ITO-IITt. sarllsorllyv automollvoulomollvti All company paid REAL ESTATE SALES - If you Will SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER RE In my home Call before 1 10 al root, VI automatic, ntw tlrei, '7. benefits and demomlralor Apply in H E L P soon bt completing, a recognlted CEPTlONlST - Somt Iravtl, t« W 11*0 After V 4714114 Call 322-9525 PONTIAC 1V7S - Four-door Ban mlKt. ttm Iti tSM RANCHERO 1«M - JW engine, lour person. M Schworti and Son, 141 W count of Kctnslng In real estate or ceilenl position with growing com ntvllle. Air, crultt control, power LOVING - Responsible person lo ipeed. good condition^ From Si , RedJIonh Central Jersey's largtsi lire safely already have 0 license, we would like ny Call Mid Stole Mechonkal ' MFVROl FT MAI IBU CLASS door/lock*/wlr»dow) I347J 671ft 1 1 pony mind leacher s two year tid In my equipment company has poiltlont open to lolk to you Call in confidence WAGON l*7J - Power itte PONTIAC TEMPEST 1*41 - Power home. Mlddlttown areo Recent refer TRUCK INSURANCE AVON in our Frethold office No experience ernes good salary 4*1 mi mg'b'oke*. automatic, radio, olr. re literInq.brake*, two door. |IH SELLING CAN PUT SUNSHINE necessary, company provides training CAMASSA AGENCY INC. SECRETARY NEEDED - For buiy llndtr. new steel belted rodlpls, IWJ FREE oyoltt ond binders by phone dynomlc Orthodontic ofllie EMtCullve loffc. 3S.0O0 mllet 17*00 Call 461 44 tvllndtr. CALL TOLL FREE M0 171 9701 IN XOUR LIFE Start work immediately LITTLE SILVER PROFESSIONAL COUPLE Seeks •iiivv NOVA lfl'0 - SI* cylinder c Bored by one gray day after the neit? ikllls required Evperltnct preferred telloble live In babysitter tor three Develop a tunny new oiptct ot yourself 747-WW Fuellent salary /bent fit* Stnd re PONTIAC WAGON - Grand Safari. children Able lo assume lull household 71 Merchandise For —as an Avon Representative Sellquol lumt, slrkt confidence, P O B01 577 1974 Nlntpotstngcr M.000 mini Ex 4 Motorcycles $160 PER WEEK k((FPTIONISI responsibilities US lo 1100 oe> week ity products, torn good money ond Red Bonk. N.J ctHent condition Fully equipped Somt typing, thrte evenings per week. Coii mmi Sale hove flexible hours, too For details, PART-TIME iJ 450 HI tin CVCLB INSURANCE nours il U SO hour CHEVROLET VAN - IMS call Mrs Hammond, 4714391. Mrs i»?t R it s SCOTT HUM rtctlvti FHtF quotes and binders by phone ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY •tit otter HABBH You ye got to drive II lo Koritluli, SW Sill. Mn Archtr, Also, full time positions available 53 Domestic Help IIW 170«07 after S pm CALt TOLL-FREE BOO-IT? *7U V4443I7 Management trainees alto needed, 70 Thomas Ave U) 14*4 Shrewsbury office proctdurts All bentflts 1150 m ?v* antf • p m believe it " SHREWSBURY MOTORS. HF.NTAI AGFNT H6AIIOB AS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY INC.. 74I-WB0 MAICO JSO - 1*77 with incentive bonuses during training COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER For i HI vv VAN 1*71 - Blue, 4 cyl, now SOCIATE To manage activt rental » Thomo* Avt 747 1494 Shrtwlbury BestI offtr BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTOR - For Interview coll Sun . Mon . Tuts . 9 a woman, nice oportmtnt tnows/rtg tires, automatic, radio, hr REO BANK VOLVO ler 5 p m Licensed, or will Iraln holder ot Optra department Enctlltnl possibilities for bock stan, ok to cuttomlie, «xli O»W7 .in SECRETARY >4\ Mt* 11* E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD tor's License Call Miss Sptnce, aggressive person Good commlislon 3 LINES Item* ovolloble 1M00 or trade Ca Good typing, light ileno Work on own RED BANK. 741 5M6 VAMAHA 443 4007 iirrongcmvnt Write P O Box 33*. West DELIGHTFUL CLEAN WOMAN lo 777 24*0, ask for Jot. J ft R CYCLE SERVICE, INC initiative Good btntflt! 1140 Open 5 nights loMOpm, Sot until i long Branch N J 07744 watch Infant In my home, two doyi 1 3rd Avi Long 536-4577 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 5 DAYS REOIKER SHERMAN Branch 73* 5100 Program Coordinator, administrative RETAIL SALES - Port tlmt. in iport 70 Thomas Avi 747 14*4 ShrtWSbury laundry References Call 7714444 Math ond t DODGE PEUGEOT still'i required Apply 1? Monmouth SI INDIVIDUAL - To Itorn construction Ing goods stole 6* pm dally M SENIOR TECHNICIAN BS dtgrett HOUSEKEEPER - Live in. good pay dltlonlng, two top*. 377 cu In , JSO fi p Rl M-Wall Township—44* 1100 business, with same knowledge ot civil Soturdoy Coii wtrm very nice room with ooth two In foml ailglnol mlleooe 45,000 Beit oftt In Education Psychology or 1 u 1 $3.00 5 Auto engineering DiW Equipment Com ly Wrltt to Boi G J4* The Dally the Rrgliler f AMU * ADl can sell HITTENHOUSE BOYSGIRLS - Earn extra coin. RN M'W - Full time. J M LPNPN,. port pany Call between I 30 4 30, 771-54*7 Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 your unnt«d«d »tmi tor you quickly rtnui. LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. morning newspaper route available In kend off d us s, ao UNIOI.N CONTINENTAL MARK Services/Parts tlmt, 11-7 Every other weektn Mtrchandlt* for salt ONLY tOO Hwy 1) 77S 1SO0 Octon Twp Union fleoch, Keasniburg. Port Mon INSPECTOR MECHANICAL - EN 016* self help areas Center locattd In long HOUSEKEEPER Monday and 1974 Excellent condition, mode to* Full fringe benefits Call 471-014* Originating ftom household, not ti IWU TONE - Oretn bucktl stat, for mouth and Mlddieiown oreos Good perlence preferred with castings and Bronch Stnd rtiumt lo MONARC. Wednesday. 11-4p.m Friday. >»4 Ref iigl ruchilotptnkl color and londoti SHORE MOTORS RN (M/W) - Full lime. 117 Com OUR IV LIKE TO BOKBOW IP YOU MAVft ID 131 Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale The Share's OMetf Dealer Stelnwey. Chlckerlwg. WurlllUer, A M3U OJT BY OWNER - One family home with OCEAN TOWNSHIP Gutbranean and all aRtat fine make* ww>rr I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Snuffy Smith SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY JANUARY 29, 1979 The EMy RcgMcr 17 MAW, WHAT'S OUR ROCKV CHAIR THOUGHT TH1 TERMITES DOIN' IN TH" FRONT YARD? > WOULD LIKE TO EAT OUT Crossword puzzle FER A CHANGE, PAW 24 Otwiunc* 46 Bueyona 23 I 28 Kind of 46 Machine tor one part 24 Ana or 6 Wordol €dMiM*d 49 flacttftea Mans 32 "WTafs 54 Abaokjtery 25 "Forwsm 9 M*maid« 66 Palo ot-..." 67 Notaaout MTutatary SB Blind part SSTuniaian 27 Carter and ruten Lowel 60 VaaMtwith 28 vehidea • spout 61 JughandlM lion 30 Battary DOWN terminal / THE TRUEST 1 Rovwi 31 Musical hotdet sounds FORM OP LOVE 2 Department 33 Savage IS TO ALLOW. in Franca 34 Another in SRaKgiout Mexico THE OTHER TO group 36 • - Sunday" HAVE HIS 4 Repute 37 Great rutar FAULTS. 5 Rescue 42 Black Yettefdayi Puiite Solved: 6 vibrant 43 Tennis 7 Head of i l It 1 a Fiance • Ml i h [ I I « 0 {I 8 Sch. subj 44 Musketeer .'0 9 Braid 45 Dan or Pat i a nn 3 ana 10 Is not 46 Mop n 1 inn 3 ir n a HOB feeling 47 Flooring inn VMH 48 Barrister • -. 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LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)- Ibst Office of thoae ezeepUonally lym- TUESDAY, JAN. 30 OEMINKMay 21-June 20) - A private matter serves to palhetic Imfividuata who AOUARIUS SheinwokJ's bridge advice South dealer UNEXPECTED STOPPER North-South Vulnerable DAILY QUESTION By Alfred Sheinwold West obediently shifted to NORTH soades. and East could win Partner opens with one • KJ nrt.SE(mw, me HANOI'S neAfCSAVAGE Don't signal with ihe sel- tricks with the ace, queen and ling trick unless you're in noirump (16 to 18 points), VK63 PEOPLESKfUBUCOFCHI- , nine; but then South's eight and the next player passes. TO AIL puu-iamm>- good physical shape. You'd 0 Q 10 9 7 4 PHKEP.HOUDOCS of spades stopped the suit.' You hold: • & 4 AK4 South continued diamonds, else to do, and East would BRIDGE written by Alfred and West took the ace. East take five spade trick;. It is Sheinwold Is available Get better lo collect a penalty of South West North East signalled by discarding the your copy by sending SI 25 to 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass ten of spades. Nothing could 200 points than to let the the Red Bank Register. P.O be clearer-or more wrong- opponents win a vulnerable Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif Opening lead - V J headed. game. And healthier loo. 90053) HERE'S THE WORLP WAR I HE REALIZES THAT HIS THEVRE ALL FLYIN6ACE$ITTIN6INA ME 15 DEPRESSED 6IRL BACK HOME POESN'T FILLEP WITH 5MALL CAFE IN FRANCE LOVE HIM ANVMORE..EVEN COCONUT) THOU6H SHE JUST SENT HIM A BOX OF COOKIES... •=3 The Phantom Beetle Bailee we WERE SHE ONLY ASKEP IN THAT... mi'Vf GOT TO TALK HASNT YOUR BAY JUNSLE.' PON6 HAVE YOUR BABY IT'G FRO*V OOtNe THIS ANYTHING IN THAT CAVE .' PRIMITIVE I YET, ITS LIUY WHYNOT,*\AMA? 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